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Academic Excellence

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3 Superintendent's Call VADM Richard J. Naughton '68

80 Alumni at War 97 Class News

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Athletic Excellence

172 Chapter News

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187 Last Call

I I Leadership Excellence 12 U n r e s t r i c t e d G i f t S u p p o r t

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2 Officers and Trustees I 3 Contribution Highlights 14 L i f e t i m e C o m m i t m e n t s 16 P r e s i d e n t ' s C i r c l e 19 P l a n n e d G i v i n g a n d 21

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by the USNA Photo Lab) is surrounded by leaders serving the nation in the Reet and Fleet Marine Forces, clockwise from top left, a Navy pilot preflights his aircraft before vertical replenishment, two pilots chat on the flight deck of KITTY HAWK, Commander John Cordle '84 on the

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USNA Alumni Association Mission To .serve ami .support the United States, the Naval Service, rlie Naval Academy, ani.1 its Alumni; i^y f'urtherinjj; the hij,'hesr stantlards at the Naval Academy; By .seekin.i,'(uit, inliirmin.sj;, encoura^'in.u, and as.sisfinj,' tnitstandinj,', qualified youn.i; men ami women to pursue c;iroei"s ;i.s t)fticers in the N;ivy and Marine C'orps throu.u'h tlie Naval Academy; ami. By initi;itinu ;ind snonsorinu; aetivnieniories, ami .urowth oi th hind Alumni to.u'ether in s ideals i>t command, citizensh

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FOUNDATION CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ADM Charles R. Larson '58, USN (Ret.) Former Superintendent, U.S. Naval Academy Former Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Pacific Command

CHAIRM.AN or THE BOAIID THROI 'OH SPRINCI 2003 ADM Leighton \V. Smith Jr. '62, USN (Ret.) * VICE CnAiRKL\N THROI.IGH SPRING 2005 Corbin A. McNeill Jr. '62 *

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, EMERITUS ADM James L. HoUoway 111 '43, USN (Ret.) Former Chief of Naval Operations

PRESIDENT & CEO George P. Watt Jr. '73 *

PRESIDENT George P. Watt Jr. '73

PAST CHAIRK-IAN OF THE BOARD The Honorable John E. Sheehan '52

MEMBERS Maj Gen William A . Anders ' 5 5 , USAFR (Ret.) Former Chairman & CEO, General Dynamics; Astronaut Michael R. Bonsignore '63 Retired Chairman & CEO, Honeywell Mr. Edward A. Brennan Retired Chairman & CEO, Sears, Roebuck & Co. T h e Honorable Beverly Byron Former Member, U . S . Motise of Representatives; Former Chair, Naval Academy Board of Visitors A D M WiUiam J. Crowe Jr. '47, U S N (Ret.) Former Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff

P R E S I D E N T . / C E O EMERITLiS CAIT William S. Busik '43, USN (Ret) SLIPERINTENDENT'S REl'RtsENT.ATIVE CAIT Robert C. Par,sons '71, USN (Ret.) DECADE CIF THE 2 0 0 0 S MIDN 1/C Daniel A. Bailey '03, USN Class President BOARD COUNSEL John E. Nolan 'SO

PRESIDENT cSt CEO, USNA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND FOUNDATION George P Watt Jr. '73 Captain, USNR (Ret) CHIEF OPERATING OFRCER, USNA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Terrence P. Murray '68 Major General, USMC (Ret) CHIEF FINANCIAL OFHCER AND TREASURER, USNA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND FOUNDATION Henry J. Sanford Captain, USN (Ret) SECRETARY, USNA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DIRECTOR, COMMUNICATIONS Lawrence Heyworth HI '70 Commander, USN (Ret)

ALUMNI AND CUSTOMER SERVICES CAREER PROGRAMS David E. Church '67 Commander, USN (Ret) FINANCIAL SERVICES Gerrie Farmer

Ambassador William H . G . FiuGerald '31 Former Ambassador to Ireland VADM Charles H . Griffiths '46, U S N (Ret.) Former Deputy Chief of Naval Operations, Submarine Warfare

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E.ASTERN REGION TRLISTEE THROUGH SPRING 2i CAPT D. Mason Wells '47, USN (Ret.)

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Timothy S. Kobosko '80 Commander, USNR (Ret)

Eric P. Grubman ' 8 0 Private Investor

MII>ATL\NTIC REGION TRUSTEE THROUGH SPR 200.3 RADM John W. Adams '58, USN (Ret)

Gen Robert T. Herres '54, USAF ( R e t ) Chairman of the Board USAA; Former Vice-Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff

CENTRAL REGION TRUSTEE THROUGH SPRING 2005 CAPT Leonard R. VVa.ss '64, USNR (Ret.)

A D M Jay L. Johnson '68, U S N (Ret.) President & CEO. Dominion Delivery; Former Chief of Naval Operations

WESTERN RHHON TRL'STEE THROUGH SPRINCJ 2(X)3 CAPT Robert G. Stevenson '60, USN (Ret)

VICE PRESIDENT, PRINCIPAL GIFTS Dan Struble '83 Commander, USNR

THROUGH SPRING 2004 CDR Patricia Cole '82, USN

VICE PRESIDENT ATHLETIC AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS Edward C. Wallace '72 Captain, USN (Ret)

R A D M Thomas C. Lynch '64, U S N (Ret.) Senior Vice President, Director of Federal Programs, The Staubach Company; Former Superintendent, U.S. Naval Academy

ADM Thomasi H. Mooter '33, USN (Ret)

Editorial Staff

T. Willard Marriott Jr. Chairman & CEO, Marriott International, Inc. Mr. Charles H . McGill Partner, Saratoga Partners

RADM Roy D. Snyder '50, USN (Ret)

Tames W. Kiimear '50 Retired President & CEO, Texaco C A P T James A . Lovell Jr. '52, U S N (Ret.) President, Lovell Communications; Astronaut

Dr. John J. McMuUen ' 4 0 Director, Norton Lilly International, Inc. Reverend Father J. Donald Monan Chancellor, Boston College T h e Honorable Robert Mosbacher Chairman, Mosbacher Energy Company; Former Secretary of Commerce John E. Nolan '50, General Counsel Partner, Steptoe & Johnson Ms. Peggy V. Phillms Retiredtxecutive Vice President & C O O , Immunex Christian H . Poindexter ' 6 0 Chairman of the Board, Constellation Energy Group Thomas G. Pownall '47 Former Chairman & CEO, Martin Marietta David M. Robinson '87 Professional Basketball Player

VADM Charles H. Griffiths '46, USN (Ret.) * President, Counsel of Classes

The Honorable Bernard A. Maguire '64 CDR Steven T. Middleton '74. USNR CDR Steven G. Young '84, USNR

ANNAPOLIS Rebecca C. Craig '80 ATLANTA CAPT William O. K. Rentz '55, USN (Ret) CHICAGO CDR Fredrick W. Weber '75, USNR (Ret) GRE.WER WASHINGTe^N, DC CAPT Dennis R. Spurgeon '65, USNR (Ret) * H.AMPTON ROADS CAPT Daniel B. Lear '68, USNR (Ret.)

Kevin W. Sharer ' 7 0 Chairman & CEO, Amgen Corporation

PENSACOLA C A P T Glenn H. Montgomery ' 7 1 , USN ( R e t )

J. Ronald Terwilliger '63 CEO & National Managing Partner, Trammell Crow Residential

PRODUCTION MANAGER Jackie Furton ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER Maria 0*Shea CHAPTERS EDITOR Blizabeth Harwood

bos ANGELES Jo.seph W. KCKH Jr. '57

ADM Leighton W. Smith '62, U S N ( R e t ) Chairman, U S N A AA Board of Trustees

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mike CoUins *84

Captain Thomas O. Wagner U '97, USMC

Mr. Thomas C. Schievelbein President, Newport News Northrop Grumman Corporation

The Honorable John E. Sheehan '52 Chairman, GlobalLIFT Technologies, Inc.

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Richard W. Johnson

PHlLAnELPHLA Robert H. Bender '75 PU(JET SOLIND CAPT Colin H. Saari '60. USN (Ret) SAN DiEGo/CA.iRi,iNAno LCDR Robert L. Rubin '82. USNR

ADM James D . Watkins '49, U S N ( R e t ) Chairman, U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy; Former Chief of Naval Operations; Former Secretary of Energy

SAN FRANI :IS( vi CAPT Richard A. Voytek '77, USNR

Mr. John K..Welch 7 2 Executive Vice President, General Dynamics

OREOON/SOUTIIW1-.SI W.-XSHINGTON Douglas M. Bomarito '68

MajGen Leo V. Williams 111 '70, USMCR Brand Manager, Ford Motor Company

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SUPERINTENDENT'S C A L L

Message From The Superintendent

By Vice Admiral Richard J. Naughton '68 RECORD-SETTING YEAR Inside this month's Shipmate magazine, you'll find the United States Naval Academy Foundation's annual Donor Report. It contains very good news. Despite a weak economy and a down stock market, our generous Alumni and other donors contributed a record-setting $28 milHon dollars! That's more than a 20% increase over last year. 2002 was the best year for private fund raising in our history. More than 17,000 Alumni, parents, friends, and organizations made a gift to the Naval Academy Foundation and we are very close to having raised more than $145 million dollars since the Leaders to Serve the Nation campaign began.

I want to personally thank each of you for helping to ensure the margin of excellence for this great institution for the coming years. As we all know, private dollars will never take the place of a single dollar of federal funding. Federal monies will maintain the status quo here, keeping the lights on, the roofs repaired, and the salaries paid, but it is private gifts that will allow us to keep pace with the very best institutions of higher education in the world. Private gifts will take this institution to the next level of excellence and ensure our cuttingedge competitiveness for years to come.

Let me also take this opportunity to publicly thank the dedicated men and women of the United States Naval Academy Foundation for all their hard and very successful work.

the welfare, well-being, and mission accomplishment of the men and women they will shortly be privileged to lead.

I recently had the honor of presenting ten of these outstanding young leaders from the Class of '03 with Karel Montor Memorial Leadership Awards.

The award is named after USNA's legendary Professor Karel Montor, who served as an instructor and professor at the Academy for 32 years, from 1966 until his death in 1998. He wrote Fundamentals of Naval Leadership, Ethics for the Junior Officer, and Naval Leadership: Voices of Experience.

Royalties from the latter book were donated to endow the Karel Montor Memorial Leadership Award.

Montor was also an honorary member of the USNA Class of '64. Each year copies of Montor's book, Fundamentals of Naval Leadership, Ethics for the Junior Officer, are given to all the First Class Midshipmen at the Class of '64 ethics dinner.

To qualify for the Montor Leadership Award, a midshipman must earn a military quality point rating of 3.7 or higher, and an academic quality point rating of 3.8 or higher. The award was also based on achieving all A's in leadership, ethics, and law core courses.

This year 23 midshipmen qualified for the award, and the top ten were selected by performance grades, conduct grades, and order of merit.

The Karel Montor Memorial Leadership Award winners for the Class of 2003 were Midshipmen 1/C Matthew J. Ahlert, Perry B. Akin, Jeffrey H. Dormo, Nathan A. Fleischaker, Katherine E. Groenenboom, Mathison G. Hall, Eric H. Larsen, Kathryn A. Macfarlane, Michael J. O'Brien, and Anthony J. Vespa.

In addition to leadership excellence, the Class of 2003 raised the bar in academic excellence as well. Many of you may not know that 20 standout performers of the Class of '03 will receive their master's degrees within seven months of graduating from the Naval Academy! Participants in the

CLASS OF 2003—ACADEMIC AND LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE

Later this month, the Class of 2003 will leave Annapolis bound ultimately for the Fleet and Fleet Marine Force. As they prepare for graduation on 23 May, I could not be prouder of their accompHshments. Over the past four years, they worked each day to achieve excellence without arrogance, and learned a selfless dedication to duty, country, and to other people. The challenges they faced at Annapolis were likely the most difficult undertaking they have ever experienced. And they have succeeded!

In four short years at America's premier leadership laboratory, they became Leaders for the Nation. They now occupy a position of covenant leadership where their main responsibility will be Shipmate, May 2003

Recipients of the 2003 Karel Montor Memorial Leadership Awards stand with Superintendent VADM Richard Naughton, Dr. Montor's daughter, Mrs. Tammy Ramos, and son-in-law, Mr. Gary Ramos, and Mr. Fred Rainbow, the United States Naval Institute's Director of Periodicals and Seminars recently in Beach Hall

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MIDN 1/C Amy DesSureault conducts research at Nimitz Library. DesSureault is pursuing a master's degree in English at George Mason University

Voluntary Graduate Education Program (VGEP) began taking graduate courses at local universities during their First Class year. Instead of the normal 18 credit hours a semester a typical midshipman takes, these dedicated young men and women took additional classes to complete their majors essentially one semester early. Midshipmen are currently attending Georgetown University, George Mason University, the University of Maryland, American University, George Washington University, the University of Baltimore, and Johns Hopkins. They are degree candidates in English, national security studies, history, government and politics, international relations, finance, mechanical engineering, and computer science.

Thanks to their hard work, by the end of 2003 they will have completed their master's degree requirements. After this milestone, they will incur an additional service obligation and then go on to fulfill their Fleet and Fleet Marine Force commitments.

Please join me in wishing the men and women of the Class of 2003 fair winds and following seas as they begin their Naval and Marine Corps careers.

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Lastly, I'd like to inform you that the Naval Academy recently won the ninth annual National Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl held in Charlotte, NC. Improving upon last year's "Final Four" finish, the midshipmen bested a field of 40 schools from all over the country (including West Point

and the Air Force Academy!) to emerge the victors of this Association of Practical and Professional Ethics event.

The Academy team was selected from the 22 members of the Moral Science Club, a group of midshipmen interested in the complexities of ethical thought. With guidance and tutelage from USNA's Center for the Study of Professional Mihtary Ethics, the Commandant of Midshipmen, and the Division of Character Development, this group has met twice a week over lunch since the beginning of the spring semester.

Representing Navy this year were Midshipman 2/C Sale Lilly (traveling team captain), Midshipman 2/C Alex Martin, Midshipmen 3/C Tom Dunbar and Tom Vomastic, and Midshipman 4/C Tyson Meadors.

During the Ethics Bowl, teams square off against one another to present and discuss the issues involved in difficult, but entertaining ethical dilemmas. These cases may address ethical problems on classroom topics (e.g., cheating or plagiarism), personal relationships (e.g., dating or friendship), professional ethics (e.g., engineering, law or medicine), or poUtics (e.g., foreign pohcy, or government).

Academics and professionals in the field of applied ethics judge the contests based on clarity and intelligibility, focus on ethically relevant factors, avoidance of ethical irrelevance, and deliberative thoughtfulness.

Until next month, Go Navy! i^

MIDN 2/C Alex Martin, right, talks with MIDN 3/C Tom Dunbar during a preliminary round of the Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl. From left are MIDN 3/C Tom Vomastic, MIDN 2/C Sale Lilly, and MIDN 4/C Tyson Meadors.

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his annual Donor Report formally acknowledges and recognizes those who demonstrated their support and commitment to the Naval Academy, the Alumni Association and Foundation by making a charitable gift in 2002. The fundraising year that ended December 31, 2002 was panicularly imusual and highly exceptional! Despite global and economic uncertainty, the Naval Academy Foimdation enjoyed its greatest fundraising year ever. Breaking all records, the Naval Academy Foundation registered $28.3 mUlion in gift receipts (including a $2.5 million gift-in-kind), a 23% increase over the 2001 total! In 2002, 17,262 alumni, parents, friends and organizations made a gift to the Naval Academy Foimdation. That is an increase of 4% over 2001. Our success to date in the Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign—$ 139 million in documented commitments as of 12/31/02—is strong testament to the strength of the case for private support for the Naval Academy. As of press time, total docimiented commitments exceeded $144.4 million!

During 2002, leadership in the success of this Campaign was expressed in many different ways. From Presidents Circle members to Class Giving project leaders, volunteers for the Annual Fund and for other special purposes of the Campaign—all have played a key role in helping make a significant and positive impact on the Naval Academy.

Your extraordinary display of support reinforces our profound pride for those who are part of the Naval Academy community.

You are individuals who have a strong sense of priority. You understand the connection between preparing leaders to serve the nation and the ftrture of our society. You recognize, in fact, that in both challenging times and quiet times, an educated, disciplined and well-prepared officer corps is a national priority!

This recognition is especially important as our nation is heavily engaged in Operation Iraqi Freedom, and our graduates exemplify their role as leaders of great character; leaders serving the nation.

In this report, we attempt to balance the "statistics" with the "story." The numbers are exciting and indicate further progress being made on many important fronts—from endowed academic chairs to the ongoing renovation of Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. It is easy to see how your support has enhanced the Naval Academy in some very tangible ways.

Let me share a few additional statistics with you. Of the total gift dollars raised in 2002, 62.5% came from Alumni; 11.8% Shipmate, May 2003

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from Friends; 10.6% from Organizations; 10.2% from Corporations and Foundations; and 4.7% from Parents.

As for the story, this issue provides an update on the impact of the Campaign through 2002.

Please take a few minutes to read the articles on the progress we've made in the Strategic Initiatives outlined in the Campaign: Academics; Character; Leadership; Admissions; Athletics; and Unrestricted Support. You will read for yourself the tremendous impact that YOU and your gifts are making on the Academy and the Brigade of Midshipmen.

Although we try to keep our Donor Report format relatively simple, our efforts become more complex and comprehensive each year. It is no small feat to compile and accurately report each and every donor's name for the year.

Literally hundreds of hours of staff time is devoted to ensuring the accuracy of this report. And that, we believe, is Job One: thanking you, our generous supporters. With the recent introduction of a newly revamped Stewardship Program, we have recommitted ourselves to providing superior stewardship to our donors.

You can also see from this Donor Report that we have shifted back to the format used by the Alumni Association several years ago. Because the Alumni Association and Foundation are two key parts of a joint organization, we feel it is important to recognize our donors in Shipmate, our primary vehicle for communicating with all alumni. (We're sending this special edition to our other donors as well). I invite all alumni to review the list of donors in their class. If your name is listed, special thanks, and I hope you share a sense of pride. If your name is not listed, I hope that you will consider joining us by becoming a valued and regular contributor. If you are so inspired, a donation envelope has been included in this issue of Shipmate for your convenience.

As proud as we are (and should be) of our success to date, the job is far from done. My hope is that each year we can devote an increased number of pages to this Donor Report, thus reflecting a continuing increase in donors. Achieving this depends on not only alumni, but parents and friends, too. In the year ahead, we will place an even greater focus on the importance of the participation rate of alumni and parent giving so that together we advance excellence at the Naval Academy. Your partnership with us next year...and every year forward...is crucial to that success. Thank you for what you've done.. .and for what you will continue to do.

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he Naval Academy places a high degree of emphasis on the importance of academics. In fact, in today's competitive world of higher education, it is imperative that the Naval Academy be a national leader in academics and help set new standards for technological innovation in both the classroom and laboratory. Those who support the Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign apparently concur in record numbers. The Campaign goal of $37.5 million for academic excellence has already been surpassed, reaching $37.7 million in total gift commitments. Despite this significant accomplishment, the Campaign leadership is eager to provide additional funding for programs that will have a lasting impact on the education of the Brigade of Midshipmen.

A primary goal in the Campaign's Academic Excellence priority has been to fiind endowed faculty chairs in a number of discipUnes.

Gifts to establish such endowments invest in the future of the Naval Academy in a way that no other gift can. Endowed chairs are significant to the Academy in several ways. First and foremost, they encourage innovation and flexibility. An endowment allows faculty—and midshipmen—to conduct innovative research, apply new technologies and develop new teaching methods, even when funding may not be readily available from other sources. Endowed chairs enable the Naval Academy to attract and retain top-flight faculty members who are leading scholars and scientists. Faculty members are at the heart of the Academy—nurturing the intellectual development and personal growth of midshipmen, advancing knowledge in all areas and carrying out groundbreaking research with potential application to real world needs. Individual faculty chair holders truly lead the way in shaping the leaders of the next generation.

Additionally, endowments have a longer "gift life." Unlike gifts that are used upon receipt (or "spent down"), an endowed gift keeps giving in perpetuity. The earnings generated from an endowment allow the Naval Academy to strengthen and enhance programs, even if many years are required to fully achieve the goals.

To date, commitments have been made or efforts are underway to fiind nine faculty chairs, most of which are or will be endowed chairs. These new financial resources are allowing the Academy to hire and retain extraordinary faculty who help define and redefine excellence, enhance the Academy's reputation and, most importantly, educate and motivate midshipmen who embody the spirit and potential of all that the Naval Academy stands for.

The nine chairs are: the William E. Shorr Chair in Mathematics; Rose Shorr Chair in English; David F. Rogers Chair in Aerospace Engineering; Class of 1962/Corbin A. McNeill Chair in Naval Engineering; Robert A. Heinlein Chair

of Space Studies; James W. and Mary T. Kinnear Chair in the Physical Sciences; Class of 1957 Naval Heritage Chair; Class of 1960 Chair; and the Sant Distinguished Professor in International Security.

Other advances in the area of academic excellence funded during the Campaign include several prestigious postgraduate scholarships for midshipmen. Such scholarships allow outstanding midshipmen to participate in internships, independent research, foreign study opportunities, and pursue master's degrees.

Ambassador William H. G. FitzGerald '31 has added significandy to the FitzGerald Scholarship, which enables midshipmen to pursue graduate education in the Humanities at Oxford University in England. John Nolan '50 established the Nolan Endowed Scholarship Fund for a Naval Academy graduate to pursue a two-year postgraduate study program at the University of Cambridge in England. The Nolan scholarship will be awarded to a Naval Academy graduate who has demonstrated potential for leadership and proven academic excellence. Preference will be accorded to graduates who will be commissioned in the United States Marine Corps. The Nolan Scholarship will be awarded in alternate years, with the objective of having one USNA graduate scholar in residence continuously at Cambridge.

The family of Bernard E. "Ben" Smith, Jr. '46, in 2002 handed an endowment in his honor, income from which will support the important work of the U.S. Naval Academy Writing Center.

Corporations have also been involved in the Campaign's efforts to fund academic excellence. Sperry Marine Corporation and AXS Technologies have both provided gifts of specialized software programs that midshipmen train on and will one day utilize in the Fleet. The Boeing Corporation generously imderwrites the Academy's undergraduate satellite project each year.

Additionally, many classes are making their own contributions through the class Legacy Gift Program. Seven classes, known as the "museiun syndicate," have made significant gift commitments toward the future renovation of the Preble Hall Museum, an important academic facility and resource at the Academy.

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ompetition among universities for the best and brightest high school students is more intense than ever before. Yoimg people in our society are less aware of the military and less inclined to serve than were their parents and grandparents. The challenge is clear: the Naval Academy is engaged in a "war for talent." Todays higher education environment is an extremely competitive market where many top colleges and universities are attracting with great success students who might otherwise have been interested in the Academy.

There is a larger proportion of high school graduates seeking entry into college than ever before, with more than 15 million students currently enrolled in four-year colleges. Sixtyseven percent of high school graduates entered college last year, compared to 56% in 1977. As a result, more top high school seniors are being rejected by colleges of their choice, second-tier instimtions are being overwhelmed by excellent applicants and state universities are raising admission requirements. In the midst of these trends, the Naval Academy must continue to aggressively market the value of a service academy education and the importance of serving our country as a naval officer in both war and peace.

To produce an officer corps capable of leading and operating our technologically complex Navy and Marine Corps, the Naval Academy must ensure that there is a sufficiently large, qualified and diverse candidate pool. With increased private funding, the Admissions Department has been better able to promote public awareness of the Naval Academy's value to the nation through a number of new programs. One of the most successful new programs has been a leads tracking database that is facilitated by a professional marketing firm. It provides 24-hour, seven-day-aweek phone coverage for prospective candidates to the Academy.

Operators are trained to answer inquiries from candidates, input their information into a sophisticated database and send targeted marketing materials to the candidate. The system then allows the Academy to continue to track that lead through the application process.

A significant Campaign gift was received from Frank Rohner, parent of Boyden Rohner, Class of 2000. Mr. Rohner's gift will fiind the Candidate Awareness Program that sends first class midshipmen across the country, in close coordination with the Naval Academy Blue and Gold recruiting program. Select midshipmen visit schools, specifically targeting junior and senior high students, emphasizing the importance of preparing early for entrance to the Naval Academy. The midshipmen are the best representatives that the Naval Academy has. They are able to relate to smdents about the benefits of a Naval Academy education.

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These visits support the Admissions objective of providing information, encouragement and support to all who might qualify to attend the Naval Academy.

Other gifts have fimded (or will fund) programs that focus on the need to increase minority applications to the Naval Academy. In today's world of diverse cultures, it is essential that the Academy attract a larger pool of minority candidates so that our corps of officers will better represent the diversity of our society and the Fleet. Successful programs made possible by gifts to the Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign include: • An annual Admissions Outreach Conference that brings more than 100 minority alumni back to the Naval Academy for a two-day program. Attendees are updated on the activities of the Brigade and the commitment to diversity at the Academy.

The conferences have helped recruit and educate dozens of minority Blue and Gold Officers and helped produce a 90% yield of qualified minority students who visited the Academy during the admissions process.

• Annual Centers of Influence/Orientation Visits that bring mentors, community leaders and educators to the Academy for personal tours and orientation to the Academy so they can in turn relay the value of the Academy to minority students in their communities.

• Support for the USNA Gospel Choir. Considered one of the best ambassador groups at the Academy, the Gospel Choir is responsible for helping recruit students, many of them members of minorities, while making tours and appearances around the country.

• Support of minority candidates to the Academy for Candidate Visit Weekends and Naval Academy Summer Seminar.

Considerable progress has been made during recent years in Admissions marketing and attracting qualified applicants to the Naval Academy. To date, the Academy has received 14,012 applications for 1,180 spots in the class of 2007, a 15% increase over the 12,177 applications received for the Class of 2006.

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he Naval Academy mission places a special emphasis on physical development that is uncommon in most present-day undergraduate programs. This results from a deeply held belief that the attributes of successfid leaders are developed as much on the playing field as in the classroom. Athletic competition instills mental toughness, competitive and team spirit, aggressiveness in confrontation, the wdll to win and the determination to fight on, regardless of the odds.

Physical fitness and teamwork are best forged through training.

And good training requires modern facilities and outstanding support systems. To achieve this, the Campaign seeks private ftinding to provide world-class facilities and coaching that are necessary to attract, retain and develop the finest studentathletes in the nation, including funding for a state-of-the-art soccer facility and renovation of Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadimn. Thanks to generous Campaign donors, the $4.5 miUion Glenn Warner Soccer Facility, completed in 2001, was the first building on the Yard to be completely fianded with private gifts.

The Warner Soccer Facility is an extraordinary place, and it is already making a positive difference in Navy's soccer program.

The $40 miUion renovation of Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium is the largest single element of the United States Naval Academy Campaign: Leaders to Serve the Nation, having gained the flill endorsement of the Academy's Board of Visitors, Alumni Association Board of Trustees, Foundation Board of Directors, Athletic and Scholarship Program Trustees, and NAAA Board of Control. A Stadium Action Team, comprised of leaders from the Academy, the Alumni Association and Foundation and key Campaign volunteers, has implemented an ambitious fundraising strategy that must be successful to ensure the timely completion of the project.

Renovation of the stadium is taking place in several phases.

The $5.2 million Phase I upgrades, funded entirely by the Campaign and completed in time for the start of the 2002 football season, included an overall "facelift" and created an enhanced game-day experience for all Navy football fans. Phase I accomplished the following: all new seating, including improved seating and access for disabled persons; a state-of-the-art scoreboard; an upgraded public announcement system; a freshly painted facade; and preliminary work on exterior landscaping and storm water management. In addition to new seating and fresh paint, the exterior was completely cleaned by pressure-washing. Nearly 60 percent of the stadium was resurfaced.

The most important aspect of the stadium, however, has been retained—and even improved. Since its inception in 1959, the stadium has served as a memorial to honor those U.S. Navy and Marine Corps veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. The names of the 41 batdes featured at the stadium now stand out prominently following the installation of new, larger and bolder lettering.

The Phase I improvements represented just the beginning of the multi-year, $40 million renovation project. Thanks to early donor support, more than $ 18 milhon in commitments has been raised towards the $40 milhon goal. Many loyal Navy football fans and Naval Academy alumni and supporters have already made commitments to this project. Private funding for the stadium renovation is coming from many sources, including a number of classes who have selected the stadium as the focus of their class gift project. Twelve classes are or will soon be in the active fimdraising stage: The Class of 1953 seeks $1.5 million to sponsor the North End Zone Memorial Plaza; the Class of 1962 aims to raise $1 million for the south end zone scoreboard; 1951, 1955, 1956, 1966, 1967, 1971, 1981, and 1982 will each raise $250,000 to name a Memorial Batde Arch; and 1959, 1960 and 1996 will raise $100,000 for a Class j\rch.

Phase II, as envisioned, will entail lowering the playing field by six feet, adding ten rows of seating to the east and west (gold and blue) stands (thus moving spectators closer to the action); a single-level concourse that unifies the stadium and provides improved signage and pedestrian access; a handsome memorial plaza; new South end zone seating; and the Billy the Kid kids' zone (south end zone) will be moved closer to the playing field.

New concession areas and restrooms are also planned. While the Phase I improvements accomplished a much-needed "facelift," the next Phase will truly transform the stadium into a facility befitting a Division I football program. Farther downstream.

Phase III will involve a new press box, premium club seats and suites.

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The goal of the stadium project is to renovate and rebuild the venerable Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in a way that will preserve its best features and add new visual qualities as well.

Ftom the new, colorful Taylor Avenue arched facade to the enhanced press and premium suite levels, the updated stadium will be a proud home to a new generation of midshipmen athletes, the Brigade and Navy fans.

A single-level concourse will, for the first time, make it possible to walk uninterrupted around the perimeter of the stadium. The concourse will offer improved, colorful signage and concession

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The end result of these enhancements will be a practical and artistic unity that will complement the many other new Naval Academy facilities and renovations of historic buildings accomplished in recent years. And, the memorial aspect of Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium will be greatly enhanced for the benefit of future football fans and stadium visitors alike.

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hose who will lead our country in war or peace must abide by the highest ethical standards. At the Naval Academy, honoring such standards is a way of life. Midshipmen learn that there are two practical steps to ethical behavior: knowing what is right and doing what is right. They are trained not to lie, cheat or steal, to lead by example, and to respect the personal dignity of each individual.

Extensive programs that inculcate the core values of honor, courage and commitment begin during plebe simimer and continue throughout the fouryear midshipmen experience.

To enhance character excellence, the goal of the Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign is to raise private resources to develop and expand the role of Vfiiit tkcJrrdicrtits wk/ck kddKt td ksmmUc MOI, mt dnt is the Center for the Study of Professional Military Ethics. The Center's mission is "to promote and Id kkkhj Jtrizcd as tLct of ckaractcr. -^txnj CLc^ enhance the ethical development of current and future military leaders through education, research, and reflection." Private gifts are sought to The Ethics Center aims to introduce the smdy and consideration enable the Center to achieve its three major program goals: of ethics to midshipmen and teach three distinct areas of moral • To enrich the intellectual life of the Naval Academy in the field responsibility. The first is moral awareness, in which an individual recognizes the dimension of right and wrong in a particular of ethics; situation. Second, by using moral reasoning, one analyzes the • To enhance the teaching of ethics throughout the military right course of action. Third is moral courage, where a decision education and training systems; has been made and a person must have the strength to act on it.

• To conduct executive and other outreach programs in ethics.

"We want to start the midshipmen on a lifelong commitment Dr. Albert C. Pierce, director of the Ethics Center, says to moral development and set them on the right trajectory," "Military ethics has a lot to do with stakes and expectations. explains Dr. Pierce. "The goal is to enhance their moral principles The stakes are often high: on the batdefield, moral and ethical while they are at the Academy so that they will continue decisions can mean the difference between life and death. As developing after they leave." fiiture officers, midshipmen will be responsible stewards of billions of dollars of investment in defense. Additionally, they A wide range of character development programs are available, will have the power to punish or reward their troops. Without each aimed at a different stage of a midshipman's progression. the respea of their subordinates, they will be unable to successflilly Most of these programs are made possible by private gifts: carry out their missions."

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• Friday Night Ethics at the Movies is designed to provide Third and Fourth class midshipmen with an opportunity to view the ethical dilemmas presented in films and discuss the issues in an informal and relaxed environment.

• The Ethics Dinner Series, supported by the Class of 1964, allows small groups of upperclass midshipmen to engage in informal discussions of professional ethics with visiting speakers.

• The Class of 1964 also sponsors the book Ethics for the Junior Officer, a collection of case studies, which is presented to every member of the first class. These real-world case studies present the moral challenges that naval officers face regarding "Truth Telling," "Responsibility and Accountability," "Loyalty," and "Moral Leadership."

• The Ethics Lecture Series invites distinguished speakers to address important ethical challenges in military affairs, national security, and public life. Previous speakers have included Senator Bob Kerrey and VADM James Stockdale.

• In the NE203 Ethics class, midshipmen are exposed to case studies presented by a military instructor. Papers written by the class are nominated for the Ethics Essay Award, and one winner is chosen each semester.

• The Ethics Center sponsors a team for the Ethics Bowl, a national contest in which students from major universities compete by presenting verbal solutions to challenging ethical dilemmas. In 2003, Navy finished in first place out of 36 teams, many of them beating out many nationally ranked schools.

Although midshipmen are now more fully immersed in ethics education, they are not the only ones who benefit from the Ethics Center's offerings. Because part of its mission is to serve as an ethics resource for the faculty and staff, the Center sponsors professional ethics courses, roundtable discussions, and workshops.

The Center also offers programs to a variety of Navy commands and schools. Additionally, the Center runs specially designed ethics courses for senior executives of the Department of Defense, the intelligence community, and various federal government agencies.

Even with so many excellent programs already in place, the staff of the Ethics Center is hardly static. An annual conference, fiinded by a generous gift from Senator John McCain, '58, and his wife, Cindy, is held for the five service academies to share and compare ideas for improving ethical education for fiiture military leaders. The Center is one of over 100 members of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, which offers symposiums ftom other ethics centers around the nation and encourages the exchange of ideas.

Continuing to build upon an already strong charaaer development program will only serve to enhance a midshipman's sense of personal responsibility and commitment to a lifelong education in ethics. VADM Dick Naughton, superintendent, says, "Our goal is to produce technically competent officers who are men and women of character. If they are not also moral leaders, then the Naval Academy has failed at the very core of its mission."

John Truslow, Assistant Director of the Ethics Center, says that involving midshipmen in ethics training outside of the classroom helps to accomplish their objectives. "At the end of four years, we want the midshipmen to be able to bridge the theory of right and wrong and act with moral courage. We give

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them many opportunities to practice making choices so that they can learn from those choices," he says.

The Ethics Program has been strengthened by several significant Campaign gifts, including a $500,000 commitment from William Stutt, Class of 1949, and Carolyn Stutt. The Stutt Endowment fimds an Ethics Lecture Series that brings distinguished guest speakers to the Academy and presents actual case studies to midshipmen.

Classes are also involved in the support of the Ethics Program.

The Class of 1984 has committed $250,000 in general support and is now supplementing the aforementioned Class of 1964 support.

Another major gift came in 2002 from the USAA Foundation, in honor of retired Chairman Robert T. Herres '54. The $2 million gift will endow the Robert T. Herres Distinguished Military Professorship in Leadership and Ethics. The position will be responsible for coordinating the main ethics course in the leadership core curricidum at the Naval Academy. "Ethics and Moral Reasoning for the Naval Officer," required for all third class midshipmen, is stmctured aroimd classical and contemporary writing in moral philosophy and its practical application in today's military. The first holder of the chair named in honor of General Herres is Captain William "Rick" Rubel '72.

A new facility on the grounds of the Naval Academy will also be the result of private gifts. The recent presentation of a multimillion dollar gift to the U.S. Naval Academy Foundation brought the longtime dream of a chapel dedicated to Jewish worship at the Naval Academy a large step closer to reality.

The Friends of the Jewish Chapel (FOJC) and the U.S. Naval Academy Foundation made the gift jointly to the Naval Academy, representing the first installment toward construction of The Commodore Uriah P. Levy Center and Jewish Chapel.

The gift is the first of several, which will also provide for programs and a maintenance endowment.

The FOJC, an Annapolis-based, non-profit, tax-exempt foundation, has supported religious and cultural enrichment programs for midshipmen for many years. It has also raised more than $10 million to build, maintain, and provide a program endowment for the Levy Center and Jewish Chapel.

Construction of the Levy Center and Jewish Chapel is scheduled to begin in 2003. The construction will take place in conjunction with the federally fiinded renovation of Mitscher Hall. It is expected to take about 18 months to complete.

The east wing (7th Wing side) of the facility will feature a 410-seat synagogue. The west wing (8th Wing side) will provide a focal point for the Academy's ethics curriculum, fostering principles of high moral character, leadership and religious tolerance within the Brigade of Midshipmen.

The west wing will include classrooms and meeting spaces, a media center, library, canteen, office spaces and study areas. The Levy Center will afford all midshipmen exposure to Jewish history and culture through its facilities and enrichment programs, and will honor the heritage and valor of Jewish men and women who have served the nation since its founding.

The Center will complete a national mosaic of dedicated Jewish chapels at the Air Force Academy, the Military Academy, and now, the Naval Academy.

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nstitutions across America develop professionals who later become leaders. The Naval Academy focuses on developing leaders who also become professionals. At the Naval Academy, we develop courageous, perceptive and competent leaders who know the difference between calculated risk and dangerous gamble.

Young men and women blessed with ambition and talent learn leadership when exposed to proven principles in an environment where good leadership is taught and modeled, and multiple, progressive opportunities are provided to test their developing skills.

Becoming a skilled leader requires excellent training. At the Naval Academy, one of the primary leadership training programs is sail training. As a residt of generous gifts to the Campaign, the Robert Crown Sailing Center in 2003 is undergoing a muchneeded $4.3 million expansion and renovation. Construction, which began in January, is expected to be completed by the end of 2003. With the Crown Center as its operating headquaiters, the Academy's Sailing Program improves leadership and professional development for midshipmen through sail training; provides intensive physical and tactical challenges; and offers a wide array of oppormnities for intercollegiate competition that promotes leadership, character and team-building skills.

Renovation of the 27-year-old facility will meet the current and fiiture demands of a growing sail training program and include: • Modernizing and upgrading facilities including power generation capabilities, expanded maintenance service areas, and ADA compliance; • Extending useftil life of the existing structure and adding significant new space including additional classrooms, a map and chart room, and exterior deck capacity; • Providing appropriate personal accommodations for male and female midshipmen; • Enhancing the reputation of the Naval Academy sailing program among the intercollegiate sailing community.

One of the more significant Campaign gifts in the Leadership Excellence category was received from Milledge A. "Mitch" Hart '56, and Linda W Hart, who contributed $ 1 million to create a permanent endowment fund to underwrite an annual leadership conference at the Naval Academy, joining the USNA Class of 1938 as a sponsor of this endeavor. The conference, held each January, brings together the best minds in the practice and study of leadership to exchange ideas, experiences and methods with both military and civilian students.

The new leadership conference represents an expansion of the Leader's Forum established at the Academy in 1984. The new format deliberately incorporates the invaluable knowledge base and experience of highly accredited civilian leadership development programs, along with the students who represent them. Close interaction with the nation's top leaders enables more than 250 undergraduates from the service academies and selected civilian

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-^OLK QuPKcy Sidams institutions a rare opportunity to gain insight and advice regarding current leadership issues. Student interaction creates a unique opportunity to build teamwork and bolster lasting relationships from a variety of initial perspectives.

The over-arching purpose of the conference is two-fold: • To exchange ideas, experiences and methods that will benefit the senior student leadership ftom each institution in current and future positions of responsibility; and • To develop and enhance teamwork across the top academic institutions involved in the study of leadership and leadership issues.

Academy classes and individual donors have also funded several important positions that are based in the Professional Development Division, responsible for coordinating the Leadership Program at the Academy. These include the McMullen Distinguished Chair in Leadership; the Class of 1961 Leadership Education Chair; and two Distinguished Military Professor positions, one funded by the Class of 1971 and the other by an individual donor.

Other Leadership programs funded earlier in the Campaign include leadership case studies supported by the Class of 1982; a speaker series supported by the Class of 1976; and the McMullen Seapower Lecture Series, named for Dr. John J. McMullen, Class of 1940.

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housands of donors make gifts to the United States Naval Academy Foimdation every year and do not specify or restrict how their contributions should be spent. The tremendous value of this unrestricted gift support simply cannot be overstated. Since the Academy's needs cannot be fully met by federal appropriations, unrestricted gifts provide discretionary fiands that allow the Superintendent to meet unexpected needs as they arise and to utilize fiinds in an expeditious manner.

From research projects to lecture series, an unrestricted gift has an immediate impact on the Academy and today's Brigade of Midshipmen. Such a contribution allows the Naval Academy flexibility in determining how to use the funds in support of emerging opportunities and meet important needs when no other source of funding is available. Current, unrestricted funds go to work immediately, and where they are most needed, to support midshipmen, faculty and facilities that are inherently a part of the Naval Academy experience.

Unrestricted gifts also support mission-critical activities of the Alumni Association. Your Association membership entitles you to many benefits and services that are, in fact, funded by annual gifts. From lifetime email to the website, to Class, Chapter and Reunion support—all are made possible by unrestricted gift support, primarily through the Annual Fund.

Additionally, unrestricted gifts allow the Foundation to operate and pay for the cost of fimdraising, including restricted class gift efforts, as well as other gifts to the Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign. Every non-profit organization such as the Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation bears an inherent cost of raising private gifts. And, with an average cost of under 11 cents on the dollar for fundraising, the Foundation is well below the national average of 15-18 cents on the dollar.

Many new Academy programs and services have been created or enhanced with unrestricted gift support. Some of these projects include: • Plebe Summer Detail Leadership Seminar, which provides in-depth training for midshipmen who will be supervising Plebes during their rigorous summer indoctrination. Modeled after corporate executive leadership programs, this seminar provides real-life skills to midshipmen that become highly valued when they join the Fleet.

• Midshipmen research projects. Every year, senior engineering majors design and build a formula race car—from concept through competition. The additive dollars provided by unrestriaed gifis allow the mids to enter the USNA car in national competitions against other university teams. This is just one of several similar project-based competitions in which midshipmen participate.

• Public Speaking Seminars conduaed by a professional leadership training organization. Every second class midshipman participates in a four-hour course designed to provide specialized training

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in public speaking skills—critical to officers in every warfare specialty.

Other examples of the ways in which unrestricted gifts have been used during the course of the Campaign include timely, crucial support of • American Studies Internship • Bancroft Lecture Series • Instructional Development Support Center • Instructional Development Support Center Summer Faculty Training • Support for midshipmen extracurricular activities • New AstroPlay fields • Support of the annual Messiah production Often called the "purest" form of giving, unrestricted gifts represent the lifeblood of the Foundation's ability to deliver timely, important gifts to the Naval Academy, the Alumni Association's ability to offer an array of valued services to members and the Superintendent's ability to "jump-start" fimding of high priority programs and projects for which federal funds are not available.

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United States Naval Academy Foundation and Alumni Association Seven-Year Summary Gift Receipts and Commitments $60.0 $50.0

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LIFETIME COMMITMENTS

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he Lifetime Giving Societies of the United States Naval Academy Foundation honor individual donors who have provided significant and generous financial support to either the Naval Academy or the Alumni Association. Membership in these gift societies is based on donors' cumulative gifi:s and pledges, and the fair market value of planned gift commitments.

Superintendent's Society ($1,000,000+) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Akerson Maj Gen and Mrs. William A. Anders Mrs. Theodore C. Aylward Mr. and Mrs. Michael R Bonsignore CAPT and Mrs. Francis J. CaDahan, Jr. Mr. C. Thomas Clagett, Jr. t CAPT and Mrs. Alan F.Clark Mr. and Mrs. David J. Dunn AMB and Mrs. WiUiara H. G. FitzGerald ME Eric P Grubman and Ms. Betsy Compton Mr. and Mrs. Milledge A. Han III Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W Hooper iMr. James W. Kinnear III and Mrs. Mary Kinnear f Mr. and Mrs. Bradford F. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Looker Mr. and Mrs. J. Willard Marriott, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John J. McMullen Mr. and Mrs. William M. Moore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Perot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Pownall Mr. Kevin W. Sharer Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Staubach Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Tetrault CDR and Mrs. Maurice B. Tose Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wheeler, Jr.

George Bancroft Society ($500,000-$999,999) Estate of CDRMikJied Orson, USNR(Ret) t Mr. Raymond G. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Etter Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Flu^el Mr. and Mrs. Stuan C. Johnson CDR and Mrs. Bruce R Lakefield Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nolan CAPT and Mrs. Harry M. Rogers Professor William M. Smedley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Smidi IV Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stutt Mr. J. Ronald Terwilliger ADM and Mrs. Carlisle A. H. Trost Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wroten, Jr.

Franklin Buchanan Society ($100,000-$499,999) Anonymous CAPT and Mrs. Roger C. Adams Mrs. George W Anderson, Jr. LCDR William S. Benson II, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Levon M. Berberian CAPT Forrest R Biard, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Boland Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bowes Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W Bryant Ms. Elizabeth N. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Donald P Buhrer CAPT William L Bull, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Howard W Burnett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Buwilas Carison/Freyd Family Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Chapline LCDR and Mi^. Luther T Chesnut III CAPT and Mrs. Stephen D. Chubb Lt Col and Mrs. Charles W Cole CAPT and Mrs. David S. Cooper

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Corboy Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cullman Mr. Francis H. Curren Mr. and Mrs. John S. Degnan CAPT and Mrs. Leonard V. Delling ADM and Mrs. Bruce DcMars Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Dettmer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Duffy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Dewey Elliott Mrs. Erna Ericson CAPT and Mrs. John W. Flight, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Fox Mr. and Mrs. William R. Glover CAPT Victor B. Graff, USN (Ret.) CAPT Arthur H. Gr^uban, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Robert R. Green Mr. and Mrs. Peter W Grieve Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Guy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. Morris Hackney Mr. Dennis R Haley CAPT and Mrs. William C. HaskeU RobertT. and ShirleyJ. Herres Charitable Fund of the San Antonio Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R Worth Hobbs RADM and Mrs. Frank C. Jones RADM John E. Kirkpatrick, USNR (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Alden J. Laborde Mr. A. Gregory Lang, Jr. t and Mrs. Florence Lang Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lanning Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Loveless CAPT and Mrs. James A. Lovell, Jr. RADM and Mrs. Thomas C. Lynch CAPT Stephen S. Mann, USN (Ret.) f and Mrs. Elizabeth Mann Mr. Peter D. Mardno The Honorable and Mrs. John S. McCdn III CAPT Joseph M. McDowell, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. McGOl III Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. McKie CAPT and Mrs. Robert D. McWethy Mr. and Mrs. John J. Michalski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Miller CDR and Mrs. Robert L. Miller LCDR David L. Mitchell, USNR Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Moore CDR and Mrs. Wallace L. Mossop, Jr. Mrs. Alice Ingersoll Nagle Mr. Philip S. Nelson t and Mrs. Patricia Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Neufeld Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Neumann Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E, Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Norman RADM and Mrs. Roben H. Northwood Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Norton Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Brien, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. Roger R Onorati Mr. and Mrs. Michael Overlock Mr. and Mrs. Roger Paradis Mr. and Mrs. David L. Parkinson Mr. and Mrs. Preston A. Peak Mr. and Mrs. William E. Pike Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Planitzer CAPT and Mrs. HallieP Rice CAPT and Mrs. Harry E. Robson Mr. Franklin B. Rohner Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Roman William T. and Joanne K. Roos Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Sant Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Schroer

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Semcken Mr. and Mrs. Boyd E. Sharp, Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. John E. Sheehan Mr. Joseph S. Sinclair t and Mrs. Rosalyn Sinclair Col Winfield W Sisson, USA (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Charles J. Smith Mrs. Roy C Smith III Mr. Jackson T. Stephens CAPT and Mrs. John R Scrachan VADM and Mrs. Edward M. Straw Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Teach Mrs. Elsa Tmgle Mr. and Mrs. Douglas 0 . Tozour CDR and Mrs. W. John Valentine LtCol and Mrs. Richard D. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wendel, Jr. and Mrs.WdliamH.Wendel RADM Robert H. Wertheim, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. John S. Wilson Mrs. James W. Winston Mr. and Mrs. Erik C. Woods Dr. Frederick S. Yeatts Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Young CDR and Mrs. Ono A. Zipf

Trident Society ($50,000-$99,999) Estate of Mr. Hugh D. Adair, Jr. f Mr. Steven N. Arnold CDR and Mrs. James M, Beggs Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bellas, Jr. Mr John L. Bernard III Mr. James W.Bibb Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Biggers Mr. and Mrs, Peter G. Bos Mr. and Mrs. Donald R Bourassa Mr and Mrs. John J. Bray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L, Burke CAPT and Mrs. Williams. Busik RADM and Mrs. Stephen K. Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Matt A. Coleman CDR and Mrs. James M. DeFrancia

CAPT Viaor Delano, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Syd W Dunn, Jr. Col and Mrs. Paul M. Felix Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Garbaa Mr. and Mrs. C. Stedman Garber Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Gibbons CAPT and Mrs. Jack L. Gracey CAPT and Mrs. Louis P Gray III Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Greenfield Mr. Frank M. Gren CAPT and Mrs. A. Michael Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hecomovich LCDR and Mrs. James C. Hellauer Mrs. Charles N. G. Hendrix LCDR and Mrs. James D. Hodde Mr. and Mrs. Carleton A. Holstrom VADM William D. Houser, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Harry W.Konkel Mr. David L. Kunhardt CAPT William R. Kurtz, USN (Ret.) f and Mrs. Betty Kurtz ADM and Mrs. Charles R. Larson Mr. Peyton R. Latimer Mr. and Mrs. Barry B. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lottie CDR Edwin Malloy Jr., USN (Ret.) RADM John H. McQuilkin, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Jo Zach Miller IV Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Moore Mr. and Mrs. James A. Morgan The Honorable and Mi^. Roben Mosbacher Rev. Laurence T. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Nothhafr Mr. Ragan T Phillips CAPT Lyle B.Ramsey, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E Randall Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rankin Mr. Paul E. Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Roberts RADM and Mrs. Paul M. Robinson CDR and Mrs. Bruce A. Rohn Mr. Anthony J. Sarno, Jr.

Estate of Mrs. John C. Shaffer t Mrs. Ralph L. Shifley Mr. and Mrs. John W Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Skillings Mrs. James H. Smeds RADM and Mrs. Jerome E Smith, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. Samuel T. Smith Jr. Mr. Robert M. Sontheimer and Ms. Frances E. Hanis CAPT Walter Spangenberg, Jr.. USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Roben C. Sudiff, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. Loren L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Teater Qpt. Qrlton E. Tripp, USMC (Ret.) t Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Trippe Mr. and Mrs. Alben G. Van Metre Mr. and Mrs. Richard W Virtue RADM Edwaid K Wker, Jr., USN (Ret) and Mrs. Carol Ann Walker t Mrs. Raymond R. Waller RADM and MR, Norvell G. Ward LCDR and Mrs. Arthur E. Wegner Maj Gen and Mrs. Leo V. Williams III Mr. and Mrs. James L. Winokur Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Winslow, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Zierden

Blue & Gold Society ($25,000-549,999) Anonymous CAPT and Mis. James N. Adkins, Jr. Mrs. Edwin C. Aiken CAPT and Mrs. Stephen M. Andres Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Apgar IV CDR Victor K. Addns, USNR (Ret.) Maj and Mis. Robert R. Babbin VADM Robert B, Baldwin, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mr^. Gary A. Baldwin Mr, and Mrs. Kimbrough S. Bassett Col Gordon D. Batchellei, USMC Mr. Thomas E. Bendey RADM Ralph G. Biid, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mis. Theodore H. Black Mr. Ernest L. Blake, Jr.

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CAPT and Mrs, Neil Block Ms. Barbara Boswordi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A, Bott, Sr, CAPT and Mis. Thomas A Boycc CAPT and Mis. Claiborne S. Bradley CDR and Mrs. Charles R.Bialey Mr. and Mrs, Donn H, Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Charles H, Cannon, Jr, RADM and Mrs, Lucien Capone, Jr. LCDR and Mis. William L Carpentei CDR and Mis, James H. H. Carrington Mr. and Mis. Roy E. Clason CAPT and Mis. Goidon H. Clow RADM and Mis, Lcioy Collins, Ji. RADM and Mis, Peter C, Conrad MI, and Mis. William E, Conway VADM and Mis. Daniel L Cooper LCDR and Mis. Denis H, Crawford CAPT and Mrs. Ho>vard S, Crosby ADM and Mrs, Wilam J, Crowe, Jr, Mr, and Mrs, William J, Daly MI, and Mis, Roben D, Danagh, Jr, Mr, William R, Davis Mr, Robert FDeibel.Jnt Mr, Dean 0 , DeLamar CDRJohnM, Dillon. USNRR LCDR and Mis. Hany J. Donahue Mr. and Mis. Hillard Donner Lt Gol and Mis, Charles W, Duke, Jr, Mr, and Mis, Richaid L, Earnest CDR Bunon 1, Edelson, USN (Ret,) t ADM and Mis, Leon A Edney CAPT and M15, James T Eileitsen Mr, Charles D, Ellis and MIS. Linda Koch Lorimer Mr, and Mis, Richaid C. Fedon Di. and Mis, Roben E, Fmnigan Mr, and Mis, Richard W, Fisher Mr, and Mis, Patrick C. FicPatrick Mr. and Mis, Edward M. Flanagan Mr, and Mrs, Joseph R Flanagan, Jr, CAPT and Mrs, Donald K. Forbes RADM and Mrs. Larry B, Franklin RADM and Mrs, John C, Frasei, Jr, CAPT and Mis, Wayne R. Fritz Mr. Alexander Gaston LCDR and Mrs, Jack M, Geraghty Mr, and Mis, James W, Gillman Mr, and Mis, Charles Gonia Mr, and Mis, Alfred L G i i ^ Mr, and Mis, Robert T, Guard Mr. and Mrs, James D, Hall MrJohnM.Halday CAPT David L Harris, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs, Perer W. Harris Mr, and Mrs, Robert G. Hecht

CAPT John M, Hendeison, USN (Ret,) Mr and Mis. John S, Hen, Jr CAPT and Mis, TatnaULHillman Mr, and Mis, Henry C, Hirsch ADM and Mrs, James L, HoUoway 111 Mr and Mrs, Joseph F Huber Maj Gen and Mrs, Ralph H, Jacobson Mrs, William W.Jeffies CDR and D r H , Don Jenkins CDR and Mrs, Petei D. Joeis Mr Ben Johnson 111 ADM and Mis, Jay L, Johnson Lt Col and Mis, David B, Jones MIS, Howell A, Jones Mr and Mis, W Robcit Jones CAPT and Mis, Richaid L, Kail CAPT Riul C Keenan, Ji„ USN (Ret.) t and MIS. Diana Keenan CAPT and Mis, Eugene EKeUy Mr and Mis, William A, Kraus Mr and Mis, F Terry Kremian Mr and Mrs. Jon B, Kuder Mr and Mis, Jerome LaPidcs Mr and Mis, Eugene P Lawlei Mr Kennedi Levine Mr and Mis, Ralph S. Lobdell Mr and Mis. Wayne R Lx)ckwood Dr and Mis, J, Phillip London Mr John F Lynch, Jr RADM RobertC Mande*, Jr, USN (Rer) Mr and Mrs, Edmund L, Mangan Mr and Mrs. Samuel R. Marrone RADM and Mrs, Ronald E Manyott Mr and Mrs, Joseph W Marshall 111 Mr and Mis, Wdliam P McCauley CAPT and Mis, James B, .McGee Mr and Mrs, John M, McKeown Mr and Mrs, Robert S, Meek Mr and Mrs, Roger W. Mehle CDR and Mis, Kenneth S. Metviner Mr Robert D, Michael VADM and Mrs, Charles S, Minter, Jr Mr and Mis, John Morton 111 Mr and Mrs, Dirk R D, Mosis III Mr and Mrs. Jon L, Neary Mr and Mrs. Nicholas J. Nerangis Mr and Mrs, Mark J. O'Friel Mr and Mis, Charles R O'Leary, Jr Mr James A, Ounswoith Mr and Mn, Roben W, Packowski Mr and Mrs, Christian H, Poindexter Dr and MIS. John H, Post III Mr and Mrs, Patrick M, Prout MIS, Qyde C. Putnam Mr and Mrs, E, Michael Quinlan CAPT and Mrs, Edmund F Quinton

Gtodsttwardskf'jr is tktdaivj rtrionsihility of tvtryoKt at tkt ^ay-al ^cadtwj ^onyulatioK.

Mr and Mrs. Raun J, Rasmussen VADM and Mrs, J, Guy Reynolds Mr and Mrs, Russell S. Reynolds, Jr RADM and Mrs. A, Kent Riffey Col and Mis, John G. R. Roddey Mr Lester Rosenblatt Mr Warren W. Rodimann Mr and Mrs. Philip D, Rowe, Jr LCDR William E Ruoff III, USNRR CAPT and Mrs, Philip J. Ryan

Mr and Mrs. Edward J. Sanderson, Jr Miss Helen L, Sargent f Mrs, Robert K, Schcnkel CDR and Mis, Lawience Schlang CAPT and Mrs. Hairy A. Seymour, Jr Mr and Mrs, John J, Shiriefife, Jr Mr and Mrs, Andrew B, Sides, Jr Mr and Mrs, Raese V. Simpson Mis. C, Ray Smidi, Jr Mr E, Newbold Smith RADM and Mrs, Roy D, Snyder Jr Mr and Mrs. Raymond J, St. Germain Mr and Mrs, Dale E, Stahl Mr Clay 0 , Stiles Mr and Mrs, Timodiy R Sullivan Dr Christine M, Sweeney Ms, Margaret E. Sweeney ADM and Mrs, Nils R, Thunman Mr William C, Travis LT and Mrs, Myron E, Tremain Mr and Mrs. Jacques F Trevillyan Mr and Mrs. Stanley C. Tuttleraan CAPT and Mrs, James M, Van Metre CAPT and Mrs, John H, Vice Mr and Mrs. Christopher E Vinue Mr and Mrs, Kenneth W, Waldorf Dr and Mrs. Nicholas Wallner CAPT and Mrs, Richard S, Walsh LtCol and Mrs. George E Waiien ADM and Mis, James D. Watkins CAPT and Mis, George R Watt, Jr Mr and Mrs. Howard R, Weiss CAPT Alonzo H, WeUman, Jr, USN (Ret) RADM and Mrs, Henry E White, Jr Mr and Mrs, Robert J. White Mr and Mrs, Robert B, Williams CART John A, Williamson, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mis. Bernaid M. Wolfe Mr and Mrs, John W, Wynne CAPT and Mrs. Lloyd G, Yeich Mr and Mis. Alexander R Zechella CDR and Mis, Randolph D, Zelov t Deceased

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PRESIDENT'S

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embeis of the Ptesident's Citcle, comprising the U.S. Naval Academy's most generous benefactors, demonstrate exemplary leadership by contributing $2,500 or more within a fundraising year (January 1 - December 31).

More than 850 members are part of an inner circle of USNA friends who actively participate in the advancement of the Naval Academy by giving their time and resources to host President's Circle events and meet with Alumni Association, Foundation and Naval Academy staff. Their involvement in the President's

1915 Mr. George L Castera t

19X6 Mrs. Theodore C. Aylward

1917 RADM Edward H. Eckelmeyer, Jr. f and Mrs. Karen Eckehneyer ^±'

1930 LCDR WiUiam W. Gubbins, USN (Rer) t CAPT Giffoid Scull, USN (Ret,) t

1951 AMB and Mis, William H, G, FiuGciald RADM John E, Kiikpatiick, USNR (Ret,)

1951 CART William I, Bull, USN (Ret,)

1955 RADM Carlton B. Jones, USN (Ret.) t Mrs, Jay T Pahner f - i

195^ CDR and Mrs. Roben H, Milbradi •

195S CAPT and Mis, Slade D, Cuttei RADM John H, McQuilkin, USN (Ret,)

1957 Mrs. John C. Dyson VADM and Mrs. Charles S. Minter LCDR and Mrs. Thomas J. Nixon Mrs. John C. Shaffer t Mr. and Mrs. John W. Simpson

195S Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bowes CAPT Viaor B.Graff Mr. and Mrs. Alden J. Laborde CDR and Mrs. Bernard M. Wolfe

1959 CART and Mis, Roben R. Green Col George M, Lhamon, USMCR (Ret,) • CDR anti Mrs, W John Valentine

19^0 CART and Mrs, Ned Garrett CART and Mrs. Louis R Gray CDR Edwin Malloy Jr, USN (Rer) Mrs. Frank Midkiff CAPT Lyle B. Ramsey, USN (Ret) CAPT Louis N. Saunders, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAFT Alonzo H. WeUman, Jr, USN (Ret,)

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mi RADM and Mrs, James V Banlen RADM and Mrs, Robert L, Baughan, Jr Mr and Mrs, William J, Daly CART Victoi Delano, USN (Ret,) CART and Mrs, Sherman Naymark

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CAPT and Mrs. Roben D. McWethy Capt. Cariton E. Tripp, USMC (Ret.) t

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CDR Victor K Atkins, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. William S. Busik VADM and Mrs. James E Calven ADM and Mrs. James L. HoUoway CAPT Edward E. Kerr, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Orion A. Templeton

19U

Mr. and Mrs, Richard C. Fedon Mr. Wilbur R Gasncr Mr. and Mrs. John G. Keller * CDR and Mrs. George D. Prestwich * CAPT and Mrs. John R. Strachan CAPT and Mrs. Lloyd G. Yeich •

194S

VADM Roben B. Baldwin, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. George R Ellis, Jr. LCDR and Mrs. Gerald F Rester CDR and Mrs. Louis G. Scliris * Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wheeler, Jr i^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Williams *

1946 Mr. Homer N. Allen Mr. Joseph C. Bakos, Jr t Mr and Mrs. Hugh Cullman * •ct Mr. Francis H. Curren -iMr. and Mrs. Russell S. Davis, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. Richard A. Dunning Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gibson VADM and Mrs. Charles H. Griffldis Mr. and Mrs. Charles H, Guy Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Theodore R. Hardey CAPT and Mrs. A. Michael Hayes, Jr. Dr.AlbertJ.Kelley Mr and Mrs. Roben Looker <!> Mr. Nelson J. McDermott, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Preston A. Peak 4> Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rankin •i^ CAPT and Mrs, Hallie P Rice CAPT and Mrs. Harry M. Rogers i^ Mr. Joseph S. Sinclair t and Mrs. Rosalyn Sinclair <!> RADM Roben H. Wertheim, USN (Ret) <b Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Winslow, Jr. <!>

1947 Anonymous CAPT and Mrs. Charles S. Carlisle ADM and Mrs. Wdliam J. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P Flanagan, Jr.

CIRCLE

Circle provides them with an opportunity to discuss the Academy's plans and future objectives. As members, they also receive periodic newsletters and leadership updates and are invited to an annual President's Circle Weekend.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the members of the President's Circle for their generosity. There can be no doubt that the success of our efforts in support of the Naval Academy is due in large part to the leadership giving by members of the President's Circle.

Mr. Ben Johnson III Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P Lawler Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. McKie - i LCDR and Mrs. Robert H. McKimicy Mr. and Mrs. Paul G, Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Pownall <i> Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Sides, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Smith, Jr. <!> Mr. Harry L. Warren, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Weiss Mrs. James Winston - t

194S RADM and Mrs. James R. Ahern LCDR and Mrs. James M. Beggs Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Boland CAPT and Mrs. Frank L. Boushee CAPT and Mrs. Claiborne S. Bradley CDR and Mrs. Charles R Braley Mr. and Mrs. Donald P Buhrer CDR and Mrs. James H. H. Carrington Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Chapline * Mr and Mrs. Joseph H. Clasgens Mr, and Mrs. Roben S. Curl * CAPT and Mrs. Leonard V. Delling CAPT and Mrs. Robert D. Duncan Mr and Mrs. Syd W. Dunn, Jr. dCDR and Mrs. Charles F Gorder, Sr. RADM and Mrs. Charles C. Held CDR Francis C, Johnson, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Eugene F Kelly CAPT and Mrs. Humphrey B. Lansden Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. O'Friel CAPT and Mrs. Warren H. Ordand • Mr. and Mrs. John S. Park CAPT and Mrs. Donald S. Ross Mrs. Robert K Schenkel CAPT and Mrs. Samuel T Smith Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. Clayton Spalding CAPT Walter Spangenberg, Jr., USN (Ret,)

1949

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bacon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Bott RADM and Mrs. Lucien Capone LCDR and Mrs. Harry J, Donahue CAPT James V Ferrero, USNR (Ret) Dr. and Mrs. Robert E, Finnigan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Gewia Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hardeman CAPT and Mrs. William C Haskell Col and Mrs. Robert L, McElroy Mr. James A. McQuilling RADM Mrs. William A. Myers 111 f and Mrs. Mary Ann Myers Mr. Phillip S. Nelson f and Mrs. Patricia Nelson ct Mr and Mrs. William C. Smtc <!> CAPT and Mrs. John H. Vice ADM and Mrs. James D. Watkins

1950 VADM Thomas J, Bigley USN (Ret,) Mr and Mrs. Robert C, Binnion, Jr ADM Sylvester R. Foley, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Donald K. Forbes

CDR and Mis. Larry L. Hawkins CDR and Mrs. John S, Holmes Mr James W Kinnear 111 and Mary Kinnear t RADM Robert C Mandesdlle, Jr, USN (Ret) VADM and Mrs, Robert R. Monroe CAPT and Mrs. Charles L, Mull Mr and Mrs, John E, Nolan CDR and Mrs. Charles A, Oiem • CAPT and MIS. King W.Pfeiffei CAPT and MIS, J, Richaid Powell Mr Charles B, R Sellai RADM and Mis, Roy D, Snydei Mr and Mis, Andiony E Suraci Mr and Mis, Jacques F Trevillyan

1951 Mr and Mis, Philip L, Aist CAPT and Mis, Thomas A, Boyce RADM Roben W, Caiius, USN (Ret,) Mr and Mis, William G. Christoforo CAPT and Mrs, Ward W. de Groot III VADM and Mrs. Roben F Dunn Col and Mrs. David F Feiiee Mr and Mis, Donald R, Higgs • LCDR and Mis. Seaile F Highleyman Mr and Mis, Ralph W Hoopei d> Mr and Mis, Jerome LaRides CAPT and Mis, Jack E, McQueston CDR and Mis. Roben L. Millet • 4> Mr and Mrs, Raun J, Rasmussen d:.

Mr Warren W, Roihmann RADM Guy H, B, Shaffer USN (Ret) MIS, William J, Thompson CAPT and Mis, John G, Tillson ADM and Mis. Raul D, Tomb RADM and Mrs. James A, Winnefeld

195Z

CDR and Mrs. Ralph Carson CAPT and Mrs. Alan E Clark-t CAPT and Mrs. Thomas C. Goslin Mr. and Mrs. Jerome W Gottesman CAPT and Mrs. Richard L. Han CAPT and Mrs. Robert E. Hill Lt Col and Mrs. Frank L. Hines LCDR and Mrs. Lawrence W. lannotti Mr. and Mrs. Doane E Kiechel, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. James A. Lovell, Jr. <!> Mr. Robert C. Maich Mr. and Mrs. John M. McKeown Mr. and Mrs. William E. Pike -iBruce and Betty Reichclderfer * Mr. and Mrs. Malvin B. Roesch The Honorable and Mrs. John E. Sheehan Col and Mrs. Michael L. Sorrennno CAPT and Mrs. Norman E Stein Col and Mrs. James S. Troutman

1955 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Black *•

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LtCol and MIS, ChailcsW, Cole RADM and Mis, Petei C, Conrad Mr and Mrs, Mercade A, Cramer Jr Mr and Mrs, Robert E Davidson • Mr Dean 0 , DeLamai Mr and Mrs, Robcit G, Dettmei • Lt Col and Mis, David B, Jones VADM and Mis, Bernard M, Kaudeier CDR and Mis, Donald S, Lawience Mr and Mis, Archie F MacAIIaster R,ADM and Mrs, John B, Mooney Jr CAPT and Mrs, Harn- E, Robson * CDR Arhs J, Simmons, USN (Ret) Col and Mis, John R R, Sinnott Mr and Mis, ChJford C, Thomas, Jr ADM and Mrs, Carlisle A, H, Tiost * Dr and Mis, Nicholas Wallner

1954 Anonymous Colonel and Mrs, L, Wdliam .\ltcr, Jr CAPT and Mrs, James F Bell Mr Thomas E, Bendey Lt Col and Mis, Nicholas P Callas LCDR Leonard I. Cole, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mis. Theodore M. Edson Mr and Mrs. Frederick J. Franco * Gen and Mis. Roben T. Herres CAPT and Mrs. Fred A Hull Mr and Mis. E. Gn^orv Krikorian CDR and MIS. Carl L. Master Jr ADM and Mis. Bumham C. McCaf&ee, Jr Mr. WJham E. Oberholtzer III Mr and Mrs. James k. Piestiidge, Jr ADM and Mrs. Nils R Thunman RADM Edss-ard K. Walker Jr, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. Ficz W. M. Woodrow, Jr CAPT and .Mrs. George V. Zeberlein, Jr

1955 CAPT and Mn. Glenn N. Arthur, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Durm -tMr. and Mrs. Melvyn Fisher CDR and Mn. Edwin H. Grant, Jr. Mrs. Charles A. Henrv C^PI -Albert J. Kozischek, USNR (Ret.) • RADM and Mrs. Maloslm MacKinnon III Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0 . Price • LCDR and Mrs. Kirk W. Rowe BGen and Mrs. Paul D. Slack Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Snyder George and Mary Lou Stott Col and Mn. Frederic L. ToUcson Col and Mrs. Ernst Volgenau RADM and Mrs. John C. Weaver CDR and Mrs. Ono A. Zipf vt-

1956 Mr and Mrs. Wdliam C. Auei, Jr * RADM Ralph G. Biid, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mis, James R, Cannon RADM and Mis. Leroy Collins, Jr Mr Charles J. DiBona * LtCol and Mrs. CarroU R Franklin CAPT and Mrs. Gerald A Fulk Mr and Mrs. James W. Gillman * Mr and Mrs. F Worth Hobbs Maj Gen and Mrs. flalph H. Jacobson CDR and Mrs. Wallace L. Mossop, Jr Mr and Mrs. Carl H, Murray, Jr Mr and .Mrs, Banon Myers CAPT and Mis, James M, Van Metre CAPT and Mrs. Richard S. Walsh Mr Edgar W Weeks, Jr Mr George T. Welsh CAPT and .Mrs. John S. Wilson CDR and Mrs. Orville Wright, Jr •

1957 Mr James W.Bibb Mr and Mrs. Edwin L Biggers CAPT and Mrs. John L. Clearwater VADM and Mrs. Daniel L. Cooper • CAPT and Mrs. David S. Cooper ADM and Mis. Brace DeMais * Mr and Mrs, Joseph J, Duffy ADM and Mrs. Leon A. Edney CART and Mrs. Lawrence B. Goldstein

Shipmate, May 2003

RADM and Mrs. Ronald E Manyott CAPT and Mrs. Richard P Meaux LCDR David L. Mitchell, USNR Mr and Mrs, Petei F Neumann Mr and Mrs. Henry H. Page, Jr Maj Oliver J. Peake, USAF'(Ret.) • CAPT and Mrs, Kenneth D, Reteison Mr and Mis, John W, Russell Mr and Mrs, Samuel M, Tiippe * Col and Mrs, Roger C, Williamson

195S CART and Mis, James N, Adkins, Jr Col and Mis, Wdliam D, Bauei • Mr and Mis, Roy E, Clason Mr and Mrs, John B, Griffiths Mr and Mis. James E, Hoch CAPT and MIS, Hart)'WKonkel ADM and Mis, Chailes R, Laison * R y ) M and Mis, Benjamin E Montoya Col and Mis, Phihp R, Moulton Brig Gen and Mrs, James L, Pierce * Mr and Mrs, Ronald R Randall -±CDR and Mrs, Lawrence H, Schlang

1959 Mr. and Mrs. Bob D, Allen CAPT Daniel B. Branch, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Clark RADM and Mrs. Larry B. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Garbaa Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Gibbons CAPT and Mrs. Ingolf N. Kiland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. La Sala Mr. Stanley W. Legro CAPT and Mrs. George R. Lehmberg, Jr Mr. and Mrs, Wayne P Lockwood Dr. and Mrs. J. Phillip London Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Loveless • t Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Madden ADM and Mrs. Henry H. Mauz, Jr. Mr. Robert D. Michael Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mintun, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. O'Connor, Jr. Mr. Ragan T. Phillips Mr. H. L. Pippin VADM and Mrs. J. Guy Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. A. James Roberts III Col and Mrs, John G. R Roddey Mr. and Mrs. John J. Shirrefe, Jr RADM and Mrs. George H. Strohsahl, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. Daniel M. Truax CDR and Mrs. Toby G. Warson CDR and Mrs. Richard K. Westfahl Dr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Yeatts

1960 Mr and Mrs, William C Ballard Mr and Mrs, Peter G, Bos ADM and Mrs, Henry G. Chiles, Jr VADM and Mrs, Edward W Clexron LCDR and Mrs, Denis H. Crawford CDR and Mrs, H, Donald DcLude CAPT and Mrs, James T, Eilensen Mr and Mrs, Donald S, Freeman, Jr CAPT and Mrs, Mark M, Golden • Mr and Mrs, William L, Griffin CAPT and Mrs, James R, fGnney CAPT Walter R. Land, U S N R * Mr Peyton R, Latimer Mr Roy T, Lewis, Jr Mr John E Lynch, Jr Mr and Mrs, Ethnund L. Mangan • i Mr and Mis, Roben S, Meek Mr and .Mrs. John J. Michalski, Jr * Mr and Mrs. David L. Parkinson RADM and Mrs. Thomas D, Paulsen * CART and Mrs, Henry L Phillips, Jr • Mr and Mrs, Christian H, Roindextei * Mr and Mrs, Stephen J, Scheffer Mr and Mrs. Roy C, Smith fV Col and MIS, Thomas J, Solak Mr and Mrs, Roben C. Sudiff, Jr RADM Roben E, Traister, USN • CDR George W VanHouten, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs, Arthur E, Wegnei Mr and Mrs. William E, Zierden *

1961

1964

CAPT and Mrs, Neil Block Dr E, Lewis Bryan RADM and Mis, Ailingion E Campbell CAFT and Mis, Robert R, Denis • Mr John K, Dixner CAPT and Mrs, Richard C, Drummond Lt Col and Mrs, Charies W, Duke, Jr Mr Benno M, Geison LCDR and Mis. James C, Hellauei RADM and Mis, Viigil L. Hill LCDR and Mis, James D, Hodde Mr and Mis, Richaid J, Kievit * CART and Mrs. Chailes W, Lyman 111 RADM and Mrs. Edward S. McGinley Mr and Mis, Dennis J, Mooie Mr and Mis, Michael J. Mooie Mr and Mis, William M, Mooie, Jr Mr and Mrs, Richaid A, Noiman Mr and Mis, John R. O'Connoi CART and Mis, Rogei R Onoiati CARTJ, Stephen Peiiy, USN (Ret,) RADM and Mis, A, Kent Riffey Mr and Mrs, Thomas A. Shields Mr and Mis. Raese V, Simpson RADM and Mis, Jerome E Smidi, Jr CAPT and Mrs. Jciiold M. Smidi CART and Mis. William D. Stiaight VADM and Mis. Edwaid M. Straw CART and Mis. Frederick Ttiggs 111 Mr and Mrs. Kenneth W Waldorf' CART and Mrs. Dudley D. Williams 111 Mr and Mis. Howard T. Winfree

CAPT and Mrs. Jerold F Anderson CDR Steven H. Claassen, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Gordon H. Clow CAPT and Mrs. Asbury Coward, IV MrandMrs. Phillip H . D a v i d * Mr and Mrs, Lawrence G. Elberfeld * LCDR and Mrs. Jack M. Geraghty Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gorman RADM and

1961 Anonymous Capt, and Mrs. Malcolm K, Beyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald R, Bourassa d> RADM and Mrs. Stephen K. Chadwick Mr, and Mrs. Gregory A. Chauncey CAPT and Mrs. James M. Coopersmith * CAPT James D, Davis, USNRR (Ret.) Mr. Daniel R. Dunn CAPT James A. Fleming, Jr., USN (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. William A. Heine VADM and Mrs. John B. Laplante Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Leetzow Mr and Mrs. Brooks T Mancini Dr. and Mrs. William C, Miller CDR and Mrs, Howard S, PJnskey Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Sisk, Jr. •*• ADM and Mrs, Leighton W Smith, Jr. Mr. Robert M. Sontheimer and Ms. Frances E. Harris LCDR and Mrs. Robert N. Tidball

1965 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William G. Anderson * Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Blackwell Mr and Mrs. Michael R. Bonsignore Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Bracy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Celebrezze, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Colyer, Jr. CDR and Mrs. James M. DeFrancia Mr and Mrs. John E. Dolby Col and Mrs. Richard W. Elsworth Mr. Arnold Glassner Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Griggs Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K, Hennessy Mr. and Mrs, Henry C. Hirsch * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Klemick CAPT and Mrs. George R. Leever Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Maxfield Mr. and Mrs. Roger W Mehle CDR and Mrs. Kenneth S. Metviner Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Nerangis Mr. and Mrs. Charles R O'Leary, Jr. CAPTWaiiamLPenn, U S N R * Col and Mrs. Daryl L. Rabert Mr Sidney P Revere, Jr. * Mr. J. Ronald Tenvilliger Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Tecrauk ^±' Mr. and Mrs, Douglas 0 . Tozour

Mrs. Howard W. Habermeyer, Jr. * Mr. and Mrs, Robert W. Harvey * Mr. and Mrs. S. Erek Jenstad Mr. and Mrs, Stuart C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard L, Keyset * RADM and Mrs. Thomas C. Lynch CAPT and Mrs. James J. Maginn Mr and Mrs. Bernard A. Maguire, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A, Oriosky Mr James A. Ounswonh ADM and Mrs. Joseph W. Prueher * CDR and Mrs. William P Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Shapack Gen and Mrs. Joseph D. Stewart CAPT and Mrs, Woodrow W Vaughan, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Waldrop Mr. and Mrs, Erik C. Woods

1965 Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Brady ^ CDR and Mrs. Robert R Bush CAPT and Mrs. Stephen D. Chubb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P Ferrara, Jr. * Mr. and Mrs. C. Stedman Garber * Mr and Mrs. Floyd R Grayson Mr. and Mrs. Judd G. Halenza, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. William B.Hunt Mr and Mrs. Theodore A. Krauss Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Lazzaretti Mr. and Mrs. Ralphs. Lobdell Mr. and Mrs. David L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. R Daniel Mirchell, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. James R O'Hanlon • Mr. and Mrs. Leon Okurowski Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Orr, Jr. Dr. Gordon L. Peterson RADM and Mrs. Paul M. Robinson • CAPT and Mrs. Harry A. Seymour, Jr. * CAPT and Mrs. Dennis R. Spurgeon Mr. and Mrs, Roger T. Staubach CDR and Mrs. Peter D. Tamny Mr and Mrs. John W. Wrocen, Jr. - t

1966 Mr and Mrs, Robert C. Bellas Dr and Mrs, R. Bruce Bickel Mr and Mrs. Aidiui W Bryant * Mr and Mrs. Alan R. Hendeishot Mr and Mrs, William V, Hickey Jr • Mr and Mrs, John D, Kuechle, Jr * Mr and Mrs. Samuel R, Marrone CART and Mis, Kevin W, McCook Mr and Mrs, Phillip G. Norton Mr and Mrs, Henry R, Nothhaft d> Mr and Mrs, Dennis R O'Reilley CAPT and Mrs, Tommy E, Payne Mr Raul E, Rasmussen 4> VADM and Mrs, John S. Redd Mr Anthony J, Sarno, Jr RADM John TScudi, USN (Ret,) Mr Joseph K, Taussig, III Capt, and Mis, Chailes D, Tebrich Mr and Mis. Robert N. Veiiatti

1967 CART and Mis. Stephen M. Andres * Ms. Baibara Boswonh Dr and Mrs, John R, Biereton Mr and Mis, Geoige J, Butvilas CART and Mrs, Samuel A, Davey Mr Francis A, Del Baizo, Jr CAPT and Mis, Hairy G. Dittmann * Mr and Mrs, Ray A. Foitney Mr and Mrs. David D, Fox Mr and Mis. John Claie-Norris Guiben, 111 Mr Dennis E Haley vt Mr and Mis. Roben Havasy

CAPT and Mis, Wayne 0 , Heniy * CAPT James M, Hensley USN (Ret.) Mr and Mrs, W, Braun Jones, Jr Mr and Mrs, Raymond M, Keating Mr and Mrs, Thomas C, Knudson CDR and Mrs, Biuce R Lakefield Mr and Mrs, John Morton, III * Mr and Mrs, John J, O'Brien, Jr d> CART and Mrs, Stephen R, Olson Mr and Mrs. Roger Paradis Af Mr and Mrs, Richaid D, Roole Mr and Mrs, E, Michael Quinlan VADM and Mrs. John R, Ryan Mr and Mis. Charies A. Scheick -k Mr and Mrs. David J. Tate Mr Raul E. Tutde, Jr MajGen and Mrs. Thomas L. Wilkeison

196S CDRandMis, SigvalM, Beig.Jr CAPT and Mrs, William T R, Bogle Mr and Mrs, Michael T, Boyce •* RADM and Mis, Richaid A, Buchanan Mr William R, Davis Mr and Mrs, Steven M, Ener Mr and Mis, Stephen G. Haines Mr and Mrs. Larry J, Han ADM and Mis, Jay L, Johnson * Mr and Mis, John T, Lanning * CART and Mis, Daniel B, Lear Mr and Mrs, Gerald R Mod MajGen and Mrs, Terrence P Murray VADM and Mrs, Richaid J, Naughton Mr and Mis, John H, O'Neill, Jr Mr Thomas D, Restorius Mr and Mrs, Gregory H, Roncheni Mr and Mis, Geoige W Schmidt CAPT and Mis, Loien L, Tayloi vt Mr and Mis, Thomas A, Teach Mr and Mis, Michael J, Tkach • Mr and Mrs, Richaid W Virtue • t RADM and Mis, Heniy F White, Jr Mr and Mrs, Stephen R, Wilson

1969 LtCot and Mrs, William D. Berry Mr. and Mrs. S, Daniel Johnson * Mr, and Mrs, Gregory J. Kieffer RADM Richard G. Kirkland, USN (Ret.) • LCDR and Mrs. Stephen J. Leaman Mr. and Mrs, William P McCauley Captain and Mrs. Robert D. Mullins •*•

1970 CAPT and Mrs. Roger C, Adams * Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R Akerson •*• i^ Mr. and Mrs. C. Dewey Elliott Col and Mrs. Paul M. Fehx Mr, and Mrs. Rhodric C. Hackman Mr. Lawrence P Hearn CDR and Mrs. Lawrence Heyworth, III LCDR and Mrs. James M. Levy -k CDR and Mrs, Robert J. Mackey * Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Schear Mr. Kevin W Sharer Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Teater Maj Gen and Mrs. Leo V. Williams *

1971 Mr Ronald V, Benigno Mr and Mrs, John M, Boniface * Mr J, Scott Burd CDR and Mrs, Stephen E Dmetruk • Mr and Mrs. Edward M, Flanagan Mr and Mrs, Michael J, L, Greene Mr and Mrs, Michael R. Hecomovich CDRandMrs, H.Don Jenkins* Mr and Mrs. F Teriy Kremian LtCol and Mrs, Keith E, Nadolski Mr and Mrs, Ralph D, Nelson * Mr and Mrs, Bruce E. Nichols CDR and Mrs, Alan C R r a k * Mr and Mrs, Edward J, Sanderson, Jr Mr and Mis, James M, Searing Mr Clay 0 , Sales Dr and Mrs, Roben W, Stuart Mr and Mrs. Roger A, Young

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CAPT and Mrs. Webster L. Benham Mr, and Mrs. John E. Chalker CDRJohnM. Dillon Mr. Dean M. Flan * Mr. and Mrs. James D. Halt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Johnson CDR and Mrs. Christopher W. Panos * Mr. and Mrs. John L. Skolds, Sr. Mr. and Mrs, John K Welch

CART and Mrs, Michael J, Browne * Mr and Mrs, Thomas L, Burke i CART Anatolio B, Cniz, III, USNR Mr and Mrs, Eric P Grubman <i> CAPT and Mis, William R Killea * Mr and Mrs, Raul B, Prager LCDR William E Ruoff III, USNRR * Mr and Mrs, Timothy R Sullivan LCDR and Mrs, John G, Taylor *

1975

1981

Mr and Mrs. Roderick L. Brodierton CDR and Mrs. Edwaid F Cotter Jr Mr and Mis. Bruce C. Hargus * Mr and Mrs. Donald S, Jeffeison LCDR and Mis, Wayne M, Kennaid CART and Mis, Paul K. Landeis Mr and Mrs. DiikRD, Mosis III Mr and Mrs, Charles D, O'Dell Mr and Mrs, Keith W Ratten Mr Curris S, Root CAPT and Mrs, George P Watt, Jr RADM and Mrs, Thomas J. WJson III

CDR and Mrs. Frank A. Moreman * LCDR and Mrs. James M. Rice •

1974 CDR and Mrs, Richard J, Bradley * Mr and Mrs, Charles H, Cannon, Jr * LCDR and Mrs. Carl M. Halbrciner Dr and Mis. Chiistophei K. Klein CART and Mis. Marshall Nadel * Mr and Mis. Stephen D, Shigley Mr and Mrs, Patrick J, Sullivan

1975 CAPT and Mrs. Bernard C. Bailey • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C Brasco Dr. John L. Brodhead Mr. and Mrs. Manin A. Cannon LCDR and Mrs. Robert E. Hyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kloth CDR and Mrs. John M. Kucinski * Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy V. Rose, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. George D. Steel CAPT and Mrs. Richard J. Thomas

1976

1984 Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Debode Mr. and Mrs. MarkW. McCann Capt. and Mrs. William A. Paulson CDR and Mrs, Steven G. Young

1985 CDR Maureen and Charles Cragin * Mr. and Mrs, Scon W Macolino • Mr. Peter D. Manino

1986 Mr and Mrs. Randall J. Wolf*

1987 Mr Raul C. Aanonsen Mr and Mrs. Kristopher C. Klein CDRJamesJ, MacNesv.USN Mr and Mrs, Edward U, Miller

1988 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Hassell Mr. Douglas A. Jones

Mr and Mrs, Gary G, Greenfield CAPTandMrs, Peter W Harris Mr and Mrs, Scon M, Jenkins 1st Lt Guy R Ungley, USMCR (Ret,) Mr and Mrs, Jeffrey A, Neufeld * CAPT and Mrs, Phillip L Poirier Jr

Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Koenig Capt. and Mrs. Ronald S. Lasorsa

1977

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Landauer Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Salkoff *•

Mr. John L Bernard, 111 <!> Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bethmann Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R Busch CAPTandMrs. Dirk J. Debbink Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Grieve Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kerr, Jr. CDR and Mrs. Thomas K. Huisman CAPT and Mrs. Thomas H. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Bradford R Lewis ^

197S Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Behm LCDR and Mrs. Shaun G.Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J, DeMarche Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Kuder Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rudder Mr. and Mrs. John H. Semcken -tCDR and Mrs. Maurice B. Tose

1979 Mr and Mrs, Douglas S, Bartlett Mr and Mis. Matt A, Coleman d> Mr and Mrs. Paul M. Hatch Dr Jonathan G, Jaques Mr and Mrs, Michael L, Mowins Mr Kevin G, Reilly CAPT and Mrs. Gregory R, Reinhardt *

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1989 1990 1991 LCDR Bradley S, Carlson, USNR LTTeiesaM, Carlson, USNR

199Z Mr. and Mrs. William E. Burgess III

farads Anonymous Mr. Hugh D. Adair, Jr, f Mr and Mrs. James R Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Rorrest H. Anthony Dr. Marion D, Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J, Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Boyce Dr. and Mrs. Neil W Brayton Mr. and Mrs, David R. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brobyn Dr. and Mrs. Charles S, Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Broome, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Guy R Budinscak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregorie W. Bujac •* Mr. and Mrs. Pred P Burke Mr. and Mrs. William S, Campbell Mrs. Diane M. Carlson and Mr. William RPreyd Dr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Childers 111 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Curcio Mr. and Mrs. Pieter J. Dearolf

Dr. and Mrs. Eric J. Diamond Dr. and Mrs. George G. Doykos Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Dumm Mr, and Mrs. William D. Elliott Dr. William Ellis Mr. and Mrs, Thomas A. Eschenbrenner Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Ewing II Mr. Andrew G. Fallat Mr. and Mrs. David 1. Farber Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Fenton Mr. Gordon K. Gayer and Ms. Elaine S. Falender Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W, Glickstein Mr. and Mrs. J. Eric Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gunderman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R Gunerman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P Hamilton * Mr, and Mrs. Richard 0 . Hanley Dr. and Mrs. Stacy L. Harbin Mr. and Mrs. Ear! W. Hanenstine, Jr, * Mr. and Mrs, Kent N. Heaton • Mr. and Mrs. Mark S . H i l l * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E Huber Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Y, Hui * Mr. and Mrs. Dean H. Jung * Mr. and Mrs, James P Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kennedy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Kepper III * Mr. and Mrs. Martin S, Kissil Mr. and Mrs. Spindler Krause, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Krum Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Kvandal Mr. and Mrs, Ronald A. LaBorde Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Manion * Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Manzoli Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Martyn * Mr. and Mrs. James R McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs, Charies H. McGill III Dr. and Mrs. William C. McGinly Dr. Charles R McNally Ms. Barbara J. Meiko Mr. and Mrs. Roben W.Merkle Mr. and Mrs. James J. Miller * Mr. and Mrs. Marino A. Montera Mr. and Mrs. James E Moon * Dr and Mrs. Christopher J. Moran Mr. and Mrs. James A. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Morin Mr. Anthony Moringiello Mr. and Mrs. John D. Murnane Dr and Mrs. Michael J. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neely Mr. Alonzo A. Neese, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Niggemann Dr, and Mrs. Gerard S. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Roben C. Page * Dr. Phillip L. Parterson and Dr. Teresa M. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Peterson Dr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Robin Podmore Ms. Sharon C. Reasor * Dr. and Mrs. John R. Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. David W. Rescrepo Mr. Rranklin B. Rohner -i/ Mr. and Mrs. Robert S, Rollo Mr. and Mrs. J. Rrederick Sarg * Mr. and Mrs. Phillip S. Schaengold * Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Scharar Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Scherer Mr. and Mrs, Gerald F Schroer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Seglem Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Siembieda Mr. and Mrs. James B. Slack Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charies W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Smith Mr. Michael Spinelli Mr, and Mrs. W, Halsey Spruance Dr. and Mrs. Harry G. Stavros Mr. and Mrs, Ronald M. Stehlin Mr. and Mrs, Samuel E. Stiles Mr. and Mrs, Fredric C, Stoffel * Mr. Mark S. Supple Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Sweatman Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Sweeny 111 Ms. Cheryl A. Szpak Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Torres

Dr. and Mrs. Tsuyoshi Toyama Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Treaccar Dr. and Mrs. Kevin L Trombly Mr, and Mrs. Harry G. Tumanjan Mr. and Mrs. Joel K. Vandevoon Dr. MelvmW.Walters Ms. Cynthia G. Wark Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wilt Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Wolfel, Jr.

^noidf Anonymous Mr and Mrs. Gayer D, Bellamy Mr and Mrs. William K, Brehm RADM and Mrs, Herbert M. Bridge Ms, Elizabedi N, Buckley CDR Mildred Carson, USNR (Ret.) t Mr and Mis. Alex Cena Mr C. Thomas Clagen, Jr f Mr and Mrs, Hillard Donner Mr and Mrs, Sreven Drcyfliss CAPT and Mrs, Ronald E, Eadic Mr and Mrs, Chester S, Gladchuk, Jr Mr and Mrs, Steven Gordon Mr and Mrs, Bruce R Grindiod MIS, Roben L. Hansen * Mr and Mis, Roben W Hayden Mr and Mis, David Hotfbeiget Mr Louis Hyan Ms, Arlene Giesser Inch Mr and Mrs. Richard W, Johnson II Mr and Mrs, Harold F Lenfest Mr and Mrs, J. Willard Marriott, Jr Mr and Mrs. Gary R. McClellan Mr and Mis. Ellice J. McDonald, Jr The Honorable and MIS. Robert Mosbacher Mr and Mrs, Vincent L. Murphy MIS, Alice Ingeisoll Nagle Mr and Mrs. David Oestreich Mr and Mrs. Michael Oveilock Dr Nina Pearlmuner Mrs, Suzanne Reid vt* Mr Kenneth G. Robinson Ambassador and Mrs, Raul H, Robinson, Jr Mr and Mrs, Philip D, Rowe, Jr Mr Jack Rudin CART and Mrs, Henry J, Sanford Mr and Mrs, John J, Schiff, Jr - t Mr Thomas R, Schiff <!> Professor Wdliam M, Smedley RADM Sidney W Soueis, USN (Ro.) t and Mrs. Sylvia Souers Mr and Mis, Harvey Stein Mr and Mrs, Sranley C, Tutdeman Mr Abe Wasserbeigei Mr Charles Wolfe

CorioratioKS and ^-^OHndationi American Society of the French Legion of Honor, Inc. Boeing Company Constellation Energy Group, Inc. Exelon Corporation Fisher Brothers Foundarion, Inc. Fuller Foundation George and Carol Olmsted Foundation Harold R. Stern Foundation J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation John J. and Mary R. Schiff Foundation Lockheed Marrin Corporation Margaret Chase Smith Foundation Marie G. Dennen Foundation, Inc. Mercantile Bankshares Corporation Naval Academy Executive Roundtable Navy-Marine Relief Society New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority Northrop Grumman Newport News Society of Sponsors ofThe United States Navy USAA Foundation

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lanned gi-ving provides our loyal constituents with opportunities to express their support of the Naval Academy by integrating a charitable gift into their overall financial and estate plans. The Planned Giving Program at the United States Naval Academy Foundation educates, guides and assists alumni and friends who want to leave a legacy through a gift in their estate plan or take advantage of tax-saving opportunities by making life-income gifts.

The Planned Giving Program celebrated another phenomenal year of giving in 2002 with over $7 million in new commitments to the Naval Academy and the Alumni Association. Highlights

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included a director's charitable award gift in honor of a former Alumni Association board member from Verizon for $800,000; a bequest gift from a long-time friend of the Navy and the Naval Academy in excess of $800,000; and a thirteenth gift annuity from one of the Foundation's most loyal donors.

The Foundation recognizes individuals who have made a planned giving commitment, regardless of the amount, in the Robert Means Thompson Society. Last year, the Society welcomed 28 new members to bring total membership to over 320 members. The Foundation gratefully acknowledges all RMTS members whose names appear below.

Mr and Mrs, Heniy E, Bowes CART Viaor B, Graff, USN (Ret,) Mis, Richard E, Johnson RADM Frank C, Jones, USN (Ret,) CAFT Stephen S, Mann, Jr, USN (Ret) t and

CAPT and Mrs. Charles J. Merdinger Mrs. Roderick 0 . Middleton

Mrs. Theodore C. Aylward

.Mrs, Elizabeth Mann CAPT Joseph M, McDo%veU, USN (Ret,) CAPT Alben R Olsen, USN (Ret,) RADM Maurice H, Rindskopf, USN (Rer)

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,\lis. John G.Drew, II CART William R Kunz, USN (Ret) t and Mrs. Betty Kuru CAPT and Mrs, Roben D, McWediy Rev, Laurence T, Murphy CAPT Arthur E Rawson, Jr, USN (Rer) CAPT Richard Riley USN (Rer) CDR Charles C, Senn, USN (Ret,) CAPT Chailes E, Smidi, USN (Ret,) CAPT William R Weiner USN (Rei,)

.\lis. Raymond R Waller

19Z5 C\RT .Arthur H. Grauban, USN (Ret.)

19Z6 Mrs. Edward H. Eckelmeyer, Jr. Mrs. Elsa Tmgle

19Z9 RADM Richard R Ballinger, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Roben K. Heinlein

MIS, Edwin C, Aiken CAPT Roben H, Dasteel, USN (Rer) t CDR .Andrew R Drea, USN (Ret) MIS. John W. Lessis Mr, Judson C, Rhode CDR and Mrs, W, John Valenune CAPT John V Wdson, USN (Ret,)

1950

1940

LCDR Charles L Earl, USN (Ret.) RADM John E, Lee, USN (Ret:) t

Mr and Mis, Gary A. Bald\vin CAPT and Mrs. Louis P Gray III CAPT and Mrs. Richard L. Karl CDR Edwin Malloy Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Alben W. NesvhaJ, USN (Ret) t CAPT Fred W Rennoyer III, USN (Ret) CDR and Mrs. Brace A. Rohn

195Z CART Sheldon W, Brown, USN (Ret,) CAPT WJham L Bull, USN (Ret,) Mrs. Lloyd W.hnish CAFT Frederick 0 . Vaughan, USN (Ret.)

1955 CAPT ErniKt G. Campbdl, USN (Rer) t MIS. Richard L, Kibbe Mn, Joseph W,WJliams,Jr,

1954 CAPT Forrest R Biard, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Ining Bunevich Mrs. Charies B. Far\vell Mrs. Edgar J. Hailey Mrs. Roy C. Smith, III

1955 Mrs, Eugene A, Barham Mis, Wdliam C Clark CAPT Edwb H, Headland, USN (Ret.) CART Everen H. Steinmetz, USN (Ret.)

1956 Mrs. Carl H. Amme, Jr. CAPT William A. Ellis, USN (Ret.) t

1957 Mrs. Wdham R Bringle ADM Ralph W. Cousins, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Joyce Dyson RADM Robert B. Eriy, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. Robert H. Nonhwood Mr. John W. Simpson

1958

1941 R\DM and Mn. Robert L. Baughan. Jr. Mr. William J. Daly Mr. Louis P Davis, Jr. CAPT Viaor Delano, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. George M. Hagerman

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1945 CAPT and Mrs. Steven N. Anastasion Mrs. Francis X. Brady CAPT and Mrs. Williams. Busik CAPT Leshe R Heselton, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mrs. Philip Hurt CAPT Richard D. Lazenby, USN (Ret.) LT Myron E. Tremain, USN (Ret.) Mr. Alexander P Zechella

1944 LCDR Ludiei T Chesnut, III, USN (Ret.) Mr and Mrs, Allan E, Douglas, Jr Mr WJbur E Gasner CDR Horace C, Hogan, USN (Ret) ADM Robert L, J, Long, USN (Ret,) t CDR and Mrs, George D, Rrestsvich CART Wayne D, Surface, USN (Ret)

1945 CAPT Vemon F Anderson, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mrs, Wdton L, Atkinson LCDR WJham S, Benson, 11, USN (Ret,) CART Sheraian W Blandin, Jr, USN (Ret) Rev, Edward W Conklin Mrs, Geoige G, Es^ans LCDR Gerald E Rester USNR (Ret,) CAPT Joseph H, Schroeder USNR (Ret) Mr and Mis, James H, Wheelei, Jr Mrs, Robert G, Wilson CDR Robert C, Wood, USN (Ret,)

1946 Mr Homer N, AJen LCDR Stuart E, Beyer USN (Ret,) t CAPT Francis J, Callahan, Jr, USNR (Rer) CDR George M, Clancy, USN (Ret,) t Mr John J, CoUins CDR Eugene Denre, USN (Ret,) Mr Chailes H, Guy Jr CART and Mrs. A, Michael Hayes, Jr CART Kennedi H, Lyons, USN (Ret,) MIS, Roben L, Metzger LCDR and Mis, Anhur V Paleni LCDR and Mis, WiUiam K, Retticiew, Jr CAPT and Mrs, Hany M, Rogen Mr and Mrs, Bruce M, Sullivan Mr Conway A, Taylor LCDR Thomas E, Taylor USN (Ret,) Mr and Mrs, WJIiam C, Travis RADM Roben H, Wenheim, USN (Ret) Mr and Mrs, Robert J, White CDR and Mis, WUiam H, WiUiams Mr Joseph R, Winslow, Jr

1947

CAPT Charles B, Crockett, Jr, USN (Ret) ADM WJIiam J, Crowe, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Joseph R Flanagan, Jr Mr Paul G, MiUer Mr Carl W, Otto CAPT and Mrs, Charles M, Schoman, Jr

1948 RADM James R. Ahern, USN (Ret.) Maj Richaid T R Ambrogi, USMCR (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs. James M. Beggs Mr. and Mrs. Levon M. Berberian CAPT Frank L. Boushee, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Charles R Braley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald R Buhrer CDR and Mrs. James H. H. Carrington Mr. Edwin M. Chapline CAPT and Mrs. Leonard V. Delling Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Dempsej' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gonia CDR Charles F Gorder, Sr., USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Jack L. Gracey CAPT Warren C. Graham, Jr., USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. William D. Harkins CDR Arthur J. Haskell, USNR (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. Charies C. Held, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. John L, Jensen, Jr. Mr. A. Gregory Lang, Jr. f and Mrs. Florence Lang CDR and Mrs. Anhur L. Markel CAPT John K Ryder, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. William E. Shorr Mr. James B. Sizer, III Mrs. James H. Smeds Mr. Richard H. Sprince RADM Edward R Welch, Jr., USN (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. Kennedi E. Wilson

1949 Mr. Norman Altman CAP! Lav\Tence H. Derby, Jr, USNR (Ret) Mr. Don C. Haeske CAPT and Mrs. Otto E. Krueger CDR Hart)' W. Morgan, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. William T. Roos CDR Frank P Schlosser, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. John H. Vice CAPT and Mrs. Warren P Vosseler CAPT and Mrs. John M. Henderson Lt Col and Mrs. Frederick W. Johnson

1950 Mr James W Kinnear, 111 CAPT Thomas H, McGbughUn, USN (Ret,) LCDR John F .McNabney, USNR (Ret,) Mr Robert R Oliver CAPT Philip J, Ryan, USN (Ret,) Mr Douglas D, Stone, Jr CAPT and Mrs, Walter R Wagner CART Richard A Dalla Mura, USN (Ret)

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195Z &pt, Robert R Bardey USAF (Ret.) CAPT AllynVBress, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mis. Alan E Clark CAPT WiUiam J. Hippie, USN (Ret.) LtCol James F Link, USAF (Ret.) CDR Roben E. Moiris, USN (Ret.) The Honorable John E, Sheehan LCDR J, WJIiam Sherar, USNR (Rer) CAPT Hany A Spencei, Jr, USN (Ret.) CART Noiman E Srein, USN (Ret.) Mr John P Stephens Col James S. Troutman, USAFR (Ret.)

1955 CDR Richard E. Ahnen, USN (Ret.) CART Forrest R Anderson, USN (Ret) VADM Clyde R BeU, USN (Ret.) Mr Bion B. Bierer, Jr Mr Theodore H. Black Lt Col Charles W. Cole, USAF (Ret.) Mr Michael R. Corboy Mr D. K. Harrison Col Walter P Hutchins, USMC (Ret) Lt Col and Mrs. David B. Jones Lt Gen George D. MJler USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Harry E. Robson ADM CarlUlc A. H. Trost, USN (Rer)

1954 CWO Charles E. BaJey, Jr, USNR (Ret.) CDRJamieson K. Deuel, USN (Ret.) Mr and Mrs. Frederick J. Franco Capt. and Mrs. WiUiam R. Glover II Mr and Mrs. William J. Montgomery RADM Edward K Walker, Jr, USN (Rer)

1955 Mr Tom G. Hussmann CAPT Albert J. Kozischek, USNR (Ret.) Mr Robert 0 . Price BGen Raul D. Slack, USMC (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Homet N. WaUin, Jr CDR Derek W. WJson, USN (Ret.)

1956 CART Roger S. Bens, USN (Rer) CAPT and Mrs. BiU Flight Mr Robert T Mon^omeiy Col Joe D.Pope, USAF (Ret.)

1957 Maj and Mrs. Gerald M. Anderson CDR Loren L. Clark, USN (Ret.) CAPT John L. Clearwater, USN (Ret.) Mr. David A. Delo Mrs. Stanton P Dunlap Mr. Joseph W Koch, Jr. Mrs. Ronald G. Linder Mr. James D. Paulk,Jr.

1958 Mr and Mrs. Gerald E. Bellows CDR George B. Chafec, Jr, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Roben R Figura Maj John M. Gaither USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Gordon M. Geison, Sr, USAF (Ret.) Mr John M. Halliday CART Harry W. Konkel, USN (Ret.) Mr and Mrs. Boyd E. Sharp Jr CAPT Charies J. Smith, USN (Ret)

1959 Maj David H. Calhoun, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Martin P Hanson, USNR (Ret.) Dr. J. Phillip London Mr. Jerry M, Loveless Maj and Mrs. Anrfiony M. Marks Mr. Ragan T. Phillips

1960 Mr. William G. Counsil

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LCDR and Mis. James D. Hodde CAFT Roben E HofFord, USN (Ret.) Mr William M. Moore, Jr CAPT and Mrs. Roger P Onorati Dr Philip J, Oppenheimer MD CART Frederick M, Pestorius, USN (Rer) CDR Norman B, Pigeon, USN (Ret,) Mr Stanley R, Roman

196Z Mr Greg07 A, Chauncey CAFT James A, Fleming, Jr, USN (Rer) CDR Thomas C, Grzymala, USN (Ret,) Mr Edwin Reaor CART William E Story, USN

1965 Mr, and Mrs. Michael R Bonsignore Mr. Nicholas J. Nerangis Col Daryl L. Raben, USMCR (Ret.) Mr. Robert E. Simmonds

1964 Mrs. Walter B. Davis Mr. Stuan C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Erik C. Woods

1965 Mr Ralph S. LobdeU LtCol Michael G. Malone, USMC (Ret.) CART Harry A Seymour, Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Lynn A. Wegner

1966 Mr Arthur W Bryant Mr Alan R. Hendershot CDR Andrew P Sosnicky, USN (Ret)

1967 Mr. and Mrs. George J. Butvilas

1968 CDR Robert B. Amidon, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Steven M. Ener

1969 Mr. Roger H. Henderson Mr. Richard C. Lotrie Mr. James B.McIlvaine CDRJohnROhlinger,USN(Ret.)

1970 Mr Daniel E Akerson RADM and Mis. Kennedi D. Slaght

1971

1978 LCDR and Mis. John L. Woodwaid, J

1980

Tkt kimjtstjarticiiatioK hy a class in

CDR Timothys. Kobosko, USNR

tktO^ohtrtJvttans Tkomlson. Socitty

1981

isjrom. tkt Class of 1948, wkick boasts

LCDR and Mrs. Steven R Chambers

198Z

Z7 mtmhtrs!

LCDR and Mrs. Eric Holmes Mr. John F. Korn

1985 CDR Raul M. Alexander Jr, USN CDRToddAHaugcUSN Mr Timothy R Kraft CDR Dan H. Struble, USNR

1985

'JLohtrtJs/ttans uwmkron, Socitty wjtmhtrs rt%rtst>d tkt Classes of 19Z5 tkroKtk 1994.

Mr Sean C. Logan CDR Michael S.Midgley, USNR LCDR Matdiew E Schatzle, USNR

1986 Mr Daniel H. Whire

1988

The ^onnddrioK kas wtr 115 ckaritahlt tift ammitits in effect

Mr and Mrs. Chadwick K. Watson

1995 CDR Jeffrey B.Hill, USNR

TkeoUtrtOlMTSmjemLerisCSi'Pr

1994

ShiJmr "Sited" ^raxhart 'Z5. ^Htis 101.

LT Albert Angel, USN

^rioids RADM and Mrs. Herbert M. Bridge Ms. Elizabedi N. Buckley MIS. Erna Ericson Mrs. Mary EUen Hanley MrRusseUVLce Mrs. Merle V. Levin Mr and Mrs. Gary R. McClellan CDR James J. McDonald, USN (Ret) Mr and Mrs, Frederick V, McNair III Mrs. Alice IngersoU Nagle Mr and Mrs. Tim Reghi Mr Kenneth G. Robinson, Jr Professor WiUiam M. Smedley CDR Alben W Vinek, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Mary E. Watson Mr and Mrs. Donald W Young

uwtwtrt550 mtmhers oftktCfi&liert JvitOKs TkomkroK Socitty PK ZOOZ!

t Deceased

CART James B. Biyant, USN (Ret) Mr and Mrs. Biuce E. Nichols

197Z CDRJohnM. Dillon, USNRR

1975 Col John W R Giaham, Jr, USMC (Ret) Mr Donald S. Jefferson Mr Thomas J. Kiernan Mr Dirk R D. Mosis, 111 CART and Mrs. Geoige R Watt, Jr

1974 Rev. John A. Grizzle

1975 CDR William A Kelly, Jr, USNR (Ret.) Mr Lawience G. Kloth

1976 CDR Petei E Klein, Jr, USNR (Ret) CAPT Patrick R McKim, USNRR LCDR David RTribout, USNR

1961

1977

RADM and Mrs. Arlington F CampbeU

LCDR Charles J. Tuozzolo, USNR (Rer)

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ALUMN I CLASS

T

he Legacy Gift Program encompasses all donations for all purposes from all members of a U.S. Naval Academy class.

A class Legacy Gift is all-inclusive and includes major gifts to restricted purposes by individual members of the class; a primary (or multiple) restricted class project(s); and unrestricted gifts contributed by members of the class. No matter how many restricted components might be designated within a class's overall Legacy goal, there will always be an unrestiicted (Annual Fund) component.

The second full year of class gift fundraising under the Legacy Gift Program was completed in 2002. While 2001 was a year for introducing the program, 2002 was a year in which the new program really took hold!

The Class of 1951 continued its support of the Naval Academy Museum and led off the year raising $1.4 million, exceeding their goal of $1.25 milhon. Congratulations for the super efforts of RADM Guy Shaffer, the '51 fundraiser, and his active committee.

VADM Ed Clexton and Bill Zierden led 1960 to set a single-year fundraising standard of $ 1.4 million in new commitments (barely besting the Class of 1951) on their way toward establishing a fimd to endow a faculty chair.

The Class of 1990, led by Jonathan Salkoff, set a goal of $100,000 to assist the Academy's Information Technology Department. Since 1990 was the first class to be issued computers, it seemed a natural. The class raised $229,000 for the project, which now supports the IT component of the Net Centric Warfare Program.

The Class of 1954 elected to support the Memorial Hall project and enjoyed a fantastic finish. Fitz Woodrow and General Bob Herres did an outstanding job of commimicating to the class the importance of Memorial Hall, and the class set a new standard

for class gift phonathons! The Class of 1954, on the phones, had a participation rate of 81% with commitments of $620,019 from 290 pledgors. Their results were unparalleled as the class reached 54% of its goal duiing the first year of their project.

Support for the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium renovation project among classes has also been outstanding.

1951 reserved a Memorial Arch, in addition to their Museum support. Bart Phillips and Andy Quarm have ensured 1996 will reach its $100,000 goal for a Class Arch. VADM Scott Redd and Clay Spikes and their Class of 1960 are attacking a very large project involving Ethics, the Museum and a stadium Memorial Arch. They are well imderway with the largest class project goal to date, valued at $3.75 million. The Class of 1981, behind the leadership of Jim Ahlgrimm and Dennis Murphy, are supporting a stadium arch and the Ethics essay program. '81 is over halfway toward their goal. Finally, toward the end of 2002, the Class of 1953 jumped into the Stadium Project to sponsor the North End Zone Memorial Plaza that will surround the Class of 1953 Pavilion. The '53 team led by ADM Carl Trost, RADM Pete Conrad and Darrell Dempster, set a goal of $1.5 million, and their progress is heartening!

The Class of 1950, behind Dick Powell, has returned for a final opportunity to suppott the Naval Academy Museum.

Their current efforts will generate an endowment for the Museum. The Class of 1976, behind Kevin Stone, joined the host of classes supporting Leadership Excellence, and the class aims to permanendy endow the Leadership Speaker Series.

In summary. Class Giving, with a host of strong volunteer support, reached a new record for new commitments in a single year—$6.8 million! This is again proof that fimdraising by and in the name of USNA classes is a most effective and persuasive strategy!

TH E A N N U A L

A

lumni donors to the Annual Fund were instrumental in leading the successfiil effort to raise $7.23 million in unrestricted gifts for current operations during 2002.

• Alumni contributed $4.15 million, or 57%, of all unrestricted gifts for current operations.

• Thirty-five classes, contacted by phone, pledged over $1.9 million, with an average pledge of $496.

GIVING

FUND

There was a significant increase in donors opting to pay pledges by automatic credit card debits and electronic fund transfers. In 2002, nearly 20% of pledges were paid by credit card or EFT. A 2003 USNA Foundation calendar, using the theme of Balancing Continuity with Change, was mailed to each 2002 donor as a token of appreciation. In true Naval Academy style, alumni, parents and friends responded by contiibuting an additional $250,000 to the Annual Fund.

• Members of classes not contarted by phone received a written appeal from Admiral Steve Chadwick '62, Annual Fund Chairman, and responded with nearly $ 100,000 in gifts.

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CLASS Class

Rate of Alumni Participation

prior to 1930 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

CLASS

38.9 20.0 20.6 38.9 34.4 38.7 19.2 27.1 38.8 27.8 37.9 36.5 36.3 33.7 36.1 27.8 23.9 42.8 47.8 45.5 27.1 42.6 42.1 34.2 53.0 31.6 49.5 45.1 40.2 39.0 43.7 44.1 40.2 32.5 42.8 29.2 35.6 40.3 36.3 38.2

GIVING STATISTICS

Total Gift Amount

Average of All Gifts

$847,574 $606,407 $1,059,125 $122,296 $63,964 $15,809 $25,276 $3,115 $74,940 $191,775 $123,995 $82,332 $34,024 $77,914 $46,023 $51,981 $62,173 $576,309 $440,540 $502,259 $219,702 $1,133,049 $399,251 $214,297 $343,799 $317,629 $363,538 $191,657 $320,194 $845,288 $315,353 $484,355 $353,169 $1,640,032 $2,327,812 $277,722 $699,098 $261,043 $210,656 $874,289 $103,823

$50,534 $117,681 $9,407 $2,781 $494 $815 $223 $3,258 $3,425 $1,797 $1,128 $577 $875 $465 $321 $435 $3,602 $1,915 $1,881 $897 $8,519 $1,857 $908 $1,451 $989 $1,955 $699 $1,030 $2,790 $1,292 $1,636 $1,185 $5,714 $9,864 $834 $3,461 $1,020 $682 $3,752 $378

GIVING

Class 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 "1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Total

Rate o f Alumni Participation

Total Gift Amount

Average o f All Gifts

35.9 40.9 34.1 41.1 28.3 25.1 21.4 33.9 31.0 28.4 24.4 17.9 30.8 31.7 28.1 26.7 36.0 33.6 25.5 22.4 27.1 29.8 29.2 22.8 18.8 21.6 18.8 9.0 6.5 3.9 6.2 5.6

$1,298,914 $169,369 $95,372 $123,604 $93,406 $81,339 $106,653 $244,357 $320,754 $77,965 $1,109,364 $64,243 $81,145 $63,768 $76,934 $97,443 $71,010 $73,145 $41,780 $32,960 $49,184 $40,432 $41,125 $23,995 $14,541 $21,611 $27,194 $5,290 $3,065 $1,557 $2,365 $547

$5,074 $546 $351 $400 $432 $470 $444 $837 $1,184 $325 $5,233 $247 $269 $198 $293 $368 $209 $218 $169 $151 $197 $158 $145 $112 $94 $123 $171 $71 $61 $50 $47 $27

31% Ave. Overall

PARTICIPATION

(HIGHEST

TO

$1,525

RATES

LOWEST)

Class—Rate of Alumni Participation 1954—53.0 1956—49.5 1948^i7.8 1949—45.5 1957-^5.1 1961^4.1 1960^3.7 1964—42.8 1947^2.8 1951^2.6 1952—42.1 1973^1.1 1971^0.9 1967—40.3 1962^0.2 1958^0.2 1959—39.0 1930—38.9 1933—38.9

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1938—38.8 1935—38.7 1969—38.2 1940—37.9 1941—36.5 1942—36.3 1968—36.3 1944—36.1 1986—36.0 1970—35.9 1966—35.6 1934—34.4 1953—34.2 1972—34.1 1977—33.9 1943—33.7 1987—33.6 1963—32.5 1983—31.7

1955—31.6 1978-31.0* 1982—30.8 1991—29.8 1965—29.2 1992—29.2 1979—28.4 1974—28.3 1984—28.1 1939—27.8 1945—27.8 1937—27.1 1950—27.1 1990—27.1 1985—26.7 1988—25.5 1975—25.1 1980—24.4 1946—23.9

1993—22.8 1989—22.4 1995—21.6 1976—21.4 1932—20.6 1931—20.0 1936—19.2 1994—18.8 1996—18.8 1981—17.9 1997—9.0 1998—6.5 2000—6.2 2001—5.6 1999—3.9 •Overall Rate 3 1 %

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ALUMNI DONORS

T

he Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign is reaching out to the thousands of alumni whose lives have been changed by their experience at die United States Naval Academy The Campaign is a direct call to reaffirm the Naval Academy's distinction foi all generations. To indicate our appreciation, we have listed below the alumni who answered that call between 1 January and 31 December 2002. Donors are recognized according to Annual Gift Club level. Their gifts, made as an expression of their confidence in the Naval Academy and the Brigade of Midshipmen, include cash, stocks, matching gifts and gifts-inkind. Pledge balances are not included.

1907 Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) LCDR Qades F Pousland. USN (Ret.) t

191Z Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mrs. Josiah G. \enter

1916 Donor

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mrs. Charles E. Ciombe

19Z7

President's Circle ($2,500 and above)

President's Circle ($2,500 and above)

CAPT Claience J, Wallets, USN (Ret,) CART William M, Wilcox, USNR (Ret)

Century Club ($100 - $249)

Class of 1931 AMB William H,G,FitzGeiald RADM John E, Kiikpatiick, USNR (Ret)

Class of 1933 RADM Cailton B, Jones, USN (Ret) t MIS, Jay T, Palmei t

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499)

COMO Jose Fiancisco,PN (Rer)

VADM Fiedeiick L, Ashworth, USN (Ret,) RADM Charies A Cunze, USN (Rer)

LCDR Charles E. Cluns, USNR (Ret.) Mis. Timodiy E Donohue RADM Jack R Monroe, USN (Ret.)

19Z8

Mrs. Linron Heradon

Century Club ($100 - $250)

1918

Mrs. Arrhur F Binney Mrs. Harry E. Sears

Donor Mrs. Laurence B. Richardson

19Z9

1921

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499)

CART Eric L, Bair Jr, USN (Ret,)

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mis, Edwaid M. Day Mis, James C Dempsey RADM Emest B, EUswonh, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Maxim W Finh, USN (Ret,) MIS, Joseph T, Thornton, Jr MIS, Alexandei C, Veasey

Mrs. Carl A. Reteison

Donor

MIS. Edwaid P Mooie

Century Club ($100 - $249)

Century Club ($100 - $249)

RADM Gustave N. Johansen, USN (Ret.)

195Z

Mrs, Sophronia Barbaro Mis.MonisJ.WestfaU

1950

19ZZ

Total Class Giving - $606,407 Average Gift - 550,534 Participation Rale - 38.9%

Total Class Giving - $122,296 Average Gift - $9,407 Participation Rate - 20.6%

Centiuy Club ($100 - $249) MIS. Earl H. Eacker

19Z5 President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr George L. Castera t

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mrs. Frederick A Edwards, Sr t

19Z4 Century Club ($100 - $249) Mrs. Wendell E. Kraft Mrs. Ralph E. Wilson

Donor MIS, Joseph E, Wolowsky

19Z6 President's Circle ($2,500 and above)

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) LCDR WdUara W Gubbins, USN (Ret.) t CART Giffoid Scull, USN (Ret) t

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) MIS. Theodoie T, Millet

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mis, Charles R Herms t

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) RADM Aubrey J. Bourgeois, USN (Ret,) Mrs, Fred D, Beans

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mrs. Nicholas A. Lidstone CAPT Rowland C, kwver USN (Ret.) t CAPT William A Burgen, USN (Ret,) CAPT John A Moieno, USN (Ret,) RADM William 0 , R Snead, Jr, USN (Ret,)

Mrs, Theodore C. Aylwaid

Donor

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999)

Mrs, William E, Ellis

MIS, Geoige H. Wets

1951 Total Class Giving-$1,059,125 Average Gift-$117,681 Participation Rate - 20,0%

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John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) MIS, Charies K, Duncan MIS. John W, Stewait Mrs, Bernard M. Strean

Teciunseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT James M. EUion, USN (Ret,)

CAPT Richaid R Hay, USN (Ret.)

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CAPT William L Bulk USN (Ret.)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Class of 1932

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CAPT John L, Chittenden, USN (Ret,)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT Herbert J, CampbeU, USN (Ret) Mrs, John R, Van Evera

Century Club ($100 - $249) MIS. WiUiam J, Catlen, Jr CAPT Eari P Finney Jr, USN (Ret) RADM Roben B, Fuhon, USN (Ret,) Mrs, Gairy W Jewett, Jr CAPT David D, Scon, USN (Ret,) Mrs, Donald 1. Thomas Mrs, Chauncey S. Willard

Donor CAPT Richard H. Blair USN (Ret.) MIS, Charies L, Fiazei

1955 Total Class Giving-$63,964 Average Gift-$2,781 Participation Rate - 38.9%

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mrs. Stanley M, Barnes CAPT James S, Bediea, USN (Rer) Mrs, Meiiill K, Clementson CART Gaiiett S, Coleman, USN (Ret) RADM Edward E. Giiram, USN (Ret) Col Reynolds H. Hayden, USMC (Ret,) MIS, John A, Klopp CAPT Joseph W, Koenig, USN (Ret,) RADM Thomas A. Long, USN (Ret) Mis. Alfred T, Magnell CDR Henry H, Strozier USN (Ret,) Mrs, Maurice L, VaUlancoun

Donor LT Haven W Andrews, USNR (Ret,) t CDR WiUiam A Coffey USNR (Rer)

1954 Total Class Giving-$15,809 Aveiage Gift - $494 Participation Rate - 34.4%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CART Dennison C, Ambrose, USN (Ret,) CART Claude E Bailey, USN (Ret,) MIS, Fiancis D, Biadley MIS, Irving Bunevich Mrs, Henry W Buse, Jr CDR Robert B, Ciowell, USN (Ret,) Mrs, Francis E, Fleck, Jr Mrs, Isaiah M, Hampton LCDR WiUiam M, Kramer USNR (Ret,) Mrs, Richard C, Latham Mr Stuart P Miller CAPT John B. Moriand, USN (Ret,) CART Geoige E, T Paisons, USN (Ret,) MIS, Cari W, Schoenweiss RADM Joseph B. Tibbets, USN (Ret,) CART Edwaid R, Tilbutne, USN (Ret,) CDR John J, Waybright, USNR (Ret,)

Donor ADM Jackson D, Arnold, USN (Ret,) RADM Edgar H, BatcheUer USN (Ret,) Mrs, John R Condon Mrs, Hugh H, Lewis Dr Hugh Mullan

1955 Total Class Giving - $25,276 Average Gift-$815 Participation Rate • 38.7%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CAPT Slade D, Cutter USN (Ret,) RADM John H, McQuilkin, USN (Ret.)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499)

CDR Roben H. MUbradi, USNR (Ret.) •

CAPT Everett H. Steinmetz, USN (Ret) MIS, Joseph H, Wesson

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999)

Class of 1934 CAPT Alben L. Gebelin, USN (Ret,) CART Edwin S, Lee, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART John T Lowe, Jr, USN (Ret) Mrs, Edgar S, PoweU,Jr

CAPT Doyen Klein, USN (Ret,)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) MIS, Samuel R, Biown, Jr RADM Curiis H, Hutchings, USN (Ret,)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) RADM John H, Maurer USN (Ret,) MIS, Frank M, Smith

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mrs, Eugene A, Barham CAPT Ralph J, Baum, USN (Ret,)

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CAFT John J, Becker, USN (Ret) CAFT Alben H, Bowkcr USN (Ret) CAPT James H, Brown, USN (Ret.) RADM Eugene B. Huckey, USN (Ret.) CAFrjesseB.GayJr,USN(Ret.) CAPT Edwin H. Headland, USN (Ret.) CDR Louis RHiid, USN (Ret.) RADM Edgar Keats, USN (Ret.) CDR Noiman H. Meyei, USNR (Ret.) CAFT David Nash, USN (Rer) Col WaUace M. Nelson, USMC (Rer) CAFT WiUiam T Samuels, USN (Ret.) CAPT Frank E. SeUeis, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Kennedi West, USN (Ret.)

Donor MIS. Donald N. Clay MIS, Chailes E, Foust MIS. Frederick J. Harlfmger II Mrs. Malcolm E. Henley CAPT Page Knight, USN (Ret.) RADM Ralph M. Metcalf, USN (Rer) CAFT % m a n H. Packard, USN (Rer) t RADM NorveU G. Ward, USN (Ret)

1956

RADM David B, BeU, USN (Ret.) VADM WiUiam R Mack, USN (Ret) t BGen Rivets J. MoneU, Jr, USMC (Ret.) t

1958 Total Class Giving-$191,775 Average Gift - $3,425 Participation Rate - 38.8%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Henry E. Bowes CAFT Viaor B. Graff, USN (Ret) Mr Alden J. Laborde CDR Bernard M. Wolfe, USNR (Ret)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) VADM PhUip A Beshany, USN (Ret) LCDR WJIiam S. Boykin, USNR (Ret.) RADM Robert W. McNitt, USN (Ret) Col Richaid D. Wcbei, USMC (Ret.)

John Paul Jones ($500 - $999)

Total Class Giving - S3,115 Average Gift - $223 Participation Rate -19,2%

Mrs. Victor A. Dybdal M R . Thomas R. Ingham CAPT and Mis. Roben A Schelhng

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499)

CAPT Charles K RhiUips, USN (Ret) CAPT Wdliam N, Price, USN (Ret,) MIS. WJIiam H, Wendel

RADM Hany J, R Foley, Jr, USN (Rer) Mis, Monroe KeUy, Jr CAPT Walter H, Kreamer USN (Rer) RADM WJIiam N, Leonard, USN (Rer) MIS, Frank C, Lynch, Jr Mr Alan R McFailand t RADM Maurice H, Rindskopf, USN (Ret) CAPT Hugh M, Robinson, USN (Ret,) Mr John B, Vanlandingham CDR NesveU F Vainey USN (Rer) RADM Geoige A Whiteside, USN (Rer)

Century Club ($100 - $249) MIS. Henry A Arnold RADM J. Andrew Brown, USN (Ret.) IJCOI Randolph S. D Lodtmod, USMC (Ret) Mrs. Jaync C. McGradi Blair LtCol Donald C. Merker, USMC (Ret.) CAPT WJIiam B. Raiham, USN (Ret.) RADM Richaid R Pian, USN (Rer) CART Frank G, Springer, USN (Ret,) Mrs, Sherman E, Wright

Donor CART James B, Runer Jr, USN (Ret,) Mrs, James J, Southeriand II

1957 Total Cbss Giving-$74,940 Average Gift - $3,258 Participation Rate - 27.1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mrs. John C, Dyson VADM Charles S, Minrer Jr, USN (Ret,) LCDR Thomas J, Nixon III, USN (Ret.) MIS. John C. Shaffer t Mr John W Simpson

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) ADM Ralph W. Cousins, USN (Ret.) RADM Paul C Huelsenbeck, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Eugene R Rankin

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) RADM Robert B. ErIy USN (Ret) RADM Frederick E. Janney, USN (Rer) CAPT Maik H. Joidan, USN (Rer) CAPT John S. Slaughter USN (Ret) CART Walrei J. StencU, USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr EUis H. Frank CAFT Heiben J. Hanman, USN (Ret.) CART CUlfbid A Mtssenhcimei, USN (Ret.) CDR Adrian W. Rich, USNR (Rer) CDR Fiank F Smart, Jr CHC, USN (Ret,) CAPT Charles Stein, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAFT Frank W, Taylor USN (Rer)

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Donor

Century Club ($100 - $249) CAFT Chailes S, Anhui, USN (Ret,) Col Alfred LBoodi, USMC (Ret,) MIS, Invin T, Brooks CAPT Charies R Calhoun, USN (Ret.) Mis. Veronica Clark CART James Douglas, USN (Ret) CAPT Dennen K. Ela, USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph C. Eliot, USN (Ret.) LtGen Hugh M. Elwood, USMC (Ret.) CAPT WJIiam S. Finn, USN (Ret) BGen Carl J. Heps, USMC (Ret.) CART Tliomas M. Foster USN (Ret.) CAPT William R. Glennon, USN (Ret.) CAPT John L Haines, USN (Ret.) CART Paul C Uvelace, USN (Ret) CAPT Heiben I, Mandel, USN (Ret,) CAPT Elvin C, Ogle, USN (Rer) CART Albert R Olsen, USN (Rer) Mrs, RobenAO'NeiU CAPT James R, Payne, USN (Rer) CAPT George R, Reinhan III, USN (Rer) Col John A, Saxten, Jr, USMC (Ret.) RADM Raul G. Schula, USN (Ret.) Col WiUiara R Spencer USMCR (Ret) CAFT Joseph R Tucker USN (Ret.) MIS. Roben K, R, Wonhington CART Fiank A, Zimanski, USN (Ret.)

Donor RADM Jamie Adair USN (Rer) CAPT Raymond Benhiong, USN (Ret.) CART Joseph M. McDowell, USN (Ret.) MIS. Heniy E. Surface MIS. WendeU W. Suydam CAFT William P Watts, USN (Ret.)

1959 Total Class Giving - $123,995 Average Gift - $1,797 Participation Rate - 27.8%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above)

President's Circle ($2,500 and above)

CAPT Roben R Green, USN (Ret) Col G e o ^ M. Lhamon, USMCR (Ret.) • CDR W. John Valentine, USNR (Ret.)

CAPT Ned Garrett, USN (Ret.) CAPT Louis R Gray 111, USN (Ret) CDR Edwin Malloy, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Lyle B. Ramsey USN (Ret.) CAPT Louis N. Saundeis, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alonzo H. WeUman, Jr, USN (Ret)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mrs. WiUiam J. Carey Jr MIS. Charles D. Nace Mrs. Alvin A. Peterson LCDR Wdliam H. Worden, USN (Ret.) t

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mrs. John B. Pitch, Jr Mrs. Lucia Shifflene

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CAFT WiUiam H. Mack, USN (Ret.) Dr John J. McMullen Mr John M. Preston Ik-

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) LT Kent R Bulfinch, USNR (Ret) t •

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) MIS. Edwin C. Aiken CAPT Frank J. Coulter USN (Ret.) VADM Vmcent E de Poix, USN (Rer) CAPTJamesWMcConnaughhay, USN (Ret) CAPT HubertT Muiphy USNR (Rer) • MIS. Heniy G. Reaves, Jr CDR Giant H.Rogeis, USN (Ret.)

Century Club ($100 - $249) RADM James L. Abbot, Jr, USN (Ret.) MIS. John B, Balch VADM C, Edwin BeU, USN (Ret,) CDR Roben L, Bolder USN (Ret.) CDR John V Cameron, USN (Ret.) MIS. Geoige B. Caneiraole Mr Anthony E. Coiyn Col John H. Crowe, USA (Ret.) CAPT James M. Dunfoid, USN (Ret.) CART Anhui F Fischei, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Murray B. Fiazee, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert C GUlene, USN (Ret.) CART John M. Gore, USN (Ret.) Mr Wayne Herkness II CDR Max E.Keins, USNR (Ret.) CART Roben V Laney, USN (Ret.) CDR Harvey L, LaseU, USN (Rer) Mni, Robert E, Lawience MIS. WJIiam C. Moore Col Richard I. Moss, USMC (Ret.) Mr Chester M. Periy MIS. Ralph W. Rawson CART James M. Robertson, USN (Rer) CAPT Onofrio F Salvia, USN (Ret.) CAPT WJIiam T Sawyer USN (Ret.) Mrs. Geoige W Scon, Jr RADM James H. Smidi, Jr, USN (Ret.) CART John C. Spencer USN (Ret) CAPT Frederick L. Taeusch, USN (Ret) Mr Donald F Taugher Mrs. Charles S. Thomas, Jr CART Richard M, Tunnell, USN (Ret,) CAPT Kari S. Van Meter USN (Ret.) VADM Thomas R Weschlei, USN (Ret.) CAPT Roben B. Wood, USN (Ret.)

Donor Mrs. John B. Anderson Mr Kennedi S. Barker CAPT Fred M. Bush, Jr, USNR (Ret) Mrs. James P Coleman CART William D. Coyne, USNR (Ret) CDR Andrew R. Drea, USN (Ret) Mr Hany M, Eulei CART John A Fidel, USN (Ret.) GDRJ,D,PHodapp,Jr,USN(Ret,) CAPT Valentine G, Holzapfel, USN (Ret) • RADM William C, Hushing, USN (Ret.) CAPT Benjamin C, Jarvis, USN (Ret,) CDR Herbert Kriloff, USN (Ret,) Mrs, John C, McCarthy Mr Victor H. MiUer CART Emest L. Schwab, USN (Ret) Mr James G. Watson Mrs. Haiold A. Wells

1940

CAPT Richard L Karl, USN (Ret) CAPT Harvey B. Seim, USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT Leonard E Bassen, USN (Ret.) MIS. Chailes H. Champion CAPT Haiiy F Fischer Jr, USN (Ret.) MIS. MJes A Libbey, Jr CARTJohn H.Sims, USN (Ret.) LtCol Paul S. Trcitel, USMC (Ret.) RADM Robert R Wooding, USN (Rer)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDR Vaughn J, Andies, USNR (Ret) Mrs, William D, Baker MIS, William W Braley RADM Julian T Burke, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Conrad H, Carlson, USN (Ret,) CAPT WiUiam M, Carpenter USN (Ret) RADM Albert H, Clancy, Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Sam E, Edelsrein, Jr, USN (Ret) Mrs, Sunley E, EUison CAPT Felix L, Englandei, USN (Ret) CDR Benjamin T Fiana, USN (Ret,) CART Thomas C, Guiley, USN (Ret,) Mrs, John M, HamUl CAPT Hugh A Hanna, USN (Ret.) t CAFT Edwaid F Hayes, Sr, USN (Ret.) MIS. Vincent P Healey CAPT Alexandei J. HiUer USNR (Ret.) MIS, Del Hundevadt MIS, Donald M, Kable Mis, Robert L, Kalen BGen Frederick J, Karch, USMC (Ret,) CAPT Roben K, Kaufinan, USN (Ret) CAPT David L G, King, USN (Ret,) CART Geoige H, KronmiUer USN (Ret) CARTJohn E, Lacoumre, USN (Ret,) LCDR Vicroi G, Mamsek, USN (Ret) LtCol Harvey M, Miller USMC (Ret,) CAPT Edward Muhlenfeld, USN (Ret,) CDR Manin J, Mulderrig,Jr, USN (Ret,) Mrs, Archibald T, Nicholson, Jr CAPT Richard W Parker USN (Ret) CDR Roben H, Pauli, USN (Ret) LCDR Warren A, Schoen, USN (Rer) CAPT Sidney A, Sherwin, Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Edward C, Sledge, USN (Ret,) LT Haywood C, Sraidi, USN (Ret) Mrs, Roger E Smidi Mis, William WSoudi CAPT Julius E Steucken, USN (Ret,) ENS Arthur M, Vamura, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Warren Walker Jr Mr Clyde R WJIiamson Mrs. David S. Wilson Mrs. Leigh C. Winters Mr Anhur G. Woodside Ik-

Donor Prof. Charles D. Ardiur CAPT Charles J, Beers, Sr, USN (Ret) CDR Thomas R Bellinger USNR CART Ira K,Blough,Jr, USN (Ret) t RADM Edwaid A Rodgeis, USMS (Ret,) MIS, Lee S, C, Swepston, Jr CAPT WiUiam W. Trice, USN (Ret)

1941 Total Class Giving-$34,024 Average Gift - $577 Participation Rate - 36.5%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) RADM James V Banlert, USN (Ret) RADM Roben L Baughan, Jr, USN (Rer) Mr William J. Daly CAPT Viaor Delano, USN (Ret) CAPT Sherman Naymark, USNR (Ret)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mrs. Henry D. Clark CART RusseU S. Crenshaw, Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Seymour Einstein CAPT Richard E. Foster USN (Ret) CAPT Edward G. Miller USN (Ra)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CAPT James R Jamison, USN (Ret) RADM Sheldon H. Kinney, USN (Ret.) MIS. Frank H. Price, Jr CAPT James V Rowney, USN (Ret.) CAPT Pembenon Soudiard, USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT George G. BaU, USN (Ret) t CAPT Benjamin C Bymside, Jt, USN (Ret) CARTJohn C. Doherty, USN (Rer) CAPT John M. Duke, Jr, USN (Ret) CDR Vincent U. Muirhead, USN (Ret.) CAPT Francis E. Somers, USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph C. Zirkle, USN (Ret)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CAPT John E. Bennen, USN (Ret) CAPT George E. Brandt Jr, USN (Rer) CDR Harold W CaUioun, USN (Rer.) CDR Henry J. Conger USN (Ret) LTC WJIiam V Downer Jr, USA (Ret) Mr Emest C. Farkas CDR WJlis H. Fisher, USN (Ret.) Prof. Jacques B. Hadler CAPT Roben HaUey, USN (Ret) Mr Richard N, Hancock CAPT WJIiam W, Jones, USN (Ret) CART Percy A LUly Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT David E Loorais, USN (Ret) CAPT James R Lynch, USN (Ret) CARTJoseph Lynn, USN (Ret.) CDR Everen A Malcohn, USN (Ret.) LtCol WJUam McReynolds, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Chads J, Meidingei, CEC USN (Ra) CART Viaoi A, Moiroiet USN (Ret,) CAFT WJIiam M, Nicholson, USN (Ret.) CDR James A. Oliver Jr, USN (Ret.) Col Fiancis E Party, USMC (Ret) CAPT Edward H. Roner Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alan Ray USN (Ret.) Col Robert L Schreier, USMC (Ret.) t Mr Robert E Searle t Mr Ralph W Shearer Mr Tully Shelley, Jr CAPT Roben M. Stricter USN (Ret) a P T Charles W. Styet Jr, USN (Ra.) ADM Maurice E Weisner USN (Ret.) CAPT Malcolm E. Wolfe, USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas B. Wolfe, USN (Ret.)

Donor CAPT Roland G. Bienvenu, USN (Ra) Mr Everen S. Hopkins Mr James P Marion, Jr CDR Charies W. Overton, USNR CAPT Kennedi M. Tebo, USN (Ra)

194Z Total Class Giving-$77,914 Average Gift - $875 Participation Rate 36.3%

Total Class Giving - $82,332 Average Gift-$1,128 Participation Rate - 37.9%

Shipmate, May 2003

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CART Robert D, McWetiiy, USN (Ra,) O p t Carlton E, Tripp, USMC (R«.) t

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) LCDR.•\l\-in S, Bogart, USN (Ra) CARTJohn J, Hinchey USN (Ra,) • VADM WJIiam D, Houser USN (Ra,) CDR Peter D, Joeis, USN (Rn,) C-\PT Tfiomis 0 , Maishall, Ji„ USNR (Ra,) CART Richard M, Sesvall, USN (Ret,) CAPT Charles E, Smidi, USN (Ra,) C\PT Reginald L Woriunan, USN (Ret)

John Paul Jones Q u b ($500 - $999) C-UT WJUam R Biesvsta. Jr, USNR(Ra) CDR Roben S.Dav, USN (Ra.) CAPT Harold H. EUison, USN (Ra.) CAPT WJIiam R Kurn, USN (Ret) t MIS. Charles N. Pavne, Jr CART Claude B. siiaw. USN (Ret) CAPT Wdliam R Wemcr USN (Ret)

Teciunseh Club ($250 - $499) \:\DU Rarka B. .Annsnong, USN (Ra.) CAPT James D. W. Borop, USN (Ret.) CDR Richard E. Cunis, USN (Ret.) CAPT Wdliam C Dozier Jr, USN (Ret.) MIS. Samuel G. Jones CAPT Wdliam B. .Monow. USN (Ra.) VADM Douglas C. Plate, USN (Ra.) CAPT James E Schiemp, USN (Ret) CAPT WJIiam E Vose, USN (Ra)

Century Oub ($100 - $249) CDR Bufoid D. Abemadiy USN (Ret.) CDR WJIiam R. Baraen, USN (Ret) CDR Cedric B, Betgquist, USN (Ra,) CAPT Charles B, Bishop, USN (Ret) CDRWiiam H. Crawford, Jr, USN (Ret) Mrs, John B, Dasis, Jr CAPT Max C. Duncan, USN (Ret) CAPT Paul H, Durand, USN (Ret) CAFT Edward F GaUagher, USN (Ret) CAFT Alvin L. GaUin, USN ( R a ) CDR Wanen C. Grafton, USN (Rer.) CART Earl M, Greer Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Roben H. Harwood, Jr, USN (Ret) CARTJohn C HJl II, USN (Ret) t MIS, Harold S, Howard LCDR John S, Howard, Jr, USNR CAFT WJham J, Huisi, USN (Ret.) CDR Richard L. Lowe, USN (Ra.) CDR Alfred B. MacKown, USN (Ret) CAFT Lindsay C, McCany, USN (Ra,) VADM Gerald E, MUler USN (Ra.) CAFT Chades B. Momsen, Jr, USN (Ret) t CAFT WJUam M. Mon^meiy, USN (Ret) MIS, Robert E, Moncrn CART MaxhnJian W, Munk, USN (Ret) CAPT Nonnan C, Nash, USN (Ra) Mr Emery M. Nickerson CART Frank H, O'Brien, USN (Ro.) Mr James J. O'DonneU CAFT Ray E, Oliver USN (Ret) CAFT Justin A O'NeJ, USN (Ret) CDR Thomas R Pearson, USN (Ret) CAPT David C, Peto, USN (Ra,) CART Waltei W Price, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Anhur F Rawson, Jr, USN (Ra,) Col Hoben D, Raymond Jr, USMC (Ra,) CDR Claude L, Reeves, USN (Ra,) t CART Roben F Reilly USN (Ret) CAFT WJIiam C Richaidson, USN (Ra,) CDR Walta R Robinson, Jr, USN (Ra,) CART Paul B, Smidi, Sr, USN (Ra) Mr Carl F Swenson CDRAaineJ,Teivo,USN(Rct.) Mrs. Murray L, Thompson CDRTliomas E WJIiamson, Jr, USN (Rn,) LCDR Donald E, Wilson, USNR (Ret,)

Donor CAPT James T Alexander Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Layton S, Allen

Shipmate, May 2003

CDR Qarles A, AUsopp, USN (Ret,) CAPT Fiank A. Andrews, USN (Ret,) Mr Theodore W Benedia CAPTAlbenFBetzeLUSN(Ret) CAPT Wdliam E, Betzer USN (Rer) Mr WJIiam L, Buichaid Mr Frank S, Carter Jr t CDR Araiistead Dennett, USN (R«,) LCDR Qeamois Karigin, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Richard D, King, USN (Ret,) t CAPTJohnJ,MitcheU,USN(Ra) CAPT Griswold L, Moeller USN (Ra) CAPT WJIiam T O'Biyant, USN (Ret,) MIS, Harold E, Shear CDR James R Swanbeck, USN (Ra,)

1945 Total Qass Giving - $46,023 Average Gift - $465 Participation Rate - 33.7%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CDR Viaor K. Addns, USNR (Ret.) CART WJIiam S, Busik, USN (Ret,) VADM James E Calven, USN (Ret) ADM James L, Hollosvay 111, USN (Ret,) CART Edsvaid E, Kerr USN (Ret) CDR Orion A, Templeton, USN (Ret)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CAPT WJUam A Budding, Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Alfred A, Cherbak, USN (Ret,) CAFTEdward J. Cummings, Jr, USN (Ra,) CARTJamesE, Heg,USN(Ret,) CART Richard D, bzenby, USN (Ra) CAFT Edgar A Robie, USN (Ret) • CART Reuben E Woodall, USN (Ra,)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CART Earl E. Buckwalter USN (Ra,) CAPT Lawrence D, Caney, USN (Ret,) CAPT Homei M, Doran, Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR Marsh K. Eckhardt, USN (Ret) CAPT Geoige Gikovic, USN (Ra.) CAPT Wanen A Grossctta, Jr, USN (Ra) MIS, AUcn C, Hendley RADM Thomas R McQcUan, USN (Ra) Mr Howard M. McKinley CAFTChadesA Pendlaon.Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Donald E, Peiiy •*• Mr Henry F Rotlner Jr

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT Roben N, Adrian, USN (Ra,) CART Frank W A u l t USN (Ret,) CART Clifton B. Gates, Jr, USN (Ra,) CAPT Melvin R Edieri^e, USN (Ret,) CAPT MUes R Fmley, Jr, USN (Ret.) CART Charles E Grcssaid Jr, USNR (Ra,) LCDRRichard H, Johnston, Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR Geoige A Kclley Jr, USN (Ret,) Mrs, Lewis W Metzger III CAPT Roben 0 , Mink, USN (Ret,) VADM Raymond E, Peet, USN (Ra,) CART Samuel J, Robinson, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Harry CSipe,Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Louis K Tunle, Jr, USN (Ret) t CAFT Harper E, Van Ness, Jr, USN (Rer) Mr Richard H, Walker RADM Kennedi C. WaUace, USN (Rer.) Mis, Robert J, Williams

Century Club ($100 - $249) CART Aubyn L Adkins, USN (Ret) CART Steven N, Anastasion, USN (Ret,) MIS, Robert H, Beaver MIS, Waltei C Blanmann CAPT Heniy J, H, Cooke, USN (Ret.) Mr James A. D, Eaton CAPT Conrad J, Flessner USN (Ra,) CAPT Amedeo H, Galvani, USN (Ret,) CAPT Manin D, Gastrock, USN (Ret) MIS, Robert H, GUIock CAFT WJIiam H, Haidcasdc, Jr, USN (Ra,)

CAPT Leslie R, Heselron, Jr, USN (Ret,) RADM Lawiena Heyworth, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAFT WJIiam S, Humphrcy,Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Daniel Hunt, Jr, USN (Ra,) CAPT Daniel M, Karchet USN (Ret,) CDR John W Kelsey Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Allen Leighton CARTJohn H, Lobdell, USN (Ret,) Mr Robert J, Macquaid CAPT Richaid 0 , Madson, USN (Ret,) CDRTheodorcF Marx, USN (Ra) Col Charles F Men, USAF (Ret.) Mrs. Michael U, Mooie Mr Elwood E, Nun CAPT James M, O'Brien, USN (Ra) CAPT James D, Oliver Jr, USN (Ret) Mis, Frank P Omohundio CAPT Hugh A Scon, USNR (Ra,) CAPT John T Shepheid, USN (Ra,) CART David A Shoncid, USN (Ra,) LCDR Edwin L Sibcit, Jr, USNR (Ret,) CDR Fenton F Smith, Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Gordon A, Snyder USN (Ret,) CART Robert E, Staik, USN (Ra,) CAPT Samuel E. Watson, USN (Ret,) CDR Daniel W Wildfong, USNR (Ret,) Mr Thomas D, Wilson LCDR Frederick A, Yates, USN (Ret,) t

Donor CART Clyde B, Anderson, USN (Ret,) CDR Richaid A, Banks, USN (Ra,) RADM John M,Banett USN (Ret,) CDR Jack L Becker USN (Ra) CDR George Cornelius, USN (Ret,) CDRJamesH, Davis, USN (Ra) CDR Daniel D, Decker Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Lawience A Kurtz, USN (Ra) RADM Raul L Lacy, Jr, USN (Ret) CART Guy C, Leavitt, USN (Ret,) CART Charles K, Rmz, USN (Ret,) CAPT Lee R, Schcier Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Harry C, Smith CART Horace J, Woodward, USN (Ra,) CAPT Richaid G, Zimennann, USN (Ra)

1944 Total Class Giving-$51,981 Average Gift - $321 Participation Rate - 36,1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Richard C, Fedon Mr WJbur F Gasner Mr John G. KeUa •* CDR Geoige D, Piestwich, USNR (Ra,) • CARTJohn R, Strachan, USNR (Ra.) CAPT Uoyd G, Yeich, USN (Ret,) •*-

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) ADM Roben L, J, Long, USN (Ra.) t • Mr Fred A, Schnun * Col Jack R Sloan, USMC (Ret) Mr Gordon C, Willis

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) LTJohnJ. Bailey, Jr, USNR (Ra) Mis, Robert L, Bothwell Mr Pierre R. Cassidy MIS, John E Donovan Mr Allan E. Douglas, Jr LT Robert E. Gibbons, USNR (Ra,) Mr Donald W, McCarthy CDR Geoige G, Reeiy, Jr, USN (Ret) CDR Richard E, Rudisi, Jr, USNR (Ra,) • CDR Walter A, Tiuxler USN (Ret) * Mr Robert G. Van Home

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR Thomas H, Brown, USN (Ra,) CAPT Srephen T Delamater USN (Ret,) LCDR Almon J, Frost, USNR (Ra,) Dr James A, Grant CAPT Boyd E. Gustafson, USN (Ret,) LT Dart 0 , liwin, USNR (Ret,)

RADM Randolph W King, USN (Ret,) CAPT John M, Martin, USNR (Ret,) MIS, Lawience A, Mayei CDR HJdreth G. Sheiman, USN (Ret) CAPT Wayne D, Surface, USN (Ra,) Mr Richard R West CDR Donald L, WyckofF, USNR (Ret.)

Century Club ($100 - $249) VADM Robert E Adunson, Jr, USN (Rer) RADM Herbert S. Ainswonh, USN (Ra) CAPT Bara V Ajemian, USN (Ra.) CARTJamesH,Aldrich,USN(Ra,) CDR Roben K, Awtiey Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Frank 0 , Barrett, USN (Ret,) Col Kenneth N, Beckman, USAF (Ret,) Mis, Frank J, Behounek CART Noiman C, Bohan, USN (Ret,) MIS, Joseph L, Boyd, Jr CDR Stanley H, Briningham, USN (Ret,) CAPT Claience C, Brock, Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR Charies W, Buriin, Jr, USN (Ret.) CART Hany H, CaldweU, USN (Ret) CDRAndionyT &priotn,Jr, USN (Ret) t CART Albert C, Carson, USN (Ret) CDR William C, Casey USN (Ret,) CAPT Vincent L, Cassani, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Graham M. Clark -k Dr Benjamin H. Colmery CDR Thomas H, Cooper III, USN (Ra.) CAPT Roy B, Cowdrey, USN (Ra,) CAPT Lawrence D, Cummins, USN (Ret,) CAFTTfieodore R Dankwonh, USN (Ra,) Mrs, Richard J, DePrez CART WJIiam E, DonneUy Jr, USN (Ra) CARTJohn EDriscoU, USN (Ret,) CAPT Glenn I, Dumas, USN (Ra,) CDR Goidon Duncan, USN (Ret) MIS, Louis A, Farber CAPT Richard D. Faubion, USN (Ra) CAPTEmmaE Ferguson, Jr, USNR (Ra) MIS, Alfred C, FUiatiault, Jr CDR WiUiam J, Hanneiy, USN (Ret) CART Ralph W, Frame, Jr, USN (Ret,) CARTJohn L, From, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Henry Gorman, USN (Ret,) CARTJoseph A Gtace II, USN (Ret,) VADM Howard E, Greer USN (Ra) CDR Homei L Giosskopf, Jr, USN (Ra) Mrs, Hany B, Gunthei CDR Robert L, Harvey USNR (Ret) CDR Charles H, Hayden, USN (Ret,) CAPT Russell H, Helsel, USNR (Ret) CAPT Daniel W Heilong, USN (Ra,) CDR Ernest W HoUoway USN (Ra,) CAPT Dean A Horn, USN (Ra,) Mr David E, Hoirigan, Jr CDR William G, Honon, USN (Ra,) CDR Joe C.Jennings, USN (Ra) CDR Russell M. Jonson, USN (Ra) Col James W Judy, USMCR (Ra,) Mr Robert L, Kirshnei CAPT Robert B, Kin, USN (Ret,) Mr Ronald E. Kolsrad Mr Leslie N, Landes MIS, James B, Landon MIS, Petei W Lang Mr Richard G, Lindslcy LT Kelron L, Lowery, USNR (Ret.) CDR Aithui Major USN (Ra,) CAPT Edgar E Mallick, USN (Ra,) • CDR Walta E Marrin, USN (Ra) LCDR John H, McDonald, USNR (Rer) CAFT Herbert N, McGough, USNR (Ra,) CAFT Frederick W Miehe, Jr, USN (Rer) CAPT Donald M, Miller USN (Rer) CDR Donald J, Moe, USNR (Rer) CDR Geoige R Montgomay, Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR Waltei R, Moore, Jr, USN (Ret,) • CDR Andrew J. Papagcorge, USN (Ret,) CAPT William E, Payne, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART William B, Riigmore, USN (Ret,) Mr Don B, Rentschlei CART Thomas R, Rhees, USN (Ret,) CDR hunrnce B, Richaidson, Jr, USNR (Ret) MIS, Dan J, Rienstia, Jr LTJG Joseph R Rioidan, USN (Ra) CAPT Charies R Rozier USN (Ret,) CDR Robert L, Rubel, USN (Ra,)

CAPT Alfred G, Russillo, USN (Ret) CDR Frank G, Schenino, USN (Ret,) CAPT Charles K, Schmidt, USN (Ret,) CAPT Aubtey R, Seller USN (Ret,) CAPT Coleman W Sims, USN (Ret,) CART Jack C, Smart, USN (Ret.) Mr Morton T. Swaith LT James G. Tench, USN (Rer) MIS, Ejnai N, C, Thompson CAPT James C, Van Pelt, USN (Ra) LCDR Frank A, Wadsworth, USN (Ret,) LCDR Remberton B, WaU, USNR (Ret,) MIS, Thomas W E Walsh CART John CWaid, USN (Ret) CAPT Geoige C, Waddns, USN (Ret,) Col Paul B, Watson, Jr, USMC (Ret) RADM Ralph S. Woitworii, Jr, USN (Ret) CDR James M, Windsor USN (Ret) CDR Robert J, Young, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAPT Emest J, Zellmer USNR (Ret,)

Donor Mr Harry Benoit, Jr Mr Elmer E, Blackburn CAPT John L Burke, USN (Ret,) VADM Shannon D, Cramer Jr, USN (Ra,) CAPT Jonathan J, Crowdei, USN (Ret,) Mr John 1, Cumberland, Jr CART Joseph E, Dyar, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mis, Edgai A, Eldiidge ADM William R Hanagan, USN (Ret) CART Charies V Gaidiner USN (Ret) CART Maurice C, Hartle, USN (Ra,) CART Loiin W, Hay USN (Ret) CAPT David W Hendeison, USN (Ret,) CDR Theodore G, Klein, USN (Ret,) CDR Alan R, Macleod, Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Donald L, McClenahan CDR Ragnwald Muller USN (Ret) Mr Albert M, Neumann LCDR Oscar F Nicholson, USN (Ra,) CART Jack H, Pennington, USN (Ret,) Mr Sidney Rose CART Albert L, Stickles II, USN (Ret,) LtCol James E, Vicror Jr, USMC (Ret,) Mr David T W a r n a t Mr Rowland L, Wanen MIS, Lorena Wright

1945 Total Class Giving - $62,173 Average Gift - $435 Participation Rate - 27,8%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) VADM Robert B, Baldwin, USN (Ret,) RADM George E Ellis, Jr, USN (Ra,) LCDR Gerald E Rester USNR (Ret,) CDR Louis G, Scliris, USN (Ret,) • Mr James H, Wheeler Jr Mr Robert B, Williams •*

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CDR Foiiest 0 , Barr USNR (Ret,) •* Mrs, Steven W Callaway Jr CART Daniel C, Clements, USN (Ret,) RADM Walta N, Dietzen, Jr, USN (Ra) CART Edsvard H, Doolin, Jr, USN (Ret) CART Robert A, Eidson, USNR (Ret,) Mrs, Roben F Falardeau Mr Jules H, Gleberman Mr John D, Hicks •* CDRJohnTKnudsen, USN(Ret,) LCDR Heniy T Mayo II, USN (Ret,) Mis, Hairy L, Milhan CDR Francis A Packer Jr, USN (Ra,) * CARTJoseph H, Schroeda USNR (Ra,) Mr Fiancis L, Sheahen MIS, John R Wise VADM Lando W, Zech, Jr, USN (Ret)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CART Wilton L. Atkinson, USN (Ret,) LCDR William S, Benson II, USN (Ret,) Mr Clifford R Beimann •* Mis, James F Braun Mr Louis G, Chrvsler Jr

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Mt Harold Bierman, Jr Mr John E. Bryant CDRJohn G.Carl, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert M. Casson Mrs, Marie Cissel-Neuhauser CAPT John G.Devlin, USN (Ret.) Mr Victoi P Finos •* RADM Frank S. Haak, USN (Ra.) CAPT Harold A Hambeig, USN (Ret.) CART WaUace W Hankins, Jr, USN (Ra.) LCDR John L. Hayward, USN (Ret.) LT Harold W.Jacobs, USN (Ret) CAPT Leslie D. Kelly Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Robert D. Kephart, USN (Ret.) Mr Clarence F Logan Mr John Mascenik * RADM Wendell McHeniy Jt, SQ USN (Ret) MIS. Kirk C. MiUer Jr LCDR Arthur V Paleni, USN (Ra.) LCDRWUiamKfttricrcw,Jr., USNR(Ra) Mr Richard R Richardson Mrs. Edward 0 . Skidmore LCDR Paul R, Wagner USN (Ret.) Mrs. Roben J. Webster CDR Ray B. Whire, USN (Ret)

CAFT Frank E Clififord, Jr, USN (Ra) CDRJohnJ, DalyUSNR CAPT Walta S, Delany Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Stephen W.Hella CARTJoseph 0 . MarzlufF, USN (Ret) CAPT Hosvard D. McPike, USN (Ret) Mr David H. Paul •* LCDR John E, Pearce, USN (Ra.) VADM Geoige R Steele II, USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) MIS. Edwin C. Bain, Jr RADM WJlis C Barnes, USN (Ra.) CAPT Roben C. Bamhart, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Edward E. Beasley CAPT Edward W Behm, USN (Ra) CDR HubbeU Y Davidson, USN (Ra.) CDRLeeB. FindlyUSN(Ra.) LCDR Patrick W Gowan, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Carl W Grononann, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert S. Hayes, USN (Ra) Mr Lloyd E. Kuhnrauench CDR David M. Longton, USN (Ra) •* RADM Albert R. Marschall, USN (Ret) CAPT Lesia G. MaxweU, USN (Ra) CDR Joseph E. Moore 111, USN (Ra.) CART Raul L Nuschke, USN (Ra) CDR WJIiam P Page, USN (Ret.) Mr Frank R. Pinto, Jr CART RandeU H. Prodiro, USN (Ret) CART Thaddeus M. Taylor, USN (Ret) • Mrs. Sumner A Vale

Century Club ($100 - $249) Anonymous CART Homer R Adrianse, USN (Ra.) Mr Raul F Allmendinger CART Henry 0 . Anson, Jr, USN (Ret) LCDR Robert B. Anvell, USN (Ra.) CARTE. R Barrett USN (Ret.) CDR Searle J. Barry, USN (Ret.) CART Raymond H. Bates, USN (Ret.) Mrs, Alfred C, Bessene Mr Robert C, Blount CDR Hosvard E, Blum, USN (Ret,) CARTJohn H, Boelens, USNR (Ra) CAPT Joseph E, Bonds, USN (Ret,) BGen Donald H, Brooks, USMC (Ret) CDR WJIiam L Biyson, USN (Ra,) Mr Nicholas Buide, Jr CDR Thomas A, Bush,Jr, USN (Ra,) CAFT William Carrier Jr, USN (Ra,) CARTJohn R, ChappeU, USN (Ra,) M R , Raul Clapp Mr Calvin H, Cobb, Jr CAPT Richard J, Dzikowski, USN (Ra) Prof Richard H, Engelmann CART Moiris A Esmiol, Jr, USN (Ra,) CAPT William R Ferguson, USN (Ra,) CART Theodore R, Fick, USN (Ret.) CAFrjohnEGJIooly,USN(R«,)

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LCDR WJmei E, Hansen, USNR (Ra,) Mr Edward G. Hoch CAPT WJIiam H, Hoover USN (Ret) Mr Lamb D, Jameson Mis, John E Kalina CAPTJohnD, Kidd, USN(Ret,) LCDR Keith W Kimball, USN (Ra.) Dr Robert M. Knowles CAPT WJIiam C. Lewis, USNR (Ret) LCDR Claience L MacEwan, Jr, USN (Ro.) CART Eugene M. Masica, USN (Ret) CAPT Chailes K. Moore, USN (Ra) LCDR Franklin H. Nepo, USNR (Ret) RADM Warren H. O'NeU, USN (Ret.) LCDR WJIiam G. Pledger, USN (Ret) LCDR WaUace M. Regets, USNR (Ra) Mr MJton W SeJa RADM Doniphan B. Shelton, USN (Ret) Mr WJIiam A. Siegrist CART Samuel R Simpson, Jr, USN (Ra) MrAlfredJ. Staubitz CAPT Robat D. Steele, USN (Ret.) CDR Lucius E. Steere III, USN (Ret) CDR Ralph W SteU, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Wayne D. Stinnen Mr George W Summers CDR WJIiam J. Traynor USN (Ra.) CAFT Charles E. Whiteside, USN (Ra.) CAPT Tracy H. Wider Jr, USN (Ra) CAFT Dick G. WJson, USN (Ret.) Mr Ben W.Young

Donor CDR Charles S, Bowcock, Jr, USN (Ra) CAFTJamesT CockriU II, USN (Ra) • LCDR Malcolm S, CoUin, USNR (Ra) Rev, Edwaid W Conklin RADM S, Morton Cooley, Jr, USN (Ra,) CAPT John RCullen, USN (Ret) CAPT Anson D, Geiger USN (Ra,) CAPT EUnon A Geneste, Jr, USN (Ra) t CDR Richard Hardy USNR (Ret) CDR Harvey C, Hartzel, USN (Ra) CAPT WJIiam B, Hayler USN (Ret,) LCDR William G, Hoideison, USNR (Ret) CAPT Richard D, Hertzig, USN (Ret) CDRJohnEHiU,USN(Ret,)t MIS, Robert A, Hogsed LT Charles D, JeiveU, Jr, USNR (Ret,) CAPT Frederick J, Kelley, USN (Ret,) a P T Evans R K, King, USN (Ret) LCDR Louie B, Knudsen, Jr, USN (Rer) CARTJohn N, Longfield, USN (Ret,) CDR Hugh C, Mason, USN (Ret) LCDR RobertT R McCarthy, USN (Ra) CART Richard M, McCool, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Raymond B, Oliver CDRJohnJ. Pino, USN (Ret) CDR Edwaid S,Ruete, USN (Ret.) MIS. John L. SuUivan, Jr Mr Dominic A. Veisaggi LCDR Felix H. Wheeler USN (Ret.) t

1946 Total Class Giving - $576,309 Average Gift - $3,602 Participation Rate - 23.9%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) Mr Homer N. Allen Mr Joseph C. Bakos, Jr t Mr Hugh Cullman •* Mr Francis H. Curren, Jr Mr RusseU S. Davis, Jr CART Richard A. Dunning, USN (Ret.) Mr John C. Gibson VADM Charies H. Giiffidis, USN (Ret.) Mr Charles H, Guyjr Mr Theodoie R, Hardey II CART A Michael Hayes, Jr, USN (Ret,) Dr Albert J, Kelley Mr Robert Looker Mr Nelson J, McDeimon, Jr Mr Preston A, Peak Mr David H, Rankin CAPT HalUe R Rice, Sr, USNR (Ret,) CAFT Hany M, Rogeis, USN (Ra) Mr Joseph S, Sinclair t RADM Robot H, Wenheim, USN (Rer) Mr Joseph R Wnslow, Jr

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) MIS, George B, Clegg 111 Mrs, Theodoie H, CoUora Mr John W, Kennedy, Jr Mrs, Ferdinand B, Koch LCDR Ray E Larson, USNR (Ret,) Mr LudiaW Maples, Jr Mr Richard D, Maxson •* Mr Kail E. Sommeilane * Mis Lawrence E. Stahl Mr Robert W Wesson CART Ardiur T Whire, USN (Ret.) •* CDR Rodney K. Wingo, USN (Ra) •

John Paul Jones Club ( $ 5 0 0 - $999) CART WiUiam B. AlthofF, USN (Ra) MIS. Bert M. Adtinson, Jr Dr James H, Demming MIS, Robert J, Hanks LCDR Edward C, Joidan, USNR (Ret,) CART Kennedi H, Lyons, USN (Ra.) Mr Heniy M. McPhiUips, J t MIS, Yale M, Milla CART Beinaid Pereis, USN (Ra.) CAPT Robert H, Robeson, USN (Ret,) CART Bun C. Wilcox, Jr, USN (Ret.) t

Tecumseh Club ( $ 2 5 0 - $499) CAPT Linsey S. Ashley USN (Ret.) LCDR Stuan E. Beyei, USN (Ret) t

Century Club ( $ 1 0 0 -$249) CAPT James T AculF, USNR (Ret) CAFT Franklin G. Babbin, USN (Ra.) LCDR Richaid E Babcock, Jr, USNR (Ra.) Mr George M. Bard CAPT Aldo J. Benedeni, USNR (Ret) Mrs. Marian Blake CARTJohn G. Boniface, USN (Ra.) CAPT Llewellyn D. Bowen, USN (Ret.) CAPT James T BurriU, USN (Ret) LtCol John C. Buma 111, USMC (Ret) CDR George A CaldweU, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Harkei CoUins CDR Donald T Conovet USN (Ret.) LCDR Richard H. Daly, USN (Ret) Col Raymond C. Damm, USMC (Ret.) CDR Eugene Dente, USN (Ret.) VADM Denis Jams J. Downey St, USN (Ra.) CDR John A Dugger USN (Ret) Mr GranviUe 0 . Durton Mt Harold Edwards, Jr CART Edmund H. EUis, USN (Ret) CARTJohn E Fagan, Jr, USN (Ra.) Col James W Ferguson, USA (Ret) CDRJohn J. Forrestei, USN (Ra.) CAPT WJIiam J. Francy, USN (Ra.) Mr Manin L Frank LCDR WiUiam T FuUei, USN (Ret.) LT Eli WGoodc, USNR (Ret.) CARTJohn E. Hansen, USN (Ret) CDR Bemaid A Heesacker USN (Ra.) LCDR WJham J. Henningsen, USN (Ret) Mr Roben T. Hexrei CAPT Kelley V Holben, USN (Ret.) Mr James V Houston M t Albert C. Jones CART Franklin T King, USN (Ret) Mt Aidiui H. Kinnebeig CART Creighron D. Lilly USN (Ret) LCDR John E. Lynch, Jr, USN (Ret.) LT Haiiy R Macdonald, USNR (Ret.) •* LCDR Lealyn E. Manin, USN (Ret.) Mr Charles C. Mauldin Mr John K. McKay CDR Chails R MUler Jr, USNR (Ret) t M R . Hariie L. Mize Mr Ardiur J. Morrow CAPT Edison E. Mouton, USN (Ret) M R . Roben 0 . Newbern CART George R Ravis, USN (Ra.) Mr and MR. Samuel W Rein CART WaUace M, Riggs, USN (Ret) LCDR James D, Rives, Jr, USN (Ra) RADM Homo: B, Robertson, Jr, USN (Rer) Mrs, William H. Sandeford CDR Waker E. SaundeR, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert B. Schabacker USN (Ret) Mr John R Shields, Jr Mr Henry R Sraidi Mr Joseph A. Smidi, Jr CDRJohn A. Sutheiland II, USNR (Ret) RADM John M. Tieiney USN (Ra.) CAPT Roben S. Tisdalc, USN (Ret) CDR WUiam T Toutant, USNR (Ra)

Mr Richard A VaJl a P T Elben H. WJIett, USN (Ra.) Mr Gordon L. Yeo CAPT Levio E. Zcni, USN (Ret)

Donor Mr Eugene C. Branson CDRArdeABuraUSN(Ret.) CDR Morris A Christensen, USN (Ret.) Mr John G. Curiy Mr Lewis M. Cuner Mr WJIiam M. Eaton LCDR Roben N. Finley USN (Ra) LCDR Bumid K Greenwood, USNR (Ret) The Honorable Stewart F Hancock, Jr CDR Anton C. Hansmann, USNR (Ret.) LTRetaAHaring,USN(Ret.) CAFT Wck R Harlan, Jr, USN (Ret) CDR Frolerick R Haselton, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard H. Knight, USN (Rer) CAPT Leslie 0 . Larson, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert J. Leuschnei, USN (Ret.) CART Ernest E. Lowen, USN (Ra) Mr WJIiam H. Porter Mr Robertson Stevens Mrs. Jack R. Srickels Mr. WJbur F Tiemann, Jr CAPT Carl E Turk, USN (Ret.) Mr Ellas C. Voulgaris Mr Orto W. Waltti Dr Thomas B. Wan, Jr

1947 Total Class Giving-$440,540 Average Gift-$1,915 Participation Rate - 42.8%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) Anonymous CAPT Charles S. Carlisle, USN (Ra) ADM William J. Crowe, Jt, USN (Ra.) Mt Joseph R Flanagan, Jr Mr Ben Johnson 111 Mr Eugene E Lawler Mr Jay G. McKie LCDR Robert H. McKinney, USNR (Ra) Mr Raul G. MJler Mr Thomas G. RownaU Mr Andrew B. Sides, Jr Mr Bernard E. Smith, Jr Mr Hany L Wanen, Jr Mr and M R . Howard R Weiss M R . James Winston

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mrs. Geoige H. Bryan, Jr VADM James H. Doyle, Jr, USN (Rn.) Mr William TKelleha ADM Wesley L. McDonald, USN (Ret.) CDR Samuel A PJlai, USN (Ret.) CDR Louis TRenz, USN (Ret.) a P T John E. Snyder USN (Ra) • M R . David R Toll AMB A. Vemon Weaver

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CDR Ralph E, Barnard, USN (Ret,) Mr Robert D, Bergman a P T Floyd D, Bowdey, USN (Ra) CDRJohn E, Cohoon, USNR (Ret,) CAPT Robert E, Enright USN (Ra,) VADM John G, Knnetan, USN (Ra,) CAPT Richard S, Gardiner USN (Ret,) LCDR Oscar Greene, Jr, USNR (Ra) CDR Howard G. Heiningpr, Jr, USN (Ret) • CAPT Roben G, Hirsch, USNR (Ra) Dr Smart D, Kearney II Mr Kaye R Kiddoo Mr Joseph WMcGiath,Jr-* Mr Walta G,Moyle,Jr LCDR Stuart G, Murray USN (Ra) M R . Lynn D. Reed Mr AlbertJ. Richtei CDR Heniy D. Ruppel, USNR (Ret.) Mr Chestei H. Shaddeau, Jr CAPT D. Mason Wells, USN (Ra) CART Robat W Wise, Sr, USNR (Ra)

Shipmate, May 2003

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Dt John G, .Albright CAPT Edwaid P Appen. USN (Ret.) CAPT Roy C. Adtinson, USN (Ret) CAPT Alan F Baines, USN (Ra.) CDR Mar\'in J. Becker USNR (Ra.) CAPT Homei R. Bivin, USN (Ret.) Mt George R. Bowling, Jr Mr Norris W. Games CAPT Harold L Carpenter USN (Ra.) CAPT Petei P Cummins, USN (Ret) CAPT Lasvrence J. Cunin, USN (Rer) CDR Richaid A. Dadisman, USN (Ra.) CDR James B, Davidson, USN (Ra,) CAPT James A De Ganahl, USN (Ret,) M R . Robert W Depew Mr James E. Farley RADM John R. Fisher USN (Ra) Mr Roben R Fletcher 111 CAPT John T Geary. USN (Ret.) Mr Muscoe M. Gibson CAPT Louis H, Guertin. USN (Ret.) Dr Edgar H, Hemmer CAFT Thomas J, Hudna.Jr.USN (Ra,) CAPT Peny E Hunrer 111, USN (Ret,) LCDR Riciiard S, Jones, USNR (Ret,) ENS Thomas R, Joste, USN (Ret,) t LCDR Ralph H, Bnscr Jt, USN (Ra,) CAPT Charles A Kiscr USN (Ra,) LCDR Geoige M, Uridn, Jt, USN (Ra) D r R Hugh Minor Mis, Lavem .A. Niedleldt RADM WJham Nis-ison. USN (Ra.) RADM WJham M. OUa, USN (Ra.) •* CAPT Robert C. Penisron, USN (Ra.) CART John L Prehn, Jr SC USN (Ra) CAPT Francis J. Readdv, USN (Ra) CDR Albert H. Rusha USNR (Ra) CART WJham M. RusseU, USN (Ret) Mr. WJUam T Sanders, Jr Mr, Stanley J, Schdla RADM Kennedi R ScaR, USN (Ret) CART Charies E. Slonim, USN (Ra) •* RADM Loinard A Snead, USN (Ret) CDR Rkhaid B, Souriiwdl USNR (Ra) * Mr John M, Sullivan Dr George S, Tate, Jr CDR Richaid E Umbel, USNR (Ra) LCDR John S. Uriian, SC, USN (Ra) M R , Frederick H. E. Vose M R , John G. WJUams, Jr VADM James B, WJson, USN (Ra) M R , Geoige T Zepp, Jr

Century Club ($100 - $299) CAPT Joseph L Adehnan, USN (Ra.) CAPT WJUam J. Aickloi, Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Carl D. Alberts, USNR (Ret) CAPT Richard D. Amme, USN (Ra.) CART Jams L AndeRon, USN (Ra.) CAPT Richard W. AndcRon, USN (Ra.) CAPT David D, Ansel, USN ( R a ) CDR Joseph Baetjr, USN (Ra,) CAFT Daniel L, Bailey, USN (Ra,) Mr Roben N, Barker Mr PhJip E. Baylor Mr Richard J, Beaubien CDR Bradford A Ba:kcn, USN (Ra,) CAFT John A BeUan, Jr, USNR (Ret) The Honorable Lawrence BUder Dt WJUam E Blair Jr Mrs, J. R Bridges, Jr CAFT Rupert Brooke, USN (Ra,) CAPT Dale C, Brambaugh, USN (Ra,) CAPT James A Burke, USN (Ret,) CDR Ward G, Byington, USN (Ra) CAFT Raymond £ Oiambcdaiajc, USN (Ret) CAPT Jams H, Chapman, USN (Ra,) CAFT Arthur L. Child III, USN ( R a ) CAFTMaiwocd R Ckmeni, Jr, USNR(Ra) Mr Earl L, Cocn Mr MUo G, Coeipei CAFTJosephR Gofer Jr, USNR CARTJohn 0 , Coppetfge, USN (Ret) Mr Richard T Crane Mr Harry L, Curris, Jr Mr Lynn A, Davenport, Sr CAFT Theodore E Davis, USN (Ret)

Shipmate, May 2003

Dr James G, Dickson, Jr LCDR Jack VDrago, USN (Ret,) Mr Henry R, Duden, Jr Maj Joseph N, Eagle, USMC (Ra,) CAPT Frank L, Elefante, USN (Ra,) CARTJoseph D, Evans, USN (Ret,) CDR Gene C, Fletcher USN (Ret,) CAPT Thomas E, Fonson, USN (Ret) Mt AlanJ, Frankel CAPT Delbat D, Grandiam. USN (Ra,) LCDR Boyce H, Giier USNR (Ret,) Dr Fiancis C. Haczog, Jr Mr Robert R. Horner Jr M R . Charls B. Hu^ins CDRJohnW,JahantUSN(Ret) Mt Walter M, Johnson, Jr CAPT Charles T Joy Jr, USNR (Ra.) Mr Edward R Kaska LCDR Francis L. Kcidi, USN (Ra.) CART Elmei H. Kiehl, USN (Ret.) CART Keidi G, Lakcy, USN (Ret.) Mr James C. Lando, Jr CDRJomiiah E LoJhan, USN (Ra) •* CDROUieJ, LoperUSN(Ra,) M t John R, March Col Lawrence A Marousck, USMC (Ra) CAPT Stephen D, Maivin, USN (Ra,) CAFT Hovrad L Matdiews, Jr, USN (Ro.) CDR Robot H, McDougal, USNR (Ra,) RADM Jeffrey C, Metzel, Jr, USN (Ra,) .Mr Ralph E. Moon, Jr CAPT Hair/ E Munmkhujsen, USN (Ret) LCDR Anhur D, Napior USN (Ret) VADM John H, Nicholson, USN (Ret,) Mr Alfred B,Nimocks,Jr CAPTJerryJ, Nuss, USN(Ret,) CART Duncan Packer USN (Ret,) CDR Walrer T Rate, Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT WJIiam R Roner USN (Ret,) Lt Col Douglas J, Roberts, Jr, USAF LCDR Komoh M, Robinson, USN (Ra,) CDR Hany P RodgeR, Jr, USNRR CDR Vemon D, Rose, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Louis P Rossi, USN (Ret,) Mr Rufiis E, Sadler Jr CDR WJron T SandcR, Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Leonard F Schempp, Jr CDR Fosta R Schuler USN (Ret.) t ENS Donald R Shaver USN (Ra.) M R , Luthei B, Sisson Dr Fernando Sisto Mr Floyd J, Smith LCDR Winfield S, Sraidi, USN (Ra,) VADM WJham R St Geoige, USN (Ra) CAPT Emest R Sracey USN (Ret) CAFT Jack M, Stevens, USN (Ret) CDRJohn H, Srone, Jr, USNR (Ra) CAPT Robert S, Stone, USN (Ra,) Mr G, Plan Talcon Mr Lewis B, Taylor Jr Mr Benjamin R Terrell, Jr CDR Win C, Thayer USN (Ra) CART Robot W Thompson, USN (Ra,) Mr Herbert I, T J l s Mrs, Donald L, ToohJI CDR Earle N, Trickey USNR (Ra) CAFT Chandlo L Von Schrada, USN (Ret) Mr Donald C WaUace, Jr Mr and Mrs, Howard A, Weiss CDR Bryan D, Wiggins, USN (Ret,) CDR Buck D, WJUams, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Joseph L. Williams, Jr, USN (Ret,) M R , Jams W Winston CDR Douglas J, Yuengling, USN (Ra,)

Donor LCDR Raymond R, Bonier USN (Ro,) MIS, Edson G, Case CDR Reginald D, Clubb, USN (Ret,) CAFT Donald L Donohugh, USNR (Ra) CDRWUbuiG, Fciiis, USN(Ra) DrWadeH, Foyjr Mr Raul 0 , Gaddis CART Noah W Gokey 111, USN (Ra,) LT WiUiam G, Granat, USNR (Ra,) •* CDR Seyraore T Hays, Jr, USN (Ra.) CDR Paul N, Hewen, USN (Ret,) CDR James N. Jameson, USN (Ret) MIS, Robert T, Jenkins CDR WJIiam M, Johnson, Jr, USN (Ra)

Mr William K, Lampraan LCDRJohnJ. Rafteiy,USN(Ret.) LCDR Wanoi S, Reinschmidt, USN (Ra,) CAPT G«)tge D, Riley Jr, USN (Ret,) CAPT Robert F Roche, USN (Ra,) Mr Gordon R, S, Smith CARTJohn C Smith, USN (Ret,) M R , WiUiam A, Spencei Dr Thomas R, Teply Mr Leonard A, Teppei M R , Edward G, Wood

1948 Total Class Giving - $502,259 Average Gift-$1,881 Participation Rate - 47,8%

President's Circle $2,500 and above) RADM James R Ahem, USN (Ra) LCDR James M, Beggs, USNR (Ret) Mr Louis J, Boland CART Frank L, Boushee, USN (Ret,) CART Claiborne S, Bradley USN (Ra,) CDR Charls R, Braley Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Donald R Buhro CDR Jams H, H, Canington, USN (Ra,) Mr Edwin M, Chapline * Mr Joseph H, Clasgens 11 Mr Robert S, Curi •*CART Leonard V Delling, USNR (Ret,) CART Robert D, Duncan, USN (Ra,) Mr Syd W Dunn, Jr CDR Charles E Gorder Sr, USN (Ret,) RADM Chailes C Held, Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR Francis C Johnson, USN (Ra) CART Eugene F Kelly USN (Ret,) CART Humphtey B, Lmsden, USN (Rer) Mr Mark J, O'Friel CART Warren H, Ortland, USN (Ra) •* Mr John S, Park CART Donald S, Ross, USN M R , Robert K, Schenkel CAPT Samuel T Smidi, Jr, USNRR (Ra,) Mr T, Clayton Spalding CAPT Waltei Spangenbeig, Jr, USN (Ra,)

Leadership Ciub ($1,000 - $2,499) CAPT WaltoL Alt USN (Ra,) CDR Harold R Andrus, Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR R William Bass, USN (Ret,) LCDR Heiben R Benton III, USNR (Ra) CART WJIiam H, Boichen, USN (Ret,) CART Raul V Boriaug, USN (Ret) CART Robert G, Buechler USN (Ret,) CDRJohn A, Chapman II, USN (Ra) CDR WJIiam T Chipman, Jr, USN (Ra,) RADM WiUiam E Qiffoid, Jr, USN (Ra,) LCDR Daniel W Cullivan, USN (Ra,) Mr Joseph H, Curi RADM Cabell S, Davis, Jr, USN (Ret) LTJG Nicholas E, Davis, USNR (Ret) CDR W Stanley Dodd, USNR (Ret) Mr John B, Fahey MINCOUNS John CFiy, (Ret) CAPT Perei J. Goldman, USN (Ret,) CAPT Jack L Gracey USN (Ra) CDR Donald B, Hall, USN (Ret.) ADM Thomas B, Hayward, USN (Ret,) LT George A, Herbert, USNR Mr Ivan Himmel Dr Ralph J, Jaccodine Mr Stanley A, Jacobs RADM Robert E Jonbog, CEC USN (Ro.) CART Harry N, Key Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Frank E,LallyJr-* LT Harold B, Lipschutz, USNRR RADM Francis E Manganaro, USN (Ra,) CDR Arthur LMaikel, USNR CDR WJIiam M, Matdiew, USN (Ra,) CARTJohn K, McConeghy Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Wilson E, McDermut Mr Stewart H. McLean Col Thomas E, Muiphiee, USMC (Ret,) CART WiUiam COlin, USN (Ret,) CART Geoige R. Parish, Jr, USN (Ret,) MR, John D. Peterson LCDR Edward B, Pickell, USNRR

Mr WJIiam A, Reavis CART William E Reed, Jr, USN (Ret,) RADM W J k n D, Robai5on,Jr, USN (Ra.) CDR Joseph P RogcR, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAFT Richard B, Rubaistein, USNR (Ret) LT Richaid U, Scon, USNRR Mr Victoi V. Shaipe, Jr CART Robot W, Slarer USN (Ra,) ADM William N, Small, USN (Ret,) Mr E, Newbold Smith Mr Jack C, Smith CARTTioyE, Stone, USN (Ra,) MR, Robert G, Tobin, Jr CDR Kenneth B, Webster USN (Ret,) RADM Edwaid E Welch, Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Curds R Wick •

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) LTJG Donald S, Apple, USN Col and M R , George W, Allen •*Mr Edward M, Axtell, Jr CART Roger Carlquist, USN (Ret,) CART Howard S, Crosby, USN (Ret,) CARTJohn R, Ciumpron, Jr, USN (Ra,) CART Robert H, R Dunn, USN (Ret,) RADM Paul J, Early, USN (Ret,) CDR Alan S, Garner USN (Ret,) Mr James H, Gildaid III CART WiUiam D, Haikins, USN (Ret,) CDR David L, Hartshorn, USN (Ret,) CART James T Hays, USN (Ret,) Mr WJIiam R Hintz CAPT Jesse A Holshouser Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR David A Hun, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART John L Jensen, Jr, USN (Ra) CART John W. Klinefeltet USN (Ra,) CDR Ftederick R laffeny, Jr, USN (Ret) LT WJIiam J, Uubendorfer USNR (Ret,) Mrs, Jean Lochnei CDRJohn E Mangold, USN (Ret) LT M, David Maider USNR (Ret,) CART Cariton A K McDonald, USN (Ra) Mr Ardiur S, Mehagian CDR Roben R. Neely Jr, USNR (Ret) LTJohnL,Oboiiedet USNRR CAFT Jams W, Osmer Jr, USN (Ret) t CDR Randolph E Paneison, USN (Ra,) CAFT Reuben P Rrichaid, Jr, USN (Ra) RADM Charis E Rauch, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAPT Harold E Smidi, Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Robert C, Smidi, Jr Dr Han R, Stringfellow, Jr Mr Edwin J, Sunei CART Kari R, Thiele, USN (Ret) LTJG Kenneth M, Tieadwell, USN (Ret,) CART Jay J. Veimilya, USN (Ra) Mr EUis M, Zacharias, Jr

Tecumseh Club (($250 - $499) RADM Fred H, Baughman, USN (Ret,) Dr and Mrs, Daniel K, Bloomfield CDR Chads WBuder USN (Ra) CART Harold S, Clay USN (Rer) CDR Frank L, Ciump, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAPT Roben W Dickieson, USN (Ret,) CAPT William F Doddy USN (Ra,) CDR Albeit B, Hallraan, USN (Ra) CAPTWadeH, Hanis, USN (Ret) Col Robert M, Lucy, USMC (Ret,) M R , Donald A, Mdvo Mr WiUiam E, Monaghan CDR Edward J, Onlieb, USN (Ret,) CART Kenneth E, Phillips, USN (Ret,) Mr Rufo W Robinson CAPT Jonathan A, Sisson, USN (Ret,) Mr Hubert B, Stunevant, Jr Dr John R, Vins •*• CAPT Dwighi Wadsivoidi, USN (Ret,) LCDR Daniel R Walchko, USN (Ret,) CART William K, Yats, USN (Ret,) CDR Randolph D, Zelov, USN (Ra,)

Century Club ($100 - $499) CART Lionel E, Ames, USN (Ret,) LCDR Chads E. Arnold, USN (Ret,) Mr Jack Baruch M R , Richard W, Bates

CDR Harry E, Belflower Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Bruce A. Benson, USN (Ret,) Mr James E, Callahan, Jr Mr Fiancis B, Carlon CART Ernest C, Casdc, USN (Ra,) CART William E, Claik, USN (Ret) • CDR Philip L, Collins, Jr, USNR (Ret,) LCDR Jack H, Conable, USN (Ret) Mt Robert 1, Conn LCDR Benjamin J, Conroy, Jr, USNR (Ret) CAPT Raul TConigan, USN (Ret,) CAPT WaltoW, Con, USN (Ret.) Mr Floyd A. Cuff CAFT EdwaidM, Cummings, Jr, USN (Ra,) LtCol Thomas E, Dawson, USMC (Ret,) RADM Tylei F Dedman, USN (Ret,) Mr Harold P Deeley Jr CDR Robert C, Doxcy USN (Ret,) t Mr Jams W, Dupiee, Jr Mr Roger E, Errington Mr John W, Fallon, Jr CDR Robot H, Flood, USN (Ret,) CART Fiancis C, Fogaity, USN (Ret,) LTJG Melvin M, Foiman, USNR M R , Donald D, Foulds Mr Edmond W Freeman III LCDR John J, Gaskin, USCGR (Ret,) RADM Robot K, Geiger USN (Ret,) CDR Robert L, Ghoimley Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Herbert T Gieen RADM Noiman K, Green, USN (Ra,) Mr Richard B, Harris CAPT Aidiui J, Hodda Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Gordon M, Hogg, Jr Mr Hugh S, Holder CARTJohn P Holland, USN (Ret) Mr and Mis, Dudley Holstein Col Edwaid Y Holt Jr, USMC (Ret,) Dr Arthur N, Hull CART H, Reid Hunrer USN (Ret,) LCDRFiederidt D, Jatkson, Jt, USN (Ret) CDR Harvey J, Johnson, USN (Ra,) CDR Harry L, Jones, USN (Ret,) M R , Howard N, Kay Mr Bunon H, Kleinraan LCDR John R, Lastova, Jr, USNR (Ret) CDRJohn CLeDoux, USN (Ret,) CAPT Chantee Lewis, USN (Ra,) Mr WJIiam J, McCabe CART Ehna A McCaUum, Jr, USN (Ret) LT WiUiam J, McClain, USN (Ret,) RADM Robot B, McClinton, USN (Ret) LtCol Hoyd M, McCuidy Jr, USMCR (Ret) CDR Andiew Mdntyre, USN (Ra.) CDR Chads Motz 111, USN (Ra,) CAPT Edwaid W, MeyeR, USNR (Ret) CDR Sumnei K, Moore, USN (Ra,) CDR Richaid E, Munly USN (Ret) CART Jams E, Myrick, USN (Ra,) CART Peny W, Nelson, USN (Ret) CDR Dan R, Nolen, USN (Ret,) CDR Robert P Notringham, USN (Ret,) CAPTThomasJ, O'Connor USN (Ret,) Col Keidi O'Keefe, USMC (Ret,) Dr Coiwin A, Olds CART Robcit W, O'Reilly, USNR (Ret) Mr James A, Osrillei Mr Mandell J, Ouiisman LCDR Gerald L Pahner Jr, USNRR (Ra,) Mr John M, Perkins CDR Benjamin H, Psrer USN (Ret,) Mr Paul L, Quinn CDR James C Ruehiraund, USN (Ret.) Mr Roy K, Russell t CARTJohn K, Ryder USN (Ret,) CART WiUiam E Sallada, USN (Ret) Mr William L, Shea Mr Richard E, Shimshak CAPT Daniel N, Shockey USN (Ra,) Lt Col C, Judson Shook, Jr, USAF (Ra,) LtGen Philip D, Shudcr USMC (Ret) Mr Jams B, Sizer 111 CDR Harold A, Smith, USN (Ret,) CART Fiancis M, Snyder USN (Ret,) CAPT Joseph E, Spalding, USN (Ret) Mr Joseph R Tagliente CDR Milford S, Terrass, USN (Ret,) Mr Phillip F Thomas Col Floyd H, Waldrop, USMC (Ra) CAPT Alfred G,Wellons,Jr, USN (Ra,)

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CDR Warren R Whire, USN (Ret,) MrJohnE,WJkie RADM Kennedi E, Wikon, USN (Ra,)

Donor Mr Thomas E, Alexandei LCDR WJIiam R Banow, USN (Ro,) Mr John C, BoweR Mr Benjamin Y, Brewster Jr CAPT Edward G, Buck, Sr, USN (Ra,) Rev David W, Cammack CAPT Nicholas A Castmcdo, USN (Ra,) CART Robert S, Chew, Jr, USN (Ro,) RADM Kail J, Christoph, Jr, USN (Ra,) RADM Frank W, Corley Jr, USN (Ret.) CDR Laurens DoRey, USN (Ret.) Mr Goidon M. Ehrman Mr Robert K Hammann MrJohnD.HerlihyJr Mr John C Hufft CDR Hars-ey R Humphrey, USN (Ret.) CART Raul C. Keenan, Jr, USN (Ret) t RADM Brace Keeno 111, USN (Ra) t LCDR Francis X.Kuhn, USN (Ret.) LT Thomas F Nealon, USN (Ra.) • LT and MR. Burton J, Rab Mr WaltoL, Res CDR Meyo H, Rose, USN (Ra,) Mr Edmund R Ross CART Dean Taylor Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Jams L, Treece .Mr Quenrin W Wagenfield Mr Thomas Woods II

1949 Total Qass Giving-$219,702 Aveiage Gift - $897 Participation Rate - 45,5%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) Mr John A, Bacon, Jr Mr Kenneth A Bon, Sr RADM Lucien Qpone, Jr, USN (Ret,) LCDR Hairy J, Donahue, USNR (Ra,) CAFT Jams V Feiiero, USNR (Ret,) Dr Robert E. Finnigan Mr and MR. Bernard S. Gewirz Mr Robert T Hardeman CART WJham C, HaskeU, USN (Ra.) Col Robert L. McElroy, USMC (Ret.) Mr Jams A McQuJhng RADM WJham A Myos m, USN (Ra) t Mr RhJlip S. Nelson t Mr WiUiam C Stun CAPT John H. Vice, SC, USN (Ret.) ADM Jams D. Waddns, USN (Ra.)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CAPT Charls M. Howe, USN (Ra) Mr Jams W Matheney CAPT John E. McEnearney, USN (Ro.) Mr Burton J, MUlei Mr Thomas A, Nemzek VADM WUiam L, Read, USN (Ret) • LT WJIiam T Roos, USNRR Mr Bill Shanhouse RADM and Mrs, Sumnei Shapiro Mr Thomas W, Tift, Jr CART Ralph E, Wlson, Jr, USN (Ret)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr Ted M, Annenbeig * Mr John E, Benoit CDR WsleyA Brown, USN (Ret,) CAPT Richard A, Clayton USN (Ra) CAPT Robert J, Coontz, USN (Ra,) CAPT Limence H, Derby Jr, USNR (Ret) LCol Fred Giabowsky, USMC (Ret) iMr Frederick G, Horan ADM Eugene S, C, Ince, Jt, USN (Ra) CAPT DonaldJ, Loudon, USNR CAPT Walta E, Maiquanit, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Carlos D, McCuUough, USN (Ra,) CDR Hany W Moigan, Jr, USN (Ret,) M R , Roben H, Nelson Col Tom D. PaROns, USMC (Ret,)

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Mr Hamilton Perkins, Jt Mr Richard B, Plank CAPT Calvin W Roberts, USN (Ret,) CDR WJham H, Russ 111, USNR (Ret) Mr Thomas T, Seelye, Jr CAPT Claude E, Swecket Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Donald R Tmeblood, USN (Ret,) VADM Edward C WaUo 111, USN (Ra,) M R , Robert L, WalteR Mr Edward E Zimmerman, Jr *

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr Robert B. Aljoe -k Mr Norman Altman Lt Col Dale L, Ashcroft, USAFR (Ra) CAPT AUenH, Balch, USN (Ret,) Mr H, Brock Barkleyjr CAPT Francis W Benson, Jr, USN (Ro,) LCDR Richard B, BlackweU, Sr, USN (Ra) CART Rogei M, Boh, Jr, USN (Ret) Col M, Michael Bonner USAF (Ret,) LCDRColonanT Brown, Jr, USN (Ra) * CDR WJIiam L, Biyan, USN (Ret) RADM Wiam M Ql^lBn,Jc, USN (Ret) CDR WUIard H, Clark, Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Donald A, Dahlman CART Juls H, Demynenaerc, USN (Ra,) CAPT Kun F Dorenkamp, USN (Ro,) Mr WJIiam E, Duke, J r * RADM Roben J, Eustace, USN (Ra) CAPT Donald A, Gairing, USNR (Ro,) Mr Myron D, Geibo CAPT William S, Gudiiie, USN (Ro,) Mr Charls A, Hotchkiss II Mr John C, Huencrberg, Jr CAPT Shepheid M, Jenks, USN (Ret,) Mr Leon E. Kachurin Mr WiUiam S. Knoble Mr Donald W Lappley Col Randlen T Lawrence, USMC (Ret.) CART Wsley E. Lindsey, Jr, USN (Rer) Mr Hiram P LleweUyn LCDR Jeremiah R McBride, USN (Ret) CAPT Edward J, Messerc, USN (Ret) CAPT Raymond L, Miller USN (Ro,) Mr Donald A Nadig Mr Calvin C, Norman CART Curtis R Nonon, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr John C, Osdund ADM Edward J, Otdi, Jr, USN (Ro,) CDR Jams E, Ranon, USN (Ret,) Mr WJIiam E. Rennisi Mr WiUiara C, ReteRon CDR WJIiam W. Rotter USN (Ra) CART WJIiam G, Read, Jr, USNR (Ra,) CAPT Chails E, Reid, Jr, USN (Ret,) Col Thomas E, Rmgwood, Jr, USMC (Ra,) CAPT Raul D, Roman, USN (Ret,) RADM Jams H, Scon, USN (Ra,) CDR Angelo R Semeraro, USN (Ro,) CDR Alfred E Simcich, USN (Ro,) CAPT Charls M, Smidi, USN (Ret,) CAPT Raul E, Smidi, USN (Ret,) CAPT Charls 0 , Swanson, USN (Ret,) CAPT Perer S, Swanson, USN (Ret,) Mr Malcolm H, Thiele CART Roben W Tims, USNR (Ret) ADM Hany D. Train II, USN (Ro,) CDR PhUip Vladssa, USNR (Ret) * LCDR Jams B, Way, Jr, USNR (Ra,) Mr Geoige P Wood, Jr CAFT Thomas B. Wood, USN (Ret,) CAPT David J, Woodaid, USN (Ret,)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CART Richaid S, Agnew, USN (Ret,) RADM John H,Alvis, USN (Ret,) Dr Wilfred A Bacchus CDR Herman M, Bading, USN (Ret,) CAPTJohnCBajus,USN(Ret,) LTJG Robert E Baker USN (Ret) Mr Robert C. Balfour 111 Mr Jack E, Baltar CART Reynolds Beckwidi, USN (Ret,) LT Geoige M, Benas, Jr, USNR (Ret) CAPT Melvin Bemgaid, USNR (Ret) Mr Roy A, Bidier Jr Col BUI W Bodagcr, USAF (Ro,)

Mr Alfred C Boughton III CAPT Robert E. Brady USN (Ra) Maj Louis E, Branch, USAF (Ret,) Mr and M R , WJIiam W Brandfon VADM Edward S, Briggs, USN (Ret) CAPT Herbert F Buder, Jr, USN (Ro,) Lt Col John R Clark 111, USAF (Ret,) CART Robert N, Congdon, USN (Ra) CART Karl E Cook, USN (Ra) RADM Stanley T Counts, USN (Ret,) CART Charls L, Culwell, USN (Ra,) CDR DoRcy W Daniel, USNR (Ra,) Mr Chestei G, Davis * CDR Edwin L, Dennis, Jr, USN (Ro,) LCDRJoeA Dickson, USNRR CART Edward 0 , Diaiich, USN (Ret) CARTJohn F Dobson, USN (Ret) M R , John E Docherty, Jr RADM John J, Ekelund, USN (Ra,) CDR Robert E, Fellows, USN (Ra,) Mr G, Donald Fisher Jr Dr Nicholas A, Giarritra Mr Thomas M, GiU Mr Richard Glickman CDR WJIiam 1, Goewey, USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert W Goodman, USNRR LT and M R . Stanley J. Gieif CDR MJron Gussow, USN (Ret.) LCDR Richard W, Haley USN (Ret) Mr Jams W Hanson Col Geoige A, R Hayns, USMC (Ra,) CART Everen C, Hi^ins, USN (Ra,) Mr Robert E, Jams CAFT Gerald R Jons, USN (Ra) RADM John V Josephson, USN (Ro,) CDR Thomas M, Kasmer USN (Ro,) CAPT Robert W Kennedy USN (Ro,) Mr WaUace D, Kssel RADM Edward M, Kocher USN (Ro,) Mr Stephen R, Krause Mr John G, LandeR Mr Roy W, Lankenau Mr Paul H, Laric CART Norman 0 , LaRon, USN (Ro,) CAFT WJIiam H, Lynch, USN (Ro,) CART Jack E,Magce, USN (Ret,) CDRTmiodiy R Mahoney, USNR (Ra) Mr Halford E, Maningei M R , Jean Maik Mr Robert W, MaxweU M R , Kennedi V, McAnhur CART WJIiam D, McFarlane, Jr, USNR CAFT Jams L, McVoy USN (Ra) CAFT WJUam H, Meanix, Jr, USN (Ra) Dr John T, Metcalf, Jr Mr Hany B, Meyo Dr John R MJler CAPT Robair E Mohrhardt, USN (Ret,) Col Robert C Needham, USMC (Ret,) LT Geoige L, Noiman, Jr, USNR (Ra,) CART WJIiam J, Norris, USN (Ra) Mr Lawrence G, O'ConncU, Jr CART Andrew J, Owens, USN (Ra) Col Roger W, Peard, Jr, USMC (Ret) Mr Malcolm E, Rhais CDR Eugene H, RiUsbuiy, USNR (Ra,) CAPT Eugene J, Reiher USN (Ret,) CDR Jams B, Risser USN (Ret,) MrJackW Rupe CDR Frank C, Sain, USNR (Ret,) CART Ernst D, SandeR, USN (Ret) CDR WJIiam Sandkuhlo, Jr, USNR (Ra) t Mr WiUiam C, Sandlin, Jr CDR WJIiam J, Sawtelle, USN (Ret,) Mr George S, Schuchan CDR Oscar C, Shealy Jr, USN (Ret,) Dr Robert L, Smith Mr Harry F Sweitzer Jr CAPTJarasG,Tapp,USN(Ra) Mr Richard W, Taylor CDR PhJip H, Thora, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr W Jerorac Thomas CDR Harold E Tipron, Jr, USN (Ret,) Maj Jack E, Townsend, USMC (Ret,) LCDR Clinton R, VaJ, USNR (Ret,) Mr WiUiam A, Vogele CDR Thomas J, WalreR, USNR (Ra,) CAPT Thomas E Waddns, USN (Ret,) LT Hairy J, Wellraan, USAF Mr Barry D. Whitdsey

Mr RPere Williams CAPT Richard S, Wolfoid, USN (Ra)

Donor CAPT EdwanI L, Aldennan, USN (Ret.) Mt C. Thomas Atrix, Jr Dr WiUiam H. Bartlen Mr Ralph TBeebe Col Thomas F Blake, Jr, USAF (Ret.) CDR WJUam R Broughron, Jr, USN (Rfl.) Mr Andiew R. Carr M R . Loiee CoUins Mr Harvey Conovei Mr WiUiam A. Dennen Mr Charls E, Dimon, Jr CDR WiUiam T Emery, USN (Ret.) Mr Carlton H. HeRhner Mr Joseph E. Hodder LCDR Kcatinge Keays, USN (Ret.) Mr Richard W, Kelly Mr John S, LansiU, Jr Mr Paul G, LeGios CAPT Alan YUvine, USN (Ra) RADM Jams B, Linder USN (Ra,) Mr George T Mattson CDREdwanil,McQuiston,Jr,USN (Ra) MrAlfredJ, Morency CDR Jams P Reddick, Jr, USN (Ra) LCDR EUion E Schuman, USNR (Ret) Dr John A, Tinkham Mr Louis A. Tioughton, Jr Col Orlando A Wall, USAF (Ra.) Col WJIiam Weniworth, USMC (Ro.) CDR RusseU E Wilson, USN (Ret.)

1950 Total Class Giving-$1,133,049 Aveiage Gift - $8,519 Participation Rate - 27.1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) VADM Thomas J, Bigley USN (Ret) Mr Robert C, Binnion, Jr ADM S, Roben Foley Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Donald K, Forbs, USN (Ra) CDR Lariy L, Hawkins, USN (Ra,) CDRJohn S, Holms, USN (Ret,) Mr Jams W, Kinnear III RADM Robot C MandeviUcJt, USN (Ret) VADM Robert R, Monroe, USN (Ret) CAPT Charls LMuU, USN (Ra) Mr John E, Nolan CDR Charls A, Orem, USN (Ra,) • CART King W Rfciffer USN (Ra) CART J, Richaid RoweU, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Charls B, R SeUar RADM Roy D, Snyder Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Anthony F Suraci Mr Jacqus F Trevillyan

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Robert H, Babbe Col Frank S,Beal, USAFR (Ret,) CAPT Bonaid L, Buteau, USN (Ra,) CDR Gerald G, Coleman, USN (Ret) CAPT William E Diehl, USN (Ret,) • Mr Alben E, Drew Mr Geoige W, East VADM Da\id E EmeRon, USN (Ro,) Mr William B, Farnsworth, Jr t CART Frank H, FeadieRron, USN (Ro,) CART Raul W Forehand, USN (Ret,) LCDR Richaid E Goodspeed, USN (Ret) LT Baron J, Goidon, USNR (Ret,) Mr Virgil R, Hancock CAPT John M, HendcRon, USN (Ret) CDR Mahlon S, Huff, USN (Ret,) CDR Robert L, Jones, USN CAPT Jams R, Kennedy Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR Gadand R KJboum, Jr, USNR (Ra) Mr Donald C, Lind LCDR John E McNabney, USNR (Ra,) • CAPT Philip J, Ryan, USN (Ra) Mr John A, Siviight CAPT L, Wayne Sraidi, USN (Ret,) CAPT John B, Stetson, USNR Mr Douglas D, Stone, Jr

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Col Lee R BendeU, USMC (Ret,) CAFT Nonnan E, Carpenter, USN (Ra) CDR Frank R C a n e r USN (Ret,) LCDR WJfred B, Curiey USN (Ret) Col George G, Deranian, USAF (Ret) CART Samuel L, Doak, USN (Ra) M R , Thomas R, Eagye II CAFT Jams D, EUion, USN (Ret.) Col Earl Halpern ADM Ronald J. Hays, USN (Ret) CART RockweU Holman, USN (Ret.) CAPT Beverly G. Jakimier USNR (Ra) RADM George E. Jssen, USN (Ra.) CAPT WJIiam W. Lasley, USN (Ra) Lt Col G. Douglas Michie, USAF (Ra) CAPT WiUiam A MJler USN (Ra) MIS. John E. Reid Col WJIiam E. Simons, USAF (Ra.) Mr Edward L, Smith LCDR Fiancis J, Sterner USN (Ret)

Teciunseh Club

($250 - $499) Lt Col Bobby R Avciy, USAF (Ro.) CDR Hobot R Babington, Jr, USNR (Ret) CDR Fredeiic E, Beck, Jt, USN (Ra.) Maj Jams S. Bier USAF (Ret.) LtGen Charls G. Cooper USMC (Ret.) Lt Col Richard E. Keebler USAF (Ra) ColJohnM. Kirk, USAF (Ret) Mr G. Roland Loftis Mr and M R , Emanuel E Pine CAPT Howard R Portnoy USN (Ra)

Century Club ($100 - $249) LtCol William RAbenrorabicJr, USAF (Rtt) CAPT ComeU C, Angleman, USN (Ra,) CAPT Ray C, Barber USN (Ret,) Lt Col Kennedi E, Bixby Jr, USAF (Ret) Mr George J, Bowen Col Ray L BOWCR, Jr, USAF (Ro,)

CARTJohn H, Brick, USN (Ret) M R , Rira C Brody Col Guy R Buck, USAFR (Ret) Maj Gen PhJip J, Conley, Jr, USAF (Ret) Mr David H, Cooke LCDR George H, Darfiis, USN (Ret) LCDR Jerome A, Davi, USN (Ra) CART WJUam H, DeMcR II, USN (Ra) Dr WJIiam E Dombrowski CDR Fiolerick E Duggan, Jr, USN (Ra) RADM Mark R Fiudden, USN (Ra) Dr WiUiam E Hawkins Col Harvey H, Hogue, USAF (Ra,) Col Kennedi J, Ivanson, USA (Ret) M R , Henry R Kilroy CDR Sraniey W Kiohn USN (Ra,) Dr Richard A, Liebcndorfei CART Richard W, Martin, USN (Ret,) CDR Richarel 0 , Moberly Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Tliomas J, MuUigan, Jr, USN (Ro,) CAPT Francis E, O'Connor USN (Ra,) Maj Gen Le^mn Rftbncnon,USAF (Ret) • CDR Joseph J, Pausner Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR Arthur L Pleasants 111, USNR (Ret) CAPT Thomas H, Ross, USN (Ret,) RADM MilronJ, Schulc, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Robert Siegraeisto CDR John C Snyder USN (Ret) CAPT David J, Space, USN (Ret,) CAPT Roy M, Springer Jr, USN (Ret) Brig Gen Dennis B, SuUivan, USAF (Ra) Judge David L, Tobin Lt Col Noibert J, Waloka, USAF (Ra) M R , Isham R, WJliams. Jr

Donor RADM Heniy D, Arnold, USN (Ret,) CDR Roben A, Bisselle, USCGR (Ra) CART Rogo L, Buck, USN (Ra) RADM John T Coughlin, USN (Ra) CAFT Theodore A Debacka, USAFR (Ret) CDR Geoige T Denmaik, USN (Ro,) Mr Robert E Fahey M R , Fiederic A, Green CAPT Edwin G, Gieenbog, USN (Ret,) Mr Michael M, Grove

Shipmate, May 2003

Mr Jack D, Joidan LtCol Robert W, Olivet USMC (Ret,) CAPT Sheiman C, Real, USN (Ret,) CART Byron C, Ruble, USN (Ret,) CAPT Donald SnJl, USN (Ret,) CDR Jams B, Vosseller USNR CAPT Walrei R Wagner USN (Ret.) Maj Roben W Walker USAF (Ret) CDR Peto W Wood, USN (Ra.) CAFT EdmundT Wookirit^ Jr. USN (Ret)

1951 Total Class Giving - $399,251 Aveiage Gift - $1,857 Participation Rate - 42.6

President's Qrcle ($2,500 and above) Mt and M R . PhUip L. Aist CAPT Thomas A. Boyce. USN (Ra.) RADM Roben W, Carius, USN (Ret,) Mr WJham G, Christoforo CAPT Watd W, de Gioot III, USN (Ra) VADM Roben E Dunn, USN (Ro,) Col David F Force, USAF (Ret) Mt Donald R, Fliggs •* LCDR Searie F Highleyman, USN (Ra,) Mr, Ralph W H o o p o Mr Jerome LaPids CAPT Jack E, McQuston, USN (Ra,) CDR Roben L, MUler USN (Ret) •*Mr, Raun J, Rasmussen Mr, Warren W Rothmaim RADM Guy H, B, Shaffbr USN (Ro,) M R , WJIiam J. Thompson CARTJohn G. TJlson, USN (Ro.) ADM Raul D, Tomb. USN (Ret) RADM Jama A Wmnefad, USN (Ret)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CDR Robert L AUsman, USNRR CDR Jams A Bacon, USN (Ret) • Lt Col Weldon R Band, USAF (Ret.) CART.AndionyJ, Banuska, USNR (Ra) t Mr, Robert C, Baxter Mr, Donald L Black •* CAPT Leiand E, Bolt USNR (Ret) CDR Robert I, Coleman, Jt, USN RADM Biyan W Compron, Jr, USN (Ro.) CAPT John P CromweU, Jr, USN (Ra) Dr George E, Hazlehursr Col R a o L HUgartnet USMC (Ret) CAPT Guhno A Hins, Jr, USN (Ro.) Mr. C. Thomas Hutchins, Jr * Col Roben B. Kalisch, USAF (Ret) RADM Leiand S, KoUmo^n, USN (Ra.) RADM WJkm H lan^nbeig USNRR (Ra) VADM WJham R Lawience, USN (Ro.) CAPT John PLeahv, USN (Ret.) ADM Kinnaird R McKee, USN (Ra.) Mr John L. PoweU M R . Kenneth E, Pruden Mt WJham R Tliomas, J r * CART WJham S. Thompson, USN (Ra) LCDRAlcxandaWTodd, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Norman M, Tonkin Mrs, John R W a l s CAFT David W WddoJtopf, USNR (Ra)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CAPT Roben E, Adier USN (Ret,) RADM Stanley J, Andeison, USN (Ro,) Mr John E, Armstrong * Mr WiUiam E Barbazette * VADMEdwanl A Budddtei, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Robert B, Carter Mr S. Arthur Casale Mt AUan B, Coideiman Mr Joseph E, DaUey CAPT HenryT Dienich, Jr, USN (Ra) Col Haig Donabedian, USMC (Ro,) CDR William C Earl, USN (Ret) LCDRJamsE, Foley, USN (Ro,) Col WiUiam E, Hutchison, USMC (Ro,) Lt Col Albert W, Johnson, USAF (Ra) CAPT Geoige J. Klen, USN (Ra.) LCDR Chails D. Laison, USN (Ra.) Col Raymond H, Lcssig, USAF (Ro,)

Shipmate, May 2003

CAPT Frank A Liberato, USNR (Ret,) CAPT Wdliam T Marin, USN (Ra) Dr Tom G, McCreless, Jr Lt Col Charls J, Meadow, USAF (Ret,) t LT Stephen Melsko, USN (Ret,) CAPT Douglas V Murray, USN (Ret,) CARTJohn K, Nunneley USN (Ret,) LT Albert L O'Kane, USNRR * CAPT Chails 0 , Paddock, USN (Ret) LCDR WJham W, Rinoson, Jr, USN (Ra) RADM Alexando M, Shidair USN (Ro,) Col WJIiam M, Smidi, Jr, USAF (Ret,) LCDR Bertram H, Stiller USN (Ret,) CAPT lawience R TrcadsveU, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Gotdan Van Hook, USN (Ret,) * RADM Thomas M, Waid, Jr, USN (Ro) CDR Anhur TWani, USN (Ra) CAPT Ralph N, Whisder Jr, USN (Ro,) RADM Alien D, WJUams, USN (Ra.) RADM Ross N. WJUams, USN (Ra.)

Teciunseh Club ($250 - $499) CDR GeneT .Allendet USN (Ret.) CAPT WJIiam J. Aston, USN (Ra.) LT Gos-en L. Bassen, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Glen M. Brewer USN (Ret.) CAPT Carl Couitright USN (Ret) LtCol WJbur W Din^ar, USMC (Ret,) LCDRBunonLDt^geitJi„USNR(Ra)* LT Rogo L, Drew, USNR (Ret,) Mr, Robert C East, Jr Mr Robert H, Gold Lt Col Jams H, Grady, USAF (Ro,) CARTJohn N, Green, USN (Ret,) Col Donald R Grismet USAF (Ro,) Col Roben C. Haiding, USAF (Ret,) Mr Richard C, Higgins, Jr U Col Jack I, Kcndridi, USAF (Ret) RADM Raul A LautermUch, USN (Ra.) LtCol Stanley J, Lofereki, USMC (Ra) CDR AngusMacaulay USN (Ra) CART Roy W Malone, USN (Ret,) Col Roben H, Mcintosh, USAF (Ret,) CDR Graden L Mon^omeiy, USN (Ro,) CAPT Jams R Nehez, Jr, USN (Ro,) CAPT Eric A Ndson, Jr, USN (Ro,) CDR Wdlard R Olson, USN (Ret,) CAFT Jams E,Radja, USN (Ret) LCDR Ridiard A Recken, USNR (Ret,) Mt Richard H, Roberts f CAPT Roben H, SmaU, USN (Ret,) CAPT John ESuder USN (Ret) Mr Frank A Sielzer Lt Col Peny L, Stephens, USAF (Ret,) CDR^Jftkefiekl S. M, Stomena, USN (Ra) LCDR Chails H, ToUe&n, USN (Ra,) * CAPT John L, Woodbury, Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Hobert A Zoehrer USN (Ro,)

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mr Henry H, Adams, Jr Maj Francis G, Baldeiston, USMC (Ret,) Lt Col David V Banneraian, USAF (Ret,) CART George A Bamnas, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Smart M, Beck, USN (Ro,) CART Joseph A, Bray Jr, USN (Ro,) CDR Herbert W. Brudi, USN (Ro,) LtCol John B, Carr Jr, USMC (Ro,) Mr Lee C, Catalano LCDR Dartdl S. Chapman, USN (Ret,) CAPT Richard A, DaUa Mura, USN (Ro,) ENS W, R Davis, USN (Ra,) Mr Roland J. DsiosieR M R , Charls E, Diers CART Louis C Dirtmar, USN (Ret) RADM Richard K, Fonraine, USN (Ret) CDR William E Foster USN (Ret,) CDR John R Francis LCDR Walto H, French, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr and Mrs, Stanley Fuchs LCDR Raul A. Gallagher USN (Ro,) CDR Richmond Gardner USN (Ro,) CDR George W Govan, USN (Ro,) Col John J, Grace, USMC (Ret,) CDR David M, Gieathouse, USN (Ret,) Col Jams W Haniraond, Jr, USMC (Ra,) Mr Roben W. Hay CDR Frank G, Hiehle, Jr, USN (Ret,)

Mr Raymond H, Howard Col Jams C. Hunt Jt, USAF (Ret,) Maj a i v i n W Html, USAF (Ro,) LCDR Richaid R Inman, USN (Ret,) CART Donald H, Jarvis, USN (Ret,) Dr Forrest R, Johns CART Arthui D, Jons, Jr, USNRR (Ra,) LT Andiian Kieram, USNR (Ret) CDR WiUiara F Leppin, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr WJfred R, Linle Mr WJIiam L, Lowdl CDR Grafton R, McFadden, USN (Ret,) CAPT Jams RMehl, USN (Ret,) Maj Fred D, Meredith, USAFR (Ret,) Mr Ralph C Morchead Col Bernard S, Moigan, Jr, USAF (Ret,) Col Philip M, Pahl, USAF (Ret,) CAPT Invin Patdi,Jr, USN (Ret,) CAPT Michael A, Ratten, USN (Ret,) LCDR William J, Rorotsky, USN (Ra.) Mr Robert E Rramann Mr WJIiam B,RuRe,Jrt Lt Col Ridianl H, Rasmussoi, USAFR (Ret) CARTJohn M, Redfield, USN (Ret,) CAFT WJUam D, Shaughncsy, USN (Ret) CAPT Frank T S h a v a USN (Ret,) Col MJron Shaw, USMCR (Ret,) CDR John LSmdtzer USN (Ret,) CART Warren G, Stevens, USN (Ret,) CDRJohn R Sullivan, USN (Ro,) CART Claude J, Tetrick, USN (Ra,) CDR Thomas W Trout, USN (Ro,) CAFT Ralph E Vanda NaJloi, USNR (Ro,) Mr WJIiam A, Weaver

Donor CART Andiew J, Beigesen, USN (Ret,) CDR WiUiam H, Bowling, USN (Ro,) CDR Earie R CaUahan, USN (Ro,) LCDR Richaid V ChUds, USN (Ro,) CARTJohn C Cochrane, USNR (Ret,) Mr Robert L Daly LCDR Anhui C Friedman, USN (Ra) t LT Frederick C, Gambke, USNR (Ra,) Mr Cooper L GUman CDRJohn W, Hamilron, USN (Ra) Dr Michael R. Lachowia Col J, Alan Madnnis, USMC (Ret) CAPT Charls D, Mcintosh, USNR (Rer) CDR Howard L, Moiris, USN (Ret) CDR Charls D, Monow, USN (Ra,) M R , Fiank J, Mulholland CDR Richmond B, Neff, Jr, USN (Ret,) Lt Col William J, Pardee, USAF (Ret,) CDR William R, RhiUips, USN (Ra) Col Jack LRamey USAF (Ret) CART Jimmie L, Rough, USN (Ra.) CDR Hosvaid E, Ruggis II, USNR (Ret,) CART Chails E Rushing, USN (Ra) RADM Goidon J, Schuller USN (Ro,) t CART WaltaJ.Schuci, USN (Ra) Col Richard W Smidi, USMC (Ra) CAPT William A, Smidi, Jr, USNRR Col Walrei C, Stevens, Jr, USAF (Ra) M R , Thomas R Smart CAPT Roben M. Whiaker USN (Ret,) CART William Winbog 111, USN (Ro,)

195Z Total Class Giving-$21437 Aveiage Gift - $908 Participation Rate - 42,1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CDR Ralph Caison, USN (Ret) CAFT Alan EClaik, USNR (Ret,) CART Thoraas C, Goslin, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr and Mrs. Jerome W, Gonesman CAPT Richaid L. Han, USN (Ret,) CAPT Robert E, Hill, USN (Ro,) Lt Col Frank L, Hines, USAF (Ro,) LCDR Liwrence W lannoni, USN (Ro.) Mr Doane E Kiechel, Jr CAFT Jams A, Lovdl, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Robert C, Maich Mr John M, McKeown Mr William E, Pike Bruce and Betty Reichclderfer * Mr Malvin B, Rosch

The Honorable John E, Sheehan Col Michad L, Soirentino, USAF (Ret,) CAPT Noiman F Srein, USN (Ret,) Col Jams S, Troutman, USAFR (Ret,)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CART Eugene M, Avallone, USN (Ret.) Capt Robert R Bardey USAF (Ret.) Maj Tlieodore H, Beauregaid, US.AF (Ret) * CART Jacob C. Brown, USN (Ret.) CARTToxeyH.Califf,USN(Ret) Col Geoige H, Dimon, Jr, USAF (Ret) * CDR Charls D, Federico, USN (Ret,) CAPT Danid H, Garland, USNR (Ra,) * RADM Frederick C Johnson, USN (Ret,) Mr David W, Lang ADM Jams A, Lyons, Jr, USN (Ra.) CDR Robot E, Monis, USN (Ret,) Mr Jams A, Morrison, Jr * Mr Lawrence A, Novak RADM Jams K, Nunndey USN (Ret,) Mr Jack R. Rohlman * CDR Morris RoUak, USN (Ret,) Mr Forrest G, Ramsey Jr Col Jams Rodeen, USAF (Ret) VADM WJIiam H, Rowden, USN (Ret,) CAPT Chails E, Seeger USN (Ro.) LCDR Lloyd TSeljos, USN (Ret,) CAPT Ridiaid C, Smidi, USN (Ret,) MR, WiUiam A, Smidi * Mr Thoraas H, Tonsedi 111 * Mr Jams E Wdch *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CAPT Marvin G, Alexander USN (Ra,) CAPT Roger C, Bos, USN (Ret,) M R , Laurence A, Brown, Jr CDR George L Charbonneau, USN (Ret) CDRJamsN,D'Orso,USN(Ra) CAPT Edwin L, Ebben, USN (Ret,) CAPT Ralph L, Enos, USN (Ra,) CAPT RobertT French, USN (Ret,) Col Raul K, German, Jr, USMC (Ret,) CAPT Walto S, Gray 111, USN (Ro,) RADM Charls E, Gurney III, USN (Ra,) 1st Lt Richaid E, Keisteen, USAFR LtCol John S, Kyle, USMC (Ret) CAPT John M, Ungfoid, USN (Ret) CAPT Richaid J, Uulor USNR (Ro,) CDR WJIiam J, Laux, Jr, USN (Ro,) Col George W Lsrer Jr, USAF (Ret,) Lt Col Nicholas A Liontas, USAF (Ret.) Mr Forrst R Lockwood CART Thomas W Lyons, Jr, USN (Ro,) Lt Col Jean M, Marchand, USAF (Ra) Mr John C, MarshaU Mr Lewis H, Mason * Maj Gen WJIiam B, Maxson, USAF (Ra) CARTJohn E O'Connell, USN (Ret,) CARTJohn E, O'Connor USN (Ret) CART Richard R, Rohli, USN (Ret,) Mr Joseph N, Poitney CART Jerome Rapkin, USN (Ra) VADM Jams A, Sagoholm, USN (Ret) CDR Hugo E, Schlurer USN (Ra,) t LCDR Roben W, Shipley USN (Ra,) CAPT Rayson D, Siero Jr, USN (Ret,) Gen Lawrence A, Skantze, USAF (Ret,) CAPT Kenneth G, Smith, USN (Ret) CAPT Hany A. Spencer Jr, USN (Ro.) CART P o o A. Staik Jr, USN (Ra) CDRJamsM, Stone, USN (Rer) CART Robert M, Sutley USN (Ret,) Mr Robert A, Swanke * CARTRaulJ,TareaultUSN(Ra) Judge Clement C Toibeit, Jr Mrs, Geoige M, Vahsen CDR Charls H, Wiseman, USN (Ra,) CDR Hobait J, Wiseman, USN (Ret,) CART Jenold M, Zachaiias, USN (Ret,)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LCDR David J. Ackeison, USNR (Ro,) CART William H, Bannister USN (Ret,) CDR Geoige H,Boiy,Jr, USN Mr Charles A, Bivenour Jr CART Harry L, Bixby Jr, USN (Ret,)

LCDR Jams C, Branyon, USNR (Ret,) M R , Geoige W M, Brown Lt Col Chads W, Biyan, Sr, USAF (Ro,) Mr James W Buich CAPT Ronald A, Campbdl, USN (Ret) CAPT Rodion Canracuzene, USN (Ret) CDR William E, CaudiU, USN (Ret,) CDR Robot F Caulk, USN (Rer) Mr Lawience H, Claike, Jr CAPT Robot B, Connelly USN (Ret,) Col Richaid E. Denfdd, USAF (Ret,) LTJohnB,Deppen, USNR (Ret,) Mr Glenn C, Driver Jr CAPT George T Dyer Jr, USN (Ra,) CAPT Gordon W Engquist, USN (Ret,) CAFT Roben W FcUhiJiam, Sr, USN (Ret) LT Forist E, Finh, USNR (Ro,) * Col Joseph R Gagliardo, Jr, USMC (Ret,) t Mr Richard K, Giegoiy Mr James S, Hagan CAPT Howanl F Haggaid, SC USNR (Ret) CAPT Frank N, Hannegan, USN (Ret) Mt Frank WHauff RADM Ralph R Hedgs, USN (Ret,) CDR WJIiam E, Hilfrank, USNR (Ret) Lt Col Harvison Hunt, USAF (Ret) Mr Robert J, Isidoio LT Roben E Kampe, USNR CDR Robot C, Kelly USN (Ro,) CAPT Fiedoid W Kraft, USN (Ret,) RADM Walrer M, Locke, USN (Ret) Col Richard C Lyons, USAF (Ret,) LCDR Raul S, MadiJTeny, USNR (Ret) * CART Thomas R Mathis, USN (Ret.) CART Francis E. McDonald, USN (Ret.) Mr Joseph J, McGowan, Jr * CDR Theodore E, Mead, USN (Ret,) CAPT John R, C, Mitchell, USN (Ret,) CAPT Thomas J, Moody USN (Ra,) * Mr Raul E, Nodi CAPT WJIiam J, Palmer Jr, USNR (Ra,) LCDR Robert G, Reed, USN (Ret,) M R , Wdliam H, Reed CAPT Jackson B, Richard, USN (Ret,) CAFT WendeU B, Rivers, USN (Ret) RADM WiUiam J, Ryan, USN (Ro,) Mr Robert E, Sayie, Jr Mr Ferris M, Smidi, Jr CAPT David J. SpeiUng, USN (Ra) Lt Col WendeU B, StockdJe, USAFR (Ret) LCDR Bosquet N, Wev, Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Jams E, Wilson, Jr, USN (Ra)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CART Frederick S, Adaii, USN (Ret,) Maj John R, Alexander Jr, USAF (Ret,) LtCol John H, Allen, USAF (Ro) CDR Raymond C, Amor USN (Ra,) CDR Duane E, Anderson, USN (Ret,) CARTJohn J, Badgett USN (Ret,) CART William S, Balint, Jr, USNR LCDR Leslie L, Banghart, USN (Ret,) LT Conrad S, Banner USNR Col Fiancis W, Bonier USAF (Ret,) Dr Charies J, Bridgman CDR WiUiara T Carl, USN (Ret,) CDR David R Carlisle, USN (Ro,) CDR George P Case, Jr, USN (Ro,) * CDR Clarence E, Chinn, USN (Ret,) CDR Bernaid J, Coski, USN (Rer) Dr Robert J, Courtney Lt Col James R, Crews, USAFR (Ret,) Dr James B, Crowell, Jr CDR Rat Currin, USN (Ret,) CART Chads G, Darrell, USN (Ro,) Col RhiUpC Davis, Jr, USAF (Ra) Mr WiUiara R, Ddahunty, Jr CAFT PhJip V H, L Ducken, USN (Ra) Capt Maurice A. Enderie, USAFR (Ret.) Mr Ernest R Fakoury Col Jean B,Falgoust USAF (Ro.) Mr Henry E, Gruppe ColJohnAHaaren,USAF(Ret) Mr Ronald F Hatrin Mr Robert E Holzwarth Mr Ruftis G, Hubbard Col Gerald H, Hyndman, USMC (Ret,) CDR Danid J, Kenhaw, USN (Rer) Mr Andiew Y, Le Moal

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CAPT Thomas W. Luckett USN (Ra.) Col Theodore J. Lutz, USMC (Ret.) Mr Jerome M. Malaraent Mrs. Roben X. McKee CAPT Louis K, Mdvfflan, Jr, USNR (Ret.) Mr Bruce A. Miller CAPT Leiand G. Mitchell, USN (Ro.) LtCol Edgar S. Mosa USMCR (Ret.) Mr McKenzie Moss Mr John R Nelson * CAPT Jams W. Organ, USN (Ret.) Mr Edward M. Raluso Mr Richaid R. Penigrew Mr. Joseph Pidkowicz Lt Col Geoige E, Price, Jr, USAF (Ra,) Col NeJ E, Prince, USAF (Ret) Lt Col Edward B, Richter USAF (Ret,) Mr William E, Roberts, Jr CDR Grady H,Roby USN (Ret) Lt Col William D, Ronlet USAF (Ret,) CDR Robot E, Sheldon, USN (Ra.) CDR Howard G, Tmeblood, USN (Ra,) CDR Lamar W, Tuzo, USN (Ro,) CART Larry G, Valade, USN (Ra) LtCol Carl R Webb, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Jams E. WJliams, USN (Ra) LT Robot D. Wilson, USNR (Ra.)

Donor Dr Leroy G, AppeU Mr Donald R Bell RADM Hugh A Benton, USN (Ro,) M R , Paul F Blacbdar CART AllynVBress, USN (Ra) CDR Roben S, Buckman, USN (Ra.) Col Robert M. Burch, USAF (Ra) Mr Richard H. Carson RADM Uwiencc C Chambos, USN (Ret.) CART Olin L. Dkon III, USN (Ret) CDR WiUiam R Eddy III, USN (Ret) CAPT William G. Fishei, Jr, USN (Ra) Rev. John P FuUo CAPT Anhur R. Gustavson, USN (Ro.) ADM Hunrington Haidisty, USN (Ret) Mr Clarence L. Johnson Dr Lloyd M. Lamben CART Harold M. J. Lewis, Jr, USN (Ra) Col Prentice A Lindsay, USMC (Ra.) M R . Alben G. Mason LtCol Mack Mauldin, Jr, USAF (Ret.) M R . Joseph W. Rafalowski, Jr LCDR J. WiUiam Sherar, USNR (Ra) Mr Thomas M. Thawley VADM Joseph B. WJkinson, Jr, USN (Ra)

1955 Total Class Givmg-$343,799 Average Gift - $1,451 Participation Rate 34.2%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Theodore H. Black * Lt Col Chads W. Cole, USAF (Ra.) RADM Perer C. Conrad, USN (Ro,) Mr Moade A. Clamer Jr Mr Robert R Davidson * Mr Dean 0 . DeLamar Mr Robert G. Dettmer * LtCol David B.Jones, USAF (Ret.) VADM Bernaid M. Kaudcrer USN (Ra) CDR Donald S. Lawrence, USN (Ret.) Mr Archie E MacAIIaster RADM John B, Mooney Jr, USN (Ro,) CAFT Harry E, Robson, USNR (Ret) * CDR Arlis J, Simmons, USN (Ret,) Col John RRSinnon,AUS(Ra,) Mr Clifford C Thomas, Jr ADM Cariisle A, H, Trost, USN (Ret,) • Dr Nicholas Wallno

Leadership Club ( $ 1 , 0 0 0 - $2,499) CDR Frank Adorney USN (Ret) Mr Kimbrough S, Bassett VADM Clyde R Bdl, USN (Ra.) LCDR Chads L, Boyer, USNR (Ra,) RADM David S. Ciuden, USN (Ret)

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a P T Chads D, Fdlows, USN (Ret) CAFT Arthur H, Gilmore, USN (Ra) CART Michad T Greeley USN (Ro,) CART AUen B, Higginbodiam, USN (Ret) VADM M, S, Holcomb, USN (Ret,) * CART Augustine E, Hubal, Jr, USN (Ra) Col John K, Hyan, Jr, USMC (Ro,) CDR Folsora Jenkins, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr WJIiam J. Rape II VADM William E, Ramsey USN (Ret,) Col WJIiam J, Richardson, USAF (Ret,) CART Uland H, Sebring, USN (Ret) Mr Bertram H, Shoopraan, Jr Mrs, Danid R Speriing LCDR Frederic J, Thomas, USN (Ro,) Mr Charls S, Waiko Lt Col Gerald E. Weinstdn, USAF (Ret,) CDR Jack L. Wilson, USN (Ret.) Mr Peyton R Wise II • CARTTakshi YoshUiara, USN (Ro.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CDR Norraan K. Berge, USN (Ra.) CDR Jams RBotten, USNR (Ra) CART John H. Boyd, Jr, USN (Ra.) CART Francis T Brady USNR (Ret.) CDR Leo J. Cannon, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Ray E Grata USN (Ro,) Mr Notval W, Dixon, Jr MR, Ralph E Freese Col David B, Giover USAF (Ra.) CDRJeiomeB, Hays, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Donald B. Heme, USAF (Ret) LCDRJohnJ. Hoh, USN (Ro.)t MR. Roben E.KIce CDR Bailie B.Locke, USN (Ret.) Lt Gen Geoige D. MiUer USAF (Ro.) CDR Francesco A Musoirafiri, USN (Ret.) CART Jams L O'Keefe, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Donald J. Rodienbergei, USN (Ro,) CAPT WiUiam A Ryan, USN (Ra.) Mr Fiank B, Shakespeare LtCol WiUiam A Simpson, USMC (Ra,) LT Noiman A Smidi, U S N R * MrHalJ,Styls,Jr CAPT Richard T Wright USN (Ra.)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT Richard K. Albright USN (Ra) CAPT Geoige R Banhelenghi, USNR (Ra) Mr Bion B, Bierer Jr * Col WincheU M, Craig, Jr, USMC (Ret.) CARTJohn V Ciicchi, USN (Ret.) LTC Edmund K Daley, Jr, USA (Ra.) CART Darrell D, Dempster USN (Ret.) CDR WJIiam J. Dowe, Jr, USN (Ro.) Rev John A. Furgerson CAFT Roy 0 . Girod, USN (Ra) Mr Theodore J. Goidon, Jr Mr David M. Govan Mr WJIiam C. Hall a P T J o h n M, Henson, USN (Ret) CARTJohn E, Hoch, Jr, USN (Ra.) CAFF Henry D, HukiU, Jr, USN (Ret) Maj Laurence F Johnson, USAF (Ret) CDR Robot W. Kuffd, USN (Ra) Lt Col Uiiy H. Laiid, USAF (Ret) Mt Robot E Laufraan CART Sanford N. Levey USN (Ra) CAPT Brian R McCrane, USN (Ret.) Mr David P Mittdl CART Gerald W Muench, USN (Ra.) LtCol Roben V Plank, USAF (Ro.) Mr John T Quirk a P T Chads A. Reed, USN (Ret) Lt Col Richard E, Robbins, USAF (Ret.) M R . WJIiam A. Robinson Col Beniand D, Smith, USAF (Ro.) LtColJohnH, Smith, USMC (Ra) Mr Paul N, Sonnenburg Col Biadley Sutto, USAF (Ra) Mr Milton H, Tolman CDR Donald E, Upshaw, USN (Ret,) CDR David E Wagner, USN (Ra.) Mr Harold L W a l t e R , J r * CAPT Otto W WiU III, USN (Ra,) CAPT Edward L, Willever USN (Ret) MrJackD.WiIno

LCDR Edgar K. Wood, Jr, USN (Ro.) CDR Rayraond C Zahn, USNR (Ra)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDR WiUiam RAlbeis, USN (Ret) Mr Frederick A. Alden 111 CDR William D. Allen, Sr, USN (Ret.) CDR Don J. Amraerman, USNR (Ret.) CDR Frederick C. Andrews, USNR CDR Melvin S. Bassett, USN (Ret.) CAPT PeverU BlundeU, USN (Ra) Mr Joseph B, Bornstein Mr Bernard C, Botula CDRJohn I, Bradbury, USN (Ret.) CAPT Edwin H. Brooks, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard L Brumraage, USN (Ret) CART Jams W Brundage, USAF (Ra.) Mr John T. Burkhardt CDR Jams H. Carrington, Jr, USN (Ret.) Col William C ChambcR, USAF (Ret.) Mr Larry D. CoUiei LtCol Jams J, Connolly USMC (Ra,) Mr Robert D, Conolly CDR Robert D. Dodling, USN (Ra.) Maj Aultman Doty, USAF (Ro.) Mt Ingdl H. Doyle CART Paul L, Dudley Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT John A. Dunaway, Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Henry C Emmeriing, Jr, USNR CAPT Harvey A Falk, Jr, USN (Ro.) CAPT Ernest W Fergusson, USN (Ra.) Col WUliam A. Fiedlund, USAF (Ro.) RADM Joseph E Frick, USN (Ra.) Mr WUliam E. Frohligcr CAPT John E Frost III, USN (Ret.) CART John R GaUivan, USAFR t Mr Richard C. Garretson CAPT Joseph A Gildea, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alvin S. Glazier USN (Ret.) Mr T Mortis Hackney Mr D. K. Harrison Mt Robert E. Haskin CDR Robert E. Hatchei, Jr, USN (Ro.) Col Roben E, Haydon, USAF (Ra.) CAPT Robert E. Hempd III, USNR (Ra) CDR Hugh W. Higgins, USN (Ret) Mr Harley E. Hoffman RADM Stephen J, Hostetder USN (Ra) CDR Albert W, Housron, USN (Ra) Lt Col David W, Howdl, USAF (Ra,) LTJG Sam H, Huffman, Jr, USN (Ro.) Col Walto R Hutchins, USMC (Ret,) LtCol Stanley C, Jaksina, USMC (Ra,) LCDR Jams R Jenkins, Jr, USN (Ret,) RADMOarenceAEJohnsoaJt, USNR (Ret) LCDR John M. Johnsron, USN (Ret) CDRJohn E, King, Jr, USN (Ret) Lt Col Donald W Klick, USAF (Ret.) CDRMaishdILKratz, USN Mr Fiands E, Lammas, Jr CAPT WUliam A, Lawler USN (Ret,) Col Robert E, Lowell, USAF (Ra) Col Botiam A Maas, USMC (Ra,) LT Joseph L. Mdone, Jr, USN (Ret,) Lt Col Dondd L. Mang, USAF (Ra.) Col Albert H, Manhaid, Jr, USMC (Ra,) L T W a l t h a C M a s o , USNRR Mr Sidney F Mason Mt Philip H, MaxweU CAPT Dondd H, McVay USN (Ra,) CAPT Curtis W, Miller Jr, USN (Ret,) Col Uwrence B, Molnar USAF (Ret,) LtCol John R Muhlig, Jr, USMC (Ra,) LT Roben E, Nordirop, USNR (Ret,) LtCol Patrick J, O'ConneU, USMC (Ret,) Col Bruce F Ogden, USMC (Ret,) Lt Col and Mis. Edwaid B. Oppomann LtCol Arnold J, On, USMC (Ret,) Mr Henry B. Patterson, Jr CDR Raymond E. Paulsen, USN (Ra.) CDRAItonAPedeisen,USN(Ra) Mr Jams E Rope CART WiUiam J, Quiik, USN (Ret,) CAPT Roben J. Raffaele, USN (Ra) CDR Howaid W, Randall, USN (Ro,) CDR Raymond E, RefFitt, USN (Ret,) Mr Kenneth M, Salzman CDR Jams R Sdieimeihora, USN (Ret) LCDR Ronald L, Shariah, USN (Ret,)

Mr Dwayne A, Sheets * Mr Dondd B, Smith CAPT Kenneth B, Stafford, USN (Ra.) CART Robot L Snuven, USN (Ret.) CAPT WiUiam E. Trueblood, USN (Ra) Lt Col Harold E. Wakitsch, USAF (Ra.) Mr Gene R Ward CAPT Jams M, Wcbsta USN (Ra)

Donor RADM Richaid C Avrit USN (Ro.) CART Ardiur C. Bivens, USN (Ret.) Col Ray E. Bright USMC (Ret.) Mt Charles C. Carter Mr Henry W Davis t CAPT Robot G. Donndly USN (Ret) CDR Roben R. Goldnet USN (Ro.) Mr Richard G, Harrison CDR Cari B, Headland, USN (Ra) Mr Edwin M, Henry, Jr CART Robot B. Hoffman, USN (Ro,) CDR Edgar G, Hope, Jr, USN (Ret,) Col Robert W G. Jons, USMC (Ra) CAPT WJUam E. Kennedy, USN (Ret.) Capt Fredeiic A, Mann, USAFR Mr John G. McCuUen, Jr LCDR Verne G. Nomady USN (Ro.) LCDR David N. Roner USN (Ro.) CDR John RRoepke, USN (Ret.) Mr Roben E, Ruckman Mr George R, Ruddick, Jr Mrs, Frank J, Scolpino, Jr LCDR WiUiam B. Shiriey, USN (Ret.) CDR Abrara B. Snively III, USN (Ra.) Mr BUI G. Starns Maj Jams E. Stephens, USAF (Ret) CDR William J. Snirgeon IH, USN (Ra) LtCol Thomas L. Sullivan, USMC (Ra.) Mr Jack T Van Brunt CDR Eugene R Van Hoof, USN (Ro.) CDR Raymond L. WiUiams, USN (Ra.)

1954 Total Class Giving-$317,629 Average Gift - $989 Participation Rate - 53.0%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) Anonymous LtCol L WUiara Alter Jr, USMCR CART Jams E Bell, USN (Ret) Mr Thomas E. Bendey Lt Col Nicholas R Callas, USAF (Ra) LCDR Leonard 1. Cole, Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Theodore M. Edson, USN (Ro.) Mt Frederick J. Ftanco * Gen RobertT Herres, USAF (Ro.) CARTFredAHuU, USN(Ra) Mr E, Gregoiy Kiikorian CDR Carl L, Masrer Jr, USN (Ret,) ADM Bumham C McCafSee, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr WiUiara E, Obeiholtzo III Mr James A, Riestridge, Jr ADM Nils R, Thunman, USN (Ret,) RADM Edsvaid K WaUter Jr, USN (Ra) Col Fitz W M, Woodrow, Jr, USMC (Ra) CART Geoige V Zebeddn, Jr, USN (Ra,)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CART Dwight M, Agnew, Jr, USN (Ret) LtCol Richaid J, % r USMC (Ro,) CAPT Btadley A, Bassett, USN (Ra,) Lt Col Dsvight E. Bigelow, Jr, USAF (Ra,) Col George W Botbyl, USAF (Ra,) Maj Gen John A, Brashear, USAF (Ro,) CAPT Christopher H, Brown, USN (Ret) RADM Lasvrence Burkhaidt 111, USN (Ret) CDR Geoige E, Chisholm II, USN (Ret,) LtGen Clyde D, Dean, USMC (Ro,) t CART PcKi B, Easton, USN (Ret.) RADM Nid R Feiiaro, USN (Ret,) Mr RobertJ, Ganrer Mr Eugene L, Geronime CDR William E. Greo IlL USN (Ro,) Col Vincent E Han, Jr, USMC (Ra.) Mr John A, HarviUa CDR David R, Hinkle, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Jerry R Holman, USAF (Ret.)

CAFT William C Holman, USNRR Mr William E H o b * Maj Gen WJIiam W Hoova USAF (Ra.) Mr John Hiustich * RADM John E Jons, Jr, USN (Ret) Mrs. Stephen W Joidan CART Edward S. Kdlogg 111, USN (Ro.) Mr Jams G. Kohoutek CAPT Frederick J. KoUmoigen, USN (Ret.) RADM Ronald J. Kurth, USN (Ra.) Mr Raymond R. Layne Lt Col Richard B. Lewis, USAF (Ret) CAPT Geoige R. McKee, Jr, USN (Ra) Col WiUiam E. McKinstiy, USMC (Ro.) Mr Bryce A. Mutch, Jr LT Raul X. O'NeUI, USNRR CART Julian C Patrick, USN (Ra) Lt Col Harold E. PJchet USAF (Ra) Col Don R. Ray USAF (Ra) CAPT Teiiy R Ridgsvay USAFR CAPT Geoige R Robey, Jr, USN (Ra) Maj Julian Salas, USAF (Ro.) CDR Robert D. Schoecken, USN (Ra) Col S. J. Shaffian, USAF (Ra) Lt Col Chads 1. Shdton, USAF (Ra) CART Edwin A Shuman III, USN (Ra.) Mt Stephen J. Sinko Col Charls N. D. Smith, USAF (Ret.) CDR Frauds X. Steele, USN (Ra) LtCol R RdeyThomley, USMC (Ra) CART Evan J. Vaughan, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Eugene N. Wilfen, USNR (Ra) CAPT John L. Woodward, USN (Ro.) CAFT Rerei B. Wyckoff, USN (Ra)

J o h n Paul Jones Club

($500 - $999) Mr Walter S. Anderson Mr Raymond G. Burke * Mt Richard K. BycR Lt Gen Aloysius G. Casey USAF (Ro.) CDR Shdby V T Clark, SC USN (Ra) CDR Robert L Guns, USNR (Ret.) Col Timothy J. Downs, Jr, USAFR (Ret) LCDR Alan J. Dworsky, USN (Ro.) Col Stephen S. Eisenhauei, USMC (Ret.) CAFT Ralph C. Elder USN (Ra) CART Roscoe D. Geoige, Jt, USN (Ret.) Col Robert E. Gibson, USMC (Ro.) CAFT Jams V Healy USNR (Ra) RADM Edwaid J. Hogan, Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Jonadian S. Hurt, USN (Ro.) Mr Geoige E Knotts Maj Geoige D. Knudtowski, USAF (Ret) CAPT Charls W. Learned, Jr, USN Mr Philip N. Livingstone VADM Edward H. Martin, USN (Ro) Mr Robert T. Martin RADM Weber S. MracRon.Jr, USN (Ret.) Mt RusseU C. Meteer * CAPT Raldgh B. MUler Jr, USN (Ra) RADM William C Ned, USN (Ra.) CAPT Edwaid R Oscaison, USN (Ret) Mr Richard G. Radberg Mr David L. Pease * CAFT Geoige E. Prodiaska, USNR (Ro.) * Mr John W. Rigtaink * CDR Rufiis E. Rose, Jr, USNR (Ra) Col Alois A. Slepicb, USMC (Ro.) Col Richard C. Snavely USAF (Ra) CDR Richard C. Sodcrholm, USN (Ra) CART Curtis A. Sorenson, USN (Ret.) Dr Eugene 0 . S. Stevenson CDR Terence B. Sutherland, USN (Ra) CDR John E Tate, USN (Ra) Mt Timodiy C Taylor * CAPT Robert R. Wilmet USN (Ra)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT Perer C Alecxih, USNR (Ra) CAPT Ramon C Alvarado, USN (Ret.) M R . Joseph E AndeRon CDRCharlsWBanholomew, USNR (Ret) CART W d t o R Beck, USN (Ret.) CART Frank R Berkhiraer USN (Ret.) CDR Henry G. BiUerbeck, USN (Ra) CART George T Bole, USNR (Ro.) ColJoBrendd,USAF(Ret.) M R . Guy Cane

Shipmate, May 2003

CDR Howard R Canrer USN (Ra.) M t John J. Carson CAPT Ralph E. Chidlev, USN (Ro.) Mt Ridiaid H. Childress CAPT Fodinand 1. Coins, Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Robot G, Conaughron, USN (Ra.) CAPT Thomas L. Cuny, USN (Ret) CAPT Ridiaid J. Damico, USN (Ret.) CDR Ralph G. Das-is, USN (Ret) Col Ridiaid L. Dennis, USMC (Ro.) CDR Maurice H. Desseyn. USN (Ret.) CDRJamieson K. Deuel, USN (Ra.) CAPT John E. Doi^hertv, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Donal W Eliion. USN (Ra.) Col Ernst E. Esans, J t , USMC (Ra.) RADM Ridiatd T GaskiU. USN (Ret.) Mt lohn M. Geiding CAPT PhJip G. GraWe. USN (Ret) Mt WJham C. Grav. Jr CAFT WJham C GreaJaw, USNR (Ra.) Mr AUan R Gunion CDR Roben S. Haines, USNR (Ra.) Mr Maurice W.Hufiit CAPT Arthur D. Jesso. USN (Ret) CART John G. Jueigens, USN (Ret.) Col Fredoick W. Knops, It. US.AE (Ra.) * LCDR Chris Kiahn. USN (Ret.) CDRJamesELamorc.USN Lt Col Ronald E. Let. US.AF (Ret) Col Gerald E Madcev. US.AF (Ra.) Col Frederid; A Mariisvs, USMC (Ret) Col WJUam G. McKav, US.AF (Ra.) CDR Robot L Morin, USN (Ro.) CDR M. Rav .Messingo, USNR (Ret) Maj Goi Joe E . M o i ^ , USAF ( R a ) CAFT Umid H. Xfonimo IE, USN (Ret) M R . Owen W. Nash Mt Ridiard W, Ndson CDRLeoAORino,USN(Ret.) LtCol Jams L Ow-ois, USMC (Ro.) CAPT Lee R Panoson, USN (Ro.) Col Wmsron D. Panoson. US,AF (Ro.) Mi.JohnD.RhJhps Lt Gen John S. Rustay, USAF (Ret)

CDRAlbertD.RaperUSN(Ra.) Mr Andresv J, Reynolds Rev John H, RodgeR, Jr CAPT William P Rodriguez, USN (Rer,) CAPT Oliver V Shearer'^ Ir, USN (Ro,) CDR Uoyd H, Snider USN (Ret) Lt Col Jams T, Strader USAF (Ret) CDR Hany J, Sweet 111, USN (Ret,) CART h u l E, Trcagy, Jt, USN (Ra.) CAPT Herbert D. trenham. USN ( R a ) CAPT Charls H. Uliidi, USN (Ro.) CDR R t a J. Vogelboga, Jr, USNR (Ra.) CDRJohn E. Wagner USN (Ret.) Lt Col Jams C Whadev, Jr. USAF (Ret) CART Roy R Wight, USN (Ro.) CAPT Hal D. Wood, USNR (Ra)

Century Club ($100 - $249) LCDR Falne B. .AndeRon. Jr, USN (Ret.) Dr John M. .AshuRi, Jr CDR Gayloid B. Ballard. USNR (Ret.) CDR Lawrence D. Ballou. USN (Ra) CART John RBayne, USN (Ret) CDR.AichibddB.Bedtniann.jL,USN(Ra) CDR Mauiice R. Berdan. USN (Ro.) Mr and M R . John S. Brennan CART Roben R Briner USN (Ra) Col JerrdlW, Brooks CDR Roben C Brown. Jr, USN (Ra.) CDR RidianlE Burns, USN CAFT Mels-Jle R Byington, Jr, USN (Ra) CART Mark W. Byrd, USN (Ret) Mr. John D. CampbeU M R . WJIiam A Cann Mt Henry W. Cianflone CAPT Walrei J, Coakley, USN (Ro.) Mr. Irs'in L. Coleman, Jr LCDR WJIiam R Colvhi, USN (Ro.) Mr Samud R Connor Mr Jams R CouiUard CAPT Herfjen C Crane, USN (Ro.) Mr. WJIiam A Creager Jr CDR WJIiam H. Groom, USN (Ro.)

CAPT Richaid A. Cuiria USN (Ret) Col Madison M. Daily USAF (Ret.) CAPT Noiman A. Deam, USN (Ro.) Mr Frank J. DoRey Mr Dean W. Eis'in Mr Kennedi A. Feirei Mr David A. Fitzwilliara CART Clifton G. Fosrer Jt, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Albert R Freer Jr, USAF (Ret) Col Wayne T Five, USAF (Ret,) CAPT Haiold A,' Glosier Jt, USN (Ret,) Mr Robert A Hdl Mr Jetty L, HamUton CDR Maik Z, Hanlon, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAFF WJIiam W Haigra«, Jr, USN (Rer) Mr Darsvin L, Hathsvay, Sr LCDR John W Havicon, USNR (Ret,) CART Edward E. Henifin, USN (Ret,) Mt David L, Heniy CAPT G«)^e M, Henson, USN (Ra,) CAPTOscaiAHeizerUSN CDR Alvin E, Hodirauth, USN (Ret,) CAPT RidianI G, Holenbadi, USN (Ret) LCDR WiUiam D, HoUoman, USN (Ret.) LCDR WJIiam L. Huffinan, USNR (Ret) RADM Charls B, Hunrer USN (Ret,) Mr Joseph T, Jennings Col h-an J, Jons, USAF (Ret.) CDR Einst W Lietzan, Jr, USN (Ret.) Lt Col C. Tann LighRey, USAF (Ret.) LCDR John F Lyding, USN (Ra.) Mr Raymond R, Maesni Lt Col Mauro J, Mdtagliari, USAF (Ret,) t CDRJohn T MaRhaU, Jr, USN (Ret,) Col Francis J, McCarthy, Jr, USAF (Ret,) CART Gerald D, Md:ardiy, USN (Ra,) Mr Patrick J, S, McNenny MrJohnAMiUo Lt Col WJIiam L, MJler USAF (Ret,) CDR Thomas W, Moore, USN (Ro,) CDR Richaid C MyeR, USN (Ret) * Col Midiael A, Nassr USAF (Ret,) LCDR WJUam H, NidioUs, Jr, USN (Ret) CART Frank R, Nolan, USN (Ro,) CART WJUam J, Oldmixon, USN (Ret,) CDRJoomeJ, Olsen, USN (Ret) Mr Jams Reppeidine CDRDavidJ,ReraultUSN(Ret,) Lt Col Dale L, Picardat USAF ( R a ) Mr Charles R, Prohaska Maj Frederid E, Pyean III, USMC (Ro,) CDR Richard R, Read, USN (Ro,) Lt Col Raphad L Rcddhigton, USAF (Ret) Mr John A. Reid CDR Wdrer T Richards, USN (Ret) RADM Robert B, RogcR, USN (Ro,) CDR Charls C, Rose, Jr, USN (Ro,) t CART ErastJ,Sabol,Jr, USN (Ro,) CDR Robert W Scon, USN (Ret,) CDR Jams A Seabloom, USNR (Ret) Maj Jay G, SeUeR, USMC (Ro,) Mr William N,Shadden,Jr CART Charls U, ShUling, USNR (Ra) CDR Jay R Smidi, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Carl J, Soreco Col Richaid B, Spencer USAF (Ret) MIS. Marjoiie Stefandii CDR Donald W, Stevenson, USN (Ra) t CART Michad J, Sroffd, USN (Ret) ADM Richaid L, Thompson, USN (Ret) LCDR Albin A, Tisdale, USN (Ret,) Mr Howard B, Wadtins, Jr CART Roben M, Watson, USN (Ro,) Mr John E, Wells CDR Maurice H, Wonss, USN (Ret,) CART Charls G, Wheder USN (Ret,) Maj Earl F Whipple, Jr, USMC (Ret,) Mr Russdl 0 , Williams CDR Fred L, Wood, USN (Ro,) CAFF Leon G, Wood, Jr, USNR (Ret,) RADM Harold L. Young, USN CDR Joseph J, Zable, USN (Ret.)

Donor CWO Charls E. Bailey Jr, USNR (Ra.) Mr WiUiam B. N, Beiiy CAPT Guy Cane, USN (Ret) t Mt Donald D. Deem CAFT Carl C Drenkard, USN (Ro.) CAFT Theodore V Fekula, USN (Ro.)

Shipmate, May 2003

CDRJeiiyE.Gailitz,USN(Ret,) CDR BasJF Gray Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Chails R, Greene, USN (Ret,) Mr Donald R, Halagan LtCol John FHaiveU, USAF (Ret,) Lt Col Arnold W, Heiting, USAF (Ret,) CAPT Charls L, Horowitz, USN (Ro,) CAPT WiUiam J, H u n t a USN (Ret,) Lt Col Matdiew D, KiritpaniA, USAF (Ret.) MrRonaldJ. Kloyda CDR David E, Lewis, USN (Ret,) Mt Chails A, Lockwood 111 CAPT PhJip Lyons, USN LTJamsE McGill, USNR LtCol John D,Meehan, USAF (Ret,) Mr James W Mooie Mr Raymond E Pavia Dr WiUiam J, Ridiretjr M R , Jean C, Seagiovs CDR Roben K, Shedian, USN (Ret,) Mr Rayraond J, Shugar Col and MR, Harvey Taffet CAPT Thoraas A, Thode, USNR (Ret) CAPT Jams E Topping, USN ( R a ) CAFT Jams R Wright, USN (Ret,) Capt Jams S, Zimmerman, USAF

1955 Total Class Giving-$363,538 Average Gift - $1,955 Paitidpation Rate - 31.6%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CART Glenn N. Arthur Jr, USN (Ro.) Mr David J. Dunn Mr and Mrs, Mdvin Fishei CDR Edwin H, Grant, Jr, USN (Ro,) M R , Grace D, Henry CAFT Albot J, Kotisdiek, USNR (Ra) * RADM Makohn MadGnnon IB, USN (Ra) Mr Robert 0 , Riice * LCDR Kirk W, Rowe, USN (Ret) BGen Paul D, Slack, USMC (Ra,) Mr Gary L, Snyder Geoige and Maiy Lou Ston Col Fiedeiic L, Tolleson, USMC (Ra,) Col Ernst Volgenau, USAF (Ro.) RADM John C Weaver USN (Ro.) CDR Ono A Zipf, USN (Ret)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) LtCol John A Adams, USMC (Ret) Mt Thomas L, Aldrich * Maj Gen WJham A AndeR, USAFR (Ra) Col Frank E, Bendrick, USAF (Ret,) CAPT Norman W, Haiper USNR (Ro,) CAPT Andiony A HastogK USN (Ra,) * Mr Tom G, Hussmann Mr Harold A Levin * VADM WJUam E Mdiuley, USN (Ra,) CART Alban T Mclsaac, USN (Ro,) MajGen John R Monahan, USMC (Ret) VADM Henty C, Mustin, USN (Ret,) Mt Harold C, Pabst, Jr CAPT EIron C Parker Jr, USN (Ret) VADM J, T Parka Jr, USN ( R a ) CDR Roben B, Ririe, Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT John W, Renaid, USN (Ro,) Col Eainst H, Seboig, USAF (Ret,) ADM WiUiam D, Sraidi, USN (Ro,) LCDR WJkid G, Steadman III, USN (Ra) RADM Donald L, Stunz, USN ( R a ) Mr John G, Toner Mr Juan A. TorroeUa * RADM Hugh L. Webster, USN (Rer) RADM Edwaid A WJkuison,Jr, USN (Ra)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CART Rogo L, Coffey USN (Ret,) VADM Goirge W, Davis, Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr and M R , Daniel Eben RADM Robert R Fountain, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Joseph A, Gattuso CAPT Raul B, dozen, USN (Ret,) CDR Raymond R Hoidoson, USNR (Ret) Mr RobertJ, Higgs CART Raymond W Hine, USN (Ret,)

CAPT Donosdiois N, Kolaras, USN (Ret) CART Chads E, Masalin, USN (Ro,) LCDR Mitdiell D, Marfiews, Jr, USN (Ret) CDR Robert TMeloy USN (Ret) Maj Gen Perei W OdgeR, USAF (Ro,) CDR Roy C Raul, USN (Ret,) CDR Danid E, Peddiam, USN (Ret,) CAFT WJIiam 0 , K Rencz, USN (Ret,) Maj Donald F Rohr USAF (Ret,) * CAPT Stanley S, Skompski, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Thomas L, State

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Capt Joseph E, Airastiong, USMCR LT Charls W Bdlcw, USNR (Ra,) LCDR John R, Boardman, USNR LCDR Angelo G. Cicolani, USN (Ra,) Mr David B, Crouch * Mr Joseph T, Daniel CAPT Albert L, Dawson, USN (Ret) CAPT BiUy M, Ervin, USN (Ret,) Col Robert L Fischer USMC (Ro,) Mr WJfred S, Fisho CAPT Myls E, Fladaget USN (Ro.) Dr Edsvard R Floyd LCDR Alden W Foney, Jt, USNR (Rfl.) Mr Claude T Fuqua III Mr Gerald W.GJstad CART Guy A, B, Grafius, USN (Ret,) Mr Carl H. Hains Gen Monroe W, Hatch, Jr, USAF (Ro.) CARTJohn B, Hayns, USNR (Ret) Mr Brooks T Huey CARTTheron L, Kropp, USNR (Ro,) CAPT WJIiam E UvaUee, USN (Ret,) CAFrWilliamH.J,ManJiorpe,Jc,USN(Ret) CAPT George W Manin, USNR (Ret,) LtCol Cailos K. McAfee, USMC (Ro,) Dr WJUam E, McCarron, Jr CAPT Geoige W Mead III, USN (Ret.) Mr Robert M. MieUch Lt Col Albert K MJlay USAF (Ro.) Col Gerald L. Nay, Jr, USAF (Ret.) Mr Byron B. NeweU VADM John W Nyquist, USN (Ro.) CART WiUiam L. Pray, USN (Ra.) * Mr Wsley L. Saundeis, Jr CDR Wsley W SaundeR, USN (Ret) LCDR RoU^ A Shepard, USN (Ra.) LCDR Charls R Smidi, USN (Ra.) Mr E. Harlin Smith CART Thomas F StaUraan, USN (Ra.) Maj Raul M, Ulshafet USAF (Ro,) M R , Eugene R, Walkei CAFT Frank B, Warren, USNR (Ret,) M R , Jerome F WaRon CAPT Raymond A Ways, USN (Ro,) CAFT Dand E, Wstbrook, Jr, USN (Ra) CART Bernard A, Whire, USN (Ret,) CART Jams L, WJhs, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr John M, Yuscavage

Century Club ($100 - $249) LCDR ElifAAndeRen, USN Mr Jams M, Banen Prof, Robert E, Boughner CART Ralph N, ChanneU, USN (Ro.) Maj Jams J, Chmdik, USMC (Ro,) LT Robert L, Conlan, USNR Mr George W, Conner Mr Dale E Crosier * CART Danid C, Dennison, USN (Ra,) CART Andiony J, Dopazo, USN (Ro,) Mr Edwaid M, Dowo Mr Thomas J, Drake Mr WJIiam Ellas, Jr Mr John J, Foran Mr Shepard Foist LtCol Bobby H. Freeman, USMC (Ro,) Mr Quentin L, Glass LtCol BiUy M, Grims, USMC (Ret,) CAPT Sheried L Guille, USN (Ret) Mr Donald L, Hamlin RADM WJham J, HoUand, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Hanley 0 , Hoke CDR Theodore K, Hyman, USNR (Ro.) Mr Thomas E. Irvine CAPT Edward F Jardine, Jr, USN (Rer.)

Mr Robert G. Judd CDR Edward A. Kingsron, USN (Ret) Lt Col Richard M. Kinler USAF (Ret) Lt Col Donald J. Loosley, USAF (Ro.) CDR Stephen D. Lowe, USN (Ro.) ColRayJ.Lunnen.Jr, USAF(Ro.) CDR Gco^e J. McMurtiy, USNR (Ret) Col James K, McRheison, USAF (Ret,) Lt Col Raymond R Maleiios, USAF (Ret) Col Jimmie R, MitcheU, USAF (Ret,) CART Burron L, Munger USN (Ret) Lt Col Patrick J, O'Connor USAF (Ret.) LtCol Edward R, Perron, USMC (Ret.) Col Jams M. Poiyman, Jr, USMC (Ret.) Col WJbui D, ReteRon, USAF (Ro,) CAPT Chads M, Plumly USN (Ret,) LCDR PhUip M, Reiczd, USN (Ra.) Mr Roben C Rice LCDR Richard A Ruth IV, USN (Ro,) CDR John W, Smidi, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robot C Snange, USN (Ra) LCDR Dennis J. SuUivm, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Claience J. Thurston Col John T Tyler, USMC (Ret.) Mr Simon J. Ulcickas, Jr Mrs. Maiy-Maiie WinteR

Donor Rev Ardiur B. Allen Mr Glenn D. Bats Mr Joseph E, Bennen Col Robert H. Bluish, USAF (Ro.) CDR Frederick D, Bunerfidd, USN (Ra) Lt Col WJUam W ftmswonh, USAF (Ra) Mr Mdvyn Fishei Mr WJham R Forbs Mrs. Geoffrey L. Gardner CAFT George W Greene, Jr, USN (Ra.) Col Kennedi L. Holden, USAF (Ro.) LCDR Samud Jacobson, USNR (Ro.) Mr Robert A. Lebrun LCDR Kennedi R McCaUy, USNR (Ro.) Mr Samud L. McClure Mr William E. McGinnis CDR Richard J. Middazis, USN (Ret.) Maj Arthur H. Nussd, Sr, USMC (Ret.) Mr Robert M. O'Lear CAFT WdtoE. Olsen, USN Col RobertT Roppe, USAF (Ro.) LT Richard H. Ribbe, USN Mr Jams C. Rodiiock Lt Col WJson H. Spanglo, Jr, USAF (Ro.) CDR Jams R Stevens, USN (Ra)

1956 Total Class Giving-$191,657 Average Gift - $699 Participation Rate - 49.5%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr William C . A u e r J r * RADM Rdph G. Bird, USN (Ra) CAPT Jams R, Cannon, USN (Ra) RADM Leioy CoUins, Jr, USNR (Ra.) Mr Chads J, DiBona* LtCol QrroU R Franklin, USMC (Ra) CARTGcrddAFulk,USN(Ra) Mr Jams W. GiUman * Mr E Worth Hobbs Maj Gen Ralph H, Jacobson, USAF (Ro,) CDR WaUace L Mossop, Jr, USNR (Ret) Mr Cari H, Murray Jr Mr Barton Myers CAPT James M. Van Metre, USN (Ro.) CART Richard S. Walsh, USN (Ro.) Mr Edgar W Week, Jr Mr George T Wdsh CARTJohn S. WJson, USNR (Ra.) CDR Orville Wright, Jr, USN (Ra.) *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Lt Gen Spence M. Armsnong, USAF Mr Thomas C. Benson CART Vicenre J. BriUants, USN (Ra) LCDR MJton E.Burdsall, USNR CAFT Robert WCantieU, USNR Mr Allen D . C U n e , J r *

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LtCol Timodiy J. Cionin, Jr, USMC (Ret) t CARTJohn W Flight, Jr, USN (Ro.) CAFT Paul R Fouraier USN (Ret.) Mr Norraan L. H. Frith II CART Michad RGIuse, USN Mr Albeit L. Giangei Col Fred N, Hopewell, USAF (Ra) * ADM Jams R Hogg, USN (Ret,) CART Jams E, Johnson, USN (Ra.) ADM Fiank B, Kelso II, USN (Ra) Mr Don E, Kennedy * CART Richard J, Levendoski, USNR (Ra) CDR Donald E, Lindquist, USN (Ra) CART Michad A. McBride, USN (Ro.) Mr Kennedi L, Miller * LtGen Roben E MiUigan, USMC (Ro,) Mr Robert T Montgomery CDR Paul J. Nelson, USN (Ra) CAPT Herbert A, Schick, USN (Ra) CAPT Robert A Shinn, USN (Ret,) CAPT Theodore B, Shultz, USN (Ro,)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CAPT Sherman G. Alexandei, USN (Ret) CDR Gailand 0 , Audilet, USN (Ret,) LCDR Glenn F Bdl, USN (Ret,) CDR John R BeUinga USN (Ro) CDR Peto C Bennett, USN (Ro,) CAPT Rogei S, Bens, USN (Ret) AMB Jack RBinns CART Dondd L, Brown, USN (Ro,) CART Howard E Buniidt, Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Edwaid J. Covey, USN (Ra.) Mr Charles G, Cunis ColDavidL, Debus, USAF (Ra) RADM Jams H, Fladey III, USN (Ra.) Maj Raymond Fiankcnbog, USAF (Ret) LCDR Thomas L. Freeman, USN (Ro.) CDR Frank M. Gidiam, USN (Ra) Mr Dondd L. Grims Col Shddon L Groner, USAF (Ret.) CDR Frederick W Hdc, USN (Ra) CAPT Douglass F Hayman, Jr, USN (Ra.) CAPT Alben L, Henry, Jr, USN (Ra.) Mr Harry E. Hicks Mr Dondd L. HugddJ Mr WJUam S. HuU CAPT Dondd H. Johnston, Jr, USN (Ra.) Mr Robert M. Kello Col Raymond M. Kostsky, USMC (Ra.) CDR William A La Barge, USNR (Ro.) Mr PhUip G, Leahy RADM Theodore E. Lcsvin, USN (Ro.) CDR Eugene J, McPartland, USN (Ret.) t Dt John M, Miller Jr Mr Jams L, MUne CAPT Richard A. Mozier USN (Ra.) * CART Cari A Ndson, USN (Ra) CDR Henry H, Neuhard, USN (Ret,) Col CUfFord D. Peterson, USAF (Ro,) CAPT Perer C, Reteison, Jr, USN (Ra.) Mr Rddgh E. Plan, Jr * Mr Harry M, Rinsky CART Jams E Ransom II, USN (Ro,) CAPT Vincent W Ropa USN (Ret) RADM Dean R, Sacken, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAFT Melvin B, Sdiweiger USNRR (Ro.) RADM Robert H, Shumaker USN (Ra,) CAPT Jams W Smith, USNR (Ro.) Maj Stephen A. Soltesz, USAF (Ret.) CDR Harian D, Swanson, Jr, USN (Ro.) Mr George R Textoi CAFT Jams G. Thomas, USN (Ret) CAPT Richaid L, Thomas, USN (Ro.) Mr Benton G. Thompson * Mr Thomas L. Weisner CDR Frederick E. Wright USN

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LT Rondd L. Araon, USNR Mr Rondd G. Beagle MR. Duane U. Beving RADM Perer B. Booth, USN (Ret.) Mr Robert H. Brown III LCDR Jams WBruso, USN (Ret.) RADM Stanley G. Catola, USN (Ret.) Mr Ddbert J. Cory CAPT Robert E Craven, USNR (Ret)

CDR Nicholas J. DeNunzio, USN (Ra) CDR David W. Deurermann, USN Lt Col WiUiam M. Dillon, USAF (Ret.) MrHaroldJ, Doeblo Mr Bruce H, Dolph CDR Neil Donovan, USN (Ret) CDR Vernon A, Eagye, USN (Ra) CAPT Jams W Egeiron, USN (Ra.) CART Peto K. FimviUiam, USN (Ret.) Mr Henry WFiiedekJr RADM Geoige M. Fuilong, Jr, USN (Ret) LtCol Roy M. Gulick, Jr, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Clyde G. Hohenstdn, USN (Ret.) Col Jams G.Kautz, USAF (Ret.) MR, John D, Kelly LT Thomas RKiieger USNR LT John RLegendre, USN CDR Wilam G, Loveday Jr, USN (Ret) MajGen Jarvis D, Lynch, Jr, USMC (Ret) Lt Col Jeiiy R Masterson, USAF(Ro,) CAFT Angus D. McEadien 111, USN (Ra) CDR Channing W Medwedeff, USN (Rer) Col Charls L, Mitri, Jr, USAF (Ret,) CDR Jacob G, Oaks, Jr, USN (Ret,) LCDR Douglas C, Osgood, SC USN (Ra) Mr Coindius J, O'Shea, Jr Mr Allen E Reed, Jr Mr Douglas V. Riglei CART HoUis E, Robertson, USN (Ra) Col Geoige L, Rosenhauer, USAF (Ret) CAPT Emst J, Scheyder USN (Ret,) Lt Col Thomas Schwarn, USAF (Ret,) Mr Bernard Shapiro LtCol Jams S, ShiUinglaw, USMC (Ret,) CART John D, Thurber, USN (Ret,) CAPT John A. Webster Jr, USN (Ra) Col Bernard I, Wdtman, USAF (Ret,) CART J, Walden Wesrerhausen, USAFR LCDR Jams E, Whdan, USNRR Mr Rondd L, Widno CDR Robert L Williams, USN (Ro.) CARTJoseph M. E Wright Jr, USN (Ret.)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDR Frederick G. Adams, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn R Bads, USN (Ra.) CDRJohn S, Boyd, USN (Ret) CAPT Nicholas Brown, USN (Ra) LT William C.Bullis, USNR CDR Richard C, Carrigan, USN (Ro,) Mr Charles N. Chavarria LCDR Richard V Clock, USN (Ret,) Lt Col Thomas M, Colraan, USAF (Ret.) CDR Kennedi L, Cosrilow, USN (Ret.) LCol Foiist W Crone, USMC (Ro.) Mr Henry E Culberson, Jr CAPT Byron A. Cyr, USN (Ret.) Col Vernon A. Dander USAF (Ro.) LtCol Alex E. Fazekas, USMC (Ra) CARTJohn H, Fdlows, USN (Ret) Mr Frederick R Flack Mr Dondd T, Flood Mt Pad R, Gambarani 1st Lt Danid T Gaigs, USAF (Ro.) LCDR Elvin L Gaylor USN (Ra) Maj Kennedi H. Godstrey USAF (Ra.) CAPT WiUiam H. Green, USN (Ra) CDR Dondd C. Hanson, USN CAPT Robert G. Harmon, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ross R Hatch, USN (Ra) CAPT Duane L. Heisingei, USN (Ret) CART Vernon C. Honsinger USN (Ret.) Mr Williams. Hunt Jr Mr Harold W Hussey Mt Gunnai S. Jenson CDR DairdI E. Jons, USN (Ro.) CART Anhur E. Keegan, USN (Ret.) CDR George W. Kenasron, USN (Ret.) CAPT John H. Kinen, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn R Langenhdm, USN (Ro.) CDRThomas R. Langley, jr, USN (Ro.) Lt Col Rogo H. Lyle, USAF (Ra,) CAFT Mdcohn J. MacDonald, USN (Ret,) CARTJoseph H, Masron 111, USN (Ra) CDR Lawrena: E, McCdlers, USN (Ret) Col John R, Mdntyre, Jr, USAF (Ro,) Mr John R, McLaughlin CDR Lee Q, McMiUan, USN (Ret.) CDR FrankUn D. McMuUoi SC USN (Ra)

CAPT Danny J. Michads, USN (Ret.) Mt Alexander R. Morris CDR Alfred C. Newbury, USN (Ro.) Mr David J. Noonan Mt Dondd T. Ogiam MrMarkA.O'Haia.Jr* LCDR Wayne R. Osgood, USN (Ra.) Mr James L. Owen Mr Edgar H, Parker LtCol Clarence R Perry, USMC (Ra.) Lt Col George W. ReteRon, Jr, USAF (Ra.) CAPT Kari L, PcKRon, USN (Ret) CDR Benjamin L, Roe, Jr, USN (Ra,) CAPT Robot E, Quinn, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Peto N, Randiup CDR Roben J, Sampson, USNR (Ro,) Mr Roben J, Scanlon RADM Roben W Schmin, USN (Ret,) LCDR Raymond J, Sdireiner USN (Ra,) CDRDavidAShelso,USN(Ret,) CDRJamsH,Sikes,USN(Ret,) LT William H, Simpson, USNR LCDR WiUiam T Slaughta USN (Ra,) CDR Fred G. Spellman, USN (Ret,) Mr James W, Srinson CART Lowdl R Stone, USN (Ret,) CDR Jams M, Taylor USN (Ret.) LtCol Richaid S. Varncy, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col Glenn A Warner USAF (Ra) CAPT Jack M. WJbem, USN (Ra) CDR Forist R. WiUiams, USN (Ra) Dr Oscar E. WiUiams, Jr Maj Wayne M. Wills, USMC (Ra.) Lt Col RoweU J. Wilson, USAF (Ra) LCDR Eugene A Wiobd, USN (Ra)

Donor Mr and M R . Charls T. Andrews Mr Rondd M. Cohn Mr Ross E. Cook Col Raul B. Cusick, USAF (Ra) CDRJoe D.Edwards, USN (Ret.) LTJG Dde L Fjelsted, USNR Mr Richard S. G d n s Mt Stephen E. Gauthreaux Lt Col Albert G. Haddad Sr, USAF (Ret.) Mr Robert T. Heiz Mr John R Hicks CDR Raymond W HiU, USN (Ro.) * Mr Herbert E Hoffman, Jr RADM Roga B. Home, Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Rondd C. Hudgens CART Murl E. Husted,-Jr, USN Mr Marion M. Israel CART Guy CJarran 111, USN CAPT Dondd W Johnston, USN (Ret.) Mr Robert D. Jons, Jt Mr John Karas CART Ben J. Kinney USN (Ret.) RADM John H. Kirkpatrick, USN (Ret) LtCol Charls E Knetds, USMCR (Ra) Mr John L. Landis Col Armand D. Maio, USAF (Ret) Mr RanickR McCool LTJG Ridiaid J, McDemion, USN (Ret) CAPT David C Minron HI, USN (Ret.) M R . Kennedi M. Retch LCDR William W Scon, USN (Ret.) CAFF Robert R SmJey III, USNR (Ro.) Mr Jams W, Smith Col Richaid E, Smidi, USAF (Ret) CDR Donald R. Stone, USN (Ra.) CART Richaid R Tarbuck, USN (Ra) Mr Brian E Wdka Mr WiUiam E. Whitdto

1957 Totd Class Giving-$320,194 Average Gift - $1,030 Participation Rate 45.1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Jams W. Bibb Mr Edwin L. BiggcR CARTJohn L. Clearwarer USN (Ret.) VADM Daniel L. Cooper USN (Ret.) * CAPT David S. Cooper, USN (Ret.) ADM Bruce DeMars, USN (Ro.) * Mr Joseph J. Duffy, Jr

ADM Leon A. Edney USN (Ret.) CART Lawrence B, Goldstein, USNR (Ret) RADM Rondd E Marryott USN (Ro.) CART Richard P Meaux, USN (Ret) LCDR David L. Mirehdl, USNR Mt Peter E Neumann Mr Henry H. Rage, Jr Maj Oliver J. Peake, USAF (Ret.) * CAFT Kennoh D. RocRon, USNRR (Ra) Mr John W RusseU Mr Samuel M. Trippe * Col Rogo C Wdliamson, USAF (Ret.)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr George W. Ashford, Jr CAPT P o o B, Boyne, USN (Ra) LtCol Dondd B, Conaty, USMC (Ra) CAPT Wayne R, Fria, USNR (Ra) RADM Richaid C Gena, USN (Ro.) CDR Leonard W Johnson H USN (Ra) CAPT Robert H. Kase, USNR (Ra) * Mr Kennedi N. Meneke Col Bradford W. Parkinson, USAF (Ra.) CART Jams R. Poole, USN (Ret.) CDR Roben H. Rositzke, USN (Ra) CAPT Kenneth A Stiahm, USN (Ro.) Mr Roben E. Swanz

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Col Roben L Albenson, USAF (Ro.) CAPT AndeR T Andeison, USN (Ro.) Mr John M. Andrs M R . Harry J. Andrews CAPT Jams C Bdlanrine, Jt, USN (Ret) • Mr John R. Barren * Col Ernst F Baulch, USMC (Ra.) CART Jams R. Beany III, USN (Ra) LCDR George W. Bryant USNR Mr WJIiam B, Cox Col George E CuJdiy USAF (Ret,) CART FiKioidt M, Dor, CEC USNR (Ret) CDR Richard E Emmen, USN (Ra,) * Mr Clarence Fong CART Roben N,Foss, USN Mr Forrst R, Hanvey, Jr Col Jon D, HoUabaugh, USMCR (Ro.) Mr John A, Horanick * Mr Joseph W Koch, J r * CARTTheodore R Kramo, Jr, USN (Ret) * CAPT W Gordon Unge, USN (Ro.) Mrs. Edward J. Mahon, Jr Mr Charls A. Mahoney Mr Stephen MissaUidis Mr WJIiam L. Nuenke III * LtCol John W O'DonneU, USMC (Ra) Mr Jams D. Raulk, Jr * CART WJUam H. Peeroiboom, USN (Ra.) M t Stephen T. Powers Mr Victor H. Prushan Col John D. Regenhardt USAF (Ro) * CART Richard H. Scds, USN (Ro.) CAPT WiUiam J. Sraidi, USN (Rer) CDR Samud G. UndohiU, USN (Ro.) CDR Edward B, Vaughan, Jr, USN (Ret) Lt Col Pere Watcher USAF (Ret) LtCol Mark H. Watobuiy IH, USMC (Ro.) Maj Hany E. WeUs, USMC (Ra)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CDR WJIiam D, Aldenderfbr USN (Ra) LCDRChaJsH. Andrews,Jt,USN (Ra) * Dr Jams C. Baker CAPT David W. Bdding, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jams E.Benda USN (Ret.) CAPT WJIiam B. Benjs, USNR (Ra) Mr Stephen C Bcrgei LCDR Raike L. Brown, Jt, USN (Ret.) Col Randolph M. Browne 111, USMC (Ret) Lt Col Bart C. Campbdl, USAF (Ro.) LCDR WJIiam Campbdl, Jr, USN (Ra.) LtCol Roben C. Cockdl, USMC (Ro.) Col Harold S. Coyle, Jt, USAF (Ret) • CAPT Robot L. Croudi, USN (Ra) Maj Geoige E Dempsey USAF (Ro.) * CDR Fredric A. Dunbar, USN (Ra) Col Roben E DundeiviU, Jt, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Jams E. Durt USNR (Ro.)

Shipmate, May 2003

CAPT Ridianl E. EnkeboU. USN (Ra.) Lt Col Baity N. Fink, USAF (Ret) CART Robert F Fox, USN (Ra.) Lt Col Raul D. Gober USAF (Ret.) CDR Ronald G. Goldstonc, USN (Ret) CAPT Jams R Googc. Jr, USN (Ra) * CDR Roben K. Hastie. USN (Ra.) M R . Charls H. Heiden Mr Ridiaid J. Hlasa Mr Ronald M. Iwicki * M R . Redmond R. Jensen CART Alfred M. Kosto IV USN (Ret) CAPT Kern W. Urabee. USN (Ret.) Lt Col Arden C. Uewellyn, Jt, USAF Mt .Andrav R Longton CDR Douglas L Lowrance, USN (Ret.) Col Das-id R. Mabi)'. USMC (Ret) CART Lawrence R. Magnet USN (Ro.) CAPT Hugo E. Maixer^USN (Ret.) M R . Hugh W. McCaulev CART Norben W. Mdnid. USN (Ret) Mt Danid A. Mickey -i CART WJham M. Midde, USN (Ret.) * CDRNidPNidsen.USN(Ret.) Col John B.Ogas. USAF (Ro.) CAPT Roben W. Readier USN (Ret) CART Jams F Rimey USNR (Ret) Mt Rondd E,Rau Col Geoige N, RobJknl, Ir. USMC (Ro.) Col RaulE. Roush. USMC (Ro.) CART Henn- J. Sdmeida USN (Ro.) CART Gerdd Sedor USN (Ro.) CART Ronald M. Shields, USN (Ret) CAPT Thomas M. Shns, Jt. USN (Ra) CART WJIiam E. Smidi, Jr, USN (Ro.) Col Floyd R Smart, USAF (Ret) Mr Moore A. Stuart Brig Got Ridiard J. Tono, US.AF (Ret) Dt Wdter V. R Vlsveg J t CAFT Robot M. Wdlbom, Jt, USN (Ret) CART John R Whire, USNR (Ro.) * CART WJson R. Whimiire, USN (Ret) CAFT Hany M. Yodey, USN (Ro.)

Century Qub ($100 - $249) Anonstnous RADM Robert H. AUes, USN CAPT WUiam T .Alexando H, USNR (Ro.) RADMTheodoreA.Aknstcdt Jr, USN (Ret) Mt Hars-ev K Altergon Maj Godd M. AndeRon, USAF (Ra) Mr. John R Antonicdli Mr. Gary E Antonids Mt Dwight E. .Avis, Jt QptJohnH.Baer USMCR CDR Joseph E Bdlou, USN (Ra.) CDR Bmn W Banon, USN (Ret) Lt Col Sranley A Bass, USAF (Ro,) CAPT W, Paul Basse, USN (Ret) CART Hoben Bauer USN (Ret,) Col Brooks G, Bays, USAF BGen Jams D, Beans, USMC (Ro,) Mt Robert R Bedo Col Rondd J, B, Bishop, Jr, USAF (Ret) CDR Bmce B, Bower USN (Ro,) CDR Randdl R Brown, USN (Ret,) Mr Thomas J, Burke Mr Jams M, Bums Col Joseph B, Byrns, USMCR (Ro.) Mr Charls S. CarroU CAFT Richard M. Chanslor USN (Ro.) CART Ridiard N. Chads, USN (Ra.) Dr Carl R Chdius CDR Loren L. Clark, USN (Ro.) Lt Col Don A Clark, USAF (Ret.) CDR Redmond L CIcvengo, USN (Ra.) Mt Henry B, Converse CDRJohnW,Davis,Jr,USN(Ret.) CART Rondd M, Dd Duca, USN (Ret) MrJackM, DeWad Mt Charls J, Diehlmann LCDR Andiew E Dulik, USN (Ret.) Mr Charls W, Eidson CDR David L, Fdimey, USN (Ro,) LCDR Grovei E Fannin, USN (Ret) Mt Fiancis J, Fendler Jr CAPT Lloyd W,Ferndd,Jt, USN Col MJron D. FoRyth, Jr, USAF (Ra) Col John L, Funkhauser USAF (Ro,)

Shipmate, May 2003

Mr Jams M, Gdlagher LCDRJamsRGantUSN(Ret,) CAPT Joseph J, Gassaddesvia 111, USN (Ret,) Mr Franklin D, Gibson LCDR Paul E, Graff, USN (Ret,) Mr Michad J, Gubitosi Mr Rondd T Hdl Dt Chads H, Heiden t CDRJohn S, Hdlcwdl, USN (Ret,) CAPT Shannon D, Hcwaid, USN (Ret,) Lt Col W d t o L Hogg, USAF ,ADM Jonadian T Howe, USN (Ret,) CART Jams J, Hower USN (Ret,) CDR Dondd R, Jdin, USN (Ret) CDR John D.Jerome, USN (Ra) Mt Robot W. Johnston Mt Arthur W.Kelly CAPT Qrleron J. King, Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Montelle N. Knapp Mr Fiedeiick C Knauf CDR William W, Kionzer USNR (Ret,) CDR Urban RLamayJr, USN CDR Goiigc M, Lanman, USN (Ro,) CDR Gill E Uvingsron, USN (Ro,) CAPT Cleve E, Loman, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR WendeU H, Lueker USN (Ro,) Lt Col Joseph B, H. Madison, USAFR CART Richard L, Madouse, USN (Ro,) CART Philip N, Mandd, USNR (Ret,) LCDR Ridianl L McCraden, USN (Ro,) Col Jams A McGinn, USMC (Ro,) CDR Thomas J, Md3int)', USN (Ro,) CDR William C Mcllsain, Jr, USNR Lt Col Geoige W MdConie, USAF (Ra) Mr A, Spencei McMans CDR LsKi E MaVloiamin, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Jams LMcNerney USN Col WJIiam T Mohn, Jr, USAF (Ro,) CART Jimmie R Moore, USN (Ra,) t Mr WJIiam D, Morrison Col Harold M, Ndson, USMC (Ret) Maj Edw-ard E Nikkola, USAF (Ret,) CDR Eugene J, Noimand, USN (Ret,) CDR Gar)' B, Nuss, USN (Ret,) LtCol Riciiard H, Oats, USMC (Ret,) CAPT George E, O'Brien, USN (Ret) CDR Daniefj, O'Conndl, USN (Ret,) Col Alben L, Ragani, USAF (Ret) Col Roben B. Panid, USAF (Ro,) CDRJohn S, Raul, USN (Ret,) Col Jeny D, PetcRon, USMC (Ret,) Mt WJham M, Roro Col Earl S, Riper Jr, USMC (Ra) CART Samud M, Purvis III, USNR (Ret,) Col Gerdd W, Pumam, USAF (Ret,) CART Jams H, Quinn, USN (Ret,) LCDR Henry E Rempt Jr, USN (Ra) CART Kennedi E Robinson, USN (Ra) CART Wdrer V Roeser USN (Ret,) Col Roben R RogeR, USMC (Ro,) Mr John D, Rossdon Mr Fay 0 , Round, Jr CDR Oren G, RuremJla Jr. USN (Ro.) CDR Roben L, Saracco, USN (Ra) CAPT Tommy D, Sawyer USN (Ro,) CDR David G, Schdfer USN LCDR J a d W Scheible, USN (Ra,) CDR GUbot R Schneidcwind, USN (Ra) LCDR John E. Sheehan, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Dennis Y Sloan, USN (Ro,) LtCol David R Smdley, USMCR (Ro,) Col Edwin D. SmadicR, USAF (Ret,) * Mr Richard H, Spackraan * CDR John L S r a a y USN (Ret) LCDR Roben A, Stednad, USN (Ret,) MrDavidJ, Stillo Mr Richaid C, Stobei CDR Rayraond N, Stoetzer USN (Ret,) Col George E, Thompson, USAF (Ret,) .Maj Gen Julio L, Torro, Jr, USAF (Ret,) LCDR Anhur B, Trammell, USN (Ret,) LtCol ChsKi J, Tiicca, USMCR (Ro,) Mr John M, Tyler

Lt Col Eugoie M, Vdlene 111, USAF (Ra) Mr Stephen D, Vuksanovich Maj Joidan C, Waire, USAF (Ret) CAPT WJIiam W Wst, USN (Ret,) CAPT Ardiui S, C, Wright, USN (Ret,) CAPT Emory R Zimmet USN (Ret)

Donor Mt Roben D, Andiews LCDR Raul 0 , Behrends, USN (Ret,) CDR .Allan G. Brooks, Jr, USN (Ret) CDR Dondd E, Croudia, St., USNR (Ra.) Mt Roy S, Ddinke Lt Col Richaid J, Ducote, USAF (Ret,) Mr Raymond J, Fazzio Mr Paul C Hamilton Mr Ranick Henty, Jr Col Donald L, HIRI, USAF (Ret,) CART David A, Isquidi, USNR (Ret) Mr Vencin L, Jamison CDRRetaA,Junghans,USN(Ret,) CART Bennen D, Kaa, USN (Ro,) CDR Martin D, Kiefet USN (Ra,) CDR WJIiam C Knodle, USN (Ret,) Mr Joseph C Ksycsvski Mr Keith C Kurber LT Rene R, Usdie, USN (Ro,) Mr Burton S, Liebesman Mr Perer T A, Lutz Maj Edward E, Mdynn, USAF (Ret) Mr Norman P MafihaU, Jr Lt Col Dennis A McComJd, USAF (Ro,) CART David B, McGuigan, USN (Ra) LtCol David S, Mdntyre, USMC (Ra) Mt Michael F McKenna Lt Col Robot J, McMdion, USAF (Ra) Mt Jams R McMuiiough Mr Edwin M, Ndson CDRJohn H, Nelson, USNR (Ret,) RADM Robot A, Phillips, USN (Ret,) Mr John L, Plyler Jr CDR Chails TRopik USN (Ret) CDR Richaid G, Rotrer USN (Ra) CDRThomas E, Ross, USN (Ret,) Col Rogei D, RodisveU, USAF (Ret) CDR Douglas L Scon, USN (Ra.) Mr Richaid I, Smith Dr Sranley L. Smith CDR Chads W Tmxdl, Jr, USN (Ro,) CARTJohn L,Ulrich, USN (Ret,) CDRThomas R, Wdssinget USN (Ro,) CART RonddJ,Wiltsie, USN

1958 Totd Class Givmg - $845,288 Aveiage Gift - $2,790 Participation Rate - 40,2%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Anonymous CART Jams N. Adkins, Jr, USN (Ra.) Col William D, Bauer USMC (Ra.) * Mr Roy E, Clason Mr John B, Griffiths Mr Jams E, Hoch CAPT Hany W Konkel, USN (Ret,) ADM Charls R, Laison, USN (Ret) * RADM Benjamin F Montoya, USN (Ret,) Col Philip R, Moulron, USAF (Ro,) Brig Gen Jaras L Pieice, USAFR (Ret.) * Mr Rondd F Randdl CDR Liwrence H. Schlang, USNR (Ro.)

Leadership Club $1,000 - $2,499) Maj Richaid H. Alexander USMC (Ra,) CAPT WUiam R, Diury, USN (Ret) Mt Alben L, Gonsche, Jr Col Emest R Hanavan, Jr, USAF (Ret,) Mr Michad J, Hanley Mr Richaid E, Hanson CDR Geoige E, Kiaurer USN (Ro,) Mr William H, Krumiei Maj Richard C, Lawe, USMC (Ret,) * CAPT Alex A, Marrella, Jr, USNRR Mr R, Michael Nedy * VADM John M, Poindexter USN (Ret,) Mr Boyd E, Sharp, Jt Mr Roy R. Thomas * Lt Col Don R Timmer USAF (Ret)

John Paul Jones Club

($500 - $999) Mr David C, AndcRon Col Albert L, Barbero, USAF (Ret,)

CART Srephen R Barren, USNR (Ret) * CAPT Russel N, Blan, USN (Ro,) * CAFF Chads J, Bosvne,Jr, USNR(Ra) * Col Rondd E, Brencc, USAF (Ret,) CDR Roben K, Cddwell, USN (Ro,) MR. Leonaid R Donahue, J t MR, Robert R, Figura CART P o o H, Gatje, USN (Ra.) LT John L Higgins, Jt, USNR Col Hany H. HuRt, USAF (Ret.) LCDRJuliusRJuliano,USN(Ret.) CAPT Roben T Kcidi, Jt, USN (Ret.) * Mt Gaiy W. Kiause CAPT Jaras E.McNulla 111, USN RADM Geoige R, Meinig, Jr, USN (Rer) LCDR Heniy W MJler Jr, USN (Ret) Lt Col Gary H, Minar USAF (Ro,) Mr Jaras S, Moore CART Jack R Nicholas, Jr, USNR (Ret,) LCDR Edwin W, Oldham, USNR (Ret,) Mr Jack D, Osboin Mr Jams A, Rdmei Mr Cdvin H, Reed Mr William H, Rorei III Col William T Sinnon, USMC (Ret) M r W d k o S , Uhlhorn,Jr

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr David L, Allatd Mr Marcos I, Alvarez * CAPT Ernst J, Andoson, Jr, USNR (Ra,) Mr Charls H, Brooks, Jr * RADM Sranley E, Bump, USN (Ro,) RADM Wdrer H, Cantrell, USN (Ro,) CDR Geoige C, Crcighton 111, USN (Ra,) Maj Jaras E, Ddbeig, USMC (Ro,) CART Danid H, Demand, USN (Ro,) VADM Rondd M, Eytdiison, USN (Ro,) CDR John S, Fecney Jr, USN (Ra,) CDR Jams L. Fitzgerald, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Rddgh R, Ford, USN Mr Thomas R Foiistd, Jr CDR Roben H, FuUer USN (Ret,) DrJohnH, Gdia Lt Col Goidon M, Geison, Sr, USAF (Ra,) Maj WJIiam M, Grady USAF (Ret) Mr Stephen F Guthman Mr Perer D, Hofetedt * Mr Charls J, Korzinek CDRJohn H. MacKinnon, USN (Ro,) Mr Robert H, Mason Col Paul C, McUUan, Jr, USAF (Ro,) LCol Andiony D, MJler, USMC (Ro,) Mr Leon M. Mink CART Clyde C Moiris, USN (Ret,) Col George D. Ojdehro, USAF (Ra,) CART Howaid L, Pabst, USN (Ret,) Mr Hugh L, Rdmei Mr John R Pierce, Jr CDR Gary K, Roberts, USN (Ret.) LCDR NJs Rucckert, USN (Ret.) Maj John E.Schmidt USMCR CAPT Wayne E, Scon, Jr, USNR (Ro,) Mr Jack L, Shafei LCDR Alvin VSkils III, USN (Ro,) CART Roben K, Slaven, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Gravs B, Stephenson, USN (Ra) LCDR Robert W Sribler USN (Ro,) CART Geoige R, Smbbs, USN (Ret,) CART E Biadley Smmde, Jr, USN (Ra) * CDR Curtis S, Sivord, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Ridiaid E Tenneni, Jr, USNR (Ra,) CAFF Midiad G, Woodbury, USNR (Ra)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CART Max N, AkeR, USN (Ret,) Mr David R, Ault Mr Robert B, Bargar CDR Harlan B, Barrels, USN (Ret) CAPT Percy M, Beaid, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Samuel A. Belchei 111, USN (Ret,) Mr Godd E, Bellows CAPT Robot R Bog, USN Mr John P Berry Mr Da\-id E, Bertke Mr Dondd A, Boerner LCDR Wdter A, Booriakin, USN (Ret) Mr George H, Brenner

Col Richaid L, Biinegar USMC (Ret,) Mr Edwaid T, Britton 111 Mt Jams L, Buchanan II CAPT Keith M, Bunting, USN (Ret) t CDR WiUiam E, Byman, USN (Ret,) Mr John H, Cameron Lt Col William E, Gmvright USAF (Ret) CAPT Jams B, Qughman, Jr, USN (Ret) t CAPT John A, Chiisman, Jr, USN (Ro,) CDR Edward M, Clone, USN (Ret,) Mr John B, Cobb LCDR Francis A Coneiy III, USN (Ret,) CDR Giant A Cooper USN (Ra) LCen ManhewT Cooper USMC (Ret,) Mr James L, Coido Mr Keith S, Cteighion Lt Col Phillip W, CiisweU, USAF (Ret,) LtCol Dennis M, Cunningham, USMC (Ret) CAPT Shane R Daniels, USN (Ret,) MajGen Gene A, Deegan, USMC (Ret.) Col Beinaid G, DemeR, USAF (Ro,) CAPT Steven H, Edwaids, USN (Ret) LCDR Perei E, Eiicksen, USN (Ret,) Lt Col Richard L, Fainan, USAF (Ret) CAPT Thomas E, Heraing, USN (Ret,) Mt T Patrick Flood Lt Col Gaiy S, Flora, USAF (Ret,) Dr Robert W, Flynn CDR Charls J, FoRman, USN (Ret,) Lt Col Mdcolm R Fossot, Jr, USAF (Ret,) Mr Michael R Frawley Lt Col Perei G, Friedman, USAF (Ret,) LCDR WJIiam A, Gars-cy USN (Ret,) CDRThomas Gibbons, USN (Ret,) CDR Richaid C Gibson, USN (Ret,) CART Call E, Gise, Jr, USN LCDR John K, GJligan, USN (Ro,) Mr Philip J, Granum CAPTChaJ,Grocki,USNR(Ra) CDR Jams M, Hamrick, USN (Ret,) CDR Charls V Hanna, USNR (Ra) * Mr Adolph B, Haugen Maj Carlos A, Hernandez, USAF (Ret,) RADMJesseJ, Hernandez, USN CAPT Martin G, HiU, USN Maj Jams D. Hocker USAF (Ret) CAPT WJIiam S, Howanl HI, USN (Ra) CART Harold C, Hunrer USN (Ret,) MR, Forney H, Ingram, Jr CDR Ronald F Ingram, USN (Ro,) CDR Geoige J, Jenkins, Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Richard V, Johnson Mr Dondd W Jones Mr Harold R Kenddl Lt Col George E, Kenefick, USAF (Ra,) CART John T Kennard, USN (Ra) LCDR Rondd B, Kirk, USNR Mr Clinton W, Kreitner Mr Ernest T, Kietschmar Maj Fredoid W, Laing, Jr, USAF (Rer) CAPT RobertJ, Lamoureux, USN (Ret) CAPT Raymond G, landnmi, USN (Ro,) CAFT Chails W Luzdere 111, USN (Ro,) CART Kent B, Lawrence, USMM (Ret,) LCDR MJron H, Lede, USN (Ro,) CART Geoige E Lisle, USN (Ret) Mr Joseph N, Longton CART John M, Lorusso, USN (Ro,) Dr Hylan B, Lyon, Jr Mt Paul E Mdcsvicz LtCol Chads H, Manazir USMC (Ret) CDR Joseph S, Mansfield, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Lance B, Massey USN (Ret) ColJasonEMayhesv, USAF (Ret) Mr Richard E, McKelvey CDRJohn C Mdvlidiad, Jr, USN (Ro,) RADM PhiUip F McNdl, USN (Ra,) CAPT R, Raul McNogney USNR (Ra,) Mr Kennedi A, McNun Lt Col William J, Meisd, USAF (Ret,) CART Stuan A, Moriken, USN (Ret) Lt Col Philip A, Meuret USAF (Ra,) CDR Robert L. Miller USN (Ro,) CDR Russell V Mowery, USN (Ret,) CDR Lincoln H, Mudler USN (Ret,) CAPT George D, MVCR II, USNR (Ret) LCDR Ivan A, Nance, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Richaid T Owens LCDR WiUiam H, Paths, USN (Ret)

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Dt Roderick J, Pejsai CAPT Robert S, Reikins, Jt, USN (Ra) CAPT WJIiam J, POCR 111, USN (Ro,) Mr John T Rettit, J t Mr Leo T Powell, Jr M R , RobertJ, Riather Jr Mr WJUam G, Prince CART Wayne A Putnam, USN Mr John M, Radigan CAPT Wdrer A Reistct USN (Ra) CAPT Raymond C Richs, USN (Ra) Mr Dondd M, Robinson Mr Joseph F Rosenberg Mr WJIiam R, Sachse Mr Robert C, Sauei Mr KenneU 1, Schcnck, Jr Mr Byron Schriver Jr CDR John J, Seeberger USN (Ret,) Mr Louis R Shane Mr Robert L. I. Shearer CDR Kelson E, Slayman, USN (Ra) Lt Col Gauge M, Sloan, USAF (Ro,) Mr Glen E SraUey CDR David W Smbbs, USN (Ret,) Mr Edward A, Smder Mr Henty C, Sutran, Jt Mr Alasdair E, Swanson Maj Gen Samud H, Swan, Jr, USAF (Ro,) LCDR Jams T Taylor, Jr, USN (Ret) LCDR Brent W, Taylor USN (Ra) Mr Thomas Theohary Maj Richard L, TJlman, USAF (Ro,) CAPT Dandl C Troutman, USN Mr Regindd 1, Vachon CDR Roben L, Venable, USN CAPT Roben L, Warren, USN (Ra) CDR Bradford W, WeUs, USN (Ret) CDR Samud G, Werbel, USN (Ret) Col Jean R Whinenberg, USAF (Ret,) Mr Brace A WJcox CDR David G, WJlingham, USN (Ro.) Lt Col Roben J, Wilson 111, USAF (Ro,) Mr WJIiam Z, WdieR RADMWJUamK.Youn^Jr,NYNM(Ra)

Donor Mr Anthony A, Anthony Mr Wdter W Arbogast, Jr Mr Richard L, Beam Mr Arthur J, Bennen Col Richard L Binfoid, USAF (Ret) Mr Charls R Boyle 111 Lt Col Hany W Brown III, USAF (Ro,) Col John RBuike, USMC (Ra) CDR Alan M, Chodorow, USNR Mr Joseph C, Ciino * Col Robert E, Doty, Jr, USAF (Ro,) LCDR Thomas J, Doyle, USN (Ra) CDR David C, Eppling, USN (Ro,) Col Robert H, Evans, USAF (Ret.) ColEarlJ.Farney, USAF (Ret) Dr Edwaid W. Feathoston CAPT Jams R Fisha USN (Ret,) CDR Jeremiah Frdier USN (Ret,) LCDR Jams A Fiedciidsen, USNR (Ra) CAFT John F Garaboa, USN (Ra) CDR Irving K Goto, USN (Ret) t CDR Geoige B, Greer Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Robert L, Harshberger USN (Ret) CAFT Lance Herald, USN (Ra) Mr Myron J, Kandra CAPT Liny E, Kaufinan, USN (Ret,) LCDR Clarence H. Keim, USN (Ro.) Mr Arthur G, Klos CART Tracy M, Kosoff, USN (Ret) CDR ChsKi A, Kunz, Jr, USN (Ra) Maj John D, Lanigan, USMC (Ro,) Mr Robert J, Lanoue CART Danid B. Leonard, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Thomas M. Lucke Mrs. Stuart L. Lustfield Mr Michad D, Lyons Dr Thomas R. Manley RevWdlaceWMaRhdl.Jr Mr Curtiss H. McGaflin, Jr CART Emst A. Mernn, USNR (Ro,) LCDR Kennedi F MireheU, USN (Ra) Dr Moston R, Mulholland, Jr Dr Richard R Ndsnik CDR Robot R Nicolls, USN (Ro,)

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Mr Charls 0 , PetCRon Col Charls T Pinkham, USAF (Ro,) CDR John M, Pinto, Jr, USN (Ra) CART Raul A Rolski, USN (Ret,) Mr Teny R, Priebe LCol Thomas L, Reevs, USMC (Ro,) CDR Wayne Robinson, USN (Ret,) CART Sranley E, Shaip, USNR (Ret) CART Gregoiy E Stieetet USN LCDR Heniy G, Vargo, USN (Ro,) Mr Richard D, 'Whdan

1959 Totd Class Giving - $315,353 Average Gift - $1,292 Partidpation Rate - 39.0%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) Mr Bob D. AUen CART Daniel B. Branch, Jr, USN (Ra.) Mr John J. Bray Jr Mr Dondd H. Clark RADM Urty B. Fianklin, USNR (Ra) Mr Gerdd G. Garbaa Mt Edwaid W. Gibbons CART Ingolf N. Kiland, Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Anthony J. La Sda Mr Stanley W. Legio CART Geoige R Lehmbeig, Jr, USN Mr Wayne R Lockwood Dr J. RhJlip London Mr Jeny M. Lovdess Mr Richard J. Madden ADM Henry H, Mauz, Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Roben D, Michad Mr Jaras H, Mintun, Jr Mr Raul D, O'Connor Jr Mr Ragan T RhiUips Mr H, L, Pippin VADM J, Guy Reynolds, USN (Ro,) Mr A, Jaras Roberts 111 Col John G, R Roddey, USAF (Ro,) Mr John J, Shiiiefls, Jr RADM Geoige H, SnohsdJ, Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Danid M, Tiuax, USN (Ro,) CDR Toby G, Watson, USN (Rer) CDR Richaid K. Westfdil, USN (Rer) Dr Frederick S. Yeatts

Leadership Club ( $ 1 , 0 0 0 - $2,499) Mr Rerer G, Abddla CAPT Nodien H, Bednarck, USNR (Ra) LtCol Jimmy L Brown, USMC (Ret,) Mr Thomas R, Crompton, Sr CART Manin J, Fineny, Jr, USN (Ret.) CDR Eugene E, Fitzpanick, USN (Ro,) Mr Hardy Gregoiy, Jr CAFT Thomas W Hahcmias, USNR (Ret) * LCDR Raymond D, Hager Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT Roben C, Hurd, USN (Ro,) Mr Maddlan E, King, Jr LCDRJamsR Lowe, U S N * Mr Thomas J, Lukish

Mr Ghatls G, Nolan * CAPT Bruce D, Noidwdl, USN (Ro,) * CART Frederid A Olds, USN (Rer) Mr Marvin R, Osburn Col John T Prist USAR Dr Arthui K, Smith, Jr Brig Gen Dondd C, Smidi, USAF (Ret,) Mr P o o S, Van Non LCDR Gerald H, Welsh, USN (Ret,) Mr Geoige M, Yeiks

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Maj Richaid C, Abington, USMCR (Ro,) CAPT Carl J, Albrecht, USN (Ret,) CDR Richaid J, Asdiylo, USN (Ra) CAPT WdtaH,Baskin, USNRR Mr Robert R, Beaton CAPT David H, Boyd, USN (Ra) Mr Kent S, BromweU CAPT Jams R Canwright USN (Ret,) CDR KemR Clark, USN (Ret,)* CDR Rondd J, Doyle, USN (Ret.) Mt Henry D, Ests CAFT Lucian C Evans, USN (Ret,) Col Joseph F Flynn, USMC (Ro,) CART Gaiy Q,Geist USN (Ret) CAPT MJton R Goihara, Jr, USN (Rer) LCDR Robert W Gioora, USN (Ro,) * Lt Col Rondd A HeaRt USAF (Ro,) CARTJohn H,Hoey USN (Ret) RADM Jon R I v s , USN (Ro,) Mr Rodney K, Johnston CART Kail L Keay, USN (Ro,) Mr Hany C, KoR CARTJoseph E King, USN CARTJohn H,Mascdi, USNRR Dr Roben A, Nash CAPT Richaid J, Noieika, USN (Ret,) CDR Lawrence C Pizinger USN (Ret.) RADM WJliara E, RoweU, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Hugh W Rhods CAPT WJhara E, Ridiardson, USN (Ra) Col Frank A, Roscher USAF (Ret,) * CART Stephen V H, Snyder USN (Ret) Dr James W Squirs CAPT Wdtei S. Szczypinski, Jr, USN (Rer) CDR Perer T Tarpgaard, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Dondd D, Thompson CAPT Sidney E, Veazey USN (Ret,) CAPT Louis B, Waidlow, USN (Ret.) CAPT William C, Whearon, USN (Ra) Mr Michad D, WiUen CDR Jaras R Wilson, USN (Ret) CART Richaid F Winrer USN (Ro,) CAFTWilliamTWiidi,USNR Mr Raymond A. Yenchko LCDR Jaras T Young, USN (Ra) t

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CART Edward E, Alexander Jr, USN (Ra) Col Frederick C Anderson, USAF (Ret,) RADM Edward B, Bdtcr Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Howard V, Berkowilz

Mr Rondd E, Bostick CART Joseph A Brannias, USN (Ret) Mr Harry J, Brock, Jr CAPT Mdvin D, Brace, USN LCDR John R Bundarin, Jr, USN (Ret,) Maj David H, Cdhoun, USMC (Ret) LCDR Danid M, Chston IV USN (Ra) CART WiUiara G, Clautice, USN (Ra,) Mt Stanley M, Cobb, Jt CAPT Jaras E.Collins, USN (Ret) CART Dondd R, Cooper USN Col WJIiam E Coiroura, USAF (Ret) RADM Guy H, Curtis III, USN (Ret,) Mr Roben M, Darby LTDavidADeniston,USN CAPT WUiam B, Drdte, Jt, USN CDR WiUiam C Drodefl^, Jr, USNR CDR Giova G, Ericksen, USN (Ret) CARTJoseph R R Foid, USN (Ro,) LCDR Barry L, Gordon, USNRR LCDR Roben C, Gordon, USN (Ret,) Mr David L, Green CDR Jonadion J, Hardin, Jr, USN (Ret) LCDR Roben K Haimudi, USN (Ret) CDR Dondd M, Honon, USN (Ret) Mr Edward R HiU CAPTJonG. Jams, USNR (Ret) CAPT Jams A Kelly USN (Ret) MtJohnM, KeUy Mt Biadley N, Keys Mt Jaras B. Lackey CAFFRkfiaidWLiton-Tayk)rUSNR(Ret) * LCDR Michad H. Lewis, USN (Ro.) LCDR Thomas A. Long, Jt, USN (Ro.) Maj Andiony M. Maiks, USMCR (Ro.) Mr Frank C Manin LtCol WJbur C Mdvlinn, Jr, USMC (Ra) RADM Richard D, MiUigan, USN (Ra) Mr Richard L, Moore CART Robert V Morgan, USN (Ret) Mr John E, Nash Col RobenAOliveri, USAF (Ret) Lt Col Baiiy R, Racbid, USAF (Ret) CART Gayle H, Res, USNR (Ro,) RADM Wayne E, Rickman, USN (Ro.) Col Matt A, RoboB 111, USAF (Ra,) CAPT Rondd J, Rodiiguez, USN (Ret) CDR Perei J, Schleck SC, USN (Ret.) Mt David D. Sullivan CAPT Jams FTidd, USNR (Ret.) Col Jaras H. Tinslcy USMC (Ret.) RADM Lariy G. Vogt, USN (Ra.) CDR Richaid Y Wisenbder USN (Ret) Mt Grant D, Wiight CAPT Howaid L, Young, Jr, USN (Ret)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDR Robert C, Aimour USN (Ret) CAPT Raymond J, Art, USN (Ro,) Dr WJIiam M, L, Asho CAPT Richard K, Beggs, USN (Ro.) Mr Hany W. B o b CDR Jacob Boltz, USN (Ret) CDR Allen RBoodie, USN (Ret)

Maj Edmund B. R Burns, USMC (Ret.) CARTJohn A Bunerfidd, USN (Ret.) CAPT Roben H. Byng, USN CAPT Geoffrey D. Cant USNR (Ret) Mt Joseph Casasanto CDR Alexando Castro, Jr, USN (Ret) LCDR Raymond T ConnoUy USN (Ret) Lt Col Richard R Cudlipp, USAF (Ret.) Mt Hugh M. Davis, J t MajGen WJIiam R Eshdman, USMC Mt William H. Everen Col Gaiy W.Fmdlay USAF (Ret) CDRJadRFlU(eid,USN(Ret.) M R , David J, File Mt Lynn M, Gann Mr Richard M, Gardner Mr Geoige B, Gallon, Jr CART Charls M, Garverick, USN (Ra) LCDR John M. Hdgs, USN (Ra) LCDRTomas G. Hendeison, USN (Ret) CAFT John W . H J t USN (Ret.) Mr Charls B. H u m s Maj David L. Humphrey, USAF (Ret.) Mr Richard A Johnson Mr Thomas E, Karpick CDR Joseph Kedey, USN CDRJohnALaFond,USN(Ret.) CAPT Jams C, Langemo, USN (Ret) Mr Robert L, Manly RADM WJham R McGowoi, USN (Ro.) LCDR Chails J. McVey, USN (Ra) Mr WJIiam Molnar, Jr LCDR Ranick J. Ndis, USNR (Ret.) CAPT John E. Nourie, USN (Ro.) Mr Roben 0 . Odes CAFT RhJip J, O'Comidl, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Robert G, Oliver Mr John C, Oneto Mr Richard T, Owens Mr Richard J. RagniUo CAPT Charls C, Pease, USN LTRobenARerin,USN Mr Fiank B, Pipkin, Jr LCDRJamsK. Roole, USN (Ret.) Lt Col WJIiam T Posey, USAF (Ret) LCDR PhUip H. PowcR, USN (Ret) LCDR Robert L Rrendeigasi, USN (Ret) Mt Robert H. Reifsnydei CAPT Rondd W. Render USN (Ro.) M R . Richaid D. RusseU MrJohnWSappIV CAFT RmdMSdinaufe,Jt, USNR (Ret) CAPTJohnJ, Schulcz,USN CART Jams RScdey, USN CDR Gary T Smidi, USN (Ret.) CART Roben E. Sreidle, USN (Ra) CART Roben C. WJey, USN (Ro.) Mr R E. H. Woodaman CAFT Vemon 0 . Young, USN (Ret.)

Donor LCDR Jams J. Arnold, Jt, USN (Ro.) CAPT Teiience J. CamUleri, USN (Ro.) Lt Col Robert E, Davison, USAF (Ro,) CDRTyloi Field 11, USN (Ret) Mr Thomas A Hasslei CDR Hanley E, Heyden, USN (Ro,) t Mr Dondd L, Kaa CDR Frank T Lazaichid, USN (Ra) Mr Gordon M, Linlefield CAFT Bridgman A Macdondd, USN (Ra) CDR Timothy H, Maivin, USN (Ro,) The Honorable Roben C, McFarlane LCDR Allen RRudi, USN (Ret) Mr Ndson C, Springer RADM Douglas Volgenau, USN (Ret.) LCDR Howard A. Wells, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Frank D.Young 111

1960 Totd Class Giving-$484,355 Average Gift - $1,636 Participation Rate - 43.7%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) Mr William C. Bdlard Mr Rerer G. Bos ADM Henry G.Chils,Jr, USN

Shipmate, May 2003

VADM Edwaid W. Clexron. Jr, USN (Ra) LCDR Denis H. Crawford, USNR CDR H. Dondd DeLude, USNR (Ra.) CAPT Jams TEJcrtscn, USN Mr Dondd S. Freeman, J t CAPT Marie M. Golden, USN (Ro.) * Mt WJIiam L. Griffin CAPT Jams R. Kinnev. USNR (Ret.) CAPT Walta R. Land,'USNR* Mr Pey-ron R. Latimer Mr Roy T. Lewis, J t Mt John E Lynch, Jr Mr Edmund L. Mangan Mr Robert S. M e d Mt John J. Michdski, J t * Mr Dasid L. Parkinson RADM Thomas D. Paulsoi, USN (Ret.) * CAFT Houy L RhUhps, Jt, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Christian H. Pouide.xKr * Mr and M R . Srephen J. Scheffo Mr. Roy C. Smidi IV Col Thomas J. Soldi, USMC (Ret) Mt Robot C Sudiff, Jt RADM Robert E. Traisrcr, USN * CDR Gouge W. VanHouren, USN (Ra) LCDR Anhur E. Wegnet USNR (Ret) Mr. WJUam E. Zierden *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Anonymous LCDR Rkbaid C .AntoUni, SC USN (Ra) Mt Chads E . B d l e y . J t * LCDRJohn A K Biidiotin,USN (Ro.) * LCDR Rondd E. Buidge, USN (Ret.) * RADM John S.Claman, USN VADM Midiad C CoUey, USN (Ret.) Col Chads V CoUins, US,AF (Ra.) * CART Piul W. Coopo, Jt, USN (Ret) CART Joseph C Dobes, USN (Ro.) Lt Col Thomas E. Doherty USAF M R . Jams I. Dudley Jr Mr. Jams R. Evans * Mr. Robert B. Eraser LtCol Godd M. Johnson, USMC (Ra) * CAPT Chnron B. Johnson, USNR (Ret) CAPT .Alexando J. Joidan, Jt, USNR Mr. John T. Kazenski RADM Jams R l a n g , USN CAFT Rogo W Uoyd, USN (Ra) Mr. Dennie L McCiaiy Mt.JadO.RoUi Mr Francis R Rapasky * Mr. Joseph R Rosengren Mt. Danid M. Rodi • CAPT Cohn H. Saari, USN (Ra) It Col David J. Sdine^lbago, USAF (Ret) CAPT Hanis SperUng, USN (Ra.) * Mt Roben J. Spolyar CART Roben G. Stevenson, USN (Ro.) Col Wanm L Swcasa m, USMC (Ra) * CAFT Sibley L. Ward IE, USN (Ra.) * CAFT John E. Whitdy Jr, USN (Ro.) *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr. Thomas M, Anderson Mr John A Anthony III CART Robert J, Anronio, USNR (Ro,) RADM Dondd V Boeder USN (Ro.) CAPT Roland Brandquist, USN (Ro.) CAPT Roy R Buehlcr USN (Ra) CDR Jama J. Camoon, CEC USN (Ra) RADM Perei G. C b b o t USN (Ra) * CARTJohn H. Chenard, USN (Ra) CAPT LanyG. Cox, USNR (Ra.) CAPT WJIiam D. Graver USN (Ret.) Mr Robert W Custer * CDR WJIiam Dimsdde, USNRR (Ro.) CAPTJayT Grafton, USN (Ret) CDR Roben N. Griffin, USN (Ro.) * Mr J. Russell Hoke II Mr Tenence C Hubbard Lt Col Charls D. Jenkins, USAF (Ro.) CAFT John E Leahy 111, USN (Ra.) Mr Roben W Lowe * CAFT George G. Madiuigo, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Robert S. McAfee, USN (Ro.) CAPT Jams B, McKinney, USN (Ret,) Mr Allen H. MiUei

Shipmate, May 2003

CAPT WJIiam S, Muensrer USN (Ro,) Col Harold D, Nedey USAF (Ret) Mr Murray C, Nbton t RADM Raul W, Parcdls, USN CDRJamsW RhUbrid, Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT WJUam LftiweU,Jr, USN (Ret) • Mt Kevin T, Ryan * LCDR Frank T Shnpson, USN (Ret,) LCDR Davkl R Snombog, Sr, USNR (Ret,) Mt Jewd J, Suddath, J t

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mt Danid J, Affbunit Jr LtCol Carl J, Agho, USAF (Ret,)* LCDR Das-id R Banner USNR Maj Duane C Bed, USMCR Maj Charls N. BJtdds, USMC (Ro.) CART AUen M.BisseU, USN (Ret.) Maj aaudiusJ.Biitell, USMCR LtCol Ridiaid S. Buigess, USMC (Ro.) CAPT Kennedi G, Clark, USN (Ret,) Capt Frands S, Clark, USMCR CAPT Joseph D, Cole, USN CAPT Charls 1. Cook, USN (Ra) Mr BonanI T, Cote CDR David M, Crisre, USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas G. Cunis, USN (Ret.) Mt Thomas M. Donahue CDR Jams E Duffy, USN (Ret.) Mr Henty P ^ a n Mr Joseph A EppoUto Mr Jama F Fitzgerdd II CART Robert V Gamba, USN (Ra.) CART Robert E. Gasser USN (Ro.) CART Midiad W Gavldt, USN (Ro.) LCDR David R Hand, USN (Ro.) * CART Jon D. Harden, USN (Ro.) CAPT WJIiam J. Hastie, USN (Ra) LCDR Paul C. Hazucha, USN (Ret.) CAPT John G.Herbein. USNR CDR Ridiard G. Hooker USN LT Jams R Howanl, USN CAPT Fralerick N. Jerding, USN (Ro.) CDR Frands D. Kay USN (Ro.) M R . Fiank E Kolbe, Jr Mr Jams E. Kovacevich * CDR Porto Lewis, Jr., USN (Ret) Mr. WiUiam E, Lewis, Jr Mr, Edward B, Longton CAPT WJIiam S. Manning, USN (Ro.) LCDR Joseph A Maids, USN (Ret.) Mt David MayeR, Jr CDR Chads E McCaskUl, Jr, USN (Ro.) Col Samud C McKee, USMC (Ret.) Mt John C Mendelis CAPT Douglas K MenJdidm, USN (Ra) CDR Midiad T Midas, Jr, USN (Ro,) LCDR Paul S, Nonon, USN (Ro.) CAPT Robert E. Osmon, USNR (Ra.) Lt Col John E, C Paepdc, USAF Dr Edward A Ratrid CDR John A Rahid II, USN (Ra) CAPT Richard C Ravena, USNR CAPT David A Raymond, USNRR CAPTHenryJ, Rinnen, USN Col Toirence W RogeR, USMC (Ro,) Mr John L RogeR Mr Geoige C, Ross Mr Raul J, Sanner Mr Lawrence E Samo Mr Clifford F Schumann RADM John E Shaw, USN (Ra) LT Bnan M, Shea, USN CDR Howard L, Sippic, Jr, USN (Ro,) CAPT Noiman L Slezdt, USN (Ro,) Maj Harold D, Sullivan, USMC (Ret) * CAPT Patrick H. Sullivan, USNRR (Ro,) Mr WJIiam E, Taylor CDR Thomas H. Ted IIL USN (Ret,) CAPT Thomas J, Terry, Jr, USNR (Ro,) Mr Robert C Wdko Dt Robyn M, WdreR CDR MJron W Weaver USN (Ra,) CAPT John E Whelan, Jt, USN (Ra) Mr J, David Woodward CAFT Jams T Worthington 11, USN CART Hendon 0 , Wright USN (Ret,) It Col Salvatore A Zaccagnino, USAF (Ra,)

Century Club ($100 - $249) LCDR Jams W, Allen, USN (Ret.) Mt John D, Angel Maj Steve RBdash,Jt, USMCR Mt Gaiy D. Bdlaid LCDR Harley H. Barnes, Jt, USNR Mr Nolle L. BeU Mr Jaras W, Bower CDR Robert J, Bowman, USN (Ro,) Mr William E, Cdlaway Jr CAFT AndrewG, Cottoman, Sr, USN (Ret) LCDR Wdio S, CumeUa, USNRR Mr WiUiam G, Davidson III LCDR George E, Denn, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAPT Francis K Duffy, USN (Ra.) CAPT Ridiard D. Ebet USN (Ret.) CAPT Norraan D. Fdk, USN Mr William L. Foster Jt Mt Thomas C Glew Mt Mole W, Gorman CDR Frederid G, Hde, USN (Ra) CDR Louis W, Hcacod, RE„ USNR (Ra) CAPT Thomas A Head, USN CAPT Lewis E, HJdet USN (Ret) Mt Jama J, Hogan CAPT Thomas E , H u t t J t , USN CAPT Robert J, lanucd, USN (Ra) LtCol Call R, Ingebrecen, USMC (Ro,) CAPT Keidi S, Jons, USN (Ro,) CAPT David G, Kdb, USN (Ret,) Col Joe J, Kirkpanid, USMC (Ret,) CAPT Lennis L. LammeR, USN (Ret.) CAPT Uwience W Lavely USN CAPT Michad J. Lea, USN (Ret.) LCDR Gary T Lew, USN (Ret) CDR Robert D, Mamlb, USN (Ro,) Lt Col Jams G, Maxfield, USAF (Ret,) CDR Rdph G, McClairen, USNR (Ro.) LCDR Thomas W McClure, USN (Ret.) LT Jams M. McConndl, USN (Ret.) LCDR Lany D. McCuUough, USN (Ra) MG John H. McDondd, USA LCDR Michad H. MeirUl, USN (Ro.) CAPT Noiman W Mims, Jr, USN (Rer) Mr Mdcolm Murray CART Gerald A, Nelson, USN (Ro,) Mr Jay A, Newbern CART Ward J, O'Brien, USNR (Ro,) LtCol Alan L, Oir USMC (Ro,) Dr Richard R, Rariseau Mr Roben G, PancRon LCDR Roben J. PoweR, USN (Ra) CDR Edwaid A, Ransom, USN (Ro,) Mr John J, ReUly Jr Mr Fonest T, Rhods LCol Howard L, Richey USMC (Ret,) CART Roy G, RUey, USN (Ret,) LCDR Robert C Rohr USN (Ra) CDR WiUiam M. Ross, Jr, USN (Ra.) LCDRJohn F Ruhsenboget USN (Ro.) Mt Dondd W Sandeis CAPT John A Schmidt USN (Ra) CDR Frederid A Schwa Jr, USNR LCDR Sidney L Scraggs III, USNR (Ra) CDR Charls J. Simmons, USN (Ro.) CART Wdliam R Spearman, USN (Ro.) CDR Roben L, Steele, USN (Ra) Capt Edward H, Szweda, Jr, USMC CAPT John H , T d t USNR (Ret) CAPT Lewis H, Thama, USN LCDR Henry von Kolnitz, Jr, USN (Ret) CDR Edward T Wdker Jr, USN (Ro,) CDR Geoige R Weeks, Jr, USN (Ro,) Dr David J, Young

Donor LCDR RobertJ, Amend, USN (Ret,) Mr Roger A. Andeison CAPT Jerome E. Benson, USNR (Ret) Maj Alfred H, Bivens, USMC (Ro.) LCDR Rondd J, Boodi, USN (Ret) CAPT Dondd E, Broadfield, USN (Ret,) CART Robert A Byrne, USNR (Ret) Mt Eugene J, Chancy Mt Richaid B, Davis Lt Col Andiony J, Dunne, USAF (Ro,) * CAPT Jerome J, Fee, USN Mr Lewis C GiUen, Jr Mr Jon H, Grd

CDRJohn E, Greenhdgh, USN (Ret,) LCDRJohnM, Hagen, USN(Ret,) Col R, Danid Hastings, USAF (Ro,) Mr Rondd W, Hinkd CDR Frank M, Hunt Jr, USN (Ret,) VADM Raymond R llg, USN (Ret,) Mr Angelo N, Karampdas CAPT Ronald L, Koontz, USN (Ret,) Lt Col Axd M, LaRcn, Jr, USAFR (Ret,) CDR Gaeton A, Long, Jr, USNR (Ret,) Mr Michad S, McCuUough CDR William W Medaris, USN (Ret,) Mr Richaid B, Meredith Mr Jay C Metzlei Mr Dondd L MiUo LCDR William J, Mitchell, USN (Ro,) Mr Jama J, Ned CAPT Chads H. Pererson, USNR (Ro,) LCDR Jams B, Ramsey USN (Ra.) Mr William J. RusseU CDRWdtol.Smits, USNR (Ret.) CDR Stanley C Smmbo, USN (Ret) Mr Dennis VTaff Maj Joseph R Tenney, USMC (Ra.) Mr Raymond M. Tow CDR Michad E Treacy, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jesus B.Tupaz, USN (Ro,) CDR Dondd K, Tykt USN (Ret,) LCDR LoweU E, Webb, USN (Ra) Mr John M, WJlsey

1961 Total Class Giving-$353,169 Average Gift - $1,185 Participation Rate 44.1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CAPT Neil Blod, USNR (Ro.) Dr E. Lewis Bryan RADM Adington E CampbeU, USN (Ret) CART Robert R Denis, USN (Ro.) * Mr J. Kenneth D k n o CAFT RidBid C Dnimmond USNRR (Ret) Lt Col Charls W Duke, Jr, USAFR (Ro.) Mr Benno M, Geison LCDR Jama C Hellauer USN (Ra) RADM VirgU L HiU, Jr, USN (Ra) LCDR Jaras D, Hodde, USNR (Ro.) Mr Richard J, Kievit* CART Charls W, Lyman III, USNR (Ro,) RADM Edward S, McGinley n, USN (Rer) Mr Dennis J, Moore Mr Michael J. Moore Mr WiUiam M, Moore, Jr Mr Richard A, Noiman Mr John R, O'Connor CAFT Roga R Onorati, USN (Ra,) CARTJ, S, Perry, USN (Ret.) RADM A. Kent Riffey USN (Ret.) Mr Thomas A Shidds Mr Raese V, Simpson RADM Jerome E Smith, Jr, USN (Ret,) CAPT Jerrold M, Smidi, USN (Ro.) CAPT WiUiam D, Stidght, USN (Ro,) VADM Edwarel M, Snaw SC USN (Ra,) CAFT Frederid Triggs 111, USN (Ret) Mr Kennedi W Wddorf CAFT Dudley D, WJUams IE, USNR (Ra) Mr Howard T, Winfree

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,500) CDRJayB,AdletUSN(Ret.)* CARTJoseph M, BeUino, USNR (Ro,) Mr David A, Benson * CAPT Midiad D, Bradley, USN (Ro,) * Col Rondd L, Cariberg, USAF (Ret,) CAPT NeU S, Cams, USN (Ro,) Col WUiam P Gsla, USAR (Ret,) Mr Thomas W, Diekmann CDR Timothy R Dugan, Jr, USN (Ro.) Mr Edward J, Eningcr 111 * CAPT Fiancis M, Gambacoira Jr, USN Mr Dariel E, Gonyea Mr Alan G, Greet MR, Robert G, Grabb RADM Wdlacc N. GuJuie, Jr, USNR (Ro,) Mr William E Leeson * CAPT Jama A Luper USN (Ret)

Mr Frank A, Monow Mr Jeremiah T O'DonneU * Mr Clarence M, Pdnter Jr CDR Jaras M, Quarls, USN (Ro,) Mr Melvin M, Romine * Mr Chiistophei R, Sedbach CAPT Robert C Smidi, USN (Ra.) Mr Gayle R. Thompson * Mr John J, Vdeiio Mr Thomas J, White * CDR Richaid M, Whimey Jr, USN (Ro,) LCDR Thomas C. Winanr USN (Rer) *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr Lonny D, Anderson * CART Thoraas F Bailey USN (Ro.) RADM Jon M, Ban, USN (Ret) LtCol William R, Campbdl, Jr, USMC CAPT Brace W, ChuichUI, USN (Ret,) Mt P o o J, Danna, Jr * CDR David T Dean, USN (Ret.) LCDR Emst L, DeSha, USN (Ret,) Mr Alfred G, Dessayei * LCDRAlanH, Donn, USN (Ret) CART Wdrei S, Diapei IV, USN (Ret,) CART Jams R, Edgar, USN (Ret,) Mr WiUiam R, Eldiedge M R , Douglas W Fdconer Mr Dde E Fuiman, Jr * D r D . Clark Gibbs CDR Dondd R Grinned, USN (Ret,) CDR Kevin J, Giowney USN (Ret) * Dt Roben 0 , Hawkins, Jr CAPT Richard W Holly USN (Ro,) Mr Arnold D, Kleban CAPT Arland W, Kuarer USN (Ret,) t CAFT Howard E, Kuhns, USN (Ro.) Mt and Mrs. Sarason D. Lieblei RADM Danid R Mareh, USN (Ra) Mr Thomas M. Markley * CAPTThoraasM. McNidiolas,Ji, USN (Rn.) Mr John G. Mintiens Mr Mark W Mooie * Mr John C Morris, Jr Mt Robert D. Nichol LCol Fred J, Pdurabo, USMC (Ra) Col John A RhiUips, USAF (Ret) Col WJUam M, Rakow, Jr, USMC (Ra,) CDR WiUiam D, Rhods, USNR (Ro,) Mr Jerome C Rosenberger CART Michad C, Rodi, USN (Ra,) Mr Guarino J, Serdy CDR Robert H, Shaw, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Robert W Sheret USN (Ra) Mr Wdlacc H, Snyder LCDR Jackie L, Stevens, USN (Ret,) CART Jesse J, Stewart, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Gordon W, Wacko CDR Teny G, Wdlcr USN (Ra) LCDR Jack R WiUiams, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT Gary A Abidl, USNRR Mr Joseph J. Allegreni Mr James L, Avant LT Roben W, Barron, Jr, USN Mr Jams D, Black CAPT Gilbert W Bratschi, USN (Ro,) Mr MarshaU L, Burgess Mr James V, Cavanaugh RADM Isaidi C Cole, USN (Ro,) CDR Douglas V Crabbe, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Edward T Decker Mr Earl L, Diamond Col Mark S, Dinrich, USAFR (Ra,) • CART Eugene S, Dvomick, USN LCDR Chails A, FarrdI, Jr, USN (Ret) LCDR Elben E, Fisher Jr, USN (Ret) LT Smart T Fieeland, USN Col Charls E, Gaidner USA (Ret,) CART Grant R, Garntson, USN (Ro,) CART Batty A, Gastrock, USN (Ret,) * CAPT Robert N, Giuffreda, USN (Ret) CART Robert P Glover USN (Ra,) Dr Relet W Greenwood Mr John R Griffidi * LCDR Thomas E, Hinron, USN (Ro,) * CAPT Robert W, Hoag II, USN (Ret,)

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Mr Robert G, Hoffman CART Neil E, Holben, USN (Ret,) CART Charis C, Holcomb, USN (Ret,) CART Allison J, HoUfidd, Jr, USN (Rer) CDR Frank A, Jons, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Timothy M, KeUy Mr Jackson W T, Kennedy LT Richaid L Kibbe, Jr, USN Prof Pad R, KIdndoifo Mr William E Klumpp II Mr Theodore E Langworthy Dt Jams M, Lasto CAPT Ira E. Livingsron, USN (Ro.) CDR Jams R Long, USNR (Ret.) Mr Thoraas R Manning, Jr LCDR Alfred A Maybadi, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Stephen M. Mayian Mr Andiew G, McFadden * CARTJohn R McMdion, USN (Ret,) Mr Jaras W Meadows LCDR Jams T Meignet USN (Ret) CAPT Charls R Mecder Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Eugene E, MitcheU Mr Thomas W MitcheU CDR Richard A, Morgm, USN (Ra) LCDR John K. Morris, USN (Ret.) CDR Christopho 0 . Nidiols, USN (Ra.) Mr Jama F Noonan LCDR Stephen J. Olzinski, USN (Ret) CARTJohn M, Quanoman, Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Christopho B, Robbhis, USN (Ro,) Mr Stanley R, Roman Col Richard B, RodiweU, USMC (Ra) * CDR H, Jay Savage, SC, USN (Ret) CAPT Alan E, Smidi, USN (Ra) Mr Harold E, Spooner Mr Richard D, Sylvster Jr Mr Gerdd R, VandeibUt CAPT Frank A, Visted, USN (Ra) Mr David R Wat Mr Frederick R Wilson LCDR Raymond J, Wilson, USN (Ra)

Century Club ($100 - $249) Col Chails T Ackeraian, USAF (Ro,) Mr Raul R Arnedi LCDRJohn C Arnold, USN (Ro,) CDR Joseph A Bddwin, USNR (Ret,) LCDR Lany J, Bodiford, USN (Ret) Mr Jams S, Boum CAPTJohnJ, Brannan, USN CARTJamsRBreece,USNR CART Maico J, Bruno, USN (Ro,) CAPT David V Burke, Jr, USN (Ro.) Mr Kent R, Chastain Class of 1961 Mr Thoraas R, Cochill II Mr Richard L, Cook LtCol Lawience C, Cox, USAF (Ret) * CAPT Kennedi G, Craig, USN (Ret) LtCol Charls E, Davis, USMC (Ra) CAFT John M. Davis, USNRR (Ra) CAPT RobertT Davis II, USN (Ret.) CART Jod R W Decker USN (Ra.) Mr Charls R. Dcnney Jr Mr Nelson C DePartee CART George H. DewhiRt USN (Ret) LTC Dennis E. Doheny, USAR (Ro.) LT Clare C Eaton, USNR Mr Rondd H. Ecklein Mr John H, Edson CDRJon K EUion, USN (Ro,) CDR William S, Emmerich, USN (Ra,) CAPT Andiony C Esau, USN (Ret) CAPT Ftederick A, Faiber USN (Ro,) CAFT Ted PFenno, USN (Ret.) Mr Peto W Feiiiso, Sr CAFF Roberts. Fitch, USN (Ret.) CART Ernst Frankenbog, USN (Ro.) * CART Dana R French, Jt, USN (Ret) CDR Elmo J, Gdbraith, Jt, USN (Ret) CDR Robert L, Gidiam, USN (Ret,) CDR Goidon E, Guentet USNR (Ret.) LCDR Domenic R Gucniero, USN (Ra.) Mr Raymond A. Hansen, Jr Mr Harold E. Harden LtCol Jams A Han, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Roben F Hofford, USN (Ra) Mr Daniel J, Houton

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Mr Nelson D, Hulrae Dr Alfred D, Hurt Jr CART Edgar D, Hux, USN (Ra) Mr Dennis R Joyce Mr Alfred R, Joyner CART Jaras D, Joyner USN (Ret,) CAPT Joseph A Kiel, USN (Ret) Mt Alexandei B, Komoioske, Jr CAPT Richard A. Lamporte, USN (Ret.) Mr Luther L. Landin * Mr Herbert J. Lana, Jr CDR WJIiam J. Uufosweilo III, USN Col StanleyJ.Lepo, USAF (Ret) LCol Frederid E, Lewis, USMC (Ro,) LtCol Mdvin H, Long, USMC (Ret,) CAPT WJIiam C, Long, USN (Rer) Mr Thomas W. Lynch Dr William E Mackey Mt LoweU L. Marrin Mr Harry A. Marxen CAPT Bmce E, Maxon, USN (Ret,) Col Michad M, McMillan, USAF (Ret,) Mr Harold R, Mdendy Lt Col PhJip W McriJl, USAF (Ret,) CART Geoige E, Monow, USNR Col Dondd J, MyeR, USMC (Ret,) Mr Robert J, Ncms LCDR WJliara F O'Connor USNR (Ret,) CART Heradon A Olivo 111, USN (Ra) Mr Constantine J, Rappas CDR Anthony H, RassareUa, USN (Ret) Mr Ward G, Poeison CDR Noiman B, Pigeon, USN (Ret,) Mr Thomas W Popham Mr Richard C, Piathei Maj Geoige H, Raroha, USAF (Ret) Mr Kurt A, Rohdenbog Mr Robert W, Sample, Jr CAPT Louis M, Sandiini, USN (Ra) CW4 Geoige R, Simmons, AUS (Ro,) CDR Charls M, St Uurent USN (Ro,) Dr David J, Svendsgaard CAPT Kennedi R, Sydow, USN (Ret,) CDR Raul J, Umboger USN (Ret) Mr Robert K, Vogd CDR Mark H, Waggoner USN (Ret,) CDR Richard J, Wdlace, USNR (Ret,) LT Robert M, Wasseiman, USN (Ret,) CART Rodney K WatKRon, USN (Ro,) Col Mdcolm W Wehmng, USMC Mr Barry S, Wimbedey * CDR Ned C Wolfe, USN (Ra) LtCol Rdph A Zimmemian, USMC (Rer)

Donor Mr Jams E. BickneU CDRJohnW Black, USN (Ret,) LCDR David A BmrameRted, USN (Ra) CAPT Gary L, Carlson, USNRR Mr Geoige R, Convose Rev Dde D, Dean Mr Charls M, Ernst Mr John R, GaUoway CDR WiUiam W B, Greene, USNRR t LCDR Robert C, Hanson, USN (Ro,) Mr WUiam C Hdron Mr Douglas P Holbrook CDR Randolph J, Hoihutz, USN (Ret,) Mr Colin T Kagd LCDR Edward L, Keller USNR CDR Frands M. Kirk, USN (Ret.) CDRThomas B, KoRmo, USN (Ret,) LCDRWiUiaraJ, Lee, USN(Ret,) Mr Roderick L, MacDondd CAPT David D, Middleron, USN (Ret,) Mr John G, Rdmer Lt Col Geoige H, Rodrasky USAF (Ret,) LCDR Robert D, Shupe, USN (Ro,) Mr Louis E. Solano CAPT Kennedi L Van Sickle, USN (Ra) Mr Dondd W Ward CDR Fredoid J. Wst, USN (Ro.)

196Z Totd Class Giving-$1,640,032 Aveiage Gift - $5,714 Participation Rate - 40.2%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Anonymous Opt Mdcolm K Beyei, Jr, USMCR (Ro.) Mr Dondd R, Bourassa RADM Stephen K Chadwid, USN (Ret) Mr Gregoiy A, Chauncey CAPTJamfsM.CoopcismiJi, USNR (Ret)* CAPT Jams D, Davis, USNRR (Ret) Mt Daniel R, Dunn CAPT Jaras A, Fleraing, Jr, USN (Ro,) RADM WJIiam A Heine 111, USNR (Ra) VADM John B, Laplanre, USN (Ret,) Mr Leonard E, Leetzow, Jr Mr Brooks T, Mancini Dr WJIiam C MiUo CDR and Mis, Howaid S, Rinskcy Mr Phillip G, Saunders Mr Raymond M, Sisk, Jr * ADM Leighron W, Smidi, Jr, USN (Ra,) Mr Robert M, Sontheimer LCDR Robert N, Tidbdl, USNR (Ro,)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CAPT Jams S, Bewick, USNR (Ro.) Mr Stephen H, Bostwick CAPT Chails H. BoweR, USNRR (Rer) BGen Thomas V Draude, USMC (Ret.) Mr John T Jacbon III * VADM Harold M. Koenig MC, USN RADM John T N a n a USN (Ret.) CDR Roy 1, Newron, USN (Ro,) * ADM WJIiam A Owens, USN (Ro,) Mt Manin A, Seelig Mt Edwaid C, Thomas, Jt * Mt Gordon E, Vdenrine * CAPT Dondd E, Wadtins, USN (Ro.) * Mr Roben R, Yohanan

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr Jams N, Agamdre Mr Edward C Archer * Mr Roben W Bolster Jr Mr WiUiam M, Carter Col Dondd E, Christy, USMC (Ret,) Mr Rdston E Cole LtCol Robert G, Dawson, USMC (Ret,) CAPT Jama W Dondiue, USNR (Rer) * CART Tlieodorc B, Dubs, USNR (Ra) * LCDRJohn CEllet USN (Ret) Mr Robert E, Gila CDR Jad E, HamJron, USN (Ret,) CDRJohn C Hinkle, USN (Ret) CART Jama B, Hitchbom, USN (Ro,) LCDR Charis J, Koeber USN (Ro,) CART Jeny A Kotchb, USN (Ret,) * CART Sdvatore A Martindii, USN (Rer) CAPT Manin J, O'Biien, USNR (Ret.) CDRJohnT Quinn, USN (Ret.) CDR Rdph L, Sand, USN (Ro,) * RADM Edwaid D. Shedir Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Louis E.Thomassy, Jr, USN (Ret) * CDR Richard C Tieanor USN (Ro,) *

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CDRJohnT Argo, Jr, USNRR (Ret,) * CAPT Charls S, Arnat, USN (Ret,) CDR Joseph R Brown, USN (Ro,) CDR Edward J, Ciowley USN (Ret,) LCol WJIiam E, CuUen, Jr, USMCR (Ret) LCol Chadwid H, Dennis, Sr, USMC (Ret) Mr Stephen L. Denson * Col Frederick L, Dietrich, USAF (Ro,) Mr Rdph C Dodge CARTJoseph L, Epstdn, USNRR (Ret,) CDR Harry J, Feeney III, USNRR (Ret) CAPT MyronT Fleming, Jr, USNR (Ret) RADM David M, Goebel, USN Maj Gen Dondd G, Haid, USAF Mr Patrick V. Han CDR Robert L, Hick, USN (Ret,) CDR Fiank W Hugha, USN (Ret) CDR WJliara H, Ise, USN (Ro,) CDR Robot J, Kenndly Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Richaid C Lee Mt WJIiam H. Levings 11 CDR Gordon S. Ungley USNR (Ro.)

CAPT Wdrei R Martin, USN (Ret.) Mr Roben L. McDondd * CAFT John M, McGrath, USN (Ra) Mr Jacob M, Meckler Maj Michad J, Miga, USAF (Ret,) CAPT Alan R More, USN (Ret.) Col Raul F Muiphy USAF (Ro.) Mr Geoffrey A. Nelson CART Guy D. Nickerson, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Robert L. O'Conndl, USNR MIS. Kip O'Connoi CDR Robot E. Parnick, USNR (Ra) CAPT Michael M, Raggen, USN (Ro.) CDR Emery A, Reisrenet USN (Ra) Mr Dondd W Rhoda Col Jams E, Roberts, USAF (Ro,) CDR Joseph D, Runnels, USN (Ret,) Mr MiUaid J, Seaicy, Jr CDR Linn TShoup, USN (Ro,) CAFT Bradfoid D, Smidi, USNR (Ra,) * Mr Michael 0 , Smith Maj WiUiam R, ThuRby Jr, USAF (Ro,) CAPT Michad C Tieman, USN (Ro) * CAFF A Raul Tully Jr SC, USN (Ret,) * Mr Frank Wagner CDR Wdrer E Wdham, Jr, USN (Ra) CARTJohn D, Whire 11, USN (Ret.)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CAPT Wanen R. Abd, USN (Ro.) Mr Michael G, Abeiciombie CAPT Dondd W, Alice, USNR (Ro,) CDR David R Arnold, USN (Ret) Mr Fredrick H, Badger Mrs, Chatei T, Baj, Jr Mt Edward R Barker Mr Wayne A, Earner CAFT Rdph E. Beedle, USN (Ret) CART Robert 0 , Beer Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ndm A Boiavoite-Alegria, RN (Ra) Mr Richard H, Bezanson Mr WUiam J, Bird CART Jama B, Birinddii, USNRR (Ro,) CDR WiUiara T BiuneUe, USN (Ret,) LCDR Rufiis T Buigs, Jr, USN (Ro,) CART Hugh A, Burkons, USNR (Ret,) CART Paul A Chapla, USN (Ret,) Col WiUiam G, Chavanne, USAF (Ret) Dr Rdph R, Chsson, Jr CAPT David G, Qark, USN (Ra,) CAPT Edward J, Claike, USN (Ra) Col Fred F Coibdis, Jr, USAF (Ra) CAFT Claroice M, Comfonh, USNR (Ro,) Mr John N, CosreUo Mr Dondd T Coughlin CAPT Harvey J, Cybul, USN (Ra) Mr John W Diedenhofen, Jr CDR Roben L, Ditchey USNR (Ret) CAPT Ridiaiti W DommeR, USNR (Ra) CDRWdlsB, Doty, USN (Ret) LtCol Thomas J, Dumora, Jt, USMC (Ra) Mr David C English * Mr Jon K, Eiison CART William A, EstcU, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Manin J, Farber CDR Gerard D, fiirrell, USNRR (Rer) CDR Nicholas M, Fenirer USN (Ret,) Mr Rondd E, Frederick Mr Richaid M, Fiy Col William R, Gage, USMC (Ret) Mr Thomas D, Gdlagher * CART Joseph C, Garaboa, USNR (Ra,) Mr Stephen A, Ganison CDRJamsH. Gad, USN(Ret.) LCDR Perer S. Gingras, USN (Ret.) CDRJohnM, Gluck, USN (Ret) LCDR Manin W Goldsboiough, USNR (Rer) Col and MR, H, Frederick Gough, J t Ms, Victoria S, Gray CAPT Robert P Grecnman, USN (Ret,) LCDR C Dondd Griffin, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDRThomas C Grzymda, USN (Ret,) Mr Robot J. Guyon Mr David E, Haan Mr Paul R, Harvey CAPT Richaid J, Haye, USN (Ret) Mr Richaid A, Haymdei LCDR Keimyn J. Homann, USN (Ro.) Col William A. Hesset USMC (Ret.)

Mt Thoraas K. Hitchcock Mt Biyan L, Hobbs CDR WJUara S, C Hoffinan, USN (Ret) * Mr James A. HoneyweU Col Dennis E, Huff, USAF (Ret) CAPT Raul D, HuRt USN (Ro,) Mt Geoige W, Inskeep CAFTJosephR John, USNR CAPT Emat R Kdlus, USNR (Ro.) LCDR Roger N, Kammeideino, USN (Ra) CART Douglas G, KeUet USN CAPTJohnR KeUy USN (Ret.) Col Jaras H. Kiehle, USAFR (Ret) Mr WiUiam H. Kirvan, Jr Rev. WiUiam M, Kruldi Mt John E, Kszystyniak, Jr M r D o n d d J , Kunkd CART Roben J, Lewis, USN (Ro,) Mt Philip H, H, Lindenstmdi Mt Rodolfo Losoya CART Richard A. Luket USNR (Ra) Mr Dondd G. Lundquist LCDR Peyton M. Magrader Jr, USN (Ret) Dr Robert A. Majaki Mr Andiony Manzo Mr Richard G. Martineau Mr Jama V. Masella, Jr Mt Gregoiy A Mathei RADM Thomas A. Mercer USN (Ro.) CAPT Victor A Meyer USNR (Ret.) Col Dondd G. MUlet USMC (Ro.) Mt Jerry W Mungei Mr Thomas M. Musrin Mr Leonard Nissenson LCDR Charis K Nonon, Jr, USNR (Ret) * CAPT Midiad B. O'Connor Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Peto G. OdcU RADM RhiUip R Olson, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert H. Owen, USN (Ra) CDR Eraat D. Perkins 11, USN (Ra) CDR WUiam C Rfingsrag, USN (Ret.) CAPT WiUiam C Rfisrer USN (Ro.) LCDR Robert J. Pozri, USN (Ret.) CART Thomas R Pran, USN (Ro.) LCDR Gary A Reed, USN (Ret.) Mr Thomas M. ReJly Mr Richard B. Rice Mr Henry M. Richarde, Jr Col John W Ripley, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Dayton W Rirt, USN (Ret.) Mt NeU C Sapp CAFT Henry W Schwartz, USN (Ra.) Mr George W Schweizer LCol William R Sraidi, USMC CART Barry A Spofford, USN (Ra) RADM Thomas E, Srone, USN (Ret,) CART William FStoiy, USN CDR David R, Thaxron, USN (Ro,) CART Carmine Tonora, USN (Ret) Dr Myron D, Tiemdne Mr Joseph R, Van Meto II CART Raymond W Vogd 111, USN (Ret) CDRJohn S.VoUtlL USN (Ro,) RADM Geoige F A, Wagner USN CAPT Bemarei E, Wdsh, USN (Ret.) CAPT George R Wareiman, USN (Ret) Mt Christopho T. White CAPT David D. Williams, USN (Ra) Dr Billy H. Wilson Rev Harold D. Wlson Mr Joseph J. Winkler Lt Col Andiony M, Yannarclla, USAF (Ret) Mt Anthony J, Zaccagnino * Mr Andrew R, Zagayko * Col Raul E, Zumbro, USAF (Ra,) *

Donor Mr John G, Baeht Jr Mr Joseph C Benzing Mr Brian R, Buchholz LCDR Alden B, Chace, Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Ned S, Connelly Mr William D, Cross Maj Edward B, Danber USAF (Ra) Dr Stephen M, Duckworth M R , Peto A Duffy LCDR Cdvin R Dunlap 111, USN (Ret) LCDR Ronnie R. EUion, USCG (Ret.) CDR Michael L, Fosrer USNR (Ro.) Col Roger N. Fritzel, USAF (Ra.)

Shipmate, May 2003

CAPT Pntr K. Glasier, USN (Ra.) Mt Dondd R Goidon LCDR Richard S. Gonlon, USN (Ro.) CAPT John L. Hammo 111, USN (Ret.) CAPT PhJUp H. Hartington. USN (Ro.) LCDR h u l D. Hunt, Jr. USN (Ro.) Mt Kenneth R. Jacobson Mt John P Jenkins CAPT PhUip H. Johnson, USNR (Ret) CDR Roger W. Kisid. USNRR (Ret.) CAPT a a t l s A Kosdi 111, USN (Ro.) Mt Dasid Kuishan LCDR Lnvrcnce L. Uine, USN (Ret.) Mt Thomas C Lofton, J t CAPT Perei L McCammon, USN (Ra.) CAPT Jams S. McCasland, USNR (Ro.) CDR Robot McLean, USN (Ro.) Mt Ridiard E. Nidiols, J t CAPT Frcdrid E. PoriU, USN (Ret) Mr. Vicror G. ReiUng Col Thomas C Robins HI, USA (Ret) CDRJohnW. Sdiropp, USN (Ro.) Mt WJham R Slowikowski Mr Rudolf K. St^ehnann LCDR Srephan R'Sroks, USN (Ret) CAPT WJham 0 . Smbbs, Jr, USN (Ra) LCDR Hugh A Tabb, USNRR CDR RhJip M. Tanscy, USN (Ro.) LCDR Dondd M. ToboUd, USN (Ret) Mr. Undsay J. Trax LCDR Thomas E. Ubo, USN (Ret) Judge Cly-de R. \'inson CDR William L Wmdoly Jt, USN (Ro.)

1965 Totd Class Giving - 52,327,812 Av-crage Gift - $9,864 Participation Rate 32.5%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) .Anonymous Mr. WJIiam G. .Andeison * MtCcdlLBladwdl.Jr Mt Michad R Bonsignore Mr. Midud B. Bracy .Mr. Anthony J, Cdebiczze, Jr Class of 1%'3 Mr, John M. Colya, Jr CDR Jams M. DeFranda, USNRR (Ret) Mr. John L Dolby Jr Col Ridiard W Elswonh, USMC (Ro.) Mr. Arnold Glassno Mr. Alfred L G r i ^ Mr. Danid K. Hennessy Mr. Henry C Hirsch * Mr.RonaidJ. H a n i d CAPT George R Leever USNR (Ro.) MtKentA-Maxfidd .Mt Rogo W. Mehle CDR Komoh S. Mewino, USNR (Ro.) Mt Nicholas J. Nerangis Mr. Charls P O'Leary, J t CAPT WJUam L. Renn, USNR * Col Daryl L Rabert, USMCR (Ra) Mt Sithiey R Revere, Jr * Mr. J. Rondd TerwJUger Mr. Rogo E. Tetrault Mr. Douglas 0 , Tozour

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CART Thomas J, Batzd, USN (Ra) * CDRTravisN, Beard, USN UColMkhad A Bkkfet^ USAF (Ra) * CAPT C, J, Bustamante, USN (Ret) Mr. John Casno RADM Dennis R Conley, USN (Ro.) CDRJohn D. Conroy USNR (Ret.) CAPT Frands L. Davey, Jt, USNR (Ro.) Mr WJUam D, Davidson * CAPT Fdix E, DeGoUan m, USNR (Ro.) DtJohnD.DeHoU Mr. Jama J, DeLong CDR Antonk) F De Sands, USNRR (Ro,) * CAPT P e t o T Deutennann, USN VADM WJIiam A Earner Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT George A HeUaweU Jr, USNRR Mr Michad R, Jacqmin Dr Ratrid W, Johnson

Shipmate, May 2003

CAPT WJham S, Johnson IV USN (Ro,) * CAPT Danid J, Koaur USN (Ret,) CDR Glenn PLaury, USN RADM Larry R, MaRh, USN (Ra.) Dr Roben G. MJlo CDR Clayron K. MORC, USN

(Ro.)

CAPT Roben Polidi, USNR (Ro.) CRT Roben E. Piangley USA Mt David B. Puden * VADM Das-id B. Robinson, USN CAPT Dondd R. Sheafter USN (Ro.) Mr Alan R. Sim * Mr Roben E. Simmonds * CAPT Perer W. Sos-eid, USN (Ret.) LCDR C h s i o G. White, Jt, USN (Ro.) CAPT Ridianl H. WiUiams, USN CDR Jams K WJUamson, USNR (Ra) * Mt Douglas H. Zanzoi *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CAPT Liond A.W. Banda, USNRR * CDR Robert E Beckham, USN (Ro) Mt John R Boley Mr Edward C Bratly Mr Harold A, Breaid, Jr Mr Ridianl W, Budow * CAPT WJUam R QmJdiael,Jr,USNR(Rfl.) Mr Stephen H, Coesrei * CART John 0 , Dondan, USN (Ret) CART Bradley D, EidioRt USPHS Dt WiUiam t EUison Mr WJIiam D, Gunn RADM Thomas E Hdl, USN (Ret) Mt Wilson F Harris, J t LCDR Charls F Helspet USN (Ret) CART Frands W HJron, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Frank C Hohns, USN (Ret) CAPT WJson D. Key, USN (Ret.) Mr. Jama R. Koehn CDRJary W. Lewis, USN (Ret) * Lt Col Lee H. Uvingsron, USAF (Ret) CARTJohn M. McClure, USN (Ro,) Mr Midiad N, McDermon CAFT Jams A Metcdfe, USNR (Ret,) LCDR George E Nolan, USN (Ret) CDR Roben B, Oris, USN (Ro.) CART Bonanl L hnoson HI, USN (Ra) Maj D i t d K Rraeget USMC Mt Robert A Schaefer * CAPTJonR Scon, USN (Ra) Mr Midiad H, Shdley LCDR Jams C, Shiglet USN (Ret,) CAPT Charls W Srone, Jr, USN (Ret) RADM Joseph C, Snasser USN (Ret) Mr, Charls D, Smbbs CAPT Jams A. Tare, USN (Ret) M R , Rondd E Tsra Dr Crdg L, Thrasher CAFT Vemon H, Von Sydow, USN (Ra) Mr Peto G. Vieeland Mr,JodM,WaRhaw* CDR Bmce C, Webb, USNR (Ret) Mt Dondd M, White, J t * Mr,RonddJ,WJls

Tecumseh Club ($250 - 499) Mr Ron Baxter Mr John C Bender Mr Robert L, Bennen LCDR Poer A. Browne, USN (Ret) CDR Jams 0 , C a n e r USN (Ro.) Mr Roger L. Deegan * CAPT John H. DoweUer USNR (Ra) CART Jams D, Fontana, USN (Ret,) Mr Roben D, Foistei Mt Joseph E FosscUa Mr John W, Gowens 11 Mr William E, Graham, Jr LCDR Dondd E, Grant, USNR CAPT PhUip S, Gubbins, USN (Ro,) Mr. Richard E. Guffey CAFT WUiam D. Hdm, USN (Ro.) Mr Edward S. Harrford, Jr CAFT WJUam C, Hughs, Jr, USN (Ro.) CART Jeny EHuss, USN (Ret.) CDR JertyW. Joidan, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jams E. KUlian, USN (Ra) Mr Brace B. Lenz

CAPT C Flad Logan, USN (Ret) Mr Joseph S, Longo, Jr Mr Samud J. LoPiati Mr J. Alan McAndly CAFF WJham R McCarai, Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Chiistophei D. Mungo CAFF Geoige M. Musid 111, USN (Ret) Mr Jams R Newbeny 11 CAPTThomasJ. O'Biien, Jr, USN (Ret) CDR Perei D. Quinron, USN (Ro.) Col Ronnie R. Radftinl, USAF (Ret.) Mr Benjamin D. Redd, Jr CDR Edsyaid A R u d n a Jt, USN (Ra) Mr Hugh E. Sdidl CART Fenlinand M. Sdiery, USN (Ret.) CDR Jams M. Shull, Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Sddcn M. Smdl, USN Mt Harold G. Smidi, Jr CART Erwin E Sroiz, USNR Col Ridiarel D. Tomlin, USMC (Ro.) Mr Geoige R Tracy * CART Jams R. Turner USN (Ret.) Mr Robert L. VanBuren * CARTAE.WddietUSN(Ret.) CART Frank R, Whden, USN Mr Peto R, Whire t CARTJohn G, WJkhison, Jr, USN (Ra) CART T«l A WiUandt USN (Ro,) RADM Ridiaid A WJson, USN (Ret) CAFT Julian M, Wiight, Jt, USN (Ret,)

Century Club ($100 - $249) LTjG Shdby 0 , Alcon, USN (Ret) CDRJohn RAucdla, USN Mr David A, Bingemann M t BumeU A, Brown, Jr Mr Richard W Brown CDR Wayne A Claike, USN (Ret) Mr WiUiam E, Cole II LCDR Andrew J, Cunin, USN (Ret,) CDR Dennis C, Doherty, USNR (Ro,) Mr Robert L, Eastman Mr Leonard M, Eaton VADM Goirge W Eraeiy, USN (Ret,) Dr Jama A Fisher CDR Ernest R, Freeman, USN (Ret) Mr Jams C Garde CART Vincent J, GUroy USN (Ret) CART Jeny L Haiken, USN (Ra) Mr Arvin L HeUman Col George A Huber USAF (Ra) Mr Keidi R Ko Col Rdph D, Kimberiin, USAFR Mr Edwatd A, Kolbe Lt Col Stephen C Leisge, USAF (Ret) CART George R Uv-e III, USN CDR Robert W Lyons, USN (Ra.) CDRJohn S.McObe, USNRR LCDR David W MeyeR, USN (Ro.) Mr Richard A Miehle* CDR Richard J. MJa, USN (Ro.) Mr Robert G. Nobbs LCDR Ridiard R. Pace, USNR (Ra) LCDR RhiUip E. Raroni, USNR (Ret,) Mr Fiank M, Radik Mr Dondd R, Raulston LCDRThomas G Redfcid, Jr, USNR (Ro,) CDR Thoraas E, Reeradin, USN (Ret,) CDR Keidi E, Reynolds, USN (Ret,) CART PhUip J, Rooney, USN (Rer) CAPTThomasJ, Rossa, USNRR CAPT Charls M, Schmidt Jr, USN CAPT John W, Sheehan, Jr, USN (Ra) LCDR Gary Smidi, USNR (Ro,) Dr Jama H, Srageman Mr David G, Stephan Maj Gerald J, Stila, USAF (Ra) Mr Frederick H, Suthedand CAPT Thomas L, Taylor USN (Ra) CART Wade H, Taylor m, USN Mr Jama C, ThoreU CDR John C Thorn, USN (Ret) Mr Charla A, Trabandt RADM George D, Vaughan, USNR CAPT Rondd E WdreR, USN (Ro,) CAFT Jon C Warn, USN (Ret,) Mr Edward J, Wlkinson CDR WUiam R, Wtcraft, USN (Ro,)

Donor LCDR Cari M, Bohley USN Mr Robert L, Campbell CEP Mt John B, Chiistie II Col Bonis B, Conatset Jt, USMC (Ret,) Mt Charls C, DiBari CAPT MoiUI H, Doiman, USN (Ret.) M R . William Gushue, Jt LCDRWJliam A Hoeing in, USNRR (Ro.) LCDR Geoige C, Howdl, USNR Mr Michael R Mooie Mr Wayne 0 . Moshei CART Richaid L. Nun, USNRR (Ra) CAPT John TPasoney USN Mr Frank L. Pinney 111 CAPT Howaid S, Stoddaid, USN (Rer) Mr Eric A, Tuino Mr Edwaid J, Weaving, Jr

1964 Totd Class Giving - $277,722 Aveiage Gift -$834 Participation Rate - 42,8%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CART Jerold F AndeRon, USNR (Ret,) CDR Steven H, Claassen, USN (Ret,) CAPT Gordon H, Clow, USNR (Ret,) CAPT Asbuiy Coward IV, USN (Ret,) Mr Phillip H, David * Mr Lawrence G, Elberfeld * LCDRJohn M, Geraghty, USN (Ret) Mt John E, Goiman RADM ffavaidWHaban^aJt USN (Ra)* Mt Robert W H a n - e y * Mr S, Erek Jenstad Mr Smart C Johnson Mt Richard L, Keyser * RADM Thomas C, Lynch, USN (Ret,) CART Jams J, Maginn, USNR (Ra) Mr Bernard A Maguire, Jr Mr Robert A, Oriosky Mr Jams A. Ounswonh ADM Joseph W Prueher USN (Ret,) * CDR William R Sargent, USN (Ret,) Mr Richard A, Shapack Gen Joseph D, Stewan, USMC (Ret) CAFrWoodiDwWVaughaaJr,USNR(Ra.) MtKeidiAWddrop Mr Erik C Woods

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CDR Marion R Alexando, Jr, USN (Ra) CAFT Jams M. Anison III, USN (Ro) * LCDR Maishdl H. Austin, Jr, USN (Ro.) Mr WiUiam K Boone HI CDR Edward H, Conant, USN (Ret) The Honorable John H, Ddton Mt William E, Davis RADM Winfoid G, EUis, USN (Ret) CAPT Frands M, Fddiam, USNR (Ro,) CAPT WiUiam H, Fugard, USN * Mt Robert L Gault Mr Roy D, Hammock Mr Charls M,Hcadi,Jr Mr Glenn M, Hodge Mr Jeffrey C, Hogan * Mr Paul R Jennings VADM Alexando J, Krekich, USN (Ra) LCDR George E, Lomaid, Jr, USNRR Mr David W, Lorenzo * LT Richard W.Ludden, U S N R * CART Read B. Medeary, USNR (Ra) Capt Gerald E Moran, USMCR * LCDR Dondd W, Nissley USNR * CAFT Dennis A, Pignoni, USN (Ro,) Mr Ranick M, Riout CDR Hugh J, Rissccuw, USN (Ro,) * CAFT Heniy F Schultz, USNRR (Ro,) Mr Roger D, Sweeney CART Leonard R Wass, USNR (Ret,)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CAPT David G, Ahem, USN (Ret) CART Thomas J, Barnen, USN (Ret,) CDR Robert C Bartlett USN

CAPT Jams S, Baumstarii, USN (Ra) * Mr John S, Browning, Jr Col John D, Buckdcw, USMC (Ret,) * Mt Jams J, Checken CDR Geoige F Christian, USN (Ret,) * CDR Alben FCted,Ji„ USN (Ret) CART Richaid C Curiey USN (Ret) CAFT Gerald Davis, Jt, USN (Ret) * Mt WiUiam J, Fianb, Jr CART Grant D, Fulkoson, USN (Ret) Mr Robert C Glennon Mr Antonio A. Godinho * RADM John E Goidon, JAGG, USN (Ret) Dr Michad T Hdl Mr Richard C Harris Dr Burr C Harrman CAPT David Upscorab, USNR (Ro,) CAPT Ridiaid J, Mdian, USNR (Ra) CAPT Jaras R, Maidand, USNR (Ret) Mt Roland R Maiquis CARTJohn S, MaRhdl, USNR (Ret) CAFT Ridiaid A MdJomoit, USNR (Ra) Mr Lorie A. Mooie CAPT Mosa T Najaiian, USN * LCol Vincent E. O'Ndll, USMC (Rer) CDRThomas CRaffo, USNRR LCDR Paul E, Rowe, Jr, USNR CAPT Harold D, Sisson, Jr, USNR (Ra) Col Raymond G, Snyder USMC CDR Jama L, Spenco HI, USN (Ret) CDR David A Wagner USNR (Ret) * Mt Hubert H, Wright IV

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LCDR Brian A Aindt USNRR Mt Louis WArny HI Mt L, D, Arrington Mr Barry N, Beck Capt Rondd Benigo, USMC (Ro,) CARTManinJ, Block, USNR LCDR Marcus B, Cdhoun, Jr, USNR CDR Edward A, Chladd, USNR CART Arthur H, CoUiet USN (Ret) CDR Leino B, Corgnari, Jr, USN (Ret) Mt Michael D, Coughlin LCDR Jaras B, Craven HI, USNR (Ra) Col John M, Cremin, Jr, USAF (Ret,) CAPT John A, Dambaugh, USNR (Ret) RADM Joseph J, Dantone, Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Robert T Dendy Mr Jams E, Doubla Mr Richard B, Dunn CART Thomas C, Elsasso USNR (Ro,) Mr Harry E Eustace, Sr Mr M, Stiohm Evans, Jr Mr Edmund J, FarreU, Jr CAPT Raul H, Fenron, USN (Ret) Mt Leioy E Fidd, J t CAPT Raul R Fletcher USN (Ret,) Mt John W, Gather Jr LtCol Andiony J, Gaicia, USMC (Ro,) Mr John R, Gaidnei LCDR Cari E, Garren, USN (Ro,) CART Charla R, Gats, USNR (Ro,) Dr Mario G, Gerhardt Col David W, Gould, USMCR (Ret,) Capt Raul B, Gravs, USMC (Ret.) CDR Rondd 1, Giegg, USNR (Ret.) Mr WiUiam A. Giegg, Jr CART Michad A. Gustavson, USNR CAPT Geoige M. Hcwin, USN (Ret.) Mt Eugene C HoUoway 111 Mt Joe Ince Mt Claik R. Jons CAPT Roben D. Jons, USN (Ret.) CAPTThomasJ. KeUey USN (Ro.) CAFT Mollis M. Kemple, Jt, USN LCDR John A Kenddl, USNR LCDR Jama C Krd^, USN (Ret.) VADMConiadCLiuiHitadia,Jc,USN(Ra.) Mr David B. Lester Mr Theodore C. Lystei 111 Mr Noiman L. Maclntyre CAFTJoonidiJ. McGuire, USNR(Ra) * CDR Robert J. Mizet USN (Ret) CART EmJ D, Monow USN LCDR Daniel Moulron, USNR CART Andrew J, Murphy USN (Ret,) CDR Chaila R, Muiphy Jr, USN (Ra)

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LCDRThomas 0 , Munay USNR (Ret,) CAPTThomasL, Newdl, USNR CDR Roben H, Nichad, USN (Ret,) CARTJohn A, Nuemboget USN (Ret) CAPT Ole L, Olsen, CEC, USN (Ret,) CAPT Alexando M. PhiUips, USN (Ro,) Mt lia T, Price LCDR Theodore K Sadamoto, USN (Ro,) Mr Jama R, Seeley CAPT Frank A Spangenbeig 111, USNRR * Mr Frank D, Spaib Mr Richaid N. Siaik * CART Jaras K. Tolbeit USN (Ra) CAPT Gde E, Treibcr USN (Ret,) CDRWiUiamS, Uliich,USN(Ra) CDRJohn H, Wdkenfoid HI, USN (Ra) CDR John R Watkins, USN (Rer) Mr Jerome A, Wdch Mr Peter E, Widnski Mr Richard M, Wilson * ADMRayCWittetUSN(Ret,)

Century Club ( $ 1 0 0 - $249) CDR Brace A Abd, USNR LT Nod M, Allen, USNR Mr John T Andrsvs III MIS, Kyoko Bailey CART Jama M.BedlJr, USN (Ret,) CDR Lyndon R, BeU, USNR CART Roben S, Bell, USN (Ro,) * LCDR Richard B, Belso HI, USN (Ret) CART Francis J, Benner USNR (Ra) Mr Jams M, Blackwelder Mr Rondd J, Bosken CART Philip A Boya III, USN (Ret) CDR Edwaid E, Brighron, Jr, USN (Ret,) LCDR Richard M, Briner USNR CDR Emory W Brown, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Richard J, Bums, USN (Ro,) CART Michad C, Buiron, USNRR * Mr Goidon G, Cable, Jr Mr Michael R Qputo LCDR Jams L, Carison, USN (Ro.) CART RobertJ. Cepek USN CAPT Hiram W Clark, Jt, USN (Ro.) Mr Michael C Combs Dr John Common LT Gregory V, Cranston, USN Mr Charls E CdboRon, Jr Mr John H, Dillon, Jr CAFF Robert C Dondson, USNR (Ra,) CDR John T Donndly Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Pad R, Dow, USN (Ret.) CDR Timodiy J. Dracis, USN (Ret) CART Godd W. Dunne, USN (Ro.) Mr Roben W Easton CDR Eric R Ecbrein, USN (Ret) CDR Rodman M. Eddy USN (Ret) Mt Geoige E Eichlei Mr Francis D. Eickbush CART Wdrei A. Prison, USN (Ret) CW4 Jams P Fazebs, USA (Ret.) Mr Leabert R. Fernandez, Jr RADM Jams H, Finney USN (Ret,) Mr Thomas D, Floiy Mr Robert R, Fredlund CART Marcus V Friedman, USN (Ret) CART Douglas P Fuge, USN (Ro,) CAPT John Thomas G Jmarrin, USN (Ro.) Dr Ray J, Golaiz CARTJoseph B. Greoi, Jr, CEC, USN (Ra) CDR Dondd E, Hacken, Jr, USNR CDR William R, H d n s , USN (Ret) CART Arthui C Harris HI, USN (Ro,) CART WiUiam R, Hams, USN (Ret,) Mr Gariy E Hausen Dr Thomas F Hawk LCDR Frank H. Hiarand, USN (Ret) Mr Michael S, Holraan Mr James H, Howard, Jr CDR WUUam W, Hyland, Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Raymond H, Joscfson Mr HenryJ, Jurgens Mt Geoige J, Kelly Mr William C, Kdly Jr Mr John R Kelsey * CART Rondd M, Krdl, USNR (Ra,) Mr Bruce G, Krum CAPT Stephen K, Laabs, USN (Ret,)

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Mr PhJip W,bBatre,Jr Mr John E Lambert CDRRobenW, butiup, USN CART Richaid D, Lee, USNR Mr Robert A. Lindskog Mr Lawience Lovig 111 CDR Rogei K, Lunde, USN (Ra,) Dr Dondd L, Lutton CART Melville H, Lyraan, USN (Ret,) CDR RoTMilanene, USNRR (Ro) Mr Roben J. MJhiser CART Michad G, Mitchdl, Jr, USNRR Mr Stephen D. Moore CDR Allen W Moored, USN (Ret,) Mr William M, Mosciip Mr Edward J, Murphy Mr Richaid S, Muti CDRTeiiyJ,Myion,USN(Ret,) CARTJoseph E H , Ned, USNR CDR Aubrey A, Nichols, USN (Ret) Mr Jaras R, Rasch Mr L. Michael Remberton CART Douglas D. PereRon, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Dondd J. Ray USN (Ro.) Mr John E, ReicRcn Mr Joseph L. Rstivo Mr Robert E Rioidan ColGlennW RusseU, Jr, USMC Mr Heniy D. Sdeino Mr Edward T Saucier CDRJoeM, Saul, USN (Rer) CAPT Ralph Schlichtet USN (Ra) CDR Donald E, Seyk, USNR (Ret,) LCDR WJliara F Shaughncssy USNRR CART Chaila D, Shidds, Jr, USN (Ro,) CDR Harro H, Sieben, USN LCDR William A, Slover USNR (Ro,) CDR Ernest M, Sraidi, USN Col Robert C. Springer USMC (Rer) CDR Geoige E Sprawls, USN (Ro.) Mr Teny A. Stacy Mr John A, Stanley Mr Dennis M, Sdlivan RADM Robert Sunon, USN (Ret,) CAPTThomasJ, Swaitz, USNR Mr Jama R, Thompson LT Charis J, Toraashek, USN Dr David N, Toinbeig CDR David A Trace, USN (Ret) CART David F Tuma, USN (Ro,) LCDRWJliam C Wddion III, USNR (Ret) CDR Teny W, Ward, USNR (Ret,) CDR Charis L, Wilde, USN (Ra.) LCDR Bruce K. Wood, USNR CAPT R Brace Woodiuff USN (Ro.) CART David C. Wynne, USN (Ro.) CART Gaiy G. Zech, USNR (Ra)

Donor CART Frederid H, Beaudiy, USNRR LTJosephC, BoeddekaUSN CDR V Timodiy Cande, SC, USN (Ret) Mr Robot T Cassady Jr CART Heniy G, Chdkley USN (Ro,) CDR David W, Chenault II, USN (Ret) Class of 1964 LT Maxie S, Day USN LCDR Robot R Derachik, USN Mr Dennis A, Des Rosieis CART William E Due, Jr, USA (Ret) CDRJamsM. Duffy, USN Mr John R, Fitzgerald, Jr Mr Joe E Grable, Jr LT Brian K, Hendricb, USN CDR 0 , Glenn Hendl, CEC, USN CDR Michael J, Kenslow, USN (Ret.) Mr Jason Kidder Mr Roben E, Lawrence Mr Homer R Leedy Mr Rayraond M. Lewis Mr Robert W Lewis CART Jams J. McConnell, USNR (Ret) LT William L, Messmer Jr, USN Mr Kenneth B, Middleton, Jr CAPTJeiioldJ, Negin, USN(Ret,) Mr Robot A. Newkirk Mr Ned B, Norris Mr Dennis N, T Perkins Dr Floyd W,RatUff,Jr CDR Henry C Schwemm, Jr, USNR (Ro)

LCDR Charis L, Shoemaker USN CAPT Alan B, Smith, USNRR (Ret) Mr James C Sorensen Capt Roben R, Timberg, USMC (Rer,) Mr Michad S, Tipton Mr Karl W. Tumo Mr Rdph L, Williams

1965 Totd Class Giving-$699,098 Aveiage Gift - $3,461 Participation Rate - 29.2%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above Mr Lany D, Brady CDR Robot R Bush 111, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Stephen D, Chubb, USNRR Mr Joseph R Ferrara, Jr * Mr C, Stedman Gather Jr * Mr Floyd E Grayson, Jr Mr Judd G, Halenza, Jr CART William B, Hunt, USN (Ret,) Mr Theodore A, Krauss Mr Jon A, Lazzaretti Mr Rdph S, Ubddl Mr David L, Milla Mr E Daniel Mitchell, Jr CART Jama R O'Hanlon, USNR (Ro,) * Mr Leon Okuiowski Mr Edward A, Orr, Jr Dr Goidon L, Reteison RADM Pad M, Robinson, USN (Ra) * CART Hany A Seymoui, Jr, USN (Ro,) * CART Dennis R Spurgeon, USNR (Ro,) Mr Roger T, Staubach CDR Perei D. Tamny USNR Mr John W Wroten, Jr

Leadership Club ( $ 1 , 0 0 0 - $2,499) Mr Rondd M. Bancroft CAPT Alan R Becker USN (Ra) Mr William M, Biggs * Mr Robbins E, Brawn CARTJohn A Bun, USN (Ro,) CAPT Kennoh M, Castdano, USN (Rn,) * Mr Douglas C, Chisholm Mr Matteo J, D'Amico * Mr George L, Eggert * CDR Michael R, Goodwin, USN (Ro,) Mr Geoffrey J, Giova Mr Biadfoid Jedous, Jr * VADM Douglas J, Katz, USN (Ret) Mr Lawience M, Kodsko * CAPTTkomasAMoigenleld USNR (Ret) * CDRJohn R, Musiuno, USNR (Ro,) CART Andrew S. Prince, USNR Mr Michad R Reed Mr Terence E, Richardson * Mr David W Robinson CDR Hany L Shackdfoid, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Finlay J, Stewart HI * Mr Lynn A, Wegnei CAPrWlliamEWillianis,Jiâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;USNRR(Rtt)*

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $ 9 9 9 ) CART Jams L Abbot 111, USN LT Robot A, Andretra, USN (Ret.) Mr Hoben E, Batnett, Jt Mr Randdl M. Case CAPT L, Uddie Cobum, USN (Rer) RADM Michael T Coyle, USN (Ret) CDR Loyd A, Crowe, Jr, USNR (Ret) Mt John B, Doheny Mr Bmce L, Fullo CARTJohnA. General, USNRR Mr Rerer D, Gness Dr Theodore 1, Harada Mr Donald C, Houghton Mr William H, House II * CDRThomas B, Humphreys, USN (Ret.) Mr George E, Huriey Jr. Esq, LtCol Lynn J, Kimball, USMC (Ret,) RADM Edward K, Krisrensen, USN (Ret,) CART Dennis K, Kiuse, USN Mr John T, MacDomon LCd Michael G, Mdone, USMC (Ro,) *

Mr Edward A, Mayet Jr CART Dennis N, McCorab, USNR (Ro,) CART Clement T Mechan, Jr, USNRR Dr Dennis M, Moritz CDRThomas E, Morris, USNR (Ret,) * CAPT Clyde T Moyei HI, USN (Ret) CDR Jeny E,Plura, USN (Ret) CDR Dondd C Railsbad, USN Mr Gerald E Robinson Mr Frederick S, Rowe 111 Mr Raymond A, SandeR * LTJG Rogo Sherman 111, USN LCDRRobenJ,Sndling 111, USNR CDR George C Srewart, USN (Ret,) Dr Stanfoid 1, Storey CAPT David H, Vigiass, USN MrMarshdlJ,Wilka CDR Doyle E. WinicR, USNR *

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT Stephen B, AUraan * Mr Michad L, Artheiholt CART David L, Bdley USN (Ret) CART Thomas A, Baity, USN (Ret) LtCol Dondd E. Bonsper USMC (Ret) CAPT Doyle J, BoicheR II, USN (Ret) LtCol Donald P Brown, USMC (Ret,) Mr Francis M, Burns HI Mr Roben L, Champoux Mr WJliara H, Grumpier MrJohnE,DdylIl CART John C D e v i n c J r , USNR CART Andiew W Fihy USN (Rer) LCDRWJliam A Iamswonh,Jr, USN (Rn) LCDR Reau E, Folk 11, USN CART Rerer M, Gdbraidi, USN Mr Roben H, Hdsey 111 CDR Charla D, Hamilron, USN (Ret.) Mt William S. Han II CAPT Edward J, Hlopdc, USNRR (Ret,) Mr Geoige M, Joidan, Jr CART Geoige A. Kent, USN (Ret.) * Mr Cari D. Lawley Jr CART R Bruce Liska, USNR (Ret.) RADM John M, Luecke, USN (Ret,) Mr Lawrence J, Mack CART Raul E, Marshdl, USNRR (Ret,) CAPT William G, Matron 111, USN (Ret) Mr John R, McDermon * CDR Frank L, Mixnet USN (Ret,) Mr Eric P Morrissote * Mr Michael J, Moscovis LCDRJohnS, Odom.Jr, U S N R * CAPT William H. Previty, USN (Ret) CDRAndiewM,Piydybasz,Jr,USN(Rtt)* CDR Call R Spangler Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Joseph W Springman * RADM Jaraa L. Taylor USN (Ret,) Mr Ranick G, Vaniano Mr Steven J, White LCDR Arthui W. Winig, USN (Ret.) CDR Rogo B.WoodhuU.Jt, USN

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mr Kenneth J, Andiews Mr Frederick M, Benhiong CDR Batty S, Birch, USN (Ret,) Mr Leonard F Blankner II Mr and MR, Joel L, Bohra Mr Roben D, Brown, Jr CDRJanisJ, a r r e t USN (Ret) RADM John E Chubb, Jr, USN CDR Bmce E, Davidson, USN (Ret,) Mr Parker E Davis Mr William A, DiPrafio CARTJarasN, Edwards, Jr, USN Mr Ernest A, Flynn CART Claience A. FoyJr, USNR Brig Gen Joe N, Frazar 111, USA (Ret,) CDR Thomas R, Gadiffe, USN (Ret,) Mr Joe L, Haipo LCDR Jaraa E, Hatfield, USNRR * CAPT J, Thd Hooks, Jr, USNR (Ret,) C D R J a m s R Hopkins, USN (Ret,) CART Donald R, Jennings, USNR LCDR John H, S, Johnson, Jr, USNR CART Jaspo B, Johnsron, Jr, USN Col Henry B, Keese, USAF (Ret.)

Dt Lawrence R King CART Howaid E. Koss, USN (Ret.) Dr Gary L. Krebs Mr James A. Lawin CAPT and M R . Joseph J. Lucbid, Jr CAPT John L, MacMichad, USN (Ro,) CDRJohn A, Marymont, USN (Ret.) CART Regis A Matzie, USNRR Rev Douglas R Metzger CART Srephen V Mladineo, USN (Ret) LTC Charis H, Morrison 111, USA (Rer) CDR Kenneth R, MyeR, USN (Ro,) Mr John J, O'Dwyer * Mr E Kip Raskewich CDR Richard J, Pereisen, USN (Ret,) ADM Dondd L Rilling, USN (Ro,) Mr Gordon M. Riddick, Jr CDR Chails A, Roach, USN Dr Edmund T Rumble HI CDR Jams E Savaid, USNRR (Ret.) CART Fiancis D. Schlesinger USN CAPT Raymond H. Seiser Jr, USN LCDR Stephen J. Seufer USN (Ro.) CAPT DaireU P Snyder Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Wynne A Stevens HI Mr Lany G. Swenson Mr Philip W . T o w o * & p t Rondd H. Week, USMC CAPT G, William WeJer USNR (Ret.) CART Glenn E. Welch, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Richard C WiUiams HI, USN Dr Dondd C Witham CAPT Charls W, Zschod, USN (Ro,) Mr WiUiara F Zona

Donor Mr Teny L, Heirick CAPT Forrst A Honon, USN CDR Michad D, Jaccard, USN (Ret,) Mr John C Lehman CART Jama L. Minderldn, USN (Ra) Dr Frederick C. Schlemmo II CDR Rogo J. Smith, USN (Ret.) CDR Roben L Srarkey USNRR CDR WJham K Vizza, CEC, USN (Ra) CDR Goidon R. Whire, Jr, USN (Ret)

1966 Totd Class Giving-$261,043 Average Gift-$1,020 Participation Rate - 35.6%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) Mr Robert C. Bdlas, Jr Dr R. Bmce Bickd Mr ArthurW. Biyant* Mr Alan R, HendeRhot Mr William V Hickey J r * Mr John D, Kuechle, Jr * Mr Samud R, Marrone CAPT Kevin W MdCook, USN Mr PhiUip G, Norton Mr Henry R, Nothhaft Mr Dennis R O'Reilley CAPT Tommy E, Payne, USNR (Ra) Mr Raul E, Rasmussen VADM John S, Redd, USN (Ret,) Mr Anthony J, Samo, Jr RADM John TScudi, USN (Ret,) Mt Joseph K. Taussig HI Capt Charis D, Tebtich, USMC (Ra) Mt Robert N, Vorani

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) ADM Charis S, Abbot USN (Ro,) CDRLeoJ, M, Baird, USN(Ret,) Mt Steriing N, Bennett Mt Steven K, Bag CDR Roland D. Blocksora, Jt, USN (Ro.) Mt Maikhara B, Campaigne CART Richaid K, Fairell, USN (Ro,) Gen Cariton W,Fulfoid,Jt, USMC Mt Webb R, Gilmore CART Randdl W, Haidy USNRR Mt Joseph J, Hasson, Jr CAPT Wdto M, Higgins III, USNR (Ret) Mt James J, Kelley Jr Mr WJIiam S, Oiso *

Shipmate, May 2003

CDR Midiael B, Parks, USN (R«,) * CAPT .Anronio J, Rodriguez, USNR Mr Thomas C Rimkle CAPT Gary Siegd S C USNR (Ro,) M t WtUiam H, Spadafora MtBufbidB,WJeyJt

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CDR Paul S,Buege, USN ( R e t ) * CDR .Albert W, Caiazza, USNR (Ret,) * LCol Srephen P Clari;, USMCR CDR MaRhdl C Cegg, USNR Mr Jacob Cohen, Jr Mt Raul S, Cono Mt Larry .A. Dean Mr Geoige W. Goiman Maj Russdl D. Hde, USAFR Mr Steven Harth CAPT Jams C Lewis. USN CDR lama D. Maynaid, USN (Ra.) CAPT Tom LMin'mn. USNRR VADM Joseph S. Mobley. USN (Ro.) Mr Perer W . O a t i s * Mr Ridiaid W. Ogden CAPT Joseph E Phdan, USN (Ro.) Mr Russdl A. Ruppe RADM Rodney P Rempt USN CAPT Roben t . Sunmons, USNR (Ra.) Mt Michad D. Smidi CDR .Andrew P Sosnidy, USN (Ret) * Mt Richard W Starostecki CAPT .Alan W, Sw-inget USN (Ret.) Mr. .Alan R TaneRaU * CDR Midiad T Tracey USN (Ret.) CDR iVDdiael A N. Whioonore, USN (Ret) Col WJUam C E. Wolfi, USMC

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Brig Gen Frank H. .Akeis, Jt, USA CDR Roben E Bandv, USN (Ret.) CAPT LmrencE M. Bogoi. Jt. USN (Ra) CAPT Cedl A K Boy^ II, USNR CAPT FrankUn S. Bryant USN (Ret) * CDR Ridianl J. Etenron. USN * Mr WJUam P Domsife CAPT WJUam V Eridtson, USNR LT Jams W. Flcmkg, USN (Ret) Mt Wdrer J. Fritsdmer * .Mr Ray-mond Gaifidd, Jr CART jams H. GJlanl, USN (Ro.) RADM Harold E. Grant, USN Mr David T Hdl RADM Henry F Hoiera, USN LtCol Peto M. Hsscr USMC Col Denni D. WJadson, USMCR (Ret) * CARTJohn D. Jackson, USNR (Ra.) Mt Dondd R Jamison Mt Raul .A Johnson RADM Riocc J, Johnson, USNR Mr Roben G, Johnson, Jr LCol J, Michad Kdly, USMC CDRJams P KeUy, USN (Ro.) LT Roland E.King, Jr., USNR CART Joseph W. Kinsey, USN (Ra) Mr Jams A Kion * Mr David .A Krause Mt Dondd E Lathen RADM Thomas E Marfidt, USN (Ra) Mr Charls A Martinek CAPT Carl R McCuUough, USN (Ra) Mr David B. McElvein Dr Owen C McFadden Mr David E. McKie CAFT Dav-id W Mosicr Jr, USNR (Ra) Mr Tunothy A. Murphy * Mr Stev-en D, Niss RADM Roben M, Nutwell, USN LCDRThomas P Oxford, USNR (Ra.) CDR Charla G. Pfeifet USN (Ro.) Mr WJUam L Phillips, Jr Mr Richard A. Ploddn RADM Thomas J. Poner USN (Ro.) * CDR Stephen C Roner D,C, USN (Ra) CAPT David J, Quirk, USN (Ro.) Mr Alan M. Roodhouse CDR Jay T Rorid, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Robert R Scarbrough LCol WiUiam 0 . Schwan, USMCR

Shipmate, May 2003

CARTTheodore C Sewaid, Jr, USN (Ret.) Mt Dav-id R Shapland CAPT Brian B. Sibold, USNR (Ro.) CDR William T Snyder USN Mr J a d W Stephenson CAPT Philip G. Svdya, USNRR CAPT Dde N. Tims, USNR Mr Roben E. XTOdod CAPT Perer W. Wright, USN (Ro.) CDR Robert D. Zv^cek, USN (Ro.)

Century O u b ($100 - $249) CAPT .Arthut R Abd, USNR (Ro.) Mr Edgar W, .Adams Mr Kennerh K. Adams LCDR Scon R. Baum. USN (Ret.) RADM Timodiy R. Beanl, USN (Ra.) Mr Jams B. Beedey * Dr WJIiam F Bina 111 Mr Jama G. M. B o ^ CART RobertJ. Braiico, USN (Ro.) Mr WJIiam J. Buchanan LCDR Rerer G. Buletza. USN CDR Gerald D.Bundi. USN (Ret.) Mr Jams R. Clark CDRJams H, Cowaidin, USNR (Ro,) CDR Dennis A Crosby USN (Ro,) CDR Louis R, Di Rienzo. USNR CART WJIiam J. Difilippo, USN Mr LawTcnce J. Early. Jr CDR Robert G. ElvveU. USN (Ret.) CDR Dondd E. Eshleman, USN (Ret) Dt HdmuB A. Feift CART Monis C Foore, USN (Ro.) CART P o o M. Frikker USNRR CAPT Wllhdm M. Gabber USN (Ro.) CDR Raymond E. Gadbeny, Jt, USNR CAPTJamsJ.Gdvin,USN(Ret.) Mt Fiancis W Gibbons CAPT Roben T Golden, USNRR Mt Robert B, Goshne, J t Dt Frank C Giammei Mt Howanl H, Gieengaid Mt Robert L, HamUton, Jr Mr John R Hastrciter Mr Wayne E. Hicks CDR E)avid R Himdid, USNRR (Ro,) U Col Paul B,Hoai, USAFR (Ret) .Mr Harry ,M, Howton CDR Hoxfid H i ^ J r , MSC USNR (Rn.) CAPT Pad N. Johnson, USN (Ro.) CAPT Roben L Jordan, USN (Ra) .Mr Stephen E Kdosis LCDR JavWKentv, USN CAPT Sidney J. Kiigore, USNR (Ro.) ,Mr Thomas K, Kiramel, Jr CDR Stephen T Leubecket USN Mr Robert H, Lewis .Mr Jams A. Long HI Mt Jerome T Maher Jr Mt Jams E, Mddand CARTJoseph Mandich, USNR Mr Frank J, Markowski, Jr CDR WJIiam H, Massicot, USN (Ra) ,Mr Richard D, McDondd CDR Ranid J, McKenna, USNR (Ro,) .Mr Tunothy W Metz CAPT Fied'p Moosdiy Jr, USN (Ro,) CART Dde H, Moss, USN CART Thoraas B, Nsbit, USN (Ro,) .Mr Rodney W Nonis CDR Cunis W, Olsen, USN (Ro,) CAFT Roben B. RIoega USN CAPTTheodoreL, Rice, USN Mr .Michael R, Ryan Mr Kinchen J, Searcy Mt Noah P Sexton II Mr John J. Sipper CART Roben V Smart, NOAA LCDR Frank L, Smidi, USNR (Ro,) CDR Kenneth C Smidi, Jr, USNR Col Edward A, Smydi, USMC (Ro,) Mr Richard R Snaidei .Mr Joseph M, Speira CDR Clayton H, Spika, USN (Ro,) LtCol Roben L. Spooner USMC (Ret) CART Sroughron Sreriing 111, USN CDR Joseph S, Stewan 11, USN (Ret) CDRJams L, Strouse, USNRR (Ra.)

CDR lams V SuUivan, Jr, USN (Ro.) CAPT Wilbut C, Trafton, USN (Ret,) CDR Bmce L, Vdley USN (Ret,) Mr Roben D, Vance Mr Charls E, Waterman Mr Glenn D, Williams * CART Thomas J, Williams, USN (Rer,) Dr John C, Williamson Col Richard G, Wilms, USMC (Ret,) CAPT Raymond D, Woolridi, USN (Ra) LT G«)^e M, Wright, USN (Ret,) CDR Dennis L, Zv-earc, USN (Ro,)

Donor CDR Frederick D, Anieel, USN (Ret) CDRPeioA, Bainen,USNR Maj Eari TBovveR,Jt, USMC (Ret,) Mt Robot G, Brice CDR Michad L, Couzzi, USNR Dr Nicholas J, Cena CDR Midiad E, Cuddingron, USNR CART Dennis M, Doyle, USN (Ret,) LT Thomas V Doyle, USNR CDR Anthony M, Franzina, USN LT Thomas J, Gingrich, USN Mr Dondd N, Grace Mr Rem- H, Gravs HI Mr Eugene R Hardman CAPT Dondd B, Haslen, USNR (Ro.) LCDR Richaid E. Helm, USN (Ret.) CDRThomas B. Huffhian, USN (Ro.) Mt Alvin T. Jacoby Rev AndeR R, Lunt Mt Brian D. McKenzie CDR Joseph K Mmton, USNR (Ro,) CAPT Goiige M, Moore, USNR (Ret) CAPT PhJip J, MorriU, USNR CDRThomas S, O'Keefe, Jt, USN (Ret) CDR David A Patch, USN (Ra) CAPT Robert C Rercivd, USN (Ret,) CAPT David C, Riiden, Jr, USNR CAFT Kennedi N, Rauch, Sr, USN (Ret) Mt Fiederic K, Schrauckei Mr Michael D, Staffoid CAPT Francis M, Swientek, USN LCDR Hany A, Thaere III, USNR (Ro,) CAPT Chails E Voiava III, USN Mr Lance A. WJmarth * CAPT William A. Wood, USN (Ro.) Mr Anthony E Zallnid, Jr

1967 Totd Class Giving - 5210,656 Average Gift - 5682 Participation Rate - 40.3%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CAFT Stephen M, Andres, USNR (Ra) * Ms, Barbara Bosworth D t John R Breioon

Mr George J, Bun-ilas Class of 1967 CAPT Samuel A, Davey USNR (Ret,) Mr Francis A, Dd Bdzo, Jr CAPT Hany C Ditmiann SC USNR (Rn) * Mr Ray A, Foitney Mr David D. Fox Mr John Clare-Noiris Guibeit 111 Mr Dennis F Hdey Mr Roben Havasy CAPT Wayne 0 , Henty, USNR * CART Jama M. Hensley USN (Ra) Mr W, Braun Jons, Jr Mr Raymond M, Keating Mr Thomas C, Knudson * CDR Bruce R, Likefidd, USNR Mr John Morton HI * Mr John J, O'Brien, Jr CART Srephen R, Olson, USNR (Ret.) Mr Roger Paradis Mr Richard D. Roole Mr E. Michael Quinlan VADM John R Ryan, USN (Ra) Mr Chades A. Scherck * Mr David J. Tate Mr RaulE. Turtle, Jr MajGen Thomas L. WJkerson, USMC

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Roger L, Bakkila * RADM CharlaJ,BeeR,Jr„ U S N * Mr Lawrence R. Bonnville Lt Col Jaraa L. Bost, USAFR (Ret) * Dt Builie A. Branson * CDR David E, Chuich, USN (Ra.) Mr John C, Grouse * CDR Rondd R Johnson, USNR (Ret) * Mr Harold B, Kluckhohn Mr Rchard H, Larabert CART Edwaid J, laskowski, USNRR (Ro.) * ADM Richard W.Mies, U S N * CDR Wairen J, Millard, USN (Ret) * Mr Alan L, NUsen Mr John E, O'Neill Mr Michael E, Raulk * The Honorable Anthony J, Principi CDR Timodiy J, Sullivan, USN (Ra,) *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) RADM Kennedi R Barausky, USNR * LCDRRonddJ, Bliss, USNR CART Frederick W, Conioy USNR * CDR Manin L, Covet 111, USN (Ra) CARTJohn S, C CraighUl, USN (Ro,) Mr John D, Diesing, Jr M r W d t o W Dukietjr CAPT Edward R. Hamm, USN (Ra,) * Dr Perei G, Lavvson II CART Geoige B, Lear Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr John F Matus

Mt James A, McKinney Mr Dondd D. Mondul CART David E Rdmer USNR CART Richard D. Raaz, USN (Ret.) CDRThomas E Robbins, USN (Ro.) Mr Richard R, RodgeR Mr Bruce M, Rowley 11 VADM Noiben R, Ryan, Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT David R, Scheu, Sr, USN (Ret,) Mr Jonathan W Stanley MrRusseUJ,Tadych* Mr Robert D, Thompson Mr Alan R, Thornton * CDRJohn H,Tisdde, USNR CART WUiam C Vivian, USN CART Hugh D, Wolcott USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LCDR Charls E. Amientrout, USN (Ra) CDR Edward B, Bbdwood, USNRR (Ret,) LT Charls KBoiteU,Jr, USNRR CAPT Alan D, Burkhan, USNR * CAPT William R Bums, Jr, USN Mt Raymond J, Clatwordiy CART Chaila M, deGiuy USN CDR Carl L, Dobson, USMC (Rer) Isd-t Charls R Eisenbadi II, USMC (Ra) Mr Roben H, English * CART Steven J, Fagan, USNR (Ret) CDR David H, Finney USN (Ret,) CART Dondd R, Fiaser USN (Ret) Col Danid M, Glynn, USMC Mr Kenneth A, Goodwin CAPT William L, Hdl, USNR (Ret,) Mt William H, Hamilton, Jr CAPT Robert E, Hawdiomc, Jr, USN * Mt Edward J, Hepp, Jr LCDR Nod E Horn, USN (Ret,) CAPT Thomas R, Jons, USNRR CART and Mrs, Lawrence S, Julihn CART Lawrence T Keegan, USN (Ret,) Mr Dennis P KeUy CAPT Roben B, KeUy Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr J, Michad Kirchberg, Jr CDR Bonaid S, Kozuch, USN CAPT Bo G, LindfoR, USN CDRThomas C, Markley USNRR Mr Michad D, Manin Mr David A Mateina LCDR W Gaiy McBride, USNR (Ra) * CAPT Anhui J, Mdnhold, USNRR (Ra) The Honorable Andiew T Mihok CAPT Andiony E, Mitchell, USN (Ro,) LT BiUy R Moffett, USNR CDR Frank A Mueller Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Robert C, Mueller Mr Pleasant L, Murphy Jr VADM George R Nanos, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART K, W, Neuman, Jr, USNRR * CAPT William L Nonis, USN * CDR HovvcU J, Raiiy, Jt, USNR (Ra,)

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Mr Barry Rollara CART Charis M. Ryetzki, USN Mr Kennedi L, Roberts LCDR Louis Romano, Jr, USNR (Ret) * CART William T Russell, USNR (Ro,) CAPT Dennis F Rudedge, USN CAPT John C S d z o , USN (Ro,) RADM Jama R Schear USNR Col Dennis R. Shaw, USMCR (Rer) CDR John T Sheldon, USN (Ro,) Mr John S, Siegel CART William H, Sorensen, USNR Mr Theodoie H, Steams, Jr CDR George C, Volkman 11, USN (Ret,) CART Gary M. Vooihos, USN CDR Rondd D, Wadddl, USN (Ro,) CDR Craig C L, Whire, USN CDR Wayne B, WUson, USN (Ret,) CAPT Stephen R, Wooddl, USN (Ro,) Mr George A, Zahn, Jr Mr Gene H, Zaisei

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDR John C Bates, Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT George E Bamer USN (Ret.) Mr David C Beaty LCDR Michael R, Boiler USNR (Ret.) LCDR Gaiy F Bide, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Richaid C. Bianum, USN (Ro.) Mr Curtis W, Bioussaid CDRJams D, Buninger USN (Ret,) CDR Charis R, Qnnady USN (Ret) Cd Michad R, Qthey USMC (Ret,) CART Lslie A, Christian, USN (Ret,) LCDR C Traothy Corcoran HI, USNR Mr Dennis B, Costdio CDRJohnB. Cotton, USNR (Ret) RADM WiUiam V Cross II, USN (Ro,) CART Rerei V Dabbieri, Jr, USN (Ra.) CART Gerald E. Daniels, USNR (Ret.) * Mr William A, Dautd LCDR Harold R Demarst, Jr, USN (Ret) Mt John M, Dornstener Col Roben L, Eari, USMC (Ra) Mr Jams M, Edwaids Mr Dondd G. Emmons * CDR Douglas E, Faber USN (Ret,) * CART Richaid K, Faiver USN (Ret,) CDR John J, Feehan, Jr, USNR (Ret) Mr Charis D, Felling Mr John FUose CART Dde A Fink, USNR (Ret) Mr Edwin C, Finney Jr Mr Jay D, Fontaine CDR Michad L, Ficy USN (Ret.) CART WUliam K. Gautier USN (Ret.) Mr Frederick J. Geigei CART Dondd D. Geismar Jr, USN VADM Henry C Giffin HI, USN (Ret) CAPTArthuiJ, Gilbert, USN LT Richaid D, Glasow, USN (Ret) Mr Bryon 1. Godwin, Jr Col Jama A. Goebel, USMC (Ra.) Mr John W Goldschmidt Dr Charis E Greer CDR Robert R Groncznack, USN (Ret) CDR Dennis G, Hacbthom, USN CAFF R B, Hdl II, USN LT Kennedi R Hansen, USN (Ret.) CDR J. Ratiid Hanson, USN (Ra) Mr Robert A. Harris Col Klaus R Heinemeyet USMCR LCDR Edward L Heiring Sr, USN (Ro.) CAPT Stephen THoll, USN (Ret.) MajGen Patrick G. Howaid, USMC (Ret.) CAPT WUliam Idsinga, USN (Ro.) RADM Stephen S, Israd, USNR Mr Hitam J, Johnson, Jr CAPT Michad B, Kelley USN (Ret,) Mr Edwaid A, Kerins CDR Richaid W Kinley USN (Ro,) Mr Sogei M, Kowalchik CDR John C Lawlot Jr, USNR (Ret,) Mr John W Leonard CART Raymond D. Leonanl, USNRR (Ret) CDR Adam K. Uevvdlyn, USN (Ret) RADM P o o A C Long, USN CAPT Steven K. Long, USN LCDR Richaid R, MacDondd, USNR

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CAPT John K Maishdl n, USN (Ret,) Mr A, Walker Martin CART Michael Mazurczd 11, USNR (Ro,) Dr Richard M, McNed Mr Edward D, Meintzer Mr Max C Meltzer CDR Kenneth Mera, USN (Ret,) CDR Anthony V Monaco, USN (Ret) * CART Richaid W Moore, USN (Ro.) CDR Daniel B. Mulligan, USNR CART Jama L, Muiphy HI, USN (Ret) The Honorable Roben R Munian CAPT Robert L, Mushen 11, USN Mr Joseph A. F Neal, Jr Mr WJIiam J, Nelson, Jr Mr Douglass C, Ogden CAPT Michad S, O'Heara, USN CAPT Wayne L, Olsen, USN (Ro,) LtCol Robot J, O'Rouike, USMC (Ro.) Mt Stephen A, Phillips LCDR Robert B. Rothier USNRR CART Charies S, Prauty, USNR (Ret,) Maj Kennoh R, Ptad, USMC (Ro,) Mr Vincent Rutiii, Jr Mr William S, Richbourg, Jr Mr Hulan P Robertson CAPT Jad W Roe, Jr, USNR CDRMichadW, Samuels, USN CART Wayne E Savage, USN (Ret,) CDRThomas K, Schebcr USN (Ro,) LCol Richard S, Scivicque, USMC (Ret) CAPT Richaid T Scon, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Jula B. Selden Mr Bonaid L. Simonsen CDRJamsT Slaughter USNRR RADM Raymond C Smidi, Jr, USN (Ra) CART Thomas A, SomraeR, USN CDR Wesley RSoper USNRR* CART Oliver K, SpeaR HI, USN (Ret,) CAFT WJIiam C Stedficld, USNR (Ret) * CARTJohn G, Sullivan, USNR (Ret,) LT Patrick C, Thorapson, USN (Ret) CDR Liiiy R Toigeison, USN (Ret) LtColThomas R Trompao, USMCR (Rn.) CDR Brace L. Turner USNR (Ret) * CART Gatdi A, Van Sickle, USN (Ret) CRO Brian Vaiiano, USNR CART Kari E Volland, Jt, USN (Ro,) CART Gaiy C, Wasson, USN (Ret,) CART Anthony Wayne, USNR (Ret.) Dt Linton Wells II CAPT Jams E, Welsch, USN (Ro,) CART Perei L Whire, USN (Ret) IstUJohnT Williamson, USMC (Ret,) CART Clinton E, Wright, USN (Ret,) Mr Edwin G Wuizbuig HI Mr Jeffrey A, Young Dr Jeffrey F Zablei

Donor CAPT Jams H, Aldrich, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Perei R. Anroniak, USNR (Ret) CDR C Stephen Banwanh, Jr, USNR (Ret) Mr Harold E, Baumboget Jr CAPT Ashley J, BeavcR, USN (Ret,) CDR Gerald F Buckley, USN (Ret) LtCol Rogo G, Chads, USMC (Ret.) CART Rene J. Chicoine, USN (Ro.) Mr John A. Chmuia, Jr CAPT MaRhaU J. David, Jr, USNR CART William A, Evans IV USN (Rer) CAPT Leroy A, Fart USN MrRhJroyCGaleHl Mr Wdlace R, Ganison 11 Mr Rockne R Harmon Dr James C Hughes LCDR Erie H, Johnson, USNR CAPT John FJunek, USN CAPT Robot E, Ung, USN (Ret) CART Douglas W Undquist, USNRR Prof Ranick H, Martin Mr Donald S. McKee CART Dale E, McQuinn, USN Rev John C Miilen CART Sidney A Mohsberg 111, USN (Ra) Mr Thomas R, Newdl LCDRJustinJ, O'Haia, USNlRet) LT David R. Perkins 111, USN Mr Lawrence R, Pigeon LT Howard R, Renzi, USNRR

Mr John R Richman Mr Joseph C Sarisack Mr Richard L, Schumacher CDR Sidney M, Skjei, Jr, USNR (Ret,) Mr Peter F Smullen LCDRDavidJ, Spisso, USN(Ret) CW4 Patrick G, Staehdi NATGD Mr Joseph F Stephens Dr Kenneth L, Turtle Mr Wdto L, Wilkening CDR William A Wise HL USN (Rer) CAPT John R, Wood, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mt Vemon E, Wiight

1968 Totd Class Giving - $874,289 Average Gift - $3,752 Participation Rate - 36.3%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CDRSigvdM, Bog, Jr, USNR CART William T R, Bogle, USN (Ro,) Mr Michad T, Boyce * RADM Richard A, Buchanan, USN (Ret) Mr William R. Davis Mr Steven M, Ettei Mr Stephen G. Hains Mr Lany J. Hart ADM Jay L. Johnson, USN (Ret.) * Mt John T. Lanning * CART Danid B, Lear USNR (Ra) Mt Godd R Moil MajGen Tenence R Murray USMC (Ret) VADM Richaid J, Naughron, USN Mr John H, O'NeiU, Jr Mr Thomas D, Restoiius Mr Gregory H, Ronchoti Mr George W, Schmidt CAPT Loren L, Taylor USNR Mr Thomas A, Teach Mr Michad J. Tkach * Mr Richard W, Virtue RADM Heniy E White, Jr, USNR Mr Stephen R, Wilson

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Frederick B, Bayer HI CDR Harold G, Boylan, USN (Rer) MrAloisJ, BurdalH Mr Sidney W Emery, Jr CART Richard D, Evot, USN * CAPT Stephen M. Gensdl, USNR (Ro,) * CDR Thomas Hayes, USN CDRWdron L, Hogan, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Robot L, Johnsen, USNR (Ra.) * CARTJohn E, Kane, Jr, USN (Ret,) CART Michael E, Leppert, USN (Ret,) LT James M, Longobone, USN * Mr Paul R, McNaughton CAPT Lyle D, Meier USN (Ro,) CART Michael D, Metcalf, USNR * CAPT Dan E, Moset SC, USN * CARTJohn F Olsen, USNR (Ret,) CAPT Kevin J, Reaidon, USN (Ret,) CART Thoraas C Ruland, USNRR * CDR Arnold R, Shapack, USN (Ret) CDR PetaJ, Van Dedofeke. USNR (Ro.) * CART Jams D. von SuskU, USN (Ret) * CART MdvJle J, WdteR 111, USN (Ro,)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $ 9 9 9 ) Dr Michad E. Ball MajGen Chails E Bolden, Jr, USMC (Ro.) CDR Richard R Boiowiec, USN (Ret.) * Mr James C Bradfoid * Mr John S, Burks CAPT Barry V Burrow, USN RADM Kevin F Delaney USN (Ret) Mr David K, Denson Mr Robot A, Eavs, Jr Mr Michad T Gad LCDR Roy E, Giaham, Jr, USNR (Ra) CART Thoraas W, Heain, USNR(Ra,) Mr Richaid B, Heplei LiColRdienT Hid<inbotham,USMC(Ra) * CAPT Craig G, Honour USN * CART Gregory Home, USNR

CAPTThomasC Houghton, USNR (Ro,) CART EiicJ.Houin, USNR Mr John D. Hunter * Mr Quentin C. Johnson * CART Mark R. Kevan, USN (Ret.) CARTJohn C Knapp, USNR (Ret) * CDR Leo S, Kuehn, USNRR (Ret) Mt Robert E. Lewis * RADM John T Lyons III, USN (Ro.) CDR Robert W.Madd USN CART Michael L, McHugh, USN (Ret,) CAPT Jams S,McRoberts, USN Mt John H, Milner Jr Mr Stanley E, Miltko, Jr CDR Kevin T Moore, USN (Ret) Mr Leiand T Mooie Mr David L, Myers * Mr Lawrence M. Nawrocki Cd Bryan D. O'Connor USMC (Ret) Mr Arthui T, Ogdahl Mr John A, Osth Mr William W Owens IV LCDR William G, Paine, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Alfred A, Pease RADM KendeU M, Pease, Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Michael D, Prince CAPT Kenneth L, Pyle, USN CDR Aridgh H, Rice, USN (Ro,) CDR Robot A, Schreiber USN (Ret,) * Mr Scott C Swain CDR Randdl E, Wyan, USN (Ret,)

Tecumseh Club ( $ 2 5 0 - $499) Mr Robert J, Arneson Mr Douglas M, Bomarito Dr Gilbert J, Biicklo Mr John R. Brooke Rastoi John B, Canwright Mr Thomas A, Colbouin CART WUiam T Collins, Jr, USN (Ret) CART Raymond R Conrad, USN (Rer,) Mr Rondd E, Cook Mr Richard J, D'Anna Mr Peter B, Diefendorf CART Srephen M, Dwyer USN CART Otis K, Earie, USNR Mr Joseph E Fry CART Raul G, Gdentine HI, USN CAPT Rocklin E, Gmeiner Jr, USN * Gen Michad W Hagce, USMC Mr Thomas F Haipei CART Charia B, Henke, USN Mr Russell H, Homanson Mr Philip J, Katauskas Mr Lawrence A, Kilioy CAPT Michad L Lagow, USN (Ret,) Mr Richard J, Maiien Mr Larry D, Maxwdl Mr Joseph R, McGuire, Jr Mr Arthui J, McLaughlin HI Mr John H. McRoskey CART Dana E Miller USNR (Ro,) CDRJonM, Mills, USNR (Ret) CDR WJUam M, Mdholland, USN (Ra,) CAPT Jama R O'Biien, USN (Ret,) Col Mdcolm L, OgUvie, Jr, USMC (Ro,) Mr Thomas W Olivo III Mr Charies A, Rdleriei CART Goidon 1, PeteRon, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr James M, Pitts * CART Conrad A, Plyler Jr, USN (Ro.) CART Francis X. Roole, USN (Ret,) CDR Dairell R, Powell, USN (Ro,) Mr WiUiara 0. Powell 111 CDR Ronald V Ricd, USNR Mr Heniy E, Schmidt, Jr CAPT Joseph R Sciabaira, USN (Ra) CAPT Robert M, Scott, USN (Ret,) CDR David F Simmons, USN (Ro,) CAPT Joseph M, Solymossy, USNR RADM Craig E, Sreidle, USN CDR Teny L T p p o t USN CDR WiUiara B,Tirell,Sr, USN (Ra) Mr H, D, Tyler CART Donald S, Wallace, USN (Ret.) CART Nadian C WJIiaras, USNRR (Ra,) CDR Thoinron W, Wilt, Jt, USN (Ret,) LCDR Joe A Ylitdo, USNRR Mr Thomas H, Yoder

Tecumseh Club ($100 - $249) Mr Maurice D, Ash LCDRJohn F BeU, USN (Ret,) CDR Geoige L, Breeden II, USN (Ret) LCDR Hany 0 . Buzhaidt Jr, USN â&#x20AC;˘ Col Roy L. Carrer USMC (Ra,) Mr Robert A, Chester RADM WiUiara W Cobb Jr, USN Mr Frederick B, Cole Mr Julian R, Cols Mr Jama B. H. Cookinham CARTJohn S. Cooley USNR (Ro.) Mr John P Cosgrove Mr Philip J, Cunis Mt Jeffrey H, Dsautels Mt Edwaid C, Dozio CDR Timodiy W Duffy, USN (Ret) CDR Robot E Duggan, USN (Ra) CART Robert S, Eib, USN Mt Gaiy L, Fishman Mr Anthony J. Flaiey Col Marvin H, Floom, USMC Dr Charles K, Foulsham CDR Gary E, Fiancis, USN (Ret,) Mr Philip D,Gdleiy,Jr CDR Joseph C, Glutting, USN (Ret) Mr Lawrence A. Gray Mr William J. Green CART Robert E. Griffin, Jr, USNRR (Ra) CART Michad D, GrulU, USN Mr Martin A, Gunther Mr Zenas N, Gudey Mr John W Hamilton CART Dde W, Hendricks, USNR LCDR David A, Hodgson, USN (Ra) CDRJams E, HuRton, USN (Ret,) Mr Michael A, Jones Col Michad A Kdashian, USMCR * LiGen Jack W Klimp, USMC (Ro,) LCDR Kennedi E, Kolaidk, USN (Ra) CDR Douglas B, Litde, USN (Ret,) MIS, Michael G, Longardt Dr Lawrence G. McConndl CART WiUiam L. McDoweU HI, USNR CDR William R, Metzger USN (Ro.) Mr Thomas R. Mewhinney CART Edward M. Mulhem, USNR (Ret.) CART Samud L. Newton, USNR (Ret.) CARTJohn C Ranon, USN Mr Thomas H. PeteRen LT Everen L RhJlips, USN Mt Dennis Rifltin CART Spencer E, Robbins II, USN CAPTJohnM, Rose, USN (Ret,) Mr David R, Saraudson CART GaiyT Sanerfield, USNRR Mr James E, Seriey CDR Arnold J, Sisk USNR CART Leonard C Sjostrom Mr Jack M, Snyder CDR Edward J, SuUivan, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr Terry A, Toussdnt CDR Gregory J, Wood, USN (Ret)

Donor CDRFdixJ, Bassi, USN(Ret,) MtWmfieldABeckaJr Mr Richard D, Benson CAPT WiUiara S, Boykin, Jr, USN (Ra,) CART Michael J, Carran, USNR (Ro,) RADM Jay M, Cohen, USN Mr Howard A, Corr LCDR Edward H, Doolin III, USN (Ro,) CART Larry R, Givens, USN CART Terry L, Giova USN Mr Shelby S, Guilbert CART Gerald L, Hoftvolt, USN CART Dennis WIrelan, USN CART Raymond A, Kdlen, Jr, USN CART RusseU J, Lindstedt 11, USN (Ra) VADM Michael G, Mullen, USN Mr Thomas P Satyshur Jr LCDR William N, Scon, Jr, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald E. Smith, USN (Ro.) CDR H, Clay Thomas HI, USN (Ret,) CDR Jeny C Watson, USN (Ret,)

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1969 Total Qass Giving - 5103,823 A«rage Gift - 5378 Partidpation Rate - 38.2%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) LCol WJIiam D. Bern-. USMC (Ret) Mt S. Danid Johnson * Mt G i ^ i v - J . Kieflet RADM Ridaid G, Kukknd, USN (Ra) * LCDR Stephen J, Leaman, USNRR Mt Wdliam R McCauley CAPT Robert D, MuUins, USN (Ret) *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CAPT .Albert E, Bamen,Jr, USN (Ro.) * Mr Dav-id K, Daggen * Col Srephan A, Hanvey USMCR LCol Danid P KoUay USMC (Ret) * Mr Thomas W, Lafi^rce Mr Kenneth E. Lange Mr Tmothy A. McBrier * Mr WJIiam C M c C l d n . J t * Mr WJIiam H. Newton III MtEdwanlJ.O'NeU Dr Ridiaid R. Reece CART David 0 . Rose. USN (Ro.) Col Jama R Sandbeig, USMCR (Ret.) * CAPT Michad T Smidi. USNR * CAPT Midiad J. Worley USN (Ret) CDR Ridiani A Young,' USN (Ret) Mr. Alfred E.Yuds,Jt

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) MrOhverA. Boudierjr Mr WJIiam L B r o o b HI CART John E Cats, Jr, USNR (Ret) Mr Thomas J. Cav-anaugh * Mr Joseph B. Chopek RADM .Albert T Q u r d i HI, USN LCDR Midiad B. Qark, USNRR CDR Spenco L. Ganen, USNR CAFT RomH D. Gumbot Jr. USN (Ret) * CART John M. Lewis II, USNRR LCol Stephoi T Undo, USMCR (Ro.) * Mr John F Muldeiig CAPT Jams R Raddod. USNRR * Mr Michad R Sdewske Mr Geoige S. Sara Mr Charla A Smith * CARTJohn Z. Siepien, USN (Ro.) Mr. Wdter M. Teesdde Mt Thomas R Tonden

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT David J. .Alexander USN (Ro.) CDR Jonadian L AndcRon, USN (Ret) Dt John H. Bodine CDR Giegoiy W Brabeck, USN (Ro.) RADM Sranley W. Biyant USN (Ra.) LCDR Ridiard L. Bulger USN (Ra.) CDR Dennis E. Bunon, USNR (Ra.) Mr Eric J. Chdlaui LCDR Kevin S. Clancy, USNR Rev. Remberton Cooley III CAFT Charla T Cieekman, Jr, USN CAPT Thoraas R Craser USN (Ro.) CART Wdrer J. Cummings, USN Mr Brace C. Davey CDR Henry G. Davison, USN LCBk David G. Dcminger USNRR (Ro.) Mr Jams E. Dolan, Jr Mr Ward S. Everhan CDRJohn D.Fcrnie, USNR CART Maunce A Gaudiiet USN (Ret.) Mr Goidon M. Green Mr Edward J. Hacken CAPT Giegoiy L. Hansen, USN (Ra.) CAFTJamsD. Harris, USNRR CDR Robert C. Hinckley, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Jams A. Hooper IV, USN (Rer.) CART j . R Hutchison, USN (Ret) LCDR Michael R Jarina, USN (Ret) Mt Jams M, Kdly Mr Duane Kmm

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LCDRDouglasV Ucbsdmo, USNR (Ret) CAPT Edwarel A, Lyons II, USNR (Ret,) CAPTJohnJ, MaRhdl, USNR Mt Guy T, Mascari CDR dscai N, McNeU, Jr, USN (Ro,) * CAPT David A, McPhcRon, USNRR CAPT Michael C Moigan, USN Mr William Moigan, J t Dt Jams J, Noiconk, Jr Mr Andrew L, Noimand, Jr Mr Gary J, Ov-eibed * CAPT Midiael A, hyiie, USNRR Mr Dennis W, Plank Mr MichadW, Pole* CAPT Roben L, Rachor Jr, USN (Ro,) CART Jams A, Rcaghani, USN (Ra) CAPT Francis A Robots, USN Maj Michad R Rose, USMCR Mr Vdentino Santos * CART PiulRScherfJt,, USNR Mr Jams M, WdteR Mr Srephen A, Wan! HI CDR Samud E, WJson 111, USNRR CAFT Godd T Wirowski, USNRR (Ro,) Mr John G, Woods

Century Club ($100 - $249) CART Brace C, Adams, USNR Mr Robert A, Ahrcns CDR Robert J, Araundson, USN (Ret,) CART Harold R, Arrao, USNR (Ret) CART Mario J, Bagaglio, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Frank 0 , Barren HI, USN Mr Robert D, Biddy CAPT Nelson A, Blish, USNR (Ret,) Mr Stephen .A, Btixey CDR Norman F Brown, USN (Ret) LCDR Robert W B y l s , USN (Ro,) CDR Gouge W Caima 111, USNR Maj Richaid W Campbdl, USMC (Ret,) CDR Richard A, Catddi, USN (Ret) CDR Alfred L Cipnani, USN (Ro,) CART Midiael R Clapsadl, USN (Ro.) Maj Stephen W, Comiskey USMCR M R , Kevin R ConnoR Col Jod L, Cooley, USMC (Ret) CDR WJIiam K, Coxe, Jt, USN (Ret,) Col MichadJ, Cross, USMC Mr Terrence V Cullen CAFTWJUam E Cummins, Jr, USNR(Ro.) Mr Clifford L, Deets CART Richaid M. Dempsey USN CDRRereiJ, Deviia,Jr, USN CART Terty M. DiUon, USN (Ra) Dr Maurice H, Docton Mr John E, Donovan LCDR David 0 , Drsv, USN (Ra) CDRJohn H,Fedcr USN (Ra) Mr Edwin B, Finison CDR Thoraas V F o w l a USN CAPT John E,Gandey, USN CDR Gary C Goodmundson, USN (Ro,) CAPT Goiige M, Gordon, USNRR Mr Lslie M, Gotch CART Howard J, Hdliday Jr, USN (Ra) CAPT Jama W Hamburg USN CDR Robot E Hanman HI, USNR (Ro.) CAPT Jeffrey M. HeUrang, USNR CART David M, Heming, USNR (Ra) * Mr Roger H, Henderson CDR Rogo WHeiiman, USNR CAFT Simeon G, Higgins, Jr, USN (Ro.) CDRJohnE, HJbuin, USN(Ret,) a P T Richard S, HJlyer USN (Ret) Mr Michad L, Honey LtCol David S, Honon, USMC (Ro,) Mr Rondd Jadlocki CDR PhUip C Jamison, USN (Ra) iMr Franklin J, Jensen, Jr Mr Raul S, Johnston CART Meade A Jons Jr. USNR Mr Roben M, Kdisch Mr WUiam Kernan, Jr * Mr Ralph H, Kinddbergo Mr Brian E, Kinsley CDR Clifford L, Kran, USN BGen Edward R, Langsion, Jr, USiMC CDR Jama WUdiam, USN (Ret) CART Glenn D, Uttig, USN (Ret,)

Mr Stephen L, Lieberraan M.ij Danid J, Long, USMCR CDR Joseph S, MacDougall, USN (Ret,) Mr J, Ranick Mdey CART John R, MaRhdl, USNRR (Ret,) CDR John M,Masia, USN (Ret,) Mr Geoige W, Mathei MR, Baity J, Mathis CDR Robert E, Mayo, USN (Ret,) CART Cdvin R McCldn, Jr, USNR (Ret) Maj Michael R McGee, USMC (Ro,) CART Geoige S, Mdndiok Jr, USN (Ret) LCDR Maurice M, McNdl, jr, USN (Ro,) LCDR Wayne T Moore, USN CDR Mirchell D, Moore, USN LTToivAMooie.USN CDR Michad E Moirell, USN a P T Dondd H. Nash, USN CDR lohn F Ohiinger USN (Ret.) CAPT David W, Paisons, USNRR CAPT Jams WPanison, USN Col Thoraas J, Pitraan, USMCR CDRJohn R Plot USN CDR Rudy E, Plummet USN Mr William R Poirier Mr David L, Prosser Mr Michad J, Provencher CAPTJamaA Reid, USN (Ra) Mr Ralph G, Reid, Jr a P T Reta R, Renfree, USN CART Ridard A Robbins, USN (Ret,) Mr William W,Rogdski,Jr CART Raul E Ross, USNR CDR David H, Ruddock, USN (Ret,) LCDRThomas E Sauntry, USN (Ro,) CAPT Charls A, Sdaefer USN (Ro.) Mr R. Thomas Schram LCDR WJIiam V Schwarzenbad, USN LCDR Rogo L. Scofield, USN Mr Dondd M, Scon CAPTJohnJ, Scully USNR Mr John R, Shinovich, Jr * Mr Eric C Simmons CDRJams B,Slaight USN (Rer) CDR Bako A Smidi, USNR (Ro,) LCDRWlliamH, Sticglitz, USN CDR Jadson A Stodton, Jr, USNR (Ro,) CART Rdph H, StoU, USN (Ret,) Mr Edward J, Stopyra CDR Patrick D, Sullivan, USN CDR Raul A Swanson, USNR Mr Carl M, Tankersley CART Ardiur G, Tevs, USN (Ret) CAPT Roland C Thatchei HI, USNRR CAPT Lawrence S. Thomson, USNRR LCDR David C, Tiirable, Jr, USNR (Ra) CAPT Geoige N, Tzavaias, USN (Ret,) CART Ray M, Umbaiger USN (Ro,) Mr Mark A, Unhjem * CART Thoraas E, Utcgaard, USN LCDR Michad J, Wacon, USN (Ret,) CDR Geoige F Wenchd, USN (Ret) CAPT Glenn R, Whaley USN (Ret,) LCDR Nsroi D, Whire, USN CART Harold A, Williams, USN CDR Richaid A, Wrobd, USN (Ret.)

Donor CDRRaulAAlfieii,USN(Ro.) Col WUiam V Arbacas, Jr, USMC Mr John M. Atraiio CDR Douglas R AycR, USN (Ret.) Mt Edwaid G. Bannat LtCol William J, Boese, USMC (Ra) Mr William A, Bramley HI CDR Hubert M, Carra'idad, Jr, USNR LCDR John X. Canier II, USN (Ro.) CDR Charia R, CarroU, USN (Ret,) Mr John F Clark Maj Robert D, Clarke, USMC (Ret) Mt Geoffiey L. Davies CDRThomas R, GUIespie, USN (Ret,) Mr James R. GuUfoyle Dr Michad A Haibin CDR Gaiy WHein, USN (Ret) Mt Michad D, Hess Mt J a m a C Higgins 111 CDR Ronald E, Hills, USN Dr Steven A, Hudock

Mr David C Jarren LtCol John R Lasher Jr, USMC CAFF Charls E, McKeldin, Jt, USN (Ra) CDRAlbenG, Merc, USN (Ret) Rev David M, Mintei LTJG Robert D, Moore, USN Mr Thomas R Murach LCDR Gregg R, Overbeck, USN Mr Lynn A, ReicRen Col Laurence R, Plumb, M,D, Mr Kenneth W Sdiniann CAPT Reiei M, Sode, USNR Col John W, Smith II, USAR LCDR Wesley CSianfidd, USN Mr Denis C, Tiemey CAPT Steven G, Tinsley USN Mr John S, Tolmie Mr David G. Voter CDR William B, Wood, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr P o o B, Zuidema

1970

Totd Class Giving-51,298,914 Average Gift - $5,074 Paitidpation Rate - 35.9%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CAPT Rogei C. Adams, USN (Ro.) * Mt Daniel E AkeRon * Mt C Dewey EUion HI Col Raul M. Felix, USMCR (Ro,) Mt Rhodiic C Hackman Mt Lawience R Hearn CDR Lawrence Hcywordi HI, USN (Ret,) LCDR Jams M, Levy, USN (Ro,) * CDR Roben J, Mackey USNRR * Mr Lany R. Scheai Mr Kevin W Shaiei Mr Dde E. StdJ Mr Richaid M. Teatei Maj Gen Leo V Williams HI, USMCR *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Thomas J. Bender Jr LCDR Robert M, Doolin, USN (Ret) * Mr Bruce K, Doubleday LCol Chiisrian F Dubia, Jr, USMCR Mr Richard M, Folga * Mr William K Fosrer • Mr WUiam M, Kemp * Mr David A, Martin LCDR Jama RMaxeyH, USN CDR Robert R Millet Jr, U S N * CDR Edmund E, Moore, USN (Ret) CAPT David B, Oboholtzcr USNR (Ra) Mr Rdph C, PauUt * CAPTJamaS, Perry, USN Mr John W Seward, Jr * Mr Joseph F Startaii Mr Rondd A, Stribling CAPT Harold B, Wdlace, USNRR * Mr Edward Wlodarczyk MtChailsJ,Yash Mt William E , Z d e s , J r *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CDR Wdto E,Bdir USNR Mr Michael C Brown, Jt Mr RhJip TCdiUI CAPT Charia D, Carey III, USNR (Ro,) Dr John R Crisp LT Uwell R, Gulp, USNRR * Mr Joseph E Davolio RADM Howard W. Dawson Jr, USNR CARTJamsL. Durham, USN CAPT Gerard M, FarreU, USN (Ret,) CDR MaicFarris, USNRR Mr Neil C. Finn CAPT Mark 0 . Rdierty, USN Mr Michad E Foley Mr Dale E. Gauge Mr Fred M, Hdl Mr Howard R, Hdl Mr Michad M. Johnston Mr J. Bradley Kenney * Mr Jeb B, Kingseed *

CART Ratnck H, bvvlas, USN * CDR Richaid D, MacBdn, USNR (Ret,) Mr Warren J, Mackensen Mr Smart E, McFariand CDR RobertJ, Morgenfdd, USNRR Mt Bradley W. Nemoh Dr James H. Noningham, Jr CDR Russell C Olson, USNR * CDR WJliara M, Pardee, Jr, USN (Ro,) * CART Donald J, Ratreison, Jr, USNR CART Oliver H, Peny 111, USN Mr Richaid H, Pollock * CART Robot W, Reich, USNRR CDR Stephen L, Root, USNR Mr William H. Schmermund CDR WUiara R, Schmidt, USN RADM Kennoh D, Slaght USN MIS, James L, Sniee LColRobatESonnenbag,Jt,USMC(Rtt)* Mr Mark E. Spong Mr Gilbert M, Standi * Mr Robert B, Thompson, Jr RADM AnthonyJ, Watson, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Dr Tenence A, Bidnick * CAPT Jaraa F Bowlin, Jr, USNR * Mr Ridaid C, Buff LCDRAIexandeiJ, GJldian, Jr, USN (Ro.) Col Marrin D. Caipentet USAF CAPT Don M. Crita, USNR Mr Curdss B, Cunningham CART Dwight E, Denson, USN CARTJadD, Dodd, USN CART WJIiam E. Doud, USN (Ret,) Mr Lloyd D, Eadie, Jr Mr Robert A, Edmond Mr Gerdd V, Ellingwood CAPT WiUiara W, Fetzer Jr, USN (Ret) Mt Anthony E, Ford * Mr John B, Han Col John P Hotel, USMC LCDR Curtis 0 . Hingson, USN (Ro.) CART Rondd D. Huddlesron, USN CAPT WJIiam F Jenkins, USN (Ro.) LT Michael R. Kain, USN CDR Jams F Kenney USN (Ra) Mr Clifford H. Kittle, Jr CAPT Cad E. Klingelbeiger USN CDR Guy R, Knienem, USNRR * CDR Gary L, Knock USNRR (Ret,) CART Dean L, Knudi, USNRR CDRTimothyAKokUSN(Ra,) Col Michael E, Lowe, USMC * CART Thomas L Madende, USN (Ro,) VADM Michad D, Mdone, USN CDR Rondd A, Maicheni, USN (Ret,) Mr Hugh D, Mauldin, Jr CDR Robert A, Meyer USNR (Ret,) * CART George L. Moe, USN (Ro,) CARTJohn B MonigDmeiy, JAGC USN (Ra,) Mr William M. Moore CAPT Dennis G, Murphy USN Mr Scort F Newbeny Mr Robert M. Noonan CDR Michael R Oliver USNRR CDRStevenG, Park, USNRR* Mr Alfred G,Rundle,Jr CAPT Dennis L, Ryan HI, USN (Ret,) Mr Dennis M, Ryan CDR Carter D, Savage, USN (Ret,) Mr John T Shidds HI CDRJohnJ, Sulhvan,JcCEC USN (Ret,) RADM William G, Sutron, USN (Ret,) Dr Mark S, Tnpp CART Gary L, Vine, USNR CART Jama B,WaddeU, USN CAPT Gail E, Weiscopf, USN (Ro,) * CART Richaid E, Watcott USN (Ro,) Mr Edward H, Williamson CART Frank L. WURI, USNR *

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mr Robert D, Baker RADM Daniel R, Bowler USN Dr Matthew J. Bieede Col Bmce E. Brann, USMC Mr Joseph H, Buescher Jr

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CAPT WJliara A Burgen, USN CAPT Jama M, Carney USN (Ra) CDR Steven E, Chapman, USNR (Ret.) Mt John W. Covington VADM Jams C. Dawson Jr, USN CARTJohn E. Ddappa, USNRR * Mr Midael W DcLorey CDR Douglas W. Dieti, USN (Ret) Col RhUlip E Faigoctdn, USMCR Mt Stephen D. Floyd VADM John J. Grossenbachet USN Mt Rdph E Gunkdman HI Mt Robert G. Hdgren, Jr CDR Charls E. Havhk, USNRR CAPTWJIiamHelfen,USN Mr Robert D, Herb LCDR Ranick M, Hogan, USNR MrPooEHosfield Mt Thomas L, Howard, Jr Mr Terry R Huff Mr David T Huntei Maj Goidon R Jackson, USMC CART Rogo P Jacobs, USNR LCDR Glenn A Jewell, USN CDR Steven E, Jons, Jr, USNR Maj Roben J, Kimble, Jr, USMC (Ro.) LTJG Gary D. Knight USN (Ret) Mr Edward C Ligon IV CAPT Dennis M. Lunghofet USN Mr Stephen C. Macy Maj Esmond W. Mark, USMC CART Jams L McClanc, USN (Ro.) Mr John M. Meacham CAPT WiUiam J. RMdby USN Mt G. NeJ Midkiff CAPT David D. MUler USN (Ra) CDR Midad J. Novdc, USNR CART WJham A Nunhen, USN (Ra) CAPT Kennedi L. O'Bannon, USN CDRJohn S. Olson, USN (Ret) CART WiUiam H. Park, Jr, USN (Ro.) CAPT Thomas A Perkins HI, USN (Ra.) CART Heniy S. Rievene, USN (Ret) CDR WJIiam K Reed, USN (Ro.) Mr Fiancis R Regan CAPTEnnkW Rd&iyder Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Andrew C. Robertson, USNR CART Danid M. Rugg HI, USNR Mr WJIiam M. Sdtenberger CAPT GoirgeE. Sana IH, USN LTThomasS.ShaUSNR Mr Chater A Shorts * CDR Douglas V Smidi, USN CDR Stanley H. Smidi, USNR (Ra) * Mr Bmce M. Stevens CART Giant W Thoipe, USN (Ret.) CDR Glenn R Temey, USN (Ra) Mr RobertJ. VandcwaUe LCDR N i d W Visco, USN (Ra) CAPT David E Wdsh, USN (Ret) Mr WJliara J. Webb, Jr CART Benjamin H. Wddi IH, USN (Ra.) M R . Frands C. Whilden Mr Thomas S. Wolfe

Donor CDR David J. Armstrong, USN (Ret) CDR Douglas A. Backs, USN (Ra) CART Michad 0 . Boms, USN (Ro.) Maj WJIiam E Brodetick, USMC (Ret) CDR Robert B. Casted II, USN Mr RhUlip M. S. Crisson Mr Jack A. Doweilei CAPTThomasJ. Fldieny, USN (Ret.) CART Earl J. Fought USN LCDR Michad G. Flick, USNR CARTGaiyAGiadisnikUSN CAPT Fiancis B. Grabb, Jr, USN (Ret) CART R Thomas Gutioiez, USNR LCDR Rondd M. HUI, USN (Ret.) LCDR Jaras D. Hook, USNRR LCDR Ronnie L. Justiss, USN (Ra.) CDR J a d E. Kauffhian II, USN (Ro.) CDR Andiew J, Lasb, USN (Ret,) Mt Dean J, Legidda Mr Robert A Lindsay CAPT Wdto R Lohrmann, USN (Ra) CDR WJIiam J. Magnan, USN (Ret.) LCDRThomas G. MaRhdl, USN (Ret) Mt Robert L McElroy III

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CDR Lewis E Mdntyre, USN (Ret) CARTJohn R McNamee,Jt, USN (Ro.) Mr Robert B, McPhdl CAFT Charla D, Morgan, USNR LCDR John R O d t s , USN (Ret) CDR Robert L, Perch, USNR (Ret,) LCDR Michad C, Robens, USN (Ret.) LCDR Roben LSIowik, USN CART Emst M. Snowden II, USNRR Mr Barry L. Stedman LCDR Steven R Sreiro, USN LCDR David A Sdin, USNR (Ret) Mt Jaras R Swoope Mt Robert H. Takenab LCDR Robert Tamburini, USNRR CDR Charla B. WJliams, USN CAFT Thomas S. Zysk, USN (Ro.)

1971 Totd Class Giving-$169,369 Average Gift - $546 Participation Rate - 40.9%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Rondd V, Benigno Mr John M, Boni^ce * Mr J. Scon Buid Class of 1971 CDRSrephoi F Dmorak, USNRR (Rn.) â&#x20AC;˘ Mr Edward M. Flanagan Mr Michad J. L. Greene, St Mr Michad R. Hecomovich CDR H.Don Jenkins, U S N R * Mr E Tory fCieraian LtCol Keidi E. Nadolski, USMCR Mr Rdph D. Nelson * Mr Bmce E. Nichols CDR Alan CRrak, U S N R * Mr Edward J. Sanderson, Jr Mr Jama M. Searing Mr Clay 0 . Stils Dr Robert W. Stuart Mr Roger A. Young

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Stephen H. Brighton

M R . Charis E Budingame HI Mr Jack L. Conrad * LCDR Ratrid M. Doyle, USN (Ra) * Dr Gerdd E Harris Mr Robert R HendeRhot * CART Alfred R Hupp, Jr, USNR * CARTJoseph H.Johns, U S N R * CAPT Monty G. Madiews, USN (Ret.) CART Michad TNoidin, USNR CDR Vdenrin Rolshaj, USNR (Ret.) * CAPT Dana A. Robera, USN (Ret) CART Thomas E.Vickeiy, USNR CDR Alfred J. Whinle III, USN (Ret.) Mr Tom D. W i s Mr Stephen A. Wohler

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CAPT Simeon H, Austin, USN * CDR David TBolduc, U S N R * CARTJohn C Brands, U S N * Maj Charls T CarroU, USMC (Ret,) * Mr WJUam J, Cocos Mr Robert J. Ferguson Mr Osmund R. Fretz HI CAPT Jams A. Gosraa, USNRR * Mr Victoi T. Lmck CAPT Brace R McClure, USN (Ra.) * Mr Lawrence F Nolan * Mt John R. Nordi Mr Jama E. Queen Capt George L. RodgeR, USMC Mr Bradley D. Scroggins * Mr Jama J. Sheppard LCDR Lynden R Toliver USN (Ro.) CDR Leo J. Tredway Jr, USNR (Ret.) * Mr Michael D. Trice LCDR HenryJ. Tuiowski, Jr, USN (Ra) Mr David L. Wcnner

Tecumseh Club ( $ 2 5 0 - $499) CDR RobertJ. Agnot USN LT Barry E.BosweU, USN Mr ErienJ, Bozardill CART Jams B, Bryam, USN (Ret,) Mr Lee E. Burgess Mr Rdph G. Burnene, Jr CART Cyras H. Butt FV, USN (Ret.)

The Honorable David W. Chew, USN CDRJon L. Cichucki, USNR (Ret.) Maj Alfred E Claikon, Jr, USMC (Ret.) Mr Roben Clydsdde HI CDRJohn K Condon, USN (Ro.) Mr John R Cossick Mr Earl E Daniels III Mr J. Kevin Dolan Mr Sreven A. Dunphy Mr Richard H. Eaoi Mr Bruce N. Erickson MrPaulEFisk* VADMScortAFry,USN Mr Vernon C Giaham RADM C. H. Griffldis, Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Michad J. Hdlahan CAPTThomasJ. Hammons HI, USN (Ra) MtWJlaidCHayJt Mt Thomas A. Hayraan Maj Lambert C. Heiks, USMC (Ra) Mr Mark H. Howe * MrAlfredJ. Jacobs* Mr Thomas M. Jamison VADM Tmodiy J. Keating USN CART Michad J. Kehoe, USN (Ret) CDR Gary LKoget USN ( R e t ) * CDR Bolslaw A Kovadnski, USN * Mr David T, Laws CAPT Thomas N. Ledvina, USN (Ret) CART Bruce R Under USN (Ret.) CDR Fred J. Mdlgrave HI, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael D. Mark, USNR (Ra) CAPT Peny J. Martini, Jr, USN (Ret) Col Andrew E Mazzara, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Frank M. McAfee, Jr, USN * Mr Raul G. Mclnrire * Mr John M. McNdlen CDR WJUam A. Meyers, USN Mr J. Christopher Midgen CDR Charla R MiUer USNRR (Ret.) CDR David B. MUler USN (Ro.) CART Dondd R MJler USN (Ret.) CART Frank W Montesano, USN CART John T Moiris, USN CDR Robert L Morris, USNRR LCDR Michad R O'Rourke, USN Mr Robert K. Pearce, J t Dr Stephen R Purdy DVM CAPT Midad M. Rand, USNRR Mr Charls W Rizzono Maj Gen John ESanler USMC Mr RusseU J. Shaw CART George L, Skirm HI, USN (Ra) LCol Ranick H. SuUivan, USMC (Ro.) CART Perry R. Taylor USNR (Ro.) CDR David M. Vander Els, USN (Ro.) Mr Ridard C Wheela LCDR Cassin Young, USN (Ro.)

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDR Jeffrey H, Albright USN (Ret) Mr Charles R Annis Mr Roben E, Annis Mr Vincent Aidizzone CDR John C Bdl USN (Ret) CDR Glenn J, Barrowman, USN (Ret,) CDR Hany W Bashore HI, USN (Ret) Mt Richaid B, Baxrei LCol MaikT Beck, USMC (Ret,) Maj Chris Bennen, USMC (Ro,) LCDR WJliara A, Bizjd, USNR (Ra) LCDR Jaraa A Bloom, USN Col David R Bloomer USMC Mt Richaid B, Bonenbog Mr William K Boyd, Jr LTJG WiUiam B, Brasel, USN (Ret) Mt Dondd S, Brsver CART Jams M. Brick, USN Mr Michad M, Brown CDR Sreven A, Biown, USN (Ret.) Mt William B. Brown CAPT Stephan R. Brace, USNR CDR Dennis R Brawdhdde, USN (Ro.) Mr Richard A. Burraan CDR Robert A. Capra, USNR (Ret.) CDR Russdl M. Cart USN (Ret.) BGen Srephen A, Cheney USMC (Ret) Mr Wairen B, Cole Mr MichadJ. Collio

Mr Ardiur K. CoUing, Jr CAPT Richard E. Colquin, Jr, USNR CART Mark G. Cookey USNR Mr Jackie M. Crowther * Mt Steven M. DiAntonio Mr Richard A Diea CAPT Gde N. Doora, ARNG CAPT Michad G. Duncan, USN CAPT WUiam A Emslie, USNR CDRJohn R Enderie, USNR CAPT Ridard H. Enderly USN (Ret.) CART Peto A. Flanneiy, USN (Ra) CAPT Rogo A. Franssen, USNRR (Ra) CAPT Midad G. Gaffney, Sr, USN Mt Robert M. GaUagher CART Frank C Garcia, USNRR Mr Jams W Garrow LtCol Jerome LGeU, U S M C * Mr Grant L. Graeber Mr Steven M. Giams LiCoiaiadBWHanimon4Jt,USMC(Ra)* CART Gregory R Haiper USN (Ro.) LCDR Theodore A Hermding, Jr, USN CART Rondd E. Hewen, USN (Ret) Mt Benjamin A. HoUand Mr John P Holland, Jr CAPT Garry Holmsnom, USN (Ret.) CARTMarkM. Hoigan, USN CDRJohn H. Hubbard, USN (Ret) Mr Carl D. Inskeep CDR Carl E.Josefson, USN LCol John E.KeUogg, USMCR Mr Kenneth R. Lang CDRRobenJ.Larkin.USN MrHeywardTLiddeUHI CAPT jama W.LoiseUe, USN CDR Raul B, Long, USN (Ret) CAPT Paul J, Lousraunau, USNR Mt Roben W Lucy Mr WJIiam E, Lukens CAPT Kennedi A Mark, USN (Ret) LCDRJohn F Manin m, USNR CDR Lewis G, Mason, USN (Ret.) Mt Edwaid E Mathus Mt Gf^oiyJ. Maxfield CAPT Midad R McBride, USN (Ra) LT Geoffiey LMdvIuUin, USN LCDR PetoJ.MeUin, USN M t David E. Migliore Mt David E. Miller CAPT Micajdi W Newman, USN (Ret) Mt David J. Nichols Mr WJIiam G. Nielsen Mr Thomas E O'Brien CDR DavidJ.Odland, USNRR Maj Dond A Olsen, Jr., USMCR CART Louis J. Oswdd 111, USNR CAPT Srephen Pdsning, USN (Ro.) M t Wdliam T Renniman III CDR Jama D. Reasonet Jt, USN CDRJohn J. Repidy, Jt, USN (Ret.) M t Stephen A. R i ^ Mr Homan W Robcison, J t RADM Rondd A Route, USN CDR Danid J. Rowe, USN LCDR John RSagi, USN (Ro.) Mt Mark C Scharfe CART Loin A Sdierer USNR (Ret) CDR Perer P Sdneider Jr, USNRR Mr Warren R. Sdultz CAPT William L Shun, USN Mt Kennedi M. Sieminski LtCol Raul R Smidi, USMC Mt Raul A. Sonye CDR Robert D. St Germdn, USNRR Mr Robert R SrilweU LtCol David K. %viKi. USMC (Ra) LtCol Jama A. Sroiey 111, USMC (Ret.) Mr Paul D. Swetlanij Mr Thomas J. Terns M t Jama M. Theis Mt Richard E Travis LCol Joseph S. Uberman, USMC (Ra) CART Louis C Vat, USMM LCDR Teny R Vims, USNRR Mr Jams B. Wadddl* CDR Frank T Wdker Jr, USN (Ro.) LCDR Richard G. Whddon, USNR Mt Carl J. Wedemann II CART WJIiam R. WJliams, USN (Ro.)

Shipmate, May 2003

CAPT M i d a d K. Wilson, USNR Col Ronald EWnek, USMC

Donor CAPT Rdph M.Alfoid, Jr. USN LCDR Perei A. Baker USN Dr Dondd J. Beaudene Mr Tommy L Beckham CDR Srephen B. Butkus, USN (Ret.) CDRThomas M. Caindian, USN Mt Gerard T. Chiurazzi, J t Mr .Alan S. Cohlmeyo Mr Roben C. Cusiei Mt Petei F Devos Mt Robert J. Donlan Mr .Arthur L. Dusdeid HI Mr Joald L. Erickson Mr Ridard S. Fletdei LT Harrv- E. Fuqua 11, USN Mr Harold L. Euirevig Mr Scon N. Gessis LT Tmodiy T GUman. USN (Ret) Mr Dav-id J. Hadcn Mr Peto E. Homann Mr Kennoh J. Hook CAPT David B. Howe, USNR Col Jeffrey L Hull, USMC Mr Steven K. Joens CDR Panid R Kdly USN (Ro.) CART NeU T Kinneai HI, USNR t CART Dav-id L Lee, USNRR Mr WJUam C Und Mr Ridard W Loerd Mt Lawrence L. ,McDondd CDR Sranley W. McKee. USNRR (Ret) Mr Raymond T, MJler Mr Raymond M, Murray Mr N, Douglas Noland, Jr Mr, Ks-ui J, O'Connor LCDR RhUlip K. Parker USNR (Ro,) CAPT Robert C RaRons, USN (Ret) Mr David E, Rolzien LTJamsERostdJr.,USN CAFT Douglas E, Samdt USNR CDR George E, Sdidl, Jt, USN (Ra) Mr, Loren R Shim CDR Lawrence E Simoneaux, NOAA Mr. Darwin 0 . Smith Mr Guy B. Snodgrass CDR WJIiam E-Soule, USNR CFF Robert J. Snobbe, USN CDR Robert H. Srahlman, USN (Ra) Mr Robert M, Terlecky LCDR AvenU E. Tilden, USN (Ra) CDR Dennis E. Viglienzone, USN CAPT Richard E Wdsh, USN CDR Joseph W Wargo, USN (Rer,) RADM Chrisropho E, Weaver USN Mr Terry T Weiss LCDRJohn R WJhdm, Jr, USN (Ra) CDR Dondd C WJUams, Jr, USN (Ro.) Capt PhUhp L WJliams, USMC

197Z Totd Class Giving - 595,372 Average Gift - $331 Partidpation Rate - 34.1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CAFT Websta L. Benham III, USNR Mr John E. Chdker CDRJohn M.DJIon, USNRR Mr Dean M. Flan * Mr Jams D. Hdl Mr Rdph W Johnson 111 CDR Christopho W Panos, USN (Ra) * Mr John L. Skolds, Sr Mr John K. W d d

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CAPT Stephen V Bisccglia, USN (Ro.) CDR Hugh D, Bloraeke, USN Mr Thomas D, Jones CDR Paul S. Kenney, USN a p t Edward M, Klein, USMCR * Mr Roben S, Madden Mr Rayraond A Ritchey CAFT David E, Sheppaid, USNR *

Shipmate, May 2003

CAPT Stephen P Weise, USNR (Ret) * CAPT Midael J, Wheeler USMC

John Paul Jones Club ($500 $999) LCDR Dion E Clancy, USNR (Ro,) * CDR Gaiy L Coyle, USN CAPT Raul WDahlquist USN CDR David A Dennis, USN CAPT Jams R Dunn, Jr, USN (Ret,) Mr Richard R Gilbert * CDR David M, Gilchnst Jt, USNR Mr Gerdd L, Haden CAPT Gregoiy R, Hamelin, USNR * CDR William A Hancod, USN (Ra) Col PinickT Henty, USMC (Ro,) Mt Uoyd W Keaso * CART John J, Keenan, Jt, USNR * CAPT Manron A, King, USNR CAPT EdwanI J, Kujat USN Mt Gaiy S, Luoto * Mt Midad J, Moran CAFT Robot R Mussdnian,Jt, USNR (Ro,) CAPT Douglas R, Roulsrone, USN Mt Wsley H, Sdmidt, Jr Mr Teny R, Schwiego CDR Wdto M,Soha,Jiâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; USNR CAPT Charla S, Vogan, Jr, USN CDR Clarence C WJlis, USN (Ro,)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - S599) CDR Jams W Angelo, USN (Ret) MrRanddTBem CDR Paul A Bienhoff USN (Ret,) CART Douglas R Bumen, USNR CART Thomas R, Claikin, Jr, USNR CDR Robert A Drew5, USN (Ret) Mr Raymond M, Glennon * CART WJIiam L, Graham, USN * Mr John B, Hariold CART Christopho L HaJi, USNR (Ra) * CDR Gerald R H i R d , USNR Mr Pad E, Huck * Mr Rat B, Kdlei Mr Saul D, Klein CAPT Gene M, Kohler USN (Ro,) Mt John C, Lasken CAFT Ratrid D. Lee, USNR (Ret,) CART Richard R Lee, USN (Ra) CART Mark A Lohsen, USNR Maj Sts-en M, McLaughUn, USMCR CART Danid H, Meyer USN (Ret,) Mr David W, Murray Mr Daniel H, Mutty * Mr Eduardo C Nocon CAPT Mark D, Perreadt, USNR * CAPT Douglas K, Rush, USNR (Ra,) Mr WUiam J, Sabo Mr Stephen V, Schmidt CAPT Jon Sheila USNR Mr Kenneth R, Smith CDR Thomas E, Snyder USN Mr Maurice E Spence Mr Hany R Wdlace, Jr LCDR WJIiam E. Wardlaw, USN (Ra) Mr David B. Williams * LCDR Steven E, Wilson, USNR

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDR Andrew R, Adams, USNR LCDR Jama M, Applegare, USNRR Mr Shay D, Assad * CAPT Kennedi B, Austin, Jr, USNRR CAFT WUiam C Bdley, USNR CART Eugene Bd HI, USN CDR Robert B, Bendield, USNR (Ret,) LCDR Timodiy O.BeuteU, USN Mr Richard 0 , Bjoineby Mr Richaid T Boeshaai CDR David C Boy HI, USN (Ret,) CDRJohnE, Boyle,USN Dr Retei C Biaseth CDR Joseph V Bndgefoid, USNRR CDR Bldne R, Bmcker USN (Ra,) CART Jama R Butler USN Mr WUiara B C d d w d k J r CDR Michad B, a n d d o r USN (Ret,) CDR Dondd J, ailson, USN (Ret)

CDRJohn S,aimichad, USN Mr Stephen J, Ceieghino Mr David S, Coleman Mr Craig W, Corson Mr Dennis J, Crane CDR Ddbert A, Cuicinget USN * CAPT Nelson C, Davis, USN CAPT John C Devlin, USN (Ret) CDRGlenADilgien, USN(Ra,) Maj Paul F Donohue, USMC (Ro,) CDR Rogei TDoyel, USN (Ret) CDR Ridaid A, Diawneck, USNR LCDR Joseph R Eiscnhuth, USNR (Ret,) CART Jimmy L EUis, USN CDR Uuis G, Fifet USNR (Ret) Mr a i l 0 , Flagsiad, Jr Mr Charles E. George Mr Frank L. Gibson LCDR Jams M, Gilbert, Jr, USNR (Ro,) LCDR Raul A, Gimer USNR (Ro,) CDRJams R, Goddard, USN (Ret) CART Richaid E, Goldsby USN (Ret,) Mr WUiam V, Goodwin Col William L Grovs, USMC (Ro,) Mr Ralph E, Gmtzmacho CDRJohnT Haidip, USN (Ra,) Mr Richard L Haley Jr CART Gary M, Hdl, USN (Ret,) CDRThomas D, Hdl, USNR Mr Thomas E Hardey Jr CDR Gerald A, Hatvey USN CDR Wdlace W Holdstein, Jr, USN CAPT Lloyd N, Holz, USNR (Ro,) LTJGB, Fredoick Home, Jr, USN Mr Robot J, HoRimeyo CDR Kdth A Jewell, USN (Ret,) CAPT ArdiuiG, Johnson, USNR Mr Thomas M, Judd RADM Curtis A Kemp, USN Mr Steven J, Kemple CAPT William G, Kennedy USNR CART Geoige E Kindd, USN LCDR bwience L Kraka USNR (Ra) * CDR Frank J, Kualet Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr Gregoiy D, Laraberth Mr Charles L, Lee Col Robert E. Lee, Jr, USMC CART WUliam A, Leonaid, USNRR Col Richaid J, Unhait USMC CAPTVincemJ, Lynch, USN Mt Thomas W, Lyons, Jr LCDR Richard G, Macklin, USNR LCDR Raymond M, Madowi, USNR (Ra) RADM Danid S, Mastagni, USNR CDR Giegoiy G, Mead, USN CDR Chails W Mowine, USNRR CART Jeffrey C, Milanenc, USNRR CDR Dondd M, Mills, USNR Maj Thoraas R MircheU, USMC (Ro,) LT WiUiara CMoffart, USN (Ret,) CDR Robot R Mondian, USN (Ret,) RADM Dennis G, Moiid, USN CARTWiUiaraD, Monis, USN Mr Richaid A, Mu CAPT Wairen E, Mussdman, USNR Mr Rod A, MyeR Mr Harold P Nevvhan LCDR Roy H, Nitschke, USN (Ro,) * Mr Michael L O'Connor Mr Roben A, Pdl CDR Mark D, Pisrochini, USN Mr John L, Prdn 111 Mr Thoraas A, Prince CAPT John C, Rainey USNR (Ret,) Mr Gary M, Rheam * Dr Patrick 0 . Riley CDR Richaid A, Robison, USN (Ret) Mt Geoige W, Russow CDR Chrisropho G, Schldr USN (Ro.) CDR Larry E, Schludeibeig, USNR Mr Randolph L Schultz CDRJohnE. Sexton, USN LtCol Thomas C Shoger USMCR CAPT Roben D, Smith, Jr, USNR LtCol Perei K, Solecki, USMC (Ret,) Mr L. Clay Stablei 111 CART a r i N, Snawbiidge, USN CAPT Geoige E Stringei III, USNR Mr David C Stiube CART Uoyd E Swift, USN

Mr William A, Swisher Mr Allen J, Szigoy * MrJamsLWalkalll CAPT Edward C, Wallace, USN (Ret,) Mr Walto W.Wdlraaik

Mr Keith W Ratten Mr Curtis S, Root CART Geoige R Watt, Jr, USNR (Ret,) RADMThomasJ, Wilson Ml, USN

Dr W, Brin Watwood Mr Danid H. Weaver Mr Eric F Wesibog Mr Conrad J, Wigge 111 a p t John A. Wilkeison, USMCR * Mr Steven C. Wilkie * Mr Thomas R Wolfe CAPT Dennis L, Wotlcy USN (Ret,) CAPTJohnR Worthington, USN

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499)

Donor Lt Col Leo L, ACCURI, ARNG

Mr Elliot L, Aldeiman Mr Erie L, Andeison CDR Arthui CAigue HI, USN Mr John L, Ayon CDR WiUiam A, Bdlweber USNR CDR George Z, Berry USN (Ret) Mr William Bobo, Jr CDR Viigil Bozeman 111, USNR (Ret) CAPT Michael F Brennan, USNR CDR Allen L. Buidettc II, USN (Ret,) Mr Frank S, Calatora CAPT Geidd R Cameron, USNRR Col Cesaie Caidi, USMC LCDRJohn D.Cliffoid, USN (Ra) Mr Chades C. Coopo CART Harold T Cronauer USN Mr Kevin R Crook CART Brian S, Ddby USNR (Ret,) Mr James D. Devin CART John EDohse, USN (Ret) CART Dondd A, Fidiler USN LCDR Martin D, Gastrock, USN Mr RobertJ, Goldstein CAPT Timodiy V Hdldian, USNR (Ro.) Mr Michael J, Harrington CDR Midad K, Hedrid, USN (Ret,) CDRJamsM, Hina, USNRR Mr Lany A, Hinson CAPT Colin C, Huddlaron, USNR Mr Richard H, Jacobs CDR Robert A, Jacobson, USNRR CART Robert B, Jams, USN Mr David H. Johnson CARTTheodore L, Kaye, USN (Ret,) Mr James R. Klima Mr James J, Labdie Mr Charies A. Lyis CAPT StanleyJ. Mack, USN Dr Michad R. Makno Mr William L, McGraw Mr Craig Miller CART Midael K, Mirani, USNR Mr William J, Nadeau CAPTDonA, NstorUSN(Ret,) Mr Henry R. Nenling Mr Todd C, Nichols CDRJams LNupp, USNR Mr Goidon C, Petty Maj Glenn R, Riuden, USA (Ret) LT Theodore A Rytlik, USN CDRDavidJ, RappcUSN Mr Randdl L, Rice LCDR Stephen L, Schey USNR * CDR Charla D, Schwdiei 11, USN (Ret.) CDR David N, Scckinger USN Mr John H, Sohl HI CDR Chails A, Weigand, USNR

1975 Totd Class Giving-$123,604 Aveiage Gift - $400 Participation Rate - 41.1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Roderick L. Brotheiton CDR Edwaid E Cotter Jr, USN (Ro.) Mr Brace C Haigus * Mr Donald S, JeffcRon LCDR Wayne M, Kennard, USN (Ret,) CAPT Raul K, LandeR, USN Mr Did R D, Mosis HI Mr Chads D. O'Dell

Mr Gary L, Allen * Mr James R, Burden * CART and MR, James A, Campbell CAPT Geoige C Giessing 111, USNRR CART Ross M. Haiding, USN (Ret) Mr Robert C Holmes CAPT Steven R. Ingram, USN (Ro.) Mr Thomas J. Kiernan * Mr W. Craig Kissel CART C Max Lindner HI, USN (Ret.) * Mt Lewis G. Rdlas * CAPT John EPilli.Jr, USNR (Ret) CDRJohnD. Rush, USNR (Ret.) Mr John S. Simcox Mr Jeffrey D, Wdsh

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr Robert A, Casey II * Mr Guy C Chamberlain 111 Mr Craig B, Dawson RADM Dennis M, Dwyer USN Mr Manuel F Estrada RADM Rand H, Fisher USN CART Roiy H, Fisher USN CAPT William R Fogany, USN LCDR Jams R Gruber USN (Ret,) * CAPTJamsAHaggartUSN CDR Dwight W Handforth, USN * CART Paul B, Hendrickon, USNRR * Mr Douglas A, Leiand CART David W Marshdl, USN (Ro,) Mr Gordon C, McNorton Mr Duncan H, Mddium * Mr David B, Mordand Mr Steven M, Nyman * Col J a d E, Owen, Jr, USMCR CDRRonaldJ, Price, USNR CAFT Kenneth S, Rdghdct Jr, USN * CDR Brian C, Rich, USNR (Ret) Mr Kevin E Smith Mr James J, Soran 111 BGen Douglas M, Srone, USMCR CAPT Thomas M, Srorch, USNR Mr David W, Strickland Mr James A, Stuart HI Judge David L, Smtzman CAPT Roy A, Wiegand, Jr, USNR CDR Srephen G, WUks, USNRR

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) RADM Hugo G, Blackwood, USNR CAPT W, Roben Bide, Jr, USN (Ret) CART Jams F Boland, Jt, USN CDRRonaldJ, Bono, USN (Ret,) Mr Robert E. Brathune CDRJams D, Bridges, USN CDR WiUiam C C I d r USN (Ret,) Mr John J, Dick LCDRWJliam G, Doheny, USNR (Ro,) CART Conrad J, Donahue, Jr, USN Mr Joseph W, Doswcll, Jr * CART Royce A, Engler USNR CART Thomas F Enright, USN (Ret,) Mr John R, Feiiaio * Dr Robert E, Fishman Mr Howard J, Fiance Col John W, R Gidam, Jr, USMC (Ro,) Mr David E Haefnei Col Stephen D, Hanson, USMC RADMJohnC, Harvey Jr, USN BGen LeifH, Hendrickon, USMC CDRThoraasH, Holt USN (Ret) CART Thomas R Huegerich, USNRR CAPT Michad R, Kalas, USN (Ret,) * Dt Michael J, Kane Mr John F Kennedy CDR Glenn E. KIdn, Jr, USN LT Roy E, Knutson, USN CART Mad W, Kohiing, USNRR (Ro,) Mr Gary D, Korncgay BGen Richaid S. Kramlich, USMC

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CDRJosephAKrisidc, USNR Dr Wells K. kbberron CDR Danid F Madden, USNRR Mr Timothy S. McClay * CAPT Kevin B. McClakey, USNR RADM Jama M. McGandi, USNR Mr Tobin R. iMcNan CAPT Alben R Miller Jr, USNR CAPT Robert N. Nstloode, USN RADM RogeiT Nolan, USNR CDR Gaiy S. Nowdt, USNR (Ro.) Mr Michad R Obert Mr Colin C. Osboin Mr Robert M. Red Mr F R Rodus Mr Kent R Ronei CDR Ono G. Reimann, USN (Ret) CART Douglas J, Rein, USNRR CDR Giegoiy J, Rose, USNR RADM RadJ, Ryan, USN LT Richaid G, Samuels, Jr, USN CARTRetoAScda,USN(Ro,) CAPT Rondd L, Scuddet USNR * a p t Charls C Senn, Jr, USMC Mr Robert B, Shary 11 LTJGMarcAShurerUSN(Ra) Mr Midad E Simon a p t Bany L, Smith, USMCR CDR Kennedi M, Smidi, Jr, USN (Ret,) Dr Roy A Sraidi HI CDRThomas G, St, Denis, USNR CDR David R Stacy, USNR Mr Thoraas M, Sndt CART Michad H, Trent USNR CDR Richard E, Wagner USN (Ret,) Mr John F WardcU CDR Brian K Young, USN (Ra) Mr Goidon R. Young

Century Club ($100 - $249) Col Robert S, Adams, Jr, USA Mr John R, Ashmore Mr Bmce M, Bachman Mt T, Stan Belchet St Mt John E Benjamin CART Vaughn R Bennen, USNR (Ret,) CDRWsleyABeigazzi,USN Mr Charla E, Bianco CAPT Gerdd B, Blanron, USN (Ret) LCDR Rondd E, Bowman, USN (Ro,) Mt Raymond A, Boyd, Jt Mt Frederick J, Brasco Mt Jams L, Brill Mr Thomas H, BriUat CART Jama S, Bristow, SC, USN (Ret,) Mr Thomas G, Bioussaid, Jr CAPT Roben M, Burns, USNR CDR David R accamo, USNR LCDRJohn K, Cdldian, USN (Ro,) Mr Jams H, CampbeU Mr Don L, Cantema CART Fiank S, Coleman, Jr, USN RADM John CConon, USNR Mr Albot D, Cieasy, Jr CAPT Manin K, Deafcnbaugh, USN CDRWikonB, Decker USN (Ret) Mr RusseU E, Dodge CART Midael J, Dougherty, USN Mr Timodiy R EUis Mr WUiam L, Evans CAFT Thomas M, Feek, USN (Ret,) Mr Robert M, Fenlon Mr Peto B, Flynn CART Arthui K, Fosken, USNR CDR Rogo B, Francisco, Jr, USN (Ret) Mt Jonathan D, Fristedt Mr Edwaid H, Gdloway CDRThomas F Goiman, Jr, USN (Ro,) CDRJeffoy W Giant, USN (Ret,) Mr Rexfoid D, Hand Mr Randdl C, Harris CDRJayM.HerabeigetJr.USNR Mr Michael D. Hendeison Mr J. Douglas Hotel CDR WUiam B. Holms, USN (Ra) CAPT Dondd D. Hopkins, USNR LCDRJamsR Hopkins rV, USN Mr Lance B. Johnson Mr Dondd W Jona

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LtCol Jimmy B, Jons, USMC (Ro.) LtCol briyW, J o n a USMCR CDR MaxweU L, Jons, USNR (Ra) Mr Frank G, Kde, Jr Mr Stephen H, KeUo CAPT William S,Kordis, USN CARTJoseph S, Knjnik, USN (Ra) Mr Raul S, Kuntz Mr Glenn A, Lacy Mr Stephen H. Ldonde Dr James C Lamar CDR Goiige C. Lasseno HI, USNR (Ro) CART DouglasJ.Uw, USN Mr David M. Leather CDR Manhsv L, LcdJcimer USN (Ret) CDR WJIiam M, Upsmeyer USN (Ret,) Maj Gary D, MacFadden, USMCR Mr Thoraas 0 , Manin CART Jama R McClurg, USN (Ret,) Mr Danid M, McHde CAPT John A, Mcintosh HI, USNR * CDRAndrsvD, Mechling,USN Mr Bmce R, Metrick CART Tmodiy H, Meyer USN (Ro,) CART Bun E, Miller USNR (Ro,) CDR WiUiara M, Moiiison, USN (Ret,) CDR Lawrence C MyeR HI, USN (Ret,) CDR Ranick A Ndson, USN (Ro,) CDR Steven R Nichols, USN (Ra,) Mr Stephen E, Ogden CART Fied G, Ordard, USN Mr Biyant C On CDR Midael R O'SdIivan, USNR * RADM Srephen S. Oswdd, USNR CAPT Thomas K Park, USNR CDR Hahot W Rinhum, Jr, USNR (Rn) CDR Dondd J. Ranon, USN Mr John S. Rechonis CART Maik R, Reiez, USN CDRDavidW, Reiiich, USN Mr Kenneth G, Picha, Jr CDR Robert E, Presron, Jr, USNRR CDR Rondd H, Provencher USN Mr Gerard J, Purciaidio Mr Frank L, Puzzo Mr Carl F Ransburg Mr Edward R, Reinhardt CDR Perei J, Reinhardt, USN (Ret,) CART KdTRepsholdt USN CDR WiUiam W Reynolds, USN (Ro,) LtCol Steven M, Ritacco, USMC Mr Jams A, Robbins CAPT HartyJ,Rucket USN Mt Rondd W R u s c h o CDR Jams E, RusseU, USN (Ret,) CDR Charis N, Sdmond, USN Mr Gary V, Samuelson Mr Matthew J, SavieUo LCDR Jaras H, Schaefa USN (Ro,) Mr Herman L, Seedoif HI CDR Pad G, Shetland, USN (Rer) CDR William E, Short, Jr, USNR CDR Nicholas B, Smilaii, USNR L C d David L, Sraidi, USMC CDR Kyle R Sraith, USNR CART Dan M, Stova USN Mr Brace G, Thompson CDRThomas A, Thorapson, USN (Ret,) LCDR Christopho E Tompkins lU, USNRR LT Leiand B, Van Oss, USN CDRJams L, Van Sickle, USNR (Ro,) LCDR Ratiid M, Virtue, USNR Mr Pete A. Vrotsos CDR Charis A, Wcia, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Randy L, Wight, USN CART David W, WiUmann, USN CAPT Eugene K Wilson, Jr, USN CDRJeffreyRWoll, USNR MrJohnWWuichall CART Michael 1, Zimet, USNRR *

Donor Mt John B, Allen Mr NeU S, Beck CAPT Joseph A Benkert, USN CART Bruce W. Buckley USN (Ro,) CART Jaras H, Chapman, Jr, USN CAPT John CCunliffe, USNR LtCol Edmund D, Eaton, Jt, USMC (Ro,) LCDR Richard A EUion, USNR

CDR Allan J, Eurek, USNR (Ret,) Mr Bruce R Evjen Mr Jay R Fischer Dr David A, Gimo Mr Geoffiey M, Griffldis Mt Jams S, Hamlin, Jt LT Michael M, Harris, USN CART Jeffrey D,Keho, USN Maj George Kedekjr, USMC (Ret,) Mr Robert J, Kirkland IH Mr Gary D, Klein Mr Robert R, Klepacki CDR Barry R Mangan, USN (Ret,) Mr Kenneth R Mayeaux Mr Louis L. McGinty CDRJohn R Midgen, USN CDRThomas R, Nadeau, USN (Ret,) Mr Larry E, Olson LCDR Dondd M, Phipps, USN (Ret) Mt Mark D, Rahrad Mt Danid L, Simpson Dr David L, Smith CDR Jaras C, Snead, USN LCDR Barry A Stark, USN (Ra) CARTJohn R Stevenson, Jr, USN (Ro,) Maj Richard A, Stewart, USMC CDR Charls R Trdian, Jr, USN (Ret,) LCDR Dennis J, Vito, USNR CART Robert D, Wdefidd, USNR (Ra) RADM Maik A, Young, SC, USN Mr Srephen R Yuhas

1974 Totd Class Giving-$93,406 Aveiage Gift - $432 Participation Rate - 28,3%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CDR Richaid J, Bradley U S N R * Mr Charla H, a n n o n , Jr * LCDR Carl M, Hdbreinet USNRR Dr Christopher K, Klein CAPT MaRhdl Nadd, USNR (Ret,) * Mr Stephen D, Shigley Mr Ranick J, Sdlivan

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr James D, Agnew * Mr WUiam D,Bmen,Jr CDRRichardJ, Cassara, USN Mr Claude R Goddard, Jr CAPT Raymond T Koakowski, Jr, USNRR Mr Teny W Krammel * Mr Kyle E, Manin Mr Lawience J, Riozchdski CART Rodney W, Savage, USN (Ret,) Mr PetoW, Shetland*

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) LCDR Moigan R Ama, Jr, USN (Ro,) LCol Charls H, Bede 111, USMC (Ret) Mt John H, Bowdl, Jr CDR Alfred J, Cayia, USNRR (Ro,) Mr Crdg A, CharabeR Mr Frank E, Cook, Jr Mr Wayne B, D'Ambrosio Mr Preston W Easley Jr CDR Wdlace M, Elget USN (Ra,) Mt Douglas K, Fostei Mr John D, Gatewood * CART Gaiy E, Groh, USN CART Thoraas A Grore, USN (Ret) * CDRWiUiamE,HdLUSN Mt Stephen W HiU Mt Joseph J. lovanna * CARTThomasG. LozietUSNR Mr Richard R. Mendenhdl CDR Steven T Middleton, USNR Dr Gary W Misaraore Mr Bradfoid L. Moore CDR Robot M, Santos, USN (Ret,) Mt John C, Scheiio LCDR Jams E, Sdreiber USN (Ret.) * Mr James S, Stevens CDR Michad J, Wdl, USN CAPT WJIiam A, Wdsh, USN

CAPT John WYaeget USN CAPT Hany E, Yeisei III, USN (Ra)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CDRJarasAAldon,USNR* CDR Lew E, AUeraan, USN (Ret,) CAPT Smart A Ashron, Jr, USN (Ret,) CARTJoseph R Aweduti, Jr, USN (Ro,) Mr WiUcox K Bdley CDR Dennis N, Bostich, USN (Rer) CARTJohn R Bramer USN (Ro,) Mr Charla T, Brannon LCol John R Brown, USMC (Ret) Mr Manin S. Brown Mr Biadley H. adwell CARTJ, Eric CailsonlH, USNR Mr Wilson B, Caspari III Mr Richard M, Casper CARTJohn D, Chrisrenscn, USN LCol Jeffrey U, Cole, USMC (Ret,) CDR Jaras C, Cox, Jr, USN (Ro,) * CART Jaras M, Crowder USNRR CAPT Wdto J, Donovan, Jr, USN Mr David L, Evans CART Gary J, Giaupmann, USN (Ret) Mt John J, Hauls CDR John M,Hubbs, USNR (Ret,) LCDR Manin J, Jarosz, USN (Ret) CAPT Richard J, Jensen, USN Mr Mark K, Johnson Mr Timothy A. Johnson LCDR Rdph R Leonard, Jr, USN * RADM Dondd R Loren, USN Mr Jaras E, Lyons CDR John FMdion, USN (Ret) CART Jaras A Mdloiy, USN CART Dondd R Mason, USN (Ret) CAPTJonD, Mason, USN CAPTThomasJ, Meaisheimer USNRR CART Timodiy A MeycR, USN CDRTedRMbton,USN CDR David B, O'NeJl, USN (Ret.) CDRJohnJ. Phdan, USN ( R e t ) * Mt Dde H. Rugh CDR Raul A Reid, USN CART Roben TSchnoor USN CART Raul T Series, Jr, USN CDR Steven W. Smidi, USNR Mr Gerdd R. Sobeck Mr David R Stdlard CDR Gerald M.Stenovec, USNR CDR Harry W S y c r J r , USNRR CDR John D. Tate, USNR (Ret) * CDRWileyJ.Vooihis,USNR Cd Robert M, Wdter USMC Mr David J, WJson

Century Club ($100 - $249) LtCol Douglas D, Bdlard, USMCR (Ret) CARTJohn L, Brandflower USNR CDR Kevin D, Brown, USNR (Ret,) CDR Brace H. Branson, USN (Ro,) CDR Jama L, Bulled, USN (Ra) * CDR Michad A, Cams, USN (Ret,) CART Gary M, Cerney USN Mr Dondd R ChappeU CARTJamsE, ConnoR, USNR CART Richard D, CosteUo, USN CART Jaras EDeppe, USN (Ret) Mr Steven J. Diamond CAPT Raymond R Dondiue, Jr, USN LCDR David B, FUz, USN CDR David C Fischer USNRR Maj Johnie Gombo, USMC (Ra,) CDR Mark A, Hdlenbeck, USNRR CDRJohnE, Harrison, USN Maj WJIiam E Hdnzman 11, USMC (Ro,) LCDR Stephen K Hendiick, USNR CART Charis E, Humphreys, USNRR CART Brent S, Jams, USN (Ra) CDR Richaid W. Johnson, USN (Ret.) CART Steven K, Johnson, USN (Ret.) CDR Richaid E Kdlcy USN (Ro.) Mr Warren D. KIshefsky Mr Jams R, Kramo RADM Sam H, Kuprain, USNR Mr Stephen T, Landry Mr Totld D. Lowe

CDRJon D.Lund, USNRR CDR Chris LMaddix, USN CDR Andiony R Marino, USN (Ra.) CDR Danid F Marusa, USN (Ret) LTJG Arthur A, Mendonsa, USN CART Charls A, MUetich, USN (Rer) Mr Stanley V, MiUo Mr Patrick W Murphy CART Raul E, Normand, USN CAPT Larry A Olson, USNR LCDR Midad R RhiUips, USNR CAPT Ridard H, Plush, USNRR CDR Dane M, Pranke, USNR LCDR Charla E, Rrimra, USNRR CAPT Thomas M, Radibone, USNR Mr WJIiam A, Ringleman CAFT Jama M, Ripley Jr, USNR CDR Dean W, Schilhng, USN (Ro,) CDR Stephen E, Schumacher USNR Mr and Mrs, WUiam S, Seras * RADM Joseph A Ssrak, Jr, USN CART WJIiam V Snook, USNR * CDR Gregoiy J, Srachdczyk, USN Mr Hugh R Srahl CAPTJohnR Stephens, USNR LtCol J d E, B, Stewart, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Don W.Swdls, USNRR CART Claude D. Swdm, USN (Ra) Mr Joseph E. Sweeney Jr ' Maj Gary D. Thrash, USMC CDR John M. Tromba, USN (Ret) CDR Lany C.Turner USNR Mt ReterJ. Venuto, Jr LCDR Charla G. Wayne, USNR (Ret.) Mr John T WeUs IV Mr Pad D. WohleR

Donor CDR Richard A Adams, USNRR Mr Stephen S. Aveiy CAPT Joseph E.Bdinski, USN CDR WJliara R Bladbum, USN (Ra) Mr Paul A, Brandon CAPT Wdham D, Bristow, USN CDR Roben S, Brown, USN (Ret) CAPT Jeffrey D, Budrle, USNRR CAPT Jams B, Campbell, USN CDR Midad R CampbeU, USN (Ra) LCDR RhJip J, Ccreghino, USN CART Chails M. CoUins, USN RADM WJUam D, Crowder USN CART Louis R Dcasaro, USN Mr William F Flado Mr Dondd G, Fleming CART Jams T Fry, USN CDR Fred R Hdindorf USN (Ro.) Dr Lee C. Hdght CDR Robert L. Hartman, USN CDR Jack RHassingetJt, USN Mt Winston B. Ho LCDR Thomas M. Jennings, USN * CART Robert B. Jona, USN LCDR Darius C KaraUs, USNR Dt Lany D. Koenig CDR Andrew C.Kmg, USN CDR WiUiam J, Ldineman, USN Mr David G, Leon CAPT Bract D, Lovvman, USNR (Ret) * CDR Leonard J, May USNR Mr Midael J, McMonagle CDR Ridard L, MUla USN (Ret.) CDR Logan G.Milliken, USN Mt Robert M. Reed RADM Raul E. SuUivan, USN Mt Thomas K. Swanson * Mt Thomas A. Tteichel CDRJams S.Tiona USN CAPT Richard M. Vizzier USN CDR Floyd R. Weaver USN CDR Steven T Weir USN (Ret.) Mt Gaiy A. WiRing LCDR Rpn S. Wise, USN (Ro.) *

1975 Totd Class Giving-$81,339 Average Gift - $470 Participation Rate - 25.1%

Shipmate, May 2003

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CAPT Bemanl C Bdley, USNR * M t Thomas C. Brasco D t John L Brodhead M t Martin A. Cannon LCDR Robert E. Hyet Jt, USNR Mr. Lawrence G. Klodi CDRJohn M. Kudnski, USN (Ra.) * Mr. Jimmy V. Rose, J t CAPT G e o ^ D. Steel, USNR CAPT RidanI J. Thomas, USN

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CDR Charls T Allen, USN (Ret) CAPT E W Bergman, USNRR * CART Robert A. Brody. USNR * CAPT Joseph M. Ddpino, USN * LCDR and M R . Jama W. Emoy, J t Mr. PhJUp A Faigley Col Kevin R Hart, U S M C R * Col Midad J. Jinnen, USMC CDR WJIiam A. Kdly, Jr, USNR (Ra) Mt. W d t o Maximud, Jr C A H Jams A McConndl, Jt, USN CAPT Roben K. MJlet USNR (Ra) Mr. Srephen G. Newbeny CAPT Geoige A Siragusa, USNR *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) LCDR Jams A Bdknl, USN * Dt Jams E. Bunomorc CDR Wynn E. Cdknd, USN ( R a ) CDR Stephen D.Cole, USNR CAPT David E. Frost USNR Mr.RobenJ.W.Giuda CAPT David E Gray USNR * Mr. Thomas B. Gray * LCDR Stephoi D. Hubbani, USN (Ro.) LtCol Hoideison Law-son, Jr, USMC CAPT Jams J. Lind, USNR Mr. Manin W. Mason LCDR John RMaynarcl, USN CAFT j a m s W. McGloon, Jr, USN Dr Tunothy R. MyeR RADM Craig R Quigley, USN LCDR Roben E. Real, USNR (Ro.) CDR HenryJ. RohUng, USN (Ro.) CDR Lester E. Ryan, USNR Mr. Richard A Rybolt CAPT WJUam E. Shannon HL USN CAPT Lany J. Watson, USN CDR Fiedrid W. W d e t USNR (Ro.) LCDR Scon E. WJson, USN (Ra.)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LCol Cozy E. Bdley, USMC CART Chdko W Brown HI, USN CDRJams E. Burd, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert E Burns Mt Robert T. Compton CDR WJUam H. Ddey IH, USN (Ra.) CAFT Midad L Douglas, USNR Mr. Daniel J. EUns CDR John FEnnis, USNR LTC Raymond J. Enzenauet USA (Ro.) Mr. Edwin G. Fiith LtCol Steven J. Gaffhey, USMC Maj Dondd M. Ganen, USMCR * Mr David B. Gough CDR Steven A Hamion, USN (Ro.) CAPT Edward R Hawkens, USNR CDR Steve A HJl, USN (Ra.) CDRThomasJ.HiRd,USN Mr. Marc W. Joseph CAPT Mark W. Laraboni, USN CART Michad L Ungafdt, USNR * CDR Michael C Maslcy, Jr, USN (Ro.) CAPT Midad J. McDomon, USN (Ra) Mr Michad D. Meio * Mr Roben E Meunio Mr John E Moody Dr Richaid W. Morgan LTJG Kddi W. Oldemeyo, USN CDRJohn Rskusich, USN (Ra.) •* CDR WJliara R Sdenzel, USN (Ro.) CAPTMarcASiolband

Shipmate, May 2003

Mr Hugh D. Snead Mt Daniel P Thompson M t Steven Von Chiistieison M t Stephen E. Walsh CART Lany L. Wanenfdtz, USN (Ret.) CDR Edwatd S. Zapolski, USN (Ro.)

Century Club ($100 - $249) LCDR Anthony A. Baibicri, USN (Ret.) RADM Jams E.Beebe, USNR Mr. Roger G. Blummo M t Lawrence R. Biitt CDR Mark L Bumganlno, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Roben E Busramame, USN CDR Gloin Canigiani, USN (Ret.) CDR Keidi p a r i , USN Mt Anthony W. Cend LCDR KiikJ.Danids, USNRR CART Ddlas M. Datland, USNR M t Robert H. Davis LCol WJham H. Dbton, Jt, USMC (Ret) CART Stephen C Duba, USN CAPT Jams E. Fay USNR (Ro.) CDRWilliamEFenis,USN Mt Christopho B. Fidd CDR Chatla A. Hoyd, USN (Ra.) BGen Geoige J. Flynn, Jt, USMC Mt Rondd J. Ftigo CAPT M i d a d R Gioodiousen, USN M t Howaid W Guczman, St CAFT Gail H.June, USN (Ret.) CDR Fiands J. Kearney, Jt, USNRR Mr. Midad R Lake Mr. Ridard H. Lee CDRThomas E. Lisowski, USN (Ret) CDR M i d a d W. Lord, USN (Ret.) CDR Mark C Lunny USNRR (Ret.) M t Gregoiy A. Macdondd * Mr John J. M c a d e y CART Jack W. MdCorkle, Jr, USN RADM Mark R MJlden, USN Col Rogo K. Moore, USMC CAFT Christopho Mosddia, USNR (Ro.) CDR Danid R Muiphy USN Mr Thomas J. Murphy CART John W.Murray USN Mr. Kevin J. Nietmann * LCDR Donn RNorthup, USN CAPT David K. Oliveria, USN CAPT WJIiam S. Reikins, USNR RADM David D. Praot, CEC M R . Louis T. Roumaya Mt Midad L Samdd CART Mad A Saroiius, USNRR CDR Ridard S. Schenk, USNR Col David E Shudet USAF (Ret) Mt Jeffrey R Smions * CART Gary M.Skura, USNRR CDR Midad P Srephenson, USN (Ro.) LtCol Michad H. Stevens, USMC (Ra) CDR Kermit R Sron, USNR Col and M R . Michad W. Thumm CDR Brian R Weavo, USNR *

Donor CAPT Paul K. Banoo, USNR CARTJohn LBohnH, USN Mr Roben F Bums CDR Michad L. Cecerc III, USN (Ra) CDR Cunis L. Coy USN (Ret.) CDR Sean P Crook, USNR Mr Mark S. Disney RADM Thomas Q. Donddson V USN aFTDavidADufficUSN LCDRJohn L G d l c J r , USN Mr Kennedi A Hamonik LTJG Andiew RJesson, USN RADM Gary R Jons, USN CART a r i R. Mee, USNR LCDR Steven R Laabs, USN (Ret.) CARTJohn R Langan, USN (Ro.) LCDR Frank B. Marano, USNRR (Ro.) CDR Jama R M J I e t USN (Ro.) Mr Gary D. PoweR CAPT Scon L Rarig, USNR Mr Andreas D. RoUe CAFT Thomas L. Sprague, USNR * Mr Vincent R Spunar

CDR Philip A Tomkins, USN CAPT Kiik D. Wessd, USNR

1976 Totd Class Giving - $106,653 Average Gift - $444 Partidpation Rate - 21.4%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Gary G. Greenfield CART P o o W. Harris, USNR Mr Scott M. Jenkins 1st U Guy R Ungley USMCR (Ret.) Mtjefffey A Neufeld* CAPT RhiUip L. Poirier Jr, USNR (Ro.)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Col J. Andrew Hurehison, USMCR * Mt RusseU J. Rope Mt Joseph J. Martinka * Mr Danid R Whimey * CDR Frederid D. Yarget USN (Ret)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Ml. Thomas M. Abbott Mr. Joseph E. Cantu, Sr * CART Brant M. a r r e r USNR Dr WJlard L. Chamberik CAPT Midad J. Cregge, USN CART Kent R Higginbodiam, USNR CAPT David R Lawrence, USN CAPT WJIiam RLoeffler USN Mr David J. ManncR CDR Mark L Mocdf, USNR (Ra.) Mr Midad J. Neumeyer * CAPT Jaraa A Petersen, USNR (Ra) CDR Jeffrey K. Sander USN (Ro.) Mt Douglas R. Schaus * CAPTJohnR Willis, U S N R *

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CAPT Michad R Agot USN CDR Marrin E. Bacon, USN CAPT Thomas Q. Bddte, USNR CAPT Kennedi D. Beek, USN (Ro.) LCDR WJham H. Beeson, Jr, USN (Ro.) Mt John C Bickings CDR Panid A Brady USN (Ret.) CDR Jaraa G. Buder USN LT PhiUip L. Cook, USN (Ret) CDR Thoraas W. Davis, USN (Ret) LCDR Crdg M. Decker USN (Ret.) Mr Dennis J. DiLucente Mr Bryan J. Dolan * Mr Michad J. Duffy Mr Mark L. Evans CDR Nidolas L. Flacco, USN (Ra) CDR Michael R Golden, USNR (Ra.) Mr Thoraas C. Harter LCDR Byron Q Iverson, Jr, USN (Ro.) CART WJliara H. KneUet USNR LCDR Cdvin R Langford, USN (Ro.) * Mt John L. Lovasz CART Ludio M. Mays, USN CDR Lucien D. Memrainger USNR Mr James M. O'ConncU CART WJUam C Osttndoiff, USN (Ra) MrJohnW.Therriault CDR Jeffrey J. Tomlin, USNR LCDR David R Tribout, USNR Mr Jeffrey C Watson CAFT Keidi T Weaver USN CART Jams C. C. WhiRot, USNR CART Joseph Zachaizuk, USN Mt Harold J. Zimmerman

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mr PhUip M. Abbon Mr Mark E. AlfeR Col John R Allen, USMC CDR Thomas R. Andoson, USN * CDR David E. Beder USN (Ret.) CDRJohn S.BoddenHL USN Mr Dudley M, Bozeman

LCDRWilliamD, Brown, USN CDR Jeffrey D,Buike, USN (Ret) CART Chads L Campbdl IE, USNR (Rn) *

Mr Bradford A. Spcer CDR Timothy J. Spiovvls, USN (Ret.) CDR Geoige R. Srandiidge, USN

LCDRJohnJ, Carwile, USNR

Mt Douglas C Steudlei CAPT Kevin E Srone, USNR (Ret.) Mt Srephen M. C Stioebd Mt JohnT. Styron.Jt Mt John C. Sundquist Mr Jod C. Swanson CDR Jama H.Taplen, USN MrTodM.Thedy CAPT Craig H.Thomas, USNR CDR Patrick A. Tiacy, USN (Ro.) Maj Alan A Tud, USMC

LCDR Fidd L. Casrellanos, USNR LCDR Roben E Caulk II, USNR LtCol Aron K, Champion, USMC CART Alanson T Chenadt IV USNR Rev Steven E, Claik Col Thomas VColdla, USMCR Mt Elmo E, Collins CDRThomas R Cook, USN Mt Paul F Dastugue Maj Jama M, Davis, USMC (Ret,) CDR Biian B, Dcvanc, USNR CDRPadRDorin,USN Maj Michael L, Drennan, USMC CART John W, Dremp, Jt SC, USN Mt Rerei M, Ellis CDRJamsD, Engels, USN CDR Tmodiy J, FaireU, USNR (Ro,) LCDR David L, Fischer USN (Ro,) LCDR Jams L. Francis, USNR (Ra.) CDR Gary M. Freeman, USN CDR Randdl E.Goff USNRR CAPT Douglas B. Gudie, Jr, USN CDR Chiis M. Handley USN (Ro.) Mr Jams D. Hann LCDR Douglas W. Han, USN (Ro.) CDR WiUiam O.Hawn, USN CDR Gaiy THentz, USNR CART Richard D, Hepburn, USNRT CAPT Midad C, Hob, USN Mr Dennis G, Heirington * Mr Dennis WHillegas, USN LtCol Alden E, Hingle, Jr, USMC (Ret) Mr Everen I, Holmes CAPT Frederick E Hugha, USNR LCDR Jams J, Janosek, USNR CDR Chiistophei M, Joachim, USN CDR Daniel K Kdili, USN Mr Nicholas E, Kaiangelen CDR Robert L Kates, USNRR * LTDonddW Keene,USN Mr Eric Y Kimuia CDR P o o E Klein, Jr, USNR (Ret,) Mr RhJip B, Kumpis CDR C Randy Large, USN CAPT Horatio A Uncoln, Jr, USN CART Charls H, Ua, USN (Ra) CDR Robert B, MacDougdl, USN (Ro,) CAPT David G, Markham, USN CART BradleyJ. Mason, USN L C D R J a m s R McKee HL USN CDRJohn EMcKernan, USN LCol BIdse R MiUer USMC (Ro.) LCDRJohn S.Moore, USN (Ret) CDRCasimirNapora,USN LCDR Wdto Neboshynsky, USN (Ret.) Mr C.Richard Neely Jr CAPT Stephen C. Niraicz, USN CDR Peto N. Olivieri, USNR (Ra.) CDR Midad C O'Loughlin, USN CAPT Isddi H. Owens, Jr, USNR Col Robert D. Rapd, USMCR Mr John B. Barren CDR Moigan B. PeaRdI, USNR CDR Robert C Rereiman, USN Mr Michad J. Prendergast CART Kennedi S. Rugh, USN Mr Thomas E Pumphrey CDR Raymond R Putt Jr, USN CDR Albert L R d d i d HI, USN CDR Frederid VRdcy USN CAFT Charla E. Renner USNR CDR PhJip W Ridaidson, Jt, USNR (Ra) Mr Edwaid E Riehl * Mr Mark S. Ruppiecht Mr Louis J. Saccoccio CAPT Jams A Sanford, USN CDRJohn ESarao, USN M t Jonathon D. Schaffer Jr M t Roger D. Schmid CAPT Albert W.Schmidt USN Mr Jeffrey J. Scott Mr Carl H, Sharperson, Jr CDRMartinJ, Sloane, USNR LCDR Bruce A, Sraith, USN (Ret.) Mr Crdg C Snee CDR Richard L Snow, USN

Mr Rodney G, UUein CDR Reta S, Varsanyi, USN (Ro.) LCDR Wayne A Wdters, USN Mr Charis E Wdron CART John S.Webb, USN CDRCiaigT Weber U S N R * Mr Frederick P Weldon Mr Geoige M. Wheelei Mt Michad D. WJliams Mr Hugh A, Willis CAPT William C Z o b d USN

Donor Mr Dondd E. Armstrong LCDRJohn E. Bdl, USN Col John W.Berkley USMCR LCDR Andiony L, Blanco, USNR Mr PhUip K, Condi Mr WiUiam S. CraighUl LCDR Lany A Davis, USNR MrKookK. Dean CDR Roben H. Dixon, USN CAPT Kenneth G. Domban, USNR CAPT Michael D. Donndly USN Mr C. Brian Edington Mr Richard E. EUeison Mr David R. Fleischman, Jr Mr AlfredJ.Gensch.Jr CDR Patrick J. Giancatarino, USN LCDR Steven K. Giorgis, USNRR Mr Kenneth B. Goodrow Mr Henty G. Greinke Mr Danid J. Harkenrido Mt Edwaid A. Haipei LCDR Heiman M. Heise, USNRR (Ro.) CDR Richaid T HoUoway USN CAPT Jeffrey C Hoy USNR LCDRJohn D. Humphrey USNR (Ro.) CAPT Robert C Jackon, USN Mt David W Jourdan CDR Michad R Kapsd, USN LCDR Michad ELogar, USN LCol Michad A. Marrion, USMC LCol Gary M. McConndl, USMC (Ra) CDR Michad E. McKenney, USNR (Ra) Mt Robert L, MiUer J t CAPT Danid E Mitddl, USN CDRRogoAMitisb,USNR LCDR JeffieyLMuUina USN LtCol Cidg E. Opd, USMC (Ro.) CART Biadley K. Poriier USNR (Ro.) CART EinatJ.Roeske, USN Mr Stephen K. Rudiger CART John D, Sdumacher USNR CART Mark R Schweer, SC, USNR a p t Joseph L, Sheppard, Jr, USMCR Mr WiUiam J, Sheppaid LCDR Godd K, Spraitzar, USN (Ro,) Mr Joseph J. Sturm LCDRTraodiy L, Theurer USN (Ra,) CDR Michael L, Thutwanget USN (Ra) CDR Timodiy S. Tiaaen, USN (Ro,) CDR Hansford D. Tyler HI, USN (Ret.) CAPT John H. WJckcns MC, USN Mr Ciaig M. WJliams LCDR David D. Wmrers, USN (Ret) LCDRJohn RWoelfd USNR

1977 Totd Class Giving - $244,357 Aveiage Gift - $837 Participation Rate 33.9%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr John L. Bonaid 111

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Mr Jams M. Bethmann Mr Danid E Busd CAPT Did J. Debbink, USNR Mr Retei W Grieve Mt John S. Heir Jr CDRThomas K Huisman MC USN, (Ra) CART Thoraas H. Hutdinson IH, USNR Mr Bradford E Lavis

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Edward C. AndeRon LCDR Midad S. Longmeier USN (Ra) CDR RhUip B. NeUon, USN (Ret.) CART Mark LSobczd, USN Mr. Steven W Spiecher * CART Richaid A. Voytek, USNR

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CDR WJUam S. Adsit M C USN (Ret.) Mt John M. Almeida CDRKcnraidMBuddHihohn,USNR(Ret)* Mr John M. Connard CART Midad S. Frick, USN CAPT John C Grace, U S N R * CDR Rid T Hammonds, USNRR * LCDR Scort E Harper USNR (Ra) LCDR Geoige E Heinhig, USN (Ra) CAPT Rerer M. HycR, USN (Ro.) * CDR Danid J. Jerabd, USNR (Ret) CDR Jams M. KeUy St, USN (Ra) CDR Dean R Podndy, USN (Ret) CART David M. Schuben, Jt, USN Dr Brace S. Smidi CARTRonJ.Sticinski,USNR* CART David S. Wade, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr Midael D. Andeison CART Thomas J. Aiminio, USN CART David M. Armirage, USN CDR Rerer R Ayone, USN (Ret.) * CAPT Cdvin L. Ba^y, USNR LT BradleyJ. Banh, USN (Ret) * Maj Ranick M. Bristol, USMC (Ret) LtCol Michad E CandeR, ARNG Mt WJUam A. Claridge LtCol Robert A Coburn, USMC (Ret) Mr. Midad J. Codbourne CAPT Steven K. Crowe, USNR (Ret) LtCol Traodiy D. Eason, USMCR Mr WJliara H.FeUcoIH Mr Mark T. Finley Mr Peter J. Finley * CDR Rogo G. FIrischet USN CDR Richard E Frank, USN (Ret.) CDRJams W. Gould, USN (Ret) CDR Greg R GuUate, USN CDRJ.T Hardy Jr, USNR LtCol Gerdd M. Hew, USMCR CAPT Douglas L. Hovland, USN Mr David S. Jamson Mr Mark T. Jee LCDR David W Jensen, USNR (Ro.) RADM Samud J. Locklear HI, USN CDR Gary J. Lovan, USNR (Rer) Col Samud D. McVey USMCR Mr Peter J. Misiewicz CART Christopho C. Munay USN CAPT Scon T Neidhold, USNR * CDR Jama S. Prophetet USNRR CDR David C Pyle, USN CDR David LRaunig, U S N R * CDR Paul D. Ring, USNR MrWUiamASchdl CDR Jesse B. Schrum, USN (Ret) LCDR Alben G. Sddiet Jr, USNR Mr John M. Shmorhun Mr Gregoiy F Smith * Mr Monty S. Sooter Mr John W. StdnrauUet Jr CDR Robert E.Va5sar, USN Mr Richard K Wagnei Mr Marc A, Watson CART Kern D, White, U S N R * Mr Tim L. Whited LCDRBanaidPWJliamsin,USNR(Rn)*

CDR Winston D, Wood, U S N * CAFT Garland R Wiight USNR

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDR Edward L A b n a H , USNR Mr Joseph C, Ahlen LCDRJohn S,Aldians, USNRR LtCol Tory D, Amyx, USMC (Ret) CDR Maik M, Addsson, USN (Ra) Mt Edward R Auzcnne III CAPT Randdl W Bannister USN * Mr Joseph L, Bama CDRThomasJ,Behrie,USN(Ret,) Mr, Daniel M, Bereck CDR Joseph M, Beinet USN (Ro,) Mr Thomas L Bioy Jr CARTJohn M, Bird, USN CART Brook 0 , Boatwright Jr, USN Mr Geoige W, Bookei CAPT WJIiam K Bristow, USNR CDR Henty H, Bras m, USN Mt Robert L, Budei CDR David WBullarcl, USNR CDR Brace T Burken, USN (Ro,) CDR Robert V Burnene, USNRR MrWJhamJ, Budo CAPT Christopho C Cdn, USN CAPTJamsJ, CardosLUSN CAPT Midad E Caron, USNR * LCDR Jeffrey R Cmciripino, USNR LCDR Ridard D, Coan, USNR CDRGuyB,Cofield,Jr,USN(Ret,) CDR Pad T Colman, USN (Ro,) CDR Raymond H, Cook, USN (Ra) CAPT PhUip J, Corben, USN Mr Raymond E Coulombe, Jr LtCol Robert L, Creamer Jr, USMC CAPT WJIiam D, Daniels, USN LCDR Frederid Eliot Jr, USN (Ret,) CAPT David S. EUion, USNR CDR Peto WEngd, U S N R * Mr Richard M, FauUoier * CDR Christopho E, Feeney, USN CDR Peto C FUkins, USN (Ret.) Mr Francis S. Fogany Mr Samud M. Fox IV CDR Dirk M. Gdlagher USN (Ra) * CDR Bret C Gaiy, USN CAPT John W Geary, USN CDR Stephen A Gisen, USN CAPT RobenJ.Gilraan, USN LT WJIiam A Goodwin, USN CART Thomas M. Goiman, USNR CART Kennedi A Grabcr USN LCDRJohn S.Graham, USNR CDR Gaiy LGiice, USN (Ret.) CAPT Dennis A H d n s , USN CART Joseph H, Harrington, Jr, USNR LCDR Eric A HeUebog, USNR CART Rondd W Hertwig, Jr, USN CAPT C Duane Heughan, USN CDRJohn S,Hicky, USN (Ret) CAPT CaiyJ,Hidion, USN CDR Jeffrey L, HoUoway USN (Ra,) CDR Robert E Holman, USN LCDRWJliam H, Itmer USNRR CDR Leon Jackon, Jr, USN CDR Robot R Jcnk, USNR aptJeffieyN, Jons, USMC CART John S,Kamen, USN Mr RobertJ. Kauner CAPTJohnJ. Kearney, USN LCDR Mark C. Keefe, USNR (Ro.) CDRJohn S. Kellogg, USNR CDR KUton D. KUigsman, Sr, USN (Ro.) CDR Frederic M. Kinkin, USNR (Ret) MIS. Kerry K. Knoizen LtCd Jonadian A Kolp, USMC (Ret.) Mt Konrad S, Krosznei Mr Robert C, Lamb, Jr CAPT Craig E.Langman, USN Mr Jama E. Lare CDR Ratrid J. Le Blanc, USNR CAPT Jama K Liming, USNR Mr Alan L. Lohman Mr Jeffrey J. Long CDR Buriin D. Mabrcy, USN Maj Sreven J. Manin, USMC (Ret.) Mr Harry G. Maugans

Mr Richard J. McGraw, J t CART Thoraas P Mdlravy, USN Mr Thomas B. McKee Mr George E McKenzie CART Paul G. McMdion, Jr, USN Mr Danid S. McVicker Maj Bra C Meriiam, USMC (Ret) CDR Forrat A MUler USNRR CART Shawn B. Moirissey USN LCDRJeffreyAMoRe, USN Mr Michael E Moylan a p t David J. Muiphy USMC (Ret) CDR Kevin R Murphy USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph J. O'Conot USN CAPT Geoige G. M. Plaa, USNR CDRJohnJ.PolcarLUSN Maj Jeffrey H.Rons, USMC (Ret.) Mt Michad E. Reed Mt Pad E. Reinhart LtCol Rondd L. RodgeR, USMC LCDR Marvin L. RogeR, USN (Ret) CART Carlos A Rosende, USN (Ra) Mr Charlie Rossi Mr Daniel K Sayner LCDR Rogo W. Sddon, USNR (Ret) Mt Eric G. Shewbiidge CAPT Danid R Shinego, USN CDR Ray C.Simmons, USN CAPT Wdto M.Skhinet USN CAPT Lee T Slaughter USNR CAPT Danid M. Smidi, USN (Ro.) CDR Douglas M. Smidi, USN (Ret.) CDR Eric C Smidi, USN Maj Ridaid E Snyder USMC (Ret) CDR Thomas A. Stensnom, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alfred E. Smart, Jt, USNR CAPT Kevin J. Sullivan, USN CART ChadsWSwintonm, USNR (Rn.)* CAPT Owen G. Thorp HI, USNR CART Pierre J. Thuot USN (Ra) CDR Hijd A Turner USNR CAPT John R VeiBiyde W, USNR CAPT Albert R Vohofaadt USN Mt Dennis Viera, Jt Mr Michad R Virek Mr Pad D. Wagno CART David C. Wagner USNR CDR Brace R Weiss, USN (Ra) Mr David L Wlkinson CDR Andiew H. Wilson, USNR CDR Mark D. WoiiUow, USNR Mr Stephen L. Young

Donor Mr Mark E. Alcamo LCDR David K. AUsopp, USNR CAPT Robert W. AndeRen, USN Mr Mark E. Beder CDR Glen M.BIindcJr, USNR Mr Richard L. Bohn CAPT Moiris R Bosaige III, USNR Mr Robert Chsnut II Mr Frank R Chizanowski LCDR Alan R Clever USNR (Ro.) CART GregoryJ. Cornish, USN Mr David D. Coss Mr Van K Davis, J r j r CDR Richard S. Dela Crtiz, USNR ColHeniyJ. DoniganHI.USMC Mr David R Dowd CDR Glenn D. EUion, USN LCDRJohn EFeilet USN (Ro.) CAPT Dan E,Fenn,Ji„ USN Mr Carl B, Fisho CART Scon A Fontaine, USNR CDR Gary R Gambarani, USNR (Ra) * LCDR Mark R Gardner USNR CAPT Dde R. Govan, USN Mr Stanley G, Gray CAPTFiancisJ, Greco, USN CDR Perei D, Green, USNR (Ra) Mr Johnny M, Gregg Mt Dde J, HalvaRon LCDR Roben N, Hamblin, Jt, USN LtCol Floyd D. Houston, USMC CART Mark A Hugd, USN Col Douglas R Isleib, USMC CART Dondd 0 , Keibcl, USN (Ret.) Mt Peter C Liaps CDR Timothy Urentz, USN (Ret)

CAPT Jams C McDondd, USNR LtCol Thomas D. McNamara, USMCR MtRolfD.Neitzel CDRThomas A Ossak, Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR Ridard W O'SuUivan, USN CDR Edward J. Rourke, Jr, USN (Ret.) CDR Harry V Rouse, USN (Ret) Mr Robert C. Sanderson, Jt CAPTJohnJ. Schwanz, USN CAPT Dondd B. Scon, Jr, USNR (Ra) CDRJohn M.Sharp, U S N R * CDR Dennis L. Simon, USN (Ret) CAPT Chrisropho L Srados, USN LCDR Richard L. Taylor USN (Ra.) * Mt Wdliam M. Teater Jt CART John E. Thorp, U S N R * Mt Mark T u d o LCDR David LVdl, USN (Ret.) CDR WJIiam RVenoht USN CAFT Dde W Wdnwright USNR CDR Stephen G. Wdngan, USNR LCDR Ridaid M. Whitehura, USN (Ra) CART Robert L. WJdc, USN CAPT Edward R YeRko, USNR CAFT Wdto H. YouRtone, Jt, USN

1978 Totd Class Giving-$320,754 Average Gift - $1,184 Participation Rate - 31.0%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Frank J. Behm LCDR Shaun a Bradley USNR Mr Christopho J. DeMarde Mr Jon B. Kuder Mr John C. Rudder Mr John H. Semcken III CDR Maurice B. Tose, USNR

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CDR M a d D. Duett, U S N R * Mr Wdto L. Easton * Mr R. S. Godfrey * Mr abeU E. Greenwood * CAPT Don R Hamblen, USNR LCDR Chails W Jons, USNR Mr John M. Marrinucci * CART Michad M. Moore, USN Mr Frederid J. Sheehan, Jr * CART Scon L. StdFord, MC, USNR CART Michad J. Yurina, USNR

John Paul Jones Ciub ($500 - $999) CDR WJlard R Bonwit Jt, USNR (Ro.) CAPTJohnR Coffey, USNR Mt Christopher J. Davidson * Mr Jams W Fee, J r * CDR Henry D, Hdl, USNR (Ret) CAPT Chrisropho H, Jensen, USNR LCDR NeJ E Kennedy USNRR LCDR Jeffrey C Knauer USNR * LCDR Midad P Leary, USN (Ret) * CDR Horace M, Leavitt 111, USN (Ro.) CDR WJIiam Levis, USN (Ret.) * CDR Mark VLindstrom, USN LtCol Charis A. Lowther Jr, USMCR CART Brian J. McCoimack, USN Mr Mark C MJlo * a p t Douglas H. ReUand, USMC * Mr Jack B. Ridardson Col WJUam M. Thamm, USMCR LCDR Lany E Whimieyet USN (Ret.) * CDRRichaidJ.Yasky,USN(Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LtCd Anhui J. Adens, USMC Mt Cliffoid S. Atwood CDR Richaid J. Boehme, Jr, USNR Maj Gary W. Bocttcher USMCR CDRJodE. Bohlmann,USN Mr John R. arisen LCDR Jeffrey D. Caipenter USN (Ret) * CDR Kevin R Cheezum, USN (Ro.) Mr Danid R. Cook, Sr CAPT John G.Cooke, USN

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CDR Rdph R Cosranzo, USN (Ret) * CDR Tmodiy J. Dowding, USNR Mr WJIiam E. Duggan, Jr CAPT David E. Eyb, USN Mr Alexander M. Fylak CDRJohn A Hancock, USN (Ra) CAFT Kenned G. Heffernan, USN * Mr Edward S. Henklei * CDR Jams A. Jons, USN Mr Randolph T. Kahn CDR Stephen E. Mdoney USN (Ret.) CDR M i d a d G.Maracz, USN Mt Ranick V. Montague * M t Mark D. Mooney CDR VirgJ V Moore IV, USN (Ra) Maj Theodore L. Plautz, USMC * CDR Dennis J. ReUly, USNR (Ra.) CAPT Kenned RRoey, USN CDR Eric RRosenlof, USN LCDR Midiad S. Rudi, USNR (Ra) LCDR Duane D. Schoon, USNR (Ret.) Mt Rdph K. Sdwartzbeck Mr Gregoiy W Smid * CDR WJIiam W. Soct USNRR CAPT Bradley G. Thomann, USN Mr John H. WancR * LCDR Charla G. Wendt USN LTJG Glen H. Wheless, USN (Ret) CAPTJacobRWJkhis,USN

Century Club ($100 - $249) CART Thomas S. Abernedy, USN Mr Jack B. Adolph MrjohnM.AlfoidlH Mr Bien D. Ayone LCDR Steven W Bacon, USNR LtCol Vincent M. Bddcnama, USMCR CDR Steven RBanie, USNR CDRThomas A Bennen, USN (Ret.) CDR Vance D. Berry, Jt, USNR LCDR Geo^eH.BJly USN LtCol Ridard K. Boch, USMC (Ra) Mr Damian J. Bonvodou CDR Raymond W Bracy, USNR CDRDavidW. Brace, USN Dr Dondd R Bratzman CDR Mark E Bunting, USNR (Ret.) CAPT WJIiam R B u d e , USN Mt Stanley B. Ciair CART Midad D. CiUp, USN Mt Midael G. Dasovid Maj Keid T Davis, USMC (Ra) Mt Elyon H. Davis, J t CDR Charls E Dawson, USNRR CAPT Jay A De Load, USNR Col Robert W. Dsrafriey, USMC CAPT Jeffiey K. Didman, USN Mr Midad J. Dinn CAPT WJIiam M. Dunkin, USN CART Midad A Dutnan, USN Mr Duke A. D u t d CDR WJIiam REivin, USN CDR Rudolph N. Esder Jt, USNR * CDR GaryJ. Evans, USN Maj Jama D. Eelton, USMC (Ret.) CDRPadraicKFox,USN M t Jod Gonzds Mt Geidd D. Goodwin CDR Douglas D. Grau, USN CDRThomas L Grodck, USN (Ro.) CAPT Robert H. Guy Jr, USN LCDR Kevin M. Hannan, USNR CDR Norman T Hansen, USNR CDR Hugh M. Haniaway Jr, USN (Ro) CDR Christopho C Hassler USNR CDRJohn R Hawk IH, USN CDR Midad J. Holden, USN (Ro.) CDREricAKdisky,USN(Ret) CDR Roga E. Kaplan, USN LCDR William A. Kasren, USCG CDR Elron M. M. Kelley USN Dt Karl R KeRtein Mr Brian E. Kid CDRJams R Koslow, USN (Ro.) CART WJIiam E. Landay HI, USN CARTSconALangdon,USN LCDR Wayne W.Leong, USNR MtToddS.Lsh Mt Kevin G. 0 . Uddy *

Shipmate, May 2003

LCDR Craig A Ule, USN CDRJams G. LoelBo, USN (Ret.) LCDR Rondd M. Lovdace, USN Mr Ridard S. LoweU CDRJoscphM. Lynd,USN CDR Cari E Lyon, USNR (Ret) CAPT Ricanio Martinez, USN CART WJUam E McAlpine, USNR Mt M i d a d A. McEntee CDR Midad B. McGee, USNR Mt Thomas D. McLeod * Mt Drew R Mulharc Mr. Jams E. Oldham CAPT Lany B.OIsoi, USN CART Steven S. Painter USNR CDR Manhew G. Rausd, USN Mt Morrison W. Rav CDR Hennan P Reddid, Jr, USNR Mr. Wdter T. Robmson, J t Mr. John G. RogeR CDRSio2eJ.Rotton,USNRR LtColJohnD.Rudds,USMC Mr. and M R . Raymond J. S d d g a * LCDR Douglas L. Sdulcz, USN (Ra) M t Chad A Seizert CAFT C h s t a J . S o o , USN CAFT Jama E Smdl, USN LT Mark D. Soha, USN CAPT Carlos A Sotomayot USN CAPT Tunodiy P Sprague, USN CDR Floyd L Ste«L Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Mad C. Snasser CART John B.Smrgs in, USN Mr Kimber J. Tageson * CDR Geoige RTeufd USN CDR Barry M.TJdcn, USN LCDR Goirge D. Tyree, USNR (Ro.) Mr. Jama E. Vanderkamp, Jr CAPT David A WUiams, USN CAPTAmatJ. Wise, USNR CDR Chails S. D. Winen, USN (Ret) CAPT Chiistopho M. Wode, USN LCDR Lewis J. WoUiom, USN (Ret) CAPT Robert J. Wuamet USNR Mt Randle L. Yarbeiry

Donor CDR Thomas S.Algeo, USNR CDR Alan T B d t e t USN ColDanidJ. Barnd, USMC Mr Kenned C. Bats CDR Charls W BeU, Jr., USN CART Vincent A BeUezza, USNRR Mr Peny M, Bendey Mr Steven D, Brashear CDRBobABrauerUSN Maj Christopho R Brslin, USMC CDR David R Brown, USN (Ro,) CART Barton D. Buechner USNR Mr Gerdd R Burke LCDR Fred A, Butrerfield HI, USN Maj Andony A, Cardoza, USMC

Shipmate, May 2003

CDR John S, Casey IH, USN (Ret,) Mt Louis RCirdIi,Jr LCDR Stewart A Copeland, USNR Mr. Tory Crawford Mr Timothy J. Curry Maj Edward V Davis, Jr, USMC * Mr Lee D. Delony Col Cdvin R Dbron, USMC Mr Randdl E. Duncan Mr. Scon R. Eden CDR Manhew E Ellas, USN M t Corey D. Eskew Mr Carlos A Espinosa Mr Thomas M. Fabiani LCDR Danid R FaneUi, USNR CAPT Mad E. Ferguson HI, USN CDRJamsAFioreUi,USNR CDR Joseph G. Fitzgerald, USN (Ret) CDR Terence G. Flanagan, USN (Ro.) CDR Peto S. Flynn, USN Mr John A. Furlong LTJG John R Gerety, USN LCDR WJIiam J. Giiiier USNR a p t Roscoe A Godfrey II, USMCR Mr Clark B. Goodlen CDR Arthur C. Griffin, USN t Col David R Hdnz, USMC Mr Jams W Hughs Mr P Alan Jaquid * LT Dennis L, Koehl, USN CDR Alvin EKolpacke, USNR LCDR Thomas A, Lauzon Mr Charies R. Love * CDR Pad B. Mansfield, USNR CDRJohn M.Madiie, USNR CART Lany S. McCiackcn, USN LtCol Mark EMcKeon, USMC CDR Duncan G. McLean, USN Mr. Roben D. McNaughton Mt Michael C Mengden CDRJohn E.Misnet USNR CDR Mark S, Nault USN (Ro,) Mr C b r l s G, Nickell Col Kevin R O'Kcrfe, USMC LCDR John E,Rdntet USN Mr David R. Reck Mr Gregoiy W, Reo CAFF Steven W Retti, USN Dr Jama L, Pointer Mr Mark T Roston CDR Douglas A Ray USN LtCol Rid L, Reece, USMC (Ro,) CART Brian M, Roby USN CRT Gerald D. Roncolaro, USN LT Roben R Schmeimund, USN (Ret.) Mt Marc Sheiman Maj Jama E. Shulson, USMC LTC Colby B. Smid, USMC Mt Michael W. Smid CARTTimodyJ.Sraik, USNR Mr David M. Surgent Mr Edward R Szdigowski, Jr

CAPTSamJ.Tangrcdi.USN CDR Komoh M. WJIaa, Jr, USN (Ro) * CAPT JonadanE.WiU, USN Col John E.Wssla USMC CDR Edward M. Wynne, USNR (Ret.) Lt&l Manin W Zimmemian, USMC (Rn)

1979 Totd Class Giving - $77,965 Average Gift-$325 Partidpation Rate - 28.4%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mt Douglas S. Baiden Mt Man A. Coleman Mr Raul M. Hatch Dr Jonadan G. Jaqua Mt Michael L Mowins Mt Kevin G. Reilly CART Gregoiy R, Rdnhardt USNR *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) LCDR Herbert S, Colenda, USNR MrMarkWDecko Mr Steven D. Hogge * Mr Jeffrey R Johnson CART John E.Jolliffe, USNRR Mr Cory R Lane * Mr Dennis R McElroy Mr Samuel C Sichko CAPT Kennon R Temple, USNR * LT Raul M, Van Cleve * LCDR Robert A, Wiesenberg, USNR *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr Robert E, Burrows * Mr David M. Dennis U Col Michad J. Doyle, USMCR * CFF Russel C, Keller USN Mr Larry A. Kihlstadius CDR Francis VKIon, USN (Ro.) Mt John B. Marthcws, Jr * CART SconJ.Puisley USNR Mr Peto Shepaid LCDR Bradley E, Smid, USNR * Maj David S, Srehlin, USMCR CDR Michad R, Stewan, USN CDR Doyle E, Thomas, USN (Ret,) * LCDRThomas M Wnoisdikgci, USN (Rtt)

Tecumseh Club

($250 - $499) Mr Thomas W, Aienz Mr Justin L. Aschenbienno * Mr Dondd B, Beelei CAPTTedN, Branch, USN Mr Brace B, Brinain LCDR Sean T Gate, USN (Ret,)

CDR Kenneth D. Cobum, USN (Ret.) CAPT Almond J. D i d e HI, USN CART Robot E, Ehdaidt HI, USNRR * Mt Kari L, Fink CAPT David J, Frost USN CDRJamel.GodleyUSN Mt Aimando R Gonzdez CAPT W. Scon Gray IV USN CDR Pad E. Gmbbs, USNR CDR Raul M. Kaus, USNRR CDR Anthony D.Konecny USN CART Steven R. Kiemer USN CART Raymond M. Kutd, USNR CART Craig L. Majkowski, USNR * CDR Thoraas M, McPhUlips, USNRR * CARTJohn G, Messeischmidt, USNR CART Chails T MJlo H, USNR CDREugeneA, Miller Jr, USNR CDR WiUiam D, MircheU, USN (Ret.) LCDR David R, Riyde II, USNR CART Dondd P Quinn, USN Mt Steven J, Ragdlei * Mr Kenneth W Raup Mr Raul J. Rese Mr WJIiam H, Resser * CDRWJUamS, Rose, USN Maj Stephen J, Schemrael, USMCR * CDR Gaiy A Srahl, USNR LCDR Douglas M, Taggart, USN LCDR Samuel E, Vddez, USN (Ret.) LCDR Jams M.Williams HI, USN CDR Bradley D. ZeU, USNR

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mr Geoige R. Adams CART Raymundo Aguilai, USNR CDRKurtAAIbeR,USN CDR Geoige E, Aigeide, USN CART George H , B d e r J r , USN Mr T m o d y R, Blue LCDR Simon D, A Boocod, USNRR (Rn) CDR Steven E, Brook, USN LCDR Jeffrey A Brown, USNR * Mr Mark D, Browning LCDR Robert A Bums, USNR LCol John M, Byzewski, USMC (Ret) Mr Joseph E Giano, Jr LCDR Sranley D. Clark, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Robert N. Clyman, USNR CART JohnT Counts, USNR Mr Godd H, Ciossland MrTimodyJ, Cummins Mr Carl W, Ddmer * CDRJams C Davis, U S N * CART Midael D, Davis, USN CDR Kevin J, Delaney USN (Ret) a p t Raymond R Dolan, USMCR CAPT Charls V Doty, USN CAPT Midad R Doyle, USN LTTmodiy M, Durabadd, USN (Ra) • CDR Robert G, Dupuis, USNRR LCDR Mark D, Edwards, USN (Ret,) CARTJoseph M,Fdlone, USN LCDR Domis G, Fitzgodd, USNR (Ra) Mr David E, Fleenoi CARTMichadJ, Foreman, USN CDR EdwaidJ, Fiancis, USNR Mt Kent A, Fiench CDR Jeffrey E, Frost USNR Mt Michael E, Gallant Mt Ranick C Gaicia LtCol Jams 0 , Gay USMCR CDR Manhew A. Gdel, USNR (Ra) CDR Fredrick K, GeiheiKr USN (Ret) Dt Lanny B, Glovei CDR Jams RGiabe, USNR LCDR WJIiam H, Glider Jr, USN CAPTThomasJ, Herrmann, USNR Mr Thomas E, Hick Mr Shawn E, Hilvers MrTodE,Hin CAPTWilliamPHokaUSN LT Kenned A Holder USN Mr Kenned T Houck, USN (Ro,) CDR Srephen Hunrer USNRR Maj Gregoiy T Hutto, USAFR CART David M, Jackon, USN CAPT Aidui J, Johnson, Jr, USN CDR Henry Jons, USN

Mr Leo H. Jones, Jr CAPTJohnR Kaiser USNR CDR David J. Karp, USNR CART William E Kauffman, USNRR Mt Larry R Kdlcr CAPT Rondd H, Y Kim, USNR LCDRJohnM, King, USNRR CDR Robert A Klocek USN LTJG Danid G, Kritikos, USN CDR Rocky D. Kropp, USN (Ret) Dr Steve Laverson CAPT Gary L. LaBuda, USNR CAPT Robert A. Ukis, USNR LCDRThomas B. Lewis, USNR * CDR Thomas D. Lindsey * LCDR Richaid E. Lopez, USNR * CDR WJIiam A. Macht USN (Ret) CDR Laurence R. Maguire, USNR CAFT Chails J. Maik, USNR CDR Geoffiey S, McFadet USNR CDR William H,Meader USNR Mr Kevin S, Moran LCDR Kenned E Monon, USN Lt Col Robin R Needham, USAF CAFT Dde M. Nea, USN CAFT Russell D, Nevin, USNR LTTimoAyJ, Olivier USN Mt Kenned B, Pdntei CAFT Kenned J, Panos, USNR CDR Michad TPanort, USNR LCDR Ridaid K, Phais, USN (Ro,) CAPT Thoraas R Phdan, USN Maj Manin C, Price HI, USMC CAPTDavidW Riodeio, USN Mr Michad C Ranz CARTJamsE, Ratte,Jr„ USN Dr Brace A, Reichen Mr John J, Rendine CART Lawrences, Rice, USN LtCol Jack Rickman, USMC (Ret) LCDR Mark S, Robens, USNR (Ra,) CDR Bradley B, RohR, USN (Ret,) Maj Thomas M, Rychld, USMC • LCDR William J, Sampson, USN CAFT Mark D, Seaman, USN CDR Mark D,SheU, USNR CAFT Lindsey M, S J v a t a USNR CAFT Kevin R Sinnen, USNR CAPT Ray L Sndl, USN LCDR Midad K, Sonung, USN (Ra,) CAPT Stephen G, Squires, USN LCDR Jama B, SteBon, USNR Mr Jams T, Stiadet Jt CDRThomas J, Summoour Jr, USN LCDR John E, Taylor USN LCDR Grant B, Thomron, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael A. Van Horn, USNR CDRJayW,Wdlin,USN(Ret,) CAPT Ridaid C, Wst, USN Mt Scon W Whitney Mt John S, WJliams CAPT Jams E, Wise H, USN CAPT ChsKi W Wong, USNRR Mt James E, Ziolkowski

Donor Mt Peto J, Aagaard Mr Andrew A Adamshick Mr Biadley R, B a k o Mt Scon J, Belango CDRLouisJ, Beyer Jr, USNR CDR Rodney E, Biyant USN CDR Daniel W Chang, USN LT Michael D, Divinnie, USN CAPT Roland L, EUis, USNR LCDRThomas M, Foisythc, USNR Mt T m o d y J, Hancock LCDR Steven G, Heida, USN CAPT Mad E Heinrid, USN Mt Claude J, Joidan * LCDR Steven M, Joidan, USNR CDR Geoige E Kiefet Jr, USNR (Ro,) CDRJudsonLKnechtUSN Mt Robert G, Kovac Mr Robert M, Leszczynski CDR Richard N, Lynd, USN (Ret,) LCDR Dana C Martinez, USN Mr Gary W, McLoskey CAPT Robert A Mirick USN CDRJustmRMostert,USN

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Mr Kent E, Noigiove Mr Gary T, Oda CAPTJohnAPaskcUSN Mr Edward J. PatteRon Mr Richard D, Peck Mr Bradley D, Post CAPT Philip G, Renaud, USN CPTSconARi^in,USNR Mr Roben B, Runolfeon CART Roben C Sdn, USN CDR David S, ShJtada, USN (Ret,) * CDRThomas G, Smid, USN (Ra) CDR Lyle W, Snide, USN Dt Jams E. Standi Mr Jack R. Smmboig, Jr CdManinJ,Sulhvan,USMC LtCd Shane W Tippen, USMC LtCol Raymond R Tromhadore, Jr, USMC LtCol Kenned L, Warrick USMC * LCDR Michad R Weiss, USN (Ret) Mt Michad K Wdch CART Chails R, Wright, USN Mr Mark E Young

1980 Totd Class Giving - $1,109,364 Average Gift - $5,233 Partidpation Rate - 24.4%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) CART Michad J. Browne, USNR * Mr Thomas L. Burke CART Anatolio B. Cruz III, USNR Mr Eric P Gmbman CAPT WJIiam R. Killea, USNR * Mr Raul B. Prago LCDR WiUiam E Ruoff HI, USNRR * Mr T m o d y R SuUivan LCDR John G.Taylot U S N R *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Oliver R. Edwaids Mr Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr CDR Carl D. HendeRhot USNR (Ret.) CDR Kevin D. Holwell, USNR * CAFT David L Quessenbeny, St, USNR * CART Cheryl L. Spohnholtz, USN

John Paul Jones Club ( $ 5 0 0 -$999) Mr Roben C. AUer CAPT David J. Broadbent, USNR * LT Jerome E. ConnoUy, Jr, USNR Mr Timody J. Cram * Mr Michad R Doiris Mr RhUip G. Finegan CDR Tenance Fiapatrick, USNR CAPT David D. Foy USNR CDRJohnE Fry, USNRR CART Barbara A. Geraghty, USN Mr David C Hains * Mr Jams R. Hayns CDR T m o d y S. Kobosko, USNR Maj George G. Martinez, Jr, USMCR Maj Geoige T. Miller USMC UCol Reuben A PadiUa, USMC (Ret.) Mr Thomas M. Raulk CDR David M. Ray USNR Mr WUiam D. Robertson III CDR Roga N. Sexauo II, USNR (Ret.) Mt Jack Smith CDR Mad L •Whirfleld SC USN (Ret.) Mt Glenn Yoritorao * CART John D. Zimmerman, USNR *

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CDRJohn C Aguero, USNR (Ra) CART Jaraa L Allison, USNR CDR John A Andeison, USNR Mr Angelo J. Anuso LCDR Russell E. Averill, USN (Ra.) Mr William H. Bowen, Jr CDR Jeffrey A Briggs, USN (Ret) CART Michad A Brown, USN Col Jams E Brownlowe, USMC (Ret.) * CDR Brian E. BurUngame, USN (Rer) * LCDR Steven E Diehl, USNR

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Mr Richard G. Episcopo CDRPetoAFyles,USN Cd WiU WGildnetJr, USAF CART L. Bra Gordon, USN Mt Thomas M. Gray CART Jams CGmnewdd, USN CART Mark D. Guadagnini, USN CDRJosephR Hell, Sr, USN (Ret.) CDR Eugene E Hubbard, USN (Ret.) Mt John A Kaionis MtJohnC.KiibyJt Mt John M. Link LtCol Scot D. Uoyd, USMC CDR William ELonchas,Jr, USN Maj John A Uwe, USMC (Ret.) CDR WiUiam E Mdloy Jr, USNR CDR Kenned J. Mdlhenny USNR CDR Chads L, MeyeR, Jr, USN (Ret,) CDR Gregg C, MUo, USNR LCDR Martin R Minor, USNR (Ro,) CAPT Godd E Nis, USN Mr Hugh E, Nixon M R , Maureen F Nunez CART Bradley A PetcRon, USNR LCDR Douglas M, Rutin, USNR Mr Mad S, Riddle CDRElizabedA, Rovve,USN LCDR Joseph A C, San Agusrin, USN LCDRJeffreyM,Sayie,USNR CART Victoi C See, Jt, USN Mr Dondd J. Senerius LtCol Hailey T Skidmore HI, USMCR Mr Victoi C Smith CDR Michad D. Sonnefeld, USN CDR M a d e Tomb, USN CDR Mark Q. Whitde, USNR (Ro.) LCDR Danny K Young, USNRR

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mr Michad R Ala CDR Pad M.Allen, USN MIS. Jamsina M. Alto LCDR Danid J. Ardet Jr, USN (Ro.) CDR Richard M. Atwood, USNR (Ro.) CDRJohn K Brady USN LCDR Richaid S. Carlquist USN CDR Joidan W Cassd, USNR (Ret.) Mt Michad R Cerceo CART Susan M. Chiaravdie, USN CAPT Edward M. Connolly USN Mr Dondd S. Cramp M t Joseph G. Dancy CAPT Sandy L. Danids, USNR Mt James M. Dondue Mt Kevin D. Dueimit LtCol Ben M. Feiguson, USMCR Mr Edwaid J. Fischei LTScottAGairen,USN Maj Peyton T GaskiU, USMC Dr Dde R Goidineei Mr Ray A Green * CDR Scott M. Grandmeier USN Mr David K. H d i o Lt Col Kadleen G. HendeRon CAPT Charlron T Howaid HI, USNR CART Stephen H. Huber USN LCDRJohn S. Huckenpoehlet USNR * CDR Dennis R Hughs, USNR LtCol Dondd M, Ingram, USMC CDR Barbara A. Ives, USNRR Mr Charles L, Kanewske LCDR Susan C Keaney USNR CDR Cariton C Kott Jr, USNR (Ro.) Mr Jama R, Kovdcik LtCd David M, Lengyd, USMCR CDR Kevin B, J. Lynch, USN CDRMadJ.Marshfield.USN Col Alexander V. Martynenko, USMC LCDR Jeffrey C Maynard, USN (Ret) CDR Kelly D. McBride, USN (Ra) CDRThomas W. McNin, USNR LTJG RobertJ. Mdenovsky USN LT William W. Metzget USN (Ra) Mr Michad E. MuUikin LtCol Jon E. Paris, USMC (Ret.) Mt Richaid N, Pereisen * CAPT David B, Potto USN LCDR Alan E,Roitillo, USN (Ret,) Mr Chaila S. Piston

CAPT Mark W, Rushing, USNR * Mr Thomas M, Rpn LTRobenJ,Schoeneck,USNR Col Richard S, Slater USMC Mr Geidd G, Smith, Jr LCDR John C Thorapson, Jr, USNR LCDRRondd GTiompson, Jr, USN (Rtt) * LCDR Jeffrey A Tomeo, USN (Ret.) Maj Thomas S. UUrid, USMCR Mr Eric A, Van Denhende CARTJiUH.VotawUSNR CDR Ridaid L Waddd, USNR (Ro.) Mr Michad E, Wetmore Maj Douglas L, Williams, USMC (Ret,) CDR Robert L, Wohlsdlegd, USN Capt Thoraas M, Yates, USMCR

Donor CDR Jeffrey RAIlmon, USNR CDRAndiewJ, Barton, USN LtCol AUen B, Bartow, USMC Mr Chails D, Behde CDR Dondd J, Bendng, Jr, USNR CDRManhewG, Boensel, USN Mr Jams E Brasrauskas * Mt Stephen R Cadwdl CDR Richard S, CampbeU, USN (Ret,) CAPT Brannan W. Chisolm, USNR Mr Brian E Cornish CDR Mark L Crook, USN CDRThomas R D'Agosrino, USNR Col Rayraond C Damm, Jr, USMC Col Lee R Futd, USMC Mr PeUegrino A. GJibeni Capt Gordon W Glosser USMCR LCDR Michad J. Grieco, USN LCol Frederid R. Griggs HI, USMC Mr Karl R. Gustafson * CDRKennedB. Hdl, USN Mr Mark E. Hays CDR Rea M. Headerington, USN CDR Robot M. Hennegan, USN LT Jennifer L S. Holzapfd USNR CDR Kenned J. Kotds, USNRR Mr Brian Lair LCDR Danid J. law, USNR LCDR David S. MacEshn, USNR (Ro.) LCDR Robert W. Miller USN (Ret.) LCDRJoseph W.Osborne, USN CAPT WJliara S. Personius, USN LT James M. Rietrocini, USNR Cd David A Riedd USMC CART Lee VRossori, USNR LCDR Timody G. Ruck, USN CAPT Scon E. Sanders, USNR Col Kevin M. Scott USMC Mr Norman T, Screoon LCDR E. Danid Secor USN (Ra) Mr Richard A. Sdler Mr Peter A. Shaner II Mr Steven R. Soudard CDR Rondd N. Thompson, USN (Ro.) MIS. E. Susan Ungei * LCDR Richard A, Wendland, USN (Ret) Mt Martin D, Whire

1981 Totd Class Giving - $64,243 Average Gift - $247 Participation Rare -17.9%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) CDR Frank A, Moreman, USNR * LCDRJamsM, Rice, U S N R *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CDRJohnE, Clay USN (Ro,) Mt Roben J. Fisher Mr Timothy Hare LCDR Gerald F Hin, USN (Ra) * LCDR Nelson R Moe, USN Mr Wdto A, Paulson, Jr * Mr Douglas J, Ross * CDR Biien D, Sullivan, USNR * LT Keid E. Tayloe, USNR CDR Roben T Thwean, USNR * LCDR John E Welch, USN (Ret.)* CDR Scott A. Whitfield, USNR (Ra)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CDR Jams M. Ahlgrimm, USNR Mt Eric Armour CAPT Keid R Bowman, USN Mr Jams W. Boyle LCDR Wdlis J. Burnene, Jr, USN CDR Chails j . Chandonnet III, USNR CDR Steven W. Colon, USNR CDR Robert W. Filler USNR (Ro.) Mt Timothy B. Fleischei Mr Matdew A. Gdlegos CDR Alma M.O.LGiocki, USNR CARTRussdJ.Giocki,USN Mr Robert B. Jackon * LCDR Danid K. Lyons, USNR Mr WiUiam D. McGuinnss * LtCol Ismad Ortiz, Jr, USMC CDR Chris E RieRon, USN Mr Robert C. Sager * CARTTheodore D. Studwdl, USNR Mr Mark A. Thornley CDR Kevin C Warnke, USNR *

Tecumseh Club

($250 - $499) LCDR WJUam R Aimstrong USN (Ret) Mt Gaiy M, Becko Mt Jeffrey M, Bishop Dr Andrew M, Bonwit CDR Joseph L Bridge, USNR Mr David S, Carlson CDR Curtis J, DashieU, USNR (Ra) * CDR Gregoiy M, Denkler USNR Mr Scon R Franklin CDRJohn L Giffin, Jr, USN LT Jay T Grafton Jr, U S N * CDR Ava-Marie A. Howard, USN Mr Timothy R. Jarman * CDR JefferyJ. Kdser USNRR (Ra) * CARTAndonyM. Kuna, USN CAPT Wendy B. Lawrence, USN Mr Michael E. McLaughlin LT Patricia C, Murphy USNR Mr Danid J. Quatnini LCDR Ridq'LRoberB, USNR Mr George E RogeR * CAPT John W.Rogers, USNR CDR Charis R. Sraid, USNR (Ro.) Mr Thoraas S. Sdlivan

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDR Rodney M.Adaras, USN CDR Bruce E. AngeU, USNR (Ret.) LCol Phillip J. Antonino, USMC Maj George J. BasJHL USMCR Mr Michad J, Baumganner CDRManinJ,Bodrog,USN Mr Mark R Bradley Mt Napoleon A, Bragado CART Thomas S,ailson, USN CAPT Thomas E Carney, USN CDR Matthew A Cart USNR LT Eduardo A Ceja, USNR LCDR Charls H, Church, Jr, USN (Ro,) CAPT Brace H, Cuiiy, USN CDR Cedl L Davis, Jr, USNR Mr John H, Davis CDR Suzanne M, Dee, USN CDRDavidJ, Dickhinski,USN Mr Gregoiy J, Dougherty CAPT William M , D i d e , USN CDRJeffryL Edgar, USN LtCol Sandra L Fontdne, USMC LCDR Stephen W. Foimnaro, Jr, USNR Mr Curtis S. Gdlagho CDR Michad J. G d I a USN LCDR Tmody A Gavin, USN CDR Michad F Giancatarino, USN LCDR Unnie R. Green, USN (Ret.) * Mt Anthony Gurnec CDRJohn RHafey USN Maj Danid E Harrington, USMC • CDRDavidJ. Harrison, USNR CDRThoraasW.Hardine, USNRR CDRJonT Haugen, USNR CDR Steven G. Haupt, USNR Mr Douglas S. Heimbach LCDR Thomas G.Hiltz, USNRR

Mr Eric C Hopkins CAPT Jams RHuss, USN CART Mark E. Hyman, USNR CAPTDavidW. Jackon, USN CDR Kim A. Johnson, USN CDR William H.Johnson, USN CART Patrick D.KeUet USN Mr Mad R. Kenddl M R . Debra M. Kenney LCDR Bany E. Kenny USN LCDR Midad W, Kiock, USN (Ret.) CDR Richard Z. Udao, USN (Ra) LCDR David W. Lannetti, USN (Ret) Mr Lex J. Ladora * LCDR Noreen A. M. Leahy USNR LCDR Ranick E. Uen, USNR (Ra) C D R K i d S . Lippold, USN LTJG Howard M. Lock, USN (Ra) CART Todd W Mdloy USN Mr David L McDondd CDR Danid S. McGarvey USNR (Ro.) * CDR Robin R McRhUlips, USNRR LTJ. Kent Mills, USNR CART Kadleen H. MoeUer USN LCDR Benjamm A Montoya, USNRR * Mr Dondd G. Mued * CARTJaraaRNadtUSN Mr Christopher J. Owens LCDR Jira G, Rap^eorge, USN CAPT Mark D, Ranon, USN CARTTUghraan D.Payne, USN Mr Martin C. Perez CART Robert H. Peny, USN LT Robert VPeyieigne, USNR Mr Peto A. Rolcari * CART Crdg W Riuden, USN Mr Robert D. Ravener Jr CDRJaraaG. RodrockUSNR a p t Charls E Rourke, USMCR Mr Timody J. Ryan CDR Kevin P Schaaff, USN (Ro.) LCDR Mark A Schanud, USNR CDR Joseph T Schanung, Jr, USNR Mr Eddy E. Schneider Col Mark E.Schwan, USMC CARTRooJ. Sciabarra,USN CAPT Alan D. Scon, USN CART RussdW Scon H, USN LCDR Ridard J. Sexton, USNR CDR Luke D. Sidddl, USNR (Rer) CAPTJohnJ. Soice, USN Maj Alfred C Soto, USMC LCDR Jaraa A SpdR, Jr, USNR * Mr EricJ. Stagliano Mr Scon R Suderland CDR WJIiam E. Taylor III, USNR CART Fredrid M. Tettelbad II, USN CAFT Robert S.Teufd USN CAPT David M. Thomas, Jr, USN CDR Midad D. Thoraas, USNR CDR Edwaid J. Tucholski, USN CART Jams T Vazquez, USN LCDR Vincent T Vlasho, USNR CDR Fiank F Voler USNR (Ra) CART Kenned J. Voorhes, USN LCol Komoh R Wdddid, USMCR (Ro.) Mr Jonadan S. Wdl CDRJams CWetzd, USNRR* CDR Chrisropher J. 'mily USNR CAPT Robert W Winsot Jr, USN CART David B. Woods, USN

Donor CART Mad H. Adamshick, USN Mr Jams J. Allen HI a P T Joseph ArangoIH, USNR LtCol Stephen C Bdter USMC Mr Stanley E. Bashaw Mr Jams E. Bender Mr John Bitman Mr Christopher J. Boblit CDRJohn L Braun, USN Mr David B. Burton CDRPaulJ. Bushong,USN CART Stephen J. Camacho, USN CDR Kevin M. Cotherman, USNR LtCol WUiam E Cienshaw, USMC LtCol Joseph D. Dauplaise, USMC CDR Dwight H. D^off 111, USNR (Ret.) a p t Robot M. Dixon, USMC

Shipmate, May 2003

M t Theodore E. Dumbauld CAPT Timody J. Dwyo, USNR

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999)

CDR Erik A Eiibcn, USNRR Mt Karl S. Fdibanks, J t * CDR Jeffbiy G. Freeman, USNR Mt Charla E Grandjcan Mt William R Gray CAPT Midad A Green, USNR CDR Lewis RGrigg, USN Mt Chatla A. Hardy LCDR Ridaid M. Haikins, USN (Ret.) CAPT Midad D. Havvley USN CDR Fiancis C HeU. USNR IsiLi Andonv L. Horcid, USMC (Ret.) CDRJohn P H e t r i d , J t , USNR CDR Raul H. Jaraa, USNR CDR Douglas W. Johnston, Jt, USN Mt Eugene D. Juba, J t LCol Ranick J. Kanewske. USMC LCDRJohn E Keenan. USN Mr Roben G. Kennlngton * LCDRJamsE King, USNRR CART Robert G. Kwiber USNR a p t Midad G. Kula, USMCR CART NedJ.Kusumoto, USN LCDR Mark E LandeR, USN Mr Thomas S. Lansdde Mr Ctaig A Larrew * CDR Poirer W.Lewis, Jr. USN CAPT Bany K. Lovdess, CEC, USN CDR Lauieen M. Mdoney, USN (Ret) CART Midad C Manazir USN Mr Jams E. MarseUle Maj Richanl R. May-cr USAF Mr. Robot M. MegUo CDR Eritson W. Mengo, USNR Rev. Ridard L. Medenv, Jr LCDR Robert N. MUlo, Jr, USNR LCDR Raul E .Mucdarone, USN (Ret.) CDR Mad T MuUigan, USN (Ra) CDR Mark E.Newcomb, USN LTKs-inT O'ConneU, USN LCDR Mary E.Quanoche. USN CDR Kev-in R Quinn, USNR (Ro.) CDR Eric H, Randdl, USN CDR Kev-m R Redfon, USNRR Mr Joseph E, Reynolds Ms, Kady L, Ross Mt Alan J, See LCDR Robert A Seidd, Jr, USNR LCDR Benuudine B, Sepulvola, USNR CDR Danid R Smid, USN LCDR Guy M, Snyder USNR Mr, Michael .A. Stankus Mr. Mad R Stolzenberg CDR Jama O.Smtz,Jr, USN Mr Stuart W. Swetland LCDR Robert H, Tumian, USN CDR Sdvatore J, Weaver USNR CDR Midad K Webb, USNR Mt Rodney .A Weems LCDR JUl A. Weigand, USN (Ra) LCDR Stephen R Zirkle, USN

Mr Christopho B, Cechd Mt David K, Dejainene * Mt RhUip J, Goodman CDR Srephen C Held, USNR Mt Richaid C Hunt LCDR Raul M. Johnson, USNR (Ret) * CDRLa)narclRKojm,Jt,USN CDRJodyK.Leisd,USN* Mr Theodore H, Mortonson LCDR Gregory- C, Rapajohn, USNR CDR Lvman L, ParkhuRt, USNR LCDRJoseph RRdney USN Mr Theodore E, Rasmussen III LT Jeffrey A Sands, U S N * LT Reto'A, Schdor, USN CDR M i d a d B, Smack, USNR Maj Thomas G, Thomson, USAFR

198Z Totd Class Giving - $81,145 Average Gift - $269 Partidpation Rate - 30.8%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Richard D, Ayuso LCDR Lance T Brasher USNR LCDRDavidJ, Dickinson, USN Mr Frank M, Gren Mt Heniy W. Jentz H *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CDRJohn GdloIH, USNR ( R a . ) * Maj WUiam E Kearley, USMCR * Mr John E Koin * Mr William J. Meiet Jr Mr Brendan E O'Frid * Maj PhiUpp M. Parch, USMC (Ro.) Ms. Pamela K. Ridtin * LCDRJohn G. Spear U S N * CDR Christian E, Sprinkle, USNR

Shipmate, May 2003

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr John E .Anongos * CDR Harold T Addns, USNR (Ra) CDR Leo D. Bdk. USNR CART Tcrtv-J. Benedict USN CDR WJIiam D. Brennan, USN LCDR Randdl S. Brin, USNR Mr Bivan B. Brittdn LTDavidW Brash, USN CDR Joseph C a p s t d F , USN Mt Dondd J, Clements LCDR Ridard B, Clybome, USNR CDR Patricia Cole, USN Mt Thomas S, Co^rove * Mt, R Bradford Craft LCDR Steven H, DdJquist USNR Mr, John J, Doheny Mr Raul .M, Donofiio * .VIr Raul E. Donoher Mr Robert A Franklin Mr Stephen C Golay CDR Ratrid L. Gieene, USN CDR CIJFL Hagan, USNR Mr Brent A Hagenbuch a p t Andew D. Haiper USMCR * CDR Mark D, Harpo USNR LCDRTmiody A Holland USN .Mr Mark C Jackon .Mr P o o J, Jaszczyszyn CDRJohnW, Judge, USNR LtCol John C Kennedy USMC Maj Chails L, Kidy USANG CDR Kurt L, Kunkd, SC, USN Mr, Bany R. Kyllo * Mr R. Scon LaRue CDR Danid E, Leader USN Mt Mark D, LciRrato LCDR Raymond J, Luscinski, USN CDR Danid R Mack USN Ms. Tori L. Maginnis Mr Jama R Mdoney * Mr Timody J. McDonneU LCDR Sicv-en B. Monrague, USNR LCDR WJfred R Monis, Jr, USNR a p t Wdto E. Nobis, Jr, USMCR Mr Jeffrey A. Oldham CDRThomasG. Rage, USNR LT C Midad Porers, USNR CDRDanidJ. Rroulx, USN LT Frank R Rursel, USNR Mr John A. Rasraussen Mr Scon A. Robertson UCol David W Sarapls, USMC CDR ManhewT Scasscro, USN CDR Glen R Sears II, USN LCDR Eric L, Sjoblora, USN LT John RSomplasky U S N * CDR Christopher L Vance, USN Mr John R Vena CDR John Volkoff, USNR LCDR Wayne 0 , Wdker USN M t Thomas R Wood

Century Club ($100 - $249) CDRRobenJ,Adrion,USN LT James S, Akiyama, USN CDR Jose L Alvarez, Jt, USN Mt Richard E Armknecht III

CDR Thoraas J, Aruffo, USNR CDR William R A d t USN Mr Keith D, Ayres Mr Timothy P Bacci LTJG Stephen T B a i r USN (Ret.) CDRDavidJ.Baudhuin.USN LCDR Kevin A. Baugh, USN LCDR Danid R Bogin, USN CDRJohn M.Blackbuin, USN CDRWayneRBlanding,USN Mr Christopho D. Boicik CDR Richaid R Bieckeniidge, USN CDRJennifei E. Brook, USN (Ro.) LCDRThomas R Brown, USNR Mr Todd H. Brown CDR Thomas A Bureibaugh, USN CDR Chiistophei A. a d o n , USN CDR Edwaid R airoll, USN Mr Christian J. Chico * CDR Manhew B. Cissd, USN LCDR Jeffrey CClearyMC, USN CDRThomas M. demons in, USN CDR Hubert D. Clopp, USN CDR Jaras R. Coamey USNRR Mr Chris Comi CDR JaneannT Conley USN Mr J. R Conlon Maj Jeffery M. S. Cramer USAFR Mr Jeffrey S. CrisweO Mr Tabor A. Crombie CDRDdeA,Croders,USN CDR David Culbertson, USN (Ret.) Capt Russdl B. Daniel, USMCR CAPT Philip S. Davidson, USN CDRTorence J. Deitz, USNR (Ret.) Mr Richard Z. DeLoach LT|G David E Dingman, USN CDRWiUiamRDiuccUSNR CDR Uoyd W Edgedy USNR (Ret.) CDRGiegAEisman.USN Mt John C Fonandes CDRJoanneM. Fid, USN Maj David M. Fitzgodd, USMCR LCDR Richaid E F o i b s , J t , USN LCDRMichadJ. Fold, U S N R * MIS. Joanne T. Fiy CDR Rerei A Gamble, USNRR LtCol James C. Gaiman, USMC * LCDR William R. Gideon, USNR * Dr Lewis B. GUpin CDR BiianJ. Grady USN CDR Robert L. Gieene, USNR CDRDavidJ.AGiira, USNR CDR Douglas J. GioteR, USN LCol Edwaid G. Hacken, USMC CDR Kenned J, Haivey USN LCDR Randdl L. Haukc, USN LT Hobot H. Hendrickon, USN LCol Dondd WHintzc, USMC CDRJeffieyM, Hughes, USN Mt Maik G, Jantzen Dr Mary H, Johnson M R , Carol J, Jones Mr John A, Jurceka, J t LtCol John J, Kane IH, USMC LCDRJohn R Knight USNR CDR Sarah B, Kov-el, USN Mt William B, Laingen LCDR Gregoiy M. Landis, USN CDR Chrisropho W Lstet USNRR CDR Michael Locken, USN Mr Douglas E, Lowe Mr Michael Luciano Ms. Barbara A. Maher CDR Midael J. Mdoney USNR Mr Todd L. Mdkasian LtCol Finest A. Matacotta, USMC Mr Gregoiy T. May LtCol Doman 0 . McAnhur USMCR LtCol Joyce L. McCdIister USMC CDR Rdph G. Meig, USNR LTRobenJ. Miles, USNR CDR Thomas M.Millaid, USN LCDR Kenddl J. Miller USN LT Robert L. Moore, Jr, USN CART Michael Monis, USAF LCDR Paul D. Moiiissene, Sr, USNR CDR Matdew B, Moury, USNR Capt Esteban R. Muiillo, USMCR CDR Kenned D. Munay USNR

LCDR Gaiy W. Neveras, USNR Mr Brian R. Newton CDRDennisJ. O'Meaia.USN CDR Douglas E, One, USN Mt Michael D, Oveiby CART Sheila D. RancRon, USN LCDR Glenn A. Patron, USN CDR Eliczei Perez-Veigara, Jr, USNR LT Phillip A, Perez, USCG CART Kenneth M. Retry, USN LCDR Mad R Roole, USN Mr Timothy J. PoweR CDR Noiman N, Raniz, USNR * CDRJoscphPRaidin, USN CDRJohn Ratkovich, USNR Mr Charies L. Ratte CDR Laurent C G. Reinhaidt, USNR CDR Richaid E, Reinkc 111, USN Mr William H, Rempe III CDRPadJ, Ricciuti, USN CDR Rondd G, Rice, USN LCDR Badaia S, Righrer USN Mr Dondd E, A, Ringel CDR Mark R, Rios, USN CDRThomasS, Rowden, USN CDR Addboro Ruiz III, USNR Mr Steven J, Russ CDR Craig J, Ryniewicz, USNR MIS, Sandra L. M. Sadlei * CDR Thoraas W Savidge, USNR CDR Thoraas J. Schaudet USN CDR Manhsv M. Sharpe, USN CAPT Troy M.Shoemder USN MR. Canie A. B. Smid CDR Charls S. Sraid, USN CDRJon C Smid, USNR a p t William E. Smid, Jr, USMCR Mr Andrew M. Smyde CDR Stephen J. Somnitz, USNR CDR Javio Soldo, USNR CAPT Rdph T Sode, USN Maj Terence W Spark, USAF MrOnoWKCM.Spin,Jr CDR David R, Spoeri, USN CARTMichadJ. Stdl, USN Mr Marc Stamrao LCDR Theodore R Stank, USNRR CDR Robot A. SraigcU, USNR CDR Mark E. Tarango, USN Mr Douglas S, Tracy * LtCol Gregory S. Tyson, USMC CDRMichadW. Ullrich, USN CDR Brian S. Undowood, USNR CDRJohn J. Viniotis, USN CDR ThnothyL Waddns, USN LCDR N, Wyraan Winbush II, USNR CDRWiUiamAWrightlll, USN LCol Chrisropho E, Yddet USMC CART Jams RYohe, USN LtCol Pad R, Yoiio, USMC LT Rose M, Young, USNR

Donor CDR Richaid K, Alexandet Jr, USN Mr Michad D, Baid LCDRMichadJ, Bateman, USN Fr Danid L. Blout Mr Brace Bushong * LCDR Robot G, CiviUkas, USN LtCol Robot E, B, Claypool, USMC Maj Kevin R, Clover USMCR CDR Steven B, Coriey USN LT Daniel E, Craun, USN CDR Michad R Crowley USN Dr Edwaid A, Dachowski, Jr LCDR Albert H, Davis, Jr, USN (Ret) LCDR William E Davis MSC, USN LCDRJoseph DiRenzo 111, USCG and CDR Karen A, DiRenzo, USN Mr Raul J, Eichdbeigei CDR Srephen B. Engdhaidt, USNR CDRJamsH, Fowls ni, USNR CDR Kiisra A Fiancora SC, USNR CART DoiodyJ,Fiea USN CDR Deboidi M, Furian, USNR Dr Hany S, Gatanis Mr Charies A, Gepfoid CDRJohn G,Goetz, USN Mr Bill K, J, Heben CDR Roben A Jdius, USNR

CDR Stephen C Kingsron, USN Mr Hans L, Larsen CART Danid M, Lee, USN CDR William R McCoimack, Jr, USN CDR Mad TMenzuber USNR CART Dee L, Mewboume, USN LT Barry D, Neveias, USN Mr James W, C, Newman LtCol Roger C, PaneRon, USMCR LCDR Midad A, Rennie, USNR U Col John E, Roberts, USAF CDR Arthui RSdindong, USN CDR Gaiy Sandda, USN Ms, Maty B, Sesbeau CDRJams D,Senele, USN CDR David G, Silvius, USNR CDR Chails E, Tamblyn, USN Mr Raul D, Urey CDRTLVanReiten,USN LCDRJohn R, Weidman, USN (Ret,) a p t Joseph M, Wilson, USMC LCDR Robert A Wood, USN LCDR Andrew M, Yod, USN

1985 Totd Class Giving - $63,768 Average Gift - $198 Participation Rate - 31.7%

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Lester R. Ha}'ward, J t * Mt Stephen R. Henmann Mr Tiraody B. Rebhorn CDR Lawrence W. Vonier USNR

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) CDR Randd D. Black, USN Mr MichadJ, Blasik* Mr Michad Chavez * CDR Mad D. Dowd, USNR * Mr Gerdd A. Esper * CaptJaraaRHille, USMCR Mr Steven S. Hubdi * LCDR Dwight Jenkins, USNR Mr Mark R. Kanakis Mr David A, Magness * CDR RooJ. McKenney USNR LCDR Banen L McKibben 11, USNRR * Mr Joseph R Nangle * LCDR Gregory R Olson, USN (Ret) CDR Derek G, RobeiR, USNR * Mt J. MitcheU Rushing Mt Roben M. RusseU * Ms. Goddine W Santos * LT Philip G, Savage, USNRR * Mr Lany D. Smith * Mr John A. Stagliano * Mr Keven B. Tdbeit * CDR Cidg A Wdker U S N R * LCDR Brian S. Watson, USNR LCDRJohn R WJteranud HI, USNR (Rer) Mr James Eric Yotz *

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CDR David W Acton, USN CDRDanidJ. Ball, USN LT Kenned C Boice, USNR * Mr Stephen E. Bonduia Mr Timothy C Bonnett Mr Stephen J. Boracchia CDRWhitmoreS, B U I R I H , USN

LCDR T m o d y J, Carrigan, USNR * CDR Steven D, Culpepper USN Mr Lindsay A. Dibler CDR Catherine R, Ebedait, USN Mr Daniel J. Evans Capt Todd D. Evans, USMC Mr Bemaid W. Favaia * CDR Geoige M. Fotis, USN LtCol Michael J. Foley USMC Mr Roben A. Gambrill HI Mr Andiew R, Griffith Cd Danid C. Hahne, USMC CDR Kevin T Hde, U S N R * Mr Richaid E Hans LT Robert N. Haskins, USN

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Mr Douglas E. Hincze Mr Reta J. Holland LCDRJohn R Hulls, USNR Mr Midad R IsabeUi * CDR KevdL Jona, USNR LT Midad RKendus,Jr, U S N R * Mt Manfred E Kiesser LtCol Edward A. Logue, USMC Mr Timody R Manhsvs CDR WiUiam E Maningly USNR * CDR Pamela A. Maynot USNR * CDR Thomas R McKavitt, Jt, USN Mr Joseph A Mobis CDR WJIiam E. Mounrford 11, USNR Maj Dondd A. Outing, USA Mr K d d C. RhUlips CDRJosephS. Ruivis,USNR Mr Fred B. Ramirez CDR Midad S. Roiman, USNR CDR Carlos 1. Rivera, CEC, USNR * CDR Raymond J. Rodiguez, USN LT Stanley C Simpliciano, USN Mr Carl J. Sink, Jr CDR Richaid W. St John, USNR CDR WJIiam CSracia,Jr, USN Mr Thomas A Tremblay LCDR Ridard T Whdan, USN Capt MUdrcdG.WJkeison, USMC ( R t t ) * Mr John R Yantis *

Century Club ($100 - $249 CDRJertyRAndeRon,USN LCol Kurk R AndeRon, USMCR CDR Jams M.Andreano, USN CDR Jeffiey H. Armsnong, USN CDR Thomas W, Bdley, USN CDR Robert W Barhire, USNR CDR David J, Bartholomew, Jt, USN CDR Russ Bartlett, USN CDR Jams C Beany, USN LT Edward N. B e d o HI, USNR CDR Pad B, Becker USN CDR Baibara A Bell, USN Mr Jams J, Benner LCDR Jeffrey L Benson, USN LT Joseph M, Bergen, USNR CDR Dennis G, Bevington, USN Mr Fiank R, Blundeno, Jr Mr Michad D, Boehle Maj Itic B, Biesslet USMC Mr Steven E. Bun CDR ChristophoJ, Bush, USNR Mt Edi 0 , Cdle LCDR JohnT Canny USNR LCDR Brian J, CoUins, USN LCDR Brian j , Corcoran, USNR * CDR Roben G, Corolla, USNR CDRJohn M,CoughUn, USN Mr Dwight M, D'lorio CDRDanidN, Dixon, USN CDR Noiben H, Doeny, USN Mt Thomas M, Edwaids CDR Dondd F EraeRon, USN CDR Kenned A, Enriquez, USN Mr WatU N, Farach CDR Manhew S, A Feely USN LCDR Pad TFernan, USN CDR Jere D, Fisher Jr, USNR (Ra) CDR WJliara J, Gdinis, USN CDRRobenJ,AGilbeau, USN CDR Robert R Girtiet USN CDR Mark L, Gorenflo, USN MrDavidJ,Gioff LCDR Randdl B, Gross, USNR CDR Rogo R Guseman, USN CDR William J, Hart USN LCDR Richaid K Haiunan II, USN CDR Michael S, Hastings, USNR Mr RichardJ, Hays, USNRR Mt Tiraody E Hedey LCDR Kailheinz Helmed, USN Mr Floyd J, Hendeison HI LCDR Robert J, Hennelly USNR Mt Bret A, Hick LtCol Jaras D, Hook, USMC LT John R Hugha, USNR LtCol Midad E Hdl, USMC Mr Kenned M, Ikeda CDR Stephen M, Jackson, USN

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CDR T m o d y A JeweU, USNR CDR Joseph L, Johnson, Jr, USNR * LT Fiancis B, Jona, USN * Mr WJIiam D, Jona CDR CJ Kdb, USN Mr David S, KaRon LCDR Christopher D, Kiergan, USNR MajMichadJ, Kovd, USMC LtColDanidJ, Krall, USMC Mr Samuel G, Kramer CDR Brian TLaRon, USNR CDRSconALaverentz, USNR CART Andiew J, LofeRki, USN LT Timody M, Lombanlo, USN Mr Jama H. Lopei HI CDR Michad L. Mdan, USNR LCDR V Michad Mdovitd, USNR LtCol Alan E Mangan, USMCR Mr Gary J. Manley M R . SreUa Youngblood Maik a p t Bmce E McGeoige, USMCR Mr Jaras M. McHugh CDR Philip J. McKenna, USN Maj Franklin N. McNeJ, Jr, USMC LtCol Midad R MdJIo, USMC Mr Joey A. MiUer LT Danid J. Molden, USCG Dr WiUiam H. Murray M R . Karen E. MyeR LT Danid J. Nagle, USN CDRJams A Ndl, USNR CDRJohn W.Nelson, USN CDR Kevin R Newmeyct USN Mr John E. Nielsen * LCDR Stephen D. Noidel, USN CDR Stephen ROIevnik, USNR Maj Ruben E. Radio CDR Robert R Rapadakis, USN CDR David TPeaison, USN CDR Chails H. RieRdI HI, USN CDR Allen VPoUaid USN Mr Pad S. Pritchaid LT Michad J. Quinlan, USNRR CDR RhJip B. Rdmondo, USN Mr Erik J. Reutei LCDR Ranick S. Road, USNR LTC Alan N. Ross, NYANG LCDR Graham W. Rossano, USNR LtCol John Rupp, USMC CDR Richaid J, Rusnd, USNR LCDR Wdrei G, Ryon HI, USNRR CDR Michad J, Sdvato, USN CDR Roben C S a u e r J t , USNR Mr Raymond W Savacool LT RhUlip G, Sawyer USN Mr Ernst W Sax Mr Gary C Schmidt L C d Richard A Schon, USMC CDR Danid L Sdroeda USNR Mr Michael E SUva CDR Michael T Simmons, USN CDRCharisJ,Sirarski,USN LCDR Susan M, Sraola, USN Mr Christian D, SneU Mr Edward A, Solar LCDR Jeny C S o u d HI, USN Mr Kenned R, Spaffoid LtCol Christopher J, St, George, USMC Mr Matdew G, Staploon Mr Jams C, Stsvan LCDR John E,Smber USNR (Ret,) LtCol Jams R, Sweeney 11, USMC M R , Toraoko 1, Tanab Mr Thoraas M. Tarquinio CDR Timody C Thomas, USNR Maj Timody S, Thomson, USAFR CDR Srephen J. Thoiaen, USNR CDR Michael W Thuiraan, USN Dr Robert W.Tolbert CDR Stephen C, Tidnot USN CDR William FTraub, USN CDR Thoraas R, Twomey USN LCDR William D, Tyiee 111, USNR LT Alan A Vazquez, USN LtCol Douglas J, Wadswonh, USMC LCDRJoseph T Wdlington, USNR CDR GeorgeJ. Wdrer Jt, USN CDR David W Waugh, USN Maj Keid B, WauKR, USMCR CDR Dana S, Weiner SC, USN

Mr Bide D, WeUing CDR Gregory L Wells, USNR Mr Jama E Whitaids Maj Richaid T WJeman, USMCR LCDR Rdph B, WJliams, USNR CDR Jama A, E, Wood, Jr, USNR LCDR Ross D, Woodson, USN Mr Jama L, Yata 111 CDR Dennis EYeaunan, USN CDR Steven Young, USNR Mr Giegoiy B, Zinglei CDR Kevin S, Zurabai, USN

Donor CDRJohn VArayJr, USN CDR Brian K Anronio, USN LCDR Scon EBaer USNR Mr Eric J, Boiowia Mr Jaras M, BOR CDR Michad S, BoweR, USN CDRTioyE, Brannon, USN Mr Jaras E Bizostek CDR Sean S, Buck, USN MrBldiJ, Budd LT Leonaid E, Bumbaca, USN Mr K d d A. Byron Mr John E Cerasuolo LT Perer B, Clark, USN Mr Roben A, Clybome Dr Lawrence W Comerford Maj Thomas J. Conndly USMC LT Reynold J. Convenro, Sr, USNR CDR Thoraas R C r i g o USN UCol Richard L Elder USAFR Maj James A. Evans, USMC LCDR Srephen L. Fisder USN Mr Kennoh C. Fitzpanick LtCol William J. Flanneiy, USMC Maj Jeffiey E. Fletdet USMC LT Demetrius E. Fowler USN MrTedW. F r d a CDR Chiisrophei R Gdlagher USN CDRJeffreyD. Goidon, USN CDR Maik RHagoon, USN Mr Douglas S. Hand LT Eric R Haikcora, USNR CDR Paul K. Helm II, USN Mr Roben B. Herzog LT Warren T Hick, USN CDR Thomas H. Hodgson, USN CDR Dondd A. Holcomb, USN CDR John RJohannscn, USN Mr Mark K. Johnston CDR Eric G. Kaniut, USN CDR Kevin E Kdly USN LCDR John H. Kenney Jr, USN CW2 Michael G, KohR, ARNG CDR Angus M. Laney USNR LtCol Mdcdm B. Lemay USMC CDR Kenned C. Levins, USN CDR Timody S.Luffy, USN Mr Peto J. C. Manibo LCDR Andre Maraoui, USN

Maj Craig S. McDondd USMC Mr Wdliam Y Mickle II CDR Enrique EMiianda, USN CDR Lawrence R MoUoy USNR (Ro.) LCDRJohn TMdIen, USNR CDR Thoraas M.Munns, USN Dr Dondd M. Needham Mr John E O'Leary LCDR Tlieodore T Picchini, USN CDR Robert M. Piroumian, USN Mr Michad H. Ray CDR Stephen RReca, USN Mr Eric E. Reintjs Mr Eric V. Rickens CDRJams B.Rickens, USNR CDR Lawtoice E. Ruggioo, CEC USNR Mr Mark J. Russ Ms, Carol G. Sink LtCol Kevin L. Smid, USMC LCDR Gregoiy Stensnom, USNR Mr John A. Stephenson LTJG Reghidd B. Waye, USN CDR David E. Weaver USN CDR Darwin L. Websret USNR LCDR WJIiam S. WJkns, USNR

1984 Totd Class Giving-$76,934 Average Gift - 5293 Participation Rate - 28.1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Gary S. Debode Mt Mark W. McCann a p t WJliara A Radson, USMC CDR Steven G.Young, USNR

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Giegoiy A. Coins * Mr Louis M. Holdtamp * CDR Glen D. Kmeger USN * Mr John H. Leichbacker Jr * MR. Janet M. Meio * CDR ARcnio K Mencndez, USNR * Mt WJliara L. Mogen, Jr * Mr Tmody J. Quigley Mr Thomas A. Schaefei * Mr Alexander R Smid HI * Mr William B.Taff* LtCd Geoige D. Zamb, USMC

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr John E Abbot * a p t Max A. Becker USMCR CDR Kenned J. Braithwdre 11, USNR Mr Clement C Chen CDR Rondd K, Daiden, USNR CDR Mad W, Edson, USNR Mr Robert E, Eveiist

Mt Thomas W, GaUagher Mr Robert W Garland Ms, Christine M, Giomek LtCol Ridaid E, Haddad, USMCR CDR Andrew M, Hde, USN Mr John F Hamann LCDR Richaid E, Johnson, USN CDR David D, Myre, USN LCDR Mark C, Newman, USN Mr Robert R Richardson * CDR Robert A Smbblefield Jr, USN Mr Jams L, Waugh

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) CDR Kevin R AndeRen, USN LCDR Eric G , B d a USNR Mr Byron E, Bond * LT John B, Bowie, USN CDR Douglas P Cassidy USN LCDR Sdvarore J, Qraolo, USN CDRColmB,Chdree,USN LT Scon D, Chsson, USNR LCDR Mary B, A Chipkevid, USN CDR LoweU D, Crow, USN CDR Christian C Decker USN CDR Thomas D, Deitz, USN CDR Lou A, Demand, USNR Mr WJIiam H , D e r o d e , J r * CDRMaiyE, DextaUSN M R , Mark A, EhleR CDR Robert W Ernst USN LtCol Kenned A, EveriU, USMCR LT Randd S, Gustdion, USNR LCDR Kevd A S , Hays, USN Mr Thomas W Horn Mr John J, Jordan * Mr John L, Judy * Mr Roger K, Knapper Mr Christian E Kramer Mr Jams C Lara CDR Cameron A, Manning, USN CDR Trevor A Mdntyre, USN CDR Chiistophei T McKenna, USNR LCDR Samud D, Mohs, USN Mr John W, Montgomety III * Mr Lawrence R, Moore CDR Ridarcl C, Mddoon, USN LCDR David L Nenna, USN * CDR Thomas M, Owens, USNR CDR Robert R, Radk, USN (Ra,) Lt Col Gerdd A, RereR, USMC CDR Robert B, Rabuse, USN CDR Marjorie A, Rawhouset USNR LCDR John J, Riley U S N R * Mr Jams A, Sannell * LT Steven M, Smid, USN Mr Albert L, St Pierre * CDRJohn PStamos, USN LTDavidW, Stevens, USNR Maj Douglas A, Suiiano, USMCR Mr Atlrian E Vagnoni aptjeffieyj. Weber USMC

Shipmate, May 2003

CDRJohn B, Weterbde, USN Maj Jams W, Wilhdm, USMC LCDR Perry N.WJlette, USN

LT Soin B, Woasner USNR LCDR Kurt D, WdtcRdoif, USN CDR WJIiam D, Wiight USN

Century Club ($100 - $249)

Donor

LCDR Edwin L, .Aimistead, USN LCDRJoseph M, Arnoso, USNR * Mr KevinJ, A s t r a p * a p t Rosso 0 , Bdto, Jt, USMC LT M a d WBartanco, USNR CDR Jeffiey S, Bartkodi, USN LCDR Thomas E, Bed, USNR LT Kevin M, Blum, USN MrMadS,Boddai* Mt Mad E, Brodovvia CDR Douglas J, Brown, USN The Honorable Jeffirev- D, Brown Mr Ks-in T, Bude LT Danid P Cdlaghan, USNR CDR Lance S, Can, USNR CDR Rud .A Chrisropherson, USN CDR Midad J. CoUins, USNR CDR Douglas RConkey, USN Mr. Eric D. Cook CDR Danid E. Crisp, USNR LTLdfADdJ,USN* CDRReioK.Ddhnan,USN LCDRTKoRDua,USN LTPhUipJ.Eridson.USN MI. Maurice A. Fairiev CDR .AUan G.Gdsgaanl, USN Mr Bryan T Gefiringo Mr David A. Coins Mr. Dav-id C. Hdl Mr. Roben .A Hammcn LCDR Craig A Hamno, USNR Mr. John T. Hasbroud Mt Srephen E. Hedga LCDRMarvJ.Hdi!iski,USN CDR Kdlv A Henrv, USN LCDR .Alexando S. Heywanl, USNR CDR Lorenzo S. Fliponia, USN LT Dawn M. HoUoway USN LCDR Peto A Joseph, Jr. USNR LCDR .Andsv J. Kardd, USNR CDR Chrisropho R Kambad, USNRR * CDRWadeE. Knudson, USN LT Bmce D. K o d o USN CDRJosephS. Ko nidi, USN Mr. Scon T Kushino CDRDavidJ.Landss,USN CDR Anuro A Lopez SC, USN LTJG Michad R Lopez, USN LCDR Dondd G. Marcum, USNR CDR Peto H. McDevin, USN (Ra.) CDR Thomas A Meadows, USN Mr. Tony .Menzd LT Ricanlo E Miranda, USN C D R R o o A N a r d , USN Mt.AlanRNidols LCDR Midad VO'Gara, USN CDR Roben B. Olds, Jr, USN CDRJohn R O'SdIivan, USN CDR Christine A Passen, USNR LCDR Gerald K. Peopla, USNR * LT Michad R Rotodnid, USN Mt Sean T. Roskey LT Andony R Saccavino, USNR CDR Dondd A Schmidcy, USN CDRJams M.Schofield, USN Mr Jonathan W SdoU LCDR Bldse E. SdoU, USNR Mr. Roy D, Sexton Mr Srephen J, Shepherd Mt Robert B, Shibe UCol Roben A Sichler USMC Ms, Sonja R Soleng Mr David R Sousa Ms, GaJ M, Stephens Mr Danid G, Stoddaid LCDR Fiank E, C Sunon, USN LCDR Gaiy TSwdn, USN CDR Clayton G, Totdbach, USN LCDR Scott 0 , Vogd, USNR LCDR Patrid J, Wdsh, USNR a p t Terrance B, Wdton, USMC LCol John W, Wiggins, USMC Mt Gregory R WJson CDR Barry R Wine, USN

Shipmate, May 2003

Mr Glen Alberto Mr Tae W, Andrews Mr Brian E, Bandarra MrPadVBattJr Mt David E, Betko LCDRJoelG. Bishop, U S N R * Mr WJIiam D, Blue, St Mt Eugene G, Brady 111 CDR Nidolas V Bud, USN LTRobertJ,Budicin,USN a p t Lundy J, a m p b d l , USMC CDR Bryan TCaravK), USN a p t George S, atradini, USMCR LT Ridard PCassena, USNR Mr WiUiam T C e b d Maj Jeffbry A Conklin, USMCR LT Jams R D e d , USNR LTJG Chris L, DideRon, USN LCDRJartdlRDunson,USN Dr Steven J, Duranceau LCol Eric K, Fippinget USMC CDR Nidolas E, Freeman, USN CDRJohnW, Funk, USN Mt Douglas J, Gatmso LCDR David J, Gcllene, USN CDR Jeffiey E,Giangidi, USNR LCDR Karen M, Hdvenon, USNR xMr Jonadan D, Harbei CDR Thomas W Huff, USN Mr Thomas R King Lt Col Bernard J, Kraeger USMC Mr Norvan J, Laison LCDR Ridaid T LavvTcnce, USN lsdtJohnD.Lenda,Jr,USMC LT Joseph V Long Jr., USN LT Todd CLunon, USN LCDR Charla B. Lynd, USN Maj Bradfoid L. Manin, USMC LCDR Vemon M. Martinez, USN CDR Giegoiy EMaivil USNR LCDR P o o C. Mayet USN LCDR Jeffrey E. McCreary, USN (Ro.) LCDR Robert J. McGarrity, USN Mr Terty W MUlo a p t Michad D. Mdlen, USMCR * CDR Bnan P Muiphy USN CDR Michad J. Muiphy, USN LT Gregoiy S. Navin, USN LCDRTunodyJ. Nolan, USN CDRJohnB. NoweU,Jr, USN Mr John H. Oberle CDR Scon C. Oiren, USN CDR WiUiam D.Onon, USN Dr Joseph E Rastond CDRMadAPancRon.USN CDRJohnJ. Rendola, USNR CDRKariAReiez,USN LT Steven B. PeteR, USNR Mr Terry L. Ploeger LT Scon R Roner USN Mr John H. Quint CDR Charis A. Rdney USNR LCDR Eric R Rice, USN Mr Javier E. Roquebert LCDR Arthur K. Samora USNR M R . Debord L. Shepherd Mr Gregory A. Shore CDR Rad SUva, USNR CDR Scott G. Spooner USN Mr John C. Steckd LCDR Robert A. Srephens, USNR LT Robert G. Syiing, USNR Maj David C Teiwilliger USAF CDR Robert K TUeiy, USN CDR Rebecca L, Vautier USN LtCol Hany P Ward, USMC Mr Gregory T. Waters Mr Edward P Wilson * Ms. Sandra G. Wilson CDRThomas M.Wmg, USN LCDR Pad J, Wojrkiewicz, USNR * LT Charis B. Zublic, USNR CDRJohnW. Zwirner USN

1985 Totd Class Giving - $97,443 Average Gift - $368 Partidpation Rate - 26,7%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CDR Mauteen R Cragin, USNR * Mr Pact D. Manino Mr Scott W Macolino *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CDR Kevin J. Leeds, U S N R * LtCol Robot C McAidur USMCR * Mr Brian L. McDondd * M R . Joanne R, Miceli CDRStephenL. Ranico, USN MrSydneyJ. P o h l * CDR Charis W, Sharkey IV, USNR * LCDR Christopho A WJIiaras, USNR *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) LT Bryan R Caisse, USN LCDR Charis S. CoUins, USNR * LCDRJohn R Deranian, USN LCDR Steven EDuPuis, USN Mr Kyle D. Freitas LT Douglas E Haad, USN Mr Mark D. Hasty CDR WilharaB. Higgins, U S N R * CDR Simon S.Hillman, USNR LCDR Chestei M. Kolley USNR M R . Ellen E MacGaiiigle LCDR Sreven T McAUisto USNR LT Charla R Merrin, Jr, USN (Ret.) * LT Alan RMisiaszek USN Mt Andony R. Oriando * LCDR AndieaW. Phelps, USNR Capt WiUiam L. Snight, USMC (Ret.) Maj Robot R Undenvood, USMC CDR Jama LVandivet USN LCDR J d m e R Venable, USN Mr Jams I. Ward, Jr * Maj Benjamin T Wright, USMCR * CDR John RYancigay USNR

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr Christopher C. Adams Mr Jeffrey R. Bddyga Mr Danid G, Beddl Mt Peto R Bishop, Jr Mr Brian M. Biobeig Mr Richard A. Camacho * Ms. Mdanie S. Camp * Mr RichardJ. Coombs CDR Douglas L. Cudbert, USN Capt Bertel J. Dejoie, USMC Mr Richaid M. Dezdon CDR Scon D. Dueker USN CDR Michael J. Ktzpatrick, USN LTThomasM. Fritz, USNR CDR Tenence J. Gaduzinski, USNR LCDR Emily D. Harraan, USNR Mr Billy T Harris, Jr LtCol Richard A. Johnson, Jr, USMC LTAlexJ.KiefoUSNR Mr Dd H. Kim Mr Stanley A. Kulsa HI LCDR Arthur D. Larson, USNR * LCDR David S. Lesser USN LT Mark R. Livingston, USN CDRThomasWMarotra, USN Mr Joseph D. Matza LT Patrick K. Mayet USNR CDR David C McDonneU, USN Mr Michael L. McKay Mr Patrick D. McPheison Maj Bany S. Melvin, USMCR Mr James R, Miceli LTJG John C K. MiUigan IV USN Lt Col Midael E Mortis, USMC LCDR Henry L. Muiphy HI, USNR LCDRMichadS. Nies, U S N R * CDR Bradley L, Olds, USN Ms. Greet Olsen Dr Thoraas D. Parham III

Mr Kevin W, Ranon CDR Michad D. RhJlips, USN Mr Thoraas K. Plofchan, Jr Mr Frank C Proctoi CDR Randdl K. Reid, USN Maj David L. Ruiz, USMC LCDRThomas KSchiU, USN Mr John V. Sims Maj Robert J. Smith, USAFR* Maj James B, Stemple, USMC * Mr Mark Stevens CDR Thoraas J. Taylor Jr, USNR CDR Cynthia M, Thebaud, USN Mr Douglas Volgenau, Jr Mr David A Weiss CDRThomasS. Wild, USN

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mr Giegoiy S. Adams * Mr Kennoh M. Adams CDR Thoraas L Adams IH, USN Mr Mate R, Alexandei U C d Bern J. Altman, USMC CDR David E. Bder USNR Capt Daniel W. Bdlaid, USMC CDRJamaN. Barana, USN Ms. Julie C. Bairingo Blok Mr Danny H. Barton CDR Angda A. Barrosik, USNR Mr Andrew J. Bdlus LCDRJeffieyA. Belt USNR Miss Lynne M. Bevel LCDR Gregoiy R Brawn, USNR Lt Col Jams E. Budway USMC CDR Biadley 1. Busvvdl, USN CDR Panid WBuder USN CDR Steven C a d e , USN LCDR Scon M. Carlson, USN LCDR Michad M. Casey USNR LTLouisJ. Cedrone, U S N * CDR Card J. Claik USN CDR WiUiam W Clad, USNR CDR Liyton E Clay USN Mr Gaiey L. Cozad LCDR Scon E Cramer USNR Mr Vincent E. Debban * CDR Charis C Denraan 111, USN LCDR Daniel L. Di Bono, Jr, USNR CDR Edward D. Diggs, USN IstLt Jonathan J. Dorn, USMCR LCDR Russdl E. Dorrell HI, USNR LCDR Eric D. Doyle, USNR MajJohnM. Duran, USMC Mr Danid J. Flint LT Josephs. Flynn H, U S N * LCDRJonAFianke, USNR CDR Midad R Gidam, USN LCDR Chrisropho J. Giiffid, USN LT Kevin R, Cue, USNR CDR Fiank L, Gunsdius III, USN Mr Robert C H a d l e y J r CDRJohn CHannink, USN LCol KimberiyJ, Haiding USMCR CDRMikeAHaumetUSN LTJeffieyO, Hein, USN CDR Jeffiey A Henson, USN LTJennifoS, HiUman, USNR Mr Carl T Hogsten, Jr IstLt Christopher M, Holdstein, USMC CDR Robert V Hoppa, USN CDR Midael D, Hoggins, USN LCDR Charls C, Hdl, USN CDR WiUiara C, Johnson, USN CDR Steven L, Kennedy USN CDR Michael L Kessler USNR CDR Tony Kwon, USN Mr Scott G, Lansing LCDR Olivet G, Lodet USNRR Mr Sean C Logan Mr Todd B, Logan LCDR David S, Lynn, USNR * Mr David A, Magnoni CDRThomas Mdick, USNR LCDR Silvatei G, Mara, USN Mr Gregory T, MaxweU LCDR Kadleen M, McCanan, USNR CDR GregoryJ, McGiffney USNR LCDR Giegoiy T McKenney USNR CDR Goidon C McKinney USN

Mr Martin S, Medve LtCol Mad W Meloro, USMC CDR Kun W Menke, USN Ms, Margarer A, Menzia CDR Midael S. Midgley USNR CDR Gene VMilowicki, USN Mr Daniel T. Newman CDR Kadleen O'NcUl, USNR CDRJohn S. O'NeiU, USN Mt James B. Orr Mt Jimmie J. Pajaro Mr Joseph M. Rapoti LT William L Red, U S N * CDR Anne-Marie Rick, USN CDR Patrick A. Piercey USN LT Roben L. Poitias, USN CDRJamsM. Polo, USN CDR Srephen L. PoweR, USNR Lt Col Ratrid L. Redmon, USMC LCDRJoseph RRist U S N * LCDR Allison G.Rosa, USN LCDR Mad D. Rose, USN CDRGIennS. Rosen, USN Mt Ericston R. Ruderfoid CDRJohnJ. Runenberg, USN LCDR Chiistophei A Ryan, USNR CDR Pad M. Schuhlein, USNR CDRThomas FSchwaiz, USN LCDRJoseph D.Skufca, USN CDR Rerei D. Stamps, USNR * LCDRJoseph S.Stewart USN CDRTioyA. StonoUSN LCDR Daniel R Srout, USNR CDR Thomas A Vaidio, Jr, USN CDR Kenned C. Wdls, USN LCDR RobcnJ.WdzerlL USN Mr Roma T Waida Capt Troy E Watson, USMCR Mr RobertT White, J r t LCDR Edward A. Whirehouse, USNR CDR Darienc R. Wilczynski, USNR LCol Jaras M. WJIiaras, USMC Mr Steven C. Williams Maj Ddora L. Wood, USMC Maj Uoyd A. Wright, USMC

Donor CDRJeffieyTBemardi,USN CDR Steven B. Bishop, USN U Col John R. Bomeman 111, USMCR Mt Shawn R Cassidy CDRJams RCasdeton, USN Mt Lauiance R. Claik Mt Richaid M. Cobb LCDR Scott D. Cull, USN Capt Edwaid C. Cdpeppet USMCR * LCDR Bany L. Davis, USNR Mt Robert E Donohue LCDRThomas M.Dop, USN LCDRJamsR Douglas, USNR Maj Richaid K. Getty, USMC CDR Lucinda A. Giertz, USNR LTJohnAHefd,USN LT Kevin C, Hollis, USN CDR Jod W Huey USN CDRJohn K E Ireland, USN LCDR Robin Jams, USNR CDR Chiisrophei T Kidbride, USN Mr Michad D, Lewis LCDR Basil K, Mabidis, USN LCDR Pad E, Manhews, USN Mr James P McDondd LCDR Stephen J, Miemicki, USNR CDR David J. Moigan, USN Mr Tenence J, Mdich, Jr LT Francis G, Novd, USN LCDR David M, Oliver USN LCDR Rogo S. Rhdps 111, USNR Mr Rad A, Rosmilso LCDR Matdew E Sdacle, USNR CDR Paul J, SevcR, USN Mr Charles M, Sims LCDRWiUiamD, Srone, USN Mr Jeffrey R, Swanz * Mr and M R , Lany W. Switzei LTJeffoy A Thomas, USNR LT Susan Tyla USN Mr Bmce G. Wdn LT John RWdteis, USN CDR Mad E, Webet USN

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LCDR John D. Whden, USN LtCol Kevin L. White, USMC M R . Jan M. Whimian LCDR Timody E Zebdl, USNR

1986 Totd Class Giving-$71,010 Average Gift - $209 Participation Rate - 36.0%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Randdl J. Wolf*

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) MrWdtaJ.Bdd* LCDR Danid LBeldy USNR LCDR Ian A Cassidy U S N R * LCDRPadJ.CKwoUUSN* Mr Joseph C SuUivan *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr John W Bdl, Jr CDR Marks. Banh, U S N R * LT Mark H. Bayly USN LCDR Alfred M. Broch, USNR * Mr. Jama F Brown * Mr Kipp A CoUuis MrJayB.CrouseHI* LCDR Norman D. Cmz, USNR * LT Michad R Ddgeny, USN LCDR Rick LDansey, USN CDRJeffieyD. DavUa,USN CDRKevinJ.DelametUSN a p t John R Eustace, USMC CDR Anne G.Hammond, USN LT Whitney S. Keid, USCG Mr Chatei E Mduch * CDR Andony McKinney USNR * LCDR Deanna L. Reibet USNR * LCDR Midad D. Tharp, USNR LT John M.WJboum, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr Michael S. Aldouse * LT Thomas E. Brown, USN LT Geoige A Bustamante, Jr, USN CDR Sean C Cannon, USN CDR WJIiam J. Cart USN Maj Christopho W CasteUi, USMC LtCol EricT Chase, USMC LCDR Michad K. Cockey, USN Mr Christopho J. Corish CDR Smart B. Crdg, USNR Mr Lawrence R. Daughoty * Mr Peter T. Dienich LTDoiickLDbion.USN* CDR Jams S. DonneUy, USN LCDR Michad J. Duffy, USNR U Col Jama E Duiand, USMC Mr Aaron S. Ellison LCDRJohn RGensuie, USN CDR Gregoiy E.Glaros, USN LCDR Laurence S. Grimm, USNR U Col Dewey G. Joidan, USMC Mr Andrew J. Kirkpatrick Mr Kenned E Kmiec Mr Thomas E. Kolongowski, J t Mrs. GerdtUne S. Krotow LCDR RusseU H. Lamb, USNR LT Charls G.UPone, USN Mr Mark S. Lundstrom Mr Michad E Lupton * CDR Ridaid D. Mdczynski, USNR LT Johnadan L McDondd, USN CDRThomas E McGovem, USN C D R J a m s R McNed, USNR CDR WUiara R. Moz, USN LT William E.MJIsIH, USN CDR GiegoryS. Morin, USNR U C d R o g o J . Morin, USMC LT Shawn R Murphy USN Mr Rad E. Obsimik LT Lynn S. Okamoto, USN CDR Louis E Pallida, USN Mr Jack D. ReUtey

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Mr Matdew G. PJon CDRRobenJ.Proano,Jr,USN LCol Scon M. Quinlan, USMC * Mr Raymond R Raus LT Michad J. Shdihammet USN LCDR Brian E. Skimmons, USN Mr Daniel E. Smid CDRJohnT Sommer USN Mr Douglas W. Stopkey * LCDRJohnJ. Surina,Jr, USNR Mr John R Taylor LT Midad A WiUiams, USN Mr Charla E. WJson LCDR JohnT Young, USN

Century Club ($100 - $249) LT Allan G. Altera, USNR CDR Patricia R. Andoson, USNR CDR Geoige T Anhur, USNR LCDR Danid K.Baggett USN CDRJohnD. Bamonte, USN CDR Damon W.Bateson, USN CDR Robert S.Bazan, USNR CDR Michad A. Blumenberg, USN LCDRJoseph H.Boena USN CDR Dondd M. Bouchard, USNR LT Lisa C Brennan, USNR Mr EricJ. Braner LCDR Marie S.Buiiis, USNR Mr Poer J. Buder a p t Midael G. a d w d l , USMCR Mr David M. CampbeU Mr Nicholas Connolly HI CDR Rad M. CosteUo, USNR LT J. Coopo Ciouse, USN Maj Pad R DemeR, USMC a p t Andony J. Devino, USMC Mr Daniel E Dufrane CDR J, Barry Dyson, USNR Mr Brian E Edmonds LCDR Kadetine D. Eib, USN LT Robert S. Ewing, USN Mr Dondd E Eyrs CDR GregoryJ. Fenton, USN Mt Michad J. Finley CDR WJIiam E. Finn, CEC USN Mr Steven R. Foster CDR C Scon Franklin, USNR LT Thomas K ErizzeU, Jr CHC, USNR LCDR Eric D. Fudge, USNR a p t Keid K Fujishige, USMC LCDRThomas M.Furey USN LT Thomas J. Furlong, USNR LCDR Jams E Gdambos, USNR CDR Rad A Gardner USN CDR Richard M. Gomez, USN a p t Eric G. Goodman, USMC Mr Scon D. Goodwin LTKeUyJ. Hanson, USN CDRScottWHelmeR.USN Ms. Alison E. Hernandez LCDR Matdew J. Hickey, M C USNR CDR Gerald L. Hodge, USNR LT Ratrid J. Hoffdan, CFR St, USNR Mt Aaron K. Horney CDR Bide D. Huguenin, USN Ms. Kadryn L. Humphrys Mt Mark W Johnson LCDR Moigan B. Jona, USN LT Thoraas J. Judge, USN LT David J. Kaye, USN LT William C Kisder USN LCDR Stephanie E. Kid, USN LCDR Bernard S. Klosowski, Jr, USNR LT Chris R Kowdd, USNR LT Tmody J. Kramer USN LCDR Kin D. Kranbr USNR Mr Kerry S. Krause CDRJamsM. Kuhn, USN Mr Daniel L. LaChance * LCDR Scon A Langley, USN CDR Mad D. Larabee, USN LCDR Douglas M. Larran, USN LCDR Unh B. Le, USNR Mr Russell M. Lindsey * Mr John E Lombardi, Jr LT David K. Long, USNR CDR Brace E Lovdess, USN LT Mad D. Lowman, USNR

LTAndrewM. Lynch, USN CAPT Panid E. Lyons, USN (Ret.) Maj Call R. Lytikdnen, USMCR LCDR Dondd R MacneJ, USN LT John M.MdFei, USN LCDR Raymond R Mdskis, USN LTLalie A Mansfield, USN CDRJohn RMansued USN LCDR MitdeU K Marioni, Sr, USNRR Mr John K. MartineUi LCDR Jeffrey M. MasteRon, USN U Col Danid R Masur USMC LCDR Kevin R Mauch, USNR LtCd Jama S. Maybeny, USMCR Maj Teny S. McElroy USMCR * LCDR David M. McGee, USN CDR Philip G. McLaughlin, USN CDR D. Wright McLeod, USNR Mr Jeffrey T. McNutt LCDR Kevin G. Meenaghan, USN LT Eric R Mehdko, USNR Mr Thomas D. Metzger a p t Rad W.Meyer USMC Mt Steven D. Mhison Mr Brian M. Moore * CDR Wdto Mors, USN U C d Jeffiey KMoshet USMC LCDR Michad K. NapoUtano, USN Mr Michael Niemiera * Mr John M. O'DonneU CDRThoraasJ. O'Keefe, USN CDRScottAOrdich,USNR CDRThomas E. Osboin, USN CDR Heniy W. Papa, Jr, USNR LTSUviaM. Radson, USNR CDR Danid G. Pedro, USNR CDR Biyan J. Pellegiin, U S N R * CDRLynnJ. Peteisen,USNR LCDR Godd KPfeifer USN CDR WUliam EPhJips, USN LCDR Ivan C Pieice IH, USNR CDR David R, Pimpo, USN Mr Michad R Rletke LTKevinJ. Prasso,USN Mr Jams J. Puzan Mr Brian R Quinlan LT Christopher C Ramos, USN CDR Danid E Redmond, USN LCDR Christopho M. Reeger USN LT Stephen RRehwdd,Jr, USN CDRJams M.Reich, USN U Cd Lorena E. Reynolds, USMC LT Andony E Roberts, USN LT Peto M. Rodnite, JAGC USNR Mr Robert S. Rodiguez LCDR Mark CRoeckeU, USNR Mr Barton B. Roper LCDR Scon C Rumph, USNR Mr Joseph V. Sanchez Mr NadanidW. Schley HI LCDR Alan J. Schweickhard, USNR Mr Scon J. Sepanski CDR Alan B.Shdfer USN CDRLucyASimonian.USNR Mr Raul Sira LCDR Chads V Sizemore, USNR CDR George H.SIook, USN Mr J. Eric Smid LT Jams S. Snidet USN LT Chiistopho Soler USN CDR Glen TSidfoid, USN LCDR Alan R Stewait USN Mr Jams E Strase LT John L. Swanson, USN Mr Maik A. Swading * LCDR Richaid J. Tstyon, Jr, USN CDR Marc A Tliibodcau, USNR Maj E. McDowdl TUman, USMCR Lt Cd Raymond Tdomeo, USMC LCDR Thomas L. Tonan, USNR Mr Eari Tony, Jr LCDR Mad S.Tuneff, U S N R * CDR Rodney M. Uibano, USN Mr Merrick J. Van Dongen LCDR RhUip W. Vance, USN Mr Larry L. Vazquez LT Allen D.Wdther USN LCDR Mathew R. Ware, USNR Mr Martin H. Wello Capt Royce A Wells, USMCR

LCDR Edward A Wentz, USNR LCDR Jams M. Wharron, USNR MrJohnJ.WUczynskilH L T J a m s R Wilson, USN Mt Kevin J. Windbigler Mr WJIiam W.Wostbiod,Jt CDR Peto D. Yarget USNR LCDR Leonarel A Zhnmeimann III, USN

Donor LCDR Mario H.Alegre, USN Mr Peter S. AUison LT Michad D.Amedick, USN LT Manhew C Ashley USN CDR Sharon R. Chapman, USN Mr and Ms. David G. Baca Maj Robert TBadet USMC Maj John O . B d o H L USMCR LCDR Dondd M. Bdl, USNR Capt Richaid S. Barbon, USMC LT Kenneth D. Baughman, USN Mr Karl T Beckett CDR Richard RBodzid, USN Mr Rad E. Brochard LCDR Eugene E. Burke, USN LTTodD.Buikert,USN Mr WUiara R Cdvert LCDR Glenn E. Campbell, USNR Mr James S. Coe Lt Col Norman L Cooling, USMC LCDRMadJ.DeClue,USN Capt WiUiam G. Dragan, USMCR Maj Douglas T Edwards, USMCR Mr D. Joseph English Miss Tamara J. Ests CDR Scon R Evenson, USN CDRAndonyJ. Farina, USNR CDR Susan D. Fink, USN LTJG Brian T Foy, USN Mr Alan E. Fieedlund LT Robert E. GJmer USNR CDR Danid C Grieco, USN CDR Danid 1. Grara, USNR Maj Edde D. Harris, USMC CDR Elizabed B. Hdler USNR Mr Jeffrey L, Hornberger M R , Agna C Jensen Mr Jams J, Kern LT Steven W Kim, USN a p t Nancy E, M, KirabieU, USMC LCDR AndeR C Kinsey USN LCDRJamsK.Krsge,USN LCDR T m o d y T Lsrer USNR LCDR Richard B, Lorentien, USN CDR Mark A, Lunde, USN CDRSteveJ.McRhJlips,USN LCDR Eric S, McQueen, USNR Mr Jams J, Meehan LCDR Mad S.Mdcer USNR LT Kevin R, MUlUten, USN LCDRThomas M, MUlman, USN Mr Gregoiy A, Minogue LT Patrick J.Morocco, USN LCDR Michad E Moirissey USNR a p t Stephen E. Nims, USMCR LT Cornelius E O'Keefe, Jt, USN LT Richard L Olson, Jr, USN Mr Adam E. PatcROn CDR Henry M. Rainone, USNR M R . Pada J. Reitan LT Andiew A Schneider USN Mt Stephen M. Shaw CDR Gerald A Shetman, USNR CDR Henty R SUva, USN LT Steven D. Skabacz, USN LT Craig A Snyder USN CDR Rayraond S. SraRman, USN LTToddASteffy,USN LCDR Denise E. Srid, USN Mr John A. Tanner Jr Mr Jeffrey L. Tavares, Sr LCDR Michad W. Taylor USN Maj RusseU G. Tysinger USMC Maj Spence A. Wade, USMC MajJohnM. Wdls, USMC LT Jay L Ward USNR Mr Jeffrey R Whelan Mr Danid H. 'Whire LT Jeffrey Winebrenncr USN

1987 Totd Class Giving-$73,145 Average Gift - $218 Partidpation Rate - 33.6%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Rad C. Aanonsen Mr Kristopher C Klein CDRJamaJ.MacNew.USN Mr Edward U. MUler

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) LT Midad E. Gleg, USN LT Jeffrey E Kane, USNR M t C KentKirby* Mr Stephen S. Rod

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) LT Scon A. Bowmet USN Mr Mark S. Brown Mr Rad A. Burken LT Timody M. Deane, USN a p t John C. Dove, Jr, USMCR * Mr Frands X. Eiczpanick Mr John W. Gordon * CDR Darrin M. Grovet USNR CDR Douglas J. Hanson, USNR LTPatrickJ. Hosey,Jr,USN* CDR John E.Meissel, USN a p t Tad C Nonhcon, USMCR Mr Danny A. Nygaard * LCDRJohn D.O'Boyle, USN LT Racy ROstroff U S N R * Mr Ranick R Perkins LT Timody J. Reimann, USN LCDR Ryan G. Ridey, USNR Maj Danid K. SdJl, USMC Mr Gregory D. Shmnick LT David B. Wenman, USN *

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LCDR Ranick M. Ahearn, USNR * LT Geoffiey L. AndcRon, USNR LCDR Christopho V Arias, USN LCDR Kid R Benson, USNR CDR Douglas A. Boemian, USN CDR Jean-Pierre Bolat USN UCol Kail D.Brandt USMC M t RhUip D. Brandt LCDR Midad J. Brook, USN LCDR Theodore U Brown, USNR (Ret.) Mt Brian N. Burgos LCDR Sean CCanoU, USNR Mr Gregory S. CoU * Mr Sean S. Coyle M t Stephen J. Day * LCDRJams H.Dick, USN Mr Robert S. Dioz * LCDR Chrisropher E. Dunphy USN a p t Kirklin C Fletdet USMC LTTinaB. Flood, USNR CDR Danid R Foraer USNR LCDR Diana L Foster USN M t Midad E Gaffney LCDR Mark C Gibson, USN LT Maik EGiiarcli, U S N R * Mr Robert A. Goodbody M R . Adtienne M. Griffen LTJamsTHaglerUSNR LT John W. Hesse, U S N R * M t Danid C. Hill * CDRJohn E. Honendorf USNR LCDR Jonadan J. Jewdl, USNR * CDRRoyRLedsma, USN LCDR Jeny D. Lendurg, USNR Maj Robert S. MacFarland, Jr, USMC LT David J. Major USN LT Douglas RMasteR, USNR CDRJamaV Madson, USNR Mt Jams D. McGee LCDR Chiisropha N. MeUing, USNR Mt Thomas A. Meicer Jr Mr Stephen R. Meyer LT Michad J. Mologne, USN LT Joseph A Morals IV, USN

Shipmate, May 2003

CDR Craig R O o d s d , USN Mr John M. Raymond * CDR T m o d y HRaynet USN CDR David A, Renbe^, USN Mr John I, Ribera LTAlWSambatUSN CDRDavidJ,Sasek,USN CDRJams A, Sdreiber USNR LT Suzanne Skdley USN CDRJohnB, Slaughter U S N R * LCDR D o r i d M, Sraid, USNR Mr Edwaid C SuUivan * Maj Jams L, Swanson, ARNG * LCDR Timody J, Thomure, USNR LCDR John A,'Tigani, Jr, USNR Mr Jams V, Tutde LT h d A Wdker USN CDR Steven J, Yodet USN Lt Col Robert C, Zaoreki, Jr, USMC

Century Club ($100 - $249) Maj David T, .AndcRon, USAF Mr R, Crdg Augenstein LT Charia R B d a USN Mr David R Betman Mr David M. Biddinger M R . Matiorie T. Bmdo LT Todd W.Bolinget USNR CDRTunody A. Bonn, USNR Maj Pad .A Bouigeois, USMC Mr Guv M. Braden LCDR Roger E. BriU. USNR LCDRJanoM.BnstoLUSNR LCDR Banv- D, Biodway USN LT Midad E, Browne. USNR LCDRThomas R Brovv-ne. USNR CDR .Andnv D. Budon. USNR MR. Patricia T Butgess a p t John .A Bude. USMC LCDR Robert N. Bums, Jr, USNR LT Gary A Cuter USN LT Charia E. Casson, Jr., USN CDRJohnW. Chandler USN LT Alton H, Coleman m, USN LT Giegoiv B. Conen, USNR CDRAUenRCraz,USNR CDR Sean C Cuny, USNR CDR Frederid W.Dau IV. USN CDR GeoffVey G. deBeauddi, USN LCDRCraig's. DcUoRo, USNR a p t Jams E Denane, USMCR Mr Richard R Ddeman LCDRNidolasJ.Diorio, USNR Mr Robert B. Donohue LCDR Robert 1. Douglass, USN Mr Lazaumd C. Dugger LT Mary B.Dmine, USN Mr Rad A Dupre CDR Bun L. Espe, USN CDR Pad E. Espinosa, USNR LT Jeffrey REvcR, USN CDR Rajidy A Ferguson, USN Mr Marc E Firlie CDR Jams J. Fisher USN Mr Tunody A. Florian CDR David R Elder USN Mr, David R Folsora LCDR Kemied L, Frack Jr, USN Mr Michad T, Georgiefski LT Andew L Gordon, USNR LCol Rad G, GosneU, USMC Mt Daniel N, Grau LTJeffoyRGriffid,USN Mr Mark D, Giooduis Mt Rad E, Gross CDR Rad R Hagoty, USNR Mt JohnT Hdl CDR Steven E, Hdpem, USN LCDR William E Hamblo, Jr, USN CDRPanidJ, HamUton, U S N * LT Leiand D. Hansen, USNR Maj Albert W Hawkins, USAF Mr Thomas P Hearn LCDR Danid B, Hendrickon, USNR Mr Jonadan B, Hensley CDR Michad A, Horera, USN Mr Douglas M, Hines * Mr Erik G. Holtkamp Mr Roben ,M. Hoskins, Jr

Shipmate, May 2003

CDRSedEHudginsllLUSN Maj Alexandei G, Ihde, USMC CDR Randolph B, Johnson, USNR LT John C Kennedy HI, USN LT Matdew S, Kid, USN LCDR Thaddeus J, Kuzida, USNR Mr Henry A, Laible CDR Joseph C Uulena, Jr, USNR LT Jams FLelio, USN a p t John E Lesnid, USMC LTJG John S. Lewis. USN Mr Carl C. Liebert HI * CDR Claude-RhUippe R D. Um, USN CDR Geoige A. Upscomb, USNR LCDR Mat'hew A. Ludwig, USNR CDRJeffreyRLukid,USN Mr Ridaid G. MacMurchy Lt C d Edwaid 0 . Magee, Jr, USMC LCDR Rene Martinez,'USNR CDRJohnK. Martins, USN LCDR Thomas A Manec, USN LT WJliara E M a n h s , USNR Mr Scott R McFarlane M R . Karen E. Meehan Mr Matdew J. Midea, Jr Mr Roben C Misd a p t Roben D. Monroe, USMC CDR Wdlace E Moore, USNR LCDR William R M u s d a , USN t CDRJohn LMykyra, USN Mr Stephen M. Nagy LCDR Christopho J. Newcomb, USNR LT Rad D. NeweU, USN Capt Sracey L. Noem, USMC CDR Robin Y Noya, USN Mr Camilo 0 . O'Kuinghnons, Jr CDR Susanne C. Opendavv, USNR LT John C Onega, USN Mr Steven E. Ono LT Ivan R. Pagan, USN LT Robert C Rado HI, USNR CDR Midad R Panen, USN Maj Curris M. Rermito, USMC * Mr Emst J, Rido, Sr CART Stephen M, Ritrof, USAF LCDRJohnW Rloheiski, USN Capt Louis E, Roore II, USMCR CDRJohn M,Quast USNR Mt David M, Quint Mr Alex J, Rapadas * xMr Jeflrey R Rayburn LCDR William ReJly Jr, USN Mr Enol E, Rideau, Jr LT Stephen Riggs, USN Maj Rob B, RobeRon, USMCR Mt Grdam D, Rogers CDR Erica L, SdJer USN LCDR Raul A, Sdsvig, USNR * LCDR David L, Sdiffman, USN CDR Charis L, SdiUing, USN CDR Rad E, Schoenbudet Jr, USNR Mr Thomas M, Schwab LCDR Scon C Seeberger USNR Mr Brian M, Shamblin Maj RhUip G, Shevis, USMC CDR Scon D, Slater USNR LCDR David G, Smid, USN Mr Michael K, Sraid LT Danid B, Snyder USN LT Rayome E Soupiso, USN LCDR Gregoiy E, Stefanon, USN LTJG Todd R Steggeida, USN LCDRJoanRStrayerUSN LTJamsE. Sdlivan, USNR Mr Steven M. Sylvsto Mr Jimmie C Tadlock, Jr * Mt Thomas A. Tdiafoio LT E S. Taylor USNR Mr G. Scon Thompson CDR Srephen M. Thorapson, USN Mr Ranick W, Tierney LCDR Roland M, TOWCR, USN Maj Andiew J, VuUlemot, USMC LCDR Ratrid J, Wade, USNR MsClareAWaIko Mr Daryl V Watkins Mr Robert J, Wehman CDR Dennis B, Whire, USN Maj Ksin E Whire, USAFR LCDRJams E, Willcockon, USNR

LCDR John C, Wlson, USNR Mr Richaid M, Witren * Mr F D, Wojcik Mr Timothy J. Wdf LT Erie E, Wood, USN LT Siegfried R. Wdff, USN Mr Andiew L. Yod 111 LCDRCailosJ.Zengotira, USN

Donor LCDR David J. Adams, USN LTJohnE. Alder USNR CDRLisaAAvila.USNR CDR Stevens. Battle, USNR CDRJohnT Bays, USN CDR Ross C Bearon, USN Mr Hany W. Benson LT Rad G. Buck, USN Maj Conrad Cddwell 111, USANG Mr Andrew P ailahan LT Ramon J. ancio, USN CDR Michad TCantweU, USNR LT Napdeon A. ayouene 111, USN MR. Lisa M. Cohn LTRudyJ.CiespimUSN LT Rodiigo M, Dill, USN LT Danid J. Doherty, USNR LT Toraas E. Funis, USN Lt Col Scott E, Erddatz, USMC CDRJohnH. Fickle, Jr. USN LT Midael D. Fields, USN LT Demenius L. FleweUen, USN Mr Geoige F Gandl LTJG Jason D. Ganison, USN CDR Gdrid E. Gomez, USN LCDRJohn D . H d r USNR Mr Robert E. Hdlavvell Mr Curt C. Hanman CDR Midad R Hadeway USNR LCDR Alan L Henmann, USN a p t Giegoiy T HiU, USMC LCDR Geoffiey A. Hoffa USNR CDRJaraaD. Houck USN LCDR Kenned A Inglaby USN Mr Brian M. Lee Mr Curtis T. Lee LCDR Jeffrey YMcGarry, USN Capt John J. McKenna, USMC LT Danid G. McMillan, USN CDR Giegoiy A. Millet USNR CDR Srephen A. Milone, USNR Mr Curtis A, Moigan LCDR Robert R Pinararo, USN CDR Rondd E.Piass, Jr. USNR CDR Jason A Rugh, USNR Mr Lon D. Rademacher Jr Maj Sreven W. Rdow, USMCR CDR Christopho R. Schenck, USN CDR Dan S. Sdindler USNR Mr Douglas M. Schutz CDR Ratrid 0 . Shea, USN MIS. Molly A. Shea Lt Col Danid J. Snyder USMC LTJohnM. Stringfellow USN LCDR Susan L. Sutrcr USN CDR Thomas A. Tomdko, USN LT Kent L. UbeUacker USN MIS. Maigaio M. Unoback LTDuaneAWdtos,USN Maj Kevin F Whire, USAFR LT Rose M. Whire, USN Miss Susan L. WJliams

1988 Totd Class Giving-$41,780 Average Gift - $169 Participation Rate - 25.5%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Stephen C. Hassell Mr Douglas A. Jones

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Allen R. Flanagan * CDRJosephPKeistiens.USNR

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr Alfred A. Bunge * Mr WUliam G. Cook * Mr Thomas J. Gaffney Mr David M. Gebhaidt * LT David J. Lucchsi, USN * Mr Christopho J. Rayton * LCDR Howard Rayton, Jr, USNR * CDR Scon R. Shire, USNR CDRJonE. Swanson, U S N R * Mr Whitney G. Tantleff * Mr Brian M. Van Noiman * Mr Chadwick K. Watson * LT W, Michael Weinstdn, USNR (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr Stephen T. Alexando Mr Kennon A. Arris Maj Kevin A. Brook, USMC Mr John M. Freese Mr Ephraim S. Garrett IV Mr Michael J. Giedidtis LCDR Robot R. Giasse, USNR LCDR Mad G. Hakun, USNR LT Timothy B. Heatherington, USN * Maj Mad A. Lamczyk, USMC LT David M. Uipez, USNR LCDR Scon F Manning, USN Capt Craig A. McCaner USMC * LCDRAIlenO.Miichell.USN Mr Adriaen M. Morse, Jr Maj Yodiyuki C Muraki, USMCR Mr Michad A. Musser Mr Timothy R. Noonan Mr James K. Owens * CDR Sean F Reid, USNR Maj Gregory W.Rouillard USMC LCDR Ridaid E. Scott, USN LT R. Edward Sloop, USNR Maj Kun A. Van Etren, USMCR * CDR Andrew EWickaid and Sara Sdas Wickard

Century Club ($100 - $249) LTRidJ,Achaon,USNR Mr Danid T Altomaie LT Timothy Andiews, USN CDR Alan Androski, USNR LTJamsEArguella, USNR CDRJohnK Bailey USNR Mt James ÂŁ, Banlen Mt G. Chris Bernard Mr Mark W, Bible LCDR Todd RBibza, USN Capt Bradley A. Bookwdrer USMCR LTMichdleJ. BoretriUSNR LCDR Vando L. Boudieau, USNR LT Phillip G. Bunce, USNR Mr Eugene A. Burcho Mt Manin M. Cade CDR Andiew LCddeia, USN LCDR Kenned W Caiaveo, USN MIS. Gretchen A. Cassidy * Mrs. Tauria B. Cadin CDR Michael F Chsire, USN LCDR Raul H, Chiisman, USNR Mr Brian R Clancy Mr David G. Cleary Maj Thomas M, Cleary NATGD CDRHankACdbum, USNR LT Dana W.Cook USN LCDR Chns Daugheny, USN LT Ridard W Dehn, USN * Mr Kirk A. Delmas LT Harry CDemiris.Jr, USN Maj Rdph A. Dengler USMCR LCDR Chad 0 . Dorr USN LT Peter G, Dunphy USN LT Rasheed El-Moslimany USNR LTJonM. Elston, USN CDR Scan T Epposon, USN LT Steven J. Erickon, USNR LCDR Brian G. Faike, USN Mr John R. Feldbmp, Jr Maj Damon E. Fields, USMC LT WiUiam E. Fiery USN Mr Dwight D. Fontilla

Mr Rodney B. Forte LCDR Renn D, Frey USNR Mr Ernest R Fuchs, Jr LCDR Glenn R, Gay USN * LCDR Nicolas J, Geiace, USNR Mr Lawrence E, Gloss LCDR Scott E Granger USN LCDR Jaraa L, Gray Jr, USN Mr Andrew J. Greene Dr Sean M. Hamilton LCDRJamsE. Hailan, USN LCDR Anne E.Heiner USN LT Dondd G. Holl, Jr, USN Maj Nancy L. Isncr USMC LT Robot C. Jackon, USNR Mr Brace A. Jobe * LT Neil R. Jurkovic, USN Capt Wesley B. Kaufman, USMCR * LCDR Shannon E. Kawane, USN Dt Jeffoy A. Kendiick Maj Kevin K. Kite, USMC MajMichadJ. Krdi, USMC Mt Daniel L. Kiamei LTJosephELasda,USN LCDR WiUiam G.Mager USN LCDR Mad E Maglin, USN LCDR Cyndia J. Manning, USN Maj David W. Maxwell, USMC LCDRAndonyJ. Mazzeo.USN LCDRJohn E.McKeon, USNR Dr Michad V. McMdon LCDR Liam R Merrick, USN CDR Andrew B.Mueck USN Maj Rad L. Muller USMC CDR Brandee L. Muiphy USN Mr Gregg M. Nakano Mr Christopho N. Neugebauo LCDR Rud A. Neugebaucr USNR CDR Michad S. Newman, USNR LCDR Dondd H. Racbid HI, USNR CDR Glenn W. Rendrid, USN CDR Alben D.Ropuse, USN Mr Michad J. Quilty LCDR Steven R Rasmussen, USN Maj Austin E. Renfonh, USMC CDR MadJ.Rozloff USNR LCDR Eric C. Runenbog, USNR a p t James C Saifeit, USMCR CDRWJliamB. Seaman, Jr, USN LT David U. Simon, USN LCDR Sreven D. Sladky USN LCDR Thomas E Sraith, Jr, USNR Mr James J. Stewart LT Sreven D, Stuck, USN * Mr Wesley 1. Summers Mr Hampton H. Tannei LCDR Maureen K. Toohey USNR LT John CTieuder USN aptToddCVaupd.USMC LCDR Edwin G. Veazey USNR Mt Michad H. Velne LCDR Chiisrophei D. Wanen, USNR Mr Bernard R. Wonei Mr Ford A. Williams CDR Shannon L. Workman, USNR Maj John T. Yanvary, USMC Mr Hardd S. Yelddl LT Joseph A. Zebrowski, Jr, USNR

Donor Mr Louis G. Adissi LT David J. Albrinon, USN Maj Deadrid D. Baker USMCR LCDR Kristin A. Bakkegard, USNR Mt Cabell W Baynes LT Danid L, Begeman, USN CDR WiUiam R Bray USN LCDR Christopho J. Bushnell, USN CDR Charis L. Cash, USNR CDRJeffteyAassidyUSN LCDR Ciaig A. Colby USNR Rastoi Richaid C. Gulp a p t Leo L. Debandi, Jt, USMC Mr Nelson J. Delgado LT Jams C Dempsey USN LTJG Shaun H. Donndly USN CDR Chiistopho S. Diewdlo, USN LT Craig R. Dudley USN LT Jose R Escobar Jr, USN a p t Scott H. Evans, USMC

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Capt Stephen A. Feiio, USMC LTGavinJ. File, USN Maj Jefftey E. Foite, USMC Capt Steven E. Gall, USMC LCDRThomas E Geoige, CEC, USN Maj Alan M. Greenwood, USMC LCDR Mark L. Hagenlocha USN CDR Christopho L Haikins, USN Mr Lawrence J. Heitzog Mr Andiew L. Hicb Mr Todd E. Hiett LCDR William WHiscock USN Mr Tiraody E, Hoke LCDRJoiyE Hupp, USN LT Jonadan R. Hupp, USN LT Leiand B, Johnson, USN Mr Eail F Jones HI CDR Thoraas K Kiss, USN LT Giegoiy J, Kolcura, USN CDR Jams RLdngen, USN Mr ChristophoJ, LaPenna Mr Mark A, Levett CDR Charls E, Litdfield, USN LCDR Mark RLotze, USN Maj Joseph R, Maguire, USMC LT Michad D, Mdaney USN Mr Michael J, Marchildon CDR Chads B, Marb HI, USN LTJG Richard B, McGrad, USN Mr Matdew McKiernan Jr Mr Douglas J. Moberg Mr Fidel A, Morejon CDR Chrisropher S, Mosher USN Mr Edward J, Murphy CDR Darren M, Olson, USN Mr Dean H, Orvis Mr Carl W Reteison, Jr Mr Thomas E Rietkisvicz Maj Ward V Quinn in, USMC LCDR Scon E, Rein, USN MajPadJ, Rock Jr, USMC LTJG DavidJ, RogeR, USN LT Richard TRomo, USN Maj Traothy M, Salmon, USMC Mr Mark F Scanlon LT Christopho F Schder USN LCDRJuan I, Segovia, USN (Ret,) LTWenenaH.Shimp.USN Mr Richard E SJva LTJG Midael W. Snead, USN Maj Chiistophei B. Snyder USMC LT Dorainique E. Soave, USN CDR Roben C. Sparrack, USN Mr William J, Stites, Jr Maj Ridard C. VaiU, USMC LCDR Vernon L. Wdlace, USNR LCDR Andew D, Wannamabr USN MtSconWWassd Mr Mdcolm S. Wheadey Mr Gregory J. Wild Mr Kid A WJliams Mr Henry H. Wingate CDR Michael M, Yancey USNR Mr Mark T Zobe

1989 Totd Class Giving-$32,960 Aveiage Gift-$151 Participation Rate - 22.4%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) Mr and Mis. Ben J. Koenig Capt Ronald S. LasoRa, USMC

Leadership Club ( $ 1 , 0 0 0 - $2,499) LT Raul M. Dabbar USNR * LCDR Bonny C M. Rodiak, USNR * Mr Christopho D. Quilty and MIS. Karen E. Quilty and

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) LCDRCdinJ. Evon, USN MR. Kathleen C. Johnson LT Michad D. McGetiigan, USNR * Mr Frank J. Menaichick, Jr LT Giegoiy TRusch, USN

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Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr Joseph M. Austin, Jr Mr Scon K. Baroun * Mr Rad M. Basile * LTBameyJ.CaireilVUSN* LT Andrew J. D'Ambrosio, USN LTAndiewj, Daicy, U S N * Maj Javiei Gaicia, USMC LCDR Baibara S, Goidon, USN LCDR Brenda K, Hess, USN Mr Daniel R, Hick LCDR Joseph WHuffdcr USN Mr Richaid S, Hdit Mr Jeffiey W Jons LCDRJeffieyP Maishdl, USN LCDR David E, Nosd, USN Mr Giegoiy D. Roneigo LCDR Maigaro L. Raybum, USNR LTJG John J. Tregoning, USN Maj Michael J. Ulss, USMC Mr Matthew H. Ungolcidei LCDR Roben Webber Jr, USN Mr MaikJ, Wiggins LTLmceJ,WooAUSNR Mr Raul J, Zippel

Century Club ($100 - $249) Mr Mad A, Autiy * Mr Michad J, Baird Mr Armando E, Batasrini LT Joseph E, Baumganner USN Mr Faustino M. Baysic Mr Roben T, Bennen, Jr Capt Olivo J, Block USMC Mr Wsley M, Boyce LCDR Dan W, Bmne, USN LCDR Chnsropha W Btuneit, USN LCDR Keid W Bizozowsky USNR LT Brian K. Buike, USN (Ret,) Mr John T, Budod ' LCDR Roben A H , a d y USN LCDR James J, Cammarata, USN LCDR Brian C, Canova, USN Capt Randdl D, Casement, USAF Mr Christophei M, Cashraan LCDR Biyan E. Cheseraan, USN LCDRJamsR Clautice, USNR LCDR Oiin B, Clay USN Maj Michael T, Cuccio, USMC LTRafadACurbdcUSN LT John A, Czajkowski, USN LT Evan D, Dash, USN LCDR Gary L, Ded, USN LT Jeffiey A Diaz, USN LT Joseph A, Eisen, USN LTWiUiaraC, Filan, USN LTTaniaLGaiza, USNR LTJulieAM, Gaudan,USN LCDR Midad J, Glenisret USNR * CDR Benjarain B, Goodwin, USN Maj Chades S, Gray USMC CaptMadAHagletUSAF Mt Eric J. Hannum Dr Joseph M. Howard LCDR Gregory C Huffman, USN LT Patrick G, Hunklet USN LCDR Kenned R, Johansen, USNR LCDR Srephen W Johanson, USNR Mr John L. Johnston HI MIS, Lynn A, Jons Maj Rondd F Jona, USMC LCDR Monica K, Joidan, USN Ms, Karen B, Kane LCDR Jeffreys, Ken, USN LCDR Charis A, Kimberiin, USNR LCDRAIbenC Kinney IH, USN Mr Keid A. Kirol LTPadS, Kruszb,Jr, USNR LCDR Aaron S,Kushner USN Mr Gontran M, Laraboty LCDRCatheiinc L, Lavvson SC, USN LT Rerei K, LeHaidy USN LCDRJohnM, Lewis, USN Mr Philipp Lindogan Ms, Maria S. Long LCDR Frednck R, Luchtman, USN Mr Scott B, Lysaght LT Scott A, Macmuido, USN

LCDR Srephen VMaitdl, USNR LT Matthew K, Manin, USN LCDRJohn C McClure, USNR Mr Ralph L McDonald Jr LCDR Tmothy S. McElligan, USNR Mr Jod S, McFadden * LT Robot M, Memmesheiraer USNR LCDR Michad D. Metzger USNR * LT Chads W. Mills, USN LCDR Steven S. Monis, USN Mr Jaraes D. Myers LCDRHariyJ. Rdto,Jr, USNR LCDRJohnD. Rdston, USN LT Loyd P Rhiddldoovo HI, USN LCDR David A. Robots, USN LT John LRogos, USNR LCDR Dde M. Rohibach, USN Maj Charia A. Rust, USMC LT David T Sadler USN (Ret.) LCDR Timothy E. Sandcno, USNR LCDR Michad TScaiiy, USN LT Matthew S. Scribner USN LCDRJoeC Shipley USN Maj Joseph S. Smid, Jr, USMC LCDR Randdl L, Smid, USNR Ms. Donna M. Stephenson CDR Traothy S.Taylor USN LCDR Christophei E Thomas, USN Maj Casey C. Tiavos, USMC LCDRWiUiamM.TiiplotUSN LCDR Gaiy N. Undowood, USN LT Randdl M. Unger USN Mr ChristophoJ. Urinyi LT Mad R. Vandroff USN LCDR Howard C Warna 111, USN (Ro.) LCDR Craig L. Wilson, USN Mr William A. Wilson Mr John K, Woodson Mr and MR, Andiew L. Yod III LTJG Vincent D, Zaiasua, USN

Donor Mr Kurt W Armbrust LT Bradley S. Armstrong USN LCDR Charies R Bailey USN LCDR Chiisrophei K, Baines, USN LCDR Richaid A. Bemrer USNR LT Glenn E. BIdler USN LCDR Jerry RBostcr USN LCDRJeffieyR, Biadbuiy, USN Mr Hany E, M, Biandicoun * Mr Danid D, Cadin LCDRJamsACaufieldllLUSN Mr Stephen C Cook LCDR Leonaid W W Cooke, USN Maj Albeit E Coichudo, USMC LCDR Lino Covanubias, Jt, USNR Mt David L. Cox, Jr Maj Richaid G, Deguzman, USMC Mr John E. DeU Mr Rad M, Dduca 111 LCDR Marie A, Demel, USN LTJamsR Doner USN MajDavidJ, Dowling, USMC LT Roben S, Duguay USN LCDR Raul A. Ghyzel, USN LCDR Catherine E. Gillies, USN LCDR Donald J. Glatt USN MR. Kristin A. Goodrich Mr Dave Greenheck Mr Ingai A. Giev Mr James C. Harris Mr Keid E. Hick Mr Chiistopho D. Hopkins LCDRJamsE. Howe,Jr, USN Capt Michael A, Jimenez, USMC LT David A. Johnson, Jr, USN LCDR Andrew M. Kenny Jr, USN LCDR Kaiin A. Kdinski, USN LT Michael R. Leffore, USN Dr Joseph E LePage LCDR Michael Lschinsky USN Mr Frank J. Letelliei Mr David M. MaiccUino LTThomasM. Mathis HE USN Mr Jams R. Maxfield IV LT Glenn R, Miller USN LT Robot E, Millon, USN Ms, Julie K, Modlin CDR Biian T Montgomay USNR

Maj William E, Moya USMC LT Stephen M, Newell, USN LT Brian B, Nichdson, USN LCDR P o o J . O'Connor USN Mr Sean P O'Donndl LT WiUiam C.Ormsby USNR Mr Dennis C. O'Rouike LCDR Bret N. Pasiuk USN a p t Thoraas R. Reck, Jr, USMC Mr Timothy B. RhUlips LCDR Ridaid C Rapson HI, USN LCDR Jams CRentfrow, USN LCDR Wdto W.Robohn, USN Capt Joseph R Schweitzer USMC LCDR Kevin G. Shanley USN Mt Jeffiey S. Shdton LCDR Danid S. Smdley USN LTMiltonJ. Songy.Jt, USNR Mr Matthsv S. Stuiges LCDR John A Tekved, USNR LCDR Mad D. Thonen, USN LCDR Robot L. Vdez, USN LT Kevin R Voss, USN LCDR Cdin S. Wdsh, USN LT Jaras C Wdton, USN LT Jaras C W s t Jr, USNR Mr Robert C Williaras 111 LT John J. Wilson IH, USNR Mr John G. Wdf LCDRCarolJ.WoraackUSN

1990 Totd Class Giving-$49,184 Average Gift - 5197 Particiption Rate - 27.1%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr Peter A. Landauer Mr Jonathan L. Salkoff *

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Dondd A. D'Andrea, Jr * Mr James W Forrester Jr * Mr Joseph M. Giacobbe * Maj Michad J. Martinez, USMC *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr John F Burns Mr Robert A. GJIetre Mr Rad S. Kmsh * Capt Andrew J. Leung, USMC * LTJohnS. Lunger U S N R * LT Emest R, Musseman, Jr, USN LT Davida Y Ndums, USN LCDR WJIiam E.Randall, USN

Tecumseh Club ($240 - $499) LCDR Cairoll W Bannisret USN LCDR Michael K. Bice, USN LCDR Raymond W. Bichaid, USN MR. Christy H. Biea Mr Pad S. Cotrer Jr Maj KeUy G. Dobson, USMC Mr Eric C. Feagler * MrTimodyJ. Fddhausen LCDR Robot T Gairetson, USN Maj Frank Johnston, USMC LCDR Harold R Katz, USNR LCDR Sean R Kent, USNR LT Kenn M. Knitrel, USN LCDRJohnG. Kuitz, USN LT David M. Uudadio, USN LCDR Craig R Laws, USN LCDR David J, MacDonald, USN Mr Sean E McHugh Mr Scott M. Mutiay * LCDR EloyOchoa.Jr, USN LCDR Richaid E O'Conndl, Jr, USN LCDRLauraJ. Pcaison, USN LCDR Chiistophei L. Pierce, USNR Capt Goidon K. Ray USMC Mr David M, SandeR * Mr Gary H. Savin LCDR Geoige K. Simonian, USNR LT Richaid J, Wdls, USN *

LCDR Jama B, Whire IH, USN LCDR Sabrina S, Zophy USNR

Century Club ($100 - $249) Maj Robot H, Aeschbad, Jr, USMC LT Midad D, Alsi, USN LT Stephen J, Amiaga, USNR LCDR Monty G, Ashliman, Jr, USN LCDR Timody C, Barkdoll, USN LTJG Dwight E, Barnen, USN LCDR Mad W, Bauoraeista USN Mr Raymond A, Berzins LCDR William A Bulls, USN LCDR Roben E, Bunger USNR Maj John R C d v e n , J r , USMC LCDR Robert G, Cannon, USN L T J a m s A a r r o U , USN LT Anne-Lynne Chapman, USN LCDRWiUA Claike, USN Mr Jeiorae D, Connei LCDR Wdrei A, Coppeans HI, USN LT Derek M, Cribley USN LCDRSpencoJ, CiispeU,USN Mr Martin W Cdbieth * LCDR Dianna M, Czeiewko, USNR LT Ernesto M, Ddarivderreia, USN LT Geoige J, Dennis, USN LCDR Midad K DeVaux, USN Mr David H, Dorton III LT Patrick M. Dungan, USNR Maj Everett W. Dunnick, USMC Mr Michad E Forstei Mr Wsley A. Freeman LTJG Brian L Friley USN LT Michad J. Gabrid.Jr, USN LCDR WUliam EGarrity, USN Mr Jeffreys. GiU LT Mad S. Godfrey, USN * LCDR Rondd E Gorman, Jr, USN LCDR EiickB.Goss, USNR LCDR Brian S. Gray USNR * LT Christophei E. Gronbech, USN LCDR WiUiara J. Guarini, Jr, USN a p t Joseph E. Gugluizza, USMC LT Henty L Guy Jr, USN Mr Robot E Hdl Capt Robert W Hansen II, USMC Mr Gerdd B. Haran, Jr LT Edwaid B. Hayns, USN Mr WJliara J. Headeiman LCDRJeffieyW.Hickox,USN LCDR Kenned E. Hobmann, USN LCDR RanickJ. Hogan, USN Maj Cartel L. Honesty, USMC LCDR Giegoiy D. Hoddson, USNR LCDR Robert F Jarddeza, USN CDR Alan Jarusewski and LCDR Linda Jarasewski M R . Donna L. Jensen LCDR Racquel M. Johnson, USNR a p t John W.Jons, USMCR LCDR Fiedenck W. Kacho USN LTJG Timothy J. Keller USN LCDR Jams A Kid, USN CDR Fail J. Knight IH, USNR LT Stephen Kod, USN Mr James J. Lawless Mr Chris M. Leramink LCDR Llewellyn D. Lewis, USN Maj Robert M. Liebe, USMC LT Samuel Lord, Jt, USN LCDR Steven J. Maiinello, USNR LCDR Srephanie A. Max, USNR * LCDR Jeffiey W M c a d e y USN LCDR Gilbert J. Milla USNR LCDR Michael R. Moore, USN LCDR Rebecca A. Moore, USN * LCDRJohn B. Mustin, USNR LTJeffieyJ. Naglestad, USN LT Michael D. Nash, USN LTJohnM, O'Biien, USN LCDRJonR Olson, USN LTTimothyJ, RdfleyUSN Mr Michael R, Persche LCDR Aaron S,ReteR, USN LT Mad A, Petroff USN LCDR Sara T P o w d , USN LT Mad E, Piybcll, USN LCDR Joseph R Rugh, USN

Shipmate, May 2003

LCDR Herbert R Race, Jr, USN LCDR Gregorv- A, Reppat USN Maj Mitchell D, Rios, USMC LT Luke S,Riner USN Mt Sean E Robinson * Dr WJIiam R Russ II CDR Duane A Sand, USN Mr Srephen C, Sdwara LT Colleen M, Shook, USNR Mt Jay R Singo LT S, Shane Smid, USN LCDR Wsley S, Smid, USN Mt Stephen .A Spagnuolo LCDR David J, Sramm. USN ,\lt Douglas A. Sraunion LCDR J m a G. Sroncman. USN LCDR Dav-id A Sueight USN Mr Rdph E. Sraan MIS. Jennifer A Swanson Ms. Janue A. Tang Mt Brvan L. Tauzer LTRaulJ.\yesky-.USNR Mr. Glenn R Weinstdn LCDR C K . W h e d e t USN MtKvleE.'Whire LTWJliamS. Whire, U S N * LT Samud B.Whinnan. USN LT Jdfrey B. WJUams, USN (Ret.) Mt. Sts-en D. WJUams * LT Mad L R Wmid, USN * MR.LidLWojdk LCDR Monre R Woodfin, USNR MajTomAYoui^USMC

Donor Mi.WartoiR.Abd.Jt LCDR Midad E. Araojo, USNR Dt Dean B. U .Asha LCDR RhJip J. Bedman, USN LT Robert M.Bea, USNR LCDR Broderid V Bedhout USN M R . Badiara L Bierden LCDR Viaor PBUidUL USN LCDR .Andrew- D. A Bunlen, USN Mr. Tunody M. Callahan Mr Roben A. Cameron Ms. Anne M. Cardoni M t Todd L Carlson LCDR Frands X. Castdlano HI, USN Maj Brian W. avanaugh, USMC LTJG Mad B. Chenowoh, USN Mr Michad L Christ LT Ndl B.Covington, USN LCDR Debord P Cox, USN CAPT Joseph Czopek, USMC (Ret) Ms. Kathryn E. Dailey Maj Mark'w. Deos, IJSMC LT EdwanI W. Devinney H, USN LCDR Leonard C DoUaga, USN LCDR John S.Downey, USNR Mt Jonathan D. Drews MtKunW.Eglsaio LT David Fong, USN LCDRJohn B. Frankhouser USN LCDR Goirge E Franz, USN LCDR Derd P Frasz, USN LCDR Mad S.GUben, USN Mr. Dondd H. GUI HI, LCDR Charls P Good, USN Mr. Danid L. GordJlo LT Sam K. Guertin, USN LTJG Hanis B, HdveRon H, USN LCDRJohn C, Hanman, USNR Mt Joseph G, Herhhy M R . Lisa M. HUer LCDR Crdg A Hoblando, USN LCDR Brian D. Huey, USNR LCDR Robert J. KeUetJt, USN Maj Joseph S.Kiefer USAF Mt John A Knight LCDR Midad A Kostidi, USN LT Maigaro T. Leary USN LTJams H.Lee, USN LCDR Tunody G. Leonard, USN Maj Christophei L Lovejoy USMC Mr Lawrence D. Marrin Mr Thomas J. McBride LT Eric S. McCartney, USN LT Michad A McCartney, USN LT Honore B. McGuire, USN

Shipmate, May 2003

Mt WiUiam G. Mclnaney Mt M i d a d D. Megead Mt Gregoiy G. Olson LCDR Midad CPeteRon, USN Maj Midael D. Pia, USMC LT John WRovvdL USN Mt Midad R Rein LTMadARinaudo,USN LCDR Elvin A Rodriguez, USN Mt John G. Romero IIJG Heidi G. Savage, USN LCDR Ridaid A. Schoemviesnet USN LCDR Theodore I. Scvpinski, Jt, USNR LCDR Genid K. Shanley USN LTTmiodyB. Smid, USN LCDR Scot R Soma, USN LCDRMatkW.Sortino,USN LCDR Timothy W. S p i c a USN Mt M i d a d A Sranzd, St Mt Jams D. Stowe LCDR Midad J. Vemazza, USN Mt Ranid A von zut Muehlen Mt Scon R Watd M t Mad E. Watkins M t WJIiam L. Watson LCDR Biyan R Wiight USNR

1991 Totd Class GK-ing - 540,432 Average Gift - 5158 Partidpation Rate - 29.8%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) LCDR Bradlev S. Carlson, USNR LT Teresa M.'Carlson, USNR

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) LT Joseph RBdch, Jr., U S N *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) .Mr John B, DeBrain * Maj Jeffiey E, Fdcone, USMCR LCDR Elton C Parka HI, USN a p t Jams M, Russo, USMC * Mr Tommy M, Short *

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Mr Roben E, Bamet Mr WJUam F Barry Mr David C, Berghdt LTCoiyABoucbUSNR* LT Alan R Bradfoid Jr, USN LT Christopher E G. Biiggs, USN * Mr Scon D, CaRon * Mr Andew L, ausey LT Roben B, Chadwick II, USN Maj Michad C, Conover USMC LCDR Shaunna M, Corcoran, USN LTPetoE, Davis, USN LT Michad E EUeR, USNR Mr David A. Evans * Mr Ardur L. Glasgow Maj Brent W. Goodrum, USMC LT Micbel L HamUron, USN * LCDR Dennis 1. Hayden, USNR Mr Grovei L. HeiskeU III LCDRMatdewT HiU, USNR LT MideUe D. HJlraeyet USN LT Chad M.Jungblud, USN LCDR RobertT King, USN LCDR Mate S. Ledeier USNR CDR Jennifo A. Lednicky, USNR LT Mark D. Ludovico, USN * Mr GUbert C. Niedendd * LT Robert WPickeiiU, USN LT Joseph RPopp, USN iMt Kenned J. Price Mr Dean Robison Ms. Margaro M. Scholzen * LT Konrad M. Sdrodo, USN Mr Yianis J. Selinidis LT Susan E. Slaven, USN LCDR Kurt F Smdl, USN LCDR Johnathon A Suazo, USN Mr Roben C SuUivan *

Ms. GisscUe J. TaUey LTJetfrcyWUhdcUSN LT Kiisten C Wallet USN LCDR Eric E Woelpet USN

Century Club ($100 - $249) M t Cailos R. Barata LCDRJonEBecbnan.USNR LTJamaD. Bell, Jt, USN (Ro.) Mt Eduaitio R. Benevids * LCDR Erie R. Bontson, USNR LCDR Jeffiey L.Boschert, USN LT Bobby J. Bray Jr. USN LT Kenned C. Biuley USN Maj Stephen C Bizostowsb, USMC LTJudeT Bude, USN M R . Maigret A. Cdldan LT Midad J. Carey USN LT Mauiice H. Can, USN LT Andony A. Case, USN * LT Zubin R Clemenre, USN LT Rodney S. Coleman, USN LT RusseU J. Coolman, USN M R . Christina B. Cox Maj Scon S. Cieed, USMC LCDRJohn RDelaoe, USN LCDR Anthony W Dducchi III, USNR LCDR BiyanJ.Didia USNR Mr Fad H. Diedrich LT David M.Diomsky USN LT Brian E Dulla, USN LCDR Scon W. Edwaids, USNR LT Dennis A. Espiritu, USN LCDR Arthui L. Edison II, USNR LCDRJohnW. Fancho USN LTJG Ridaid J. FarreU, USN (Ret.) LT David R Fields, USN LCDR Dominic A Flis, USN Maj Roben C Friedman, USMC LT Christophei Frye, USN LCDRJoseph RGadwiU, USN Mr Dondd D. Geismar H I * LT Joseph EGonschdk, USN Mt Hany M. Gray HI Maj Jason X. HackcRon, USMC LCDR Gilbert L Hageman, USN Ms. Penelope K. Haidy LCDR Richard E Hays, USN LCDR Edward G. Haden, USN a p t Eric W.Hildebrandt USMC Mr Jeffrey S. Hosking LT Danid LJablons^, USN Mr Dondd A. Jack LT Steven R Jacobs, USN Mr Micbd C. Kdset USMC LT Tenence D.Ladau, USN LCDR Fred W.Linday USN LCDR David 0 . Mann, USNR LCDRJeffieyA Manm, USN * LCDR Wdliam A McConvey V USN Mr Brian N. McCorkle LTJG Jeffrey D. McCreary, USN

LT Rob R. McGregor USN LCDR Sard C M. Moore, USNR Maj Christian L. Niccwainet USMC M R . Cynthia M. W. NobeR LCDR Rad C Nylund, USN LT Raul S. Olin, USN LCDR Jeri L. O'NeiU, USN and Mr Adam J. O'NeiU LCDRJuanJ.Orozco,USN Mr Daniel R O'Shea Mt Dennis E Rcnepacker II LCDR Dino Rietranroni, USN Mr John A. Price Maj Pad B. Quimby USMC LCDRPooJ. Ryan, Jr, USN LT Sara L. Sdtzsrein, USN LCDRWilliamTSdild,USN LT Robby F Schimelpfening, USN LT Chiistophei J. Schneider USN LCDR Michael D. Schulc, USNR Mr Robert M. Sehnert LCDRJulieH. Shank USN LCDR Justin M. Shineman, USN M r P e t o W Skelton a p t J o d u a G . S k u l e , USMCR LT PhJip E. Sobak, USN LTJohnD.SpencaUSN Mr Van R. Stats LT Michad S. Stephens, USN Mr Michad G. Strong * Maj Jeffrey RSmtz, USAF LT Midad B. Tanner USN Mr Jonadan J. Tatwuide LTEiicJ.Valen2uela,USN LT Steven G. Velotas, USN Mr Richard LWeidno HI LCDR Alexander M. Wilhehn, USN Mt Ridaid D. Wilms LCDR Gordon S.Wilson, USN LCDR Jeffrey S. Woodbury, USNR LCDR Dondd A Zaremba, USN Mr Mark E. Zukowski *

Donor Ms. Nana B. Adae Mr Brent K. Andberg LCDR Elizabed R. Bailey USNR Mr. G. Jaras Bder Maj Roben H. Bder USMC M R . Suzanne K. Barber * LT Crdg A. Benson, USNR LT RusseU J. Berlin, USN LT David B. Blackvood, USN LCDR David Buonerba, Jr, USN a p t William L. CampbeU, Jr, USMC Maj Jdie A. Carpenter USMCR Mr Timody T. Carr LT Kristin C Cervanta, USN Maj Dondd C Chipman, USMC Capt Jonadan D. Cole, USMC LCDR Timody A Crone, USN LCDR Thomas A Darby USN LCDR Cristobd M. de Miet USNR

LT Alron D. Ddane, USN LT Stephen D, Demeritt USNR LTJG Bruce M. Easteriing, USN LT Carrei B. Edge, USN Mr David J. EUison LCDR Hugh R Everfy, USN LT Pad J. Fdlace, USN Maj Micbd J. Foley Jr, USMC CDR Corey B. Franklin, USN Mr Thomas D. Fuglesrad LCDR Robert M. Gaudet USN Mt David G. Graulich Mt Brian T. Green LT David K. Gduzian, USN LT Matdew N. Hammond, USN LT David L. Holdsword, Jr, USN LCDR David M. Houff USN Ms. Karin M. Hughs Mt Lee A. Hunter LTJG Chiisrophei R. Huvvddt, USN LCDR David E. Johnson, USN LT John C Jona, USN LCDRJams KKdowsky, USN LTGiegoiyJ. Kelly USNR LTJohnM. Kern, USN Mr Lawience M. Kocisko II Mr Stanley J. Krasovic, Jr LCDR Frank E. Krevetski, Jr, USN LT Tracy ULaudadio, USN Maj Michad J. Lindemann, Jr, USMC LCDR Jams CLogsdon, USN LCDR MaiximUlian J. Lucas, USN LT Alexando R. Mackenzie, USN LT Pad J. Mcambridge, USNR LT Michad E. McEdem, USNR LCDR Shawn M. McGehee, USN LT Chrisropho S. Mcl^llan, USN LT John EMcVay USN LT Alden M.Mills, USN LCDR Kevin S. Mooney USN LCDR CaseyJ.Moton, USN LT Scon VMoweiy, USN LCDR Danid E. Muiphy USN Maj Richaid E Neitzey USMC LCDR Midad D. Neuset USN LCDR Richard L Norvell, USN LTTedM.O'Ned,USN LCDR Eric E. Otten, USNR Maj M a d T Rdmer USMC LTJohnJ. Panoson VI, USN LTJG WiUiam E. Pedeisen, USN LT Migud L Peko, USN LT David TReteRon, USN LT Stephen S. PhJpon, USN LTSconARitcockUSN LT Jeffiey M. Quinton, USN LT Michael S. Radke, USN a p t Midael W Rentz, Jr, USMC Mr Danid J. Sdraore Mr Roben A. Sandri Mr Gary L. Schaap Maj David P Shewfdt USMC LTDeiicJ, Sims, USN

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Mr Stewan G. Smid LCDR JensinW. Sommer USN Maj Shaun C. Spang. USMC LTTimodyJ. Spollcn, USN LT Rdph H. StoweU IV USN LT Thoraas R Teineus, USN LCDRThomas J. Teuschl, USNRR M R . Maigaio Ann G. Thomas LT Christophei P Vansickle, USN Mr Douglas A. Vaughan LCDRJohnJ.Vouriiotis,USN a p t Alexando J. Waugh, USMC LT Jason A Whitehead USN LCDR Douglas B. Whitney USN LCDR Dondd R. WJkinson, USN Maj Christian F Woitman, USMC LCDR Feto A Young, USN Maj Douglas D. Zimbelman, USMC

199Z Toral Class Giving-541,125 Average Gift-5145 Participation Rate - 29.2%

President's Circle ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 and above) Mr William E, Burgess HI *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Capt Curtis D, Diaz, USMC * Mr Maidsv T Heislo * MR, Shannon L, Murray * Mr Thomas C, Sareeram LCDR Charla A E Turner USNR MrStseWat*

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LT Geoffiey D, Bioderick, USNR LCDR Dennis E Dias, USN * Capt Todd WFeiiy, USMC LT Sean C, GiUepie, USN * Mr Geoffrey C Grdam Mr Scon R, Heislo LCDR Stev-en T Hejraanowski, USN LT John CHensel, USN LT MicheUe M, Hudson, USN LCDR .Addfo H.Ibarra, USN LT Rad R bwler USN LCDRJ.MarcdUblancUSN LT Joseph RMcMdlin,Jr, USN LCDR Susan S. Minton, USNR Mrs. Angda M. Muir LCDR Mark A Olson, USN CART Mdcdm K. Rdmore, USN Capt Frederick G. Schenk, USMC Maj Glen E Sharlun, USMC MR. Kristine K, Smith * LT Eileen B, Wove, USN LT Sreven M. Wove, USN LT Richaid L. Whipple, Jr, USN *

Century Club ($100 - $249) a p t Aimando Acosra, Jr, USMCR * Capt Thoraas P Adissi, USMC LCDR Geoige R. Arnold II, USN MrKyleW.Bdo* ,Mr Joseph R. Bddwin LT Marc C. Bdioni, USNR LTJohnJ. Bany IH, USN a p t Michad B. Bany, USMC LCDR TfoyD. Bander USN LCDR Judith M. B. Baumganner USN LCDRToddW. Boehra, USN LT Sean W Boyer USN LCDRJenkD. BiittUSN LT Ratiid T B i i t t USN LT Russell A. Brane, USNR Maj Andiew S. Burchfidd, USMC Mr Manuel M. Buiga Mr Michael 0 . Burns .â&#x20AC;˘vlr Matdew B. Cervaiich ,VIr Alec T Chdmeis LCDR Thoraas S. Chung, MC, USNR Mr Darin S. Cline LTJG Lea A Cower Jr, USN a p t Richard Collyer USMC

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LT Jeffery LCorder USN LCDR Scon R Coughlin, USN LCDR Anthony W Cox, USN Mr Keid A. Gusto LT Stanley R DJIard II, USN CART Pad Drake IV GAANG LTJohnD. Dunaway Jr, USN LTJaredV East USN LT Carl H. Ebosole, USN LT Peto S. Egeli, USN LCDR Alexando W. Elleimann, USN LT Tmothy E.Flecka USN Maj Vincent H. Fontenot, Jt, USMC LTJohnnyS. FoxlH, USN LT Jama R Gardner USN Mr Stephen D. Gaston Mr Robert R Gibbs II LCDR Lawrence E. Gonzda, USN LT Biyan J, Goidon, USN LT Andony M, Gray USN Mr Todd A, HamUton LCDR Chiistopho D, Haya, USN LT WUiam H,Heaney USN CDR William A Hoarder USN LCDRTimodyK Held USN LT Ralira S, HUddrand, USN LCDR Doyle K, Hodgs, USN LT Sean W Honon, USN LT Scon A Huff USN Mr John E, Jackon LCDR Roben J, Jezekjr, USN LCDR HoUyM, Johnson, USN LCDR Brad C, Johnson, USNR LT Robert G, Johnson, USN LT Jams B, Joyce HI, USN Mr Timody 0 , Kelley a p t Kevin J, Kennedy, USMC Mr StanleyJ, Keysalll Mr Waqai A, Khan LCDR Harlan J, Kickhocfet USNR LCDR Regindd T King, USN LTJeffreyW Kitchen, USN LTFiankJ, Kochenash,USN LT Glenn 0 , Koihom, USNR LT Edwaid W Lambert 111, USNR Maj DonddJ, Lane, USAF LTBiianJ. Leep, USN LT Maty Ann Leslie, USN LCDRJohnJ, Lewin, USN LT David B, LiUefloren, USN LTAnthonyJ. LinaidllLUSN LT Edwin j,Lucio, USN LCDR P o o M, Lundblad MC, USN LT Andiew C Lynd, USN LT Amy L Lyons, USNR Mr James R Maiquet LCDR ReteiT Mairenson, USNR Maj Demetrius E Maxey USMC LCDR Richaid K, McCaidy USN LT Richard K McHugh, Jr, USN LT Sracey H, McKee, USN LT Rina S, Mlnaiik USNR Mr Russell B, Mosier 111 LTJohnB,Modton, USN LT Shdby A Mounts, USN M R , Christine N, MunneUy LTBmceANdeyUSN Mr Fredeiic E, Nauck MajoiJamsD, Ned, Jr, USMC MrariRNease,Jr LCDR Dana A Nelson, USN Mr Jaraes C Noller LT Bren G, Odom, USN MIS. Judith R O'Fldoty LT Robert D. Owen, USN LCDR Danid L Racket Jr, USN LCDR Sean E. Parka USN Mr W. David Pdtzei Mr Hal T. Reidsv a p t Kiistophei E. Retry, USAF LT Robert S. Plyler USN IstLt Thomas M. Poindexter USMC LTRobenJ. Polvino, USN LTRobenJ.Poiad.USN LT Scon A Pritchaid USN LCDREiicJ. Rese, USN Mr John M. Reimann LT Lawience N. Ricafoit USN LT Douglas R. RogeR, USNR a p t Ciaig D. Rogoson, USMC

LT Brady S.SchJdknecht USN Mr Mark A. Sexton LT Rondd R Shaw, Jr, USN LT Hans E. Sholley USN Capt Aaron J. Smith, USMC Capt David W Sraith, USMC Mr Samuel D. Snow Mr Roderick E. Spiegd LT John S. Stamrareich, USNR LCDR Mad W. Stewart, USNR LCDRErikJ. Stohlmann, USN Mr Vance E. Stone LT Chiistophei M. Stopyra, USN LCDRRauUneAStomm,USN Capt Bonaid J. Stroud, USAF LTJG William S. Switzer USN LCDR Michad B.TaRch, USN LTJeffeRonLTiiplen,USN LTTievoiN.Tyler USN LT Loii L. Vanscoy USN LCDRMadJ.Vdtri,Jr,USN a p t Joseph D. Vinso, USMC LT a d C Voss, USNR * Isdt Samuel E. Wdker Jr, USMC LCDR Michad D. WareR, USNR Ms. Kristin L. Wan LCDR Kyle C Weaver USN LT David B. Wello II, USN a p t Edwaid J. Whire, Jt, USMC Dt David R Whindei LT Biyan D. WJIiaras, USN LTDavidAWojdowski, USN Mr Andiew D.Wolff* LTJG Bonnie R. Yado, USN LCDRStevenM.zip, U S N R *

Donor LT John B.Ahiens, USN LT jaras M.Alison IV USN LT Shane W Bishop, USN Mr Neal D. Botken LCDR Thoraas R. Buchanan, USN LT Patrick R. Byrne, USN LT Curris C. CaiioU, USN Mr John R Casey LT Midad C. DeWdt USN LT Roben LDevvitt, Jr., USN Mt Cunis T. Dinkd Mt Richaid E. Doyle LCDR Chiistophei E Duffy, USN LTWendeUS. Eaigle, USN LCDR KatieJ. Edwaids, USNR Mr Rhen F Fisher LT Mark D. Foldy USN LCDR David A Ford, USN LT Joseph K Fold Jr, USN CDRJohnB. Gaiiy, USNR LT Raul R. Gomez, USN Capt Michad E. Gieene, USMCR Mr Chiistophei J. Hdnes LT Sean E Hdey USN LTJohnM. Hdler USN LCDR LynY Hammo USN LT Unkyong Hand, USN Mr Dde A. Hanson LT Kevin L. Hinkaraper USN Mr Eric E. HouncheU LCDR Deanna M. Hubert USN Mr Joel R. Johnson Mr Judson E. Johnson Capt Heiben G. Jones, USMC LT Philip E. Kapusta, USN Mr John W. Kennedy LT Andiew E. Kenering, USN MajSconJ. Kish, USMC LT Kdd M. Kiragawa, USNR Maj Franklin R Kolbe HI, USMC Mr Daniel J. Ladrech LT Krista L. Lamoieaux, USN LT Midael K. Lane, USN LT Cheiyl H. Lauer USNR LCDR Hung B. Le, USN Mr Fernando A. Udantec LT Michael A. Mangan, USNR LCDR Mad WMatdys, USN Mr Charies A. McCartney LCDRJeffieyD.McCieaiy, USN Mr Mark A. McMunay LCDR Danen G. McRheison, USN LCDR BienWMiems, USN

Capt Michael J. Mooney, USMC Mr John A. Moses MIS. Stephanie A. Murphy LT Andony R Ndipovich, Jr, USN LT Stephen L. Nsvlund, USN Mr Christophei C Newraan LTLuisANicolao.USN aptViigJAPdumbo,USMC IstU Jams RPietJa, USMC MrJohnD. Rlatek LT Steven A. Ralph, USN a p t Robot C. Reaidanz, USAF LT Did H. Renick, USN LCDR Jeffrey D. Rickenbad, USN LTJonadanD. Rios, USN LCDR Michad J. Rod, USN LT David D. Rudko, USNR LT Eric A Saddler USN LT WJIiam J. SchneidoHL USN LT Edward A Schradct USN CDRChiistophaAScottUSN LT Jason G. Singleton, USN LCDR David G. Sbrin, USN Mr Rodney M. Skiipan LCDR Chiistopbi L Sledge, USN LTJayM.Steingold, USN LT Srephen J. Steditz, USN LT WiUiam B. Stevens, USN and LT Kady A Stevens, USN LT N i d d K. Stewart, USN LTDavidJ. Suchyra, USN LT Edwaid L. L. Sung, USN LTJG Michad J, Tiainot USN LCDR Jennifo M, Traum, USN Mr Peto C Twining LT Harold A Viado, USN LT Ian R, Warnbog, USNR LCDRJohnD, Weber USNR LCDR Flic S, Whitman, USN LCDR Chrisropho K WJliams, USN Mr Sreven D, Wodzinski LT Troy TWoelfd, USNR LCDR Scon W Wright USN

1995 Totd Class Giving - $23,995 Average Gift- $112 Participation Rate 22.8%

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr Robot S. Thoraas *

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mr Kenned W Shropshire, Jr *

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $ 4 9 9 ) LT Melissa Ahby USN and Mr David H. Ahby * LT MaiceUo D. Cacos, USN LT Jaraes C. Cummings, USN LT Jason G. Hammond, USN * Capt Steven J. Himelspach, USMC LT David S. Jons, USN LT John W Und, U S N * LT Steven S. Lee, USN a p t Panid S. McDonid, USMC LCDR Matthew J. Pawlikowski, USN LT Gregoiy R RcdeRon, USN LT Adam M. Plurapron, USN * LT Steven C Robeno, Jr, USN Mr Michad E, Schncidei LT Jason Wathen, USN LT Beauregaid M, Whire, USN

LT Kevin R Byre, USN LT Aon S, Caiman, USN Mr Christopher J, ChJbert Mr Cameron W Coata LT Christopho M, Dague, USN Mr Richard S, Davis LTJG Ted E,Dinklocket USN LTJeffieyJ, Diaeger USN a p t Jama E, Eivvin III, USMC LT Kenned L Ferguson, USN LT Nadm R, Figge, USN LCDRToddAGagnon,USN LT Fernando Garcia, USN LT Lynn A Gish, USN a p t Chrisropher T, Gravs, USMC Mr Marcus C Greenspan MrNodM,Griffid,jr LT John R Groh IH, USN a p t Casey E, Hannigan, USMC * LT Kevin K, Hanson, USN LT Gerdd THeyne, USN LTJG John J, Hogan, Jr, USN a p t Norbert J, Karczewski 111, USMC LTKevinJ, Kldn, USN LT Scon H, Kraft, USN LTJG Midad A Kdin, USN LCDR Manhew R Lear USN a p t Andew T Lehmann, USMC * LT John RLakovich, USN LTKidJ,Loftus,USN LTMd Ling A MaRhdl, USN LTJayAMacko, USN Mr Kevin J, McCloskey M t Eric J, McGowan a p t Edward D, McNdty, USMC LTJG John EMJlman, USN LT Kent W Mooie, USN a p t Joseph L Moreno, USMC LT Matthew A MORC, USN

Mr Andony J, Nave Mr and Mrs, Brendan J, NeUigan Maj Chandlo S, Ndms, USMC LT Douglas C, Ndson, USNR Major John C Osborne, Jr, USMC LT Rad C Osnowski, USN LT Christian J, PeteRon, USN Ms, Shannon C ReteRon LT Jams R, Ramiiez, USN a p t Matdsv B, Renter USMC LT Midad R Robis, USN a p t James B, RooR, USAF LTJohnJ, Rusnd, USNR Mt Glen E, Sabin LT Michad S,Sding, USN a p t Kurt J, Sderer USMC a p t Pcrei K, Sdiefelbein, USMC Mr Eric W Sieben LTTioyASolbeig,USN Mr Andre C Stephano a p t Jeffiey T, Stevenson, USMC LCDRJohn M, Smbblefidd, USN LT Shawn E Sweeney USN * LT Bren C, Sweet, USNR LTJGJohnATioneyUSN Mr David A, Vavasseui HI LT WiUiam R Waggoner USN Mr Matthew S, WdteR LT David G, Whirehead, USN LT Clay G, WiUiams, USN a p t Craig C Winh, USMC (Ret,) LCDR Geoffrey A Wright USN a p t John WYaiget USMC Mr Luis E, Yepez, Jr LT Laurence M, Young, USN LT Manhew D, Zerphy USN

Donor Century Club ($100 - $249) LTToddRAineson,USN Mr Matdew D, Aindd * LT Matdew L, Any USN LCDREiicJ, Bad SC USN LT Douglas C Bder USN LT Christophei S, Beaufait, USN LT Srephen A, Bishop, USN LTJ, Scon Boios, USN Mr RobertJ, Biaun LTBiyanJ,BuljatUSN LT Theodore M, Bud, USN

Mr Steven A, Adams LT Andiew A, Aoisio, USN IstLt Lodgerio B, Aqueza, USMC LTBenjaminJ,Ah,USN LT Julie A And, USN LT Laura A, Bajot USN LT Jeffiey I, Ban, USN a p t Ara E, Banon, USMC LTJGJohnABayless,USN Mr D, Geoige Beitei a p t Paul G, Bernstein, USMC Capt Charia T, Betty, Jr, USMC Mr Martin A. J. Blake

Shipmate, May 2003

LT Cohn A Bovvset USN Mt David S. Brook

LTKurtJ,Zdnen,USNR LT Midad E Zink, USN

LT Giegoiy M. Zotler USN a p t Mad W.Zipsie, USMC

LTJG Gregon- Onieron, USN LT Sdvadoi Contreras 111, USN a p t Scon E. Convv-ay USMC

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499)

1994

Donor

LT Jonathan L. Bingham, USN LT David E. Burb, USN

LTDev-anJ.N.Crosi,USN LT Sard .A Dados, USN LT .Andrea LD'.Ambn. USN LCDR Brad B. Davidson. USN a p t William L. De Rue. Jr, USMC Mt Brcndon T. Dibella LT Brien W. Dickon. USN LT Peto R Dutiur USNR Mr Danid G. Edert Mr Geoffrey A. Enns LT Robert k. Federal 111, USN Mt Midael S. Fladey LTMarcAGenuddi.USN a p t Midad L. GUdrist Jt, USAF LT Tmiodv S. Gudukas, USN LT Wayne b . G u n d e r USN LTDanidJ. Hdler USN Mt Terrance E. Hand LTBrianJ. Harris, USN Maj Ratrid R Hinle, USMC LTJG Matthsv R Hyde, USN LTJoscphRlreton,jr,USN Mr Jeffiey .A Jurgemev^ LT Thomas C K d t J t , USN LT Midad R Keid, USN LT Bradley L. Kinkead, USN LT Keid R Kintdev, USN LTSedKovendy,USN Mr Scon E. Lantzy LTCbdM.Laiges,USN LTJG Shavv-n G. Linton, USN Mr. Joseph E Lonerhos. Jr LT Jama W .Mason, USN Capt C h s t o L McMJlon, USMC LTKoinedMUvidJcUSN a p t Jacob N. MitdeU H, USMC LTEfrenCMojica,Jr.,USN MR. T d ^ y M. Monaco LT Cynthia V. Moigan, USN LT WJIiam M. Moriany, Jt, USN LTJG Jdfrey LMunoz, USN LTJayA Muiphy USN Mt. Andony D. MustJlo LT Derek J.Nisco, USN LT.AIfrolJ. OwingsH, USN LTJasonRPawlej^.USN LT Dondd E P e a c o d H , USN a p t Richard E. Petersen, USMC LIJG Douglas C PhUlips, USN Mt John V Roole a p t Brian C Rroaor USMC a p t Todd PRampey, USMC a p t WiUiam P Ravfield, US.MC LT C b d B. Real, USN LTJohnKReilley,USN C p t Norman L, Reiner USMC LT.AbenE Rice, USN LTJasonARich, USN a p t Sasan K. Saba, USMC LT Joseph .M. Santomauro, Jt, USN LT .Andew D.Schmidt USN LTKevinJ. Sdmidt USN C p i Jams .A SdneUe, USMC LT Karl U. Schda, USN LT Charls W S i t a , USN Mr David M. Smith Mr Chaley D. Snider LT Crdg M.Snyder USN LT Robert M, Sohovich, Sr, USN LT .Michad TSpoicer USN LTKevinJ, SnouA USN LTJG WiUiam E, Suber USN LT Micbd R SummcR, USNR * Mt Kevin C Tdbot LT Aundea E, Taplin, USN Mr Aaron T TeUier LT Manhew A, Testerman, USN LTJodCTiandam,USN LT Kenned A Ubid, USN LT Manhew LWagle, USN a p t Maik C Welch, USMC LT Derek S. Wasman, USN a p t Gregoiy J. Wilson, USMC LT Eugene M, Woodmff USN

Shipmate, May 2003

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999)

LT Craig L, Abraham, USN LT Jdiana F Antonacci, USN a p t Vicroi W, Aigobiight II, USMC LT Elliot S, Avidan, USNR LT Danid B, Bilovv, USNR LT Heather M, Bode, USN

Mr Todd G, BriU

a p t Patrick M, Bulger USMC

Totd Class Giving - $14,541 Aveiage Gift - 594 Participation Rate - 18,8%

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LT Marc D. Boran, USN LT Jams M, Crinimins, USN LT fadeiine A Hon, USN Mr Jams E Jackson, Jr * LTAndrewJ, Pavne, USNR LT Sjdari S, Rd'lora, USN a p t Rodolfi) A Quiles, USMCR * LT David B, Snider USN * LT RidanI C, Vde, USN LT Christopho W d d , U S N *

Century Club ($100 - $249) .AnonvTllous LTAbertAngd, USN CAPT Jeremid J. Ahcroft 111, USN * LT Rdph C. Baja, USN ENSRobertJ. Bdlistojt, USN Mr Gregoiy ,M. Bide LT Charls J, Bowser IH, USN a p t Joseph E Buss, USMC a p t Dayton Cdhoun IV, USMC LT Tracy-U Clark, USN LT Kimberley T Cowling-Jordan, USN LT Sean N, Cronin, USN LT .Michad J, Delgiosso, USN Mt Gany M, Devingei LT John B, Downs, USN LT jonadan C Duffy, USN a p t Philip H, Dwyer USMCR Ms. Krisrine C. Edwards LT Manhew W Edwards, USN LT Daniel M. Emery, USN LT Sean M. Edey, USN LTJohnR Fitzgerald USN LTjGKaiynJ.GoingerUSN LT Roy R'Gilbert Jr, USNR LTJG Danid C. Goidon, USN LT K d d E, Hanraan, USN LT Brian W, Hawkins, USN LT Matthew A Hawk, USN Ms. Karen M. Heine .Mr Gregoiy H. Hiynisvicz a p i Michael H. Johnson, USMC LT|G -Adam S. Kinnear USN LTJohnN, KochendorfaUSN a p t Thoraas A, Lenhaidt, USMC LTAdaraC, Lyons, USN a p t Jams P McDonough HI, USMC LT RobertJ, MeiiiU, USN Mr John R, Messick Capt Ricardo Miagany USMC LT WJliara WOley USN LT Christopher L RsJe, USN Mr Bide H. RhiUips LT Pad G, Prakopovich, USN Mr Manhew B, Reimann LT Robert M, RoberR, USN Mr Ksin J, Rowe Mrs, DanieUe L, Sabin Mr and M R , David J, Sdmons LTIG Stefan T Siddmed, USN Capt Jams T, Spolyar USMC LT Marcus A, Startzel, USN LT Scon A, Suozzi, USN Ms, Alicia M. Switzo LT Andony A. Tucker USN LT Johnny A. Van Slyb, MC, USN LT Jana A. Vavasseur USN Mr Vann H. Wdke LT Brian R. Week, USN * LT Brian R. W d s b r USN Mr Daniel A. Wstenbeigo LT Jeffiey L. WiUiams, USN LT Jeffiey RWissel, USN

LT Joseph F a i i l l i , j i â&#x20AC;&#x17E; USN LT Ryan T C i n o n , USN a p t Shawn R Cunningham, USMC LTRetoJ,Ddve,USN LTJosephJ, Dantone IH, USN LCDR D'Eiicy R Davis IV USN Cipt Keith R, Deokoski, USMC LT a r i W DeGrace. USN LTJohnD. Denneyjr, USNR LTDavidJ. Doraody USN LT Ganh R Deviia, USN LT Roben V Doheny, USN LT Jams R Dunn IH, USN a p t Tyrone H. Fend, USMC LTJG Frank E. Gianocaio, USN ENS Trent R Goodng, USN Mr Eric W Green LT Scott A. GundcRon, USN LT In H. Ha, USN LT Jams W.HaneU, USN Mr Marty G. Hayden LT Stephanie A. Henson, USN LT Leon A. Higgins, USN a p t Traci T, Hoffman, USMC LTKaseyT Ingram, USNR LT Biadley D, Jdil, USN LT NeJ E Keegan, USN LT Jose R T U o i e n l H , USN a p t Chiisrophei W Lovell, USMC LT MaxweU J, Luter USN LT WiUiam H,Mdlorv, USN LT D, Wilson Mark, IJSN LTDanreJ, Marzena,USN a p t Jose L,Meicado,Jr, USMCR LT Philip S, Miller USN LT Thomas R Moninger USN LTJG Jeffrey J, Moioseni, USN LT Christopho A Nash, USN LT Jaras E,0'Hairah,Jr, USN Isdt Thomas M, Rdraquist USMC LTAexandoW Pease, USN Capt Michad J. Perez, USMC MIS, Shannon C Renin Capt Randolph G, Rugh, USMC LT Jennifo A Rochvdl, USN Capt Brian A, Ross, USMC LT Kevin E Shaeffer USN (Ret) LT Kdly M, Shekida, USN LTEIissaJ, Sraid, USN LTToddL Smid, USN LT .Anthony J, Staffied USN LT Paul R. Steiet USN CRTThoraasB. Stroud, USA Mt WiUiara A. Tansey LT Moigen Ten Hoopen, USN a p t Aison J. Thompson, USN LTAwinEWessnerUSN LT Srephen D. Whire, USN Capt Ahmed T. WiUiamson, USMC LT Kenned B. Wlson, USN LT Roben E Wiid, USN LT Thomas G. Yamaraoio, USN

1995 Totd Class Giving - 521,611 Aveiage Gift-$123 Partidpation Rate - 21.6%

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) LT Djamal Pullom, USN LT John RSmolen, USN

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) LT Andiew F Carlson, USN LTJo.sephL Geary, USN

LT aderine E. Cunningham, USN (Ro.) LT Kennoh A. Ebot, USN LTD,ividJ.Fadinle,USN LT Sean D. Fujimoto, USN LT Anthony R. Gonzalez, USN LT Rogo D. Heinbn, Jt, USN Capt Arnold M. Kiefet USMC LT John Mui, USN 2dLt Timody D. Ogden, USMC * LT Pedro E. Paz, USN LT Sara L. Santoski, USN LT Gaiiick L. Stride, USN LT Micbd Z, Szilaid, USN

Century Club ($100 - $249) LT Raymond J. Abaiado, USN CART David B. Andeisen, USN a p t Robot 0 . Bailey USMC Capt Charies J. Basham, USMC Mt Douglas R. Blackburn LT Nicolas J. Biuno, USN LTCoieyABurdiU, USN LT John E Campbell, Jr, USN LT Max K. Casro, USN LT Lloyd ChurdUl, USN LT Nancy D. Clay USN LT William E Coleman, Jr, USN LT Lynne A. Corso, USN LT Hugh M. Ddnet USN LT Angd M. Dawkins, USN CARTWiUiaraD. Day USN LT Robert L. Dinunzio, Jr, USN LT Kadleen E. Dunne, USN LT Head E. Epdoose, USN LT Christian R Fassari, USN LT Brian M. Fitzpairick, USN LT Thoraas E Foster Jr, USN LT Carlos A Gdan,Jr, USN LTAoheaB. Coding, USN LT Robert H. Goodwin, MC, USNR LT Kenned W Gizymdski, USN LTJeskoM. Hagee,USN LTTioy D.Hamilton, USN LT Keid R. Hanson, USN LT Vicroi E. Hare, USN Mr Grdam T Hawkinson LT Giegoiy C. Jones, USN Mr Keid A. Kelley LT Ryan T Keys, USN LTJGEdwardJ. Kinsella, USN LT Jonadan RKirsch, USN LTJohnD. Krdl, USN LT Kurt A Kyle, USN LT George M. Lawler USN Capt Elridge C Leblanc, USMC LT Brian I Undoeifer USN Mr Eric T Lovvman LT Sreven E. MUewski, USN aptToirens G. Miller USMCR * LTJG Kyle A Millet USN Capt Dondd A. Mockenhaupt, USMC LT Robert R Monahan, USN LT Eric S. MueUer USN Capt Kyle D. Munay USMC LT Arvis D. Owens, USN LTJG Timothy W Paneison, USN LT Gregory K. Ravlyd, USN LTBrianJ. Peck USN Capt Thoraas H. Presecan, USMC LTBaidey A Randdl, USN LT David K. Richaidson, USN LTDeboidJ. Robeige, USN LT Pad M. Roche, Jr, USN LT Peto R, Rowdl, USN LT Gerddjams M, Sanriago, USN LT Jason J, Schneider USN Capt Matthew A, Senn, USMC LT Blanca A, Shaeffer USN (Ret,) LT Stephen E Shedd, USN Mr Chad D, Sloan LT Christophei L, Smith, USN LT Hd S, Snapp, USN LTTiisbR, Snyder USN LT Sylvesrei L, Stede, USN

LTKeiiyASteicula,USN Mr Erin J. Sullivan LT Spencei C Templeton, USN LT John M.Tdly USN LT jeffoy A. Villanueva, USN Capt Kipp A. Wdlgien, USMC LT Shawn R. Wattis, USN LT Brett K. WIcox, USN LT Douglas L Williams, USN LT Roben A. Wdf, USN

Donor LT Rad V Acquavdla, USN Capt Jay C. Atle, USMC Capt James A. Bates, Jr, USMC Ms. Michde Bennett LT Matthew L. Beran, USN LT Tmothy C. Beizins, CEC, USN LTJGMollyJ. Boron, USN Dr Reuben E. Biigety II LTPatiickJ. BiophyUSN Mt Helmut Bunno LT Jonathan D. Cdvert, USN LT Scott M. a i m o d y USN Capt Mimi CortieU, USMC LT Michael B. Davia, USN Capt Frankie R Delgado, USMC LT Eric L. Denis, USN ENS Andrew T. Dombrowski, USN LCDR Cheryl Dudley USNR and LT Flic M, Dudley USN (Ret) LT Matdew D, Eby USN apiBrenAEhlerUSMC LT Brian C, Erickon, USN LT WUiam M, Ganen, USN a p t Michael D, Gonzdez, USMC LT Chnsropho M, Hodrick USN LT Cde M, Holman, USN LT Christophei H, Inskeep, USN LT Kim M, Jagidio, USN ENS Rdph C, Jons, Jt, USN LT Rad W Judge, USN M t J e n y D , Kdio LT Ridaid P Knapp, USN LT Neil A. Kopiowski, USN LT Kiisrine N, Kon, USN LT Kara A, Koulohoas, USN LT Scott C, LucR, USN LT James H, Mairindde, USN ENS Midael C, McGaiity, USN LT Eniique G. Molina, USN LT Sean M, Mud, USN Capt Nancy L, Olson, USMC LT Frank E, Ragura, USN LTJohnRPienkowski, USN ENS Michad R Pieice, USNR a p t Andiew TPiiddy USMC LT Stephen M, QuaUe, USN Capt Jonathan R Rembold, USMC LTJG Bradley N, Rosen, USN Capt ChristophoJ, Sample, USMC LT Michael G, Santomauro, USN LTJamsD. Shell, USN ENS Shawn C, Sraith, USN LT David R Smid, USN LT Michad T Spoonei MC, USNR LT Heathei L, Szilard, USN LTJG David M, TiujiUo, USN LT Roben H. Vroraan, USN LT Chiisrophei H. Wheder USN Mr Mark A. Williamson Mr Michad D. Wimo LT Pad H, Wingean, USN LT Chad A Woidlcy USN LT Sarah L Wright, USN LT Michael R, Yoity, USN

1996 Totd Class Giving-$27,194 Average Gift-$171 Participation Rare -18,8%

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) LT Michael J, Brons, USN Capt Louis A, Camaido II, USMC * ENS Michad C Hliott USN LT Ravi S, Veraulapdii, USN

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John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) Mt Brian H. Benedia a p t Robert D. Chiaiurtini, USMC LT Michad R Jarren, Jr., USN LT P o o G. Rodgeis, USN LT Brian T S d r u m , USN LT Rebecca A. Srein-Nonon, USN LT Matdsv E. Taraboui, USN a p t Kennie Vdez, USMC Capt Zachaiy G. WJUams, USMC

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) a p t Tonya R. Baiz, USMC and a p t TyloN. Bush, USMC a p t Amy E. Benas, USMC LT Stuan H. Blancbne, USN LTJG WJIiam R Butler USN LT Jennifo N. Delia Barba, USN a p t Paul E. Deveaux, USMC LT Aaron W.Dhnraock USN LT Kyle W.Hastings, USN LT Nadan C Kring, USN a p t Sracey H. McCUntid, USMC LT Alan W. Monis, USN LT Charls U Nelson, USN LT Banon L. RhUlips, USN LTRidM.Ursery.USN LT WJIiam B.Warner USNR 2dU Thomas M. Wdter USMC

Century Club ($100 - $249) IstU Marc D. Amos, USMC a p t Andony Baggs, USMC LT Midad C Bodene, USN LTYolandaEBldrUSN LT Anna E Boyd USN LT David D. Carnd, USN LTJUIRCesari,USN a p t John D. Coidone, USMC LT Sean R Ddron, USN LT Tracey LDelk, USN LTManhsvJ.Drag,USN LTJams M.Dunbar, USN Ms. JUl E. Emerick Mr Steven M. Emerick a p t Craig G. Erlanger USMC LT Matthew W. Fair USN a p t Leo J. Fitdanis IV, USMC Capt Christopho B. Flynn HI, USMC Dr Stephanie L Freccia LT Rigoberto Garda, USN LTManhsvG.GUIe,USN LT Midad N. Goad USN LT Thomas J. Grady USN LT MideUe M. Gray USN Mt Brian R. Gusravson a p t Marius L. Haiiison, USMC LTTffany A Hatfield USN LT Scott B. Hanaway USN ENS Travis W Hays, USN LTRooAHeidelbogerUSN LTCoiyWLHuyssoon,USN LT Debra A Kauffman, USN LT Michad J. Klinke, USN LT Matdew J. Laben, USN LT Mark E Lambert, USN LTJG David Loo, USN LTTabadaALotze,USN MrJohnD.McBiyde ENS Kevin J. McHde, Jt, USN LT Jennifo R Mills, USN Capt Stephen J. Monsout USMC Capt Benjamin T. Pipes, USMC LT Gregory M. Roach, Jr, USN LT Juan CRodane, USN LT Lslie S. Sdreinet USN LT Anthony D, Singleton, USN Capt Daniel B. Smith, USMC LTJohnE Sdlivan, USN a p t Glenn H. Vandisdde, USMC LT Eric E. Wannamder USN Capt Lawrence A. White, Jr, USMC * LT Darren B. Wlkins, USN LT Hugh E. Winkd, USN LT Rodney H.Yoger Jr., USN

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Donor LT Michad J. Adams, USN LT George J. Austin, USN LT Robert M. Bauge, USN a p t John E Berrigan III, USMC LT Jeffrey R B s s l e t USN a p t Christopher L. Bopp, USMC LT William B. Bulkhead, USN LT Rodman D. Buriey HI, USN Ms. Michde L. Casey a p t Dawn N. Corcoran, USMC LT Joseph B. Davis, USN LT Tracy H.Davis, USN LT Maik R. Debuse, USN a p t Jeffrey S. Dimmig, USMC LT Jaras E Doling, USN LT Trenton B. M. Douden, USN LTTeisaEEIdeR,USN a p t Gerald J. Finnegan, Jr, USMC LT Brian S. Ficzpauick, USN Isdt Edwaid W Floyd, USMC LT Traothy S. Fontana, USN LTJG Keid A Gdloway USN LT Brian K. Genron, USN LT WJliara EGJioy USN LT Michad A Giova, USN a p t Brian T Giana, USMC LTAndrewJ. Hedey USN LTJG Michad E. Heben, USN LT Thoraas B. Heck, USN LT Erica L. Hoffmann, USN ENS Jessica L. Jerome, USN LT Michad L KJmuiray USN LT Matthew S.Koeiber USN a p t George W. Lundy HI, USMC LTMidadJ.Majewski.USN LT Jama L MaRh, USN LT Chiistophei E. Martinez, USN Mr Charls W Mayo HI LT Antoinene M. M c a n n , USN and Mr Steven W McCann LT Samud J. Messet USN LTJayAMihdUSN LTSedAMUlerUSN LTJG Marguerite A. Morrison, USN LT David B. Noble, USN LT Cbisrine R O'ConneU, USN ENS Michad J. O'DonneU, USN LT Joseph A. Facapaniccia, USN a p t Teague A. Pastd, USMC LT Steven J. Rerchdski, USN LT Andew M. Person, USN LT Andew J. Quaim, USN a p t Jaras C. Reynolds, USMC LTPetoJ.Riebe,USN LTAdrni D.Robinson, USN LT Clayton A. Robinson, USN a p t John E. Samo, USMC LT Rayraond E Sdlauch, Jr, USN LT Jonadan L. Schmitz, USN LT Michad L Shepard, USN LTEricJ.Sifferlen.USN LT Kevin L. Snode, USN LTJG Brad W. Snodgrass, USN LT Gregory D. Sutton, USN LT Manhew E. Thompson, USN LTJohnE Van JaarsveldlH, USN LTChadwickJ, White, USN

a p t Ayssa R. Harper USMC LT Chiistophei S. Irwin, USN a p t Pad K Johnson III, USMC LT Suzanne M. Johnson, USN LT Haidd M. Kim, USN ENS John W.MabiylH, USN LT Manhew M. Matthias, USNR ENS Charls A. McLenidan 11, USN ENS Spenco L. Robinson, USN LT Raul C Sameit, USN IstLt Rhonda B. Scon, USAF LT Jonadan E. Spore, USN LT Jacob V. Spraance, USN LTJG Aaron W. Swenson, USN LT Danid WTuibcville, USN

Donor LT Francisco J. Asina, USN LT M i b E Anzdotti, USN LT Brian E B d a USN LT Francisco X. Bdderas, USN a p t Eric A. Bowen, USMC LTJGJohnS.BraddockUSN a p t Richaid K. Biown, Jr, USAF LTTimodyJ. Bude, USN a p t Brian M. Burns, USMC a p t BradleyJ. Butler USMC LTJG Brice D. Casey USN LTJG Kid A ChrisioffeRon, USN LT Bryan L. CIdimont USNR a p t Jonadan A. Dreder USMC LTJG John E Evans, USN LT Ford CEwddsen,Jr, USN LT WJIiam A Fleck n, USN LT Coiy R Gaconno, USN a p t Jason L. Gibson, USMC a p t David C Josefoisky, USMC ENS Kfistian P Keanon, USN LT Roman Kogan, USN LTJG JajaJ.EMaRhd, USN a p t Coty J. Martin, USMC LT Biadley S.McNaiy, USN LT Rondd C. Mims, USN LT Laura G. Muiphy USN a p t Nidolas C Nuzzo, USMC LTJams M. O'Biien, USN LT Sean D. Opitz, USN Ms. Natdie G. Rastorin a p t MadsvJ.Pfeffer USMC LT Scon D. Robots, USN LT Peto G.Rybski,Jr, USN LTJG Brian J. Sandbeig, USN LTJG Phillip T Simpson, USN LT Edwaid D. Sundbog USN a p t Thomas C. Sweatman, USMC LT Roben G. Toreadt, USN LT Jama T Thorp, USN LT Jerry RToUeyJr, USN LT Scon E Tompkins, USN ENSTawnyaR.Tschache,USN

LT Michad E Turner USN Capt Brian R Voss, USMC LT Mark R Wstmordand, USN Capt Brian R Wood, USMC

LTJG Samanda L. Stdl, USN LT Joseph B. Symma, Jr, USN ENS David C Varona, USN ENS John RZurn, USN

1998

1999

Totd Class Givmg-53,065 Average Gift - 56i Participation Rate - 6.5%

Told Class Giving Average Gift - 550 Participation Rate 3.

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499)

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499)

LT Michad M.Morgan, USN

LTJG Maty K. Hays, USN

Century Club ($100 - $249)

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999)

Capt George A. Bancroft H, USMC LTJG Rodney L. C a ^ , USN LT Erin M. Corcoran, USN ENS Anastasios Koutsopetras, USN LT David B. McKeIvy, USN ENS Christopher L. Moylan, USN LTJG ChristinaJ. Ned USN LTJG Kristopho W Srondtet USN 2dLt Brian M. Vogd, USMC

IstLt Christopher C Johnson, USMC

51,557

Century Club ($100 - $249) LTJG Briron R. Bischoff USN 2ndLt Tonio D. Daorrento, USMC ENS John R Ryan, Jr, USN LTJG Christopher J. Yliralo, USN

Donor Donor LT Everen M. Acorn Jr., USNR 2LT Bren A Alison, USMC LTNathanidA.BdlcyUSN LTJennifoS. Bder USN LTJG Cinda L. Brown, USN LTJG Brian M. arapbeU, USN LTJG Cunis W Cionin, USN a p t Jeanne K. Daffion, USMC LT Elisabed I. Davis, USN LT David V Desantis, USN Capt Jams S. Dorlon, USMC 2ndU KeUy S. Dunbar, USMC LTJG Shane J. Eisenbraun, USN LTJG Lynn R Fodiea, USN LTJasonRFox,USN ENS Veronica A Gde, USN 2dLt Gieig T. Gehman, USMC LTJG Brian C. Guise, USN ENS Louis M. Gutierrez, USN ENS Rerer L Hansen, USN LTJG Joshua THuggins, USN LTJG Benjamin M. Lewis, USN LTJG Shane TMarchai, USN LTJG Dde E. Madeny USN LTJG Ronnie D. MeriJl, USN 2dU WJliara B. MiUen HI, USMC Isdt Manhew E Fdraisdano, USMC LTJasicaARidgleyUSN Mr Mark J. Roland LTJG Jay E Siembieda, USN 1st Lt Jonadan B. E Snavely USAF LT Guy M. Snodgrass, USN

ENS WiUiam B. Brook, USN LTJG David T Burns, USN LTJG Nadan L. Conner USN ENS Andrew CEichter USN LTJG Eric C Greifenberger USN LT Mark A Haas, USN ENS JacquelynC Haye, USN ENS juan Hins, USN ENS Kerry A Hudson, USN LTJG Kenned J. Kurz, USNR LTJG Sofia G. Mackie, USN ENS Jams M . M d e r USN LTJGJdiaH.Mason, USN Isdt Sara E McGrad, USMC LTJG Jason A Mendenhdl, USN LTJG Kadleen M. Merkle, USN Mr Yassen S. MJdaUov Mt Ivajlo D. NJtolov LTJG RhiUip L. O'Donndl, USN IstLt Richard A. Rasmussen, USMC LTJG Ryan D. SmigUl, USN ENS Thomas R Taylor Jr., USN LTJG Andrea C Wdker USN

zooo Totd Class Giving - $2,365 Average Gift - 547 Participation Rate - 6.2%

Century Club ($100 - $249) ENS M i d a d Beaty, USN ENS Janice L G d d m a d e t USN

Mr Shannon D. W J U R

LT Eugene B. Wright, USN

1997

55,290 Totd Class Giving Average Gift - $71 Participation Rate - 9.f

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) LT Mark C Bums, USN MIS. Jennifo H. Johnson LT Midad R Kline, USN a p i M i c h a d J . Shea, USMC

Century Club ($100 - $249) LT James E. Biggeis, USN LT Joseph R . a i n e y M C USNR 2ndLt Deiek J. M. Diorio, USMC LTJG W Matdew Evans, USN

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ENS Bryan W Gtuben, USN ENSPhUipJ. Hamon.USN ENS David M. Mayor USN Isdt Jeffrey V McCarthy USMC ENS Kevin M. Mdnert, USN LTJG Kristen N. Ranindlo, USN LTJG Gmlfriid W. Robinson. Jt, USNR ENS Jdi Sdmidt USN Isdt Bennen H. Shapiro, USMC Isdt EidT Sprague, USMC ENS Jeffrey A Stewart, USN ENS Hunrei C Thompson, USN ENS Chiistopho M. Vdasco, USN LTJG Robert J. Wheat USN

liKrestricttddfts ih ZOOZ totalltd$7Z.8 mllioK. 1Z,457 doKors Ma.de KKrertrictediifts iK ZOOZ More tkaK kalj (55%) oftke Mtudtrs ojtke Class of 1954 wide adft iK ZOOZ.

Donor Isdt Andony J. Angdonc, USMC ENS John M.'Baket USNR LTJG Ptice C Cbdwid, USN 2ndLt Jason E. Hernandez. USMC ENS Maurice K Karagioigos, USN ENS Eic D. Krause, USN ENS Ks-inT Louis, USN ENS Hizabed A. McQuinn, USN LTJG KuttJ.Muhlet USN ENS Jama H. Mdlen, USN ENS Stephoi TPadhi, USN LTJG Atxando J. Tereshko, USN ENS Erik M.Thomas, USN Isdt Chad LUhid, USMC ENS Stephen J. Vaughn, USN 2ndLt Midad D. Weiner USMC ENS Frank J. WeissoHL USNR ENS WJham H.WJev, USN ENSJameAYodo,USN

Tke ay-trattdft awoKKtfor ZOOZ was fl, 5Z5.

Tktrt are995 ieoile iK our records witk "'^oh" as a Kicbiawe.

Z001 Totd Qass Giving - 5547 Average Gift - 527 Partidpation Rate - 5.6%

Century Club ($100 - $249) ENS-Andrew CUUis, USNR ENS Tonus Nagy, USNR ENS Andiew T Roy USNR

Donor ENS Justin D.Banz, USNR 2dLt EUzabed E. Quney, USMCR 2dLt Mad REenwick, USMCR ENS Steven L, GUgour, USNR ENS Eric D, Krohne, USNR ENS Nidolas V Uickwood, USNR Mt Lucas S. McDondd ENS Andew B.NozJt, USNR ENSTrevorJ.H.Frouty.USNR ENS Jason E Russo, USNR

Z005 Century Club ($100 - $249) MIDN Douglas A Robb t Deceased * Matching Gift

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ATHLETIC

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he Naval Academy Foundation's Athletic and Scholarship Program (A&SP) sponsors 80 candidates for admission to the Naval Academy at a number of preparatory schools and military junior colleges for a postgraduate (high school) year of academic study. In 2002, the Athletic and Scholarship Program awarded more than $210,000 in scholarships.

The Athletic and Scholarship Program also provides financial support to a number of athletic initiatives including: • An awards program for midshipmen involved in intramural and club sports, and for selected coaches of varsity sports; • Funding for instructors/coaches at the Naval Academy Preparatory School (NAPS), and for travel, food and lodging for its varsity sports teams;

Mr Richard C. Abmgton LTCOL John A. Adams, USMC (Ret) RADM Jaraa R. Ahon, SC, USN (Ret.) CART Gail J. Abiecht USN (Ret.) LTCOL Richaid J, A g o , USMC (Ret,) LTCOL L William Aret Jt, USMCR LCDR Moigan R Ama , Jr, USN (Ret,) ••^JGEN WJIiam A Andos, USAF (Ra) Mr D, 0 , Andreas CART Eugene M, Av-dlone, USN (Ret) CART Jama A Barber USN (Ret.) COL Aben L Barbero, USAF (Ret) Mt Jama M. Beggs VADM Clyde R BeU, USN (Ra) Mr John E. Benoit VADM RhUip A Bshany USN (Ret.) RADM Dondd V Boecka USN (Ret.) Mt Fiank Brady CAPT Danid B, Bianch, Jt, USN (Ret) CART Roland Biandquist USN (Ret) COL Rondd E, Bience, USAF (Ro,) RADM Herbert M, Bridge, USNR (Ret) CAFT Douglas A, Brook USNR Mt WJIiam D,Braen,Jt Mt WUiam D, Biuen, St RADM Richaid A Buchanan, USN (Ro) Mt Dondd R Buhrei RADM Jdian T Burb, Jr, USN (Ret) VADM E, A Buikhdter Jr, USN (Ret,) CART WUiam S. Busd, USN (Ret,) Mr John M, Cdandia CDR Robert K CddweU, USN (Ro,) CART Rogo Cailquisi, USN (Ret,) CDRJams H,H, Canington, SC USN (Rn) CDR David E, Church, USN (Ra,) Mr Garnen Y Clark, Jr Mr Man A Coleman Mr John M, Connolly RADM Peto C, Conrad, USN (Ro,) RADM John T Coughlin, USN (Ret,) ADM Rdph W Cousins, USN (Ra) CAPT Abuiy Coward, IV, USN (Ra) Mr Gums M, Cowaid Mr Mercade A, Cramer Jr RADM John W Cronin, USNR (Ra) The Honorable Fred Davidson CAPT Vicror Delano, USN (Ret) Mr J, B. Doheny BGEN Thomas V Draude, USMC (Ra) CART WJIiam R, Diuiy, USN (Ret.) CDR WiUiam C Fail, USN (Ro.) ADM Leon A Edney, USN (Ret.) iMr Roben A. Eidson LTCOL Stephoi S. Eisediauer USMC (Ro) COL Alan J. English, USA (Ret.) RADM Roben B. Eriy USN (Ret.) Dr William Ewdd Mr Richard C. Fedon Ambassador William H. FitzGodd RADM Jaras H. Flatley III, USN (Ret.) CART J. William Flight USN (Ret.) CAPT Dondd K. Foiba, USN (Ret.)

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CART Richard E. Fosrer USN (Ret.) Mr Jams Franco Mr Frederick J. Ftanco Mr Rene E. Fritz, Jr Mr Joseph A. Gatmso CART Eugene L Goonimc, USN (Ret.) RADM John E Gonlon, JAGC USN (Rn) LTCOL Fred Grabowsky, USMC (Ret.) VADM Samud L. Gravdy Jt, USN (Ra.) CAPT Michad T Gtedey USN (Ret.) Mr John B. Gritfids CDR Dondd B. Hdl, USN (Ro.) RADM Thomas F Hdl, USN (Ret.) CAFT WJUam H. HamJton, USNR (Ro) Mt V R Hancock M R . Maty Ellen Hanley CART William C. HasbU, USN (Ro.) ADM Thomas B. Hayward, USN (Ret.) CART Jama V Hedy USNR (Ro.) CART Josid Henson, USN (Ret.) GEN RobertT Hens, USAF (Ra) RADM ViigU L. Hill, USN (Rer) RADM Edward J. Hogan, USN (Ra) A D M J a m s R Hogg, USN (Ret.) ADM jams L HoUoway 111, USN (Ro.) MGEN WJUam W Hoover USAF (Ro.) VADM WiUiara D. Houset USN (Ro.) CAPT Augusdne E Hubd, Jt, USN (Ret.) COL Hany H. HURI, USAF (Ro.) Mr C. T. Hutchins, Jr MGEN Rdph H. Jacobson, USAF (Ro.) Mr Lawrence W Jamieson RADM Frederid E. Janney USN (Ret.) CART John L Jensen, USN (Ret.) CDR Peto D.JocR, USN (Ret.) Mrs. KadJeen C. Johnson VADM Douglas J. Katz, USN (Ret.) VADM Bernaid M. Kaudoer USN (Ra) CART Russd C. Kella USN ADM Frank B. Kelso, 11, USN (Ret.) RADM Charls R Khoury, USN (Ret.) CDR Gadand R KJboum, jr, USNR (Ro.) RADM Randolph W. King, USN (Ro.) RADM Edwaid K Kristensen, USN (Rer) CARTJohn E. Lacoumre, USN (Ra.) ADM Charis R Laison, USN (Ret.) VADM WJIiam E Uwrence, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ridaid D. Lazenby USN (Ret.) CAFT John F Ledy HI, USN (Ret.) Mt Jack Lengyd Dr Wdter J. Leonaid RADM Thomas C Lynch, USN (Ra) RADM Malcolm Mad<jnnon, lH, USN (Rn) CART WJIiam T Matin, USN (Ret.) CDR A d u i L M a i k d , USNR RADM Rondd E Manyott, USN (Ro.) Mr Roben T Martin VADM Edwaid H. Martin, USN (Ret.) RADM Klebo S. Mastereon, Jr, USN (Ro.) VADM William F Mcadey, USN (Rer) RADM Thomas R McCleUan, USN (Ret) COL R. L. McHioy USMC (Ret)

PROGRAMS

• Support of the Naval Academy Athletic Association's (NAAA) football program in the form of coaches' benefits; • Support for recruiting in all 30 varsity sports.

The Athletic and Scholarship Program depends upon the financial support of its Trustees and Associate Trustees in the form of annual contributions, as well as income from long-term investments.

The Foimdation would like to thank the following current USNA Foimdation Trustees for their valued support during 2002.

ADM Kinndid R McKee, USN (Ret) Mr Robert H, McKinney Dr John J, McMuUen Mr F r o l o i d V McNair HI, CLU RADM Robert W McNin, USN (Ro,) Mr John J, Michdski, Jr The Honorable J, WJIiam Middendorf, 11 LTGEN George D, Miller USAF (Rer,) VADM Charla S, Minrer Jt, USN (Ra) Mr David L, MitdeU MGEN John E Mondan, USMC (Ret,) Mr Dennis J, Moore, Chdiman ADM Thomas H, Moorer USN (Ret) COL Thomas E, Muiphiee, USMC (Ret) VADM Henty C, Mustin, USN (Ro,) CARTJohn E Nash, USNR COL Harold D, Nceley, USAF (Ro,) Mr Edwin W Oldham Mr Richard L, Olson CART Rogo R Onorati, USN (Ret,) CDR Robert A, Oriosky, USN (Ro,) Mr Edward A, Ort CART Warren H, Ortland, USN (Ret) CART David L, Oduin, USN (Ret,) Mt Richard G, Radberg COL Tom D, Paisons, USMC (Rer) Mr Chrisrian H, Roindextei VADM John M, Rdndextet USN (Ret,) Mr Thoraas G, Rowndl CART Andrews, Prince, USNR The Honorable Andony J, Principi Mr Aan C, Rid RADM Srephen T Qdgley, USNR (Ro,) VADM William E Ramsey USN (Ret,) CARTJohn W Renard, USN (Ro,) CAPT Edgar A Robie, USN (Ra) CDRJ, Philip RogeR,Jr, USN (Ret) Mr WJliara T Roos Mr WJliara H, Roret HI VADM WJliara H, Rowden, USN (Ro,) CAPT Ridaid B, Rubenstein, USNR (Ret) CAPT Philip J, Ryan, USN (Ret,) VADM John R Ryan, USN (Ret,) a P T Jeffiey K Sapp, USN Mt Fred A. Schnurr Mr Richard U. Scott RADM Edwaid D. Sheder Jr, USN (Ro.) The Honorable John E. Sheehan RADM Aexando M. Sinddr USN (Ra) COL WJIiam T Sinnon, USMC (Ret.) ADM Leighron W. Smid, USN (Ret.) RADM William 0 . Snead, USN (Ret.) COL Midael L. Soirentino, USAF (Ret.) Mr RogoT Staubad, Chdiraan & CEO Dr Eugene O.S. Stevenson VADM Edwaid M. Snaw, SC, USN (Ret.) Mr Edwin J. Sutto CART Louis E. Thoraassy, USN (Ra.) VADM N. Rondd Thunraan, USN (Ro.) LTGEN WJIiam E Tiumian, USAF (Ret) ADM Cailisle A.H. Trost, USN (Ret.) CART Dondd R Tmeblood, USN (Ro.)

Mt Abert G. Van Mene, Chaiiman CDR Aben W Vinek USN (Ret) RADM Edvaid K %lko, Jr, SC USN (Rtt) CART Edwaid C Wdlacc, USN (Ret.) VADM Edwaid C. Wdler 111, USN (Ro.) The Honorable John W Warner CART Leonaid R Wass, USNR (Ro.) RADM John C Weaver USN (Ret.) RADM Hugh L. Webstet USN (Ret) Mr John K Weld Mr Robert B. Williams RADM Jams A. Winnefeld, USN (Ra) CAFF Thomas B, Wood, USN (Ra) COLfia WJIiam Woodowjt, USMC (Rtt) CAFT G e o ^ V Zebddn, SC USN (Ra) VADM Undo W Zed, Jr, USN (Ro.)

Emeritus Mr D. 0 . Andreas CART Jams A. Barber USN (Ra) Mr WiUiam D. Braen, Sr RADM Jdian T Bude, Jr, USN (Ra.) Mr Garnen Y Clark, Jr Mr John M. Connolly

ADM Rdph W. Cousins, USN (Ra) RADM John W. Cronin, USNR (Ret.) RADM Robert B. Eriy USN (Ra) Ambassador WJliara H. FiczGerdd CARTJ. Wdiam Hight, USN (Ret) VADM Samud L Gravdy J r , USN (Rtt) CART WJIiam H. Hamilron, USNR (Ret) ADM Thoraas B. Haywaid, USN (Ret.) CAPT Josid Henson, USN (Ret.) CDR Peto D.JocR, USN (Ret.) RADM Charls R Khouiy, USN (Ret.) RADM Randolph W King, USN (Ret) CARTJohn E. Lacoumie, USN (Ret) RADM Rondd E Mariyon, USN (Ret.) Mr Frederid V M c N d t l l L C L U The Honorable J. WJUam Middendorf, 11 Mr David L. MitcheU Mr Ridard L. Olson Mr WiUiam T Roos RADM WJIiam 0 . Snead, USN (Ret.) CDR Aben W Vind, USN (Ret) The Honorable John W. Wamei Mt Robert B. Wdliams CAPT Thoraas B. Wood, USN (Ro.)

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he United States Naval Academy Foundation is extremely gratefiil for the strong support of USNA parents. In 2002, the Foundation received $1,134,000 from 2,436 parent donors and an additional $234,000 from 438 AJumni/Parent donors.

Campaign participation increased by 8% in 2001.

As 47 new parent President's Circle members in 2002 will attest, it is becoming bettet understood by parents that the Academy's needs cannot be fially met by federal appropriations and that their gifts direcdy enhance their son's or daughter's Academy experience by providing new programs and training opportunities. Charitable giving by parents is more than a financial acknowledgement - it is an investment in the fiiture of our

nation, ensuring that fixture generations have the same leadership opportunities available to their sons and daughters.

The 2002 Parents' Campaign was a great success, thanks to the help of the following parent volunteers: Michael and Teri Sweatman, Brigade Parent Co-Chairs; Rod and Patsy Hackman, Class of 2006 Parent Co-Chairs; Michael and "Vicki Tkach, Fleet Parent Co-Chairs; and Gerald and Susanne Schroer, President's Circle Membership Co-Chairs. Their dedication, time and energy helped us exceed our pledge goal of over $ 1 million in parent commitments to the Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign.

The Foundation sincerely thanks all parents for their generous support of the Brigade of Midshipmen.

2002 Participation Rate of Parent Donors by Category

Plebe 39%

Brigade 31%

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Presidents Circle ($2,500 +) Anonymous Estate of Hugh D. Adair, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James F, Anderson, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Forrest H. Anthony Dr. Marion D. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J. Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Boyce Dr. and Mrs. Neil W. Brayton Mr. and Mrs. David R. Brennan * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brobyn Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Broome, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Guy F Budinscak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregorie W. Bujac * Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Burke Mr. and Mrs. William S. Campbell Mrs. Diane M. Carlson and Mr. William P. Freyd Dr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Childers III Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Curcio Mr. and Mrs. Pieter J. Dearolf Dr. and Mrs. Eric J. Diamond Dr. and Mrs. Geoige G. Doykos Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Dumm Mr. and Mrs. William D. Elliott Dr. William EUis iMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Eschenbrenner Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Ewing II Mr. Andrew G. Fallat Mr. and Mrs. David I. Farber iMr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Fenton iMr. Gordon K. Gayer and Ms. Elaine S. Falender Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Ghckstein Mr. and Mrs. J. Eric Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. Tun Gunderman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Gunerman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P Hamilton * Mr. and Mrs. Richard 0 . Hardey iMr. and Mrs. Stacy L. Harbin Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Hartensrine, Jr. * Mr. and Mrs. Kent N. Heaton * Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Hill • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F Huber Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Y. Hui IkMr. and Mrs. Dean H. Jung * Mr. and Mrs. James P Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kennerly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Kepper III -k Mr. and Mrs. iMarrin S. Kissil Mr. Spindler Krause, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Krum Mr. and Mrs. Doi^las L. Kvandal Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. LaBorde Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Manion •*• Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Manzoli Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Martyn • Mr. and iMrs. James R McCafirey Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. McGill III Dr. and Mrs. William C. McGinly Dr. Charles F. McNally Ms. Barbara J. iMelko Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Merkle Mr. and Mrs. James J. Miller * Mr. and Mrs. Marino A. Montera iMr. and Mrs. James F Moon * Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Moran Mr. and Mrs. James A. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Morin Mr. Anthony Moringiello iMr. and Mrs. John D. Murnane Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. iMurray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neely Mr. Alonzo A. Neese, Jr. iMr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Niggemann Dr. and Mrs. Gerard S. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Page * Dr. Phillip L. Patterson and Dr. Ter^a M. Patterson Dr. Nina Pearlmuner Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Peterson Dr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Peterson iMr. and Mrs. Robin Podmore Ms. Sharon C. Reasor * Dr. and Mrs. J. Robert Reinhardt iMr. and Mrs. David W. Restrepo Mr. Franklin B. Rohner

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Rollo Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Sarg * Mr. and Mrs. Phillip S. Schaengold * Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Scharar Mr. and Mrs. Mark R Scherer Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F Schroer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Seglem Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Siembieda Mr. and Mrs. James B. Slack Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Smith Mr. Michael Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. W Halsey Spruance Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Stavros Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Stehlin Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Sriles Mr. and Mrs. Fredric C. Stoffel * Mr. Mark S. Supple Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Sweatman Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Sweeny III Ms. Cheryl A. Szpak Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Torres Dr. and iMrs. Tsuyoshi Toyama Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Treaccar Dr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Trombly Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Tumanjan Mr. and Mrs. Joel K. Vandevoort Dr. Melvin W. Walters Ms. Cyndiia G. Wark Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wdt Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Wolfel, Jr.

Leadership Club ($l,000-$2,499) Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allen Mr. Stanley L. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Marcus V. Arroyo Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Augustine Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bajuk Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ball, Sr. Mr. Rich Barker Mr. and Mr. Charles M. Barnhill Mr. Francis J. Bernhardt III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Bestoso Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Blecksmith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonney Mr. and Mrs. Roben B. Bower * Mr. and Mn. Henry G. Broome, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell F Buck Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Roben J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Qprio IkMr. and Mrs. Joe Casarez Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Casillo Mr. and Mrs. Oscar G. Casrillo Mr. William Cavanaugh iMr. and Mrs. E. Alan Cochrane Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Cohen Mr. and Mrs. AnthonyJ. Conley IkMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Cook * Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. CorrcntI Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Coslick Mrs. Pamela Crane iMr. Daniel F Cremins Mr. and Mrs. Craig C. Crouch Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cully * Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T, Curry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W Daigneault Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Day * Mr. and Mrs, Robert A. Desmond * Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. DesSureault Mr. and Mrs. Gary Denman *• Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Jerard M. Dinces Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Dormo LtCol and Mrs. Walter C. Driver Mr. and Mrs. Roger P Duggan * Mr. and Mrs. Ihor Dworjan IkMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Eagan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Eckert Mr, and Mrs. Frank Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Bun Falbisoff Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Faller Mr. and Mrs. David I. Farber

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Felber Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K. Fenbert * Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fires Mr. and Mrs. William M. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Nell J. Fletcher * Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Fonvielle Mr. and Mrs. Roben J. Foschi Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Fournler Mr. and Mrs. Roben A. Frantz Mr. and Mrs. John D. Garren Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P Gibbon Mr. and Mrs. John R Gllliom IkMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Goocey, Jr. * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Gotowka Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Graham Mr. and Mrs. John B. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Griffin III Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W Critter Mr. and Mrs. John A. Groenenboom * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Grunwell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Gunerman Mrs. Eleanor H. Gustafson Dr. and Mrs. Pablo A. Guzman Mr. Anthony R. Hage Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Richard 0 . Hanley Dr. and Mrs. Stacy L. Harbin Mr. and Mrs. EricJ. Hassell * Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R Hatch * Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hayes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne N. HedanI Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Heltman •*• Mr. and Mrs. Edd C. Hendee Mr. David V. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hocutr * Mr. and Mrs. Roben L. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Holston •*Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Hotchkiss Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Huey Mr. and Mrs. Newell P Hurt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Jamieson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Kyong S. Jin Mr. Kevin R Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Johnston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Jonckheere Mr. and Mrs. Andres Juarez Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Kahl Mr. and Mrs. Elllon Kaa Mr. and Mrs. Wdliam H. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kisder Mr. and Mrs. William P Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Knox Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Kretz Mr. and Mrs. Richard W Lang, Jr. Col and Mrs. Fred K. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Loren L. Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Gary F Lehman Mr. and Mrs. David T. Lemon Mr. and Mrs, Michael J. Leslie Dr. and Mrs. James L. Lcsniak Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. LiCalzi MCPO Thomas L Lippen, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Linell Mr. and Mrs. James R. LIvermore * Mr. and Mrs. Zachary M. Longley Mr. and Mrs. James P Lostener Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Luczyk Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell S. Lukevlcs Mr. Sedi M. Lynn RADM and Mni. William R. Maas Mr. Dennis J. Macaluso Mr. and Mrs. Wdham H. Madison Mr. and Mrs. Gurdeep S, Mahal • Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Mahan Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mangham III Mr, and Mrs. RichardJ. Marino Mrs. Patricia Marvll Mr. and Mrs. Wdliam Mathis Mr. and Mrs. Paul McAnany Mr. and Mrs. Wdliam T McCormIck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roben G. McCune * Mr, and Mrs. Norris McElhannon • Mr. and Mrs. Bmce L. McElheny Mr. and Mrs. John V. Mclnerney Mr. and Mrs. John J. McNamara •*• Mr. and Mrs. Roben W Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Middlebrook Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mikowski

Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Miller Mr. and Mrs. James M. MIsslcr Mr. and Mrs. Marino A. Montera Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Monts * Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Morgan Mr, and Mrs. Peter F Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Mueller * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Muller Dr. Kenneth C. H. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Cesar A. Navarrete Mrs. Amy Milan Nelson Mr. and Mi^. Wade B. O'Brlan • Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Ochalek Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O'Hara Mrs. Chrisrine M. Olenik IkMr. and Mrs. Daniel R Olson Ms. Gilda Ongkeko Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Osterhaus * Mr. and Mrs. Armando A. Otero Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Page * Col and Mrs. Thomas W Parker Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Pasquarelli Mr. and Mrs. David Panerson Mr. and Mrs. Jestyn G. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pepin * Mr. and Mrs. Jose Vicente G. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Roben B. Perkins Dr. and Mrs. Westell C. Phelan Mn and Mrs. Frank Pierczynski CAPT and Mrs. Glenn J. PIttman Mr. and Mrs. William F PoUak III • Mr. and Mrs. John W Powers Mr. and Mrs. John C. Radke Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. William K. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Marc B. Ranger Rev. and Mrs. Richard W Reaves Mr. Ronald E. Reese * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Relnbold Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey V Reuland * Mr. and Mrs. Roben B. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Rlnermann Prof. Stephen Robb and Judge Margret G. Robb CAPT Harry B.Robins, Jr. and CDR Sally S. Robins Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Robinson •*• Mr. Philip A. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Harland R Rolfi; • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Roscetri * Mr. and Mrs. Ke\'ln J. Rucinski Mr. and Mrs. Carl W Rygiel Dr. and Mrs. Mark F Sauerwein Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Schaal Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Scheldeman Mr. and Mrs. Les Schexnayder Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Schneider Mr. Paul R. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Seals Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. James W. Shire • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Shold Mr. and Mrs. Murray A. Shores * Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Siems • Mrs. Irene Sllva Mr. and Mrs. Joao M. Simoes Mr. and Mrs. John Sires Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smldi Mr. and M R . John C. Smith • Mr. and Mrs. Roben P Smith Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spring • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Staehle • Dr. and Mrs. Harry G. Stavros Dr. and Mrs. Greg S. Steinbock Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Stice Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Stiles Mr. and Mrs. David J. Taylor Mr. George G. Telesh Mr. and Mrs. Roben L. Thomas Mn and Mrs. Vincent M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs, Paul A. Thompson IkMr. and Mrs. Francisco Toblo

Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Wilham M. Valasco IkMr. and Mrs. Philip A. Valvardi Mr. and Mrs. James G. Varley Mr. and Mrs. Magdaleno Velasquez Ms. Florence M. Velten * Mr. and Mrs. Frank P Verducci, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Vermeychuk Dr. Gary Walker and Dr. Anna N. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Malcohn R. Walker Dr. and Mrs. Roben M. Wall Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Warren * Mr. and Mrs. Spencer G. Wedlund CDR and Mrs. Claven WdHams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Wmdham Mr. and Mrs. James Wong Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P Wort Mr. and Mrs. Juan J. Yera Dr. and Mrs. William W C. Young Maj and Mrs. Henry G. Zehr II • Mr. and Mrs. Frardi R, Zemo

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Dr Jack A. Aaron Mr and Mis. Dondd AbeU • Col and Mis. Jeffrey W. Ackerson M t and Mis. Liond J. Adams Mrs. Robbye Adams Mr Lon R Ahlen Mr and Mis. Don R. Answoid * Dr and Mrs. Ayodele Akmgbemi Mt and Mrs. Andony Amodeo Mr and Mrs. Randy E. Abogast Mr and Mis. Steven A Atkinson Mr and Mrs. Raymond W. Augusrin Mr and Mis. Thomas J. Baehr MIS. Bienda L. Bdid * Mr and Mis. Dean L. Bado Mr and Mis. John C. Beard Mt Gary R Bedtold Mr and Mrs. Bmce S. Beecroft Mr and Mis. Peter L. Bei^ * Mr and Mis. MitdeU Berke Mt and Mrs. John L. Bernard, J t Mt and Mrs. WJIiam R. Bishop Mr and Mis. NeU Blackburn Mr and Mis. Edward J. Bobigian * Mr and Mrs. James M. Bonafede Mr and Mrs. Randy Boone Mr Dennis J. Bossi Mr and Mrs. Antoine L. Bounos * Mr and Mis. Wdliam R. Boweis Mr and Mis. James A. Bowman * Mr and Mis. David E. Boyce Dr Khan Brown Mr and Mis. Roben G. Brown * Mr and Mis. Roland E. Brown • Mr and Mis. Eliot H. Biyan Mt and Mis. WJIiam W . B d d Mt and Mis. James L. Bdlaid * Mr and Mrs. Frederid W Burns * Mr and M R . Rondd D. Buszo Mr and Mrs. Ridey M. Buder * Mr John M. Cdandra Mt and MIS. John T CampbeU Mt and Mis. Kevin M. Carr Mr and Mis. Charles E. Chambos * Mr and Mis. Dondd R. Chailes, Jr Mr and M R . Rondd J. Chiisrie Mr and M R . Martin S. Cieless Mr and M R . Thomas A. Colby M R . Adele R. Coleman Mr and Mis. Claik E. Colvin, Jt Ms. MoUie S. KeUey Colvin Mt and M R . Osvddo R. Cosme, Jt RADM and M R . John T CoughUn Mt and M R . Randdl G. Cox D t Peter A. Ciaig and D t Barbara R. Craig M R . Toni Cieegan Mt Kent Ciickard Mr and Mrs. Charles M. Cunningham LtCol and Mrs. Timody J. Cunningham Mr and Mrs. James N. Ddo Mr and MIS. Roy B. Ddton, Jr Dr and M R . Brent A. Danidson CART and M R . Robert W.Davis Mr and M R . David C. Day *

Shipmate, May 2003

Mr, and Mrs. Edward M, de la Garza Mr. and Mr^. John H. Dean CDR Thomas Dembinski, USN Mr. and Mrs, William J. Dennis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Desrochers Mrs, Chrisrine A. dcVlaming -k Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Dietz • Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Ditchen * Mr, and Mrs, Patrick Donald * Mr. and Mrs, James P Dom Mr. and Mrs. Drew B. Dossett Mr. and Mrs, Thaddeus V. Drake Mr. and M R , Thomas J. DriscoU, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R Duffy Mr. and Mrs, David C, Eastbum Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H, Eck Mr. and Mrs, David R, Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E, Eichmann Mr. and Mrs, Shawn D. Emmen Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Fair ADM and Mrs. WiUiam J. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. James J. Felver Maj and Mrs. Randall L Fields Mr. and Mrs. Michael L Figoni Mr, and Mrs. Lescant L Flake Dr. Kenneth A. Foon and Dr. Rebecca G. Foon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J, Fomal Mrs, Courtney S, Frana Dr. and Mrs, Dermis K Frasier Mr. and Mrs, Thomas L, Froistad Mr. and Mrs. Dermis L Gackowski ML and Mrs, J, Tunothy Gaivin * Mr, and Mrs. Larrie W. Garda * Mr, and Mrs. Steve M. Gamer Dr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Gatvey Mr. Joseph G. Garza Mr. SKven R. Gil^ur Mr. and Mrs, Harold Gleason Mr, and Mrs. Jonathan L Goldenberg * Dr. and Mn. James C. Gordon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Lany E Gordon Lt Col CarroU Gowins, USAF (Ret.) Ms. Mary L Gramigna Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Grassia Mr. and Mrs. Andy E, Green ML and Mrs. Stephen B. Greene Mrs. Joyce A. GrifEn ML and Mrs. Jeftey S. Grove DL and Mrs. James A. Grumman, JL Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Hackett, SL Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hagan Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hagerty Mr. and Mrs. Jerald L Haines * Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Hargraves Mr. and Mrs. Brendan M. Harley Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harrison Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hasseniratz Mn and Mrs. Edirard D. Heben Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Hedges Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Heineman ML and Mrs. Craig J. HeUer Mr. Joe Hembree Mrs. Susan Hindley

Shipmate, May 2003

ML and Mrs. Davtd E. Hokanson ML and Mrs. Eric A. Holwitt ML Richard A. Hood ML and Mrs. Harold D. Hooker -k ML and Mrs. Clyde Hooper ML and Mrs. Walter H. Hoppe ML and Mrs, R. E. Houser The Honorable and Mrs. W. Theodore Huebner ML and Mrs. Robert R Hulben ML and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Johnson •* ML and Mrs. John L. Johnson ML and Mrs. Ron W Johnson * Mrs. Sheila A. Jones ML and Mrs, George Joukov * Col and Mrs. John M. Kaheny ML and Mrs. Doug R. Kane ML and Mrs. Richard J. Karap M L and Mrs, James L, Kauber Col and Mrs, Walter G. Kealey, JL M L and Mrs. Daniel M, Keefe M L Joseph R. Keene ML and Mrs. Stephen Keeney M L and Mrs, H . T KeUy Mr. and Mrs, Roben W. KeUy ML and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Kelmis * M L and Mrs. James A. Kenny ML and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Kern M L and Mrs, Geoffrey S. Kcrrick M L and Mrs. Kwang S. Kim Mr. and Mrs. Sehwan Kim M L and Mrs, Thomas F Kingen ML and Mrs. WUliam E. Kinsella, JL DL and Mn, Barry M. Kinzbrunner Mr. and Mrs, Emil J. Knips Mr. and Mrs, Roben R Koroly * Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan Korossy M L and Mrs. AUan A. Kozak * Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kri^baum * M L and Mrs. Paul W. Krohne M L and Mrs, Don H. Krueger ML and Mrs, Patrick M. Lancaster ML and Mrs. WUliam J. Lang ^ k Tmiodiy G. Lease ML and Mrs. Michael R. Lester DL and Mrs. Richard L. Levine ML and Mrs. MUte P LIchty Vi\DM and Mrs. John Lockard Mr. and Mrs. Tom LoUini Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Looney •*Mr. and Mrs. Mike J. Loplccolo ML and Mrs. James R. Lostracco, SL Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Lucas Mr. and Mrs, David H. Ludeman M L and Mrs. Louis L. MaUo Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Malone M L and Mrs. Joseph F Mancinelli D L and Mrs. Vito A. Marrero Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Manelo Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam B. Madock M L and Mrs. Roben W McAUister Ms. E. Maureen McArdle Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. McQleb D L and Mrs. William J. McCann Mr. and Mrs. G. Keller McDonald

ML and Mrs. William P McFadden ML and Mrs. Roben E. McFall ML and Mrs. Stephen B. Mcllvaine CDR and Mrs. James R. McMUIan, JL ML Richard V. Meese ML and Mrs. Midiael D. Merchant * ML and Mrs. John E. Merwin Mrs. Gloria A. Mickle ML and Mrs. David B. Midura Mrs. Cherrie B. Milton ML and Mrs. Gary W Moilcs ML and Mrs. Roben M. Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. H p t t E. Moore ML and Mrs, Ed Morey ML and Mrs. Reed M o i ^ ML and Mrs. Alfred M. Morrison ML and Mrs. Bruce T. Myers NAPCofSo. California ML and Mrs. Thomas R Naughton * ML and Mrs. Ruben Navarro ML and Mrs. Douglas J. Nelson ML and Mrs. Richard K. Nelson ML and Mrs. Roben C. Nickel ML and Mrs. David L. Nissen Col and Mrs. John Nollettc ML and Mn. Blaine F Nye M L WiUiam W. Ogden ML and Mrs. Charles T. Olivier * ML and Mrs. Danny E. Ordiz ML and Mrs. Dan I. Orloff ML and Mrs. Roben R. O n ML and Mrs. C. M. O'SulUvan ML and Mrs. Frank Pagura * ML and Mrs. WiUiam M. Palladino • Mr. and Mrs. Roben A. Pangrac DL and Mrs. Ralph E. Parchment ML and Mrs. James F Parisi ML and Mrs. Alben J. Panerson ML and Mrs. Man P Paul ML and Mrs. Richard M. Pelton Mrs. Donna R. PenzeU ML and Mrs. Joseph J. Penosino ML and Mrs. George PUko DL and Mrs. WiUiam M. Pintauro ML and Mrs. George Piatt ML and Mrs. Gary M. Pontell ML and Mrs. John C. Porfirio ML and Mrs. Bruce L. Poner Mr. and Mrs. George A. Powch M L Alan Powell and Mrs. Norma J. Summers ML and Mrs. Roben J. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R Prather Mr. and Mrs. David E. Preston Mr. and Mrs. Wdliam A. Prindiville ML and Mrs. WUson L PuUano RADM and Mrs. Stephen T. Quigley ML and Mrs. Robert F Quinlan ML and Mrs. James G. Quinn DL and Mrs. James L. Ray ML and Mrs. Harold H. Reader ML and Mrs. John H. Reese ML Paul Rein Mrs. Gail G. Reynolds ML and Mrs. Arnold 1. Richards

ML and Mrs. A. D. RIppeon ML and Mrs. GregoryJ. Robbins ML and Mrs. Carlton W Rose ML and Mrs. Joseph C. Roznovsky • ML and Mrs. Andiony C. Sammaiaro • Dr. John R Sargent ML and Mrs. Neil C. Saunders ML and Mrs. Alben D. Sayer ML and Mrs. Charles W. Schnurman ML and Mrs. Donald A. Schultz ML and Mrs. Gene Sccrest ML and Mrs. Steven J. Sedlak ML and Mrs. David L. Seldel ML and Mrs. Don Selmo Mrs. Bernadette L. Session DL Caroline R. Seufen DL and Mrs. Mukesh Sharma • DL Marian Shaw ML Pamela B. Shear DL and Mrs. Hugh Shiels ML and Mrs. George M. Silverman ML and Mrs. Donald W Siniriere ML and Mrs. Arthur A. Slouka ML and Mrs. Roben J. Slye ML and Mrs. Robert F Small ML and Mrs. Emmen K. Smelser * ML and Uis. Barry C. Smidi ML and Mrs. Horace L. Smith ML and Mrs. Howard J. Smidi, JL * ML and Mrs. Steven E. Socha * ML and Mts. Joseph C. Speichcr ML and Mrs. Joseph K. Speicher ML and Mrs. Andrew E. Spencer ML and Mrs. Alben J. Sprcnger ML and Mrs. James W. Springer Mr. and Mrs. Srinivasa Sridhar ML and Mrs. Douglas W. St. John ML and Mrs. Michael D. Stearns ML and Mrs. Raymond T. Ste&iskI ML and Mrs. Peter B. Stein ML and Mrs. Michael J. Stercula k ML and Mrs. Dennis F. Stevens ML and Mrs. George B. Storer III ML and Mrs. James A. Storer ML and Mrs. Geoffrey R, Strange ML and Mrs. Dennis W Snelchuk ML and Mrs. Darryl Strlckler ML and Mrs. Burr W SuUivan ML and Mrs. Jeremiah R Sullivan Prof and Mrs. Joseph Suriano ML and Mrs. Victot H. Szepe ML and Mrs. Thomas R. Szewc^k ML and Mrs. Nguyen V. Tan ML and Mrs. Chacko K. Thomas ML Gary S. Thompson ML James L. Thompson ML George T. Tickle Mrs. Nancy J. Trghe •*ML and Mrs. Philip A. TisdaU ML and Mrs. WiUlam M. B. Tolson * Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tramontin ML and Mrs. J. Lester TurbevUle •*• ML and Mrs. John V. TureU ML and Mrs. Gregg M. Turner Mrs. Janet A. Tyler ML Keidi R Tyler ML and Mrs. Christopher J. TyU ML and Mrs. Stephen L Urbanczyk ML and Mrs. Aren H. Urkowin ML and Mrs. T. Thomas T. Van Dam ML and Mrs. Ovidio Vargas ML and Mrs. George E Vary ML and Mrs. Philip A. Vogelgesang LCDR and Mrs. WiUiam C. Waike, JL ML and Mrs. Scot A. Weir ML and Mrs. Marshal L, Wesley ML and Mrs. Harold P Whaley ML and Mrs. Lawrence W. White * ML and Mrs. John R. White ML and Mrs. David D. WIckersham Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Wielkoszewski ML and Mrs. Chester K. Williams ML and Mrs. John R. Williams ML and Mrs. Hugh Wilson * ML and Mrs. Thomas E. Wolfe ML and Mrs. Bradford L. Woods ML and Mrs. Deno S. Yenlas ML and Mrs. Joseph C. Yonnone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yurkovich * ML and Mrs. Kevin R Zink •

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) ML and Mrs. Thomas W AgosdneUl ML and Mrs. GuUlermo I. Agullar ML and Mrs. Frank J. Albi ML and Mrs. George Aldous ML and Mrs. Philip Alexander ML and Mrs. Lawrence E. Allen ML and Mrs. Tom D. Allert Mrs. Linda S. Allison Ms. Karen R Almlof ML and Mrs, Richard F Andersen ML and Mrs. David Armer ML and Mrs. James R. Asche ML and Mrs. Joel K. Ashlnhurst ML and Mrs. Mark N. Ashworth ML and Mrs. Raymond W. Avery * ML and Mrs. Ronald Barattini Mrs. Carol F Barber ML and Mrs. John T. Barber ML and Mrs. Francis J. Barry, JL ML and Mrs. Gregg D. Bartowitz ML and Mrs. Richard H. Baxter ML and Mrs. John H. Beauford ML and Mrs. WUliam Behm ML and Mrs. James M. Bender DL and Mrs. Donald R. Berdahl ML and Mrs. Barry K. Bergstrom ML and Mrs. Mark E. Bernhardson ML and Mrs, John E. Betas, JL ML and Mrs. Michael Bishop ML and Mrs. Michael E. Black DL and Mrs. Charles L. Blankenship ML David J. Blossom ML and Mrs. Edward T. Bock M L and Mrs. Michael R Boencher MrWiUieJ.Bondand DL Nancy 0 . Bond DL and Mrs. David G. Bonfimte ML and Mrs. Stephen H. Boodaklan ML and Mrs. Brian V. Bookcy ML Jay B. Border, SL ML and Mrs. J. W. Bosanko ML and Mrs. Daniel J. Boughey Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bowen M L and Mrs. Dennis R. Brooks ML A. R J. Brovrae and Mrs. Edda M. Caraballo-Brovrae Ms. Barbara S. Brunner M L and Mrs. Thomas E. Bryan * ML and Mrs. Terrence M. Burgess ML and Mrs. David J. Burke, JL ML and Mrs. Michael R. Burkovich ML and Mrs. John R. Cady Mrs. Ann CahUl ML and Mrs. John F CahUl ML and Mrs. Lawrence D. Calhoun ML and Mrs. Miguel A. Camacho ML and Mrs. Anthony J. Cantafio ML and Mrs. John W CantreU * ML and Mrs. Daniel B. Capacete Mr. Thomas S. CardiUo ML and Mrs. John W Carlson DL Roscoe R Carney III and DL Carmen M. Carney ML and Mrs. Owen F Carr ML and Mrs. Lane Carson ML and Mrs. Roy A. Caner •*ML and Mrs. Richard D. Casey ML and Mrs. Jack Cassidy ML and Mrs. Jeff A. Cauthen ML and Mrs. Dan W. Chapman ML and Mrs. Al Checca ML and Mr^. Chi Manin Chen ML and Mrs. A. Edward Cherneski DL and Mrs. Paul B. Chewning •*ML and Mrs. Morris A. ChUdress ML and Mrs. Greg A. Chlan ML and Mrs. Robert M. Cicchi • ML and Mrs. Alfred A. CIpriano ML and Mrs, Paul L, Clarkson ML and Mrs. Clarence W. Clay ML and Mrs. Bruce R. Clegg ML and Mrs. Frank Clemens ML and Mrs. Richard R. CoUins ML and Mrs. Michael Condon ML and Mrs. Brian P Connelly ML and Mrs. WUliam C. Conole Mrs. Jane F Con^vi ML and Mrs. Michael G. Cook

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X Mrs. Shirley Cook DL and Mrs. Joseph J. CorabI ML Chiron B. Cosby, JL ML and Mrs. William E. CosteUo Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam E. Couch ML and Mrs. Paul T Cox ML and Mrs. WUliam R Crabbe ML and Mrs. Steven A. Grain DL and Mrs. Charles E. Crase ML and Mrs. Roy D. Crawford ML and Mrs. Leiand W. Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Crosby ML and Mrs. Roben D. Culpepper ML and Mrs. James M. Curcio * ML and Mrs. James M. Currle ML and Mrs. Wdliam E. Dalton III ML and Mrs. Sudhendu Dasgupta ML and Mrs. Eric C. Davis ML and Mrs, Barry W. Day ML and Mrs. Glenn C. Demunck Mr, and Mrs. MUton H. Dennison ML and Mrs. WUliam S. D'Epagnler ML and Mrs. Robert A. Dettmer ML and Mrs. Jeffery E. Dickey Mrs. Debra S. DUlard • ML and Mrs. Allen D. Dingman ML and Mrs. James M. Dixon ML and Mrs. L W Dixon Col and Mrs. George S. Dodge ML and Mrs. Robert B. Dolan ML and Mrs. Steven W DoU ML and Mrs. WdUam F Dono\'an III * ML and Mrs. Gary R. Dostal • ML and Mts. John H. Dow ML and Mrs. John J. Downes ML and Mrs. James F X. Doyle ML and Mrs. Marc W Dryden DL and Mrs. Steven R. Dunbar ML and Mrs. Blaine Dupont ML and Mrs. Raymond J. Durkan Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Dwyer Ms. Patricia M. Dycus CW04 RobertJ. Eastet, USMC (Ret.) M L Peter D. Eisner and Ms. Barbara A. Atwood ML and Mrs. Steve Ekdahl ML and Mrs. Michael R. Elgan ML and Mrs. WUliam Elko ML and Mrs. Fred M. EUion Mrs. Cara L. Ellis ML Fonest S. EUner * ML and Mrs. Carl A. Ellsworth ML and Mrs. Kirk D. Emanuelsen ML and Mrs. Charles J. EnderHn Mrs. Chrisrine A. Enders Ms. Alison J. Epps ML and Mrs. Porfirio A. Esparza ML and Mrs. Roben A. Falardeau ML and Mrs. Richard T. Falcone ML and Mrs. Peter Feddor ML and Mrs. H. E. Fendley, JL ML and Mrs. Ronald Fine ML and Mrs. Angelo R. Firenze ML and Mrs. Kenneth C. Fischer ML and Mrs. Wesley P Fisher, JL ML and Mrs. Brian A. Fitzgerald ML and Mrs. Stephen J. Fitzkee ML and Mrs. Harold J. Flint, JL DL and Mrs. Stephen A. Floyd ML and Mrs. James R. Forrest * ML and Mrs. Floyd E. Foster Ms. Carrie Franklin ML and Mrs. John V. Galdieri ML and Mrs. James M. Garrott ML and Mrs. Peter Geltat ML and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Gelzinis ML and Mrs. Michael C. Genest Mrs. Beveriy A. George ML RichardJ. Giacin,JL ML and Mrs, Thomas E. Gieseking * CAPT and Mrs. James M, GiU ML and Mrs. Roben G. GiUan ML James A. Glenister •*• ML Mike D. Glines ML and Mrs. Cunis J. Gobert ML and Mrs. John R. Goffrier ML and Mrs. Joseph Goldenberg ML and Mrs. David F Gonzales Ms. Melissa H. Goss ML and Mrs. Joseph Gould

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Century Club ($100-$249) Ms. Louise D. Acddnson ML and Mrs. John J. Adams ML and Mrs. Charles E. Adkins Mrs. Hilary G. Aho ML Leonard M. Aho ML and Mrs. Andiony N. Aliano ML and Mrs. Michael Alfieri ML and Mrs. Robert L. Allen ML and Mrs. Robert M. Alsup ML and Mrs. Edgar J. Alverson, JL DL and Mrs. Perry Amerine ML and Mrs. Donald R. Anderson ML and Mrs. Joseph H. Anderson ML and Mrs. Larry D. Anderson ML and Mrs. Michael Anthony ML and Mrs. Frank J. Antonelll ML and Mrs. Robert W. Appleton, JL ML Ted Armas ML and Mrs. Richard B. Ask Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ayotte Mrs. Linda H. Baas-McClelland M L and Mrs. Gum Sik Bae ML and Mrs. Donald L. BaUey ML and Mrs. Lonnle L. BaUey Mr. Richard E. Ball ML and Mrs. RobertT. BarUdan ML and Mrs. Bruce 0 . Barrett

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ML Frardt M. Newport ML and Mn. Leiand E Nicely ML and Mn. Patrick Nichols Mn. Inge Nielsen ML AnthonyJ, NUtoIich ML and Mn. Jerry NUsson Ms. Margaret A. Noel ML and Mn. Wayne P Nosno ML and Mn. Steven L. Nyland ML and Mrs. David O'Brien ML and Mn. Thomas P O'Brien ML and Mn. Charles H. O'Doimell Mr. and Mn. Harold L. Oesteneich ML and Mn. Kenneth E. Oetde ML and Mn. Gary R. Ogden ML and Mn. Leroy A. Oliver ML and Mn. Valla VOUiver ML and Mn. David W Olson ML and Mn. Peter T O'NeU Mn. Karen L. Opfer Ms. Kathleen Osegueda ML and Mn. Donald V. Osgood DL Richard A. Oyler ML and Mn. Bruce Palmer ML Donald C. Pangellnan ML and Mn. Thomas Parker ML and Mn. Rocky E. Parks ML and Mrs. Wolfram L Panon ML and Mn. James W Paul ML and Mrs. James C. Paxton ML Marvin P Paxton ML and Mn. Charles J. Payne ML and Mn. Donald G. Paynter ML and Mn. George R Peace ML and Mrs. James H. Peace ML and Mrs. James R PenzeU Mrs. Susan Creed Percy ML and Mn. Tod M. Perez Mr and Mn. Roben J. Perna ML and Mrs. John D. Peten ML and Mrs. Thomas E. Peterson ML N . LaRon PhiUips ML and Mn. Roben C. PhUllps Mn. Liz A. Planetta ML and Mrs. WUliam M. Pittman ML and Mn. WUliam R. Poet CDR and Mn. Mark R. Polnaszek ML and Mrs. E. King Poor ML and Mn. Gary R Pouklsh Mrs. Adrienne K. PoweU ML and Mn. Kenneth M. Prieur ML and Mrs. Nicholas A. Procacclni ML and Mrs. Joseph R Puglla ML and Mrs. Ronald Purceli ML and Mrs. James P Quarles, JL ML Edwin W RadlinskI ML James F Ragona ML and Mn. Frank Ramirez ML and Mrs. Jon F Rank Mrs. PhyUis S. Rauschenberger ML and Mrs. Lawrence A. Ray ML and Mn. Del R. Reichenau

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Mn. Raymond R ReUly ML and Mn. John F Rinehan ML George M. Riverie, JL ML and Mn. Edwin D. Robb ML and Mn. WUmer Robbins, JL CDR and Mn. Alfred L. Robertson ML and Mn. Ronald Robinson ML and Mrs. RusseU W. Robison ML and Mn. Timothy F Roche Mr. Roben M. Rodgen Mr. and Mn. Roger W. Roltsch ML and Mrs. Isaac Roland, SL Ms. Diane Rooney ML and Mn. Dennis N. Ross ML and Mn. Leo J. Rosslter ML and Mn. Mark C. Rodi Mrs. DIna S. Rotklein ML and Mn. Marhn T. Rowe ML and Mn. Donato Ruggiero ML and Mn. James C. Rubs CDR John D. Rummel and CDR Jean M.Rummel Ms. Linda S. M. Rusthoven CDR and Mn. Peter A. Rusrico Mrs. Shirdene Z. Sabree ML Thomas Y Sakaguchi ML and Mn. John J. Saladyga ML and Mn. Bobbie S. Salire ML and Mn. Angelo Sama ML and Mrs. Anthony M. Sarlese Mn. Cathetine M. Saunden The Honorable and Mrs. Reginald P Saunden ML JohnJ. Scaliatine ML and Mrs. Andiony C. Scerbo ML Chester A. Schall ML Donald J. Schebler ML and Mrs. Daniel L. Scheidler ML and Mrs. William N. Schindel ML and Mrs. Paul E. Schneringer ML and Mn. Laurence M. Schwarn DL and Mn. Daniel C. ScuUin ML and Mrs. Frank J. Searock * DL Carol A. Haerdein Sells ML and Mn. Rick D. Senft Mrs. Jody G. Senini ML and Mrs. Hing L Sham ML and Mrs. James S. Sharrow ML and Mn. Paul M. She^eby ML Dennis Sheridan ML Kenneth J. Sheridan ML and Mrs. Matthew D. Sheridan Mrs. Anita C. Sherlock Mrs. Beverly S. Sheveland ML WiUiam Sheveland Ms. TerrI H. Shwarn ML and Mrs. Richard L. Sllvestrini * ML and Mrs. David R Simerman Ms. Kathleen P Simones ML Richard Simonsen ML and Mrs, Harvey N. Singer ML and Mrs. John W Sites, JL

Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. S k a ^ Ms. Kathleen Skarin ML and Mrs. Nonon D. SmUey * ML and Mn. Donald Smidi ML and Mn. Dwight L. Smith ML and Mn. James R. Smith ML and Mn. Paul B. Smidi ML and Mn. R. Kevin Smith ML and Mn. Roben W Smith ML WiUiam T Smidi 111 ML and Mn. Robert A. Sneed ML and Mn, John E. Snelgrove ML and Mrs. EricJ. SoeU ML Kanten J. Soleng CAPT and Mn. WiUiam ]. Somerville ML and Mn. Kenneth A. Southard ML and Mn. Roben L. Souza ML and Mn. Roben SpaUa ML and Mn. John Spangenberg ML and Mn. Daryl L. Sparks ML and Mrs. Randy L. Speckmann ML and Mn. AUan R. Spies ML and Mn. Dennis E. Spracklln ML and Mn. Kenneth Sproge ML and Mrs. Joseph M. Stafford ML and Mn. Ronald E Startzel, SL ML Daniel L. Staunton ML and Mn. Gary F Steele ML and Mn. Edward K. Steffen ML and Mrs. Fred 0 . Stephens ML and Mn. Jeoffery J. Stevens Ms. Patricia H. Stewan ML and Mrs. Ronnie L. Stone Mr and Mn. WiUiam F Stranges ML and Mn. Thomas E. Strausbaugh ML and Mn. Thomas B. Stryer ML and Mrs. John K. Smart ML and Mn. Steven M. Suellentrop ML and Mn. John Swift ML and Mn. WiUiam H. Swinton ML and Mn. Gary L, Sylvester ML and Mn. John R Tate ML and Mn. Charles J. Taylor ML and Mn. John C. Tedrow ML and Mn. Robert S. Tepolt ML and Mn. Paul A. Tepper ML and Mn. Russell D. Thayer ML and Mn. Gary R. Thomas ML and Mn. Paul B. Thomas, JL ML and Mrs. Robert G. Thomas Mn. Kathleen Thornton ML and Mrs. William N. Thornton Mrs. Panicia Tieman ML and Mn. Terrance G. Tiley ML and Mrs. Benjamin W. TiUen Mrs. Jan ene Torres Mrs. Charmiann D. Townsend ML and Mrs. Joseph R. Townsend Col and Mrs. Edmund C. Tramont ML and Mn. Timothy M. Tremel Mn. Kathleen Treptow * ML and Mn. Ron E. Tripiano

ML Glenn A. WaUter ML and Mn. Ricky D. WaUace ML and Mn. KevinJ. Walsh ML and Mn. David R Wala ML and Mrs. Wade G. Wannamaker ML and Mn. Peter Washburn ML and Mrs. Gary D. Waterson Maj and Mn. George E. Watkins ML and Mn. PhUlip Watts ML and Mn. Cedar B. West Mn. Helen L. West-Blanchard ML and Mn. Michael T Westhafer DL and Mn. Kennedi D. White ML and Mn. WUHam Whiteconon ML and Mn. James M. Whinenberg ML and Mn. L. C. Widdoes ML and Mn. Jessel S. WUder ML and Mn. Bryce D. Wdlen ML and Mn. Weldon B. WdUiite ML and Mn. Thomas A. Wdlman ML and Mn. Steven C. WUson ML and Mn. Ronald L. Winchester ML and Mn. GregoryJ. ^ i n t e n Mr Lorentz E. Wittmen ML and Mn. Ken Woehrmyer ML and Mn. \C^UIiam G. Wofford ML and Mn. Richard Wolcon ML Franklin Wolf and Ms. GIni A. Blosteln-Wolf ML and Mn. WiUiam M. Womble ML Lawrence P Wood and Mn. Barbara E. Dubielak-Wood ML Eric C. Woodman ML and Mn. Frank J. Woods ML and Mn. Dartell G. Wooley ML and Mn. C. Roben Woolsey ML and Mn. BUI Wright ML and Mrs. John F Wright DL and Mn. James J. Wynn ML and Mn. Stephen Yale ML Wayne N. Yamamoto ML and Mn. Mike Yonemitsu ML and Mn. Thomas J. Young ML and Mn. Kenneth W. Zaletskl ML GeorgeJ. Zippel,JL ML and Mn. Alan Zwirblls

Donor ML ML ML ML DL

and Mn. Edward Abate and Mn, Paul Abel and Mn. John Ackerman and Mn. Armando Acuna Edward Adamovich and

DL Brenda L. Adamovich ML Roben G. Adams, JL ML Martin M.Adler Ms. Mary A. Agres ML and Mn. John R. Ahmuty ML and Mn. James R Alexander ML and Mn. Charles M. Allen ML and Mn. Stuart Allison ML and Mn. Daniel M. Alt The Honorable and Mrs. Paul H. Alvarado ML and Mn. Stephen A. Andrcjack ML and Mn. Keidi Andrews ML and Mn. Larry R Andrews Mr. and Mn. Anton B. Aneson ML and Mn. Alben P Angelone Mn. Linda E. Anglin ML and Mn. Thomas J. Appen Mn. Shidey E. Artis Mn. Collette Austin Mn. MImi Ayen

ML Michael L. Baker ML and Mn. Terry Baker M L and Mn. Douglas L. BaUard ML and Mn. David A. Barnard ML and Mn. Ralston M. Barnes Ms. Noreen L. Barney ML and Mn. Kenneth Barnhan ML and Mn. Arthur C. Barz ML and Mn. Francis G. Bauer * ML and Mn. Daniel 0 . Benltez ML and Mn. John Bennen ML and Mn. John S. Bennett M L and Mn. David E. Benson ML and Mrs. Michael R Bernard ML and Mn. David A. Bemardin ML and Mn. WUliam R Benhclotte ML and Mn. Thomas P BIckett ML and Mn. Matthew Bl^ie ML and Mn. Richard M. Biter ML and Mn. Steve A. Blackford Mr. and Mn. David S. Bodley M L and Mn. Wdliam W. Bonlfent Mr. and Mn. Tom Bonnene ML and Mn. Mark A. Bosch Mn. Cindy K. Bowersock ML and Mn. David W. Brammer ML and Mn. Donald C. Brasek Mn. Diane L. Braune Pastor and Mn. Daniel J. Brege ML and Mn. John F Brochetti ML and Mn. Kun V Brock Mn. GaU L. Brocken ML Laurence S. Brown ML Louis E. Brown ML and Mn. James M, Brugler ML S, G. Brugler ML and Mrs. Thomas C, Bruneau M L Paul F Bmno ML and Ms. Roben G. Bryant DL and Mn. C. Richard Buchanan ML and Mn. J. B. Buckley CDR and Mn. Donald S. Budrejko â&#x20AC;˘ Mr. and Mn. Kevin J. Burdick ML and Mn. Ronald F Burris Mn. Marjorie S. Busko ML and Mn. Marcos C. Cabrales Ms. Michelle S. Camp Ms. Cindy R. CampbeU ML and Mn. Thomas R Campbell ML and Mn. Joseph M. Carbonaro ML Marvin W Carlln, JL ML and Mn. Barry F Carmody, SL ML and Mrs. Craig Can ML and Mn. Mark T CanoU ML and Mn. Gary D. CasseU ML DorrUI L. Qdin ML and Mn. Carl A. Caves ML Kenneth K. Chang, JL and Mn. Belinda L. Long-Chang ML and Mn. Chris A. Childen ML and Mn. Joseph A. Chlebnik ML and Mn. Douglas M. Choromanski ML and Mn. Dennis D. Christensen Mn. Cheryl B. Christy ML and Mrs. Kenneth A. ChurchUl Mn. Alva L. Clark ML and Mn. Don Clark ML Robert G. Clifton LtCol and Mn. Scon Cllne ML and Mn. Charles L. Close ML and Mrs. Da\id E. Cluns ML and Mn. Donald D. Coates ML and Mn. Andiony J. Coaa ML Francis J. Coderre Mn. Irene Combs ML and Mn. James M. Cone ML and Mn. Dennis M. Conrad ML Cyril J. Cook ML Lawrence Corcoran ML Thomas J. Corcoran ML and Mn. Stephen Cormack ML John S. Comue Mn. Elizabeth Costa * ML and Mn. Jeffery Cox ML Michael Coyne ML and Mn. Jerry P Cutter ML and Mn. Stanley W Czaplak ML and Mn. Da\id Daffron ML and Mn. Kenneth L. Dalzlel ML and Mrs. Danny M. Danelo

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MLjoscphJ. Darcy,jL M L and Mn. Armond Darrin ML David Davis Ms, Shelia R. Da\is ML and Mn. Lart)' Da\valt ML and Mts, G n ^ r y S. Dawson ML and Mn, Roy K. deBocr ML Joseph A. DeerkoskI ML and Mn, Randy J. DeMell ML and Mn, John R. Dennison ML and Mrs, Ronald J. Deschenes ML and Mn, Ed\vard W. Devinney Mrs, SteUa C, Dicknian Capt Douglas E. DUIon and Capt Jacqueline M. Dillon ML and Mrs, Raymond E. DonneUy, JL Ms. Tanya Dorn ML and Mn. Doug E)oyle Ms, EUzabeth H. Doyle ML and Mn. Frardt Dranginis ML and Mrs. Louis A. Duckworth ML Louis Durso, SL Mn, G a « A. Eben DL and Mn. James W. Eben Mr, and Mrs. John A. Edwards, JL ML and Mn. Jerry H. Egloff MLMeneUVEhlen ML and ML Fredric Emmen ML and Mn. James L Eng ML and Mn. Matthew Eppen ML and Mn. Carlos J. Erausquin Mr. and Mrs, Charies Escher Mr. and Mn, John R Esposlto ML and Mn. Doi^las W. Evans Ms, Mary H. Evans ML and Mrs. R. D. Fair Mr. and Mn. Joseph D. Falcone Mr. Larry Favor Mr. and Mn, Edmond G. Fev'S ML and Mrs, Elmer F Fillingim, Jr. ML and Mn. Gary D. Finley Mr. Patrick E. Fisher Mr. and Mn. Roben A. Fleischmann Mr. Ronald M. Huker Mr. and Mn. Gordon H. Folz Mr. John H. Ford Mr. and Mn. John J. Ford ML and Mn. Todd W Franklin Mr. and Mn. Kent D. Frantz Mr. and Mn. David K. Frey Mrs. Mary J. Fries ML and Mn. Joseph J. Frucd Mr. Clem W Gaines and DL Jean M. Gaines Mr. and Mn. Stephen E Gaines ML James F GaUagher Mn. Debra L. Gane ML and Mn. Steven D. Garland ML and Mn. David G. Garrison ML and Mn. Dominick J. Gano ML and Mn. Raymond J. Gawlas Mr. and Mn. Lawrence J. Geary Mr, and Mrs. Thomas T Gelsinon Mr. Arthur GIbb, JL Mr. Michael B. Giguere Mr. and Mn. J. G. T. GiUary DL and Mn. Gerald G.GUle II ML and Mn. Larry L Goddard ML and Mn. Thomas Gonsiewskl ML and Mn. Alejandro T. Gonzalez Ms. Anita Goodwin ML Charles L. Gordon ML and Mn. Frank A. Grecco, SL Mn. Beveriy L. Groeber ML and Mn. Joseph A Grunder Mr. and Mn. Orlando F Guerra Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E Gury ML and Mn. John H. Hade ML and Mn. Michael G. HaU ML and Mn. John 0 . Halverson LtCol and Mn. Norraan F Hanner Mr. and Mn. Hayward W Hargrove, JL ML Alan W Hartman ML and Mn. Richard F Hartman, SL ML and Mn. David Havrilla Mn. Candace Heher ML and Mn. Glen Hellwig ML and Mn. Edgar G. Hemminger ML and Mn. Byrl Hendler CDR and Mrs. Md(e D.Henry

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ML John C. Hensel Ms. Vera Herath ML and Mrs, Gary S. Hess Mrs, Sharon M. Hickson ML and Mrs. Michael W Hinson MLWilliamJ.Hinz* ML and Mrs. Harry L. Hobert ML and Mrs. Anson A. Hoken ML and Mn. Fred W. Holzrichtcr ML and Mn. Lawrence R. Horn ML and Mn. Grant L. Houda ML Gerald K. Hoy ML and Mrs. Greg T, Hoyt ML and Mn. Gerald P Huber ML and Mrs. Mark D. Hughes ML and Mn. Greg Huljack MLandMn. BiU J, Hurley ML and Mn, Carl A. Hurley ML and Mn. Byron N, Hunt DL and Mn. Richard J. Hurviiz ML and Mn. James R. Hv-ssong ML and Mn. Chang Kyim J. Im ML and Mn. Andrew J, Imperatore ML and Mn. Kenneth L. Ingle ML and Mn. Claude D. Inman Ms, Linda Jaenson ML and Mrs, Stephen R Jakubowski ML and Mrs, j-Vlan M, James ML and Mn. Dennis W James ML and Mn. Harry Jllson DL and Mn. Chris C. Johnson ML and Mn. Craig A. Johnson ML and Mn. Donald R Johnson ML and Mn. Del R. Jones ML and Mn. Frederick Jones ML and Mn. J. W Jones ML and Mn. Jeffrey M. Jones ML and Mn. Anthony M. Kakiel ML and Mn. Thomas H. Kalocinski ML and Mn. John L. Kane ML and Mn. Michael E. Kane ML and Mn. John S. Kaptan ML and Mn. Peter C. Karalekas, JL .ML and Mn. Henry H. Kayser ML and Mn. Michael L. Kendel ML and Mn. Roben M. Kent DL and Mn. Harry W.Kinard Mn. Jane King ML and Mn. Louis D. Kins ML and Mn. Paul L. Kitchen ML and Mn. Richard E. Klokow ML and Mn. Owen R Klug ML and Mn. Paul 0 . Knop ML and Mn. Ricky G. Knowles Mn. Michele Krause ML and Mn. David Krigbaum ML and Mn. Richard M. Krumbein ML and Mn. Gregory S. Kunkel Ms. LorettaJ. Lacey ML and Mn. James Lake ML and Mn. John T Landen ML and Mn. Freddie J. Lane ML and Mn. Stephen R Langley ML and Mn. Donald R. Lanquist ML and Mn. Stephen E Lantz ML and Mn. Daniel C. Lanzdlo ML and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Lapointe, SL ML and Mn. James H. Lasley Mrs. Roseann Lavino ML and Mn. Alan Lederc ML and Mn. Charles H. Lee ML and Mn. Choon G. Lee CAPT and Mrs. WUliam E. Lehner ML George Leszczynski ML and Mrs. John V. Lewin ML and Mrs. Ernest W Lietzan Mrs. Concordia U. Lim ML and Mn. Robert H. Loeffler ML Roy K. Long M L and Mrs. Wei Y. Loo ML and Mrs. Earie M. Luke ML and Mrs. John R. Lyboldt Mn. Margaret Lydon * ML John A. Macdonald, SL * Ms. Carol Ann Macola Mr Ian T. Macpherson ML Frank Madonia, JL ML Lonnie H. Magnusen ML and Mrs. John J. Maguire III ML and Mrs. William M. Maher

ML and Mrs. David P Mann ML and Mn. Chnstophcr Manning, SL ML and Mn. Joseph C. Manus ML and Mn. William J. Maraist, Jr ML Michael J. Marburger ML and Mn. William A, Mardi Mr and Mrs. Peter J, Mariano, Jr ML and Mrs. Charies P Marks, JL Mn. Cyndiia R. Mariing ML and Mrs. John A. ManhaU Mn, Linda D. Martin ML and Mn. James W. Maunder ML and Mrs. Paul R. McGndlcss Ms. Roslyn G. McCloud ML James McCoy ML and Mn. James N, McGhan ML and Mn. Donald W. McLean ML and Mn. David R. Mehls CAPT and Mn. John M, Meighan, Jr, ML and Mn. Louis F Mersch ML and Mn. Michael MieckowskI Mr and Mn. Donald I. MUler ML Milton L. Miller Mn. Susan Milsap CAPT and Mn. Jon W, Minot ML and Mrs. Timothy J. Mlsch ML and Mn. V. R Mitalas DL and Mn. Robert A. Moldien DL and Mrs. Robert M, Moody ML and Mn. David G. Moore ML and Mn. Robert Moosheglan Maj and Mrs. GeorgeJ. Mordica 11 ML and Mn. Richard A. Morhack ML and Mn. Michad I. Morley ML and Mn. Joe Morreale Ms, Sunnie A. Monimer ML and Mn. Mark Motlow ML and Mrs, Danid J. Navas ML and Mn. Ronald L. NeUioff ML and Mn. Lawrence C. NeiU ML and Mn. Roger M. Nichols ML and Mrs. WUliam J. Nicholson ML and Mrs. George W. NiebuhL JL ML and Mrs, Rafad A. Nieves ML and Mn. Steven J. Nordvall ML and Mrs. James R. Obermeyer ML and Mrs. James E. O'Brien ML and Mn. Terry C. O'Brien ML and Mn. William C. O'Brien ML and Mn. Mark R. Obrochta ML and Mrs. Ernest F Obrock ML Sanford S. Ogawa ML and Mrs. Donndl E. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Ogden ML and Mrs. Frank J. O'Hara Mn. Donald G. O'Rourke ML Alvaro Orozco ML and Mn. Genaro Ortiz ML William Ostrom ML and Mrs, Edward G. Ostrowsky ML and Mrs. Thomas Padhi ML and Mn. David Page ML and Mrs. Dennis R. Pandy ML and Mrs. Peter Parasco ML and Mrs. Kenneth M. Pasternak ML William G. Paterson ML and Mrs. Anhur R. Pawlak DL and Mn. Eduardo Paz ML Willard R. Peifley, JL ML and Mn. Dayle L. Pescala ML and Mn. Frank Pesile Ms. Rosemary C, Petersen ML and Mrs. Mark S. Peterson * ML and Mrs. Alex G. Petkus Ms. Janie D, Phillips ML and Mrs. Bamroong Pholtavee DL and Mrs. Rafael Piedra ML and Mn. Pete A. PIringer ML and Mn. WUliam Pltchford ML and Mrs. Fredrick Pizzi Mrs. Mary E. Pontrello ML and Mn, Hardey A. Posdediwaite IV ML and Mrs. Douglass N. Powell ML and Mn. Nicholas H. Priddy Mrs. Susan T. Prosser ML James Prouty, Sr. ML and Mn. Darhyl R. Pulley ML Gene E. Purdy ML and Mn. Wayne L. Quayle ML RobertJ. Quigley

and Mn. Roben Quihuls JL and Mrs. Jitendra F Rajmaira Johnny Ramirez Gerald R Rankine-Galloway and Mrs, James L. Rawn and Mrs. Barry F Reap and Mn. Michad R Reardon and Mrs, Ed Reed andMn. Harry J. Red •. James R. Reeves and Ms. Donna M. Sauer and Mrs. Chris Regas •. and Mrs. George W. Rdchenbach and Mn. Stephen P Reid and Mn. James W. Rentfrow * and Mn. Richard E. Righter and Mn, Timothy J. Ridand Ms. Virginia Z. Rittermann Teresa A. Roach :. and Mn. Francis D. Roberts •. and Mn. Michael R. Robinson and Mn. Samuel Robinson and Mrs. Richard E. Robison -. and Mrs. Richard C. Rogers •.Joseph H. Rojas '. and Mn. Kennedi M. Roman •. and Mn. T. C. Rouillard ,d Mrs. RonnyT. Rowdl '. and Mrs. Andrew C. Rozylowicz and Mrs. Juan L. Rueda and Mn. James M. Salerno n. Bonnie J. Sant :. and Mrs. Eari B. Santymire and Mrs. David C. Savage . Barbara Schaper rs. R Schenk Kathryn M. Scherer and Mrs. WiUiam J. Schindde, JL and Mrs. Joseph R Schippen and Mrs. Erik W Schmidgal and Mn. John Schoenmaker Mark D. Schuster and Mrs, Ian Scon and Mrs. Stephen R. Searie and Mrs. Earie L. Segrest, JL and Mn. Andiony T. Ser\'dlo Shelly Sharbono and Mrs. Stephen N. Sharpless Mary Sherman and Mrs. James M. Shey Leroy Shoesmith

ML and Mn. John A. Toolan ML Ndson Torres Mr, Paul Trudell Mr. and Mn. Richard H. Tuck Mr, and Mn, Robin R. Turner ML and Mrs. James C. Valentine Mrs. Nancy B. Van Zeyl ML and Mrs. Ronald L. Vanoss ML and Mrs, Lloyd Vaughn ML and Mn, Ronald R Von Rembow Mr. and Mn, Clarence R. Vote Mr. and Mrs. Dimitrios Voulgaris ML Patrick J. Waggoner ML and Mn. Robert C. Wagner Mn. Manie L. Walden ML and Mn. Peter A. Wall ML and Mrs. David P Watters Mrs. Beverly Weaver ML and Mn. Kun M. Weber ML and Mn. Keith E. Weide Mrs. Joan M, Weinstdn MrH-LWdborn ML and Mrs. Gerard A. Wendelken ML and Mrs. Danid Wendolowski ML Richard N.Weder ML and Mn. Robert F Whalen ML and Mn, Robert B. White • ML and Mn. Thomas W Whitehead ML Robert C. Whininghill ML and Mn. Harold R. Whittington ML and Mrs. Woodrow Wilkie ML and Mrs. David C. Williams Mrs. Christine Wineman ML and Mn. Wdliam B. Wise CAPT Charles H.Witten, USN ML and Mn. Car! M. Wojtaszek ML and Mn. Harry Womack ML and Mrs, Gregory Wood Mr and Mrs. Martin J. Woomer Ms. Cindy A. Wright ML and Mrs. David J. Wright ML and Mrs. Michad D. Wright ML and Mrs. Monnie D. Wright ML and Mrs. Samuel R. Wrigley LtCol and Mn. David C. Yorck ML and Mn. Roben A. Young ML and Mn. Kennedi L. Younghans ML Bryan R Zack ML and Mn. Boden Zublic t Deceased * Matching Gift

-s. Amy A. Short and Mrs. Lelan F Sillln and Mrs. Jaime V. Singh and Mrs. Clifton Skopak and Mrs. Karl A. Slaikeu Toni L. Slemaker and Mrs. Stephen Smalley and Mrs. Christopher Smith and Mrs. Edward L. Smidi and Mn. Stephen H. Smith ;. Lois M. Snyder Michad J. Sobkowski, Sr and Mn, Thomas L. Solberg and Mn, Joseph J. Soltls and Mrs. Raul E. Soria Vernon J. Speakman and Mrs. R Craig Speer and Mn. George R Spiliotis and Mn. Roben A. Spodarek, SL rs, Paulette J. Stanphill and Mts. James J, Stapleton and Mn. Donald K, Stephens and Mn. Robert A, Stephenson and Mn. Ronald Stingley and Mn. Bruce E. Stofferahn William C. Strang, JL and Mn. David R, Stroman, SL Corndius S. Sullivan and Mn. David J. Swanskl and Mn, MarkM. Syre and Mn. Leslie J. Szukics Rebecca S. Szurovy and Mrs. James R. Tafoya and Mn. Tad T Tanaka and Mn, William E. Taylor and Mrs. James M. Tereshko * and Mrs. Larry J, Thompson Ms. Lori L, Tietz

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FRIENDS

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he Naval Academy Foundation gratefully acknowledges the support of the following friends for their generous gifts in 2002. Friends include all non-alumni, non-parent individuals.

President's Circle ($2,300 and above) Anonymous Mr and M R . Gayer D. BeUamy M R . Loms J. Boland • Mt and Mrs. WiUiam K. Biehm RADM and M R . Herbert M. Bridge Ms. Elizabed N. Buckley CDR Mildred Carson, USNR (Ro.) t Mt and M R . Aex Cena Mt C Thomas Clagen, Jt t CART and Mts. Rondd E. Eadie Mr and Mrs. Chestei S. Gladchuk, Jt Mr and M R . Steven Goidon Mr and M R . Brace R. Grindrod, Jr M R . Colene C. Hansen * Mr and M R . Robot W Hayden Ms. Alene Giessei Inch Mr and M R . Richaid W Johnson II Mr and M R . Harold F Lenfest Mr and Mrs. J. WJlard Martiott Jr Mr and M R . Gary R. McCleUan Mr and M R . EUice J. McDondd, Jr MIS. Frank MidkifF The Honorable and Mis. Roben Mosbader Mr and Mis. Vmcent L. Muiphy M R . Alee IngeRoU Nagle Mr and Mis. Michael Oveilock Mr Kenneth G. Robinson, Jr Ambassador and MR. Rad H. Robmson, Jr Mt and M R . RhUip D. Rowe, J t Mt Jack Rudn CAPTandMrs. HeniyJ. Sanfoid Professor WJliara M. Smedley RADM Sidney W Soueis, USNR (Rer) t and MIS. Sylvia SoueR

Leadership Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Ms. Ann V. BaJey Mt Douglas E. Bdei CART and Mis. Douglas A. Brook Mr George K. Crozer M R . Nicholas E. Davis • Mr and M R . WJIiam L DUlon Dr John E. Edwards, Jr Col and Mis. Alan J. English Ms Jane T. Fettei Mr Rene E. Fiitj, Jr Mr and M R . Randdl S. Johns Mr Edward I. Koch Mr and MR. Frank Manco Mt and Mis. Craig E. MJlo M R . WJIiam C. Olin • Mrs. John S. Pad • MIS. Dorothy J. Putnam Mr Lawrence H. Rogers II Mr James Rousmaniere M R . Richaid B. Rubenstein • Mr and Mis. A d u r M. Sterren Mr Peter Vandedofske M R . Susan M, Wdsh Mt S. David Wegnei Ms.KarcnJ.WeUCT

John Paul Jones Club ($500 - $999) M R . Aexanda B. Baike-Reaor * Mr and M R . Robert L. Barnes Mrs. Marion M. Blitch-McCaity RADM John W. Cionin, USNR The Honorable Fred Davidson III MIS. CabeU S. Davis • Mr and M R . Chiistophei L. Davis Mr and Mis. Andiew J. Edelson M R . WiUiam ElweU Dr and Mis.Wdliam M. Ewdd

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Ms. Nancy C. Fia-Gerald Mr Philip W.GdFney Mr Pliny L. Hdslip, Jr Ms. Karen Haywood CAPT Jeffrey Kenddl, USN CAPT Dean R. Lanon, USNR (Ret.) • Mt and M R . Joseph R. Lawvei Dr Wdto J. Leonaid RTOMHS(HmMidBV5,Jt,USNP£t)tand MR. Diane Matdews Mr WiUiam S. McClung Mr Timody R. Moore Mr Randolph B. Old Prof and M R . John R. Probert M R . Helen E, Ryerson MrWdtoPSass Dr and MR. James A. Snitc, Jr Dr Christine M. Sweeney Ms. Margaret E. Sweeney Ms. Adele Thoidl Mr C. A Whitcfoid Mr Afred Wujcid

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499) Anonymous Ms. Patricia E Adamo Mr and MR. Richaid A. AndeRon Mr and Mrs. Jack Beynon Mr Howard R Block Mr Curtis C. Brown MIS. Charies W Budo • Mr Rondd H. CampbeU Mr and Mis. John A. Conrad Mr John J. Criscione Mr Mdvin W. De Mars M R . Monica Dooflingo M R . Robert H. Dunn • Ms. Doiody L. Gammon M R . Jeanne R. Imbuig Mr and Mrs. Feto E Isler Mr and MR. Ivan A Juric RADM John M.Kosh.Sr, USN Mt David M. Key Jr Mt R Curtiss Ldn Dt Rudolph Licandro Mr John M a n d Mt and MR. Wdto Manin M R . J. Richard Rowdl t Mr Jim Rdey M R . Mary A. Riddle Mrs. Vera M. Riley Mr Stephen K. Wells Mr James WWoodniff MIS. Randolph D. Zelov •

Century Club ($100 - $249) Anonymous CART R. E. Abonathy, USN (Ra) MR. Geoige W. Alen • Ms. Mary Ann AUen MR. Harold R. Andrus • M R . Charles E. Anold • Ms, Sophie Atemboiski Mr and Mis. WiUiam E. Auppeilee M R . Jack Baiuch • M R . R. WiUiam Bass • Mr David E. Behr M R . Brace A. Benson • Mr Edgar Benson Mr John C. Blum CART G r i E . Bolte,Jr,USNR Mrs. Frank L. Boushee • M R . Mary D. Brady Mr Roben C. Brady, Jr Mr Ridard H. Brill

Mr James E Brown Ms SaUy Buschek M R . Roger Cariquist • Mr James N. Cariick Mr and Mrs. ElUiot R. Cattarulla Mr and MR. Nicholas P Cheipak M R . PhUip L. Collins • M R . Jack H. Conable • Mr Nicholas R Coogan Mr WiUiam E Cook M R . Betsy C. Crozer t Mr and Mrs. Robert L. Ciozei Prof PhyUis Cdham M R . Edwaid M. Cummings • Mr and MR. Hd S. Darby Mr B. K. Davidson MR. Thomas E. Dawson • Mr John E. Did Mr Harry DiUashaw Mrs. Kelly Dinicolo M R . Robert D. Duncan • Ms. Victoria C. Edgar Mr and M R . Lawrence A. Engels Ms. Diane L. Esbenshade RADM Roben C. Estedrooks, USN (Ro) Mr and Mis. Hugh C. FaviUe Mr Peter Fitzgodd Mt and M R . Steve Fitzgerald Mr Eugene R. Foster Mrs. Eleanor Fieeland Ms. Maiy E. Garber CDR Ridard E. Garner USNR (Ret) MR. Roben K. Gdger • M R . Roben L Ghormley • Mr and M R . Rondd J. GUben Mr and M R . Cyienus GiUote Col WiUiara L Golden, USA (Ret) MIS. Charles E Gorder • Mrs. Anne B. Grdam • MR. Kathryn E. Griffin M R . Marilda Groves Mr Charles Hagan CAPT Pad J. Hanley, Jr, USN (Ret) MIS. Thomas B. Hayward • RADM and M R . Kenneth G. Haynes Mr John C. HUgenberg Mr John Holaday MR, Henry Hoyt Mr Lam'a Hussdni Mr and MR. Lawrence W Johnson Ms. Wenddia Jones Mr and M R . WJIiam W Kehl Ms, Grace Kelly Mr and MR. Calvin A. King Ms. Lucy K. King LTJG Robert H. Kough, MC, USN Mr and M R . Andrew A. Kratz CDRJohnH. Kunkle, USN (Ret.) RADM Lee Landes, USNR (Ret.) •

CAPT James D. Langdl, USN (Ret.) • Mr Abcrt G. Laverty The Honordle and MR. John F Lehman, Jr Mr Marrin W. Leukhardt Mr Louis J. Lichtensradto Ms. Jeanne A. Logan Ms. Brenda Luquo Mr Raymond A. Madden III Mr Roben G. Mdan Ms. Bess E. MaxweU Mr Richard G. Mazur M R . Roben B. McClinton • Ms. Nicole McCutchan Ms. Laura Messei M R . Edwaid W. Meyers • Dr Jaraes M. Meznek CDR Aan S.Miller USN (Ro.) Ms. Alee H. Miller Ms. Nancy L. MiUo Mr and M R . Jose M. MoUeda MGySgt Dennis J. Murphy Mr Wanen A. Negri M R . Peny W. Nelson • M R . Ldia R. Nimocks Overby Dr John J. Noone MR. Mad J. O'Frid • M R . K d d O'Keefe • Mr and MR. Jaraes 0 . Olfson Mrs. Robert W O'Reilly Mr and M R . J. Wdliam Paris Mr and M R . Robert A PaniUo Mrs. Patricia L Payne Prof David R Redo Mr and M R . D . Louis Peoples Mrs. John M. Perkins • M R . Benjamin A. Rester • Mt Michad Retteis Mr and M R . Edward J. Pons Mr H. Roben PoweU M t C. Niles Ray CART and M R . James 0 . Roden LCDR and M R . Joseph B. RodgeR Mr John E RogeR Ms. Mary K. Rossbog Mr and Mrs Michael Rubcnstdn LT Samud G. Ryan, Jr, USNR M R . John K. Ryder • LCDR and MR. Dioscorro Santos Mrs. Frances E SaundeR Ms. Elizabed A. Sched M R . Vauda Owendoff Schwanke M R . Sd T. Sciabarra Mr Rdph Scoccimaro Mr and MR. Jira R. SconycR M R . Norine H. Seely Mrs. Danid N. Shockey • Mr and MR. E. L. Shockey Mr James M. Shoemaker J t M R . Philip D. Shudo •

M R . Harold A. Smid • Mr John R Stahr Mt and Mrs. Adrian J. Steinmann Ms. Donna M. Stiles Mrs. Janet L. Stoy Mrs. Han R. StringfeUow • Mr and M R . John P SuUivan M R . Joseph R Tagliente • Mr Carl M. Teutsch Mr Anson Tripp The Trippe Childen Mrs. Floyd H.WddropMr. and Mis. John G. Wdes Ms. Sandra L. Ward MrWdtoWeadeRlII Mr and Mrs. Wdter A Weere Mrs. Warren E White • Mr Barton K. Whitman Mrs. Kenned E. WJson • Ms. Margaret Woermei Mr G r e ^ M . Wolff Ms. Kady T Wood

Donor Mr Roben E. Adams, Jt Judge Chfton L. AUen Mt James T. Alosso Mt Douglas L. AndcRon RADM Frank H. AndeRon, USNRR M R . Maiyanne Van Leo Andeison Mt and M R . Robert Bdnbridge M R . Carolyn Barney Ms. Lenore C. Barnish Mt Harry J. Ban Ms. Patricia Barton Mr Samuel Bavaro Mr and M R . Christopher R Beaid Mt and M R . James D. Beard Mr James G. Beard Mr and M R . B. A Bccknei Mr and M R . Stephen Beecher Mt and M R . Stuart H. Benjamin Mr William E.BenyJr LCDRJamesK.BeviU,USN Mr Wayne R. Bise Ms. Emma Blanton M R . Kari Blodgen M R . Rosdie V. Blodn Ms. Gdl A. BIythe Ms. Ann Bohac LTRobertJ.Bortnick,USN Mt WiUiara S. Bowman Dt and M R . Geoige M. Bringhuist Mr J. L Brodhead Ms. Ciisrine L. Brown Mt and M R . Jeflrey A. Brown M R . Margaien T Bioyles Mt and M R . Roben K. Bucnning Mr James A. Buschini

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Mrs, Elizabedi T Buder Ms, Sharisse Buder ML FttdcrickJ. Bvmc ML Cecil K. Qd\\-allader MS. Elizabedi A. Caldwdl ML Roben E Callahan ML Gary D. Carlson Mn, D , ' M . Carr CDR Leslie J. Can, USN ML and Mrs. Jeffrey A, Caudien ML and Mn. Dennis L. Cavanagh CDR .\liceR. Cave, USN ML Joseph H. Cheshure ML and Mrs. Harlan Christensen ML and Mrs. Ronald E. Christensen CAPT SyK-ester G, Chumley, USN ML LawTence H. Cincs CDR and Mn, Paul E. Qemens ML Frank N. CocozzeUl ML WdUam W. Coleman CAPT D.LColgan. USN LT Louis R. Colombo, USN ML James Cometa ML Elmer C. Cone CDRJ,J.ConneU.USN ML Horace Connery Mrs. Mary M. Connor ML and Mrs. John J. Connon ML E H . Conway LCDR Shaurma M, Corcoran, USN ML Guy Courage ML R. E, Cowhng, JL Vy)MJ,W.Cox,USNt ,ML and Mn, Wanen W. Cox Ms, Jewdl CrandeU Ms, Colene Craw-ford-Hansen Mr. Don<dd H. Crawford ML WUliam P Crawford, JL Ms. Donna G. Crocker C \ P T H . S . Crosby, USN ML and Mn. Edgar B. Dandl Mn. AUce K. Davis ML George K. Davis Mn. Marv J. Dawson C \ P T D ' E . D e Camp, USN CyTOranRDeBols,Jr.,USN Mn. Rhtxia Dejioce MrJohnA-DeKrey Mn. Walter Delazaro ML and Mrs. Anthony DeUa Rezza Mn. Amelia T. Deszyck ML WUUam M. DeVoy Mn. Kathrine L Diem - D'Aprile Mr. and Mn. Michad DIsaUe Mr. and Mn. Tommy Doane CAPT WUUam .A Dooiingue, USN CDRR.G.Doney,USN'' Mr. and Mn. I. Langston Donkle III LTJG TR.Dosch. USN ML and WUliam Dosch ML DaleJ. Ducommun ML and Mn. Charles 1. Duke ML Robert G. Dunn JL ML and Mn. Daniel L Duplet CDR and Mn. Joe B. Durham ML and Mn. Desmond Early ML Richard Edwards ML and Mn. James R. English, JL CDRCG.Erb,USN ML Charies A. Erickson ML and Mn. Ira Fader LCDRJ. V i l l o n , USN Ms. Geri Fennell LT and Mn. Seth C. Fenner Mr. and Mn. D. Bryan Finch Ms. Marjorie Finnegan ML and Mn. Roben Fishbaugh ML and Mn. Roben J. Fisher LT Morgan L Fitch, Jr., USN (Ret.) ML and Mn. John S. Fletcher, JL ML and Mn. James P Flynt ML and Mn. Ralph H. Flynt CDR and Mn. Ralph E. Foltz Mn. Bryan Fontaine ML William Forster, JL ML Alben J. Fralnler ML and Mn. Spencer M. Free CDR Edward D. Frick, USN ML and Mn. David S. Friedman ML Herbert R. Fritts *

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Ms. Constance A, Gallimorc LTJG D. R Gaiman, USN ML Bernand J. Gaivin ML and Mrs. Charles Garrison LT and Mrs. Norman D. George ML Jason R. Getgen Ms. Marilyn J. Gibson ML William E.Giffbtd CDRWGIidonan.USN DL Harold Gordon ML Walter E. Grauban MS. Doris M. Gravino ML Gerald S. Greene Ms. Eleanor G. Greig Mrs, Carolyn R. Griffith CDR h t Grillo. USN (Ret.) ML and Mn. Rick D. Gross ML D . MitR Grurabine ML and Mrs, Denis Guenthner Mn. Lone GunhaU ML Robert T H a d d M L and Mn. Mounir Hadiji ML and Mn, Mavnard E. Hall ML Ridiard A. HaU Ms. Marjorie K. Harper DL and Mn. Forest K. Harris M L and Mn. Adam Harrison Mr. and Mn. James D. Han-ey Col Ham' E, Hasslinger, USA (Ret.) LT|GDa\-idJ.HamiakeLUSN ML Carl Hawkins ML and Mn. CUfford L. Heashp, JL ML Stephen J. H ^ Ms.LvnnWHdferdand Ms. Margot S. Hdfetd Ms. Deborah A. Hehns Mn. Party Helphenstine ML .Andrew H. Hendrickson Mn. Diana Hendrix DL Larry D. Hensley ML andMn. Aimo W. HUI, JL M L Bernard L. HladUt ML and Mn, Jimmy D. Hodges M L and Mn. Jon D. Hoizapfel M L and Mn. Frank S. HoUeman III ML andMn. Arthur W. Holt, JL LCDR and Mn. Manison H. Hoskins ML Barnard Houtchens CDR Salvarore J. Indiviglia, USNR (Ret.) LT Margaret T Irish, USN Ms. Eula S. Isom DL Donna M. Jankiewia ML and Mn. Edwin H. Jessup CAPT Clarence R Johnson, USN VADM and Mrs. John D. Johnson ML Richard G. Johnson ML Steney D. Johnson ML and Mn. Michad Jones LT and Mn. W Pickens Jones ML Jack B. Joyce Mn. Mary R. Judy LCDR Wdliam LKahan, USN ML and Mn. Joel S. Kahn M L George L. Kaigle ML P E. Kane ML and Mn. David W. Kay ML and Mn. Frank T Kay M L Patrick V Kear ML Timothy M. Keating ML D . L Kdeher LCDR Danid P Kennedy, USN Ms. Lynn M. Kimmd ML and Mn. Charles W. King ML Glendall L. King LT R P Kinnard, USN ML Richard KinseUa Ms. Dessle M. KIrby CDR D. R Kirchner, USN DL and Mrs. Stuan Kleeman ML and Mn. Conrad 0 . Klevcno ML Frank Kling Mn. KariUeen K. Koegel Ms. Jean L. Kohlmeyer ML Richard P Komosky Mr. Julian R. Kossow ML and Mn. Wdliam W. Krebs ML W A. Kruse Ms. Panicia K. Lacava ML Clark E. Lapointe, JL CDR Bernard S. K. Lau, USNR (Ret.)

ML J. Lautenlager LT William W.Uwlcr, USN ML Albert Lawrence CDRJ. F Leahy. USN Mr and Mrs. Peter Lennon ML E. E. Levy Mrs. Jane C. Lewickl LTJG DonaldJ. Lewis, USN ML and Mrs. Stephen E Libera ML Wallace K. Lightsey ML and Mn. Walter R. LIptrap Mn. Bernice H. Litde RADM W H.Livingston. USN ML Ell J. Lloyd Ms, Mat)' Londono Dr, and Mn. Monon A. Loring ML Joseph L. Loughran ML and Mrs. Lawrence J. Low ML and Mn. Wayne A. Lyons ML John A. Macdonald, SL * Prof GregoryJ. Mann ML and Mn. Brent V. Manning ML and Mn. James A. Marchio ML Carmine Marciano LTW.L. Maris, USN DL and Mn. Thomas C. Marks, JL Ms. Marcia A. Manhall ML AnthonyJ. Manloe Mn. Patricia L. Manin ML E L Massick ML Robert S. Maziarz ML Michael Mc Cune ML and Mn. John M. McCahon ML Alan N. McClennen LT and Mn. James J. McClure, JL ML and Mrs. Bmce A. McFaU Ms. Susan R McGinn ML G . E. Mdlhenny CAPT Bemadene A. McKay, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edwin Meade, Jr. ML and .Mn. Wilburn E. Meador CAPT E. T Michaels, USN ML R. G . Midiads RADM and Mn. Jod A. MIele, SL ML Richard E. Miller ML Arthur J. Misner ML Clifton D. MitcheU Mn. J, R Monroe ML James B. Montgomery ML and Mn. Frank Moore ML and Mn. David L. Morgan Mn. Wanda Muffen ML and Mn. Alex Mumford Ms. EUeen M. Murphy Ms. Marilyn Nardone ML and Mn. Charles E Nelson RADM Bruce NeweU, USN ML Walker D. Nicholson ML WUham L. Nofsinger Ms. Jeanne B. NoU Ms. Doris A. North Ms. Theresa O'Belrne ML and Mn. Thomas J. 0 Brien ML Charles W Olsen, JL ML and Mn. Ian B. Olson LCDR L L. O'NeU, USN LTJG Robert J. Ontlveros, USN ML and Mrs. James C. Parham, JL ML and Mrs. Man'in E. Pasek ML Clare E. Petty ML and Mn. Martin Pfinsgraff ML and Mrs. Andrew D. Pike CAPT William C. Pizzano, USNR Ms. LuciUe Pohmeler and ML William Tustin LT W.H.Pope, USN Ms. Rebeca S. Powell Ms. Taylor M. Press Ms. Beny B. Probst Mrs, Georglanne Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Ramsay LCDR John W Rawlings, JL, USN ML and Mrs. Clive H. Rayne RADM and Mn. J. B. Reap Mn. Manina Reaves LCDR R D , Reed, USN ADC Dennis J. Reilly, Jr, USN (Ret.) ML and Mn. William W. Rhen Prof. Guy J. Riccio ML and Mrs. Arile Richardson

ML and Mn. Clayton H, Richardson ML Robert E. Riley ML Alan M. Roadhouse ML Leslie R Roberto Mrs. Eileen 1. Robernon Mr Pledger Robertson ML R. D . Robertson Mrs. Claire M, Robitaille Ms. Annette Robles MLFJ.ROU

ML Amos Workman Ms. Margaret H. Worrall ML Harr)' Xanden Ms. Anne J. Yelont Ms. Paula C. Zcitman Mr. George Zimmerman t Deceased * Matching Gift â&#x20AC;˘ 1948 Special Apppeal

Mn. W. M. Roney ML a n d M n WUliam H.Rorer IV ML Jordan L. Roseman ML and Mrs. Joe P Ross DL Paul W. Rossey ML Max L. Rothschild CDR Michad LRoveUo, USNR Mr. Al Ruby LCDR and Mrs. James E. Rylee ML and Mrs. Steven Sabo ML and Mn, Jod Saegen Mn. Geraldine Saucer and Mn. Ethd Cohoe Mn. Birney S. Saunders LCDR and Mn. Raymond J. Scent Ms. Julia A. Scheel Rev. Russell D. Scheel LTJG E. A. Schmin, USN Mr and Mrs. Spencer R. Schron Col and Mn. Calvin L Scovel III ML John R. Sean, JL CDR J. J. Seldel, USN LTGeoPShafTan,USN DL and Mn. H. E. Shaw, JL CAPT and Mrs. William H. Sheehan, JL LCDR Wayne C. Shepard, USN (Ret.) ML BUI Shedey ML Samud Silvetman Ms. Leslie T SmeUey Ms. C. Diane Smock and ML Brad Vl^che ML John W. Sorrell ML CarroU S. Spaulding ML C. L. Spencer Ms. Ann M. Spina ML and Mrs. John Srite ML and Mrs. Harris Stein LT Joseph T Stdnmetz, USN (Ret.) ML and Mrs. WiUiam A. Stephan, JL CAPT R T Stephens, USN (Ret.) ML and Mn. Stephen E. Still ML and Mn. R. L. Strickland ML and Mn. Danid L. Sweeney, JL ML and Mn. John L. Swem II ML and Mn. Mark E. Szycher CAPT Herbert B. Tanowitz, USN ML James W Taylor ML and Mn. Thomas E. Teshara DL Andrew H. Thalhelm, JL ML and Mn. Thomas C. Thayer ML and Mrs. Paul Thornburg LT Samud J. Tindall, USNR Mr Terence W. Toran CDRJohn H.Touchton.jL, USN (Ret.) DL E. A. Trabant ML Charles F Travis ML and Mrs. Carmen N. TriniarchI ML and Mrs. Henry E Tyson CDR and Mrs. Ronald A. VaU Dean W. G. Vause CDRW.Visniski,USN ML a n d M n Billy C.Wallace ML Edwin S. Wallace ML and Mrs. Tony Wallace Ms. Mary-Louise R. Wallendorf Ms. Gladys B. Warren ML John L. Watson CDR Stephen A. Weinhardt, USN ML R. L, WeUener ML Thomas A. Whalen Mr. and Mn. August WUdberger ML a n d M n Ardiur J. Wilkie. JL ML and Mrs. Marion WUIhauck CAPT and Mn. Harmon M. WUUams ML and Mn. Roben E. Wilson Ms. Teresa Wilson ML Harold 1. Winrer CAPT and Mn. Robert W Winer Mn. Margaret T. Wittman ML Robert W.Wolfe MLHan'eyA.Wolsh

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IN MEMORY AND IN HONOR

A

contribution to recognize those who have passed away or are held in high esteem is a wonderfial way to pay tribute. A gift "in memory of" helps continue the spirit of those who have gone before, while a gift "in honor of" shows respect and appreciation for individuals one admires.

Honor Chairs provide a special means of recognition in Alumni Hall. Brass plates are permanently affixed to the chairs in Alumni Hall to provide a visible tribute for loved ones.

Individuals and groups contribute gifts of $ 1,000 or more in support of the Honor Chair Program.

The following individuals or groups made recognition gifts to the Naval Academy Foundation in 2002.

IN MEMORY CDR John B. Anderson, USN (Ret.) M R . John B. Anderson

CAPT Joseph F. Anderson, U S N (Ret.) I Mrs. Joseph E Anderson

MAJ Harry J. Andrews, USAF (Ret.) • M R . HaiiyJ. Andrews

LTJG Donald S. Apple, USN Mr Dondd S. Jeffeison

CAPT Bert M. Aridnson, Jt, USN (Ret.) MR. Bert M. Atkinson, Jr

Mr Philip WGdfney Mt Robert W Garland VADM Henry C. GJfin III, USN (Ra) CART WiUiara S.Kordis, USN CART James C Lewis, USN Mr Jeffrey J. Long L C D R R ^ n d M Madiown, USNRfRa) Cd Lawience B. Molnar USAF (Ro.) Mr Kevin J. O'Connoi CDRThomasG Rage, USNR CDR Nicholas B. Smilari, USNR

CAPT Arthur R. Barke, USN (Ret.) MR. Aexandia B. Baike-Rectoi United Way of Tri- Sate

CAPT Edwaid L. Beach, Jr., USN (Ret.) CAPT Howaid S. Crosby, USN (Ro.) VADM Tliomas R Wesdlet USN (Ro.)

CAPT John R. Blackburn, U S N (Ret.) M R . Robert E. Lawrence R A D M John D . Blitch, U S N (Ret.) I M R . Marion M. Blitch-McCaity

C A P T Ira K. Blough, Jr., U S N (Ret.) Mr and Mis. Anthony DeUa Rezza Mr and MR. Spencer M. Free Ms. Consrance A. Gallimoie Dr Donna Jankiewicz MIS. Geraldine Saucei & Mrs. Edd Cohoe Ms. Ann M. Spina Mr and M R . WiUiam A, Stephan, Jr Mr and Mrs R. L. Strickland Mr. Luke J. Boggess LT Scott A. Bowraer Mr. Willard R. B o n w i t Dr Andiew M. Bonwit

C D R George U S N (Ret.) Class of 1944

CAPT James F. Bradley, Jr., U S N (Ret.) • CDR JohnT Knudsen, USN (Ret)

Bennett,

Mr. a n d Mrs. V^illis R Bilderback LCDR Moigan E Ames, Jr, USN (Ret)

CDR Geoige W M. Brown, USN (Ret.) I Mrs. George W M. Brown

CDR Laurence A. Brown, Jt, USNR (Ret.) •

C D R James F. Braun, U S N (Ret.) • MR. James E Braun C A P T Richard E. U S N (Ret.) I M R . Dorothy J. Putnam Mrs Henry G. Reaves, Jr Mrs. Martina Reaves

CDR

William

A.

Cann,

USN (Ret.)

Brega,

Mt Carlo S. Corsuti VADM and M R . John D. Johnson

Mrs, WJIiam A Cann

CDR Anthony T. Capiiotd, Jt, USN (Ret.) Class of 1944 Mr and M R . Charies Garrison Ms. Marjorie K. Harper M R . Kathleen K. Koegd Mr and MR, Wdter R. Liptrap

Mt Robert L. Coughlin, Jt • Mr A. Jaraes Roberts III

Mrs. Betsy C. Crozer Mr George K. Ciozer

RADM Carl M. Dalton, USN (Ret.) Mr Charies S. Wdker USNR

RADM Samuel R Brown, Jt, U S N (Ret.) I Mrs. Samuel R. Brown, Jr

CAPT Martin M. Casey, J t , U S N (Ret.) Class of 1944

LCDR George H. Bryan, Jn, U S N (Ret.) I M R . George H. Bryan, Jt

CAPT Herbert A. Cassidy, J t , U S N (Ret.) M R . James R Coleman

C D R Joseph H .

U S N (Ret.) Class of 1944

LCDR Henry D .

U S N (Ret.) I M R . Henry D. Clad

Blizard,

ENS Harland R. Bowdty, USN CART Hoyd D. Bowdey USN (Ret)

LCDRStuaitE Bqer, USN (Ret) Ms. Sophie Atemboiski Mr and Mrs. Raymond J. Gawlas Mr Waltei E. Grauban Mr Albert Lawience Mr Thomas A. Whden

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C D R Floyd H .

U S N (Ret.) Ms. Eleanoi G, Gidg

Mr. Frank J. B e h o u n e k MR. Frank J. Behounek Class of 1944 O.

Mr WUliam T. Sanders, Jr

M R . Laurence A. Brown, Jt

CAPT Geoige G BaD, USN (Ret) CAPTJamesT Aexando, Jr, USN (Ro.) Mr Gary D. Carison CAPT Victor Ddano, USN (Ret.) Mr and Mrs. Peter Lennon Mr Carmine Marciano Mr Warren A. Negri Mr Carroll S. Spadding USS Davis (DD 937) Association USS Peny Reunion Association

CAPT fiedenck B. Bromley, USN (Ret.)

LT Paul J. Davidson, USNRR Mr Alen E. Reed Jr

CAPT Gerald E Deconto, USN LTTimodyJ. Olivier USN

Mt Enrico G. Del Puppo • Buescher,

Mr. E a r l W . Burdette LCDRWJliam K.ftmocw.Jr,USNRfRo.) CAPT Chades E Budir^me III, U S N R R (Ret.) MR. Charies E Buriingame III MS. Diane L. Esbenshade Mt and M R . Rick D. Gross Mr and MR. Denis Guendnei Mr and M R . Andrew A. Kratz Mr and M R . Edwaid L. Ramsay Mr David L. Wennei Mr. W i l l i a m E. Burr Class of 1954 BGen Raul D. Slad, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Wairen L CaldweU, S t , U S N (Ret.) Ms. Elizabed A. Cddwdl CAFT Stewn W Callaw^ Jn, U S N (Ret.) I MR. Steven W Cdlaway Jt CAPT Earnest G. Campbell, U S N (Ret.) M R . Rosdie V. Blouin CAPT Guy Cane, USN (Ret) • M R . Guy Cane

Clark,

C D R George B. C l e ^ III, U S N (Ret.) I MR. George B. Clegg 111 RADM Merrill K. Qemeufson, U S N (Ret.) M R . Merrill K. ClemenRon

RADM James M. McGairah, USNR Mr Louis L. McGinty CAPT Burt E. MiUer USNR (Ra.) Mr David B. Mordand LTJGMarcAShuterUSN(Ret.) D t R o y A Smid III M t Lowell F. D e n n i s Class of 1944 C D R Robert W U S N (Ret.) I M R . Robert W Depew

Depew,

CAFT Victor R Coki USN (Ret) Mr and MR. Stephen E Libera Mr and MR. James A. Maichio Mr and M R . John M. McCdon

M t P h i l i p C. D i e m M R . Kathrine L. Diem - DApiilc

M t Theodore H. CoUora • MR. Theodore H. CoUora

Mr. Leonard P. Donahue, J t • M R . Leonaid R Dondue, Jr

Mr. Kevin P. C o n n o r s • CDR Frank 0 . Barrett III, USN LCDRJohn X. Cariiei II, USN (Ro.) M R . Kevin R ConnoR Mt John E. Donovan

C D R J o h n S. U S N (Ret.) Class of 1944

CDR Gaiy C Goodmundson, USN (Ro.) CART Simeon G. H i ^ Jr, USN (Ret) Mr Fianklin J. Jensen, Jt Mt Thomas W Lafoice Mt William R McCauley Mr William C. McClain, Jr LTJG Robot D. Mooie, USN LT Teny A. Mooie, USN Mt Edwaid J. O'NeU Mt Michad R. Sdewske Mr Kenned W. Sdtraann

Donaldson,

C D R J o h n F. D o n o v a n , U S N (Ret.) M R . John E Donovan C D R WiUiam H. Donovan, Jt, USN CDR Thoraas F McGovem, USN L C D R James I. Dudley, J t , U S N (Ret.) M R . James 1. Dudley, Jt

LCDRWilliaraH.Stieglitz,USN

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A D M Charies K. U S N (Ret.) •

Ehmcan,

Mrs. Mark P. Frudden MR. Kadryn E. Griffin

M R . Charles K. Duncan Mr. N o r m a n L. D u n c a n Class of 1948 C D R Patrick D u n n , U S N M R . Marilda Groves LCDR and M R . Diosc-ono Santos TTie Mad and hirida SUVVTO lanJh- Fund C D R T h o m a s R. Eagye II, U S N (Ret.) • M R . Thomas R. E.^'e It CDR

Burton

I.

Edelson,

U S N (Ret.) Mr and M R . B. .A Beckno CAPT Roger Cariquist USN (Ret.) Mr and MIS. .Aidrcvv J. Edelson M t and M R , Ira Fadei MIS. Jeanne R. Imbuig

R A D M Mark R Frudden, U S N (Ret.) MI. and M R . MavTiaid E. HaU I T Terri S. Fussner, U S N Dr and .MR. Christophei I. Moran LT John RSmolen, USN ' C D R Wallace U S N (Ret.) aassofl94S

S.

Gabriel,

CAPT Robert G. Grubb, USN (Ret) • R\DM .-Uingron E Campbdl, USN (Ret) M R . Robot G. Giubb M R . Wanda Muffen LT Christopher N . Gubitosa, USN Mt and Mts. .Anthony J. Gubitosa CAPT Roben A. Guhck, J t , USN (Ret) CDR Roben L. Bolder USN (Ro.) Mr John R. Stahi

C O L Joseph P. G i ^ a r d o , Jr., U S M C (Ret.) RADi\ 1 Fiedoid C Johnson. USN (Ra) C D R Philroy C Gale, J n , U S N (Ret.) CDR Charies S. Bovvirod, Ir, USN (Ro) CDR Fiedaid R Haslton,'Jr, USN (Ret)

C o l Cabell Gwathmey, AUS (Ret.) Mt James F Brown Ms. Jewdl CrandeU Col Harry E. Hasslinger USA (Ret.) Mr John Holaday Mr and M R . Wdliam W. Krebs Mr and M R . James 0 . Olison

Kenned and hU Edelson Foundadon. Inc R A D M J o h n E. Edwards, U S N (Ret.) • Dt John E. Edwards, Jr U

Mark A . Ehlers, U S N • MIS. M a d A EhleR

ENS John R. Elliott, USN .•\danric Gt\" CoundL' U.S. Na\y League Mr. and Mrs. WUliam D. EUion Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manco M L RandaU S. Johns

R A D M Josef M. Gaidiner, USN (Ret) ADM Rdph W Cousins. USN (Ret) Mr. J o h n B . Garvin Class of 19.r Mr. Edgar J. Gerloff, J t Qass of 1944 Mt and .MR. Steven Sabo C D R Vngil E Get, USNR (Ret) C y T Ridani L Kari, USN (Ret) CAPTSidnev'A Shovvin, Jr. USN (Ra)

CAPT D o t ^ W Fakoaer, U S N (Ret-) I Mn. Douglas W. Falconer

C D R William U S N (Ret) Qass of 1944

L C D R Louis A. U S N (Ret.) .MR. Louis .A Farbo

RADM John A Oids, USN (Ret) John G. Burk and Associates Ms. Brenda Luquer Ms. Eileen M. Murphy Mrs. Frances R Saunders .Ms. Margaret Woermer

Farber,

M t Robert R. Figura .MR. Robert R Figura

CAPT twin E Kke, LSN (Ra.) Mr. Jason R_ G e ^ n

RADM Phillip R Rjz-GeraU, USN (Ret.) Ms. Nancy C. Fitz-Godd Jack a n d E l l e n Fitzgerald -Mr and .MR. James .A Ounsvvord RADM Wilson E F l a ^ , USNR (Ret) RAJ.M Lim- B. FrankUn, USNR (Ra) VADM Bemaid R R u b e , J c USN (Ret) CARTJoseph E. Bond, USN (Ret) Class of 1945 CARTJohn R CuUoi, USN (Ro.) CAPT Teny LGlovet USN VADM Howard E. Greet USN (Ro.) CDR Pat GriUo, USN ( R a ) CAPFWJlHra R Haidasdc, Jr, USN (Ret) M R . Robert A Hogsed CAPT Frederid J. KeUey, USN (Ro.) MS. Jean L. Kohlmeyer CDR Cados D. .McCdbugh, USN (Ret) CDR John R..VIidgen, USN Mt and M R . Charles E Nelson Rented OfliceR Wves Sodety Mr. and M R . Clayton H. Richardson Mt and M R . Stephen E. Srill Mr and .MR. Mark E. Szv'der The Hampton Roads Chaptei of the Rerired OfificeR Associarion C D R Ralph E Freese, U S N (Ret.) I M R . Rdph E Fieesc

Shipmate, May 2003

C.

Gibson,

RADMHEisdKlJ.GoklbeigSC, U S N (Ret) RADM Wenddl McHeniy, Jr, SQ USN (Ret) LT Gene R. GoUahon, U S N LCDR James D. Hodde. USNR (Ra) CDR R o b e r t F. G o w e r , U S N (Ret) .Mr Stephen R Krause CDR Wdiei T Pate, Jr, USN (Ret) Mr. E u g e n e P. Graham .Mr and Mrs. WJIiam E. .Auppeilee Mr. Keith W. Graham Coden Employees M t and M R . Wanen W. Cox Mr and .MR. Hugh C. Favdle Mr and .MR. Adam Harrison Mr and .MR. James D. Harvey Mr and M R . Jimmy D. Hodges Ms. Dessie M. Kiiby Mr and M R . Brace A. McFdl Ms. LucJle Rohmdei and Mt William Tusrin Mr and M R . Alie Richardson Mr and M R . Raul Thornburg Mr and M R . W d t o A WeeR Mr and M R . Roben E. WJson Mr. WUliam A. Graham Class of 1945 L T C O L Frederic A. USMC (Ret) M R . Frederic A. Green

Green,

C A P T Gary H . HaU, S t , USN (Ret) Mrs. Mar)'anne \'an Leer Anderson Mr. William P Crawford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. I. Langston Donkle III Donkle Mill Ser\ices LLC Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Dupler Mr. and Mrs. D. Brj-an Finch Mr. William Forster Jr. Mr. D. Allen Grumblne Mr. Robert! Hackl Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Holleman III Jer\'ey Eye Group, RA. Mr. andMrs. William WKehl Mr Wallace K. Ughtsey Mr. and Mrs. Brent V. Manning CART Bernadette A. McKay, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mumford Mr. and Mrs. James C. Parham Jr. Mr. C. Ndes Ray Mr. Ralph Scoccimaro Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Shaw, Jr. Mr. James M. Shoemaker, Jr. Ms. C Diane Smock and Mr Brad Wyd\t Mr. and Mrs. Adrian J. Steirmiann Mr. James W. Taylor Mr. Charles E Tra\is Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wallace Mr. Amos Workman Wyche, Burgess, Freeman & Parham Mr. George Zimmerman Mrs, Perry Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Crozer R A D M Robert J. U S N (Ret.) I Mrs. Roben J. Hanks Ms. Karen Haywood

Hanks,

C A P T Robert L. H a n s e n , U S N (Ret.) RADM George F Ellis, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles Hagan ADM James L. HoUoway IH, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Birney S. Saunders C A P T Ralph M . H a n s o n , U S N (Ret.) C-VPT and Mrs. Robert A. Schelling CAFT Hiaddais R Haiden, U S N (Ret.) Ms. Sharisse Buder Mr and M R . EUliot R. CanaruUa Mr and M R . Jon D. Hoizapfel Mr and ,VIR. David L. Morgan Mr and M R . Thomas J. O'Brien Mr and M R . Ian B. Olson Mt and .VIR. Marvin E. Pasek Ms. Taylor .Vl. Press ,Ms. Beny B. Probst Mr Jordan L. Roseman Mr and MR. .Michael Rubenstein Ms, Elizabed A. Sched

Ms. Jdia A. S d e d Rev Russdl D. Scheel Mr and M R . E. L. Shockey The Sandaboo Entotdnraent Ms. Paula C. Zeitman Mr. T h o m a s J. Harper • CDR Philip B. Ndson, USN (Ret.) C D R Paul L. USN (Ret) Class of 1944

Havenstein,

D t Charles H . H e i d e n MR. Charies H. Heiden L t C o l Allen C. Hendley, U S M C (Ret.) • MR, Alen C. Hendley M t Kad N . Hendrickson Mr Andiew H. Hendrickson E N S Steven D . H e m i n g , USN LCDR Geo^e E Heming. USN (Ro.) CAPT Irvine K. Heywaid IV5 USN (Ret) Class of 1954 Mr.lSbdianielM.Hm,Jt ICDRWilliamK.fi3Dac«(Jc,USNR(Ra) C A P T Robert A. USN (Ret) Mr John R. SeaR, Jr

CAPT Stephen W. Joidan, USNR (Ret) ,MR. Stephen W, Joidan C A P T Paul C

Keenan, J t ,

USN (Ret) CAPT Francis M. Snyder USN ( R a ) R A D M Bruce U S N (Ret) Class of 1948

Keener

ID,

M t Wdliam E K d g h d e y Class of 1944 CDRIfenyJ. Kdey, VSN (Ret) Class of 1942 Mr. L o u i s B. K e l l e y Mr and M R . Wdliam E. Auppeilee Ms. M a t t e l H. WoiraU Mr. J o h n D . KeUy • MR. John D. Kelly C A P T M o n r o e KeUy, USN (Ret) • M R . Monroe KeUy. Jr

Jt,

M t Donald H . Kelton Class of 1944 Mrs. D o r l a D . Kendel Mr and MR. Jod Saegert

Hogsed, Mr. S i m o n Kerstiens, Jr. • CDRJosephEKeRdens,USNR

CAFTW^ne D . Hague, USNR .Mr Dean M. Flan CDR Rad S. Kenney USN Maj Thoraas R Mitddl, USMC (Ra)

V A D M Thomas J. Kildine, USN (Ret) LT WJIiam T Roos, USNRR ADM Carlisle A H. Trost USN (Ra)

C A P T ^ S . Howfl, I K N (Ret) Class of 1944

Mr. Carl J. K l e c o t k a .Mr and M R . WJIiam E. Aupperiee

CAPT Thomas R. Ingham,

R A D M Robert USN (Ret) I .\ln. Robert E. Klee

U S N (Ret.) I MR. Thomas R. Ingham C D R Charies W. Jenkins, USN (Ret) Mr WJIiam E. Giffoid M R . Roben E. Lawrence Mr and M R . August Wddbetgo L C D R Gerald W. Jenkins, USNi CDR Rad A Afieri, USN ( R a ) CDR Douglas R AyeR, USN (Ret.) Mt Chffoid L. Deets CDR Gaiy C Goodmundson, USN (Ra) BGen Edward R. Langston, Jt, USMC Mrs. Barry J. Madis LTJG Roben D. Moore, USN Mr WJIiam H. Newton III CdThoraasJ. Rinnan, USMCR Mr Michael R Sdewske Mr R. Thoraas Schram CAPT Steven G. Tindey, USN CAPT Harold A WiUiams, USN Capt Redmond R. Jensen, USMCi M R . Redmond R. Jensen CAPT Garry W. Jewett, Jr., USN (Ret)

E.

Klee,

C D R K o i y K . Knoboi, U S N Maj Steven J. Martin, USMC (Ret.) Mt Geoige M. Wheelei RADM Peidinand R USN (Ret) • .MR. Fodinand B. Koch

Koch,

LtCol Frank P. Kolbe, J t , USMCR • MR. Frank P Kolbe, J t Dr. K n o x Kreutzer Class of 1944 C A P T Arland W. U S N (Ret) Mr Robert G. .Mdan

Kuester,

C A P T W i U i a m R. Kurtz, U S N (Ret.) Mr and M R . Jack Beynon Mr and M R . Harlan Christensen Mr and M R . Rondd E. Christensen Class of 1942 Mr Barnard Houtchens Mr Max L. RothschUd Mr Harrv' XandeR

M R . Gany W Jewett J t M t Claude O. Landano, J t Class of 1944

Mr. Paul A. J o h n s o n Southlawn Chuich of God L C D R D o u g ^ M. Johnston, USNi CART Douglas M. Johnston, Jr, USNR

Mr. A. G r ^ o r y Lang, Jr. • ,Ms. Lenore C Barnish Mr and MR. Stephen Beechet Mr Dondd E Buhrer CAPT Roger Carlquist, USN (Ret.)

C A P T S a m u e l G. USN (Ret) • Mis. Samud G, Jones

Jones,

Mr and MR. Robert Fldbaugh Mr and M R . John S. Park Mr H. Robert RoweU

Mrs. Robert K. Sdcnkd Mr. Hubert B. Stunevant J t Upper .Montddr Country Club CAPT Rowland C Lawver, USN (Ret) M R . Kail Blotlgen Mt and M R . Joseph R. Lawver M R . Patrida L. Payne M R . W. M . Roney Mr. J o h n A. Logan H .\ls. Jeanne .A- Logan

ADM Roben L. J. Lonz, USN (Ret) Class of 1944 LT Kdron L Lowery, USNR (Ret) CAPT D. Mason WeUs, USN (Ra)

M G James A. Mickle, Jr., A U S (Ret.) I .Aabama Chaptei CAPT Aan F Claik, USNR (Ret) Mt T Moiris Hackney D t R o y A Smid 111 Mt WJIiam E.Zdes,Jt

V A D M Victor D . Long, USN (Ret) CAPT ariE.Bolte,Jr, USNR

C D R H a r r y L. USN (Ret) • M R . Hain' L. MiUian

C A P T R o b e n J. USN (Ret) Class of 1944

BGen Ivan W. Miller, USMC (Ret) Col J a d R Sloan, USMC (Ret)

Loomis,

Milhan,

C D R K i p O'Connor, USN (Ret) • M R . Kip O'Connor M t MirliaflJ. O'Siai^hnessy • MR. Susan M. Wdsh Jim and EUen O u n s w o r t h Mr and MR. James A Ounswoid LCDR Meriin P ^ d o c k , U S N Mrs. Frank Midkiff CAPT Jefierson D . P&rker, U S N (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bainbridge Mr. Frederick J. Byrne Chatham Jewelers, Inc. Class of 1935 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Doane Mr. and Mrs. James R. English, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Forest K. Harris Mrs. Henry Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Conrad 0 . Kleveno Mr. and iMrs. Andre\v D. Pike Mr. and Mrs. Wdliam W.Rhert Mr. and Mrs. Joe R Ross

CAPT Frank C Lynch, J t , USN (Ret) • M R . Frank C. Lynd, Jr

C A P T Kirk C. MUler, J t , U S N (Ret.) I MR. Kid C MJlo Jr

LIJG Joseph H .

USN Class of 1944

C D R Edwaid J. Mahon, Jt, USN (Ret) • MR. Etlward J. Mdon, J t

RADM Theodore T. MUler, USN (Ret) • MR. Theodoie T. MJler

R A D M Alvin A. Peterson, U S N R (Ret.) M R . Avin A. Reteison

MtGilbettThoinasN^iriano,Jt .Mr Rondd H. CampbeU

C A P T H u g h Q . Murray, USN (Ret) Ms. Sdly Buschek M R . Henry W Buse, Jr CAPT Richanl E. Foster USN (Ret) MS. Laura Messer Dr Hugh MuUan

Mr. J o h n D . Peterson MR. John D. Reteison

Col James W. Marsh, USMC (Ret) CART Frank H. Feadosion, USN (Ra.) C D R Lawrence A. Mayer, USNR (Ret) • Mrs. Lawrence A. Mayer CAPT Koinedi V ISfcArthur, USN (Ret) M R . Kenned V. McAldur M t Kennedi M. M c B r a ^ Donna and Jaraes O'Meara Charirable Foundation Mt Tory W. Kiuramd

C A P T Walter USN (Ret) Class of 1937

R A D M George R. Muse, USN (Ret) Class of 1938 CAPT Joaiph M. Md)ovvdl, USN (Ra)

CAPT Edgar S. PbweU, J t , USN (Ret) I M R . Edgar S. Rowdl, Jr

M t Edgar R. McChing, J t MI. Richard Edwards Mr and MR. Cdvin A King Mt WiUiam S. McClung CAPT Archibald J. McEvran, USN Ms. Doiis A. North

R A D M Charles D .

USN (Ret) I M R . Chailes D. Nace

Nace,

M t \bloQlm C. McGiadi MR. Jayne C. .McGrad BIdi

L C D R O w e n W. USN (Ret) • MR. Owen W Nash

Nash,

CAPT Russdl R. JV&Kecfani^ USN (Ret) CARTJohn R Cmmpton, Jr, USN (Ra.) MR. Dondd D. Fodds CAPT D. Mason Wells, USN (Ret) CAPT R a n d i ^ Meade, Jt, USN (Ret) Ms. Mary Ann Allen Mrs. John B. Balch Mrs. Henry W Buse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Conrad Mr. E H. Conway CAPT Roy B. Cowdrey USN (Ret.) iMr. Peter Fitzgerald iMr. and Mrs. Steve Fitzgerald CAPT Richard E. Foster, USN (Ret.) Dr. Harold Gordon Mr. Julian R. Kossow

Mr. PhiUp S. N e l s o n Mr and MR. Clifford L. Heaslip. Jr Mr and M R . Lawrence W Johnson Mr and M R . Clive H. Rayne LT WUiam T Roos. USNRR C A P T Robert H .

USN (Ret) I MR. Roben H. Nelson

Phaler,

CAPT George F. Prestwich, USNR (Ret) CDR Geoige D. Riestwid, USNR (Ra) VADM Frank H . Price, J t , USN (Ret) Mr Edgar Benson M R . Frank H. Price, Jt CAPT D. Mason Wdls, USN (Ret.) Mr. Kenneth E. Pruden • MR. Kenned E. Rmden C A P T Eugene E USN (Ret) MR. Eugene R Rankin

Dr. Marcy E NeweU Col Earnest H. Seboig, USAF (Ret) Cardinal John J. O ' C o n n o r Congregation Emanu-EI Mt Edwatd 1. Koch Mt lack Rudin

CAPT John B. Ritch, J t , USN (Ret) I M R . John B. Pitch, J t E N S Mary E. Robertson, USN CDR and M R . Afied L Robertson CAFT WUliam A. Robinson, USN (Ret) • M R . WJUam A Robinson Mr. D u k e J. Rose Mt Robert S. Curl LtCol Bruce A. USMC (Ret) Class of 1944

Rushlow,

M t H e n r y R. Sadowski FideUty InvestraenR

C D R Wdliam Sandkuhler, J t , USNR (Ret) Armstrong Wood Products, Inc Armstrong Worid Industries Inc Col Thomas E Blake, Jr., USAF (Ret.) Mrs. Margarett T. Broyles Cadx^ Women of SumnKniDe and Ladson Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Danell Mr Chester G. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Kay LCDR Kearinge Keays, USN (Ret.) Mr. Srephen R. Krause Mr. Clark E. Lapolnre, Jr. Mr. Louis J. Lichtenstadter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin Mr. Robert S. Maziarz MGySgt Dennis J. Murphy Office of the Judge Advocate General Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Potts LCDR and Mrs. Joseph B. Rodgers Col and Mrs. Calvin L. Scovel III Mr. and Mrs. Carmen N. TriniarchI Mr. Anson Tripp Ms. Gladys B. Warren CART David J. Woodard, USN (Ret.) RADM Goidon J. Schuller, U S N (Ret.) Mrs. Thomas R. Sruan Mr, Edward A. Scoles Mr. Wdliam T. Sanders, Jr.

Rankin,

CAPT Geoige A. Reaves HI, USN (Ret) LCDR WUiara K.Reniciew,Jt, USNR (Ret) Mr. Clyde R e d f e m Mt and MR. Wdliam E. Aupperiee

Nelson,

M t D a l e V. Ness Class of 1944

Mrs. Elizabeth Howard Richardson CAPE WJham C Rkliaidson, USN (Set)

Mr. Robert J. S a l o m o n MrandMR-WlliamHRoialV

LtCol Richaid C. Pfeifle, USMC (Ret) LtCol Ramd J. O'ConneU, USMC (Ra) L.

CDR Wanen C. Grafton, USN (Ret.) Mr. and M R . David W. Kay

Patterson,

Mr. Harry Muschenheim, Jr. M R . Vera M. Riley

Mrs. George R. M u s e Class of 1938 M R . Ameha T Deszyd CDR and M R . Joe B. Durham Ms. Eula S. Isom Ms. Jeanne B. NoU CAPT Geoige R Reinhan III, USN (Rtt) Mr John L Watson

Mr. D o n a l d A. Mclver • .MR. Dondd A Mdvo

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Mr. Ell J. Uoyd Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Lyons VADM WUliam P Mack, USN (Ret.) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Marks, Jr. Mr. Edwin Meade Jr. Mr. Clare E. Petty CAPTWilllamCRichaidson,USN(RcL) Mr. and iMrs. John Srite Dr. E, A. Trabant Dean W G. Vause Ms. Anne J. Yelottt

L C D R Lynn D . Reed, U S N R Mrs. Lynn D. Reed C A P T W i l l i a m H . Reed, USN (Ret) I MR. William H. Reed COL John E Rdd, USAF (Ret) MR. John E. Reid C A P T J o h n N . Renfro, USN (Ret) Eastman Chemicd Company MR. Eleanoi Fiedand

CAPT (rank J. Soolpino> Ji;, U S N R (Ret.) RADM Richard C. A\Tit, USN (Ret.) CDR Leo J. Cannon, USNR (Ret.) RADM David S. Cruden, USN (Ret.) ADM Carhsle A. H. Trcst. USN (Ret.) Mr. N o r m a n Scott, Jr. Class of 1944 C o l Jean C . Seagroves, USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Michael DIsalle Ms. Doris M. Grax-ino Ms. Nicole McCutchan Ms. Mary K Rossberg Mrs. Jean C. Seagroves CAPT Williams M. Shifflette^ U S N (Ret.) • Mrs. Lucia Shifflene Mr. Joseph S. Sinclair Mrs. James W. Winston

Mr. J o e A. Slattery • Mr. Robert E. Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Buenning MIS. Elizabedi T. Buder Mr. James Cometa Mrs. Rhoda Dejioce Mrs. Kelly Dinicolo Ms. Marjorie Finnegan Mr. Carl Hawkins Ms. Deborah A. Hehns Mrs. Patty Helphenstine Mrs. Mary R Judy Mr. Timothy M. Keating Ms. Marcia A. Marshall Mr. Richard G. Mazur Ms. Nancy L. Miller Ms. Annene Robles Mr. and Mrs. Spencer R. Schron Mr. and Mrs. Henry E Tyson Ms. Teresa Wilson Maj James L. Smee, U S M C • Mrs. James L. Smee CDRRogerF. Scnith, USN (Ret) Mrs. Roger E Smith C o L W i l l i a m A. USAF (Ret.) I Mrs. Wdham A. Smidi

Smith,

CAPT William A. Spencer, U S N (Ret.) Dr. John G. Albright C o l D a n i e l P. Sperling, USAF (Ret.) • M R . Daniel E Spelling

CAPT Lawrence E Stahl, USN (Ret) Mr. George L. Kaigle CAPT Charies E Steel, USN Class of 1954 Mr. Andrew J. Stephen Mr and M R . William Aupperiee C D R J o h n W. USNR (Ret) M R . John W. Stewart

Stewart,

Mr. Jack R. Srickels M R . J a d R Sridels VADM Bemaid M. Strean, USN (Ret) M R . Rosdie V. Blouin M R . John E Condon Mr and M R . James E Flynt Mr and M R . Rdph H. Flynt CARTJohn M.Goie, USN (Ret) VADM Howaid E. Greet USN (Ra) M R . Carolyn R. Griffid Mr Ridard A Hdl Mt Steney D. Johnson Mt and M R . Joel S. Kahn Mr and M R . Robert A RanUlo Mr and MR. Harris Stdn M R . Bernard M. Strean CDR Heniy H. Sooziet USN (Ret.) CAPT John USN (Ret) Ms. Gdl A. BIythe

B.

Streit,

CAPT Roben Suite, USNR (Ret) Dr and MR. Jaraes A. Strite, Jr L C D R Samuel M . Strite, USN (Ret) Dr and M R . James A. Strite. Jr C A P T J o h n R. Sweeney, USN (Ret) M R . Mary M. Connor

Shipmate, May 2003

Mrs. J o h n R. S w e e n e y • Dt Christine M. Sweeney Ms. Maigaret E. Sweenev C D R Charies A. Taylor, J t , USN (Ret) • MIS. DotothyJ. Putnam Mr. D o n a l d A. Teeple Class of 1948 LCDR John P. USNR (Ret) Mrs. Helen E. Ryetson

Teller,

CAPT Ronald USN (Ret) I M R . Rondd E Tesra

Testa,

E

CDR Qiades & Thomas Jt, USN (Ret) MR. Charles S. Thomas, Jr CDR William J. Thompson, USNR (Ret) MR. Margaret .A. Thompson C D R Charles S. ThoreU, USN (Ret) Ms. Cristine L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey \ . Brown Mr. La^vrence H. Cines Mr. and Mrs. John J. Connors ML Edward J. Erringer III CAPT Fredenck A Farber. USN (Ret.) Hdehty Investments Ms. Mardyn J. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gilben Gryphon Technologies, L.C. Mrs. Lotte Gutshall H & K Strategic Business Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Mounir Hadiji LCDR Raymond D. HagETjt, USN (Rec) Ms. Mai^ot S. Helferd and Ms.LynnWHelferd Mr. William C. Helton ML J. Douglas Hertel

ML J. Russell Hoke II Houlihan Lokey Howard Si Zukin ML and Mrs. Michael Jones LCDR Edward L. Keller, USNR Ms. Lynn M. Kimmel King Financial, Inc. Ms. Patiicia K. Lacava ML Roben G. Mahan Mrs. Patricia L. Martin Ms. Bess E. Max\vell RADM Ed\\^ S. McGinley U, USN (Ret.) ML R. G . Michaels ML and Mrs. Jose M. Molleda ML and Mrs. Frank Moore Col DonaldJ. Myere, USMC (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. D. Louis Peoples CDR Norman B. Pigeon, USN (Ret.) Rtofessional Ser\'ices Council ML Stanley R. Roman ML Jerome C. Rosenberger CART Emest J. Sabol. Jr, USN (Ret.) ML Thomas A. Shields Mrs. Janet L. Stoy ML and Mts. Daniel L. Sweeney, Jt. ML and Mrs. Thomas C. Thayer Ms. Adele ThoreU ML Kennedi W Waldorf Ms. Sandra L. Ward CDR Frederick J. West, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Maurice L. VaiUancourt M R . Maurice L. VaUlancoun COL

Sumner

A.

CAPT George H. USNR (Ret) I MR. Geoige H, Weis

M R . Sumnei A. Vale C A P T J o h n R. Van Evera, U S N (Ret.) • MR. John R. Van Evera

M t K e n n e d i E. Waldie Mr Daniel R. Cook, Sr CAFT JohnRWiks, USN O^et) Mr and MR. Nicholas E Cherpd CARTJohn 0 . Coppedge, USN (Ret.) Mr John E. Did Naga - SenioR Men's Group Mr and M R . John G. Wdes CAFT and M R . Robert W. Wino

C A P T Frank A. Thurtell, U S N (Ret.) Mt Spindlo Krause, J t

L C D R WdUam C. WaUce m , USN LCDR and M R . William C. Wdke, Jr

Mr. R o b e n G. Tobin, Jr. MR. Robert G. Tobin, Jr

C A P T J o h n G. WaUace, USN (Ret) Class of 1942

C A P T Louis K. Turtle, J t , U S N (Ret.) ML John C. Blum ML Harry Dillashaw DL and Mrs. Stuart Kleeman ML Albert G. Laverty CAPT GeofgeM-A&hsen, U S N i IMR. Geoige M. Vdsen

Mt Marc T. Wolff

LCDR Tliomas G. Weiler, Jt, U S N (Ret.) I Ms, Karen J. Wello C A P T O t i s A. W e s c h e , U S N (Ret.) CART and M R . Robot A. Schelling C A P T Joseph H . W e s s o n , USN (Ret) Mrs. Joseph H. Wesson C A P T WVnn V. W h i d d e n , U S N (Ret.) CDR Robert K Awtrey, JL, USN (Ret.) Ms. Pacricia Barron Ms. Ann Bohac Class of 1944 Ms, Geri Fennell Mrs. Bryan Fontaine Ms. Mary Londono LT Kelton L Lowery, USNR (Ret.) Ms. Marilyn Nardone CAPT Gordon USNR (Ret) Class of 1942 Mr Jack B. Joyce

S.

Wiley,

ADM John G. Williams, Jr., VADM Robert L. Walters, U S N (Ret.) • MR. Roben L. Wdtos

M R . James W. Winston

CAPT John E Wise, USN (Ret)

Weis,

Venter,

C D R Frederick H. E Vose, USN (Ret) I Mrs. Frederick H. E. Vose

Mt James W. Winston M R . John R Wise

Vale,

USMC (Ret.) •

C D R J o s i a h G. U S N R (Ret.) M R . Josiah G. Ventei

Mr. and M R . WJbur O. Wegner Mr S. David Wegno

USN (Ret) I Mrs. John G. Williaras, Jr

Mr. D a v i d T. Warner Class of 1944

LT R o b e r t J. W i l l i a m s , USN (Ret) I Mrs. RobertJ. WiUiams

CAFT JoomeENXkson, U S N i M R . Joome E Watson

Mr. John B. 'Winningham, J t Class of 1944

Mr Geiald S. Gieene Mr Samuel Silverman Mr Gregg M. Wolff

Mr. Robin C. Wood Apple Blossom Mall Mr and Mis. Robert L. Baines Mr and MR, Chiistophei R Beaid Mr and MR, James D. Beard Mr James G. Beard Mr and MR. Dennis L. Cavanagh Mr Frank N. CocozzeUl Mr and Mrs. Edwin H. Jessup Mr and Mrs. Ivan A, Juric Mr Richaid E Komosky M R . Jane C. Lewicki Ms. Rebecca S. Rowdl Mr John F RogcR Simon Propeity Group Skiikanich & Associates Mr Cari M. Teutsch UNICCO

CDRHalG'WJroiei, USN (Ret) Class of 1942 Mrs. J o h n D . Yarbo CAPT Roben S. Hayes, USN (Ret) C D R Robert R. Zastrow, U S N (Ret.) CARTJohn M. Langfoid, USN (Ra.) Mr. George T. Z e p p , Jr. • MIS. Geoige T Zepp, Jr I Honor Chail

IN H O N O R LrTimadiyLA!fcn,aC;i5Ni .Mr Stanley L. .Alien RADM John S. d a m a n , USN M t and MR. Robert W. Hayden

LCDRJohn C Ec%eriy USNR Mrs. Lloyd Edgerly

CDR Lloyd W. Edgerly, USNR (Ret) M R . Lloyd Edgeily

Qass of 2002 NJ Middiipmen • Naval Aademy ParenR Club of Newjosey

Mrs. J o h n E. Edwards • Dr John E. Edward, Jr

CAPT Asbury C o w a i d IV, U S N (Ret.) Mr. Alan R. McFariand

E N S J o h n P.A. Falardeau, USNRi M R . Robert E Falardeau

R A D M J o h n B. D a v i s , J t , U S N (Ret.) CAPT Charies B. Bishop, USN (Ro.) Class of 1942 MR. Charies N. Payne, Jr CAPT Henry T Dietikh, Jt, USN (Ret) MR. Thomas R. Stuart

Mr. Ben J o h n s o n III Mr R E. Cowling, Jr Ms. Donna G. Ciockei Mr BiU Shedey Ms. Leslie T. Smdley CAPT Douglas M. Johnston, J t , USNR •

M t Michad M. Johnston • CART Douglas M. Johnston, Jr, USNR CDR Robert L Ledbetter, Jt, USN (Ret) Mr and M R . Hd S. Darby RADM Andiony R. Maness, U S N (Ret.) • CDR John T Ago, Jr, USNRR (Ro.) Mr Robert E. Giles LCDR Faul D. Hunt Jr, USN (Ro.) Mt Biooks T. Mancini Mr James V. Masella, Jr

CAPT Richaid G. Murphy, USN (Ret) Mr and Mrs. RobertJ. Fishei M t Alfied B. Nimocks, J t MIS, Lalla R. Nimocks Ovoby C D R HoweU J. Parry, J t , U S N R (Ret.) Science Museum ofViiginia Foundadon

CAPT Kennedi S. Pugh, USN • 1st Lt Guy R. Langley USMCR (Ro.) Prof. Stephen Robb and Judge Margret G. Robb MIDN Douglas A Robb CAPT Philip J. %an, USN (Ret) ADM S. Roben Foley Jr, USN (Ret.)

M t Preston A. Peak Mr Jira Raley

LCDR Henry Schultz, U S N (Ret) I CART and MR. Henry F Schdtz

Mrs. Theodore T. MiUer •

C D R Benjamin L. Poe, Jr., USN (Ret)

M t Samuel M . Trippe The Trippe Children

CDREi^eneAMillasJcUSNR Mr Eugene A. Miller

Mr. Christian H . Poindexter Constellation Eneigy Gioup, Inc.

Mrs. Frederick H . E. Vose Mrs. Frederick H. E. Vose

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CAPT Phillip L Poirier, Jt, USNR (Ret.) •

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CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND O R G A N I Z A T I O N S

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he Naval Academy Foundation's Corporate and Foundation Program is responsible for soliciting and stewarding grants from corporations and foundations in support of the Naval Academy. Their valuable support helps fund special projects and ongoing activities at the Academy that directly benefit the Brigade of Midshipmen.

During 2002, the U.S. Naval Academy Foundation received new^ commitments of more than $4 million from corporations and foundations. The Foundation would like to thank the following organizations for their valued support during 2002.

Anonymous Ad Valorem Services Co. American Society of die French Legion of Honor, Inc. Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Austin Industrial Services, Inc. Bank of America Bechtel Corporation Blackbaud Boeing Company Colonial Pipeline, Inc. Constellarion Energy Group, Inc. Energy Enterprises, Inc. Exelon Corporation Fabulous Gifts of America Hunt IV Trust Dtd. Lockheed Martin Corporation Margaret Chase Smith Foundarion Mercantde Bardishares Corporation Mustang Engineering, L.P Naval Aademy Executive Roundtable Navy-Marine Relief Society New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority Northfop Grumman Newpon News On Track Technologies Procter & Gamble Society of Sponsors of the United States

Family Foundations David Gopen Foundation Harold R. Stern Foundation Jackson Family Enterptises John J. and Mary R. Schiff Foundation Marie G. Dennett Foundation, Inc. The Marilyn and Roben Gatewood Foundation

G-ijisfroM corporate doKors to tke^ay-alSicadewy CawhaizK to date cowhrise m tkaK 8% of total cawiraitK cowwitwtKts, Ktarty twict tkt KAtioKal aytraitfor coriorattdviKt.

Navy Sons of the American Revolution Taste of Texas The Geoi^ and Carol Olmsted Foundation Touchdown Club of Annapolis Ultra Resources, Inc. United Way of SENE United Way of the Bay Area United Way of the National Capita! Area United Way of Tri-State USNA Alumni Association Alabama Chapter USNA Alumni Association Las Vegas Chapter USNA Alumni Association San Diego Chapter USAA Foundation U.S. Naval Academy Athletic Association U.S. Naval Academy Foundation Addeic and Scholarship Programs Winston-Salem Foundation

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Carolina Power & Light Company Catpenter Technology Corporation Caterpillar Foundation CBS Inc Centura Charles Schwab Corporation Foundation Chase Manhatran Cotporation Chevron Phidips Chemical Company LP Che\TonTexaco Choice Hotels International Chubb & Son CIGNA Foundation Cingular Wireless Cu'cuit City Stores Inc. Cisco Systems Foundation Citigroup Foundation Clark Construaion Group, Inc. Clorox Company Foundation CNA Coca-Cola Company Columbia Gas Of Ohio Company ComEd Compaq Computer Corporation Computer Associates International, Inc. Con Edison Conexant System, Inc. ConocoInc Constellarion Energy Group Consumers Energy Foundation Cooper Industries Foundation Corning Incorporated Foundation Cosmair, Inc. Crane Co CSX Corporarion DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund Dana Corporarion Foundarion David L Babson &: Company Deloitte Foundation Delphi Automotive Systems Delra Air Lines Foundation Detroit Edison Company Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Dominion Foundation Dow Chemical Company Foundarion Dresser Rand Company DTE Energy Foundation Du Pont De Nemours & Company Duke Energy Foundarion Duquesne Light Company DynCorp E. W. Scripps Company Eaton Corporation eBay Foundarion Edison International Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Emerson Electric Company Entergy Corporarion E^quitable Insurance Companies Equiva Services LLC Ericsson Inc. Ernst & Young LLP Exelon Corporation ExxonMobil Foundation Fannie Mae Foundation Farmers Insurance Group Federated Dept. Stores Inc Ferro Corporation Fidelity Foundation Fingerhut Companies, Inc. First Consulting Group First Energy Foundation First Tennessee/First Horizon First Union Foundation Fleet Boston Financial Foundation Fluor Foundation

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Pioneer Investment Management USA Inc. Pitnvay Corporation Polaroid Corporation Potomac Ovedook Assoc. Company PPL Electric Utilities Cotporation Praxair PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation Primeria Corporation Principal Financial Group Foundation, Inc. Principal Life Insurance Company Procter & Gamble Fund Progress Energy Prudential Foundation PSE&G Power Qualcomm Incorporated Quantum Chemical Cotporation RWBeck R.J. Reynolds Inc. R.R.Donnelley Foundation Ralston Purina Company Raytheon Company Revlon, Inc. Reynolds Metals Company Rockwell Collins Rohm and Haas Company Rouse Company Foundation Safeco Corporarion Saint-Gobain Corporation Santa Fe International Corporation Sara Lee Foundaton SBC Foundarion SC Johnson Fund, Inc. Schering-Plough Foundation Science Applications International Corporation Scitor Corporation Sealed Air Corporation Sempra Energy Shell Oil Company Foundation Siemens Financial Services, Inc. Siemens Information and Communication Netwotks, Inc. SmithKline Beecham Foundation Sonoco Foundation Southern Nuclear Operating Company Sprint Foundation St. Jude Medical, Inc. St. Paul Companies, Inc. Foundation Starbucks Srate Farm Companies Foundation State Street Foundation Steelcase Inc. StorageTek Foundation Summit Bancorp Sun Microsystems Foundation SunTrust Bank, Adanta Foundation Susquehanna Partners, GP Takeda Pliarmaceuticals North Ameria, Inc. Tellabs Operations, Inc. Temple-Inland Foundation Tenet Healthcare Foundation Tenneco Business Services

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Texas Instruments Foundation Textron Charitable Trust The Cleveland-Cliffs Foundation The Hartford The Han'ey Hubble Foundation The J. Paul Getty Trust Times Publishing Company Titan Corporation Tomkins Corporation Foundation Towers Perrin Toyota Motot Sales, USA, Inc Toys'^R" Us TransWestern Pubhshing TRW Foundarion Turner Corporarion Tyco Elearonics Corporarion TyCom Integrated Qble Systems U.S. Bancoip Foundation UBS UGI Utilities Inc. Unilevet United States Foundation Inc. Union Bank United Defense United Space Alliance United Stated Fire Insurance Co United Technologies Corporation Universal Studios UNOCAL Foundation UPS Foundation, Inc. USAA/San Antonio Area Foundation USG Foundation, Inc. USX Foundation, Inc. Valeto Energy Corporarion Vanguard Group, Inc. Verizon Foundarion Virginia Power/North Carolma Power Vulcan Materials Company W W. Grainger, Inc. Wachovia Corporation Wal-Man Foundarion Walt Disney Company Foundation Washington Group Foundarion, Inc. Washington Mutual Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation WestFarm Foods Westinghouse Elearic Corporation Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation Whirlpool Foundation Willamette Industries, Inc. Wdliams Companies Inc Wisconsin Energy Corporation World Reach, Inc. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Xcel Energy Foundarion Xetox Foundation Yum! Btands Foundarion, Inc.

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The Commodore Uriah P. Levy Center and Jewish Chapel Chronology 1938: Inspired by the spirit of Midshipmen 3/C Seymour Einstein and Howard Schoenbaum, USNA '41, the Jewish Church Party first formed for Sunday religious services in town at the local synagogue. That synagogue, Kneseth Israel, hosted Jewish midshipmen for over 40 years.

1945: Rabbi Morris Rosenblatt of Annapolis' Kneseth Israel appointed Jewish Chaplain at USNA by Jewish Welfare Board.

1976: USNA gives space in Bancroft Hall for Jewish services.

1977: Volunteer lay-leaders begin Shabbat services at the Academy Programs include High Holiday services and Passover Seders.

1981: 120-seat All Faiths' Chapel in Mitscher Hall dedicated and shared by Jewish and Christian midshipmen.

1985: LCDR Norman Auerback is first Navy Rabbi assigned ftdl-time to USNA. Programs expand to include social and cultural events.

1994: Friends of the Jewish Chapel (FOJC) formed to support Jewish chaplains and enhance the religious and cultural lives of Jewish midshipmen. FOJC defines need for space dedicated to Jewish prayer and study. FOJC initiatives include an annual Ethics Program at die National Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington for all plebes, and Heritage Study tours abroad.

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Howard Abner CAPT RobertLAdb; USN (B£L)(USNA'5I) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aeder CDRandMis. WiEiamPAlbers(USNA'53) Col. and Mn. Gleim Altschuld, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Morton Amsterdam Mr. and Mrs. Allan Andrew Ms. Marsha Ansel Mr. and Mn. Robert Appel Mr. and Mrs. Phdip L Arst (USNA '51) Mr. and M R . Barry Augenbraun Mr. and Mn. Ronald Baron Mr. Marvin Barrash CDR Paul B.Becker (USNA'83) Mr. Jack Belz Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bcnzaquen Mr. and Mrs. James Berg Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bergcr Mr. Stephen C. Berger (USNA '57) Mr. Arnold Berkowdtz CDR and Mrs. Howard Beriin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berman Mr. Harold Berry Ms. Phyllis Bierman LT and Mrs. Daniel B. Bilow (USNA '94) Mr. and Mrs. David N. BOow Mr. Sanford Bleier CAPT and Mrs. Ned Block (USNA '61) Mr. Joshua Block DE and MIS. Daniel K: Bkwmfidd (USNA'48) Ms. Sue Ann Blumenthal LCDR AMn S. B o ^ USN (Rfl.) (USNA'42) Mr. and Mrs. Joel L Bohm (USNA '65) Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Saul Boyarsky Mi:andMrs.WillfimWBiandfbn(USNA'49) Mr. George H. Brenner (USNA '58) Mr. and Mrs. Jason Brent

Ms. Robyn Brody Mr. Wanen Brown Mr. Lloyd Buchalter Mr. I. W Bumham CDRHoftBid R. Canto; USN (Rfl:)(USNA'54) Mr. and Mrs. Ivun Caplan Mrs. Shoshana Cardin Mr. Donald Cecil CDR Sharon R. Chapman (USNA '86) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaden Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chesley Mr. and Mrs. Alan Chodrow

1996: FOJC proposes gift of The Commodore Uriah P Levy Center and Jewish Chapel to the Naval Academy.

1999: Secretary of Navy Richard Danzig signs letter approving the Levy Center and Jewish Chapel project. Fundraising and architectural plans commence.

2003: FOJC presents USNA Foundation and the Academy with construction fiinds for the Levy Center and Jewish Chapel.

Groundbreaking planned for 2003, completion scheduled for winter 2004/2005.

The east wing (7th wing side) of the 38,000 square foot facihty will feature the 400-1- seat Jewish Chapel, while the west wing (8th wing side) will provide a focal point for the Academy's ethics curriculum, fostering principles of high moral character, leadership and religious tolerance within the Brigade of Midshipmen. The west wing will include classrooms and meeting spaces, a media center, library, canteen, office spaces, and study areas. The Levy Center will offer enrichment programs and will honor the heritage, contributions, and valor of all Jewish men and women who have served the nation since its founding.

The Friends of the Jewish Chapel and the United States Naval Academy Foundation gratefully acknowledge the following donors for their support in 2002.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Civjan Ms. Naomi Cline Mr. Edward Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cohen Dr. Howard Cohen Mr. Jacob Cohen, Jr. (USNA'66) Dr and Mrs. Leslie Cohen Mr. Ronald M, Cohn (USNA'56) Ms. Hilda Corak Mr. David Cordish Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cowley Rev. Jams Craven (USNA '64)

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dalkin The Honorable Richard Danzig LT Evan D. Dash (USNA'89) Maj and Mrs. Jeffrey Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davison CDRjam£5MDefianci,USN(Ra)(USNA'0) Mr. and Mrs. Frederick DeMyer Mr. and Mrs. David Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Diamond (USNA '61) Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dias Mr. and Mrs. Milton DOIet Mr. Hillard Donner

O F T Allyn V Bits, USN (Ret.) (USNA'52) RADM Herbert M. Bridge USNR (Ret.) Mr. Dave Broadwin Courtesy ofBo^

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Mr. Jerry Dowell Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dteyfiiss iMs. Nancy Duff IXDRAknJ. DwonkyUSN (Ret) (USNA'54) Mt. and Mrs. Daniel Ebert (USNA '55) Mrs. Burton Edelson CAPTSam E Ediirin, JI:, USN (Ra) (USNA'40) Mr, Seymour Einstein (USNA '41) Mr and Mrs. Stanley Eisen Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Marx Eisenman CDR and Mrs. Irving Elson Mr. Raymond Epstein Qpt. Ciaig G. Eflanget, USMC (USNA '96) Mr. and Mrs. Steve Edbaum CAPT and Mrs. Harold Feder, USN Mr. David Feinberg Ms. Lois Feinblatt Mr. and Mrs. Dalck Feith Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Finkelstein COL Zane Finkelstein Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fishberg Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Marc Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Fisher (USNA '55) Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fishman LT COL and Mrs. David Fox Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prater Mr. Alan Friedman Mr. and Mrs, Fred Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friedman Mr and Mrs. Sranley Fuchs (USNA '51) CAPT Alvin L. Gallin, (Ret.) (USNA '42) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ganek Mr. Steven Garbus Ms. Paula Garland Mr Aaron Garonzik Mr and Mrs. Andy Garza Mr George Gellert Lt Col Gordon M. Gerson, Sr., USNAF(Ret.)(USNA'58)

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Mr. Benno M. Gerson (USNA'61) COL Gordon Gerson Mr. Benjamin Getder Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Gewia (USNA '49) Ms. Robin Gillman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Glasser Mr. Arnold Glassner (USNA'63) CAPT and Mrs. Alvin S. Glazier (USNA '53) Mr. Jules H. Gleberman (USNA '45) Mr. Donald Gleklen Mr and Mrs. Stanley Goff Mr. and Mrs. Roben Golsraan Mr. Joseph Goldenberg Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goldenberg Mr. and Mn. Joel Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goldman Mr. Alan Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goldstein Mr. and Mn. Nelson Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goodman c y r Houy Gom^, USN (Ret) (USNA'4^ MtandMisJaDmeWGoaHman(USNA'52) Mr. Harvey Greenbaum Mr. Gary G. Greenfield (USNA '76) LT and Mrs. Sranley J. Greif (USNA '49) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grifenhagen Ms. Ida Groberg CAFT hul B. Grazen, USN (Ra) (USNA'55) Rabbi Stephen Gnmdfast Mr. Morris Gusowsky CDR Milton Gussow (USNA'49) Mr. Stephen E Gudunan (USNA "58) Mr. and Mn, Willard Hackerman Mr. and Mn. Fred Halbentadt Col Earl Halpern (USNA'50) Mr. Pel^ Halpern Mr. and Mn. Harry Halpert Mr. and Mrs. David Handelsman Mr. and Mn. Herben Hane CAFrWillhmRHaiiB,USN(R£t)(USNA'64) Mr and Mrs. Yra Harris Mn. Diane Harrison Ms. Brenda Hayman LTJG Mary K. Hays (USNA '99) Mr. and Mn. Edward Heben Mr. and Mn. David Hcchinger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heiman Dr. and Mn. Ross Heisman CAPT Wdliam Helfen (USNA '70) Mr. Stephen W. HeUer (USNA '45) Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hertog Mr. Roben THexter (USNA'46) Mr. Ivan Himmel (USNA '48) Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hinchbach LCDR Kennedi E. Hobmann (USNA '90) Mr. and Mn. Robert Hobmann Mrs. Alice Hoffberger Mr. and Mn. Bruce Hoffberger Mr. and Mrs. David Hoffbeiger Mr. and Mn. LcRoy Hoffberger Mr. Richard Hoffberger Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hoffer Mr. Burt Hoffman Mr. and Mn. Richard Hoffman Mr. Drew Holder Mr. and Mn. Dudley Holstein (USNA '48) Mr. and Mrs. Tobin Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Alfi^ed Hurwitz Mr.J.L. Hutton Mr. Louis Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jacobs Mr, and Mn. Robert Jacobs Ms. Sandra Jacobs Dr. Forrest R Johns (USNA'51) Mr. and Mn. Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kamen Mr. Gerald Kaminsky Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kane Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kaplan Mr. Harvey Karp Mr and Mn. Elliott Karp Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kassap CAPT Bennett D. Katz (USNA '57) VADM Douglas J. Katz (USNA '65) LCDR Harold P Katz (USNA '90) Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kac VADM Bernard M. Kauderer (USNA '53) Mr. Leo Kaufman Mr. and Mn. Walter Kaye

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Mr. and Mn. Thomas Keehan Mr. and Mn. Alan Keiser Mr. and Mn. Maurice Keiser GEN and Mn. EX. Kelley Mr. John Kelly Mr. Mark Kerzner Mr. and Mn. George KesscI Mr. Arnold D. Kleban (USNA'61) Mr. Gary Klein Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Klein Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klein Mr. and Mrs. Allen Klinger Mr. Joseph W.Koch, Jr. (USNA'57) Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Koenig (USNA '89) Mr. Edward Konh Mr. and Mn. Jonathan Kovler MI. and Mrs. Steven Kozak Dr. and Mn. Melvin Kramer Mn. Edith Krantzman Mr. and Mn. Steven Kratzer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krauss Mrs. Betty Krauz CDR Sranley W Krohn (Ret.) (USNA '50) Dr. and Mn. Jack Kushner Rabbi and Mn. Aaron Landes Mr. and Mn. Jeffrey Lane Mr. and Mn. Tracey Langbaum Mr. and Mn. Herschel Langenthal Mr. and Mn. Edward Lapidus VADMJohnB.lapbniE,USN(R£L)(USNA'62) Mr. Morris Lasover Mr. and Mn. Joseph Lasser Dr. Steve Laverson (USNA '79) Ms. Louise Leibman Mr. and Mn. Norman Leibovitz Mr. and Mn. Mark Leopold Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lerner Mr. and Mrs. Brian Leshner Mr. and Mn. Michael Lessans Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Lcssin CAPT Alan Y Levine, USN (Rfl) (USNA'49) Mr. and Mn. Gerald Levine Mr. Gerald Levine Mr. and Mn. Leon Levy Mr. Moshe Levy Dr. and Mn. Steven J. Lichtenstein Mr. Bunon S. Liebesman (USNA '57) Mr. and Mrs. Sarason D. Uebler (USNA'61) MAJ and Mn Paul LiUing COL and Mn. Harry Lindauer Mr. Carl Lindner The Honorable John Loeb CDR Anhur Major, USN (Ra) (USNA '44) CAFTPhilipNMandd,USN(Rfl)(USNA'57) Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mark Mr. Philip Markin Mr. and Mrs. Bill Markowicz Mn. Marcia Manhall Ms. Kathy Marx Mr. and Mn. Roben Matza Mr. Paul Mayer Mr. and Mn. Gary McGuffm Mr. and Mn. Alvin Meisel Mr. and Mn. Barry Messinger Mr. and Mrs. Martin Messinger CDR Kennoh S. Metviner (RCL) (USNA '63) Mr. and Mn. Roben Miller Mr. and Mn. Walter Mina Mr. and Mn. Don Morganstern Mr. and Mn. Scott Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Jules Montein Mr. and Mn, Stewan Moss Mr. Wallace Musoff Mr. Jack Nash Mr. and Mn, Steven Nemerovski Mr. Nicholas J. Nerangis (USNA '63) Mr. and Mn. Christian Neumann Mr. and Mn, Mark Neumann Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nieman Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Noble Mr. Uwrence A. Novak (USNA '52) Mr. and Mn. David Oestreich UCb]andMisEdraidB.OppmTBnn(USNA'53) Mr. Gilben Osnos Mr. and Mrs, Victor Ottenstcin CDR and Mn. Jonathan Panitz Mr. and Mn. Edwaid Parsells MI. Alan Patricof DI. Nina Pearlmutter Mr. Bradford Peck

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Mr. and Mn. Alben Perlow Mr. Michael Perlstein CAPT and Mn. Solomon Pflag Mr. and Mn. Marion Phillips Mr. and Mn. Emanuel E Pine (USNA '50) CDRand Mis. Howard S. Pinskcy (USNA'62) Mrand Mn. Harry M. Pinsky (USNA '56) Mr. and Mrs Samuel Podberesky Mr. and Mn. Leslie Pollack CDR and Mn. Morris Pollak (USNA '52) Mr. and Mn. Alben Polovoy Mr. and Mn. Edwin Posin IGDRand MIS. William J. n)toiiy (USNA'51) Ms. Leah Prichep Mr. Victor H. Prushan (USNA'57) LT and Mn. Bunon J. Rab (USNA '48) Mr. and Mn. Gary Rabiner Mr. and Mn. Allan Rachap Mr and Mrs. Stephen Rademan Mr. and Mn, Sanford Ramras CAPT Jerome Rapkin, USN (Ret) (USNA '52) Mr. and Mrs. Barnen Rattner Mr. and Mn. Jonathan Reed Mr. and Mn. Samuel W Rein (USNA '4Q Mr. and Mn. Richard Reiss CAPT Linda Ribnik Mr. and Mn. Arnold Richman Dr. and Mn. H, Raymond Ring Mr. and Mn. Arthur Rivkin MIDN Douglas A. Robb (USNA '05) Prof and Mrs. Stephen Robb Mr. Lee Robins Mr. Eli Robinson Mr. and Mts. Malvin B. Roesch (USNA '52) CAPT Kenneth P Roey (USNA '78) LT William T Roos (USNA'49) CDR and Mis, Meyer H. Rose (USNA '48) Ms. Shelley Rose Ms, Rhonda Rose CDR Glenn S.Rosen (USNA'85) Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rosenbaum Mr. Daniel Rosenblatt Mr. and Mn. Allen Rosenfeld MI. Roben Rosenkranz Mr. and Mn. David Ross

Mr. and Mn. Harvey Ross Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ross Mr. Joseph Ross Mr. Stuart Ross Mr. Steven Roth CAPT Richard B. Rubenstein, USN (Ret.) (USNA '48) Mr. Stephen Rubin Mr. Jack Rudin Mr, and Mn. Yefim Rukhlin Mr. Arthur Sachs Dr. and Mn. Bernard Sachs Mr. and Mn. Mikael Salovaara Mr. Joseph Samberg Mr. and Mn. Stephen Samuels Mr. and Mn. Joel Sanden Mr. and Mn, Richard Savin Ms. Temma Schaller Mr. andMis. Stephen J. Scheffbr(USNA'60) Mr. Walter Scheuet Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Schewel Mr, Arthur Schiff Mr. and Mn. Brian Schiff Mr. and Mn. Gary Schiff CDRandMis.bwiaxEHSd% (USNA'58) Mr. Michael E. Schneider (USNA '93) Maj Shirley Schneider Mr. and Mrs, Stanford Schneider Mr. and Mn. Stanley Schneider Dr. and Mn. Stephen Schneider Mr, Ardiur Schwanz Ms. Carol Schwartz Mr. and Mn. Marvin Schwartz CATT Melvin B. Sdiutiger, (Ra) (USNA'56) Mr. and Mn, Koppel Seaman Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Seamon Mr. Martin A. Seelig (USNA'62) Mr. and Mn. Norman Seiden Mr. Larry Shaffer Mr. Bill Shanhouse (USNA'49) Mr. and Mn. Bemani Shapiro (USNA '56) RADM and Mrs. Sumna Slupiro (USNA '49) LCDR Laurence Sharpe Mr. Lawrence Sherman Mr. and Mn. Irving Sherman

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BG and Mn. Phihp Sherman CAPT Marc A. Siedband (USNA '75) Prof, and Mrs. Melvin Siedband Mr. and Mn. Herben Siegel Mr. Marrin Siegel Mr. and Mn. Morris Silberman Mr. Howard Silverman Mr. and Mn. Sidney Singer CAPT Chades E. Slonim (Ret) (USNA '47) Mr. Bruce Slovin CAPT Jemild M. Smidi (Ra) (USNA'61) Mr. and Mn. Wendell Smith Mt. and Mn. Brandon Soffer Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sowbel Mr. and Mn. Roben Staiman Mr. and Mn. Philip Steel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stein Mr. and Mn. Harvey Stein Mn. Joanne Feldscher Stern Dr. Robert Stern Mr. and Mn. Steven Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stevens Mr. Melville Straus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stryer Mr, and Mn. Roben Sugarman Col and Mn. Harvey Taffet (USNA '54) Ms. Carolyn Tager MajGen Larry Taylor Mr. Jerome Teller Mr. and Mrs. lr\'ing Tessel Mr. and Mn. SyK-an Tobin RADM Roben E. Traistet (USNA '60) Mr. and Mrs. Staidey Tutdeman LT Mark R. Vandroff (USNA'89) Mr. and Mrs. Mario Vieira Mr, and Mn.K.W. Waldorf Mn. John R Wales (USNA'51) Mr. Abe Wasserbeigei Mr. and Mn. Charles Wax Ms. Helen Weinberger Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weiner UColandMis.GaaklEWcinstrin(USNA'53) Mr. Michael Weinstcin Mr. and Mn. Walter Weintraub Mr.and Mn,Ho\vaidA.Weiss(USNA'47)

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n Thursday, 3 April 2003, my company, 11th Company, began a project to help the injured Sailors and Marines recently transported out of combat in Operation Iraqi Freedom. We contacted Lieutenant Colonel Cuff, USMC, who sent us information regarding the injured. He supplied two SITREPS from a couple of ladies who visited the wounded earlier in the week and an assortment of other information including visiting hours (10 a.m.-8 p.m. daily), a hst of needed items and the location of their ward. LtCol Cuff's information indicated that many injured Sailors and Marines had nothing more than the hospital gown on their backs, as their own uniforms were cut off their bodies as they were worked on by corpsmen while medivac'd from the battle. These brave men were then flown right to the States for better care. With this in mind, my company began our own Operation Thank You. Throughout the rest of Thursday and Friday, my companymates volunteered their time, donated money and phone cards, purchased socks, boxers, and shirts. Eleventh Company wardroom also donated $200 to the outreach. On Friday afternoon, Stephanie Patterson '04, Jeff Sonmiers '03, and I organized the donations into 42 care packages each of which contained at least two pairs of white socks, one pair of boxer shorts, one to two shirts and a goodie bag of candy, crackers, gum, cookies, etc. We also purchased all the large and extra large sweatpants that the Navy Exchange at the Naval Station had to sell. These we would give to the most needy.

At approximately 9:45 a.m. on Saturday, 5 April 2003, 11th Company volunteers left for Bethesda. The midshipmen who gave up their liberty to spend some time with the injured Sailors and Marines are: Jeff Sommers '03, Mark Littell '03, Kim Martinez '03, Kip Rainey '03, Katie Baehr '03, Bethany Lapointe '03, Jon Hiler '03, Matt Cushanick '04, Nicholas Bochette '04, Alan Kruppa '04, Andre Agravidor '06, Andrew Griffith '06, Rebecca Wolf '06, Matthew Campo '06, Peter Daderko '06, and Steven Vuleta '06. After initially getting lost in the hospital, we found our way to the Ward Five East.

We stayed until well after 12 p.m. (the scheduled departure time), as many of the patients wanted to continue talking.

A few very badly injured Marines were in a great deal of pain and so we dropped off the care-package and quickly left.

It was very apparent as to who desired company and who wanted to be alone. Most of the wounded were amputees, most commonly at some point on their legs. Many had very good attitudes toward their new life situation and were more than eager to talk with us Midshipmen and tell their war-stories.

We found that it is very true that these Marines really had nothing except the hospital gown on their backs. Everything we brought with us was very much appreciated.

A few Marines' families cannot come to visit them because they are far too poor. It will be many months before these injured are able to return home on convalescent leave, and only then if they can afford it. It was quite sad because their lives as they have known them are over. They have nothing to their name besides a few pairs of socks, boxers, and sweats.

Pretty much every Marine wanted nothing more than to see

his family for a brief time then return to his unit to continue to guard his buddies' backs. Most expressed a deep desire to be back in Iraq and anxiety over the danger their comrades and brothers continue to face.

Interestingly, I did not speak to one infantry Marine. There were logisticians, supply, corpsmen, and combat engineers.

These Marines were injured because Iraqi EPWs who surrendered in mass numbers would sporadically continue to fight a day or two after surrender. They surrendered in such large numbers that it was impossible to move the EPWs quickly from the tip of the spear to the rear where they could be processed and placed in a camp, and thoroughly search every one of them. Another Marine was injured at the beginning of the conflict because the standing orders would not allow them to fire upon suspicious Iraqis unless first receiving fire from the enemy. Iraqi cars and vans would and could literally drive through the convoy and the Marines had to physically get out of their way. The same cars and vans drove by repeatedly until at night a well planned and well-reconnaissanced attack would take place because the Iraqis had so much freedom around our troops. The stories go on and on.

On Saturday morning, when we arrived, many of the men (and all the Alumni that LtCol Cuff indicated) were already moved to hospitals nearer to their homes, or released to go on convalescent leave. At the same time, however, 20 or so more wounded Marines and Sailors arrived each night. Nearly all will spend their entire hospital stay and depart from the hospital with nothing more than the small amount of clothing we were able to provide. Again, the situation was very sad.

So many were terribly lonely, despite the Congressmen and women who visited that week, despite the Commandant of the Marine Corps General Michael Hagee '68, Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Vem Clark, and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld who visited and awarded every one of them with purple hearts.

Imagine being 19 years old and earning a Purple Heart. We were humbled to be near these brave, young men. And they were very young, mostly 19-20 years old.

At the end of our visit, about 15 extra care-packages remained.

We left these in a storeroom in Ward Five East with the hospital staff. Saturday night, Ward Five expected 11 new patients, and the medical staff told us that they would dehver our care-packages to each of these brave men. Many if not all of these newest heroes will receive a Purple Heart from SecDef Donald Rumsfeld and the CMC General Michael Hagee '68 the very next day.

We left Bethesda with a somber sense of awe and humility.

There is nothing we can do for these heroes that can adequately show our gratitude for their sacrifices. The care packages and visiting time was a small thing, but their thank-yous and happiness to see that people appreciated what they went through made it well-worth our time. A little bit of personal liberty and the money for a couple of socks or a t-shirt is a small price compared to spending the rest of one's life without a leg or an eye, but even a t-shirt made these heroes happy.

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Preface: Commander Doug -Boog" Denneny recently reflected on the first night of air strikes in Baghdad as a part of Operation Iraqi Freedom. A player in the first strike package to go "downtown in Baghdad," Denneny's flight M>as unlike any other previous flight in what has been a career of service in the United States Na\y.

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nderway in the Northern Arabian Gulfâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;aboard CONSTELLATION (CV-64) with Carrier Air Wing Two (CVW-2), Commander Doug "Boog" Denneny '84, serves as the executive officer of Fighter Squadron Two (VF-2) "Bounty Hunters." CONSTELLATION, currently on her 21st deployment, has been on station in the Northern Arabian Gulf since December 2002 in support of Operations Southern Watch and Enduring Freedom.

The mission of flights over Iraq has changed, however, since "CONNIE" took station here around Christmas time last year. In mid-March, the Commander-in-Chief gave an order

Commander Doug "Boog" Denneny '84, executive officer, VF-2 -'Bounty Hunters," in Ready Room 5 aboard CONSTELLATION (CV-64). Denneny, dressed for his flight, flies daily missions into Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom

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and in just hours, the aviators of CVW-2 found themselves flying missions in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

An aerospace engineering major in the 30th Company at USNA, Boog Denneny has wanted to fly since he was 13-years-old. Winged a naval flight officer in September 1985, Boog has flown in many "hot spots" during his 18-year flying career including Iraq, Somalia, and Libya. None of these flights, however, compare to Denneny's first night in "downtown Baghdad."

During his almost two decades of flying, naval aviation has changed quite a bit. At the beginning of his career, Denneny flew in the F-14A Tomcat. Today, he is a radar intercept operator (RIO) in the F-14D Super Tomcat. "The difference between these two aircraft is staggering," he commented. "I am flying in arguably the most capable strike fighter in the world, particularly since the aircraft was recently configured to employ the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) GPSguided bombs. These weapons, combined with our role as forward air controllers, link 16 Joint Tactical Information Distribution System (JTIDS), a synthetic aperture radar, and the Low Altitude Night Targeting Infrared Navigation (LANTIRN) targeting pod have made the Super Tomcat more capable in many areas than even the F-15 Strike Eagle."

With three months on station in the Northern Arabian Gulf prior to the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Denneny and the Bounty Hunters had the opportunity to fully train with all of the new systems. "I was incredibly well trained for the first night of over Baghdad, especially since we had flown over Iraq numerous times and had already employed ordnance in Southern Iraq."

CONSTELLATION'S Carrier Air Wing Two, in conjunction with two other carrier air wings and other shore-based coalition air assets, contributed to the "Shock and Awe" feeling associated with the first night of heavy air strikes in Baghdad.

Denneny's division of strike fighters, two Tomcats and two Hornets from the CONSTELLATION, were the first Navy aircraft over Baghdad on the evening of 21 March 2003.

Briefing in the Ready Room prior to the flight, Captain Mark Fox '78, Commander, Carrier Air Wing Two, and the Strike Lead for Denneny's flight, commented, "This is going to be epic. This is the package going downtown. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity, gentlemen. I don't think any of us will ever forget this day." All of those participating in the package understood they would be the first wave of attacks, following on the heels of some 400 Tomahawk missiles that had been launched from assets throughout the Red Sea and the Arabian Gulf. The aviator's missionâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;to bomb a military facility in the outskirts of Baghdad.

Just after 7 p.m. local time, under clear skies, Denneny and the rest of the strike package took off from the deck of "America's Flagship." Captain John Miller '79, (continued on page 82)

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Let's go to workl| CONSTELLATION'S conunanding CONSTELLATION, "We have just

officer, told the crew of launched the first strikes of Operation Iraqi Freedom. In the next few days, the full measure of U.S. power will be felt by the Iraqi regime. We have trained together for this for months and months, I am confident we are ready. Let's go to work."

And go to work they did! Boog and his pilot, LCDR Kurt "Webstur" Frankenberger were leading two alumni, LT Kurt "Taco" Bohlken '97 and LCDR Will "Toast" Bumey '91.

They spent just over four hours total flying to their target, striking it, and returning safely to CONSTELLATION. Describing the flight, Denneny connmented, "The city was partially covered by a low cloud layer, which made the explosions of the hundreds of TLAMs and Air Force CALCMs appear as though there were continuous lightening strikes over the city."

He added, "As we neared Baghdad, the Anti-Aircraft Artillery Fire (Triple A) was continuous for the ten minutes we were in the vicinity of the target. We saw approximately 10 to 20 surface-to-air missiles (SAM) come up in the vicinity of our flight." The continuous cruise missile impacts and retaliatory AAA and SAMs coming from Baghdad that evening are a permanent part of the memory of many that flew on the eve, now termed "Shock and Awe." Sixteen days into the war, Denneny and the rest of the aviators from CVW-2 continue to fly almost daily into Iraq.

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Paralleling the many firsts this deployment has brought for Commander Denneny to include flying in combat, flying over downtown Baghdad, utilizing JDAM, and command of the squadron in the near future, this deployment is also replete with many "lasts." CONSTELLATION is scheduled to be decommissioned this summer after she returns to San Diego. When asked about fighting a war from a 41-year-old ship, Denneny stated, "This ship is in great shape and it is impressive to see all of these sailors pulling together to make this ship's last deployment historic. It truly is a team effort, a collection of consecutive miracles which happen every day to allow my jet to arrive over a target and deliver ordnance."

VF-2 will continue to have a year of firsts and lasts upon their return from the deployment. They wUI trade in their F-14D Tomcats and Virginia Beach residences for F/A-18F Super Hornets at Naval Air Station Lemoore, CA. And, in turn, another set of firsts will occur as Commander Doug "Boog" Denneny will continue his service as an F/A-18F naval flight officer in command of a new fighter/attack squadron. "The Tomcat is at the sunset of its service life, but will leave at a zenith," said Denneny, "We are sad to give her up, especially after how capable the aircraft has become over the years and how she has safely taken us through a combat deployment. The Super Homet however, provides new technology, flexibility, and has a fantastic growth potentialâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;^it is a great strike fighter and we are excited to transition to this new jet!" ^iâ&#x20AC;˘

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Dalmatian Coast ( 2 0 - 2 8 on the Rhine & Moselle May 2003) Start in Venice, Rivers (29 July-5 August A u t u m n o n the H u d s o n River a n d t h e Chesapeake B a y ( A R M Y a n d then across the Adriatic Sea 2 0 0 3 ) Two nights in NAVY) ( 2 5 O c t o b e r - 4 N o v e m b e r 2 0 0 3 ) The Ultimate Army-Navy to Croatia on the 56-passenAmsterdam, then board the cruise! Embark in N e w York City, then enter die Hudson River and sail ger M.Y MONET to see the M.S. EuROPA for a wonderto Kingston and West Point, where you have time to explore. Sail again amazing cities of Zadar, Pula, ful cruise from Dusseldorf to thru N e w York Harbor, then sail south to the Chesapeake Bay and Split, Korcula, and Dubrovnik, Strasbourg, through Germany's Norfolk, Washington, D C , and Annapolis, h o m e of the Naval Academy. then back to Ravenna, Italy. most beautiful region of feuThen on to quaint St. Michaels and more time t o explore the Chesapeake 9 days/$2,895 incl. air/ dal castles and storybook Gohagan & Company wine villages. End with three Bay, Potomac River, then disembark in Washington, D C . A journey of Village Life In the days in Lucerne and its beautifiil fall colors and American History. From $ 2 , 8 9 0 cruise only, air Dordogne (31 May-8 June Alpine landscape and amazadd-ons available/Clipper Cruises 2003) Discover the Perigord ing Lake Lucerne. 13 days/ Noir district of Southwest France with its amazing gastronomic bounty $3,695 incl. air/Alimuii Holidays and the amazing pre-historic caves of Les Elyzies-de-Tayac. 9 British Isles Cruise (15-30 August 2003) A 16-day scenic voyage days/$2,495 incl. air/Gohagan & Company around the legend laced British Isles; encompassing Dover, Edinburgh, Alumni College, in the Veneto District (11-19 August 2003) Stay in the walled city of CittadeUa, then journey to Marostica, Bassane del Grappa, and Castel Franco Veneto. Visit Venice, Verona, and Padua, site of the Basilica of St. Anthony. 9 days/$2,395 incl. air/Alumni Holidays Alumni College in l^iscany (Cortona) (7-15 May 2003) A repeat of our first and most popular Tuscany destination, early in the season before the heat and crowds. Stay in Cortona and travel each day to the surrounding areas, including Montepulciano, Perugia, Assisi, Siena, and Florence. A week of Tuscan history, culture and cuisine that will deUght your senses. 9 days/$2,395 incl. air/Alumni Holidays Scandinavia and the Norw^jan Fjords (31 July-16 August 2003) Start in Helsinki, then travel across the Artie Circle to board the M.S. NoRDNORGE, a modem ship perfect for all the amazing inlets and fjords of Finland and Norway. Includes a trip on the Flaam Railway, a visit to Oslo and Bergen and many other cities. 15 days/from $3,995 incl. air from NY/Odysseys Unlimited

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Ahunni C o l l i e in Provence (2 weeks to choose from 16-24 June 2003 OR 23 June-1 July 2003) A repeat of a wildly successfiil program.

A week in Aix-en-Provence, with day trips to many surrounding areas. See Cassis, Aries, and Avignon, with its Palace of the Popes, plus many of the surrounding villages vwth their chateaux, vineyards, and Roman ruins. 9 days ($2,595 incl. air from NY/Altmini Holidays Alumni College in Sorrento (2 weeks to choose from 21-29 October OR 29 October-5 November 2003) See the best part of Italy after the heat and crowds of summer are gone. Stay in Sorrento at the Ambassiatore Hotel, with its stunning cliff views, and then venture out to Naples, Amalfi, the Isle of Capri, and Pompeii to see the ruins. Travel the fabled Amalfi Coast with its charming seaside village including Positano and more. 9 days/$2,595 incl. air from NY/Aliunni Holidays Alaska's Inside Passage (26 July-2 August 2003) The YoiucrowN CLIPPER brings small ship elegance to an area you've always wanted to see up close. Visit Tracy Arm, Sawyer Glacier, Glacier Bay National Park, Sitka, Petersburg, Misty Fjords, and Ketchikan. With two options: the cruise portion to explore by sea, or add the Denali pre-cruise extension to see Alaska by both sea and land. 8 days/from $2,460 plus air/Clipper Cruises

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SERVICE ACADEMY BUSINESS RESOURCE DIRECTORY SABRD iSA B R D Service Academy usincss Resource Directory

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0h\s year's SABRD and iSABRD include new business listings for Service Acadenny Alumni.This is the "Yellow Pages" of networking. Find business contacts you can trust.

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Turn your Life Membership into a Joint Life Membership Joint Membership for Spouses "Alumni by Association" is all about sharing your U.S. Naval Academy pride with the one with whom you share your life - even if he/she isn't a USNA Graduate. When you enroll your spouse in the U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association, he or she will receive many of the benefits of a USNA life member including their very own Qold Card. It's easy!

Add a Joint Member to your current Life Membership for a one-time cost of $25.

Not a current Life Member? You and your spouse can now join together by adding $25 to the current fee for your graduating class year.

Joint Kiembozhip Benefits Include: Shipmate Magazine for Life (Only one copy mailed to the family home) Midshipmen Store Access - both online and in Annapolis USNA Visitor's Center - 10% Discount Alumni Association Merchandise - 10% Discount Shipmate Classified Advertising -25% Discount Bank One Affinity Card Travel Opportunities Low Cost Life Insurance Discounts on Selected Alumni Association Events Alumni House Rental - ] 0% Discount Association License Plates Option (MD residents only) Ring Bank - Borrow a Class Ring U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association 247 King George Street Annapolis, MD 21402-5068 , Class Year.

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SACC is the Service Academy Career Conference supported by the Alumni Associations of the U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy and the Association of Graduates from the U.S. MiUtary Academy, U.S. Air Force Academy and U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. Traditionally 25-35 companies, and 200-250 candidates attend the west coast SACC.

Thursday, August 14, 2003 Interview Prep Seminar

Where is SACC The west coast SACCvnW be held in San Diego at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina - just minutes from San Diego Airport.

Sheraton San D i e g o H o t e l & Marina 1 3 8 0 Harbor Island Drive San D i e g o , California 9 2 1 0 1 - 1 0 9 2 619-692-2200

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Saturday, August 16, 2003 Companies may schedule interviews on Saturday. Any interviews will be arranged directly between company recruiters and candidates during the SACC on Friday—interviews are not pre-scheduled.

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NOTE: Please request the SACC room block. There is a corporate rate ($159) and a government rate ($99), but space is limited, so reserve your room ASAP. A free Sheraton shuttle is available from the airport to the hotel.

The registration fee is $35 and may be paid by check or credit card.

Mail the attached registration with payment and a one page resume, or e-mail registration and resume to: sacc@usna.com. Registrations must be received NLT Friday, August 1, 2003.

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R^iemberJuilkn heroes, Potior Those Tou J^(J\>e Honor Chairs in Alumni HaU are a great way to pay tribute to loved ones who have passed or celebrate those who are near and dear. This program provides a visible and permanent manner on the Yard in which to honor classmates, family and friends. Take advantage of this tmique opportimity by making a tax-deductible donation of $1,000 to the United States Naval Academy Foimdation to commemorate holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, memorials or any special occasion. A personally engraved nameplate on the chair is a wonderful testament to your loved one.

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Mailing Addresses USNA Alumni Association 247 King George Street Annapolis, MD 21402-5068

USNA Foundation 291 Wood Rd., Beach Hall Annapolis, MD 21402-5001

Display Advertising; Elizabeth Harwood Classified Advertising; Maria O'Shea Shipmate Address Changes Bravo Zulu: Cam Bosworth Chapter News: Elizabeth Harwood Class News: Maria O'Shea Delivery/Subscriptions Feature Submissions: Mike Collins Obituary Inquiries: Elizabeth Harwood

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Alumni and Customer Services Career Programs Communications Finance & Administration Information Management

Dave Church Dave Church Skid Heyworth Gerrie Farmer Tim Kobosko

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Career Transition eProNet: Dave Church JSARDS: Dave Church SACC: Sally Fletcher 2003 SABRD: Erin Knott iSABRD: Dave Church

ext. 103 ext. 103 ext. 201 ext. 205 ext. 103

Communications Alumni Achievement Program: Cam Bosworth Bravo Zulu: Cam Bosworth News and Yard Events: Anne Sharpe Web site wv^w.usna.com: George Smyth

ext. 110 ext. I 10 ext. 207 ext. 432

Executive Offices Executive Vice President, Operations:Terry Murray Operations Manager: Ron Casey Executive Assistant: Sally Gingell CFG and Treasurer; Hank Sanford Vice President, Finance and Administration: Hank Sanford Executive Secretary to President/CEO: Meianie Allegretti

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Address Changes ext. 148 or 203 Class/Chapter/Parents' Club Manager;Andrea Campbell ext. 214 Chapter Coordinator: ext. I 17 Parents' Club Coordinator: Jill Montone ext. 241 Reunion Coordinator; Jean Martini ext 204 Death Notification: ext. 141 Membership Renewal: ext. 148 Ring Bank: ringbank@usna.com

Merchandise and Business Affinity Merchandise and Chair Orders: Debbie Cohen Travel & Affinity Programs: Bobbi Collins

Reservations for Alumni House Events (parties, receptions, etc.)

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Electronic News Services AlumUSNA provides news about general USNA related happenings and events. USNALocal provides news about local USNA, small-scale events, which are not likely to draw people from outside the Mid-Atlantic region. To subscribe to either of these News Services, log onto wvifw.usna.com, click on "News & Pubs" and select "USNA News Services." Fill out the form. Your email address will then be added to our subscriber list.

Miscellaneous To email any Alumni Association or Foundation staff member please address it as follows: first name.iast name@usna.com. For example, to email Sally Fletcher, use sally.fletcher@usna.com.

Please address all email messages for the Presldent/CEO to presceo_usnaaa@usna.com. Email for staff without specific address—alumni@usna.com

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Verify your data and clarify any inaccuracies in the Alumni Association database: • Log into your "Alumni Only" account at usna.com • Click the "Update Your Profile" button • Correct any errors If you are not already registered, enter the information from your Shipmate mailing label in the "Alumni Only" section of usna.com.

For a comprehensive list of contacts at the Alumni Association and Foundation visit our web site, wvfw.usna.com.

Development Executive Vice President: Dick Johnson Annual Fund: Babette Bilek Class Giving: Bob Hofford Communications:Judi Spann Corporate/Foundation Programs: Rusty Yeiser Gift Processing: Dawn Oriosky Honor Chairs/Memorials/Matching Gifts:Tia Taylor Major Gifts: Steve Maconi

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Parents Fund: Virginia Joy President's Circle: Julia Hutchison Planned Giving; Christy Cole Principal Gifts; Dan Struble Research: Emily Parkhurst Athletic and Scholarship Programs 410-267-8651 or 1-800-468-7623 Vice President: Ed Wallace Chris Knott, Cheryl Martin

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CLASS NEWS 'But still when two or three shall meet, And old tales be retold..."

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'26; Seated: CAPT Stiegler and his wife. Dorothy; standing: his son. James, and daughter-in-law, Ann Stiegler

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Pres: RADM EUiott Strauss, USN (Ret.) 2945 Gaifield Terrace NW, Washington, DC 20008 h: 202-332-5042 Send news directly to Shipmate.

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'26: During LeHardy's lecture to West River Sailing Association. L to r, baclc row: Bill Cosgrove, Ward LeHardy, son of "Diz" LeHardy, Judy LeHardy (Judy No. 1), Col Pete McLean (Ret.), USA Special Forces; ^o«r row: Peg Cosgrove, Sarah Kellogg (the LeHardy's granddaughter), and Judy Housley (Judy No. 2 and daughter of "Tiby" Corbin) Oscar retired in 1957, after a distinguished career in naval ship design and construction. Above is a photo of CAPT Steigler when he celebrated his 99th birthday.

The two Judys were given numerical designations when saiUng together in the Samoa aboard CORMORANT. Their voyage was the subject of LeHardy's lecture.

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Corr. Sec'y: Dot Flatley Sandpiper Village, Apt. PI 1224 Village Creek Lane, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 Send news directly to Shipmate.

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Pres: CAPT Oscar Steigler, USN (Ret) Sec'y: Henry A. Boorse Send news directly to Shipmate.

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Pres: RADM William O. Snead, USN (Ret.) Sec'y: CAPT John A. Moreno, USN (Ret.) 1214 Fifth Street, Coronado, CA 92118 h: 619-435-3732

The following notice was submitted by Judy Corbin Housley, from the Society of '26 Juniors.

Welcome aboard to our new President—CAPT Oscar Steigler of Rockville, MD. He succeeds VADM Walter Rodee, who died recently, we are sad to report.

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Both good news and bad news this month!

A nice phone chat with Class President Bill Snead, who is in good health. With so few of us left, contacts with Classmates become increasingly valuable and appreciated! Thank you, Bill!

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From Bill Bauer in Columbia, SC, son of Rudy Baurer: My father, Rudy Bauer, was one of your Classmates but I do not know if you knew each other as my father died in 1989. My mother, Peggy Bauer, is living with my sister, in Alexandria, VA, and still reads Shipmate magazine.

My son, Andre Bauer, was elected lieutenant governor of South Carolina in the November 2002 election and he was sworn into office on 15 January 2003. At 33 years old he is the youngest lieutenant governor in the country. I'm informing you of this information as Alumni secretary of the Class of 1930, as you might find it newsworthy to publish in the next issue of Shipmate.

I met Bill Snead at my father's funeral in Arlington and then he came to my brother's funeral at Arlington in 1944 along with Rev. Robert Craighill. Rev. Craighill conducted my father's funeral.

And from another son of a Classmate: I am saddened to report the death of your Classmate Charles E. "Red" Earl.

He died 31 December 2002, in Spartanburg, SC. In his last several years he was very attentive to the news reported in the Class of 1930 column in Shipmate.

He always considered the Navy and his Class as his second family.

His ashes will be interred in the Columbarium on the Academy grounds and in Glenwood Cemetery, Washington, DC. He was predeceased in 1998 by my mother, Helen C. Earl, his wife of 65 years.

His only survivors are myself, my wife, Josephine, and our two sons, Edward of San Diego, CA, and James, of Livingston, MT. I would welcome notes from any of his Classmates who knew him at the Academy or in the service.

Sincerely, Charles R. Earl (crearl(a> aol.com) 440 Harrell Dr. Spartanburg, SC 29397.

Our Class is proud of two outstanding sons of Classmates and we extend our deepest sympathy and condolences!

We have received verbal reports from three of our readers about the death of Wallie Greene, with particular thanks to CDR Robert T. Duryea, SC USN (Ret.), son of Harold E. "Squeak" Duryea, who sent us the pubHshed obituary from the Washington Post. Wallie died on 8 March at Goodwin House, Alexandria, VA, from multiple myeloma. His wife, Vaughn E. Greene, predeceased him. He is survived by his son, Lt Col W.M. Greene III, and daughter, Vaug. Our sincere condolences to them both.

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Pres/Acting Sec'y: CAPT Will I. Bull, USN (Ret.) 1725 Oak Lane, McLean, VA 22101 h: 703-538-5981 The doctors tell us that, particularly at our age, we should exercise. I do my best but I find that routine exercises are very boring so I have gotten in the habit of playing music while I exercise. One CD just about covers my exercise period.

When looking for CDs to play as I did my exercises I came across a CD, which consisted of recordings, made in the year 1930, in their original form. It really brought back memories of our Second Class Summer at the Academy and our Second Class Year. In those days it was a Second Class perk to have a phonograph. The one of choice was a portable that played one record at a time and, being mechanical, it had to be wound up for each record.

Today it is hard to beUeve that the use of vacuum tubes was in its infancy. Microphones and power amplifiers were limited in use. The recording studios recorded the music as it was played and it is quite noticeable that the recordings were lacking some of the bass that we hear in today's recordings. However I found the CD very pleasant to listen to and the music certainly took me back to our Midshipman days.

The year 1930 was at the depths of the great depression and the songs of the time tried to put a cheerful note on life. The CD starts with "Happy Days Are Here Again" and includes other numbers which try to present a cheerful note, such as "On The Sunny Side Of The Street," "Bye Bye Blues," and Al Jolson singing "Let Me Sing And I'm Happy." The recordings all brought back pleasant memories. They included Rudy Vallee singing the "Maine Stein Song" and "Betty Co-Ed." As you may recall Rudy Vallee did not have a very strong voice so, lacking today's amplifiers, he used a small megaphone when he sang.

I was pleased to find that the CD had two numbers featuring Ruth Etting who was quite a favorite of my roommate, Harry Hull, and mine. It was quite noticeable that, unlike today, the singers were very careful to enunciate the words clearly. Ruth Etting even sang with a broad "A."

As the Depression went on, not too many people were willing to part with the pricey sum of 75 cents for a record, but one enterprising company introduced a high quaUty, inexpensive paper based disc called "Hit Of The Week" which sold at news-stands for 15 cents. I can remember looking forward to seeing what recording would come out each week.

I thoroughly enjoy listening to that CD with its' 20, 1930 numbers as I do my exercises and recall the many pleasant moments at the hops in Dahlgren Hall dancing to those same tunes.

Otto Scherini is one of our Classmates who frequently corresponds with your secretary and keeps us up to date on his activities. I might add he is one of our more physically active Classmates. For several years he has been participating in senior athletic gamesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;throwing the javehn; putting the shot; and hurhng the discuss. My hats off to him. The last time I tried to do something as simple as playing catch with a baseball, it was all I could do to get the ball back to my partner. I remember particularly noting one pitch was slightly over my head so a short jump was necessary.

Unfortunately, my eyes sent all the required signals to my legs to jump but my legs stayed firmly on the ground as the ball passed over my head. So, from personal experience, I give great credit to Otto for maintaining his ability to participate in athletic meets. Unfortunately, Otto informed me that his activities in his last meet aggravated his knee and hip, so I guess, as good as he is, Otto is not Superman.

I had not heard from Johnny Chittenden in quite a while so I called his daughter, Mary Ann Gouley, who lives in Wmston Salem where Johnny now lives in a retirement community. I recalled that he often had dinner with his daughter on Sundays and I was fortunate in hitting a Sunday when he was there. I spoke to him briefly but the stroke, which he experienced a few years ago has left him with some difficulty in speaking. However, it was good to hear his voice and to hear that he is doing nicely, is in good spirits and apparently finding his present residence very pleasant. His daughter said he is just as good-natured as ever.

Another Classmate that I knew had been having some physical problems was Bob Weeks who is presently living in the Arleigh Burke Pavillion of Vinson Hall here in Fairfax, VA. He had some difficulties, which caused him to have to spend several weeks in the hospital recently. But when I stopped by the Pavillion, I found that he was back in his quarters, so I dropped by for a short visit. The hospital stay has left him a htde weak, but we had a nice visit. He seemed to enjoy our conversation and is obviously keeping up on things.

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From Joan Bossard: My father, LCDR Allan McLane Chambliss. died on 10 February 2003.

Our family has a long-standing relationship with the Academy. Not only did his uncle, Henry Francis Sturdy, teach English and history at the Academy, but two forbears were among the first professors at the Academy. His great-grandfather, John Alexander Lockwood, was a surgeon as well as professor of chemistry, and his great uncle, Henry Hayes Lockwood, taught natural and experimental philosophy, then became the chair of field artillery and infantry tactics, and professor of astronomy and gunnery.

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Pres: CAPT Grayson Merrill, USN (Ret) p: 410-757-7942; e: graysonmerrill@msn.com Vice Pres: CAPT Edwin S. Lee Jr., USN (Ret) web site: www.usna.cono/classes/1934 Send news directly to Shipmate.

Helen Kinsella (rpgoldstein(a>msn.com) sent the following news regarding the death of her father: I wanted to inform you that RADM William T. KinseUa died on 19 March 2003 and his wife, Dorothy W. Kinsella, died 10 October 1999. He remained an officer and a gendeman until the end. He put out a Uttle book, about his war experiences on Ray, a number of years ago. If you are interested, please let me know. (I am his youngest daughter.)

We received more sad news from CAPT Joe McDoweU '38, USN (Ret.) of the passing of CAPT Robert W. Leeman, USN (Ret.), on 26 March. He was a naval aviator.

Captain Grayson Merrill notified the USNA AA that Margaret Siver, the wife of CDR Chester A. Siver, USNR (Ret.), had called to let him know of her husband's death at 2 a.m., the morning of 29 March 2003 from a heart attack.

Wep page Update The new web page for Class 1934 is now in full service under its host web site (usna.com)—USNA Alumni Associafion.

You can choose from a large menu of "Sea Stories" and "News" articles by logging onto www.usna.com/classes/1934.

Here is the menu list; Sea Stories, The Bootleg Development, Fire In The Gallery!

Revising U.S. Strategy For Submarine Based Nuclear Weapons, Indian Folklore—The Two Pots, and My Defining Naval Experience.

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Joe Tibbets sent the following; Grayson, it's good to have you at the helm of our Shipmate. Roy Smith and Fid Murray gave us such wonderful service for so long (and I'm afraid unappreciated) that we were caught short by those blank monthly pages. So, welcome aboard. And please be aware that your volunteering is appreciated.

One question, no rush in answering. Roy had an obit program where we sent him a prepared obit that Roy kept on hand. I wonder if these obits are still available.

Chris and I are relaxed here at Fleet Landing, using this as a comfortable, seciu'e base for minor travelling to see family and friends. We have a pleasant gang of '34 hanger oners in the Jax area.

We communicate mostiy by phone these days, but it's nice having old friends nearby.

Beth and Bob Crowell are here. Bob cycling and walking for miles daily, and busy helping take care of Beth who is in our health center. Betsy Lewis, Hugh Lewis' widow, keeps busy traveling, managing our library and contributing to our base bumwad. And Anne Brown, Sam Brown's widow, is doing well amid friends and family. Dorothy and Bob Graham live across the Intracoastal where Bob claims to get stronger as he loses internal organs, says he is fine, is writing his memoirs. Boy, what a book that will be! Jigger Lowe lives and golfs up at St. Simons Island, but gets down to Navy supper meetings here occasionally.

And Margaret and Bob Milbrath, Jax residents, say they are doing well, hope to see all at the reunion.

That's it, Grayson. Again, many thanks for your efforts and the best of everything to you personally.

that May columns be short. In summary; the reunion will be held in Coronado in May or June 2005. Full details will be included in an enclosure to the Annual Class Letter.

Recollection of Past Events A member of the Class in Queenstown (South Island), New Zealand, visited a "Kiwi and Exotic Bird" sanctuary where he was able to observe a live Kiwi feeding in a growth of bushes. The main feature of the establishment, however, was a twice-daily lecture by an ornithologist who enlivened his talk with the handling and feeding of tame birds. First one bird flew from the arm of his assistant standing in the rear of the audience to rest on his arm and be fed. Then the bird flew back. Soon two other birds flew together directly over the audience from the assistant to the lecturer. The assistant, not saying a word, came up to help with the birds. After the assistant quietly backed off the lecturer raised his arm and the birds flew again over the audience back to the assistant who then silently walked away. Memories of Professor William "Slipstick Willie" Thomson and his assistant, the ever quiet Mr. Gray, forced their way into our Classmate's mind. The coordinated actions of the lecturer and his helper toward the birds seemed to him to be hauntingly similar to the way Thomson and Gray functioned together to demonstrate some simple physics principles to us 72 years ago.

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Pres and Sec'y/Treas: B. Gay Jr., USN (Ret) VP and Corr. Sec'y: RADM Ed Keats, USN (Ret) 3704 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21218 h: 410-235-3803; f: 410-243-1960 e: edkeats@aol.com

Pres: CAPT William N. Price, USN (Ret.) Sec'y/Treas: CAPT O.M. Butler, USN (Ret) 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Road Arlington, VA 22043 Acting Sec'y: CAPT John H. Carmichael, USN (Ret) 744 Oglethorpe Ave. St. Simons Island, GA 31522-4908 p: 912-638-2830; f: 912-638-0436 e: jhc36@bellsouth.net

Birthday Greetings Our best wishes go to those Classmates who will reach 90 in May; Johnny Becker on the tenth. Bill Wideman on the 11th, and Chet Briggs on the 29th.

Reunion Although promised last month to be in this column, the report on our 70th Reunion is omitted because the editor has requested

From the President By the time you read this, probably the U.S. and Britain, and a few other staunch allies will have gone to war with Iraq— hopefully it will be over.

Our real objective is not the ehmination of a bunch of weapons of mass destruction—it is the elimination of Saddam Hussein. He is the danger. When he is gone, the rest will fall in line. I hope that we quickly turn over the government to fraqi citizens, who have been in self-exile, rather than try to govern it ourselves. Freeing the people of Iraq to govern themselves is all that we should at this time. More would be resented by other Arab governments and would encourage further terrorist attacks on us.

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Remembrance Those who read the April issue know that Spuds Ellyson and his roommate Ken Whiting were transplanted from the surface Navy to the fledgling submarine force m 1908.

The Far East submarine flotilla consisted of five or six A-boats including SHARK, PORPOISE, and RAINBOW a sub tender. The commodore of this First Submarine Division, Asiatic Submarine Fleet and skipper of STARK was LT Guy W.S. Castle 1901, Ellyson was his executive officer.

Whiting commanded PORPOISE. These little boats had crews of one officer and six enhsted men. They were so small that the crews berthed in the tender.

These primitive boats had no periscopes; they were conned underwater using dead lights. They were powered by German gasoUne engines that were not very reliable.

Crews of SHARK and PORPOISE, worked together to get one sub operational for trials the next day. Once at sea they would dive and conduct exercises. Invariably something would break down, usually the engine. Temporary fixes were made at sea to get the boat back into port where alongside the tender repairs of a more permanent nature could be affected. This started an operational routine of try—fix—improve— try again.

Ellyson and Whiting became concerned that should a breakdown occur while submerged, that could not be repaired, how could the crew escape?

They devised a scheme of escaping through the torpedo tube. When the plan was presented to LT Castle he said the compressed air would crush and kill a man and forbade the test. But our two characters were undaunted. They reasoned that if Castle didn't know about the test he couldn't be charged should someone be killed.

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a B Class submarine at Charleston, SC. He thought TARANTULA was a promofion. But in reaUty her American engine was even less dependable than SHARK'S. In his short tour he ran aground, crashed into a pier at Fort Monroe, with his commodore aboard, and lost a torpedo. These accidents were blamed on the uryehable sub not Spuds.

While operating with the squadron and the engine failed. TARANTULA had to be towed while being repaired. Spuds' operational formula now became—try—tow—fix— improve—try again. Even the ship yard could not make the engine reUable.

With Ellyson's vast experience with unrehable subs his commodore ordered him to investigate why SEAL, under construction at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, was delayed.

His report was so comprehensive he was ordered as prospective commanding officer of SEAL and to correct what he had found wrong. He got httle cooperation from the yard for the boat was being built for Holland not the Navy.

During Ellyson's brief SEAL tour Bill Halsey 1904 invited Spuds and Ken Whiting to dine with him aboard his new destroyer. During the evening discussion turned to flying and its future in the Navy.

Ken had aheady apphed and suggested that Spuds also apply for flight training. His request for duty in coimection with airplanes was sent the next day, 10 December 1910. The detail officer answered these "aviation letters" with the cursory statement, "Your appUcation has been noted and placed on file for consideration at an appropriate time." Ellyson's sub tour was about to end for he received orders for flight training on 27 December 1910.

Administration John Court now Class secretary arranged for the Alumni Association to distribute a new '36 roster. All should have copies by now. John's daughter, Sally Rohrbach (saIIy@annapoIis.net), and my daughter, Gordy Seaman, PC types, were pressed into making additions and corrections to the roster. It will contain phone numbers and email addresses. Please check your address and phone number. Send any corrections to John Coiut, P.O. Box 2, Galesville, MD 20765; 410-867-1872. Or if you have an email address, email it to his daughter, Sally.

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Outer door

The plan unfolded as follows. Ken Whiting volunteered for the first attempt. A dry run was conducted to see if the opening outer door would pull a man partially out of the submarine. Ken thought it would. The test started with the submarine on the bottom, alongside the pier in 20 feet of water.

The insides of the torpedo tube were greased. Ken worked his way forward to grasp the cross bar on the outer door, assisted by the crew pushing his feet. (See outer door photo.) When ready he signaled to the crew. The rear door was closed. The outer door motor was started, the door began to open and warm water gushed in from the bay. Just before water covered his face he took in a deep breath of air. As the outer door fully opened outward and upward, it pulled Ken's elbows out of the tube. He then wiggled the rest of the way out of the tube and swam to the surface—27 seconds had elapsed.

In the meantime PORPOISE surfaced and Whiting was hauled aboard with a heaving line. He wrote in the 17 April ship's 1909 log; "Whiting went through the torpedo tube, boat lying in water in normal condition." LT Castle reported the experiment to the Navy Department. RADM George van Duers '21 in his book Anchors in the Sky wrote, "Today, only a few persons remember Ken's 'experiment.' Fewer recognize it as the original forerunner of one of the escape methods tested for American deepdiving nuclear submarines."

In 1909, Castle was transferred leaving Ellyson in command of the division and SHARK. In December 1909 Ellyson was detached to report home to await orders.

No replacement was available so Whiting inherited the operation; as well as training Ensigns available locally for submarine duty.

Ellyson's home leave was short for soon he received orders to take command of

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Pres; CAPT John S. Slaughter, USN (Ret) CoiT. Secy: John W. Simpson 36 East Beach Lagoon Dr., Hilton Head Island, SC 29928-5714 h: 843-671-2523; e: jws@hargray.com Because attendance at Annapolis lunches has consistently exceeded those at Washington, all future lunches will be in / ^ a p o h s . Attending the luncheon were Margaret and Dave Bell, Nancy Dodson, a guest of her sister, Jean and Swampy Lajaunie, Elsie Mack, Mary and Charlie Minter, and Bess and Jack Slaughter.

There was an occasional war story, some of which might have been true, but the main topic of conversation concerned the prospective Columbia River cruise in September. Considerable interest has been shown in this venture, particularly among the West Coast contingent. Our president promises to keep all hands advised as developments dictate.

in Minneapolis, and a daughter is in the United Arab Emirate. Herb has attended USNA Alumni meetings in the Shenandoah Valley. Herb has the usual aches and pains that go with his age but is not complaining.

The Class of '37 lunch bunch gathered at The San Diego Yacht Club. In attendance were: Ed Arentzen with Jan Murphy, Donnie Bringle, Lois and Bob Eriy, Frank Shamer with Tory Harper, Russ Wallace with Eloise Davis-Rankin, Ellie and Vic Wildt, and Marjorie Phaler. Enthusiasm was shown for QUEEN OF THE WEST cruise

on the Columbia, Wllamette, and Snake Rivers. Lois and Bob have signed as have Donnie Bringle and Tory Harper. Esther and John Simpson have also signed up.

Cliff Messenheimer sent a picture (too low of a resolution to print) of him with Chuck Stein and Jack Slaughter. They had just returned from a sail on the Severn in Jack Roulstone and Patty Mehle the summer of 1935. He says he is 89 going June and Bob Northwood took an 11 day on 90 with the treads slightly worn but he is cruise on MS GALAXY in the Caribbean. still revving.

GALAXY carries 1,900 passengers and has a crew of 900. The shipboard time was great and they visited Nassau, Belize, Cozumel, Grand Cayman, and Key West.

Annual Membership: 17% Tory Harper writes that actually she was Life Membership: 57% at the reunion too, though left off my hst.

News from the Columbia River cruise is Pres: RADM M. H. Rindskopf, USN (Ret) that cabins are filling up. There are still a 7101 Bayfront Drive #324, Annapolis, MD 21403 few available at the really low group rate e: mrindskopf@earthlink.net when booked soon. Frank Shamer and Chairman, Wash. Area: Tory were guests of Lois and Bob Eriy for CAPT Charles Snowden Arthur, USN (Ret.) lunch at the Coronado Yacht Club. The 4600 Ashby St., NW, Washington, DC 20007-1041 Class of '37 lunch at San Diego Yacht Club h: 202-342-6210; e: snow.arthur@att.net was 11 March. Margie Phaler was the host- Sec'y: CAPT D.K. Ela, USN (Ret.) 3260 N. 12th St., #329, Grand Junction, CO 81506 ess. Tory plans on returning to her Westerly h: 970-256-7174, f: 970-256-9120 Rhode Island home by 1 May. I'm con- e: dkela@gj.net vinced the San Diego weather is the best President's Comer for winter.

With the publisher's admonition to be Donnie Bringle took a very pleasant cruise brief, here goes. on the Holland American Ship RYNDHAM in Offspring Recognition. Some five years September. They went south to the Sea of ago, we noted that Tom Church '69, Anne Cortez and had shore trips to several places in and Al's son, was the only Class offspring Baja, CA. She is hoping to make the to make flag rank. Now, we can report that Columbia River trip in September.

Tom is the only Class offspring to reach Louise and Mark Jordan are hanging in three stars. Our hats are off to Tom. Aim there with ever-increasing list of doctors. for four!

After deciding that they did not want to A First. In this, or a coming issue, you rake leaves, mow the lawn, and shovel will read Bob Schelling's obituary. It is the snow, Irene and Herb Hartman moved fhst we have published written primarily by into the Sunnyside Presbyterian Retirement the decedent. It shows Bob's love for the Community at Harrisonburg, VA. They get Class of 1938â&#x20AC;&#x201D;and his desire to "get at least one meal a day, but may eat three. it right."

We do have for fellowship a USNA graduAnother First. We have had a card from ate Class of '35, who hves across the hall. the University of Nebraska expressing appreThey can travel as far and as long as they ciation for their attendance at the 2003 desire. Their latest trip was to Myrtle Leaders' Conference signed by all seven Beach, SC, in February for 16 days. They students and their faculty advisor. Gracias! have traveled on all seven continents with The 65th Reunion. Some of you may get trips back to many several times. They now a chance to read this before you depart for encourage their three children to come visit our last big splash. We can report that the them. One son is in Hershey, PA, another is Class crest for display in Alumni Hall has

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Eight of the NORVA group met at the Lynhaven Fish House on 26 February.

Leola and Al Carr, Gloria Currie, Betty Kelly, Cynthia Pridmore, Patty (Mehle) and Jack Roulstone, and Zeke Soucek. Snow kept Liz and PK Taylor from coming as well as Paul Hartman. Nancy Dodson, on her way from Armapohs to Florida, stopped by to be with us. She brought her camera and joined Pat Roulstone in taking pictures.

Gloria reported that Mary Barry had checked in at the Virginia Beach General Hospital with a foot infection but may have suffered a heart attack while there. No further information was available.

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passed all inspections with flying colors and should please everyone when it is presented at oiu- Class luncheon. We appreciate your generous contributions toward its cost.

Class Corner As ever, the sad news first: Bob Schelling and Dave Harris. These two Classmates were dedicated destroyermen and sail sailors. Their memorials should be directed to the USNA Foundation, 291 Wood Rd., Beach Hall, Annapohs, MD 21402. Their obituaries will recount their services in a following issue. Bob died on 14 February after a long bout with lymphoma. His services were held on 8 March and he will be buried at a new cemetery near Seattle. Joe Dickson '49 representing Bob's last destroyer command, LYMAN K. SWENSON (DD-729), writes on the loss of one of the best of COs. We never knew Bob to be without his hand held GPS. We have a 3.5 floppy disk with his own star finding program, and correspondence with his highly objective commentary relative to new and proposed DD designs.

Dave passed away in San Francisco on 22 February after a long illness. His memorial service was on 2 March. His ashes are to be interred at Fort Rosecrans, San Diego. His cousin, Grace Lorentzen, and her husband have managed his care for several years and have been most helpful in arrangements.

Bud Wolfe has kept us posted on the service details. Dave sailed Long Island single handed before Plebe Year, sailed everything at the Academy, returned to the Academy as a professor and sailing coach, and retired to pursue the sport further.

The photo at the bottom (credit line Bob Carter) is the Washington group lunch in November. Swede reports on the San Diego faithful four for food, fun, and fibs, February: Foley, Ogle, Olsen, and Ratliff.

Herb Mandell doesn't sit still; to New Zealand for 12 days aboard REGAL PRINCESS with port visits at Wellington, Dunedin, Christ Church, Hobart, Tasmania, Melbourne, and Sydney, then three days in Hawaii (Hale Koa) and return. There was

much excitement about the America's Cup races. Sadly the Swiss bought a New Zealand crew which is winning for them.

It's a big money sport. Herb Krillof '39, who retired in Melbourne, gave him a great tour of a very pleasant city.

Margaret and Frank Jones have moved to Alban Towers #L10, 3700 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20016; 202944-9669. They must wait in at least a year long que before moving into Vinson Hall.

Robbie Harmon tracks us closely and sends us clippings. MIDN Mark M. Powers '06, (m065382@usna.edu), asks for any information or anecdotes of his cousin, our Classmate John Mclaughlin, Marine pilot, shot down 25 January 1945.

Les O'Brien projects a wedding! We wait for names, details, and a Fleet Landing address. Unk Alford's inimitable writing style brings us commentary on selection boards, black Ns, green bowlers. Pentagon duty, and Philippine operations in four stackers. Conny Conrad has moved to retirement digs, The Aarondale #233, 6929 Matthew Place, Springfield, VA 22151; 703-813-1800.

Salutes Bob McNitt wins a place among the four Naval Academy Alumni Distinguished Graduates for 2003. Bob, a highly decorated submariner, is cited for five valorous and successful war patrols, superintendent of of the PG School, acclaimed author of the definitive history Sailing at the U.S. Naval Academy, USNA Dean of Admissions, President of the Board, USNA Alumni Association and a Life Member, Trustee of the Naval Academy Foundation.

We don't mean to upstage his remarkable citation, but one of his most important contributions is Chair of our 65th Reunion.

Hang in there Bob, the 70th is coming up.

Reefed Sail Retirement Home Notes We have noted in prior colurrms that we get questions from our small community on war with fraq, questions that were not asked (!) in the case of Afghanistan. When this column reaches your doorstep, two months

will have elapsed from the headlines today.

So, in order to stay current and up-to-theminute with it, we are backed into making a prediction, to wit; "Definitive action will be in force...or not." We do now have determined leadership, however hamstrung by consensus concerns.

Should there be any political/military commentary in an Alumni Class column?

Obituaries notwithstanding, the Class lives and breathes and views with unique perspective. Column statistics should offer a clue to the question, so we checked. In a recent Shipmate, of 13 columns bracketing the '38 entry, II had zero political/mihtary inches, two had a combined 41 inches.

Guess whatâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;those secretaries with WWII exposure were more apt to be pohtically articulate. (Serious errors occur in trying to draw conclusions from stats, but liars and other media do so regardless.)

Recent columns by '36 have had outstanding historical content, the envy of our own dimwitted memory fog. Also they observed that terror is global, and war on terror has world war implications. We add there are imphcations on the relevance of UN and NATO. Moreover world order can only be achieved with a rule of law. A rule of law requires police and courts. What is our, so far unexpressed or undefined, role?

It needs to be formulated. Arrogance isn't a factor. Leadership is.

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Acting Pres.: RADM Daniel K. Weitzenfeld, USN (Ret) Sec'y: CAPT WiUiam J. Ruhe, USN (Ret) 1310 MacBetii Ave., McLean, VA 22102 e: CaptBillRuhe@aol.com Thirty-Nine On Line: docabbot@aol.com

H.A.I. "Sy" Sugg writes from 138 E. Longmeadow Rd., Greenville, NC 278583776, "Bill, you're doing a good job as secretary of the Class of 1939. Hope all goes well with you in 2003."

Sy Sugg

An obituary on Bob Dasteel, who passed away on 23 November 2002 says diat he was on a destroyer during the 7 September '38: L to r: Chris Conrad, Bob Carter, Conny Conrad, Snowden Arthur, Hugh Robinson, and Mike and Sylvia Rindskopf enjoy the February lunch 102

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Pearl Harbor attack and that he retired in 1959 as a naval aviator. After retu-ement he founded the American Thermoform Corporation, which developed a speciahzed machine for the duphcation of Brille mformation. He served as a member of the National Board of Governors of the American Jewish Committee.

Bill Keim

Bob Dasteel

Herb Kriloff carefully disguised his present residence in West Australia by claiming in his book. Assume Command, that he hves somewhere in the United States. The copyright of his book. Officer of the Deck, has a U.S. address. Pretty clever, this Kriloff person who wore a totally bald on top wig at our Midshipman No More Rivers Ceremony (no more exams) held in front of Bancroft Hall during June Week.

He was playing the part of Pigboat Benson, who was, then, the scourge of Midshipmen who carried their pencils carelessly in their upper outside suit pockets. Pigboat would just reach out and break their pointsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;without compunction. And then he'd laugh hilariously at his great cleverness.

Herb Kiiloff

Importantly, Bill won a Virginia Wildlife Federation 1984 Conservationist of the Year Award.

Bill also founded the Wildlife Heritage with its 150,000 acres of waterfowl habitat, and was director of the Virginia Wildlife Federation.

James J. Skiles, 87, of 769 Peach Tree Dr., Hayden Lake, died on 17 November 2002. Married to Betty Jensen and divorced from Betty Jean Johnson, he had ten grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Skiles resigned from the Naval Academy in June 1937 after failing a vision test. He was then employed by the Bureau of Reclamation for three years and then was transferred to the Department of Commerce in Washington. After a year stint in Commerce he worked in BuAer, first as a statistical clerk, then as a statistical, and finally as a civil engineer. Skiles was employed by the Bureau of Reclamation from 1946-1972, first in Southern Idaho, then in Washington, DC. In DC, he was involved in the design and construction of irrigation facilities, and ended as a dam watcher, responsible for the operation of six dams on the Snake River System in Southern Idaho and Wyoming.

Now, long retired, a back problem forced him to give up his great love of htmting and golf, but with a boat and camping trailer he can with his wife, Betty, really enjoy camping, boating, fishing, and gardening.

Bill Keim's death on 3 February reminds all '39ers of their visits with their children to his Christmas tree farm just outside of Amissville, VA. There, they would cut themselves a 5-6 foot tree to decorate with colorful baubles, their living rooms at Christmas tune. The best part of this operation, as I remember it, was sitting with Bill and his wife, Phyllis, in their kitchen and rehashing the doings of '39ers while drinking hot cocoa and hearing about the Keim's trips to Europe.

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I called the deceased Hank Reaves' widow, Judy, to tell her of Bob Green's death on 3 February 2003. Judy then called Bob's widow, Toni (Judy's very close pal) and got tiie whole story of Bob's health problems.

'39 is dwindling fast!

A letter from Mary Kiu Trache clarifies the present status of Tom Bell; As of August 2000 he was living in a retirement home called Buckingham's Choice, outside of Frederick, MD, where bridge is the favorite pastime for the members. Tom can also participate in field trips. Tom's in the assisted living section with a severe short-memory, a type of severe dementia. It is not Alzheimer's and Tom remembers us, but he's in the assisted living area, for monitoring his medications, Coumadin, etc.

Jack Cameron sends; Jim Skiles roomed with me, Tom Bell, and Ted Siegmund for our first two years at the Naval Academy. Skiles, with eye problems from the start, managed to get by eye exams until the end of Youngster Year when the doctor gave him the boot. Skiles was a distance runner in track and was on the Academy's cross-country team. Jim died on 17 November 2002. He'd been fighting leukemia for two years and needed oxygen constantiy. The Skiles then moved to 13505 East Broadway, Apt. 207, Spokane, WA 99216.

The Reno contingent is still mobile, but barely. Chet Pinkerton's Parkinson's has progressed to where he and his wife, Marylyn have moved to an assisted care facility at 5165 Summit Ridge Ct., Apt. 302, Reno, NV 89523. Chet is still sharp mentally, but he has to use a walker or wheelchair because of lots of trouble with his balance. He's also lost almost all of his hearing.

These are '39s Golden Years?

I ran into Fred Salvia and his wife, Lois, a couple of months ago. Fred had just had a treatment for his colon cancer. He said they'd caught it early, so he feh good.

Like most of us old sailors, I've had some blood pressure and circulation problems, but medication seems to be taking care of them. My case of sciatica is a real pain in the butt, mainly because I haven't been able to play golf for nearly three months.

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Her smile was like and angel's Not a woman of this world, For Flossie was no floozy.

But an earnest working girl.

The she met a Yankee sailor, from a Yankee submarine.

He was dirt, he was ugly, he was rough and he was mean.

And he was working in a warehouse way down on Fremande's dock.

This seaman was a demon in the service of supply.

So he had time to see our Flossie and to woo her round the clock.

Now Flossie was an Aussie, and she knew her way around.

She knew the paths of happiness and how those paths are found.

So she led him to a churchyard, and presently they were wed.

And retired from the service, to a flossy, Aussie bed.

Now she has no silken scanties, she has damned few cigarettes, but When she awakes each morning, Flossie never, never has regrets.

For she's learned a simple lessen, just the same as you or I,

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As a final fillip: When Jake Vandergrift's children, Jakey, Liza, and Gretchen would awake at 5:30 a.m., complaining that "father snores so loudly that we can't sleep." Jake then put the record "I Love the Sunshine of Your Smile" on the record player, and kids would begin marching in rhythm to the song—around the hving room.

For your delectation, here's the inspiration for the marching: I love the sunshine of your smile, I love the laughter in your eyes.

With every dream I dream of you.

You are the one I idolize.

You make my dream of love come true, You change my gray skies into blue.

And you always make my Ufe worthwhile.

With the sunshine of your smile.

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Annual Membership: 27% Life Membership: 54%

Pres: CAPT William M. Carpenter, USN (Ret) 1119 Aquia Drive, Stafford, VA 22554 Sec'y: CAPT Jacob V. Heimark, USN (Ret.) 410 Old Gulph Road, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 Farewell The time has come for the '40 family to bid a fond farewell to CAPT Hugh A. "Mark" Hanna who died on 14 January in Glenview, IL. To his widow, Hemiette "Bunty," another special Australian lady who joined the '40 family in 1946, their three sons, John, Paul, and Andrew, daughter, Mary Seul, seven grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and a brother, George, we all extend our deeply felt condolences.

Betsy Williams brought us the news that Gilberta "Gil" Nicholson died 9 February 2003. Gilberta was preceded in death by her husband of 52 years, our Classmate, CAPT A.T. Nicholson, who left us in September 1996. Her daughter, Nancy Nicholson Van Evera, passed the following information to me: At 80, mom still was Navy through and through! She typified the strong Navy wife who stood on the sidelines with her children like so many other wives of that

era did while her husband was ordered to go and do what his country asked of him.

Mom enjoyed immensely her association with the Navy and the many, many good friends she and dad made throughout his career and retirement. During their years in the Navy, the Nicholsons lived in such interesting places as Hawaii, Panama and Japan as well as many stations in the United States. "While mom might have had some regrets in her life, being a Navy wife was not one of them.

She'd do it all again in a heartbeat!

To her son, Douglas, daughter, Nancy, brother. Chandler, four grandchildren, and two great-grandchild, the '40 family extends our heartfelt condolences.

What is a democrat doing when he holds his hands over his ears? Trying to hold unto a thought.

On 26 February we lost Emily Figuers, wife of Horace Figuers. Her funeral was held on 22 March. A farewell for Ermly is planned for the next Shipmate.

Chuck Gurley report that on 5 March his father, CAPT Thomas C. Gurley died peacefully at home in Bakersfield, CA. He requested that his remains be cremated and then be given burial at sea.

Hopefully, his obituary will be available for the next Shipmate.

Caught for speeding. The cop got out of his car, and the kid, who was stopped for speeding, rolled down his window. "I've been waiting for you all day," the cop said. The kid replied, "Yeah, well I got here as fast as I could." When the cop finally stopped laughing, he sent the kid on his way without a ticket.

Not all of us probably remember that the very first home of our beloved Naval Academy was built in the 1820s on 24 acres of prime downtown Philadelphia real estate and called the Philadelphia Asylum. Here is a picture of this 1,000,000 square foot property, which also served as the U.S. Navy's first hospital. In the 1980s, the present owners, Toll Brothers, acquired this property from the Federal General Services Adminisfration for $1,200,000. After the owner discontinued its' around the clock secmity, this building was seriously damaged by an arsonist that set a five-alarm blaze in this building. Currently its owners

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are now restoring its damaged roof. It seems a shame that this historic treasure should have met such a fate. It appears that the present owners had hoped to use this property as a site for far more profitable development than as an historic location.

During a court hearing at which city officials forced the Toll brothers to make emergency repairs to this naval home. Municipal Court Judge Seamus P. McCaffery described himself as a "long time student of Philadelphia architectme." He called the Naval Home's buildings, including the now graffitied Biddle Hall, an 1827 Greek Revival buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;jewels with a history that is phenomenal.

The most moving moment in a rising tide of community opposition to the Toll brothers came from a nearby Drexel Hill couple.

Bob and Jean Karoly, whose son Robert Karoly '02 graduated from the Academy in May 2002. To quote Jean Karoly, "I've now given my son to defend the nation; where is the Toll brothers respect for our heritage?"

In view of considerable local neighborhood resistance to destroying this building, this might be the right time for the Toll brothers to retreat from this important site, leaving it for someone who treasures history, such as our Naval Historical Society, to acquire, preserve and develop this property.

Some further information has now come available about how classroom training for Midshipmen got started. In the 1830s, classes were begun at each of the four Navy Yards in existence at that time. Since they were ineffective and poorly attended, they were discontinued. Then in 1839 a program to prepare Midshipmen for promotion examination, built around superior instructors, as started at the Philadelphia Asylum.

Because they were properly organized, adequately staffed and well prepared, an eight-month long program operated successfully in the Philadelphia Asylum for six years. Then in 1845, our newly elected president Polk appointed Secretary of the Navy George Bancroft. Bancroft quickly acquhed Ft. Severn from the Army while moving the training program from the Philadelphia Asylum, including its instructors, to Annapolis. He then named FrankUn Buchanan as its first superintendent. Five years later this school was then given the name of "United States Naval Academy."

Old age is when classmates are so gray and wrinkled and bald that they don't recognize you.

Subject; Kill an American? Finally someone says it right!

You probably missed it in the rush of news, but there was actually a report that someone in Pakistan had published in a newspaper an offer of a reward to anyone who killed an American, any American.

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So an Australian dentist wrote the following to let everyone know what an American is, so they would know when they found one; An American is English, or French, or Italian, Irish, German, Spanish, Polish, Russian or Greek. An American may also be Canadian, Mexican, African, Indian, Cambodian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Australian, New Zealander, Iranian, Asian, or Arab, or Pakistani, Vietnamese, or Afghan. An American may also be a Cherokee, Osage, Blackfoot, Navaho, Apache, Seminole or one of the many other nibes known as native Americans.

An American is Christian, or he could be Jewish, or Buddhist, or Muslim. In fact, there are more Muslims in America than in Afghanistan. The only difference is that in America they are free to worship as each of them chooses.

An American is also free to believe in no religion. For that he will answer only to God, not to the government, or to armed thugs claiming to speak for the government and/or for God. An American is from the most prosperous land in the history of the world. The root of that prosperity can be found in the Declaration of Independence, which recognizes the God given right of each person to the pursuit of happiness.

An American is generous. Americans have helped out just about every other nation in the world in their time of need.

When Afghanistan was overrun by the Soviet army 20 years ago. Americans came with arms and supplies to enable the people to win back their country. As of the morning of September 11th, Americans had given more than any other nation to the poor in Afghanistan.

Americans welcome the best, the best products, the best books, the best music, the best food, the best athletes.

But they also welcome the least.

The national symbol of America, the Statute of Liberty, welcomes your tired and your poor, the wretched refuse of your teeming shores, the tempest tossed or homeless. These in fact are the people who built America. Some of them were working in the Twin Towers the morning of 11 September 2002, earning a better life for their families. The World Trade Center victims were from at least 30 other countries, cultures, andfirstlanguages, including those that aided and abetted terrorists.

So you can try to kill an American if you must. Hitler did. So did General Tojo, and Stalin, and Mao Tse-Tung, and every bloodthirsty tyrant in the history of the world. But, in doing so you would only be killing yourself.

Because Americans are not a particular people from a particular place, they are the embodiment of the human spirit of freedom. Everyone who holds to that spirit, everywhere, is an American."

Freedom includes being free to pass this message around the world.

I don't know how I got over the hill without first getting to the top.

Midshipman Levi Tanner Lundell '06 of the Class of 2006 has been selected as the "Class of 1940 Honor Scholar" of the year.

He came to Annapolis from the state of Arizona with a most impressive background of achievements. We are honored to have him as our scholar.

Midshipman Conor D. McKenzie '06 of Wexford, PA has been selected as the "RADM Arthur G. Esch '40 Honor Scholar." This scholarship was created in honor of all deceased officers and directors of the District of Columbia Council of the Navy League of the United States as a memorial to our Classmate Art. Midshipman Jeffery D. Parker, Jr. '06 of Newburyport, MA has been chosen to be the "CDR "Early" Leigh Winters '40 Memorial Honor Scholar," a scholarship created by his many friends and Classmates. Midshipman Parker had many outstanding achievements during his pre-Midshipman days.

It is hoped that '40 family members in the Annapolis area will find the time and take the trouble to make contact with these outstanding young Midshipmen and have them to your homes or to enjoy a meal with them.

The most pleasant things in the world are joy-filled thoughts, and the great art of life is to have as many of them as possible.

Why golf is growing in popularity, even for those who do not play the game.

The overwhelming majority of players are honorable people who don't need referees.

Golfers don't kick dirt on, or throw bottles at other people or have some of their players in jail every week.

Golfers don't hold out for more money, or demand new contracts because of another player's deal.

Professional golfers don't demand that the taxpayers pay for the courses on which they play.

The PGA Tour raises more money for charity in one year than the National Football League does in two.

You can watch the best golfers in the world up-close, at any tournament, including the majors, all day, everyday for $25 or $30. Meanwhile, a seat at the Super Bowl will cost around $300.

You can bring a picnic lunch to the tournament golf course, watch the best in the world and not spend a small fortune on food and drink. Try that at taxpayer funded baseball stadiums.

Golfers have to adapt to an entirely new playing area each week.

In their prime, Greg Norman, Arnold Palmer and other stars would shake your hand and say they were happy to meet you.

In his prime, Jose Canseco wore T-shirts that read "Leave me alone."

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You can hear birds chirping on the golf course diuing a tournament.

Ladies are welcome, players or spectators.

At a golf tournament, you won't hear a steady sfream of four letter words or nasty name calhng while you're hoping that no one spills beer on you.

Tiger Woods can hit a golf ball three times as far as Barry Bonds can hit a baseball.

Golf doesn't change its' rules to attract fans.

Why do full-length golf courses all have 18 holes?

During a discussion among the club's membership board at St. Andrews in 1858, one of the members pointed out that by limiting himself to one shot of Scotch per hole, he figured a round of golf was finished when the Scotch ran out. That took 18 holes.

A true ftlend is someone who reaches for your hand and touches your heart.

News from Gene Dueber in Port Washington is that he is still travelling to family gatherings, but that riding his five show horses is now more than he can manage well. Keep active Gene and keep us informed.

Recently we lost Aretas Buchanan in Sandy, UT. Will try to have a good report in the next issue.

Had a long letter from Helyn Utley who spent Christmas and our cold weather in Florida. Florence Hughes and Pat Champion are both doing well, as is Jack Hinman. Helyn is now back home.

To the world, you may be one person, but to one person, you may be the world.

The spring luncheon at ANGC will be on 7 May. A good turnout will make it a big success; especially if you who live in the Norfolk area come. All should contact Phil Eckert that you are coming.

Castine starts for two weeks on 29 June.

Get your reservation in to Ted, the earlier the better. There will probably be fewer attendees this year. As long as we give the Bundys, there will be golf, boating, fun and laughter for all. Yvonne says that Michelle Gex is not in good health. A card or note to her could cheer her up.

An elderly Italian man asked the local priest to hear his confession; "Father, during WWII a beautiful woman knocked on my door and asked me to hide her from the Germans. I hid her in my attic."

The priest replied. "That was a wonderful thing you did and you have no need to confess."

'It's worse. Father. I was weak and told her she must repay me with her sexual favors."

"You were both in great danger and would have suffered terribly if the Germans had found her.

God, in his wisdom and mercy, will balance the good and the evil and judge you kindly. You are forgiven."

"Thank you. Father. That's a great load off my mind. I have one more question."

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'40: Hawaii lunch. Alma Dowd, Lacouture, Vellis, John Caldwells and Coralie Vellis

'40: Betty Bowell, Chris Hanley, Florence Roseborough, and Scotti KronmiUer

'40: Eckert, George Mayo, USMA '40, Scott and John McLean, USMA '40

"And what is that?" asked the priest.

The old man replied, "Should I tell her the war is over?"

From Scotti Kromniller: Thank you for the beautiful arrangement you sent honoring George (KronmiUer). The flowers were a great comfort to our family during the visitation and later at the chapel.

We are so grateful to our dear friends who came to George's service. I still see all your faces and feel blessed. I miss him more each day. Those 56 years passsed all too quickly. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Jake Only '40 is 4.0

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Emeralds, which signify love and success, are the proper stones for those bom in Annual Membership: 15% Life Membership: 60% May and here are the lucky ones: Gerry Ball, Conger, Doherty, Engle, Holdt, Bill Chnui & Sec'y: CAPT Victor Delano, USN (Ret.) Jones, Landreth, MacKinnon, Naymark, 5610 Wisconsin Ave., Apt. #1409 Nelson, Reinhardt, Shelley, Spore, and Chevy Chase. MD 20815-4439 Styer. If you prefer flowers, send them lilies h: 301-215-7532; e: Vdelano@aol.com of the valley or hawthorns. web page: http://www.usna.com/classes/1941/ I am already at work toward getting out a defauh.html new Class roster, perhaps before the year is The Navy Cross recipient whom we over. If you know of any new changes in honor this month is Chris Cagle who took address or phone numbers or edresses, up flying and became a fighter pilot. Here is please let me know so that they will be his citation; included. Do we have your area code corFor extraordinary heroism as Pilot of a rect? Finally, here are some changes for Fighter Plane and Acting Commanding yoiu- current rosters: Richard Foster (in Officer of Fighting Squadron EightyFlorida), Arthur Holdt, and Anne Young Eight, attached to the U.S.S. YORKTOWN, have a new area code—239; Elise Deller in action against enemy Japanese forces has a different area code—717; in Kure Harbor, Honshu, Japan, July 24, Mac McLellon has a new edress— 1945. Fearlessly disregarding intense wmmclellon83@aol.com; Herb Weyrauch anti-aircraft fire sent up from surrounding warships and shore batteries. Lieutenant has a new edress—herbweyrauch® Commander (then Lieutenant) Cagle earthlink.net. pressed home his attack to score a direct hit on a heavy enemy cruiser which was left burning fiiriously. Returning to his base, he observed two friendly aircraft under attack by a numerically superior Annual Membership: 17% hostile force and, accompanied by his Life Membership: 58% wingman, engaged the enemy and sucPres: CAPT James D. SmaU, USN (Ret) ceeded in destroying two of the attacking Sec'y: CDR R.S. Day, USN (Ret.) planes. His expert airmanship, courage, 2426 Chestnut St., Falls Church, VA 22043-3052 and devotion to duty were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Uruted States The request to make this a short contribution Naval Service. and my short double-visit to the hospital for Last month I promised you pictmes of a pacemaker and a touch of pneumonia the winter reunion in Ponte Vedra. have worked out nicely. The hospital care Unfortunately, you will have to wait until was brightened immensely by the large next month because the editor of Shipmate, number of phone calls and cards with meshas asked us to keep this month's colunm sages of encouragement and affection for small because the space is needed for some which my humble thanks. important Alumni information elsewhere.

Many times when we sit down to recount The pictures are good ones, so be patient. the contributions the Class has made for the In February, we lost Mary Burbage after a benefit of the Academy, one is inclined to long illness during which Mike took exem- overlook the fact that many years ago we plary and patient care of his lovely wife. funded a $20,000 scholarship for the The last time I saw Mary was at a Navy Foundation, one of a very few Classes to do football game in Armapolis and, although so. In most years since, the Foundation has not well, she was the charming lady that she designated a Class of 1942 Honor Scholar. had always been. I know that we all join This year for the first time a woman, MIDN Mike and their six children, 13 grandchil- Leanne R. Jefferson '06, has been named dren, and four great-grandchildren in griev- our scholar. She is one of 69 (61 men and 8 ing the loss of this nice person. In February, women) Foundation sponsorees to enter the we lost our Classmate, Clarence Deller, Class of 2006. Leanne graduated from who died in Mechanicsburg, PA. Del attended many of our Class functions in Washington and Annapolis and he will be missed by all of us. After retiring from the Navy, Del spent 22 years with the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency. In World War n , Del was executive officer of BORIE (DD-704) when it was the last ship hit by a kamikaze. Our sincere sympathy and understanding go out to Elise and their three sons, five grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren at this difficult time.

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Salpointe Catholic High in Tuscon, AZ, where she earned four varsity track and field letters as well as being a team captain.

She was a member of SADD all four years serving as vice president her senior year.

She was involved in Sea Cadets where she traveled to South Korea. She attended Pima Community College in Tuscon under Foundation sponsorship.

Frank and Dave

Frank O'Brien sent a photo taken in Dave's Cape Cod home in May 2000 using the host's tripod and timer. (Dave is a widower so an extra hand was not at hand.)

Edie and Frank were visiting his high school fraternity brother on Cape Cod, so they made the best of a great moment. The obvious conclusion is that they looked great, haven't changed much in the intervening years, and Frank doesn't take many pictures as he had just had the roU developed.

Bill and Helen Brewster

Bill Brewster was married on 6 January 2003 to his cousin, Helen Woodward. They are hving at 1860 Spalding Dr., Dun woody, GA; 770-394-1202. They are in great shape

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and look forward to the 65th Reunion. If the Mississippi cruise eventuates at an appropriate time, they'll join in that as well.

With this update on Bill's status, let's run through a number of directory changes.

Ernst Hoefer has a new area code, so his home number is 269-349-4531. CDR Charles Pierce Jr. has surfaced at 4148 Peace Chcle, New Oxford, PA 17350; 717624-4140. His wife, Frances, died in February 2001. Doug Gutzman's widow, Virginia B. Gutzman, has moved to 4738 Park Grenada #241, Calabasas, CA 913021537; 818-224-3352. Bud Woodson's widow, Joan Woodson, passed away on 18 November 2002 after several years of declining health, leaving two sons, five daughters, and four grandchildren.

Buck Catlin has provided a fitting climax to this abbreviated effort with a photo (see previous page) on the occasion of Bobbie's 80th birthday. In the traditional left to right are CAPT JoDee Jacob, USN (Ret.), now running the San Diego Girl Scouts; Janny, a Fullerton, CA school teacher; Jim, communications project manager, Nevada Test Range; a very sparkhng Bobbie; and a very proud Buck.

A complete wrap-up of the 21st Annual USNA '42 Mary E. HiU Memorial Golf Tournament will appear in the June column.

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Annual Membership: 42% Life Membership: 58%

Pres: CAPT E. A. Robie, USN (Ret) 2111 River Crescent Drive, Annapolis, MD 21401 h: 410-224-0850; e: edrobie@aol.com Sec'y: CAPT Leslie R. Heselton Jr., USN (Ret) 212 Meadow Gate Dr., Annapolis, MD 21401 h: 410-757-4570

Remembrance George Whisler informed me that Jack L, Becker had died in Palo Alto last 10 September. He was not sure but he believes that the cause of death was pneumonia.

Jack is survived by his wife, Leilani, who unfortunately is not in good health, sons, Lindsay and Guy, and two grandchildren.

Leilani's address is 707 Bryant St. #206, Palo Alto, CA 94301; 650-326-6809.

New Address Please note the new address for your correspondent. As 1 write this I am still at the old address, but expect to be relocated by the time this column is published. The long awaited new retirement community of "Bay Woods" is expected to be completed momentarily and several Classmates planned to move in during March or April.

The community has been constantly delayed since its inception. When construction started last year it was anticipated to be 108

completed in August or September. Based on that date several Classmates, and others, sold their houses. Many of us have had to move out and hve as best we could until completion. If things worked out as planned we are now all happily settled. Classmates who made this move include Geo and Wes Burnett, LaNelle and Det Detweiler, Pat and Fred Fearnow, George Grkovic, Les Heselton, Fran Hudson, and Terry and Reuben Woodall. It has been a long wait, but we all anticipate a lovely new home.

Miscellaneous Someone is attempting to write a history of military persons buried in a St. Louis cemetery. In particular he would like to know if Claude W. Adams, who was killed in a plane crash in '46, has any living relatives. If anyone has any information, please send it to me and I will forward it. Email would be fine.

Last month I reported that Bernard Bennett had been awarded the Mexican Navy's Medal of distinction. Bemie has developed many friendships in the Mexican Navy, in part from his actions in the Navy League of which he is a past national president and his public relation efforts on behalf of the U.S. Navy. To further the bond between the Mexican Naval Academy and USNA, Bemie developed and financially supports an annual award presented to the graduating student who excelled in a prescribed English course. The award consists of a suitably inscribed bust of John Paul Jones, nautical binoculars, and a plague engraved with the name of the recipient.

The award, given in the name of the members of the Class of '43 who gave their lives in World War II, has been presented for the past 41 years. Bemie is also the author of two books on modem Mexican history.

Mexico from Within, published in 2001 was a memoir of loyalty, cormption, success, and disappointment. His current book.

Cacique, is a historical novel of monocracy, idealism, oppression, and reverence.

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Pres: Fred Schnurr Washington Rep: CAPT Charlie Rozier, USN (Ret) Sec'y: CAPT Bill Bennett, USN (Ret) 46910 Grissom St., Potomac Falls, VA 20165-3576 h: 703-404-4882; e: boppab@earthlink.net

Three days after we returned from Florida, 25 inches of snow made certain that we didn't miss winter. What a welcome! While we were there we did visit with Sue and Ed Mallick and played a little bridge. We got whipped!

The monthly headquarters Chapter luncheon was held on 14 Febmary at the ArmyNavy Country Club. Some of the happy attendees, George Peery, Vince Cassani, Willy Knull, and Kit Carson, are in the next photo. In the next photo, Stan Henderson, Kay Walters, and Mary Filiatrault; another photo shows John DeLargy and Frank Barrett; the next picture shows Betsy Palmer, Peg Peery, Scott Palmer and Mary Travers; in the next photo, Bucky Walters, Ginny Knull and Kathy Carson; and in the last photo, Bucky Walters, Kay Russillo, Charlie Rozier, Al Russillo and Marilyn Cassani.

Stan Henderson, Kay Walters, and Mary Filiatrault

John DeLargy and Frank Barrett Bemie presenting the Class of '43 Award in the presence of the Secretary of Mexican Navy, Admiral Payrot, President Vincente Fox, and Governor Aleman

In Conclusion Shipmate requested that we shorten the Class notes column for May and so this ends my remarks. However, next month we can again resume long columns so send in all of your material, including photos.

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Darlene and Bill Prigmore have moved to 439 Healdsburg Avenue, Cloverdale, CA 95425, which is a small town at the northem extremity of the Bay area. They are looking forward to the 60th.

Speaking of the reunion I thought this appropriate: The Class Reunion Every ten years, as summertime nears.

An announcement arrives in the mail, A reunion is planned; it'll be really grand; Make plans to attend without fail.

I'll never forget the first time we met; We tried so hard to impress.

We drove fancy cars, smoked big cigars, And wore our most elegant dress.

It was quite an affair; the whole class was there.

It was held at a fancy hotel.

We wined, and we dined, and we acted refined.

And everyone thought it was swell.

'44: Monthly limch of the Headquarters Chapter, 14 February 2003,1 to r: George Peery, Vince Cassani, Willy Knull and Kit Caison

The men all conversed about who had been first To achieve great fortune and fame.

Meanwhile, their spouses described their fine houses And how beautiful their children became.

The homecoming queen, who once had been lean.

Now weighed in at one-ninety-six.

The jocks who were there had all lost their hair.

And the cheerleaders could no longer do kicks.

'44: L to r: Bucky Walters. Kay Russillo. Charlie Rozier, Al Russillo, and Marilyn Cassant

With the loving blessings of our children (Liz's three and my seven), Liz and I were married at the Bishop's Chapel in Santa Fe, NM, on 4 January. We are residing in Albuquerque, NM, where Liz owns a B&B called "The Potteries." She is an artistic potter of some renown in this area.

Come check us out and enjoy her gourmet cooking. She likes to travel and we are currently planning on attending the 60th.

L to r: Betsy Palmer, Peg Peery, Scott Palmer, and Mary Travers

No one had heard about the class nerd Who guided a spacecraft to the moon; Or poor little Jane, who's always been plain; She married a shipping tycoon.

The boy we'd decreed "most apt to succeed" Was serving ten years in the pen, â&#x20AC;˘While the one voted "least" now was a priest; Just shows you can be wrong now and then.

They awarded a prize to one of the guys Who seemed to have aged the least.

Another was given to the one who had driven The farthest to attend the feast.

They took a class picture, a curious mixture Of beehives, crew cuts and wide ties.

Tall. Short, or skinny, the style was the nuni; You never saw so many thighs.

Bucky Walters, Ginny Knull, and Kathy Carson

Liz and Maury Hartle

A long, informative note from Maury Hartle arrived with happy, good news. In it he said;

Congratulations, you two, I think it is wonderful and I wish to say for the Class, Bravo Zulu!

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At our next get-together, no one cared whether They impressed their classmates or not.

The mood was informal, a lot more normal By this time we'd all gone to pot.

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It was held out-of-doors, at the lake shores; We ate hamburgers, coleslaw, and beans.

Then most of us lay around in the shade In our comfortable T-shirts and jeans.

By the 40th year, it was abundandy clear, we were definitely over the hill.

Those who weren't dead had to crawl out of bed.

And be home in time for their pill.

And now I can't wait; they've set the date; Our sixtieth is coming, I'm told.

It should be a ball, they've rented a hall At the Shady Rest Home for the old.

Repairs have been made on my hearing aid; My pacemaker's been turned up on high.

My wheelchair is oiled, and my teeth have been boiled; And I've bought a new wig and glass eye.

I'm feeling quite hearty, and I'm ready to party I'm gonna dance 'til dawns early light.

It'll be lots of fun; but I hope that there's one Other person that can make it that night.

(Author unknown) We have been informed that Alfred H. Ahrens succumbed to bone cancer on 9 January 2003 at his home in Weems, VA. After a memorial service in Christ Church, Irvington, VA , he was buried in the church cemetery.

According to the newspaper obituary, Charles H. Tisdale Jr. died on 1 Febraary 2003 from congestive heart failure and joined his beloved wife, Marjorie to sail a vaster ocean in God's abiding grace.

Memorial services were held on 7 Febmary, with burial following with military honors at East Lawn Palms Cemetery, Tucson, AZ. He had tolerated surgery very well. On 15 Febmary 2003, three days after the surgery, while exercising a little, William H. Alexander H died instantly from a pulmonary embolus. Ann Alexander's first draft of her husband's obituary (Please see "Last Call," this issue) was a very loving memoir of their 36 years of marriage and I wish to relay to you those parts of it that were edited out in order to comply with Shipmate's obituary limit of 400 words. She says the following: Bill grew up in Coronado—an idyllic place to swim, sail his STARLET and go hunting in the desert with his pals for "rats."

Friends from that time still reminisce with joy about their happy times there.

Then to St. Albans for five years, where his faith was nurtured and he achieved high athletic honors in football and an award for inspirational leadership in this sport. He served as senior prefect and senior warden of the vestry. Friends and

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Classmates from that time continue to golf together, support each other in times of sorrow and many have told me of their respect and admiration for his good cheer and good humor, of his warm and winning ways with the girls at dances and of his reputation as a really great guy. After St. Albans he spent a year at Dartmouth, where as near as I can tell, skiing was his major...

In 1954 while on PHILIPPINE SEA, and during a visit to Hong Kong, Bill and I met at a Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club party for visiting U.S. naval officers, giving us always a most romantic answer to the ft'equent question of "how and when did you meet?" Ten years later we met again outside the office of the Secretary of State where I was working after returning from assignments in Yugoslavia, Panama and France. We married almost three years later.

After retirement. Bill worked as a realtor about 15 years and loved being here, the capital of the world, surrounded by friends of the Navy, friends of mine in the Foreign Service, golf, golf, and more golf—our sailboats—our corgi dogs, house, garden and the multiple pleasures of this beautiful part of the world. Bill's life was one of happiness—our families were nearby; he was enormously popular and respected by his colleagues and friends; had a terrific warm and welcoming smile for all, and loved flirting with the "girls." Though he was 81, Bill was fit and well exercised, and it all ended too soon. I know he will not be forgotten, for men of such strength, courage, and integrity remain the true power of our Navy and our country. He was my devoted, caring loving wonderful husband for 36 years, and together with many nieces and nephews whom he encouraged and loved, he was "Dad" to two step-children of a former marriage. He was simply— the best of the best!

A beautiful memorial service in the Old Post Chapel, Ft. Myer was followed by inumment at the columbarium at Arhngton National Cemetery. He received full military honors. Memorial contributions may be made to: St. Albans School; U.S. Naval Academy Class of '44 fund; The Roman Catholic Immaculate Conception Church; The Maddux Foundation or The Cardinal's Appeal 2003.

Bob Thoe, with great sadness informed us that his beloved wife died on 6 March 2003 after suffering the ravages of Alzheimer's disease for 12 years. He is in the process of selling their home and moving to an assisted living facility.

Our Class president, Fred Schnurr's lovely wife, Jane, passed away on 6 March 2003 from pancreatic cancer. A memorial Mass was celebrated for her by her brother at St. John's Catholic Church, Sevema Park, MD. Inumment is planned at the U.S.

Naval Academy Columbarium at date to be announced.

As Bob Kitt so aptly put it "Another great '44 pinned to the mat! Damn!" He was referring to Pinky Joslin who died instantly on 8 March 2003, having just returned from riding his bicycle on a three mile shopping errand, shortly after pouring a Guiness. At this writing, there are no firm dates for his funeral, but a memorial service is planned in Florida, inurement in the Columbarium at the Naval Academy, and a memorial in North Carolina Our prayers, fond memories, and thoughts are with each of you who has lost a loved one. May they now rest in peace and may the survivor have the strength and courage to carry on.

Shortly after a death of a Classmate or wife, when I contact the next of kin on other matters, I have taken the hberty as a Class officer to express condolences for the entire Class and offer our help. 1 assume each of you supports me in this offer. —^wlb

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Pres: CAPT Fred J. Kelley, USN (Ret) 532 Fort Williams Pkwy., Alexandria, VA 22304-1851; e: fjkamci@aol.com Con-. Sec'y: Maj Albeit W. Blackburn, USMCR (Ret) 1300 Woodside Dr., McLean, VA 22102-1529 h: 703-734-3843; e: nimbus3@aol.com It's been a tough six weeks or so. First the computer went down, then the printer. Then both found the new Macintosh System X software wholly unmanageable. I think it's okay now, but don't hold your breath. Some of this stuff has been waiting a long time.

The USNA Christmas Dinner-Dance I'll start with the Christmas DinnerDance. On U December, Washington area Alumni from the Classes of '40 through '59 defied icy rain and wet streets to attend that traditional holiday party now being held at the Ft. Myer Officer's Club. It was the I4tii consecutive year that Al Olsen (11) has cohosted the party. He was assisted by Bill Guthrie of the Class of 1949.

The gala event, featuring great cuisine, delightful company, and the delightful company, and the delightful music we love to dance to, has become a social tradition for local '45ers who led all Classes in attendance—34 in all, which included Jayne and Ernie Barrett (6), Ginny and Bill Campbell (16), Peg and Bill Cosgrove (2), Carol and George Ellis (18), Marjorie and Burt Findly (4), Poppy and Chuck Gardner (15), Ann and George Hughey (17), Betty and Fred Kelley (15), Polly and

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Fred Lamartin (20), Ariene and Jim Montgomery (19), Dotty and AI Olsen (11), Nancy and Randy Prothro (17), Janie and Dutch Schulz (13), Helen and Bob Sherman (14), Nancy and Thad Taylor (8), Sue Meisinger and Jack Wilhelm (7), and Kay and Dick Wilson (16). Next year's party is already scheduled with space reserved for Wednesday, 10 December 2003.

Shortly after receiving this notice, your cortesponding sec'y was privileged to be present at Ev Parke's funeral services where Al Olsen delivered the most moving eulogy in my memory.

Sam Gorsline (7) wanted us to know he may be the last "look-aliver" still serving in uniform. As a senior volunteer for the San Diego Sheriff's Organization, he puts in a six-hour stint each week either as part of a two-man crew in a patrol car or behind a desk. He enclosed a photo in his sheriff's attire.

Sam Gorsline

Valentine Lunch At the March meeting. Class President Fred Kelley reported on the Class Sweetheart lunch held II Febmary at Ft. Myer. Seven of the local widows (AbieDora Blair, Genie Braun, Marge Fallon, Gloria Lipfert, Martha Ann Mize, Joy Colegrove, and Peggy Bradley) were present. Betty Forbes, Barbara Peterson, Helen Rowson, and Bee Ullyot were unable to attend because of illness.

60th Reunion Bill McCulloch reports that planning for our 60th is well underway. Festivities will begin Sunday, 6 June 2004 and will mn through Wednesday, 9 June. A mailer will be sent to all Class members within the next two weeks. Dick VanOrden tells us that the editing of the 60 Years After Book is about completed. Stories for section three will be accepted until 30 June—for section

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Top priority: Campaign against Saddam four until 31 December, but all are urged to submit their material without delay. A mail- Hussein—12; Campaign against North er to the Class will detail procedures to Korea—9; Reinstitute the draft—3 Second Priority: Campaign against al order this book. Delivery is expected in Qaeda—13 April or May of 2004.

Third Priority: The economy—14 Many Thanks to Ski Fourth Priority: The economy—14 Our leader, Fred Kelley, expresses his Fifth (lowest) Priority: Education in the personal thanks and those of the Class to U.S.—6; immigration restraints—6 Secretary Ski Dzikowski for his years of service as Class secretary. Ski resigned because of health problems. Bob Sherman has been appointed interim secretary to serve until June elections.

Annual Membership: 11% Academy Activities Life Membership: 56% Fred Kelley represented the Class at the Academy in meetings of Class presidents Pres: VADM C. H. Griffiths, USN (Ret) e: griffc@bellatlantic.net and of the USNA board of visitors. He Vice Pres.: CAPT J. W Foust, USN (Ret.) reports a favorable impression of both the e: jameswfoust@aol.com Academy and the Athletic Director, Chet Treasurer: CAPT Wils F. Engel, USN (Ret.) Gladchuck. The athletic director intends 6807 Rosewood St., Annandale, VA 22003 that athletes be closely integrated with their h: 703-256-5832; e: wengel@bellatiantic.net Classmates. He is proud that the average Sec'y; Clete Kennelly grades of the athletes are better than the 7911 Sleaford Place, Bethesda, MD 20814-4625 h: 301-654-7315; e: budkennelly@aol.com average of the Academy as a whole. Navy Corr. Sec'y: CAPT Ed Ellis, USN (Ret) football will be more competitive this year 5229 Barstow St. San Diego, CA 92117-2202 because opponents have more comparable h; 858-278-8665; f: 858-576-0979 programs. Home games will start at 1:30 The double-checked count of Classmates p.m. instead of 12 p.m. who attended our 80th birthday party on ADM Richard Naughton '68, USNA 21-23 Febmary at the Santa Clara Marriott Superintendent, intends to place emphasis Hotel is 17. But, even that is suspect because on training appropriate to eventual fleet Al Gaehler (8) from nearby Surmyvale who assignment. Midshipmen desiring Wings, was supposed to be at the Friday night recepfor example, will receive 25 hours of flight tion was not seen. The small group was training and will solo before graduation. unique in that seven, almost half, came as Midshipmen preparing for the surface fleet singles. Those who attended had a great will receive training leading to a Merchant time getting reacquainted, telling sea stoMarine rating of Third Class Mate. ries, getting educated at the Tech Museum In reporting on conduct, the Superinten- in San Jose and basking in beautiful sunny dent noted that alcohol remains a pemi- weather. Our rousing "Happy Birthday To cious problem. Midshipmen are cautioned You" on Saturday night was directed at the that consvunption of beer must be hmited to Class as a whole for their average 80th. two bottles. Sex in Bancroft HaU calls for However, for Dan Good (10), our birthday mandatory expulsion. In other infractions Classmate, we were two weeks late in celethat could call for expulsion. Midshipmen brating his 80th minus two (78). may be offered a rehabilitation assignment Additionally, we were almost five weeks to the fleet. Those considered rehabilitated late in celebrating Fran Curren's (9) 80th, may be allowed to retum to the Academy at and a month too early to celebrate Bob their prior level.

Finley's (9) 80th. 1 recently saw a cartoon Political Poll wherein one of the characters at a Class Jack Barron shared the results of a sur- reunion remarked "Gee, it was great when vey on Iraq and al Qaeda conducted during we were all the same age." It might have the January Class meeting. Of the 42 seemed that way, but we '46ers never were.

Classmates attending, 37 consider Iraq a We encompassed a spread of almost five serious threat, 32 believe Iraq has weapons years; our oldest Classmate King Memory of mass destmction, 20 believe we have (20) was bom on 13 April 1920 and our enough proof to invade Iraq (but only six youngest Alberto Jimenez (15) was bom on beheve we do not and 14 had no opinion), 30 March 1925. Thanks to Alan 29 indicated no need for United Nations Vandermade (4), the chairman, we had a approval for invasion, and 22 see no wonderful time with; Fran Curren (9), Gene need for further Congressional approval Dente (20),; Joe Dolan (12), Harriett and Ed for invasion.

Ellis (7), Portia and Bob Finely (9), Gloria An accompany survey requesting assign- and Dan Good (10), Bob Gorton (5), Jean ment of priority to issues facing America and Walt Hall (19), Rosalie and Glenn Nobmann (10) (the newly weds in this yielded the following results.

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Clete KenneUy (10), Ernie Lowen (2), Camille Metzger, widow of Bob Metzger (2), Liz and Wes Schmidt (3), Ben Sherman (9), and Patsy Skidmore, widow o f E d Skidmore (13).

Here are a few more of Dave Leighton's (18) Rules of the Air: "Flying isn't dangerous. Crashing is what's dangerous." "When in doubt, hold on to your altitude. No one has ever collided with the sky."

'45: bacic row. I to r: Joe Dolan, Joe Wmslow (partially hidden), Karl Swanson, Bob Gorton, Forest Parry, Fran Curren, Ed Ellis. Glenn Nobman, John Tiemey, Bob Finley, Ted Dibble, Gene Dente and Dick Scott;/ran/ row, 1 to r: Walt Hall. Alan Vandermade, Tom Watt, and Dan Good

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Pres: VADM James H. Doyle Jr., USN (Ret) Sec'y: Chester H. "Chet" Shaddeau Jr. 1972 Scott's Crossing Way, Apt. #002 Annapohs, MD 21401 h: 410-224-5890; f: 410-224-7613 e: stadir@erols.cora

'46: Ski team

group). Forest Parry (5), Melba and Dick Scott (4), Marianne and Karl Swanson (4), Stu and John Tiemey (19), Eleanor and Alan Vandermade (4), Aime and Tom Watt (5), and Joe Winslow (5). Several more cancelled at the last minute because of health problems. Fran Curren from Rhode Island and Stu and John Tiemey from Virginia Beach tied for coming the farthest.

The following photos show attendees:

Eleanor and Alan Vandermade (4)

Recently, I received a fax (a very rare occurrence) from Harry Macdonald (14) in Hilton Head Island providing some interesting family news and a request for information. Sue and he are delighted at the mm of events which has taken them back to Annapolis with some regularity.

Their daughter LT Kim Donahue, a Naval

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Reserve chaplain, was transferred to USNA last June after tours in CARL VINSON and, prior to that. Naval Hospital, Guam. He asked for the names of Classmates in Annapohs. The eleven I identified for him are: Bruce Althoff (I), Orman Bassett (4), AI Bowen (10), Bob Ellis (7), Jun Foust (7), Hal Hamberg (7), Cecil HuU (18), Hallie Rice (15), John RusUng (16), Dick Wilson (2), and Lee Zeni (3). Did 1 miss anyone?

Here's a wonderful photo of our agile '46 Ski Team (left to right) Mac McHenry, Stew Hancock, John Dugger, and Dick Vaill. The following text accompanied the photo; The '46 Ski Team met again for practice at John Dugger's house in Vail, with Stew, Mac, and John honing their skills on the challenging mountains of Beaver Creek and Vail. Arriving too late from Oklahoma to practice with the team, Dick Vaill was able to join in for a convivial apres-ski strategy session.

The Febmary Greater Washington, DC, monthly luncheon was the smallest in sometime, no doubt due to the snow or threat thereof. Those brave enough to enjoy our host, Al White's (6) menu were: Art Bennett (16), Lou and Bob Baylis (3), Sally and Wils Engel (4), Al Glennon (4), Barbie and Chuck Griffiths (6), Chuck Hansmann (9) with his guest Elsie Sommer, Jerry and Lucky Jordan, Ann and

A Cheery Aye, Aye, Sir ...

Back during our Plebe Year, you will remember that we were taught to respond to the wishes of our bosses not just with the required "Aye, aye, sir", but with a cheery "aye, aye", indicating willing and prompt compliance! It's always easier to respond wilhngly and promptly, of coiu-se, when you don't really have any other choice.

Like this month, when Editor Mike Collins '84 asked us aU to try and keep our columns a tad shorter than usual, in order to make space for this issue's expected oversize.

It turns out that you folks have provided so httle grist for the editorial mill that tliis month's effort would be embarrassingly short if we didn't have photos. So, willynilly, Mike—a cheery aye, aye, sir!

Off And Running!

The newly-designated chairman of your 60th Reunion Committee, John Geary, is industriously investigating, planning, interviewing and cataloging, in order to provide a great experience for the Class in 2006. He has had the great good luck to obtain the services of Frank Readdy to maintain the Committee's database and financial records, and is preparing to select among the available providers of lodging.

He asks that any Classmate who has any views whatsoever on the subject please speak up and let him know—now. If you have any ideas on suggested activities, things which you would like to see repeated, pet peeves, venues, great ideas, desirable mementos, things you want avoided— in short, anything at all—either email him directly at johntgeary@msn.com or phone or snailmail to the Class secretary at the addresses routinely hsted in the masthead of this column every month, for transmittal to John.

Your turn!

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Final Honors We moum the loss of two more of our number, with the recent passing of Charles Richardson Jeffs Jr. and that of Robert Earl Enright. Their obituaries appear in "Last Call", and our sympathy and warm wishes go out to Carol and to Rosemary.

A Fighter Lou Guertin had only recently retumed, with his longtime friend Barbara Kendall, from a rewarding trip to China, the Great Wall, etc., in September of 2002 when the trouble started. By October he was in Balboa Naval Hospital and fighting for his life after surgery for a colon blockage which tinned into much more than that. The day-by-day struggle and the heroic measures required to keep him on this planet need not be recoimted here—suffice it to say that the outlook was not good, Lou seems to have been the only one convinced of a successful outcome, so that it was no surprise to him when they tumed him over to a rehab center, nor when he was sent home with a visiting caretaker—nor when he caimed the caretaker, who kept breaking his dishes!

So when a friend called up to check on picking up her walker, which she had loaned him, it was no surprise to anybody when he said "I'll be there with it in 30 minutes!", and showed up driving his own car!

A real fighter!

Lou Guertin recounts to Tex Lawrence '52 the tremendous step forward in his recovery when he tiegan driving that rocket-red Mercedes to all the activities involved with daily living

On The Road Again From Bill Murphy in Texas: Recently retumed ftom a short trip to Florida. Ten days in the Pensacola area...cold, white sand, and much wind!

On to Orlando area to see the world's greatest grandchildren and much impressed by the size of the booster rocket used on the shuttle when we visited the space museum at Kennedy on 31 January.

Hobbled around on my arthritic knee and studied the shuttle, especially the left wing and landing gear, before climbing to view the interior. Before leaving we went to the monument, that granite slab with a few names thereon. The next morning at Shipmate, May 2003

the KOA near Titusville, on the way to the showers I talked with a woman from "Joisey" who was on her way with binoculars to watch the shuttle come in. I met her again as I retumed to the trailer. She was most upset. "They've lost the shuttle," she cried...

Left the traffic of Orlando to travel along that ridge that forms the backbone of Florida through cittus country, with half the groves still to be picked by migrant workers. Ate at a Wendy's somewhere along the trail filled to capacity with really old people—ancients—not a soul under 70; white hair and bald heads, bellies that would make a walrus envious, swollen ankles, blotched skin, purple veins shining like coastal beacons at night—all stuffed with Wendy's famous 99-cent baked potatoes—happy human beings in the twilight of their existence.

Brought a lump to my throat. I didn't enjoy my Wendy's 99-cent chili. Vowed never to eat there again!

Then on to Fort Myers to see Jan and Hal Edwards. I last saw them at their wedding in 1948, and I sort of introduced them, so I felt an obligation to call. It took a moment to fast forward 55 years, but everything soon came into focus, and we had a warm wonderful hour together. . .They hve nine feet above sea level on the Caloosahatchie River which drains the great mass of Lake Okechobee, 14 feet above sea level. Then on the way home, we drove past the highest point in Florida—only 375 feet above sea level.

80% of the state is in real estate development, and apparently no one believes the sky is falUng, the earth is warming, or the glaciers are melting...Oh, life.

My knee finally gave out and we retumed two weeks early—I have a stick shift Ford and a 29 foot RV, and my wife has trouble driving the tmck without the trailer, so I opted for caution. The only thing left to see was the Everglades and the alligators, but I've been to swamps before, and I know an alligator when I see one. I do not care for Florida, but a very large number of old people do!

Don't I Know That Name?

Stan Gary, while visiting with his son, who was receiving treatment, at the University of Arkansas Medical School, noted a building under constmction across the street which was just about complete.

Recognizing the name on the fa9ade, he inquired, and sme enough it was named after who he thought it was! We reported on this a few months ago, when ex-President Clinton presided at the building's toppingout ceremony. It now appears that Jimmy Carter will do the honors when the building is dedicated in April.

Increase the impact of your Foundation contribution wtth a matching£ift from your employer.

For more information call Tia Taylor at 410-293-1955.

Yes, it's the new 12-story, $29 million (JAMS Spine Institute, donated and endowed by Classmate Jack Stephens

On a more personal note, Stan was pretty proud of his 11-year-old granddaughter, who in response to her dad's illness, had raised over $12,000 for cancer research and treatment at the UAMS Myeloma Institute , and was honored by a press conference there.

Legacy Any one of you who knows Classmate Malvern Hill Lash Jester—usually as "Mai"—became aware after about 30 seconds that he was from Virginia. You may also have figured out before too very long that Malvem Hill was—is—a place in Virginia. And if you are a Civil War history buff, you may even have known that the place was the site of a battle. But we seriously doubt if you know "the rest of the story", as they say.

Malvem Hill, in 1862, was the last in a series known as the Seven Days' Battles, in which the Confederates, under Lee slowed and discouraged McClellan in his Peninsular Campaign to the point where the Federals gave up that drive on Richmond, extending the war between the States for perhaps another two years.

Mai's great-grandfather survived the battle when a Yankee bullet spent itself by striking a metal-framed photo of his baby son, and spared his life. That son, Mai's grandfather, started the tradition in the family of using the name for boys in the family. Today's Mai says he will not pass away forgotten, for both his son and grandson carry on the name.

Quick Takes Kelly Coppedge, the granddaughter of both Bo Coppedge and Jim Anderson, retums after Ail-American selection last year for her junior season at the University of Maryland as one of the most highlyregarded lacrosse players in the country.. .and while we are on a sports kick, we note that Mike Coerper has been at it again! Playing in the 2003 U.S. Squash Racquets Association's (USSRA) National Hardball Tournament in the 75 plus age category at the Merion Cricket Club in Haverford, PA, he won the engraved silver cup as consolation winner...We successfully found a taker for that dress sword advertised by Art Barlow in the March issue;

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'47: At their first Board meetmg, the new board of directors of the Class. L to r, standing: Jack Fisher, Bill Russell, Frank Readdy, Ted Davis. Seated, Chet Shaddeau, Jim Doyle, and Nick Nicholson

'47: At a recent luncheon, the Eighth Company holds an imprompm reunion: L to r: Paul Miller, Piatt Talcott, Jack Townes, and Ernie Stacey

he's Paul Riley '48A. It's a complete coincidence that Paul was a Plebe with your scribe as a Youngster in the 13th Company, and then after the reorganization shuffle, was a Second Classman with Art as a First Classman in the same 13th Company!...Vicki and Haley Rogers advise us via Bill Russell that they have sold their San Diego apartment and are moving to Atlantic Beach, FL (near Jacksonville). New address is; 2213 Fleet Landing Blvd., Atlantic Beach, FL 32233.

They welcome Classmates who may be coming their way...See you all here next month, hopefully! Meanwhile: Writel â&#x20AC;&#x201D;CHS

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Sec'y: CDR Sumner K. Moore, USN (Ret.) 308 Mansion Dr., Alexandria, VA 22302 p: 703-549-8739; e: Sk48moore@aol.com The good news... is that Warren Graham informs us that our USNA Endowment Fund is on the threshold of attaining our goal of $2 milhon. This goal is 114

based on cash donations. Classmate pledges, and planned giving which over the five year effort has been labeled as a banner success. The Class has given great support with participation at an astounding 75%!

The Gift Committee continues to solicit and receive additional contributions while preparations are being made to present our check to the Academy at our 55th Reunion.

Be there to share the occasion and to leam our total contributions at that time!

Our Gift Committee will continue to finahze total contributions as we near the five-year mark. If you have not had the opportunity to contribute to the Class drive as yet and would desire to be included together with your Classmates, now is the time to make your contribution. Your tax deductible contribution will be greatly received.

Warren reminds that all pledged contributions are being counted toward the Class goal so it is very important to continue payment on those pledges.

The successful closure to the Class of 1948 Gift to the Academy will prove once again that '48 is great.. .thanks to all!.. .and see you at the 55th!

With the 55th Reunion hard upon us, Ben Reams notes that you can still get aboard.

but your reservation must be in by 15 May. Call Ben at 410-721-9005.

You will recall that what used to be the USNA Foundation, is now Athletic and Scholarship Programs, and is part of the larger Foundation organization, and is the organization that, among other tilings, provides scholarships to selected USNA candidates for a year at one of a group of prep schools around the country to sharpen their academic skills and improve their chance of successful entry. '48 sponsored such an ongoing scholarship a good many years ago, and we usually have a scholar in one of the prep schools each year. These candidates for the most part get into the Academy, and make it through in good shape. However, in all these years, I can only recall a couple of times when we heard from the individual with a word of thanks once he entered. We have no record of whether they graduated or what happened to them, and I for one, have often wondered about them. Once a year in their annual report, the Foundation publishes the hst of "scholars" for the current year, a gouge on where they came from and in which school they have been placed, ff you are still a dues-paying member of the old Foundation, you should have received one. The candidates appear with a photo and a short biography but that's the last we see or hear.

This year, the Class of 1948 Honor Scholar is Samuel M. Marrone, a graduate of Fairfield College Preparatory School in Connecticut. Sam was a member of the national Honor Society and lettered in varsity football and mgby. He led the mgby team to a New England championship where he was named MVP of the tournament and captained the team to its fnst berth in the National Rugby Championship in his senior year. This year Samuel attended Deerfield Academy, Massachusetts (on the '48 scholarship), where he continued to play varsity football. I would like to keep track of this young man. He should be about to graduate from Deerfield and would be entering with die new Plebe Class in June. I do not know if there are now in the Academy any other '48 scholars from previous years.

This is certainly information of interest to the Class. 1 shall try to track them down.

Dick Clas writes with a photo ft'om Fairport, NY, as follows; In Febmary, to break up the cold winter here in upstate New York, my wife, Joanne, and I headed to Hilton Head Island for a few vacation weeks. We then drove to Andersonville, GA, to attend an elderhostel on the Civil War and to Plains, GA, to see President Jimmy Carter '47's home town and peanut farm. On Sunday, in Plains, we attended the Maranantha Baptist Church where President Carter gave the lesson. Following the lesson, I Shipmate, May 2003

had die unusual opportunity to spend some private time with him. We joked about the Army game. I mentioned we are all very proud of his peace efforts and particularly for die Nobel Peace Prize award. It was tmly a warm wonderful experience to talk with President Carter.

Dick and Mary Cl.i^ i^ un President Caner

Jack Le Doux, from Blacksburg, VA, keeps us apprised of his ongoing prostate program, wiiich he updates from time to time, since he feels it is a field where there are a flock of remedial approaches and a lot of kindred birds. He also has written his life story for his grandkids and from an earher copy he sent to me, I affirm it is superbly done. "For those still interested, after three years, my PSA is down to 0.15. So far so good." About his book, he says; I have decided to pubhsh it and have found several pubUshers who have shown an interest. One claimed it was the best memoir he has read in years, a very interesting read. I don't expect a best seller, but am doing this to give copies to the family and a number for friends who have expressed an interest. My point is to encourage all of us old duffers to do the same before we are gone. Your family and especially the grandkids will enjoy it.

One of my grandsons told me, "Gee, Pops, I didn't know you did all that."

Anyway, it was fun writing it. Some '48ers are in the book.

One of our Marines has died. Col Floyd H. Waldrop, USMC (Ret), (22nd Company) known as Cy and remembered as a large impressive man, was a standout in Navy basketball, and most of all, a Marine's Marine. Cy and Mary Ann had been in Emerald Isle, NC, for many years.

He developed Alzheimer's over the last few years, and slowly became incapacitated. He died on 25 Febmary. Old friend, Col Tom Parsons '49, USMC (Ret.), who had remained close to Cy and lives in Virginia Beach, contacted Ted Holt and me, and Ted was able to contact '48 s living within striking distance of Emerald Isle. Hence, John Jensen, Fred Baughman, and Tom Murphree were able to be present at the funeral. Tom Parsons reports;

The '48 floral display was beautiful and Mary Ann was most appreciative. Cy and my career patterns were similar.

Quantico, the first time, where he was playing basketball and I was footballing, Korea, where I presented him with a bottle of booze from a case I was lugging up the highest hill in Korea. Quantico again where we attended the old senior school and then taught for three years at the Amphibious Warfare School.

Headquailers, Marine Corps. Finally, the Recruit Training Regiment at Parris Island, where he was the CO and I was the XO. He was a great guy to work for.

In two years before he retired, there was never a bit of animosity or a personal difference between the two of us. Our children and theirs grew up together. He was a great Marine.

Well, the 24th Company Midshipmen once again invited representatives of the Class to join them in their annual Dining Out (or In, depending on where it is done).

This is a grand formal event, and the entire Company dresses out and it is conducted in accordance with traditional rules and niceties. The over-2Is can imbibe beer, and it is a joyful and fun time. Three '48 couples from the local Washington/Annapolis area are invited and rotated around so that eventually most everyone will have a chance to go. This year, Jean and Dick Sprince, Peg and John Holland, and Elizabeth and Bill Reed were on deck.

Dick reports: Jean and I arrived at 6 p.m. after a drive of just under 90 nainutes from Gettysburg to the Annapolis Sheraton. A bit more elegant than our mns of many years ago out to the West Street hamburger joint (Jill's Diner?). The affair began at 6:30 p.m. with a series of toasts to the president of the U.S. on down to the '48 guests. The principal people we thanked for the invitation were MIDN Greg Scheid-Young '03, the Company Commander, and LTJG Aileen Kenny, Company Operations Officer.

The '48 guests had a wonderful time and witnessed the Midshipmen at a formal occasion, unknown in our time, where they were able to get to know some of them, and although formal, the hilarity of evening left everyone in a jolly good mood. The accompanying photograph shows, Elizabeth and Bill Reed, Peg and John Holland, LT Bart Randall '95, 24th Company Officer, Senior Enlisted Sergeant "Gunny" John Kob, and Dick and Jean Sprince. mmf:.-.,im^-:.

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Several years ago we enjoyed a jaunt down to Virginia Beach to attend the Class luncheon of the Norfolk-VA Beach Class of '48 Group. It seemed time to do it again, so Jane and I, after talking to Ted Holt and Bill Chipman drove down on Tuesday afternoon, checked in to the Navy Lodge at the Little Creek Amphibious Base, and took in the luncheon on Wednesday, 19 March at the Wisteria Restaurant close aboard Little Creek and a spit from Chipmans in the Thoroughgood section of Virginia Beach.

The group lunches the third Wednesday of odd months, and uses different locations, depending on the whim of the Classmate host, a position which rotates. We supped with the Chipmans Tuesday night and got caught up on the area doings and the Chipmans in particular. The luncheon was good conversation and food, a snort or two.

'48: L to r: Mary and Ed Stacy, Fay Barnes, Liz and Dick Scott, and Bill Barnes Shipmate, May 2003

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and not a few hoots. Jack Klinefelter was the host, and brought Jane Lane, Chuck Lane's widow. The local widows come when they can. In addition to Jane, we were graced by Carol Smith (Deming), Kitty Bacon (Bill), and Jean Resch (Earl). Also on hand were Bob Buechler, Marie and Bill Chipman, Erline and Ted Holt, Andy Mclntyre with his friend, Betty Edwards, Jeanne and George Parish, Don Ross, Janet and Bill Small, and Karl Thiele and Audrey Kufahl. This '48 group is well organized and cohesive. They enjoy each other and have fun. Ted Holt has been a prime mover and Bill Chipman is my communicator.

They invite any Classmates who can to take in a luncheon to contact Ted. Bill Barnes has a typewriter after all, but he remains pure (as does Don Ross) with no computer. He types; I'll bet you sigh with relief when you see this typed. You have suffered too long with my hieroglyphics. On the first Sunday in Febmary, fittingly Groundhog Day, Fay and I crawled out of our burrow and headed for Adamstown, MD, at the invitation of Liz and Dick Scott.

They have a beautiful new home at Buckingham's Choice, a community in the countryside near Frederick. A big bowl of bloody-Mary's was at the ready when we arrived, joined by Mary and Ed Stacy who are neighbors. We were also joined by Chuck Wilson, USMA '54, and his wife, Helen. They were a fine addition, as Chuck and Dick have been fishing buddies for years. We all went to the large restaurant within the community, and did a lot of damage to the plentiful branch.

The view from the restaurant is of spectacular mountains, a fine backdrop for good food and conversation. Later we went back to the Scott's for a tour. They are settling in nicely, and their collective decorating talents are evident. Thanking them for their hospitality, we drove to see Mary and Ed's home. Another gem. They filled us in on the local golf scene. They both play. By then, it was time to drive back to Annapolis to end a very pleasant Groundhog Day. We had a much better day than the groundhog, who, unfortunately saw his shadow.

Well, we will in large numbers, see each other during the four days of the 55th at Annapolis, starting 5 June. We're probably going to need large printing on the nametags this time. Of course, I recognize everybody, but having a name to tie to a face is of considerable comfort. Cheers!

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'49; L to r: unknown (PA), Bill Jones, Ned Dietrich, unknown (PA), Walt Coughlin, Bob Titus, and Gene Reiher

'49: Front row, 1 to r Ann Tift, Marcia Doby, and Carolyn English; second row, 1 to r: Gloria Brown, Sue Llewellyn, and Sue Jones, third row, 1 to r: Don Fisher and Fisher, Marge Kremidas, Warren Brown, Jerry Jones, and Bill Kremidas;/o«rt/i row, 1 to r: Pete Llewellyn, Bill Doby, Tom Tift, Bud and Jean Ince, and Jack English

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Pres: John F. Barrow Sec'y: RADM Ralph Ghormley, USN (ReL) PC. Box 10262, McLean, VA 22102-8262 p: 703-351-0964; f: 703-351-5864; e: rmghormley@aol.com Washington The Washington group celebrated the melting of the snow by meeting for lunch on 11 March at the Army-Navy Country Club. The following attended: John Alvis, Tiger Bailey, Bart Bartholomew, Jack Benoit, Bob Coontz, Bob Eustace, Ralph Ghormley, Fred Grabowsky, Bill Guthrie, C.M.C. Jones Jr., Graham Leonard, Andy Nelson, Pete Swanson, and Barkley Wood.

Interesting tales—from John narrating how he got a "Class A" to Graham analyzing the various types of Arabic to Fred describing defending some interesting clients.

Correspondence 55th Anniversary Heads Up Here is a heads up on the 55th Anniversary coming up next spring (2004).

In order to equalize travel burdens and minimize the workload on Classmates in the Washington/Annapolis area, many of whom are pretty well bumed out after the last six reunions, the reunion will be held at Branson, MO, starting Wednesday, 3 June 2004 and ending Sunday, 6 June 2004.

Tentative schedule is: 3 June—Arrive, check in. Irrformal reunion in the hospitahty room, drinks, and hght fare.

Evening fi-ee to look aroimd Branson.

4 June—Continental breakfast. Morning Class meeting, hospitahty room open. 2:30 p.m. Memorial service on BRANSON BELLE

(showboat) then lake cmise, 4:30 p.m.

Early dinner and show on BRANSON BELLE. 5 June—Continental breakfast. Morning show, Yakov Smimov. Hospitality room open. Aftemoon free. 6 p.m. Group photo.

7 p.m. Evening banquet with dancing and entertainment.

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'49: Front row. 1 to r: Carolyn English. Gloria Brown, Chris Fisher, and Rob Thompson '93; back low, 1 to r Bud Ince, Jean Ince. Jack English. Marge Kremidas, Bill Kremidas, Tom Tift, Don Fisher, and Warren Brown

Saturday a tour of CARNEY (DDG-64) at Mayport Naval Station was arranged. Our host was LT Rob Thompson '93, who gave an excellent overview of today's technology and capabilities. Lunch at Tift's ocean front beach house in Ponte Vedra followed with the final dinner that evening at Fleet Landing. This is a retirement community mostiy for military, and their staff allowed us to use the annex, a small house.

After the social hour an excellent dinner was served. The atmosphere was like that of an individual home.

All decided to meet again in early April 2005 for Reunion III, with place and details to be considered at a later date. It was agreed this year's event was another success, enjoyed by everyone present. We look forward to more in the future with additional Classmates in attendance.

The following was received from Brian

Wood '80: 6 June—^Hot breakfast buffet then departure.

Tentative costs are: Room cost: $79 per night, double occupancy. (Total $237 for three nights.)

Activities cost; $221 per person total Jack Benoit and Pete Swanson will visit Branson late this spring to firm up schedule and finalize cost.

Please let Secretary Ralph Ghormley know (900 N Taylor St. Apt. 2016, Arhngton, VA 22203 or at the Class mail box RO. Box 10262, McLean, VA 2231028262) if you are interested. This is not a fmn commitment, but we need a planning figure, so please tell us by 1 July 2003.

The Naval Academy Foundation has written to advise us that MIDN Trevor David McLemore '06 has been selected as the Class of 1949 Memorial Honor Scholar for this year, one of 69 Foundation sponsorees to enter the Class of 2006. MIDN McLemore is a graduate of Valden High School in Northern Cahfomia, where he lettered in football, cross-country, wrestling, and tennis. He was team captain and all-league in cross-country and wresthng also earning all-city in wresthng.

In addition, he was all-league in tennis. He was the president of the German club and an Eagle Scout. Trevor's sophomore year was spent as a foreign exchange student in Germany where he attended Gutenberg Gymnasium near Cologne. In Germany he was very active in judo and won the regional judo championship for his weight division. Trevor attended Northwestern Preparatory School, Crestline, CA, under sponsorship this year.

Bob Titus sent along this picture of the USNA cheerieaders (less Cecil Kempf) with a pair of unidentified Penn cheerleaders during half time at the Navy-Penn game in 1948 (Navy lost 20-14.)

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On page 92 of the January-Febraary 2003 Shipmate is a story that needs a picture.

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Barkley and Peggy are proud to announce the arrival of their newest grandchild, Nathan Barkley Wood on 31 January 2003 weighing in at 9 pounds, 3 ounces, and 22 inches to their son, Brian, and his wife, Terrise. Barkley and Peggy were in Monterey, CA, for the big event up from their vacation in Palm Desert. Mom and baby are doing great.

Two photos are included. One is with the three generations of Wood men— Thomas Barkley Wood, Brian Philips Wood '80, Natiian Barkley Wood '25(?).

The second is with Barkley and Peggy and their three grandsons, Daniel, Jack, and Nathan.

Dempsey Butler, Mac Adams, and Jim Foster

Don Fisher writes; The Plebe Year 21st Company held its second reunion in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, on 20-23 Febraary. Chris and Don Fisher made the arrangements. In attendance were Gloria and Warren Brown, Marcia and Bill Doby, Carolyn and Jack English, Jean and Bud Ince, Sue and Jerry Jones, Marge and Bill Kremidas, Sue and Pete Llewellyn, and Ann and Tom Tift.

The group gathered at Fishers Thursday aftemoon and evening for refreshments with a light supper later. This allowed time for check in, renewing old friendships, etc. Other events followed on Friday and Saturday. The group went to Femandina Beach Friday. This village had been a den of thieves and pirates 200 years ago but is now a restored small, but busy, fishing village. Lunch was at Brett's Waterfront Restaurant. That evening the Dobys again hosted the group for a wonderful dinner in their home in the San Marco area of Jacksonville.

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Mac Adams sent on the following from Jim Foster: Mac, Jack Donaldson was my wife at the start of First Class Year...TB was found in his x-ray during the annual physical. He was sent to Saint Albans Naval Hospital for treatment and discharged (a year later). I visited him there during the "exchange" with West Point, and again at his home in Indiana later.

Jack did get well and went to law school, eventually becoming the senior state senator in the Indiana legislature. He was indeed at the 50th so that Lynn and I, plus Jim Reddick and his wife could enjoy him and Sarah.

We still communicate via email, when he remembers to empty his in-box, and we are expecting Jack and Sarah to visit us this spring while they are enroute to the Seattle area from Phoenix, visiting kids and other relatives. We are sure looking forward to that visit.

This showed up on the Intemet for anyone who visits Annapolis and doesn't want to be surprised: For the information of All Hands, effective Wednesday, 12 Febmary, vehicle parking will be eliminated within 25 meters of Bancroft Hall. This will be accomplished as follows; Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Wing parking lots will be closed.

The entire parking lot at the seaward end of McDonough Hall, and a small portion of the Mid Store lot adjacent to Bancroft Hall will be closed.

Midshipmen parking will be moved from Brownson Road to the seventh wing tennis court area (only the large court area closest to Brownson Road).

Brownson Roadâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;formerly Midshipmen parkingâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;will be re-designated as Faculty and Staff parking.

The lot between Eighth Wing and Lejeune Hall will have some spaces reserved for physical therapy, medical/ dental patients and handicapped parking.

In addition, there will be several spaces available for open parking.

Please obey all posted parking restrictions. Initially these lots will be secured using police barricades, which will be replaced with permanent barriers and/or locked gates. Violators risk having vehicles stranded or towed. In addition, left turns into gate eight from MD Rt. 450 will be prohibited during morning hours.

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Signs will be posted to indicate when the left tum lane is closed. Please do not make left tums from the right lane on the left tum arrow. Please do not use the Perry Circle Housing area as a turnaround. Continue to King George Street and use gates one and three.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation and patience.

CDR Tom "Katz" McKavitt '83, USN, Base Operations Officer, United States Naval Academy, 410-293-1509; f; 410-293-3074.

Losses Tom Ringwood died on 22 Febraary. His widow, Ceciha, can be reached at 8213 Langbrook Rd., Springfield, VA 22152-1229.

Cedric E. Bennett died on 23 Febmary of an aneurysm. His widow, Reur, can be reached at 257 Blue Island St., Fairhope, AL 36532. The family plans intemment in Paris, IL. Address Corrections/Changes Stan Counts (radmstc@msn.com); John W. Donaldson (legaleagle26@iquest.net), 1393 West Oak St., Zionsville, IN 460771839, 317-873-6266; Jim Edmundson (jedmundson@iopener.net); Dick Gober (jrg_cowboyjustice@hotmail.com); Fred Grabowsky Wildwood Park #135, 5550 Columbia Pike, Arhngton, VA 22204; Bob James (brejl949@attbi.com); Walt Marquardt (wemarq @ earthlink.net); Mort Neely (adalineneely@yahoo.com); Oscar E. Olsen (oolsenll05@aol.com), 13227 113 Ave. N, Largo, FL 33774, 727595-8467; Al Thomson (hoIly@rivnet.net).

Excerpt of the month: "If brains were taxed, he'd get a rebate."

name tags and place cards and Bob Shultz took photos. Pictures are included of the group at that luncheon: Bela and Tom Bigley, Helen and Ray Bowers, Carol and Charlie Cooper, Janet and Bill Curiey, Jackie and Bill Diehl, Margaret and John Greenwood, Sally Hardy, Pat and Larry Hawkins, Shelley and John Henderson, Millie Bond and John Holmes, Bill Kiehl, Terry and Law Kivlen, Nancy and Jim Lynn, Anne and Bob Mandeville, Gail and John McNally, Char and Bob Monroe, Diane and Ross Mulford, Joan and John Nolan, Mary and Bob Oliver, Jean Duggan, Fran and Dick Powell, Liz and Jack Ryan, Bets and Phil Ryan, Mary and Bob Satre, Mary Jane and Milt Schultz, Margy and Bob Shultz, Liz and Wayne Smith, Jane and Bill Smoot, Ann and Roy Snyder, Jane and Bill Taylor, Betty and Norb Walecka, and EUen and Tom Rogers.

Roy Snyder receives a money clip with the Class crest for outstanding service as Class president: presented by Milt Schultz

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Pres: RADM Roy Snyder, USN (Ret.) 3921 Colonel Ellis Ave., Alexandria, VA 22304 h: 703-823-2464; f: 703-823-4467; e: roydl314@aol.com Chief Fund Raiser: J. Richard Powell Jr. 8123 Dunsinane Court, McLean, VA 22102 h: 703-893-4583 or 1-866-859-4362 Exec. Sec'y: Larry Hawkins 3916 Linda Lane, Annandale, VA 22003 h: 703-573-4256; f: 703-573-1661 (call first) e: llhawkinsl@juno.com Corr. Sec'y: CAPT Wayne L. Jensen, USN (Ret.) 499 Skyhill Court, Chula Vista, CA 91910 h: 619-421-6756; e: wayneljensen@cox.net The Washington, DC, area Class of '50 had a superior turnout for the annual Sweethearts' Luncheon at the Washington Golf and Country Club in Arlington, VA on 14 Febmary. The tables were professionally decorated by Pat Hawkins and Margy Shultz while Larry Hawkins provided the

Roy Snyder and Dick Powell "Watch Your Wallet;" 14 February 2003

Sally and Chuck Mull retumed home from their 39-day odyssey on RYNDAM with such observations as; The seas were kind to us around Cape Hom; just a chance to look at the white capped continent of Antarctica was awe inspiring; we were impressed by the country of Chile and the city of Buenos Aires; Antarctica was a summer retteat compared to northeast of the U.S.A. when we retumed home to many feet of snow.

In Annapolis on 7 March there gathered: George Van, Rex Kilbourn, Ed Mclean,

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"50: Margy Shultz. Bill and Jackie Diehl. Bill and Janet Curiey, Pat Hawkins, Millie Bond. John Holmes and Larry Hawkins

"50: USNA 1950 Washington DC Area Class group at Sweethearts Luncheon, 14 February '03 at Washington Golf and Country Club, Arlington, VA; 61 in attendance

Wayne Smith, Daryl Tripp, John Henderson and John Cavanaugh. The 30 inches of snow (never saw it like that during our time at Mother Bancroft) were beginning to disperse and the conversation was about Dahlgren HaU which is now 100 years old and where some of us used to march off extra duty on the second deck and where we went for weekend dances.

Now old Dahlgren is an ice rink, a geedunk, and a pizza parlor among other uses. But then we always knew that change was inevitable. Meanwhile over in the District where the snow wasn't as deep the Class managed to assemble on 6 March; John Cavanaugh, Charlie Hirsch, Larry Hawkins, Bob Oliver, Jim Lynn, Jim Wilkins, Bill Kiehl, Deke Forbes, Tom Bigley, John Greenwood, BiU Smoot, Bill Diehl, Roy Snyder, Marsh Treado, John McNaUy, Earl Halpern, Bob Momoe, Tom Rogers, Bob Shultz, Ward Lasley, Bill Simons, Dick PoweU, and Charlie Cooper.

And then in San Diego on 7 March at the Naval Station Mariner Club where there was no snow and the fleet had mostly deployed to the Arabian Gulf and thereabouts we managed only to gather five Classmates (the wives refused to believe that we had gone co-ed with our luncheons) who were: Mark Frudden, Stan Neander, Gene Wisenbaker, Dick Smith, and Shipmate, May 2003

Wayne Jensen. We discussed the awful stock market and came to the agreement that it doesn't like uncertainties.

Losses Joe Pausner advises that Jerry Davi passed away at home on 26 Febmary 2003.

Jerry had been the driving force for getting the Class luncheons underway for the San Francisco, Monterey Bay areas and so the luncheon was held as Jerry would have wished on 27 Febmary at the Pleasanton Hilton Hotel where there were: Ruth and Maury Condit, Frank Holcomb, Jeanne and Jim Kennedy, Caroline and Dick Landes, Jim Lyttle, Ken Moll, Joann and Joe Pausner and Pap Phelps. Jerry Davi and Joe Pausner had aheady planned for the next muster at the Doubletree Hotel in San Jose on 26 March before Jerry's untimely death. A memorial service and Mass was held for Jerry at St. Isidore's Catholic Church in Danville, CA on 7 March. Jerry had commanded the submarines MARIN and

TUSK and after his naval career eamed his law degree and served as a deputy district attomey in Contra Costa County Califomia for 28 years. He is survived by his wife, Dori; daughters, Dr. Jodi Davi and Ronni Nanu; and grandson, Davis. Memorial donations may be made to the Taylor Family Foundation at 5555 Arroyo Rd., Livermore, CA 94550.

Joe Manci writes that Caryl Beal informed him that her husband and our Classmate, Frank Beal, died on 14 February 2003 after a brief illness. Frank's funeral was held on 18 Febmary at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Mount Lebanon, PA. Frank was an Airforce colonel and had worked for Westinghouse in nuclear engineering during his retirement from active duty.

Donald K. Robbins passed away on 11 Febmary 2003. After his military career, Donald was successful in Oregon real estate and was a member of the Royal Rosarians. He is survived by his mother, Marjorie Dexter, his wife, Barbara, and daughters, Beverly Yocom and Gia Reyes.

A memorial service was conducted on 18 February in St. Mathews Lutheran Church in Beaverton, OR. Our Classmate, Dick Duggan, died from Huntington's disease in 1989. Huntington's is rare, hereditary, remains incurable, and is fatal. Dick and Jean did not know he was in the Huntington's chain when they were married. Not everyone in the hereditary chain is necessarily affected. However, their daughter, Christianna, age 45, died of Huntington's on 23 January 2003 after an extended illness. She is survived by her mother, Jean, a sister and two brothers. Our prayers go out to Jean and family.

Tom McGlaughlin died on 18 Febmary 2003 at Queens Hospital in Honolulu. He had been suffering from a rare form of cancer for nearly a year. He is survived by his wife, Moana, who resides at their Honolulu address. Memorial services were conducted at the PunchBowl National Cemetery with full military honors and at the First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu. Ron Hays provided the eulogy and aU members of the Class of '50 residing in the Hawaii area attended the services where they sang in conclusionâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; E hau-o-li e na o-pi-o o Ha-wa-i-i ne - i, O-li e! (o-li e!) 0-H e! (o-li, o-H e!)

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Pres; CAPT Robert H. Small, USN (Ret) 874 Coachway, Annapolis, MD 21401 p; 410-841-5167; e; rhsusna51@earthHnk.net Vice Pres. and Class Fund Raiser; RADM Guy H.B. Shaffer, USN (Ret.) 344 Martin's Cove Road, Annapolis, MD 21401 p; 410-757-9086; e; ghbs51usna@aol.com Corr. Sec'y; CAPT H.T. "Beau" Dietrich, USN (Ret.) 9508 Woody Lane, Great Falls, VA 22066 p; 703-759-5006; e; Beau9pnt5@aol.com The famous quote should have been: "Those who flunked history are condemned to repeat it next year."

Departed and Ailing We lost a Classmate in Febmary, Bob "Sparky" Watts on the 25th at his home in Jamestown, CA. He had been ill for some time. After the service, his ashes were scattered in Monterey Bay. Our deepest feelings go to Marcia. She and Bob had been regulars when they lived in the "middle neck" of coastal Virginia, along the Chesapeake, and attended tailgates and local functions. We will miss Bob, and hope Marcia stays in touch.

You know, we have a number of guys who are ailing, or were in early March when this was written—Ray Reig, Sam Martin, Jim Baker, and Jerry Thomas.

But you can get updates on these men by accessing our web page, which tries to keep the "Binnacle List" updated frequently (or as often as Paul Tuzo is informed).

Hopefully, by the time you read this, these guys for the most part will be back to battery. It would also be nice if you called the missus and, even better, drop them a hne— they'd love it!

Also, Maurice V. Murphy, a non-grad who left USNA in 1948 for reasons unknown, became an Army officer, retired with the rank of colonel, and died last December. Anyone remember him?

Here and There From John McGrew, he who can always be counted on for a few words, and sometimes quips: All goes well at Air Force Village West.

I even came in second at a three table bridge contest, which shows how far the level of the game has dropped (!). We had a Mardi Gras dinner the other night with a Dixieland band. This place is sort of like a three-ring circus (zoo?). Anyway, I am quite removed from sipping on that last drink! Hope all goes well.

A note from Art Ismay cites an article in the December issue of the Josephite Harvest, the oldest (est. 1888) Catholic mission magazine stiU being publishing in the United States. It concems our Joe Fitzpatrick, his life as a nuclear submarine 120

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'51: Happy tailgaters last fall skipper (two commands), and his stmggles with alcohol. He became a serious supporter of AA, and whUe doing so he met and became a strong friend of a bishop in the Josephite order. His work with the Josephites led him to become the executive director of then- Centennial Celebration ('92-'94). Pat and Joe had nine children, and he devoted his after-service hfe to their athletic and academic pursuits, so we didn't see much of him—no wonder! And, of course, the Josephites. Joe died last July, but he came, with bemedaled uniform, to our 50th Reunion banquet.

Talking about events that I never knew happened! At the beginning of our senior year.

Bill Lawrence, our six-striper, led a group of seven to Mexico City to retum Mexican battle flags captured by our forces during the Mexican War of 1845. They had a stopover at Randolph Field, San Antonio en-route, and paused for this picture left to right, John Tillson, Doug Mow, Jim Beasley, BiU, Cdr (chaperon!?), Jim Winnefeld, Pete MacKeith, and Boyd Johnson. Any corrections, let Beau Dietrich know! They had a fantastic week in Mexico, along with West Pouit cadets. Both groups were Honor Guards.

A nice note from Glenn Brewer, who was visiting a feUow submariner in New Bern, NC. "We had gone to a production of 'The Music Man' by the local theater group headed by Cliff Rigsbee, a friend of my host. The show was successful, and later Chff and I, over drinks, showed my friend a few things about sea stories." I'U bet!

A note from our dear secretary teUs me that Doris and Dave Ferree moved in late October from Redlands, CA, to—^bnr, Alaska. Dave, let us know where we can send you a few blankets. The pic of Doris and Dave is from the last October San Diego picnic.

Guess what? More San Diego pics from their last October picnic. Wish everyone could be as good with a camera as those San Diegans!

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We must add that Ruth and Bob Small have done a grand (or better yet, magnificent) job as president and first lady of our Class these past three years. From spirited and, I might add, well-attended board meetings for the better part of three years, to the fantastic repasts at their home (Ruth has to be unequaled), to our glorious 50th Reunion under their tutelage, we could not have possibly been in better hands. For the first time, we had a president from the Annapolis area, which meant board meetings and the principal focus were on that town and the Academy, where we met and "plotted." So you, out there in San Diego over the 6-8 June weekend, please give them a "hail fellows, well met" and a hearty "well done" as Bob gives up his chair to a new president, who I am sure will lead us resolutely and successfully to our 55th Reunion in 2006.

Admin Our dear Secretary, Beau Dietrich, goads us to take words from his gospel and spread them near and far, so hark! Listen up! This is a plea for current addresses. We had about a dozen of the December maihng to all '51ers retumed due to incorrect addresses. Several were noted to have moved, but the period of Postal Service automatic forwarding had expired. Others merely had incorrect addresses. We have to make sure that everyone in '51 gets the wordâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;always.

Also, remember that the Annual Meeting, normally held in May in the Washington area except during five-year reunions, will be held on Saturday, 7 June, during the 6-8 June San Diego weekend Tween Reunion.

So, if you can, try to make it. And enjoy all the fun of what promises to be a fantastic San Diego-type "Califomia Casual" bash!

Cheers, â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Jack H. Now, back to the east! At a tailgate last faU, we had a visit by Sue and Bill Earl.

Guess what? Another loss (the game that is!). But these guys were happy. In the pic on the previous page. Jack H. (me), Al Burkhalter, Bill Earl, Lee Doggett, and Bob Small.

Now this pic will gag you. We call it "Class of '51 Gothic." No thanks to Grant Wood. But with the subjects' permission, they do note: Ruth: Darlin', do you know what day this is? Bob: Meat loaf day? Or, oh well, what's done is done.

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Pres: CAPT Jacob C. Brown, USN (Ret.) Sec'y: CAPT Leigh Ebbert, USN (Ret) 2514 Culpeper Road, Alexandria, VA 22308-2133 e: lebbertl@juno.com Webmaster; P. D. Sierer e: pdsierer@earthlink.net Class web site: www.usna.com/classes/class52/ Default.htm As you read this, the annual meeting will have been held. Election results will be reported in the July-August edition of Shipmate. Ballots have slowed to an occasional letter.

At the executive committee meeting on 12 March, Jake announced a tentative slate for the remaining slots on the committee.

These were Mel Meltzer, executive vice president; Biscuit Wev, administrative vice

president; Jim Troutman, treasurer; Leigh Ebbert, secretary; and Members-at-Large, Toxey Califf, Gamett Bailey, and Charles McDonald. As Allyn Bress was telling us (at the executive committee meeting) about the speaker for the April luncheon, Howard UUman, who is an intemational consultant and Washington Times columnist, 1 was stmck by how fortunate we have been to have had Allyn with us. He has gotten some exceptional luncheon speakers. Jim Troutman continues to provide good counsel. His understanding of the financial (and legal) regulations affecting our Class status is extremely valuable. We talked about our Class web page and its role in getting information to the Class. It was used quite a bit during the reunion planning. One of the questions raised was: What motivates someone to go to it on a regular basis? Ideas, anyone? Howard McCullum said that the discs for the Golden Lucky Bag were being dehvered to the printer on Thursday, 13 March.

He estimated that they should be in the mail in mid to late April. Maybe you will have yours when you read this.

Charles McDonald arranged for the sweetheart brunch in Annapolis. Attending: Rita and Gamett Bailey, Francoise and Allyn Bress, June and Jake Brown and a guest, Doris and Toxey Califf, Betty and Bob Caulk, Bobbie and Dick Denfeld, Lola and Paul German, Josephine and Ed Leonard, Mary Ann and Bob Lancaster, Mary Eshman and Tom Lyons, Virginia and George Lester, Frieda and Mel Meltzer, Charles McDonald, Jan and Jerry Rapkin, Mary-Lin Jackson, Barbara and Pete Roane, Jean and Jack Sheehan, Lois and Dick Smith, Betty and Harry Spencer, Lonnie and Red Stein, Audrey and Jim Stone, Jane and Bill Studabaker, Jim Troutman, Petey Wev, Dorothy and Jack Young, and Adele and Buz Thomas.

Thank you, Charles.

Details of Classmates gathering at Patrick Air Force Base and at Destin were reported

by Vince Manara. The First Annual USNA Class of 1952 Florida Mini-Reunion was held on 25 Febmary 2003 at Patrick Ak Force Club Officers Club. Hosted by the Cocoa Beach Snow Birds: Vince Manara, Bill Ryan, Peter Barry, and Garnett Bailey, the attendees were: Rita and Gamett Bailey, Sheila and Peter Barry, Marilyn and Bob Brown, Marcia and Bob Cooke, Bob Courtney, Seline and Jerry Malament, Esther and Vince Manara, Mary and Joe Pidkowicz, Marge and Neil Prince, Bill Ryan, Alice and Jim Smith, and Boogie Strange. Vince writes: A good time was had by all and the club provided a nice meal in a perfect Florida beach setting. There was much enthusiasm for more such gatherings in the future and interest in establishing another 121

Florida Regional Chapter on the peninsula. We talked to over 30 Classmates in the area and originally we had 38 attendees.

Unfortunately, our group is having more and more health, scheduling and memory problems but they all expressed the hope that they could be with us at the Second Annual Mini-Reunion. God willing, they will have that opportunity next winter.

Thanks, Vince.

The Baileys and the Barrys at Patrick AFB

Vince continues with an account of the second gathering: Having been properly reUeved by Elena and Jim McGrOwan in Cocoa Beach, half of the '52 Snow Bird contingent (Vince Manara and Gamett Bailey) relocated to Destin where it rained for six days. On the seventh day, the sun came out and we had a Class of 1952 Destin Reunion. We gathered at the McMillans for cocktails and then went to dinner in a special room at the Silver Shell Resort. Helen McMillan made most of the arrangements with the assistance of the Thompsons who have become personal friends of the executive chef after he prepared a meal at their home.

Attending were Rita and Gamett Bailey, Dib and Harry Cawthon, Scott Gray and Takeko, Peggy and Bill Hippie, Peggy and Jim Link, Esther and Vince Manara, Nancy and Bill Maxson, Helen and Lou McMillan, Judy and Dave Sperling, and Ann and Gerry Thompson. It was a grand evening, typical of the hospitality offered by the Emerald Coast Chapter. All are doing well and looking well, including Nancy Maxson who is recovering from an eye operation and wears a buccaneer's eye patch. They were all eager to hear news from the DC area and send their condolences with regard to your snowy winter.

Thanks, Vince. A picture of Lou McMillan holding forth is included.

Pres: RADM Peter C. Conrad, USN (Ret.) 19754 Tower Hill Road, Leonardtown, MD 20650 h: 301-475-5258; e: pjconrad@erols.com Sec'y: Lt Col David B. Jones, USAF (Ret.) 6708 Pageland Lane, Gainesville, VA 20155-1513 p: 703-754-4492; e: djlocker@earthlink.net Webmaster: Paul Dudley; e; pauld53@san.rr.com Class web site: www.usna53.org

since then, I found those 40 pounds and even added a good bit more. Extra duty and the color green that our walls were painted remain some of my most negative memories of those long ago days. Let me know what you aU least like to remember. We may be able to generate lots of column fiUer. This wiU be a shorter column than usual as we need to make room for the hsting of all the donors to the Annual Fund Drive. I think you wUI be surprised to see how many have contributed. Sad news continues. Dave Govan wrote me from his Fort CoUins, CO, home with the news that our Classmate CDR Robert M. Dodds, USN (Ret.), died at the Poudre Valley Hospital in Fort CoUins on 3 March. Bob spent his naval career as an attack aircraft pilot and staff officer. He was a highly decorated Vietnam Veteran with over 200 missions over North Vietnam. He retired in 1975 to Hemet, CA, where he raised horses and was active in the Riverside County Sheriff's Posse and was a life member of the Lions Club. He moved to Fort Collins in 1991. WhUe he never married, he raised a niece, Cyndi, after her parents died while she was only two. Dave says he was a very private person that did not participate in Class activities or Alumni/Navy League type functions, preferring to spend his time with his immediate family. Bob had been in the 24th Company, so I asked Don Hente about him. Don echoed Dave by saying Bob was a very quiet and reserved person who got along very weU with his Companymates.

However, Don says he never pictiu-ed him as one who would have been a top-notch carrier pUot. He does recaU that at the 40th Reunion, Bob decided to get a short nap before dressing for the 24th Company dinner. He never showed and told Don the next morning that he slept right through the entire night. Don recalls that he moved to Fort Collins to give support to his niece who was attending Colorado State University at the time. Bob had not responded to any of Don's recent emails and letters concerning the 24th Company party at our 50th. He wonders if Bob was in a nursing home or hospital for some period prior to his death.. .perhaps. At any rate, we moum his death and send our sincere condolences to Cyndi and the rest of Bob's family.

Hope the snows and cold weather have stopped wherever you are. South Florida has only had a couple of cold days and, actually the past month, if anything, was unseasonably hot. Temperatures have been mid 80s to low 90s and the humidity has been inching up also. That is starting to feel like the weather we endured during our Plebe Summerâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;actually, 1 only remember that I sweated a lot and lost about 40 pounds while spending a lot of time running/walking extra duty laps. Sometime

Tony Miller (tonymiUer53@aol.com) in recent emails reports that he has a lifetime "To Do List." One of the items on this list was to make a parachute jump. In midFebmary, Tony crossed that baby off his list. He reports that they climbed to 13,000 feet and jumped out the door (Tony and his tandem master). The first few seconds of free fall were a thrillâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;not sure if they were a good thrill or a bad thrill. They free feU to 5,500 feet where they popped the chute.

Even the tandem master said the opening

Ron Hattin had this to say to me about the column containing his reflections about his Class presidency. He wrote: You did good cleaning up and smoothing out my presidential contribution. I am a littie disappointed that you left out my credits to you for your many years as Class secretary. Why don't you consider including my credits to you in the next column and indicate that you are only doing it under duress! Thanks again for your good work.

Thank you, Ron for your kind words. I too am looking forward to 6 June and the start of our odyssey to Nova Scotia. I understand that Lonnie has a bus full. It should be a great trip.

Larry Clark (LOLACLA@aol.com) has a extra copy of the '52 original Lucky Bag. He notes, "It's amazing what one can find when doing a clean-out, throw-out house cleaning."

Ron Campbell tells of an interesting experience with the March Shipmate: One time when I was talking with Angela Driver (wife of Glenn Driver) she told me that she read all of the Class news in Shipmate and found it very interesting. I was impressed with that remark and as this was a quiet Sunday aftemoon, I thought I would try that approach too.

After reading all on the news I was very impressed with the breadth and depth of the information that I uncovered. There were historical descriptions, important speeches, fiinny stories, intimate details of hfe at USNA and after, and I gained in an overall appreciation for the dedicated Alunmi that have preceded and followed us.

It is an experience that I would recommend to all of our Classmates.

You teU it better than I could, Ron, tharks.

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shock was "brisk." Tony thinks it might have been worse than brisk. It hurt his groin area and his left arm. The fall under the chute went well as apparently did the landing.

Tony got a good video of the jump and also took 24 pictiu-es on the way down—a full roU. The bruises were not bad in the groin area, but were sort of bad under his left arm.

He had trouble raising it for a day or so.

When asked if he wUl jump again, he says no, been there done that! His next to do items will be to fly in an ultra-hght, and in a hot ah balloon. Then he will look into reactivating his pUot's hcense and his scuba diving certificate. I owe Tony an apology, as I can't find any indication that I reported his new address. I must have left it in one of my Shipmate boxes up north and forgot to bring it down here. Send snaU maU to him at 9560 Sunnehanna Blvd., B-102, Pensacola, FL 32514; 850-471-2484. Sorry, Tony and good luck on your future 'To Dos." Friends from the DC area keep letting me know that it is snowing big time there this winter. However, that did not stop '53 from hosting the Annual Dark Ages Bmnch at the Army-Navy Country Club on 23 February. About 60 members of our '53 fanuly showed up, which was pretty good considering how awful the weather had been leading up to the affair. Martha and Hart Sebring say the ANCC Staff did a great job, and put out all kinds of good food, with both a complete breakfast buffet as weU as a fuU luncheon buffet that had entrees of salmon, chicken, filet mignon, roast beef, and the vegetable choice even included turnips that Martha said were divine! Hart said, "I don't eat tumips!"

Several Classmates brought guests including Dolores and Dave Frost's granddaughter, Carolyn, and Octa and Larry Watson's daughter, Sharmon. Classmates that hadn't been seen recently included Ann and Vic Cricchi, and Jean and Pete Smith. A suggestion was made that perhaps the area wives could get together, possibly at a regular Class luncheon and meet in a separate room in order to get to know each other better before the Reunion. Hart was not sure how this would work but feels it might be doable. Ed Chase, our master photographer, was unable to attend the bmnch, so we have to make do with a few pictures taken with a disposable camera. The first of these shots shows Dave, Carolyn, and Dolores Frost. The second shows Ann and Vic Cricchi with Bill Trueblood. And the third shot shows Bob Raffaele and George Jatras trying to get a drink. Sounds and looks as if it was a great party.

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Dave and Dolores Frost with their granddaughter, Carolyn (center)

Ann and Vic Cricchi with Bill Trueblood

Bob Raffaele and George Jatras at the bar

Hart also said he had attended one of the Alumni Association Receptions for the Class of 2003. The Association is hosting receptions for each Battalion. Our participation with '03 is all part of the "Another Link in the Chain" program. Eddie Best is our project officer on this program and is doing a great job, ably assisted by Jack Frost. Hart said the evening was most interesting, especially talking to the 100 or so Mids in attendance. They had just made their service selections a week earher and Hart was surprised at how many were going into the Marines—even several of the gals responded, "Marine Ground, Sir." Some did indicate they were going the surface warfare route selecting DDGSs, LSDs, etc.

Thanks, guys.

If you read about the poor young girl that got an incompatible heart at the Duke Medical Center recently, you may not have known there was a '53 connection to this story. The lawyer representing the young lady's family is named Kurt Dixon. His proud father, Ed Dixon, was quick to let me know that it tmly was their son, Kurt Dixon '84, who is the lawyer. Kurt, who was a defensive back for Navy back when we won more than we lost, went into the Marines and then went to law school after he resigned. Imagine he has an interesting fumre. Good luck, Kurt.

I mentioned in a recent column that Dixie and Gus Viers need all our prayers and thoughts, but didn't mention why. Gus has cancer of the esophagus. It is large and

growing. He chokes very easUy but would not see a doctor until recently. His oncologist put him on a fast track and he has had tests done that normally require a long wait to get appointments. They hope these tests wUl indicate wheUier the cancer is hiding anywhere else. He started chemo and radiation treatments, and surgery may be an option.

Hopefully, he is back on the road to full remission. Pray for both of them.

Pray also for Sue and Bob Skerrett. Bob wUl be operated on 17 March. He has a 7-10 day hospital stay to look forward to, foUowed by a long and difficult recovery rime.

However, the long term prognosis is positive.

More sad news: Jack Frost says Pete Higgins told him that Zeta, Pete's wife of almost 50 years, passed away on 14 Febmary.

The fanuly was togedier and had a chance to be with Zeta before the end. Remember Pete, Zeta, and the fanuly in your prayers.

Some good news for a change: Sarita Cannon emailed us the other day to report that they just got back from the hospital. Leo did well on his chemo session. The tests showed he was in remission, so they were able to start the second phase. This wiU be two, four-week rounds of a different type of chemo. The good news here is that he can do this on an out-patient basis. Keep the Cannons in your thoughts and prayers also.

Herb Tiede is working on a way to be able to quickly email selected portions of the Class when we need to get information out quickly, ff we are lucky, he wUl develop the capabihty to make a mass emaihng to everyone in the Class that is on the net, or to all Classmates in a selected area, and possibly to get emaUs out to all Marines, or surface warfare, aviators, submariners, even AF types. One problem that has become apparent is that we do not seem to be keeping our emaU addresses up to date. Please check the validity of the email address that Paul Dudley has for you on the Class web site, and then continue to keep them updated. I think Herb is also working on a way to message those who are not computer types—this wUl be much slower and I would suggest we all should be using computers now. If I can leam, any of you can.

Nancy and Mac Cramer sent me an emaU saying, "Read all about it." And their news is...the Cramers are moving into their new condo on 14 March. The address is: The Parrish House, 39 Maryland Ave., #2, Annapohs, MD 21401. This a condo built in what was an old church when we were Mids.

I'm sure you will aU remember it when you see it. Also, I found a picture of Mac presenting Coach Don Devoe with a trophy celebrating the coach's 500th basketball win.

I had reported on this before but did not have the picture. Thanks, guys, and good luck in your new home.

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The General's acceptance speech was the most wonderful, stirring patriotic speech I have ever heard and the event itself the most patriotic and moving I have ever attended. General Schwartzkopf is indeed our great national hero of our time. He was so warm and gentle and asked me to thank all of the other Naval Academy graduates for him in helping to make our country the greatest in the worid. What a great man.

Here is a photo of the General and Ed.

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I'll save n e w s y emails from B r a d M o o n e y and B o b Kassel, as well as a medical report from Tony D o w d , and a short book report from Bill Gourlay until next month. D o n ' t forget Class luncheons are on the first Tuesday of each month at the Fort McNair Officers Club at 11:30 a.m. Keep checking the Class w e b site; and get your money into Chris Zirps for our big 50th.

We go North at the end of April. Our email address remains the same, but the snail mail address b e c o m e s 6 7 0 8 P a g e l a n d L a n e , Gainesville, VA 2 0 1 5 5 - 1 5 1 3 ; 7 0 3 - 7 5 4 4492. Send your news and photos to us there. Cheers, — D a v e

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Celebration of Flight Charlie Powell sent a couple of photos to document his presence at the Texas Aerospace Commission's "Celebration of Flight" in Austin on 15 January. The first is of Charlie and Ross Perot Jr. '53, discussing some obviously weighty matter. The second is of Charlie meeting the honored and famous Astronaut "Buzz" Aldrin.

Pres: CAPT George V. Zeberlein, USN (Ret) h; 410-267-7470; e: gvzeb@bigplaneLcom Sec'y: CAPT George M. Henson, USN (Ret) 701 Creek View Circle, Phoenixville, PA 19460 h: 610-933-6955; e; G140250H@aol.com Webmaster: Will Croom; e; willyaye@cox.net web site: www.usna54.net

Ed Jackson sends the following item of note.

In September the National Convention of persons who have been awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor was held in Shreveport, LA, and attended by most of the still-living recipients. GEN Norman Schwartzkopf, USA (Ret.), was the guest of honor at the dinner banquet, receiving a special award. In Ed's words; 124

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Pres; LCDR Dennis Sullivan, USN (Ret) Sec'y: CAPT Thomas G. Kiefaber, USN (Ret) 11814 Triple Crown Road, Reston, VA 20191 h: 703-758-1077; e: KIEF55@aol.com Class web site: http//www.usna.com/classes/1955

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Class News. Thirty Years of Class Leadership.

The U.S. Naval Academy Council of Class Presidents held a business meeting on 7 January 2003 in the Bo Coppedge Room of Alumni Hall.

The meeting convened with an introduction and welcome by VADM Chuck Griffiths '46, USN (Ret.), chairman of the Council of Class Presidents, followed by a welcome and remarks

by George Watt Jr. "73, president and CEO of the USNA Alumni Association and Foundation.

The highlight of the meeting was the recognition of Col Fitz W. Woodrow Jr., USMC (Ret.), for his outstanding and inspiring leadership as president of the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1954 for the period 1974 to January 2003. Fitz, the Class is grateful for the untiring effort and leadership that you have provided us over the past 30 years. Enjoy your well earned position of president emeritus for many years to come.

Medal of Honor Convention

I have limited this month's column in accordance with a request from the editor of Shipmate to all Class and Chapter secretaries to do so in order that the annual "Donor Report" can be accommodated in the May issue. My best to all, your scribe, —George

The Class of 1955 Annual Dark Ages Party was a blast! It took place at the Belle Haven Country Club, Alexandria on 8 March, courtesy of Don Kellerman, chief organizer and convivial host. His masterful scheduling provided an ideal balance between pre-dining "socializing" and the meal itself. The food was delicious and the ambience grand, as attested to by Marlene and Al Dawson, Joan and Jack McNish, Marilyn and E m s Anderson, Luz and Todd Meloy, Nancy and Bob Hinton, Ursula and Tom Kiefaber, Jackie and Mort Rubenstein, Angela and Demo Kolaras, Nancy and Don Kellerman, Jean and Darrel Westbrook, Mary Gale Buchanan, Eileen and Fred Koester, Roz and Mai MacKinnon, Del and Charlie Senn, Debbie and John Adams, Ann and Jerry Holland, Ginny and Don Connor, Pat and Kent Drummond, Joan Hamilton and Tom Mclsaac, Lucy and Hank Mustin, Sally and Hartley Holte, Margery and Tom Stallman, Virginia 'Wyman and Ray Hine, Ann and Wes Saunders, Beryl and Dan Ebert, Anne and Ted Parker, Peggy and Otto Zipf, Cyd and Fred Tolleson, Mary and John Anderson, and Denny Sullivan.

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Don Connor, Darrel Westbrook, JJ Anderson, Ginny Connor, and Del Senn

Chariie and "Buzz" Aldrin Bum Dope. Our colunm in the March issue of Shipmate carried a Christmas party photo of Buck McClellan and a couple incorrecdy identified as Joan and Don Morton. The couple was Ruth and Phil Lyons. My apologies to all concerned.

Don Kellerman, Beryl Ebert, Hartley Holte, and Kent and Pat Drummond

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Marilyn and Ems Anderson with Ray Hine

Ray Medeiros and Bob Price Deep flight aviator

Hank Mustin, Tom Kiefaber, Mary Gale Buchanan, and John Adams

Charlie Senn with Fred and Eileen Koester

Another interesting input from Fred McLaren, president emeritus of the Explorers Club; I have just completed world's first underwater flight school set up in the Bahamas during February by famed submersible designer and builder, Graham Hawkes, to qualify and certify the fu-st "pilot" candidates to "fly" his high performance "winged" submersible, "Deep Flight Aviator" Thanks to already being an instrument rated private pUot with aerobatics training plus previous small submersible experience, I was chosen to be in the first class of two and am now the very first and only one to qualify at the highest rating, "Pilot in Command." "Deep Flight Aviator" is battery powered, highly maneuverable, can accelerate up to 10 kts, and is capable of operating at depths to 1,500 feet. It can remain at sea for up to six hours. It handles beautifully, and will be ideal for searching for and investigating off shore marine archaeological sites, not to mention observing and recording marine life, and general environmental conditions within her depth and range capabilities. I will be working with Graham Hawkes during the coming year during expeditions to the Sea of Cortez and several very large lakes in the North American continent. Attached please find a picture of "Deep Flight Aviator" at a depth of 60 feet, off the southwest coast of Paradise Island in the Bahamas. I am in the front cockpit and Graham Hawkes is in the after one.

Potpourri Classmates gathered in Coronado Cays on 1 Febmary, to celebrate Chinese New Year. They rang in the Year of the Goat (a good omen for Navy). All were dressed in red in accordance with Chinese custom. Attendees included; Donna and Bill Ball, Jo and Roger Coffey, Lynne and Ned Floyd, Dick Jones, Lilia and Jerry Kowalsky, Al Kozischek with Mary Ann Anderson, Ray Medeiros with Barbara Oblinger, Penny and John Nyquist, Tulia and Bob O'Lear, Bob Price, Peggy and Hugh Webster, and Karen and Bob Weir. Don Kellerman and Fred Tolleson trekked into the hinterlands of Montana recently to communicate witii nature and bag a few trophies. One can be seen in the enclosed photo below. In late Febraary, a sizable group of '55ers spent a very enjoyable evening having dinner at the USNA O'Club followed by the Midshipmen production of "Little House of Horrors." Among those attending were (pictured); Sally and Hartley Holte, Cyd and Fred Tolleson, Tom Mclsaac with Joan Hamilton, Jean and Darrel Westbook, Jackie and Mort Rubenstein, Ann and Wes Saunders, Betsey and Bob Fountain, and Debbie and John Adams. A "well-known" gathering place for relaxation, suds-consumption, and serious shuffleboard called "Town Hall," bumed down in mid-Febraary. Town Hall was located in Riverdale (outside the 7-miIe limit) on the Magothy River, between Annapolis and Glen Bumie. Many of us, I'm sure, will bow our heads in silent tribute to the passing of a landmark palace of pleasure and fond memories.

Snapped at the Navy football banquet in Febraary were the Adams' and the MacKinnons.

I ran into Dave Koonce at the Navy-Rutgers lacrosse game. He and his wife still ran a B&B on Cape Cod and they are building a place in St. Johns, VI. Dave is still working, but plans to retire soon and spend time between their "vacation sites."

Roger Coffey, Bob Weir, Bob O'Lear, and John Nyquist

Peggy and Hugh Webster with Mary Ann Anderson and Al Kozischek

Joan Hamilton and Tom Mclsaac, the Hartley Holtes, the Darrel Westbrooks, and Cyd Tolleson

Bob O'Lear, Ned Floyd, and Jerry Kowalsky

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Class Executive Committee Co-Chairmen: CAPT Douglass F. Hayman, USN (Ret.) (11) Col George Mushalko, USAF (Ret) (15) Sec'y: Dave Swanson (4) 16 E. Del Ray Ave., Alexandria, VA 22301 p: 703-548-7240; f: 703-548-0272 e; hdswanson@aol.com A dandy tribute to our Commandant, Bucky's and Mary Gale's dad, by Hank Jordan (4).

The surest test of a senior officer's Class and upbringing is how he treats his subordinates.

How true. I remember a gate watch one night, my First Class Year. So dull. Wasn't the smartest Mid on watch. Through the gate comes CAPT Buchanan, our Commandant. I was certain he was going to fry me for lousy posture or something. In ten minutes he comes back out from his quarters. I could see in the darkness he was carrying something. Maybe his pad to write up the offense? He came up to me and smiled, handing me a big sandwich and a botfle of milk saying, "I thought you would like this." Wow, what a class act he was: I knew that already, but that act of sheer kindness and consideration swept me away.

Roz and Mai MacKinnon

Great news from Choppy Cusachs (5); I modestiy report that I have been elected to become bishop for Louisiana and Texas of the American Anglican Church. Consecration is scheduled for 15 March '03 at St. John's Orthodox Church in the middle of the day.

Usually accurate news sources report that Bill Simpson will attend to see if our parade is up to Navy standards. I would be happy to see one or two more Classmates at the gathering.

'55 at the Football Banquet

The 2003 Golf program for the Class of '55 in the metro area was included in the overall social calendar announcement in this column several issues ago. To highUght it properly, it is repeated; Date Time Host Facility/Course 21 May 17 June 15 July 19 Aug. 17 SepL 14 Oct

2 p.m.

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2 p.m.

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Renditions GC Army-Navy Fairfax Whiskey Creek GC Bell Have CC Annapolis GC Hidden Creek CC

Most of the matches are scheduled for the third Tuesday of each month. Please contact the host three-four days in advance of each outing to confirm attendance. The Class Challenge ('55 vs. '57) will be played at the Renditions, a relatively new course outside of Annapolis that replicates 18 of the most renowned holes in golf.

Please inform Ray Hine two weeks in advance of your intentions to play as our '57 hosts like to have the pairings well scheduled in advance.

This is one of the major golfing events of the season. Joe Chmelik has scheduled Whiskey Creek GC in Urbanna, MD, one of the most eminent new courses in the metro area. Joe will host a dinner at his nearby home following golf. Don Kellerman will host a dinner following the outing at the newly revitalized Bell Haven CC. The final event of the season will include an awards dinner following golf This is usually a fun evening for all (non-golfers welcome) with toasts and boasts for everyone.

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Following this notification. Choppy was deluged with congratulatory messages from too many Classmates to be able to list here.

His response; I am overwhelmed by the outpouring of encouragement from our Class. Please keep me in your prayers.

Howard Burdick's (1) sage comment; While purple vestments are not as striking as blue and gold, they will be most becoming to His Eminence, modest Choppy.

Long missing Classmate, Corbin "Woody" Woodward (14) is found; reported by Doug Hayman.

Since leaving the Navy early-on. Woody has been a civilian in the employ of various Navy Department commands, starting with the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, then the Navy Yard in Bremerton and the Supply Center there, and finally the Weapons Station in Keyport. He recently relocated from Tucson, AZ, to Port Orchard, WA, near Bremerton.

He has been out of touch with the Class until now, and "snail mail" or the telephone are the only ways to contact him (since he does not use email). His address is: 329 Golden Pond St., Port Orchard, WA 98366. We will be seeking a biographical sketch and a photo of him for our 50th Boole.

Update on Larry Marr (08) as reported by Larry Marr: After graduation I entered the Air Force and spent two years learning to fly the F-100. I spent my first and only tour of duty with the Eighth Fighter Wing in Itazuke, Japan, with frequent stays in Korea on alert at a base just below the DMZ. When I left the Air Force,

I moved to Orange County, CA, where I have lived since. After a few aborted attempts at business, I spent about seven years in aerospace in circuit and systems design. I then escaped from my buttoned-down engineering office-cell for the wild and free world of real estate and finance. Since then I have engaged in residential and income mortgage brokerage, syndication, development, and property management, mostly in my own business.

My fortunes over the years have risen and fallen with the rise and fall of the real estate and financial markets in general. In the mid'90s, while hovering in semi-retirement, I entered the mortgage brokerage and banking business with my son, David, using his innovative ideas on mortgage business management.

The company has done well and we are now operating in four states.

I married Elizabeth in 1958 and we have three children and seven grandchildren. The grandkids are exceptionally bright, talented, and good looking, which they all inherited from the Marrs. On the other hand, they also seem to have a propensity for skylarking, which they must have gotten from the in-laws.

"As the World Tumed"â&#x20AC;&#x201D;graduation-to-date from Bill Slaughter (10) (Txblsl@aol.com); After graduation, entered flight training, married hometown sweetheart, Claudette Harriaker (December '56). Celebrated arrival of daughter. Dawn (February '58). Instructor duty at NAS Miramar ( F l l A Tiger) followed by assignment to the VF-111 "Sundowners," two awesome WestPac cruises followed, one in SHANGRI LA the other in HANCOCK.

Next duty in VT-26 ( F l l , TF9,) '60'62...thence to Naval Intelligence School when second daughter, Ambra, arrived (November '62)...Assignment to crew of WRIGHT (CC-2) followed next. Comment: I gotta admit to the surface warfare community that this kind of duty can be very self-satisfying and rewarding. Staff duty with CAG-14 embarked in CONSTELLATION in the Tonkin Gulf after that following tours listed: VT-26 (TF9) '67-'69, Naval School of Command and Staff '69-'70, during which time received MS degree from the George Washington University in Intemational Affairs, Ops officer, VC-8, NAS Roosevelt Roads PR 'lO-'ll, twilight tour with NAMTG, NAS Millington, TN...during which time third daughter. Caprice, was bom and second MS degree (in Education) was received an from University of Memphis.

Post retirement duties with McDonnell Aircraft as senior analyst and manager for the F-18 followed. Then relocated to Houston for NASA Space Shuttle systems operations training, and, following CHALLENGER'S accident ('86), supported the exhaustive safety related analysis effort...Promoted to principal engineer in '89 to provide support during early design stages of Space Station Freedom, retiring from MDAC in February '94.

Claudette and I remain in Houston near the Space Center Our current grandchild count is nine. Please visit/write us at 15043 Coral Sands Dr., Houston, TX 77062 or email.

Sam Armstrong reports on a very personal experience he had recently at our Alma Mater.

He was invited over to USNA by one of the Aero Dept. faculty members (who had been a NASA engineer with Sam) to speak to the First Class Mids in that major, afterwards he accepted an invitation to eat lunch with the Brigade but not for culinary reasons, you understand...

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In the dining hall, I was surprised to be welcomed by name over the PA system since this was a spur of the moment decision to be diere.

It had to be the work of die Midshipmen whom I had been with in Rickover Hall. The Commandant, Col John Allen '67. USMC and a Brigadier General selectee, walked all the way down to our table to welcome me personally. That was the high point as the food came next. There was a pan of hamburgers and turkey burgers with the fixings for a bun. There were some non-descript cheese-potato balls, an orange sports drink or milk, and ice cream at the end.

All of the Midshipmen, including Plebes, were fiee to get up and leave, whenever they wanted to, to go back to their rooms. The Plebes at our table were vaguely aware of the "Another Link in the Chain" program and MIDN Kevin Yost '03 spoke very positively about their assocation with the Class of 1953.

I don't want to sound like I'm complaining too much about the food. It was probably as good as we had although served differentiy. As ever, I was impressed with the quality of the Midshipmen in their own enviromnent. If any of you get the opportunity to participate, and I am sure that many already have, I'd encourage you to take it just to get your personal battery charged.

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Pres; CAPT David S. Cooper, USN (Ret) Corr Sec'y; CAPT F.N. Howe Jr., USN (Ret) 1 Walter Circle, Fredericksburg, VA 22405 e; fnhusna57@cox.net Sec'y: CAPT R.H. Scales, USN (Ret) 129 Westbury, WiUiamsburg, VA 23189 e: vkct@mindspring.com Webmaster: Fred Danunann web site; www.usna57.org This has been another of those particularly tough months in the casualty department, made to seem particularly so by delayed reports.

LCDR Michael Anthony Murphy, USN (Ret.), died on 6 January 2003 in La Plata, MD, and burial took place at Arlington on 3 Febraary.

Mike's loss was reported in the March "Last Call" and a full entry is under preparation.

CDR William Allen Kauffman, USNR (Ret.), passed away on 23 Febraary at Sioux Valley Hospital, Sioux Falls, SD. Bill and Tina had hved in Sioux Falls for more than 20 years where he retired in 2000 from a long association with Citibank. Company coordinator and NOK will provide a full obituary to "Last Call."

Col Jerauld Richard Gentry, USAF (Ret.), died on 3 March after several months of illness and intermittent hospitalization. Gerry was buried on 9 April at Arlington in the presence of a lot of his Classmates. Anne and the Company coordinator are working on the "Last Call" entry.

Ray Dove's wife, Patricia "Pat" Ann, died on 25 Febraary at the Anne Arandel Medical Center after a brief illness. Pat left behind three children, six grandchildren, and her husband of 46 years.

We can almost always count on a first person report about something useful from Bruce DeMars, who is routinely up front involved in the action. No exception this month;

Margaret and I had the pleasure of attending a recent National Academy of Engineering dinner honoring our Classmate, Brad Parkinson.

He shared the prestigious Charles Stark Draper prize ($500,000) for pioneering the concept and development of the Global Positioning System (GPS). Brad has had a truly remarkable career. He was head of the department of astronautics and computer science at the Air Force Academy, was an instructor at test pilot school and logged over 150 hours of combat missions in Southeast Asia. He curtently is a professor at Stanford and is chairman of the aerospace corporation. He has been inducted into the NASA Hall of Fame. Margaret and I were truly proud to share the moment with Brad and Ginny.

Steve Powers was also there.

And, as a matter of fact, Steve submitted a similar report of the evening through Tom Sims (together with Brad, all members of the Fightin' Ninthâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a fact that Steve specially asked be preserved in the account). Steve also promised photo coverage of the evening, which has not, alas, thus far materialized. Should it come in on a later fUght we'll make space for it, or perhaps plug in a shot of the great man in his extreme youth.

While we're on the subject of up front in the action, everyone should be aware of the handsome representation our Class has enjoyed from the Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Committee (Brace DeMarsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;member). With the assistance of this august body the Foundation/Alumni Association has concluded to retum the chair plates to chairs in the newly renovated stadium chairs. Additionally, of substantial importance to some of the participants in our Memorial Chair project of a few years past, those chairs bought for later designation will be available as intended. It's possible that this outcome might have eventuated without the good offices of the committee; possible but not probable. We have reason to appreciate the contributions of each member for the application of some clear-eyed logic.

Gary Antonides is in with a shot of the faithful merry-makers who collected at his digs down on the South River last Pearl Harbor Day to watch the Graylegs get bombed. Wrapped in the flag with their victory faces on are (left to right) Gary, Diane and Dave Smith, Lee Walker, Mike McHugh and Kerrie McHugh, and George Chafee '58 and Karlyn Chafee. Jan Stiffler, the gracious hostess, also acted as duty photographer. Not pictured, but also present for the game, were Martha Ann and Bill Romoser.

Mark Lenhart says he just had a little spare time on his hands when he decided to respond to the Mystic (CN) Aquarium's ad for marine biologists. Figuring that a comfortable familiarity with at least one of the terms ("Marine") was adequate, our man did a little soft shoe and the aquarium people decided he'd do just fine. After a brief period of reading and what Mark describes as "shadowing" other tour guides, "I could talk a limited extent about Beluga whales, African black-footed penguins, sea lions, fur seals, and harbor seals, all while using a portable microphone. On occasion, we had to hold small aUigators for petting by the school kids. A favorite part for me was duty in the Exploration section where the deep divers and ROVs used by Dr. Ballard (TITANIC and PT109 discoveries) were displayed. It was a far cry from my submarine days, but nonetheless interesting."

Talk about your broad-gauged naval person of liberal education. Learning a good soft shoe routine early is also obviously time well spent but pictured below is just a suggestion for the engaging style that makes this lad a success with the alligators.

Fritz Warren and Sara and Mark Lenhart And while we're measuring gauge, how about the story Walter Meukow passed me conceming the discovery in a whole gang of dinosaur tracks at the base of Mount Cristo Rey in Sunland Park, NM? The discovery rewrites what scientists have thought was the path of dinosaurs in North America, and there is now great concem for the long term preservation of the six sites around the mountain. "Not to worry," according to George Cudahy, the president of American Eagle Brick Co., which owns the 394 acre site. President Cudahy is quoted in the Associated Press article as saying that he will "preserve and protect the tracks in perpetuity."

Atta boy, George. Not bad for a fighter pilot.

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Representing the irrepressible Left Coasters, the latest on Reunion 47.5W just received from Vic Prushan; It is a great pleasure to announce that plans for the Class of 1957 Reunion in 2005 in San Diego have been firmed up.

When: Thursday through Sunday, 10-13 March 2005 Where: Shelter Pointe Hotel and Marina, Shelter Island, San Diego, CA. Hotel rate $115 per night.

The Reunion is now in the hotel's computer, and they are ready and able to take reservations. Call their reservation line at 800-5662524. Tell them you are witii Class of 1957, U.S. Naval Academy. Note: the rate is good from three nights before the Reunion dates until three nights after Parking is free to Reunion attendees for this period.

After much hand wringing, your Reunion committee decided we could get a better deal and make the event more attractive to our Classmates if we went to the Shelter Pointe rather than the Loew's Coronado Resort. A much better deal. I know you will be impressed with the facility and its location.

More to follow as event planning progresses.

See you in San Diego.

Just can scarcely wait, Vic. If the winter of '04-'05 is anything like the one just past, those of us in the east will be ready to dig out by the end of Febraary and head for a warm spot just around the bay from the "Nickel Natcher."

On the basis of a small sample size (one), making reservations now is painless, without cost and will give you the best shot at the room you want.

Those of you who take special pleasure in keeping up with your old buds and shipmates should be aware that for the low, low price of $10, you can arm yourself with an absolutely upto-date Class Register any time you like. Even if you picked up a copy as part of your package at the 45th in September, there have been many changesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;take my word for it. The beauty is that if you send the ante along to Dick Scales (address at the top of the column) you'll get a completely updated version by retum mail.

A recent purchaser of this last-of-the-gooddeals was none other than Chuck Satava who fired his check in from Aubumdale, FL, together with notice that he expects to be inducted shortly as a Blue & Gold Officer (BGO) and is on the lookout for recraits to help us beat Notre Dame. Chuck also indicated that he expected to be down on the farm sometime during the summer for BGO indoctrination.

Well, the lads that keep this operation rolling along month after month have requested that we reduce the size of our contribution for May in order that they are able to accommodate entries of great(er) importance. As much out of curiosity (for what could possibly qualify) we will comply and hope that this sacrifice will be recalled later on when we have need of additional space.

Hats off to 2003, especially those going directly down to the sea in ships. We await the news of your successes. Good luck. Carpe diem. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;FNH Upgrade to Life Membership before the rates increase on I July 2003!

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the staff of die Center for War Gaming at the Naval War College. He worked as a defense conAnnual Membership: 19% sultant from his retirement in 1984 to the present, Life Membership: 41% and was a program manager for McLaughhn Research Corporation at the time of his death.

Pres; Lt Col Gordon M. Gerson, USAF (Ret.) Further information on Tracy's career may be e: usna58@comcast.net found in this issue, in the "Last Call" section. The Sec'y; Col Warren S. Walters, USMC (Ret) Class offers its condolences to Shirley and 5664 Ravenel Lane, Springfield, VA 22151-2430 the family on the loss of this fine officer h: 703-321-9586; e: wwalters@erols.com and gendeman. web page: http;//www.usna.com/Classes/1958/ Just a bit over a year ago, Jim Adkins (9) 'Tis May upon us, and with the arrival of this moved out to the Puget Sound area, and now a verdant month, once again there is a task to be completed by you. No, not just the income tax, note from Harry Brown (13) tells us that Jim or the lawn grooming, or the flower bed weed- was elected to the Puget Sound, WA USNAAA ing, or the tree praning, or the golf tournament at Chapter's board of directors. When the board the local course, but the getting of the football met they talked him into taking the "Vicetickets for the Homecoming game during President Programs" job. The Adkins live over Reunion 45. You have to arrange your own tick- on the west side of Puget Sound in Silverdale, ets to see the game from the Naval Academy which is close to where Dick Tennant Athletic Association (NAAA). For non-season (13) lives.

Out in the San Francisco Bay area, John ticket holders, a special group number has been assigned that will get the Class of 1958 all seat- Potter (19) was briefly posted to the binnacle ed in proximity to the regular season ticket list while he underwent heart surgery. Here is his block. The process is to call NAAA at 800-US4- report on that fun event; At least I know that the rest of the system NAVY (800-874-6289). Ask for tickets to the checks clean! The catheterization doctor was a Navy-Delaware game on 25 October, and specibig Chinese fellow who tended to laugh and joke fy that you are with the Class of '58 Reunion in around a lot. He was a Navy pilot who had gotGroup #400. This is the identifier that will get ten out to go back to a medical profession, he and you seated with the Classmates on that fine his crew were laughing, listening to jazz, and October day. You can handle the ttansaction telling Navy jokes. They had to tell me to stop over the phone by credit card, and they will mail laughing so they could see the X-ray screen. As the tickets to you about four weeks prior to the for the surgery itself, the mechanical valve is game. Plan on a cost of $25 per ticket, plus a $6 good for me because of phlebitis and having to be on coumindin these last more than 20 years. handling fee per order. The reunion football tickJude is now released to walk on her own (she just ets go on sale on 5 May, and the deadline for had hip replacement). She is now driving again, orders in Group #400 is 6 June to guarantee seatso this was pretty tightly scheduled. ing with the reunion group.

From the San Francisco Bay area, Keith Your other Reunion 45 sign up activities Featherston (8th) reports on a gathering of should be available by the time you receive this '58ers in that area: issue. To get started, go to the Class of '58 web On Saturday, 25 January 2003, at noon, the site and follow the instractions for ordering Bay Area USNA Class of 1958 had a meeting at die Nantucket Sea Food Restaurant/Bar at event tickets (All Hands Alumni Cocktail Party, the marina in Crockett, CA, near Vallejo.

'58 dinner dance, and tailgate party) online, as Attending, were the following '58ers: John well as how to pre-order the reunion mementos.

Potter (19), Ken McNutt (16), Keith Photos of the mementos will be on the Class Featherston (8), Kurtz GiUigan (24), Hap web site to help you in making your selections.

Halliday (6), Paul Malcewicz (5), Phil You will have to sign up for any of the golf McNall (15), Chuck Forsman (23), Mel events and the luncheon with the Brigade of Gough (19), and John Brophy (5).

Midshipmen in King Hall on Friday the 24th We had about a three-hour discussion of all with the U.S. Naval Academy Alumni the events worth talking about. Hap, who had Association. Watch Shipmate for instractions on been in contact with USNA types back in Annapolis, said we would have a better footthose events coming from USNA AA. ball team next year and that tilings are looking There is one more reminder, and that is the up. Considering the less than ambitious schedopportunity to become a lifetime member of ule, with about five teams being only Ivy USNA AA at a reduced rate. Normal Life League quality. Navy should do okay next year Membership at this point in our voyage would (win a few games, plus the A-N game). Our be $330, but for this reunion year, you may sign Class saw Navy play the big boys, win and go up for only $258, a savings of over 20%. Only to big bowl games, etc. I guess diat is how it 41% of the Class has signed up for Life used to be and probably will never be again.

Navy football, along with Army, is now playMembership, so there are Classmates out there ing Ivy League level football. The "Glory who should take advantage of this bargain offer.

Days" are over, a passing memory, too bad.

If you think you'll be around for more than five Everyone had a super time "shoveling the years, it's an economically sound investment for stuff," so to speak. We enjoyed each odier's those that are coasting along on $50 per annum company and will have another of these getannual dues. togethers about every quarter The Class of This month's news begins with the sad 1958 is "real tight," sort of like brodiers. The announcement that CAPT Tracy Monroe misery of Plebe Year must have had a bonding Kosoff, USN (Ret.) (11), succumbed to cancer effect on all of us '58 guys." One note: Ken McNutt (the only Marine besides me) had just on 10 March. Tracy was a submariner, who after relocated from New York City to the Bay Area. many years in the silent service, retired in Ken gave us a rundown of his experiences Portsmouth, RI, upon completion of a tour with

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been very successful as the manager of some rather large projects, among tiiem rehab of the New York subway system and the renovation of Grand Centtal Station, a more dian $200 million project. Ken has relocated to Half Moon Bay (just south of San Francisco).

'58 is Creat\ The flag has been doing a bit of traveling.

Buff Walter (II) has once again dragged it into exotic locations last Febraary, as he tells; I returned in early March from nearly a mondi on CROWN ODYSSEY sailing in die Soudi China Sea visiting Asia and Southeast Asia. We departed from Singapore and visited seven Malaysian ports, three Chinese ports, and diree Vietnamese ports before returning to Singapore. We then spent a couple of days in Bangkok before returning home. The cruise was made special because my roommate Al Haugen (13) and his wife. Vera, as well Bill Cliff '62 and Frank Andrews '42 were aboard. I've attached pictures of Al and I at a beach resort on the northern tip of Borneo, another at the temple of the Brass Buddha on the Island of Hainan (we tried to tell them not to mess with oiu' P-3's anymore), and one of myself by the "Last Train in Borneo." Then one of the most sobering visits was to the War Museum in Hanoi where Al and I are next to an outdoor display of wreckage from B52"s, F4's, as well as some French prop aircraft. That would have been enough but then inside was a partial wing from Ed Alvarez's A4 and a picture of him. I found most of the Vietnamese to be receptive to oiu' visit but my patience wore thin when the curator started spewing forth BS about our efforts there. I restrained myself and didn't smack him, only told him he needed to get some facts straight and departed. The highlight of the visit to Hue was the lunch where I was elected king and I must admit being king wouldn't be too bad because some beautiful courtesans all through lunch attended me, and my subjects kept sending cold beer in homage.

'58: The Swope wedding Dave Sutherland, Scotty MacGregor, Bob Slaven, and Chris Naquin.

Buff Walter and Al Haugen in Hanoi Down Florida way, Barbara and Bob Flynn hosted a gathering of Tenth Company '58ers who got together for dinner and fellowship in Tampa to celebrate a visit from Pat and George Jenkins, who finally came to Florida. Nancy and Vic Fredda drove in from Orlando, and Bette and Ivan Nance drove from Punta Gorda. In the picture, going down the stairs, you see the Flynns, the Freddas, the Jenkins, and the Nances.

In Virginia Beach, another group gathered to celebrate the 40th wedding anniversary of Margareta and Scotty MacGregor (10). Joining ui was the best man at that wedding. Bob Slaven (I) of Blue Hill, ME, along with his wife, Linda, and one of the groomsmen, Joe Mansfield (13) from Virginia Beach. Also present were Betty and Dave Sutherland (10) from Raleigh, NC, Scotty's USNA roommate, and Barbara and Chris Naquin (10), a prep school and Company Classmate from Gloucester, VA. In the photo of the gents, you see left to right; Joe Mansfield, Shipmate, May 2003

Mansfield, Sutherland, MacGregor, Slaven, and Naquin For a couple of months, a report of a wedding in the Dr. John Swope (6) family has been held up due to fumble-fingered technical problems on the part of the columnist. This time, it goes in correctly! Last November, Miss Margaret Swope was wed to Mr. John Kautz on the day that Navy gloriously lost to Connecticut in a blinding rainstorm. The couple had been offered the chance to hold their wedding in the '58 tailgate area, but wisely chose a church wedding instead. John K. was selected to join the family to bring some height genes into the pool, and as you look at the photo, you will understand why when you realized that Dr. John and one son are standing on a step behind the bridal party and still looking up to see the groom! The family members in the photo with Barbara and Dr. John are the collected Swope sons, daughter-in-law.

and daughters and sons-in-law. A distinguished looking family indeed, enhanced by the presence of Big John Kautz of Bucks County, PA. Congratulations to the wedding couple, who will surely join in a tailgate to see what they missed!

Terry and Bruce Wilcox (12) made a quick trip to Paris on Sons of the American Revolution business, and as part of the event schedule visited the grave of the Revolutionary War hero Marquis de Lafayette. The grave is in Picpus Cemetery, which is at the back of a nunnery in a remote part of Paris. A unique feature of this grave site is that the American flag has flown over it every day since 1834, even during Nazi occupation.

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VOYAGE "REUNION 45"

Thursday, 23 Octoberâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Sunday, 26 October 2003 Thursday, 23 October 9 a.m.

4-7 p.m.

7 p.m.-?

Alumni/Spouse No-Handicap Golf* Registration Company/Battalion Welcome Receptions

USNA Golf Course Radisson Hotel Planned by GO. REPS

Friday. 24 October 9 a.m.

11:45 a.m.-l p.m.

2:30-3:30 p.m.

4 p.m.

5-7 p.m.

8:30 p.m. - ?

Alumni Golf, USGA Handicap Only* Lunch with Brigade '58 Glass Meeting P-Rade "All Hands" Cocktails '58 Dinner Dance

USNA Golf Course King Hall Alumni Hall Worden Field Alumni Hall Radisson Hotel

Saturday, 25 October 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

1:30-4:30 p.m.

8 p.m.-?

'58 Tailgate Stadium Navy vs. Delaware Gompany/BN Parties

Stadium Stadium Plans by CO. REPS

Sunday, 26 October 12:30 p.m.

1 p.m.

'58 Vietnam Memorial '58 Memorial Service

Side, Alumni Hall Chapel

Shuttle transportation will be provided to all events.

Registration and purchase of mementos may be accomplished online via the link found on the Class web site located at http://www.usna.com/classes/1958. Mementos may be viewed prior to selection on the Class web site. Football tickets must be ordered from NAAA, 800-8746289. Ask to be seated in group #400. *= Event ordered direct from U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association. See Shipm,ate later!

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Lastly, a grandpa picture from Walt Mitchell (12th). Wah is holding his grandson, Jacob, son of his daughter, Suzanne, and Salo Fajer. Jacob was bom on 10 Febraary 2002, and is already being acclimated to thinking about USNA.

Grandpa Walt Mitchell and Jacob '58 TY-ivia For Captain of the dinghy team our First Class Year, Greg Streeter (1) guessed it was Dick Tillman (1). Not correct. Dick Tillman answered Cal Reed (19), which is correct according to the Lucky Bag photo! Now Greg wants us to answer "What year was "Anchors Away" first sung at an Army-Navy game?"

Hasta Luego! —WSW

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Pres; VADM Francis R. Donovan, USN (Ret) Chairman Exec. Committee: CAPT Norbert H. Bednarek, USNR (Ret.) e: bednarek@annap.infi.net Exec. VP: Joe Flynn Admin. VP: CAPT Dan Truax, USN (ReL) Exec. Sec'y; Bruce Nordwall Corp. Treasurer; Dave Osburn Sec'y; CAPT John A. Butterfield, USN (Ret) 509 Buckboard Ct., Richland, WA 99352 h: 509-371-1486 / CEO of Gateskate Inc., 2655 Einstein Ave., Richland, VA 99352 w; 509-371-0726; e; jbutter@gateskate.com www.usna.com/classes/1959/usna59.html This column will be a bit shorter than usual to accommodate editor's desires. Keep the info flying and I will catch up next time. To begin, I will pick up where I left off with Denny Laferty (and apologies to Roger Bacon/your recent honors will get more play next month); I have been in Maryland for years with my beautiful wife, Jeannie, and we intend to stay. We are kind of in the centroid of our grown family and four grandkids (number five soon), not far from the marina where I keep a 33-plus foot formula craiser (named TENACITY—philosophy intended!), and a couple of miles from the Big Vanilla Tennis Club where I thrash around Sunday mornings when in town, with some other "geezers." Before I retired from Lockheed Martin, I was very busy with the ballistic missile defense program and was on travel to Hawaii Shipmate, May 2003

frequentiy for missile intercept events and prerequisite readiness reviews. Have not done much re lacrosse, since my nephew was a goalie at Maryland and I got lots of harassment from the Maryland side for my Navy lax hat. My health challenge began in July 1995 with a supposedly simple sinus surgery to get rid of some minor blockages and allow my nasal passages to clear for better breathing and reduce the number of sinus headaches.

When the ENT MD specialist debriefed me after the event, he told me he removed part of something suspicious in the back of my nasal.pharynx. He sent it off to the lab and it tumed out to be an squammous cell carcenoma. A few days later I lost control of the lateral movement in my right eye, meaning the tumor had penetrated the bone surrounding the brain and had caused the number six nerve to the right eye to cease functioning. The ENT doctor said go home and enjoy your last three months because that is what you have left to get your affairs in order.

Whoa! I did not like that scenario very much and through tenacious contact and consultation with a local oncologist, I got a referral to the "varsity" at Johns Hopkins. I became subject of a study by the head and neck tumor board headed by a Dr. David Eisele (otolaryngology). He in consult with Dr. D.J. Lee (radiation) and Dr. Forastierre (oncology) treated me with three kinds of radiation (including some state of the art sterotactic radio-surgery) and two kinds of chemo over a period of ten months. I was willing to endure whatever they could throw at me in order to improve upon a 25% probability of success. Now it has been seven and a half years since that "sidetrack" and the future looks like a "success" story to use their words. I retum every six months to a year to stay in touch, and I continue to thank them each and every day!

Lessons learned could be summarized as the four P's; 1. Professionalism of the medical staff who cared for you each day.

2. Positive support from loved ones and motivation to press on. 3. Personal attitude to never give up. 4. Prayer, your own and from other people, some you did not know or see, and this was perhaps the most significant of all.

I know in my heart that I was blessed as these came together to allow me to retum to work and get back in the mainstream of life. The four P's also became important when our 35-year-old daughter, of three, was diagnosed with colon and liver cancer over two years ago. She was able to get to a good surgeon quickly and have the "bad guys" removed. She also has been blessed, and has been able to resume her enthusiastic profession as a mathematician at NASA. Cheers, Denny Great report "Paddles" and thank goodness for the P's and tenacity!

Checking in; Ruth and Mickey Garverick now at mgarverick@earthlink.net and Bob Kihune at rokihune@ksbe.edu; Hank Mauz

(who was featured on FOX New;^ nuuning of 11 March) at Hmauz@aol.com; JMHeiges@ msn.com, and great news we are back in touch with Milan Moncilovich! (MilanMl@aol.com) Milan just moved to 520 Mesa Dr., Prescott, AZ 86303-4130; 928-708-0956. Pete Van Nort at Peter.NanNort@HALLIBURTON.com. Dick Dagampat had wanted to contact Kihune, now probably Milo, and "Dag" is at Richdag@ aol.com. Carol and Walter Wynn now at wwynnl@tampabay.rr.com (and look at their web site tampabay.rr.com/wwynn for pictures and verbiage re recent craise). Carole and Jerry Loveless have pictures posted after their fantastic dive trip to the Maldives (Contact Jerry at JerryL3515@aol.com or try JerryL3515Album; My Photo Album (171 fantastic photos!).

If a '59er has lost a Class ring and you have not reported it missing, contact the Alumni House at 410-263-4448 and ask for Bobbi Collins, ext. 139.

Great spirit amongst the Eighth Company who moum the loss of Tom Young. Fred Yeatts will have a chair donated in Alunmi Hall to the memory of a great friend, Classmate, and Companymate. Former Company Commander Doug Volgenau, Jim Collins, and many others wanted to help but Fred wanted to handle this one himself. Good on ya, Fred! We have got tremendous spirit in our Class and it should make us all very proud to be a part. That spirit is exemplified in some other reports, which I must save for next month (Bill Assell, Jack Naviaux, Bill Garrett, Bud McFarlane, et al). Our Jim Kelly is much in the news because of the crisis regarding North Korea, and Jim is the point man for our diplomatic maneuvering there.

Sad news just received when Nora Templeton called from Pensacola, FL, area to tell me CAPT Felix E. Templeton, USN (Ret.), Fifth Company originally from Starkville, MS, died, 5 March. To contact Nora, call 850-505-0031; I have already expressed deepest condolences from the Class.

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Pres: VADM Ed Clexton, USN (Ret.) 1000 Bobolink Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23451 h: 757-491-2141; e: clexboeck@aol.com Sec'y: Bill Lewis 14312 Cove Ridge PI., Midlothian, VA 23112-4337 h: 804-744-8808; e: bilewis@comcast.net VP Planning: Col Hank Papa, USAF (Ret.) 2806 Ashley Drive South, Mobile, AL 36608 p: 334-342-7643; e: Henry-Papa3@comcast.net web site: http://www.usna.com/classes/1960/default.htm From Ed Clexton (10) on the February Tidewater meeting: We had our usual (monthly) gathering of Classmates at the Long Branch Saloon today with die following attendees: Greenhalgh (9), Wishart (22), lanucci (16), McCuUough (14), Townsend (19), Powers (8), Stasko (1), Parcells (12), Sweetser (6), Kay (8), T. Rogers (3), Osmon (17), vonKolnitz (22), Mimicked (22), Cooper (5), Friedmann (5), Brockman (18), Brenton (12), Whelan (8), Rutherford (8), 131

Kee (9), Mendelis (14), and me. Twenty-three in all—Jaap (13) was the only no-show! He was probably off in the Caribbean chasing Christy around!

Rod Friedmann (5) took some pictures that he'll probably send you, but 1 don't think he got a picture of the Ram's head falling off the wall onto Jack Brockman's (18) head! He got a good bop, but won the ramming contest—the ram lost one of his horns! Does that mean Jack gets the ewe? How did the ram's head fall off the wall, you ask? Well, that's the bad news—which it did, but the good news is that Oz brought the Super '60 banner so we're no longer banner-less.

It's also no longer on the wall!

Brockman Skip Sweetser (6) has arranged for a USMC/Amphib Dog and Pony Show next month at the Little Creek Amphibious Base—on II March. It'll be just months shy of the 45th anniversary of when we were the dogs and ponies—for real! Some said they didn't participate when we came out of those LSTs, puking on the way, and sloshed ashore in a driving rain—while the USAFA Cadets watched us from the bleachers! I tried to get a show of hands of those that hadn't been there, but when they realized it would mean they would do the landing this time, concertina wire et al, it became very silent! No hands went up!

After that, in May (4 May), we'll join with the couples that can make it down from the Northem Virginia/DC/Annapolis areas at Oz's home at Kings Mill on the James River for the Michelob Golf party, and in June (10 June) we will join up again with the DC/Annapolis crowd for a James River craise and Plantation Tours in your town, Richmond. Please join us.

And from the March meeting; For Skip: Thanks for setting the luncheon and demo up...it brought back a flood of good memories. Really enjoyed the day. And attached are some of the highlights of our luncheon (the stories are getting better," three stars over the wall in reverse?") and demo. I'm sending in two parts (smaller file size) for those having trouble receiving the pictures. Hope it helps.. .please let me know if it works. Rod Joel Febel (5) replying to Ed; Thanks for the email. Yes, please include me in the "greater" Hampton Roads Alumni mailing list unless I feel the distances are just too great to work out. I think there is one in the greater Raleigh area, which is one to two hours away by car depending on the time of day. It'd be nice to see you guys again and I hope to make the James River cruise this yean Ron Hinkel (14) was here this weekend and he mentioned some of the activities in which the DC folks are involved. They might be the nearest Chapter for me time wise. I'll work it all out. I was an officer at the Jacksonville Chapter until this year since I announced my departure from that area.

And Ed's follow-up; You're on, brother! On the Hampton Roads list, that is! Joel, this isn't the USNA Alumni 132

Association Hampton Roads Chapter (which you may also join)—this is the 40 USNA '60 Classmates in the Greater Hampton Roads area. We meet every month for lunch and generally get 22-24 in attendance. Included in the group are: Nick Stasko (1), Moe Moran (2), Torry Rogers (3), Paul Cooper (5), Rod Friedman (5), Bill Lewis (occasionally) (5), Skip Sweetser (6), Frank Kay (8), Ed McCaskill (8), Bob Rutherford (8), John Whelan (8), Jack Greenhalgh (9), Bill Kee (9), Bert Johnson (10), Bill Ross (10), Bob Brenton (12), Wick Parcells (12), Joe Jaap (13), Mike McCuUough (14), Bob Powers (8), Dennis Terry (15), Ray Taylor (14), Jon Mendelis (14), Al Ablowich (16), Bob lanucci (16), Al Whitaker (16), Bob Osmon (17), Jack Brockman (18), Bill Townsend (19), Jim Eilertsen (21), John McNabb (21), Tom Meinicke (22), Henry von Kolnitz (22), Tom Wishart (22), Dave Harden (23), Jim Philbrick (23), and George VanHouten (24).

Our next event is a lunch here on 8 April; then we're at Oz's house at Kings Mill for the final day of the Michelob Classic Golf Tournament on 3 May; then the James River cruise on 10 June out of Richmond—there will be quite a few down from DC/Annapolis. We look forward to greeting you at any or all of these.

From Arny Dupont (I) (adpl@erols.com) via email; I haven't been in touch with the Class for a number of years but have maintained contact with my roommates, Hal Lansing (1) and Charlie Fischer (1). Just retumed from a month in Florida and while there had a great visit with Hal and Louann Lansing in Pine Keys, FL. I was really pleased to see that his health had dramatically improved. We had a great dinner at their favorite restaurant. During the meal Hal pulled out a deck of cards and asked about playing Scat, a game he created and I always lost at during our space available to Norway in the summer of '58. We had a great time remembering this trip and all that we did (had to skip some of the stuff since our wives were with us).

As most of you know I took my commission in the Army and served 23 years. During the early years I spent most of my time with troop assignments including Special Forces under COL Bull Simons. The Army sent me to graduate school where I received a masters in operations research (mathematics focus). I spent most of the rest of my career doing research work in force structuring, large database design, and managing research technology projects. After leaving the military, I spent another 18 years with the part of Bell Labs that supported the Regional Bell Operating Companies where I managed and conducted a number of telecommunications research projects. It was all great fun.

During the past, I also received a masters in pastoral studies (spirituality) from Loyola University in Chicago. Have conducted a number of retreats for priests, religious, tind lay organizations and last semester decided to create and teach a course on prayer at Immaculata University. I loved doing it but found it more work than I was willing to commit to. 1 like creating things but am not a good maintenance person so couldn't possibly teach the same course again.

Doris and I have two children and four grandchildren. Retirement is great but does take some getting used to. In my recent increased contact with my roommates, I have rediscovered how much the Academy has

formed me and how very much our relationships have meant to me. In a way I am sorry that I haven't maintained contact with you all but always felt that my career was so very distant from what your experiences were that I was afraid to share it. At the stage of life we are now at, it seems good to reflect on our common past and rejoice in our history. We live in Pennsylvania now close to the grandchildren and not far from Philadelphia. If any of you are n the area please feel free to stop and rest. My address is: 334 Silo Mill Lane, Lansdale, PA 19446; 610-222-4878.

Ed Clexton (10) responded with a reminder as follows; Thanks so much for the email. I have made it my number one priority to get Classmates back together at this time in our lives. We have at least 20 per month attend lunch together here in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. Other groups meeting in other cities, and all agree with you that regardless of where we spent our professional lives, we all have a common base on which we developed our persona. It's just great to re-meet or meet for the first time other Classmates who shared the same four years together "on the Severn," as the song goes.

If you are interested in being the guy who tries to gather Classmates together in the Philly area, please let me (and Bill Lewis (5)) know so we can get you the names and addresses of Classmates in/around Philly. I would appreciate it—and so would the others near you I'm sure. Those of us who have done it find it's great fun. Thanks again for your note and best wishes with your continued educational work.

From Stan Jones (22) via email: I appreciate your efforts in locating Joe Bonneville's (22) son for me. I left him a message one evening and Jeff retumed my call a couple of days later We are in contact and I'm sure that we will continue to call astimepasses.

Once again I thank you for your time and effort.

The latest on Class banners is as follows from Jim Knorr (20); From the get-go (pre Christmas 2002) there appeared to be an interest in '60 banners. Bob Kunkle (10) stirred the pot with the fact that he had some made in the Far East. Since I have been handling the memorabilia for the Class for last several years, I encouraged Ed Clexton (10) and Bill Lewis (5) when they sent out correspondence to mention banners. We also discussed at 45th Reunion meeting here in Annapolis. As of this writing my list of interested folks includes Bob Meek (19), Mai Murray (18), Bill Lewis (5), Barb Eason (1), Bob Osmon (17), Danny Musselman (5), and now Frank Simpson (1). I've said from the beginning that 40 orders would give us a price of $20 apiece, and order of 20 would get you a $40 flag because of up front charges.

The logo is the other issue—some want the Class crest and U.S. Naval Academy under it, some want "SUPER '60," and USNA etc. 1 am getting the '60 crest and the U.S. Naval Academy logo on the web site soon, but the interest does not warrant me or anyone else going to GQ. This may not be what you want to hear, but it's the best summary I can give.

From Mel Nosal (4) in Califomia; Please note my new address. Things are fine here in Roseville. Health is good after surprise bypass a year ago. Going over to Oahu for a month, leaving Thiffsday. Have a son in Kaneohe.

From Jack Shaw (2) in Southern Califomia: Here is an article for Shipmate. A photo (following page) is coming separately. You can put them in one at a time or together as you wish.

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A special "Thanks" to Bill Zierden (20), Roy Smith (20), Hank Chiles (21), John Michalski (6), and Tom Paulsen (12) who came togedier widi the Superintendent and Dean to devise the plan!

Finally, a couple of pictures promised a couple of columns ago from the Army-Navy game.

Charlie Delia Peruta (14) who hosted the group (Al Ames (14), Tom Moylan (22), Jim McCusker (14) and Ron Hinkle (14)), in New Jersey, took them, and naturally wasn't in them.

'60: 20th Company group Thanks to die hospitality of Dan Musselman (5), the Southern Califomia members of the Class of 1960 had a great tour and beer sampling at Bayhawk Brewery in Irvine. This was followed by lunch at a local restaurant. Those who attended were Dave Kalb (19) and Danny from Orange County and Bill Lloyd (21), John Schmidt (20). Ben Hallowell (3), Tom Curtis (22), Jack Lusignan (15), and Jack Shaw (2) from San Diego. The beer drinking was a splendid sampling of over six varieties of microbrews. All of you who not did attend missed a very fiin outing. The next event will be lunch at the Submarine Base at 11:30 a.m. on 22 May 2003.

Mike Merrill (20) also responded to Ed conceming some address updates in Southern Cahfomia.

Bob is one of the two Raymonds, along with Dave, that we had in the 20th Company. I can't remember how long he spent in the Navy after graduation. Here is a pictme of him at a company party at Bill Zierden's (20) at die last (40th) reunion. From left toright:Bob Raymond (20), Luke Riley (20), AI Jordan (20), and Geoige Marburger (20) (who also lives in die San Diego area). And yes I have been to a couple of the functions. The last luncheon I went to was held in Jan at the Sub Base and I don't believe Bob was there. I missed the bus trip to Los Angeles area for the beer bash.

From John Anthony (9) (goatroom@juno.com) via email: Hi Dennis Vied (24) and Bill, after many mondis, I'm finally getting it all together. I wanted to bring you up-to-date about the initial step in developing a possible cruise to Bermuda in April or May of '04. This first step is to get the word out to our Classmates. Many thanks. Hope you (Dennis, Karen, Bill, and Linda) can join us.

Notification to the Class of '60: Having had such a memorable cruise dirough the Inland Passage of Alaska in the summer of '02, there was some preliminary discussion as to when some of the Class might want to have a slightly rolling deck under their feet again. It was felt that perhaps a midway interval between the summer of '02 and our 45th reunion would be an ideal time; an effort would be made to plan a cruise to Bermuda from perhaps Norfolk, Charleston, or New York City in April or May of '04. John Anthony has begun the process of getting a list of "possibles" for this cruise. Explorations for a suitable cruise line to meet the high expectations of our Class and to uncover the most reasonable terms will commence shortly. This cruise will be restricted to the Class of '60 (from USNA and possibly USMA and USAFA) and their spouses only. Interested parties should notify John Anthony. Be sure to include your mailing address for sailing instructions as the departure date (yet to be announced) approaches.

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The following update on the Class Project was sent by Ed Clexton (10); Over the weekend of 19 January, members of the Class Chair Finance Committee and the Chair Selection Committee met with the Superintendent, the Academic Dean, and the USNA Foundation to establish "next steps" for our Class Chair Project.

We are not far enough along in our fund-raising as yet to get into final Chair selection and staffing (we need your help â&#x20AC;&#x201D;$$), but we have accumulated enough cash to do something less permanent but very meaningful this coming academic year. We have agreed with the Superintendent and Dean to provide $15k for a "Class of '60 Distinguished Visitor Program in National Security Affairs" for academic year '03-'04. The Superintendent and Dean have committed to find one or two high profile, nationally known experts to conduct seminars, one in the fall and one in the spring, on present day national and intemational security topics for the Midshipmen and the faculty, and possibly a wider audience.

This allows us to start fulfilling our intentions to enhance the USNA academic experience. If this is successful, we will continue to fund a limited program until we have the funds necessary to select and fund a permanent chair All involved, both Chair project committee members and the USNA leadership, see this as a very positive step for our Class and hope it will also cause many of you who have yet to participate in the project to "step-up" and join those that have already committed to help.

Sadly, over half of the Class has still not committed, but many have told me and other members of the Chair committees they are waiting to hear more exactly what we intend to do. So, assuming you agree that helping our future Naval and Marine officers to better understand National and International Security issues is important, and a most noble objective, please take the time now to call or email one of the following Classmates with your commitment to help: Chair Finance Committee: Ed Clexton (clexboeck@aol.com; 757-491-2141) Bill Zierden (WMZierden@aol.com; 410-280-9524) John Michalski (navygoat@msn.com; 410757-6429) Tom Paulsen (MnTPa@aol.com; 703-299-8854) Hank PhilUps (FieldPhil@ aol.com; 410-626-0232) or if you prefer, the Chair Selection Committee: Clexton and Zierden, same as above; Roy Smith (rsmith@stem.nyu.edu; 973-746-7128) Hank Chiles (HanKaty@aol.com; 703-941-6351) Ron Brandquist (ronbno49@aol.com; 410849-3346).

A "by-the-way;" this combined Class and USNA leadership effort has been described as a "blueprint," which the Foundation will offer for future Class efforts. You will see something from them (also) in a future Shipmate citing our efforts in hope that other Classes will follow.

Cooper, Eilertsen, Powers, lanucci, and Whelan at Little Creek

SoCal group meeting at Darmy's Place

Moylan, Hinkle, Hink's son, Ames, and McCusker tailgating

Hinkle, Moylan, McCusker, and Ames at the game

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Pres; RADM Arlie Campbell, USN (Ret) Corr. Sec'y: CAPT Roger Onorati, USN (Ret.) 1756 Point-No-Point Drive, Annapolis, MD 21401 h; 410-849-3812; w: 301-261-8862 f: 301-261-8669; e: roger.onorati@196I.usna.com Webmaster; winfree @ shore.intercom.net web site: www.USNA61.org As I complete this column for submission, I note with supreme indifference that it is the eve of St. Patrick's Day...a feast day that folks of my persuasion are loath to acknowledge. Now if there was ever to be a celebration in honor of St. Guido or St. Giuseppe, that might be something to get excited about.

Right now, I'm staring at my computer screen, but can't really concentrate. Looking out my window, I see the last vestige of the great snowstorm of "ought three" melting away. Trath be known, my thoughts are not totally concentrated on this column, but rather on my golf swing, which unlike a fine wine does not seem to be getting better with age.

The good nooze for my loyal critics is that this column will be a short one. I'm trying to get on the good side of my evil editor, Edbert, who literally begged me and my fellow scribes to keep our May columns short in view of the copious size of the Alunmi Donor Report found elsewhere in this issue. Fortunately, this request coincided with a month that produced a record paucity of inputs from fellow WGNACers, so the laws of nature seem to be intact.

Cyberspace Nooze Jack Matechak (I): My wife, JoAnne, died on 11 March after an unsuccessful bout with cancer We brought her home from the hospital under hospice care. We have a tradition here where we put our Christmas tree out on our back deck with lights still on and really enjoy it when it snows—does snow a lot in northeast Pennsylvania. We brought Joanne into that room and at sunset when we tumed the lights on a great big smile came across her face and she thanked us for bringing her home. She pretty much went to sleep last night and never woke up. Hopefully she was pain free and at peace with us and tiie world. Our sons, Jason and Michael, and myself were at her side. We want to sincerely thank all of you who offered prayers, sent flowers and cards, and have been so supportive.

Our Class Vice President for social affairs, Joe Kasales (14) has two reports.

A good time was had by all eight couples who attended the Dark Ages dinner at Pulcinella's on Thursday, 20 February.

Attendees were: Shirley and Joe Kasales, Chris and Paul Umberger (15), Jill and Jerry Smith (8), Mary Earl and Charley FarreU (21), Brenda and John Morris (7), Mac and Rod Bubeck (11), Connie and Skip McGinley (13), and Linda and Ron Campbell (15).

The following were in attendance at the March luncheon: Jerry Smith (8), Joe Kasales (14), Arlie Campbell (3), Bob Denis (19), Bob Glover (8), Joe Kiel (7), Bob Fitch (6), John Morris (7), and Tom Murray (2).

Joe Sullivan (11); My wife, Susan, and I went to Disney in January with two of my three children and five grandchildren. We spent three days and two nights and lots of money, but it was well worth it. My son, Robert, lives on Cape Cod with his lovely wife and two children. Robert and family spent an additional five days with us here in Tallahassee. I am still working full time plus, but I really enjoy what I do (nurse anesthetist).

It is very rewarding and I get a lot of satisfaction from it. We are currentiy in the process of moving, or rather buying and selling, then moving. It will be both downsizing and upgrading. My son can't understand how I can move from a larger house to a smaller one and spend more on it. There is another Classmate of ours here in town, Paul Moses (24). He is here and doing well but I have to admit I have only seen him a few times.

Graham, Larry Lubbs (17), Ned Kuhns (7), Charlie Stewart (6), Breeze Stewart, Fran Rohdenburg, Jay Decker (7), Carole Decker, Boots Sandefer, Howard Sandefer (5), and Marco Bruno (1). Tom McNicholas (9) was the photographer

Ned also has the following message for the Tidewater, VA, folks. During my absence from the area until September, Ken Craig (7) (KSCNead@aol.com) has kindly agreed to assume the area coordination functions, including the monthly Class luncheons. I have the Longbranch reserved for us at 11:30 a.m. each second Thursday of the month this year so Ken will be sending out the usual reminders as I have tried to do. Longbranch tells me they are doing some renovations so we may be asked to move from our usual room but they will find another suitable room for us. I'll join you as soon as I get back in town.

If you have any address changes, please tell Ken and copy Howie Winfree (winfree® shore.intercom.net) for the Class web site database. If you need to send out a general message to all 1961 members in Tidewater, send your info to Ken and ask him to distribute it.

Upcoming Class Events Washington area Class luncheons on Tuesday, 13 May and 8 July 2003.

"Get It Done With '61"

Don Coidlahan (6): The photo attached shows my new look— bald pate. Did it to show a wee bit of support for all the active duty doctors and corpsmen deployed from Balboa who have had to shave their domes due to lack of hot water to wash hair Now I need it to grow back in time for my daushter's Julv wedding-

Don Coullahan bares it all for the troops

Ned Kuhns (7): Attached is a photo of the Tidewater WGNACers at their Valentine Day shindig.

Left to right are: Bob Graham (18), Kurt Rohdenburg (20), Fred Lowak (7), Peg

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Pres; CAPT Richard J. Hayes, USN (Ret) h; 703-461-3582; e: USNA62@erols.com Sec'y: CDR Howard S. Puiskey, USNR (Ret) PO. Box 3380, Annapohs, MD 21403-3326 h: 410-974-1962; e: PINSK62@aol.com web site: http;//1963usna.topcities.com Greetings From Annapolis The glorious month of May is here. The flowers are in bloom and the Academy looks as beautiful as ever. Later this month the Blue Angels will perform their magic for all to see and the Class of 2003 will join the long blue line. Tempus Fugits.

Here's our Class news for this month of May. In Memoriam It is with great sadness that I inform the Class of the recent passing of two of our friends and Classmates, Tory Martinelli and John Cleater.

Salvatore A. "Tory" Martinelli, 62, a retired captain in the Navy Civil Engineer Corps who was an executive with Earth Tech Inc. of Alexandria, died of cancer 22 Febraary at his home in Alexandria. CAPT Martinelli served in the Navy for 27 years and retired in 1989 as commanding officer of the Chesapeake Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command at the Washington Navy Yard. Earlier he had assignments in Morocco, Italy, and Spain. He served as a SeaBee company commander in Vietnam during the war there. After his military retirement, he became an environmental and civil engineer with private firms. He first worked for Buffalo based ecology and environment. He later worked for Law Engineering in ChantiUy, ICF Kaiser in Fairfax, and most recently, Earth Tech,

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where he was vice president in charge of the fimi's work for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. CAPT Martinelli, who lived in Alexandria since 1967, was a native of Medford, MA. He graduated from the U.S. NavalAcademy in 1962 and received a master's degree in engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1962. Among his military decorations were three awards of the Legion of Merit, two awards of the Meritorious Service Medal, and a Navy Commendation Medal widi Combat "V." Survivors include his wife of 40 years, Jill Martinelli of Alexandria, two children. Jack Martinelli of Wilmington, DE, and Melissa Martinelli Parker of New Canaan, CT, and a sister Funeral services took place at Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday, 1 April, at 2;45 p.m.

Interment took place at Arlington National Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of Northem Virginia; 9300 Lee Highway, 5tii Hoor, Fairfax, VA 22031-1207.

John F. Cleater, of Key Biscayne, passed away on Friday, 7 March of cancer. He was bom in Brooklyn, NY, in 1939 and graduated from the Naval Academy of Annapolis, MD, with a degree in nuclear physics. He served in the Navy for ten years, rising to the rank of lieutenant commander of the submarine, HENRY L .

STIMSON. Among numerous honors, he received a medal for his service as operations and intelligence officer on GURARD. He joined Xerox in its formative years, applying his curiosity about and enthusiasm for technology to a new generation of data processing. During his 30 years working for Xerox, he moved all over the country with his family and in each new city he formed relationships with local artists whom he supported by collecting their art. This passion for art grew into JC Fine Arts, the art dealership he founded specializing in paintings and sculpnire of the 20th century, including the work of a local Miami artist, Purvis Young. John carried with him an abundance of positive energy and insight, recognized and cherished by everyone around him. He is survived by his mother, Lillian, his son John Jr., his daughter, Andrea, his grandchildren Tabitha and Juan-Carlos, his former wife, Jodi, and his companion. Vera Cupido. To visit this guest book online, go to www.hearld.com/obituaries. A memorial service was held on 11 March 2003, in Key Biscayne, FL, with his family and friends attending.

The Class extends its' sincere sympathies to the families and friends of our dear Classmates Tory and John.

Class News Our good friend, J.D. Runnels shows the '62 flag this month. His note and photo's shows that our flag will be seen in all places.

I am sending two pictures taken with our flag while Linda and I were on my high school Class' 45di reunion on a Caribbean cmise. We had an absolute blast. The first picture, at the post office, is at a place where some people have been telling me to go for years.. .and I got there with our flag. This was Hell Grand Cayman. The second is one of an old Air Force aviator, later Navy Jag, who did not take kindly to sea duty.. .but there he is at sea\ Naturally, it was taken in a bar during a party. Hope diey can be used to show our flag at all die best places.

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JD with the '62 flag

JD and Linda Marty and Jim Henderson (jimhenders@ aol.com) have retired to Gettysburg, PA. He sends us the following note: Having enjoyed many years working in Defense industries at Vought Aeronautics, Westinghouse Defense, Norhtrop Precision Products, General Dynamics Air Systems and supporting many small manufacturers in Oklahoma, we have "retired" to Gettysburg, PA. Marty has worked in the operating room of as many hospitals as I have industries and was honored as employee of the month January 2003 at Stillwater Medical Center, Oklahoma.

Retirement for me is working at two new endeavors, both under the caption of: "The Miniature Train Station." I will continue to provide strategic planning and consultation process improvement, with educational training in that area. I will also design and produce model train layouts for the young and young at heartâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;focus is on u-gauge and g-gauge systems. Lots of fun. We are both looking forward to being active in the Class activities now that we are back within range. For the record we are

at 65 Palace Drive, Geltvsburg. PA 173258183; 717-337-9984.

George Fitzgerald, now living in Delaware thinks this article from a Washington Post story

by Nelson Hemandez, concerning the Naval Academy tradition of the Black N, needs distribution to the Class; They lurk in the shadows of the US Naval Academy, upholding 90 years of tradition as bad boys of the Brigade. Tonight for one evening only, they step into the light. They are the Black N's, midshipmen who have racked up so many demerits that they wear black emblems as a badge of dishonor and a parody of Navy athletes' gold N letter sweaters.

Viewed with a mix of caution, odd envy and some disdain by their mle abiding Classmates, Black N's represent something of a secret society among the 4,000 midshipmen. And it's been that way since 1912. The members, typically numbering about two dozen a year, keep their sweaters under wraps until the annual Halloween dinner, for which the Academy relaxes its uniform rales. Only then do they parade into the dining hall showing their tme colors. Academy officials react with grim faced silence. The Black N is not part of any regulation uniform and the behavior necessary to earn one is anything but by the book.

For a few midshipmen, a letter of distinction.

"I guess you'd call us not mainstream midshipmen," said Peter Gol was, a 1962 Academy graduate who got his Black N after he was caught returning from a boozy evening in Annapolis. We kind of thought it was our mission to challenge those mles and regulations, to be on the edge, if you will, and see how far we could go with this stuff. The Black N letters mysteriously appear in a recipients clothes closet, placed there by Classmates who break the mles by doing so. To get one, a midshipman must tread a fine line, breaking enough regulations to be mischievous but not enough to get kicked out of the Academy. Black N's are not given for the worst kind of misconductâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;lying, cheating, stealing and criminal acts, all of which almost always result in what the Academy calls "separation." Yet pranks in the annals of Black N lore are as many and varied as the pages in the Academy's telephone-book-size list of regulations.

Sneaking into town. Taking sweet revenge on upper Class tormentors. Smuggling contraband into dorm rooms. These are among the deeds that will gain a midshipman membership in the club. In 1958, you could get a Black N for keeping a television set in your room.

That's how Sen. John McCain '58 (R-AZ), a graduate of the Academy who endured years of captivity in the Vietnam War, came within a hairsbreadth of joining the Black N society.

McCain and his friends hid their TV inside a pipe locker on the fourth floor dorm hallway, bringing it out on weekends to watch boxing matches and episodes of "Maverick." All was well until their company officer got wind of die TV and demanded that someone be held accountable. McCains friends played rockpaper-scissors to decide who would take the punishment, but excluded McCain, whose high jinx were already legendary. If McCain had been fingered, he could have faced expulsion, his friends from that era said. Academy officials long ago lost their sense of humor about the Black N. Informally, the Academy has tried to end the tradition by giving wayward midshipmen a number of demerits just short of the amount necessary to earn the letter, according to a graduate of last year's Class. These days it 135

takes 100 demeritis to get a Black N, said the graduate, who spoke on the condition that he not be named. Current students can get into hot water with Academy officials by talking about Black N's to the media. Public affairs officers would not allow a reporter to attend the famed Halloween dinner And bumping into a midshipman on the street who admits to being a Black N is, increasingly, like finding a needle in a haystack. "There used to be somewhere between 20 and 30 of them at any given time, but the numbers are dropping" said one recent Academy graduate. It wasn't always that way.

Shananigans have been a hallowed tradition at the Academy since its founding in 1845. The first Black N was minted on 11 November 1912, when a pair of friends, Eric Zemke 1913 and George Wolf 1913, tested a new mle that midshipmen who had committed a particularly outrageous offense would be sentenced to stay aboard REINA MERCEDES. The craiser, captured

in the Spanish American War, was anchored at the Academy until 1957. Something's have changed between then and now. Drinking, now a major no-no, would have resulted in a warning "cmise" aboard REINA in old times, whereas sneaking a woman onto campusâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;the Academy has admitted women since 1976â&#x20AC;&#x201D; would have ended the offending gentleman's career History does not record what Wolf and Zemke did to incur the wrath of their superiors, but both served 56 days aboard the REINA, where they were required to spend nights and weekends and still attend Classes and drills.

They ate enlisted mens fare, slept in a hammock and visitors were forbidden, according to one author writing in the schools Alumni magazine. Yet fellow "convicts" kept up their spirits and even sang a ditty as they marched to Class: So we'll drink a cup of tea To our friends in custody.

We're the boys on board die REINA MERCEDES.

Black N-worthy exploits were celebrated in the Academy's yearbooks during the World War I era, with members' pictures collected under headings like "Dangerous Desperadoes."

Robert Heinlein, a 1929 graduate who went on to become the father of modem science fiction writing, got his Black N for slipping away from his ship during a craise, according to his dossier, kept in the Academy's archives. The 1917 yearbook spoke out in defense of demerits as it told the story of one Black N member: "Demerits, however, are not a token of deficiency, but when not acquired viciously, are a healthy sign," the anonymous biographer wrote. "There is something splendid, something magnetically independent, about the man," the works of 85 years ago echo today among some alumni who eamed the dubious distinction. There is a trace of sadness hat times are changing." When you live on the edge like that, you leam a whole lot about yourself and a lot about what your priorities are," said retired Marine Colonel John Ripley, a 1962 graduate who won his Black N with Golwas, his partner in crime. He went on to receive the Navy Cross for heroism in Vietnam and was recently given the Alumni Associations Distinguished Graduate Award alongside former President Jimmy Carter '47.

Golwas made the case that the Black N has littie to do with how a midshipman will fare as an officer "Those who don't take risks are more at risk when push comes to shove," he said. He doesn't regret what he did at the Academy. "I think a lot of people thought we were a littie crazy, we thought we were awfully cool."

P.S.: from the story, in the curtent era at USNA, black N's have been banned from Brobes whether Navy or surrendered Army. A moment of silence please, for the great loss, followed by a rain of toads upon the perpetrators of this ban! The article raises some interesting 21st Century USNA multicultural issues. So who will be the first female midshipman to earn the Black N? Who among us can help show her the path? Is there yet a Black A at Army? Have they developed enough? How can we help?

Homecoming Photos Continuing our 40th Homecoming Class photos we offer the Ninth, Tenth, Ilth, and 12th Companies for your viewing pleasure.

That's our Class news for this May 2003 issue of Shipmate. Keep your cards, letters, and photos coming in and when you travel in the country or intemationally, take along your '62 flag and take a photo in all places.

Keep in touch. Until next time.

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Time is rashing by and there are now less than five months until the Class of 1963 reconvenes in Annapolis for our 40th Reunion. Have you made arrangements for your travel and accommodations yet? If not, get to it! The events begin Shipmate, May 2003

on Thursday, 18 September, and will conclude on Sunday the 21st. We're going to have a grand time being together again and you should be part of the assembly. For details and information about the latest developments, check the Class of 1963 web site now and from time to time in the weeks ahead. The address appears above.

We'll see you in Annapolis!

Earlier this year I published Tony Nargi's account of his MIG kill—the last downing of an enemy aircraft by an F-8 Crasader. In response to my question about Classmates who might have been involved in air-to-air combat between MIG's and A-1 Skyraiders (a.k.a. Spads), Mike Cronin supplied this narrative; There was such an incident. It happened on 20 June 1965. The A-Is were from VA-25, then operating from MIDWAY. A pair of MIG-17's jumped a flight of A-Us. The A-l's kept their cool and maintained formation and mutual cover while tuming tightiy and descending.

Pretty soon they were down fairly low and one of the MIG's overshot badly while attempting to line up for a shot. Two of the Spads eased their tum and hosed him down and he crashed into aridge.The other MIG took off. Credit for the kill was shared by Charlie Hartman and Clint Johnson '60. I was on MIDW.W at the time, flying A-4's in VA-23. Our Classmate Carl Doughtie had been in VA-25. but had been killed in action a few days before on 10 June 1965. I flew many missions over North Viemam before I was shot down—125 or so, I think. Because our Navy fighter cover was so good. I only saw MIG's in the distance a few times during all those missions. A-4's flew many thousands of missions all over North Viemam but none was ever lost to a MIG. That speaks very well for Navy fighter tactics and Navy fighter pilots. Those guys kept the MIG's out of the picmre very effectively. One A-4 did shoot down a MIG. A guy by the name of Ted Swartz got up close and personal behind a NOG-17 and blasted him with a zuni rocket.

Thanks, Mike! That's a good story, even though it appears that none of our Classmates were involved.

Tom O'Brien, Fran and Tom Reemelin. Kate and Jim Ring. Gene and Dave Robinson, Jan and Phil Rooney, Fern and Ian Sargent. Betty and Matt Small, Ellen and Mike Bracy, Jackie and Mike Cronin, Sami and Roger Glaes. and Elaine Steiger—widow of Bob Steiger. A great big tliani: you goes to Spence and Andrea Johnson and Phil and Jan Rooney for coordinating the event this year and "Making it Happen." We look forward to even more of our Classmates joining us next year Late last year, Carla and Jeff Miles managed an extended trip from their home in Annapolis which included quality time with children and grandchildren, reunions with '63 Classmates, and lots of "down time" in always wonderful Hawaii. Here's Jeff's report; Carla and I went to Hawaii on the 29 November 2002 and returned home on 10 January 2003. We had a great trip! During the first week we took care of the grandchildren while our daughter. Erica Miles '87, and her husband David Smith '87 went to one phase of his PXO/PCO school in San Diego. Erica had just gotten off her active duty callup. David, Erica, Jacob, and Julia left for Australia and New Zealand in mid-December for almost three weeks. We stayed at their beach house on Marine Corps Base Hawaii and took care of the dog. We played golf, enjoyed the view of the beach, and just in general relaxed. Hawaii is worth the visit, but I am not sure we would want to live there.

We did get in touch with Ros and Tom Miller, who have decided to stay in Hawaii permanently. We had a delightful lunch with them in Honolulu and caught up on what they have been doing for the last ten or so years.

(Those good football season tickets we have at Navy-Marine Corps stadium were passed on to us by Tom.) Tom continues to teach at lolani High School and enjoys it to the hilt. Ros keeps very busy with community activities. Their children, Rossie and Ward, have grown up and are prospering as we would hope all our children would. We took up where we left off the last time we were together I think that is a common feature of Naval Academy friendships.

So far, 2003 has not been good to us. Last month I reported the deaths of Ray Vaughan and Bob Hecht, whose obituaries are set to appear in the "Last Call" section of Shipmate.

Ray's will appear in this issue and Bob's is scheduled for the June issue. As I was wrapping up this column I received word that Roger Rahl had died from cancer on 22 Febraary in Birmingham, AL. I hope to have additional details to share with you next month.

Thanks to Bob Forster for sending this news from the social event of the winter for our DCarea Classmates and their ladies.

Tom and Ros Miller (front) with Jeff and Carla Miles On 7 Febraary, the Classes of '63 gathered at We spent Christmas Day and New Years Day the Army-Navy Country Club in Arlington, with Judy and Jerry Jordan. Additionally, we VA, for the fourth annual Classes of '63 went with them to the Mongolian Barbecue at Valentines Dinner Dance. USNA again led the the Marine Corps Base Officer's Club. Without way with 37 Alumni attendees; USAFA foltheir coaxing we might have missed out on this lowed with 24, and USMA with six folks. great opportunity. Judy is the consummate Several of our Classmates traveled from out of hostess and Jerry is a very congenial host who town to join us this year All who were there keeps the wine flowing. We are rooting for agreed that it was a wonderful event with good their daughter, Julie, to make it into the food, nice music, and great company.

Academy this summer She is a charming Attending from USNA "63 were Judie and young lady who would be a positive asset to George Fister, Sharon and Bob Forster, the Brigade. She rans fast too. Judy and Jerry Andrea and Spencer Johnson, Barbara and have also hosted Erica, David, and the kids on Larry Marsh, Karen and Dan Koczur, occasions when we could not because of disColette and Roger Mehle, Margaret and Fred tance. Jerry represents Johns Hopkins Applied Meyett, Caria and Jeff Miles, Betty and Jerry Physics Laboratory at ComSubPac. Mulholland, Sami and Roger Glaes, Ann and Shipmate. May 2003

I have been notified by Tony Hastoglis '55, president of the Central Virginia Chapter of our Alumni Association, that a Class of 1963 ladies miniature Class ring was found in an athletic club in Charlottesville in June 2002. It was in the lost and found there until seen and retrieved by a member of that Chapter recently. The ring has a green/blue stone. It is engraved "Paoger with love." Several folks have examined the inscription and agree that the name is "Paoger," not "Roger" If the ring belongs in your family, or if you can supply info about who it may belong to, contact Bobbi Collins (Bobbi.Collins@ usna.com; 410-263-4448) at the USNA Alumni Association.

Jim Ring has supplied this information about one of our most distinguished and colorful Classmates; When in Cincinnati recently, I caught up with Joel Warshaw, a 16th Companymate.

Joel was a Marine A-6 pilot after graduation and won the Silver Star for some of his heroics.

It was downgraded from a Navy Cross recommendation. He had earlier sent me the last picture of my USNA roommate Jim Patterson alive. It was taken when Jim visited his Marine brother in Vietnam.

After the Marines, Joel went to work for the Northwest Airlines, but a short time later they fired most of the pilots in a labor dispute. He barely knew what happened. He went to work for Proctor and Gamble and retired from there a couple of years ago. In his spare time, Joel started working with the Warten County, OH, Sheriff's Department as a volunteer They were so impressed with his work that they asked him to go through training to become a deputy sheriff. Joel was always in great shape and today looks like he did 40 years ago. I remember he used to ace the fitness test each year, especially in the pull-up area. Anyway, he did better in the training than most of the 20 and 30 year-old candidates, especially on the physical fitness side. I have enclosed his official deputy sheriff picture. He will be at the 40th!

Deputy Sheriff Joel Warshaw The citation for Joel's Silver Star is on the Class of 1963 web site. For our readers who may not have ready access to the Intemet, here is the citation in full. It's quite impressive.

Citation: award of the Silver Star For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action while serving with Marine All Weather Attack Squadron 242, in connection with operations against the enemy in the Republic of Vietnam on 31 October 1967.

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Charlie Helsper, Reed Farrington, and Grant Telfer. They are inspecting Reed's Luctcy Bag picture and confirming that his home town is listed as Kiwi Valley, GA. Reed, a native of New York, somehow convinced the Luclcy Bag editors that Kiwi Valley and Farrington sounded good together What a character! Reed always enjoys pushing the envelope.

Don't bother to look in your road atias; Kiwi Valley, GA, doesn't exist. Or maybe it does, but under another name such as Shangri-La. And that's it for now. Keep those emails, cards, and letters coining to me. We need your participation.

See you at the 40th!

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'63: Where is Kiwi Valley, GA? defended area in North Vietnam. Despite the lack of radar significant checkpoints, he effectively utilized his aircraft's complex navigational system to fly by instraments through the darkness to arrive at the initial point of approach to the target area. Aware that his aircraft had come under hostile radar surveillance, he skillfully flew his aircraft in a high speed low altitude approach, often descending to seventy-five feet, in order to break the North Vietnamese radar lock on his plane and to avoid the antiaircraft fire as he approached the target. Undaunted by the enemy's surface-toair missile defense, radar-controlled antiaircraft weapons, large bartage balloons trailing cables to the ground throughout the target area and the threat of hostile aircraft. Captain Warshaw courageously maintained his low level approach to the target. Less than a minute from the target release point, he observed a surface-to-air missile launched against his aircraft. Instantly, he maneuvered his aircraft in evasive action that succeeded in eluding the missile. At tree top level, he rapidly made precise heading corrections and climbed to 500 feet to deliver his ordnance with pinpoint accuracy on the target. Returning to a low level flight pattem, often at only fifty feet altitude he maneuvered his aircraft through extremely intense fire as he departed the area. By his bold initiative, dauntless courage and superb airmanship. Captain Warshaw was instmmental in the destmction of a vital target, reflecting great credit upon himself and the Marine Corps and upholding the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.

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The past year here as been busy. In March my stepdaughter, Stephanie, delivered my fourth grandson, a cute littie guy named Blake.

He's walking now, ricocheting off of everything. Summer just evaporated. Time seems to do that. In November my mother died. She was 89 and had been quite healthy through the summer Unfortunately, at 89 it doesn't take much.

We did get all the kids and gi'andchildren to Pinehurst for the funeral. It was on the day of that monster ice storm. Mom would have appreciated the spectacular sendoff It feels odd, and sad, to be the oldest one in the clan.

As long as no one thinks that makes me the wisest I guess we're okay. At Christmas Angle, my other stepdaughter, got engaged. She and her fiancee are pharmacists so 1 think I have my own prescription drug benefit. They want to get married next October I continue to drive the rich and occasionally famous around in a Citation X. We are in contract negotiations now, and hopeful of a substantial raise. As usual, negotiations drag on forever I feel for the young and anxious types who have already spent their anticipated raise.

It could be an expensive financial management lesson. Fortunately, I get a large effective raise in May when Angle finishes school at Purdue.

Sue and I have a ton of house stuff we want to do, plus grandsons to play with. All in all, I think we're doing pretty well. We should see you at the 40th Reunion if things work out.

To wrap things up, here's a short item contributed by Phil Marsden; Here is one last picture from the 2002 ArmyNavy game gathering at June and Chuck Stone's home in Escondito, CA. Around the table are Jay Robertson, Donna Kaup,

To the Great Class of 1964, as summer approaches remember to send in your accounts of vacations and adventures to share with your Classmates. The Shipmate editor asked to shorten our column this month. We'll be back to normal size next month. As usual, I'm going to begin with our President Bemie Maguire's, regular column; As Denny and I scurry to meet another Shipmate deadline, I have just finished a head count for our Tenth Annual Ethics Dinner 169 people will attend the dinner including our guests; 102 Classmates are signed up. In addition, 90 Classmates will be at the lunch and on the engineering labs tour Thanks, Classmates for another superb turnout for this traditional gathering in Annapolis.

We now have two Classmates who report having 14 grandchildren. Ron Bosken and Scott Bushnell, 22nd Companymates, each will have 14 by June 2003. By some strange coincidence, Ron and Scott, along with Jim Baumstark who had the previous high mark of 11 grandchildren all appear on pages 350 and 351 of Shipmate. The world wants to know how many grandchildren Bruce Bowman and Marcus Calhoun have?

Within a few weeks, I will be sending a letter to all Classmates to request funds for 28 chairs in Alumni Hall to honor our Classmates who died due to operational incidents while on active duty. I trast you will all consider this a worthy cause.

Happy birthday to Rusty Keeney, Tom McFeeley, Ed FarreU, and Barry Plott. Each of these Classmates clicked over into our decade in April. The last five birthdays we must celebrate are May and June babies from 1943.

For next month, we'll wish happy birthday to the five youngest Classmates and reveal their names.

Go Navy!

Bernie Maguire received this note from John Palombi; Pat and I really appreciate you taking die time to thank us so formally for helping the Shipmate, May 2003

Class support the Commander Lanny King Memorial Leadership Award. I'll admit that "occasionally" we get caught in a mad scramble to do oiu: small part in supporting the ceremonies, but it is both an honor and a pleasure to represent the Class of 1964 in this endeavor.

E\'er\ time we ha\'e had the opportunity to be involved with this award, we see first hand how the concept behind the award continues to grow in importance with each group of young officers aboard DDG-64. The award has even achieved its own accolades within the fleet and it really is fulfilling CDR King's goal and our Class goal of fostering leadership early in the careers of many superb young officers.

Being the point man brings some BZ's. but what really has made this award such a success has been the loyal support of our Classmates in the Jacksonville area and those who have made the very tough effort to join us on short notice.

The ceremony is always nice, but the mystique of die award is achieved by the camaraderie between oiu' Classmates and their wives with die officers and crew of CARNEY (DDG-64) every year afterward.

Every year folks like John Klein, Scott Bushnell, Brace Taylor, Dick Burke. Steve Jarecki. Bobby Sutton. Jerry Anderson, Tom Raffo. Bill Baker, Dick Bums. Bill Natter, Maurie Kemple. you. our wives, and others have been the glue that made this work.

Without the behind-the-scenes support of the Class executive committee. Grant Fulkerson, Bill Sargent, et al, the award would never have come to fhiition. This is a great Class effort— and that's a lot of Bravo's and Zulu's.

Received this letter from Al Weigel (weigel3849 @ aol .com); I've had these two local papers sitting around for months and am finally getting around to sending them to you. I've lived in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ, for 17 years and never knew Tom was from town. (Al sent articles on Tom Holden from his hometown newspapers.)

As for myself and my wife, Helen, we're still hving in Hasbrouck Heights and operating our business three miles from away from Garfield, NJ. What with plant closings and dietary changes the demand for sausage castings in the North East has fallen off but we're still manufacmring. We've picked up other product lines for the processing of sausage meat and food.

Spent two weeks last September visiting Ireland—flew to Dublin, took a train to Galway and rented a car driving along the southwest coast back to Dublin. Great trip! In the little village of Emily in Tipperary is a large granite memorial at the parish church. Under it are the words: "For those forced to Emigrate" are listed my great-great grandfather's and grandmother's names. They came over during the potato famine. I also found distant relatives that still own and operate the family bakery and general store.

I have become seriously involved in scale models. As a member of a club I build similar models to the plastic models of our younger years. I build and compete locally and statewide with naval marine subjects. The building is the simple part—detailing to make these historically correct is the difficult part.

An average model takes about 40 hours. Thank God for the Naval Institute for the required information.

I spend almost every weekend at a second home on Brigantine Island in South Jersey We've been there for seven years and recently purchased a larger house to accommodate our five growing grandchildren. Most of my time Shipmate, May 2003

on the island is spent fishing primarily for strippers or bird and fox watching with my grandchildren. I envy Len Wass every time I see his pictures with Tom Stick. I've thought about making a trip up to Tom's, but I physically can't handle it. I've had numerous lumbar and cervical spine operations that have left me with a lot of metal in my back and neck. That and arthritis handicap me quite a bit. In fact Dave Tornberg coached me through some of my problems. I understand that he is with the DoD in DC. I've seen him on TV giving briefings.

I speak to General/Admiral Joe Stewart periodically. Strange referting to a Marine as admiral, but it goes with being Superintendent of the Merchant Marine Academy. Joe got the job because he was good in YPs and knockabouts.

Look forward to seeing you at die Ediics Dinner Email from Curtis Coy; I have a good friend who is Class of '64.

Since he always reads Shipmate, but never submits anything, here you go. Spence Hall has been living in Radford, VA, since retiring from the SeaBees. This past December he retired from Virginia Tech University where for 17 years he was the associate vice president for facihties (tech's public works officer). Apart from his family, his beautiful wife, Kathy, daughter, Terry Rae, and sons Rick Coy '85, Andrew, and Ryan, he now spends his time as the president of the Southwest Virginia Alumni Association (SWVAA). Check out his web site; www.swvaa.org, or stop by one of the games this fall in Space llA at the stadium.

The picture below is the proud Spence (PeePaw) with his granddaughter, Addison, at one of the Navy games last year."

PeePaw Spence and granddaughter, Addison Class Craise to Alaska: Reservations are still available for the Class sponsored seven-day Alaska Craise on the brand-new (in 2002) STAR PRINCESS, sailing 23 August 2003. The Classmates who attended the first mini-reunion craise only had good things to say about the craise arranged by Yvonne and Karl Vogeler. If you have not received an email or the recent postcard regarding the 2003 USNA '64 Alaska craise and want details contact Karl at; Acraisefla@aoI.com or call him at 877-6006166 to sign up. Complete information can also be found at; www.cruiseholidaysfla. coni/usna64_alaska_2003_info.html Scott Bushnell also has a link to the craise information under "News for the Class" on the Class homepage. We currentiy have 25 Classmates signed up for the craise.

Please send some updates on what you and other Classmates are doing this summer, especially outside the Washington, DC area! Don't forget photos.

As always, — Dennie Beat Army \

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The ultimate ultimatum is being made as we peck out these words. We can only hope and pray that the difficult decisions made in the next few days will prove to be the correct ones. Of course, the only path known is the one taken, so there is no good in talking about the others.

We have received a long and involved seasonal letter firom Tony Tesoriero. Sorry, Tony, but your deft prose is much too long to include here in its entirety. Tony is one of us who like to take our time in composing our annual letters to family and friends. In the case of Tony, he must be getting paid by the word. There is no way to catch the essence of Tony's letter with a few snippets but we'll give a sample of his style with what follows...

I am 15 days behind the start of last year's letter but I am two days ahead of the start date for 2000's epistle. (I say epistle because, as I review 15 years worth of letters, I notice some of the profound nuggets (be nice) I have shared as I dispense by innate (not hood talk for a form of digestion) ability for guiding my wife and our offspring during critical periods of lifehood (another new word). Of course, starting dates and mailing dates are two different matters. The clock doesn't stop ticking until it is in the mail. However, one correspondent told me I am not the worst, by far They received an Xmas card for Easter Now I have something I can really focus on.

I don't think you recipients (not necessarily readers) appreciate the amount of anxiety and energy (about two times the amount of dark matter in the universe) required to generate a time-challenged Christmas greeting. Like a good wine, the fermentation is slow and arduous, "prohibition" type questioning such as "has he started yet" and "Is he done?" do nothing but hinder the process. However, as with all fermentation, it finally reaches a point where the wasteful gas must be released before anything better will happen. And so, let the fumes flow. Hopefully, inebriation will follow, which is always my chosen course for pain management. Recent research confirms that reading at least two pages (who can stop there) will extend your life by ten years over those who are non-readers. In other words, people who don't read this letter live shorter but fuller lives than those who do. Probably has more to do with font style and size than length, vocabulary and content, none of which are given any consideration by this writer I leave all that to my editor, who is blind as a bat without her glasses, which I usually prop up on the top of her head, so she can't find them when editing is required.

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her, they want to keep her, the GM said he will be her mentor for whatever she wants to do with them. They have done everything except pay her a nickel more, so I don't think this is going to be a long-term relationship. The sales manager just left so they doubled the number of clients she has to service putting a little additional strain on the martiage.

Son, Ron, the doctor has rounded third and has six months left before he completes his residency. He was much better this past year and has been "physically" present at least once a month peaking out at two times some months.

He and his girl friend, Patty, went skiing in Utah at this time last year. They had the opportunity to attend a few Olympic Events—ski jumping for one. The Navy had been a terrorist sleeper cell as far as Ron was concerned. He ignored them and he was hoping they had lost tract of him. The cell came to life in November when they called and told him he had about five minutes to submit his billet preferences for 1 July 2003. (They know that Tesoriero equals procrastination and if given only five minutes he might make the early January deadline.)

There are ten openings for one-year tours on a carrier, six openings for two-year tours with a fleet surgical team and 11 openings at Naval Hospitals both stateside and overseas. They told him he could list anything he wanted but he would probably get a carrier Ron owes them three years so his number one choice was a carrier—VINSON in Bremerton, WA. (I just saw that they have posted VINSON to leave for Iraq this summer) If that is the one he gets, they normally spend six months on station, so he might still get to spend six months doing some of the hiking and skiing he enjoys. His other two choices were both fleet surgical teams stationed in San Diego. Knowing the Navy, he will probably get the one year tour at the Naval Hospital in Keflavik, Iceland. His primary goal, despite the non-peel label on his forehead, is to get as much cutting experience as possible.

Unfortunately, Saddam may give him all the experience he wants.

Although I can't predict what his billet will be, I did predict that Marty (wife) would be at SGL Acotec until either they went out of business or gave her a pink slip. On Monday, 4 November 2002 (the very day the backhoe arrived to begin excavation for our new expensive screen holder (porch), the slip arrived— MT was downsized. The going out of business may still come trae, but may take a little longer This was one of those bad news-good news announcements. The bad news you don't have a job (no body likes me)—the good news, you don't have a job there (she hated going to work for the last two years). The children have been very supportive (which means you know "who" has not) and the surgeon's comment was "he better not come to this hospital".

As we go down the cattle chute of life in 2003, I leave you with an old prayer that was probably tumed into a country and western song that ends: "I asked for everything, so that I might enjoy life.

I was given life, so that I might enjoy everything'."

Thanks, Tony, for that input. Next time, please cut to the quick and tell us the basics of what's going on in your life. Great to hear from you!

Next, we will hear from Dick Zinmierman, who has filed this report on the Class sea story book. There I Was...

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Expenditures Through 4 March 2003: $ 13,416 for printing 1,150 copies, and copyright 2,031 for shipping to buyers and distributors $15,447 Income Through 4 March 2003: $17,169 from sales of 660 copies plus 38 copies in stores plus 70 complimentary copies given plus 4 damaged copies Profit Through 4 March 2003: $1,722 Check for $1,000 sent to USNA '65 Treasury 20 January '03 Will send second $ 1,000 check when we hit the $2,000 profit level 378 Copies Remaining For Sale Thanks to Pete Gness, a copy of our book has been sent to a USNA '68 project being financed by James Webb. This project is to develop a videotape with the theme "USNA in Vietnam." In addition to the stories sent separately to the producer so he wouldn't have to dig them out of the book, as announced in February, I later added Dave Hunter's Memories of Chu Lai and Hot Pad Missions.

For those who missed the Febraary announcement, it said we sent Harry HofTman's story The Rescue, Tom Murphy's story And Then There WereT, and Fred Vogel's story The Night I Mooned the Entire North Viemamese Army. I'll let everyone know when we hear about how the project is doing.

Thanks to Phil Ferrara, our book was reviewed in the April '03 Shipmate.

The book is on display in the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk, CT, (eight copies sold so far), the Mid Store (six copies sold), the Naval Institute Bookstore (three copies sold), and Curiosity Books in Eraser, CO. Pete Gness is arranging for us to present signed books to Company wardrooms from: Joan Robinson Borchers, in memory of Pete Robinson, 16th Company Joan Paul, in memory of Mike Paul, 30th Company Stacey Rogers (lieutenant commander USNR, daughter) in memory of Kevin Rogers, 17th Company Jay Cheney and Bill Zuna, to 12th Company (two copies) Dave Miller, to Sixth Company We'll let all hands know when we've made the presentations to the Company wardrooms.

Thanks, again, Dick, for the continued updates on the great venture that has mmed out well. Of course, you all know that it was Dick who made the whole thing happen. Now, we move to this item from Charlie Morrison; I had the distinct pleasure of spending Saturday aftemoon with Rich Harden, one of the original 1,310 who left before graduation.

He was my Plebe Year roommate who departed after three semesters, got a DVM and spent a career as a large animal vet. He is very proud of his seven year old, but was blown away by Ted Nanz's three week old daughter Rich and I had a great day walking around the Yard and talking about old times. Rich cherishes die memories of our time together and is proud of all of you and your service to the naticui.

We appreciate hearing from you, Charlie. This next one is from Ken Meeks, and takes the form of a press release; Dr Kenneth W. Meeks has been selected for promotion to professor/school of engineering at Tri-State University in Angola, IN. Dr Meeks joined the faculty as an associate

professor in 1997 after obtaming his doctorate from The George Washington University in civil engineering (stractures). Tri-State University is a small, private university diat speciahzes in undergraduate engineering education. Angola is located along the Indiana Toll Road in the northeastern comer of the state, in the triangle formed by the states of Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. Dr Meeks previously taught for three years in the department of engineering at West Point, NY, while still on active duty as a Navy Civil Engineer Corps officer He was one of the naval officers teaching at West Point in an exchange program between the two mihtary academies. His son, LT Michael Meeks, USN, is a nuclear submarine officer from the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1996, currently stationed in LaMaddelena, Sardinia, Italy.

Good to hear from and about you. Ken. Congratulations on the new appointment. Looks as if you are in the "life-Iong-leamers" club. We now move to the final bit of input for this month.

It comes from Ame Soderman (apsoderman® aoI.com) and it contains a request from the son of a deceased Classmate, so pay attention.

I visited last week with Hope Pierson, widow of Dick "Sparky" Pierson, our Classmate who died in an A7 CFIT accident in Japan back in November 1973...can't believe it's been that long but it has to be. During our visit his 32 year old (also hard to beUeve) son, David, who was two years old at the time, called. Included in our conversation was a heartfelt request for me to try to remember any specifics about his dad. I told him that Dick and I didn't go on hberty together but that I remembered him as "the strong silent type" with a presence about him that got your attention without his demanding it. I also recall him always being on the Supe's hst. I also remembered him as being part of the rowing team. (I think I lasted for one run and puke up Weems Creek.) Beyond that I couldn't help.

If anyone has personal recollections of Dick, I would appreciate your passing them along to me at my email address or here on the Foram.

I will forward them on to David or put you in direct contact with him. By the way, Hope is doing well as an artist. Please send any input to Ame via email.

Thanks, Classmates, for your attention and your input. Remember, please that the summer sometimes rans a bit dry for input so be creative and send some good stuff to Dave Anderson at the address found at the head of the column.

Let's Beat Army in all those spring sports.

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Pres: VADM John S. Redd, USN (Ret) Sec'y: CDR IMike Baird, USN (Ret) 63 Franklin St., Annapolis, MD 21401 e; baird@toad.net West Coast Sec'y: Robert G. Johnson Jr., Esq. 30131 Town Center Drive, Suite 147 Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 web site: www.usna66.org Greetings everyone. As I begin writing this, Annapolis is experiencing a record snow storm for this year with 18-36 inches in the forecast.

My last check out the back door indicated about 15 inches and we have another 22 hours of this Shipmate, May 2003

to go. It reminds me of "end-of-term" leave in late January 1966 when we all got a couple of extra days tacked on because of a horrendous storm that hit and drifted to 12 feet or more in some areas. Looking outside, it's difficult to imagine that when this article gets published, we should be enjoying sunshine, mild temperatures, new buds on trees, and lots of flowers. Yet, in a town like Annapolis, snow like this is the subject of much art, and a walk downtown to view the dock and Market Square is right out of a portrait nailery, but real. So we'll enjoy this now and the flowers, trees, and warmth later. Carpe Diem!

Bob Johnson sent me a fax to provide some Class info from the West Coast. As he relates, the Class of '66 may have its first horse ranning in die Kentucky Derby this month. Kathleen and Bob Verratti's horse, Bobby V, a promising three-year old won his first two races in California at six furlongs this fall. Then when asked to go around two tums for the first time, led the race at I 1/16, and finished a very close second to the pre-derby favorite. Vindication.

When asked by Bob Johnson what he thought about a possible run for the roses. Bob Verratti said, "I love the taste of mint juleps in the spring!" Well, I wish the Verratti's success in their attempt, if they choose to try it.

Bob Johnson also reported that Patti and he received a Valentine's Day card from Jan and Skip Stephenson. Jan and he have their Park City, UT, home on the market. He has accepted a new position in Memphis, not operating Graceland, but an offer they couldn't refuse.

Daughter, Carrie, and husband are in Chicago at De Paul University Law School, and their son graduates from Utah this spring. Best wishes for success to Skip in his new job, and Skip, don't forget to send me an address update!

Finally, Bob reports diat the Orange County Alumni Chapter luncheons are now at the Elks Lodge in Santa Ana, on the second Tuesday of each month. Cocktails begin at 11:30 a.m., with lunch served at noon. And, there will be an Army-Navy golf tournament in late June. My thanks to Bob for all his help in gathering West Coast news.

John Gre^ attended die Qass luncheon m Febmaiy and afterward sent me the following email.

At the end of the luncheon yesterday I offered to assist any Classmate who is in transition with some career counseling-coaching. I just wanted to make sure that it was clear that diere is absolutely no charge for this. If a Classmate is in transition, and consulting with me would help, I am more than happy to do so.

Second item. At the Service Academy Business Professionals breakfast yesterday, Dave Church '67 of the Alumni Association mentioned diat the ISABRD Directory goes to print in a week and encouraged everyone to check and update their profile in ISABRD online. They dump the online data directly to the printer He suggested putting as much detail as possible in both the "fill in the blanks" section and the narrative section at the bottom.

You can cut and paste your resume into the narrative section. Dave mentioned that ISABRD is regulariy looked at by companies and recraiters seeking to hire Academy grads. I pay for a subscription to ISABRD so I can search the database for contacts within companies I'm trying to sell to, but I think you can maintain a profile on the database without having to pay.

Shipmate, May 2003

If anyone is unfamiliar with ISABRD it is accessed through the "alumni only" section of the Alumni Association web site at www.usna.com.

Anyone wishing to avail themselves of John's offer can contact him on line at jgregg@mileslehane.com. Thanks to John for the follow-up.

Jane Felty emailed several members of the Class to alert them that husband Joe Felty (jwrfelty@aol.com) has recentiy undergone a four-way bypass operation.

Just wanted to let you know tiiat Joe had a quadruple bypass done last Tuesday. Went in on Monday for an angiogram and hopefully a couple of stints, but the blockage was too extensive, so into surgery he went. He is recovering nicely and should get to come home today or tomortow at the latest. Please keep him in your prayers for a speedy recovery and pass this information on to those you think would like to know.

Joe then followed up the evening of 28 Febraary with this email.

I made it home at 3 Monday aftemoon. The docs were good and put most everything back where they found it except for relocating a few arteries and veins. I was given strict instractions: "heal." Feeling better every day. Manny (Lopez) has contacted me and offered some very good advice. Seems he had one almost exacrty like it about three years ago. Just grateful I'm around to write this. Thank you for diinking of us. It had to help.

It's great news that Joe is back on the path to recovery. I know you join me in extending prayers to Jane and Joe for strength and for a speedy and complete recovery for Joe. Bob Branco checked in via email to update Tina's and his status and plans for the future.

I want to thank you for the many years of hard work you have put into keeping our Class together and all of the info you have shared with us. I would like you to re forward your email of a couple of weeks ago when Gene Parchinski passed away. I didn't retain it in my AOL file and I would like to send a letter of ' condolence to his wife and family. I would appreciate it very much. I have been teaching school and coaching baseball in Alexandria, VA, for the last three years—third careers are busy too, don't let anyone else tell you different. Teaching high school is a challenge, but coaching the Mount Vernon High School Junior Varsity team to a 27-1 record die last two years was really fun. Joe Duff would be proud. Tina and I are having fun designing our first house ever, after over 18 moves, almost all from one duty station to the next. We have bought five acres of woods on the Wessakeag River in South Thomaston, ME, one mile from Penobscot Bay. We are planning to build a house with a gorgeous view this summer and spend our retirement days in beautiful midcoast Maine, just south of Rockland. I will probably teach for a couple years until our transition is complete. I hope that all is going well for you these days. Take care and keep doing the good tilings you've been doing.

My thanks to Bob for the update. Hopefully we'll all get a chance to expand to third careers and enjoy them.

And that wraps it up for this month. I hope to have the information from Steve Leubecker on the "Last Call" for Gene Parchinski. These things take a while some times, and to rash them wouldn't do a service to Ann and their children.

Anyway, enjoy the warmer weather.

Interestingly enough, as I complete this article it's five weeks later, and except for major parking lots, and one very shaded spot in my back yard, one might ask, "What snow?" A final thanks to all who shared their stories with us.

Until June—^All the best —^Mike!

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Pres: CDR David E. Church, USN (Ret) Sec'y: LtCol Jim McNeece, USMC (Ret.) 1603 John Worthington Way Crownsville, MD 21032 h: 410-849-3423; f: 410-849-3623 (call before faxing); e: scribe67@aol.com

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Pres: Joseph V. Conway Exec Sec'y; Leo Kuehn 531 Wilson Road, Annapohs, MD 2I40I-I06I e: lkuehn@arinc.com Con: Sec'y: CAPT Gordon I. Peterson, USN (Ret) 7994 Hidden Bridge Drive, Springfield, VA 22153 p: 703-913-5404; w: 202-267-2250 f: 202-267-4020; e: gpeters621@aol.com web site: www.usna68.com When war with Iraq was joined in nud-March, I'm sure we all shared the same experience of spending many hours in front of TV watching the on-scene reports of the sea, air, and ground war. The DoD policy of embedding reporters with operational units raised the level and quality of reporting to new heights. Say what you will about the relative performance of the administration's diplomacy (and lack of it) over the past year, what pride I felt in the courage and professionalism of our Soldiers, Sailor, Marines, Coasties, and Airmen—and our British aUies. Talk about one impressive joint-combined operation!

One of the best editorials I read was in the Wall Street Journal on 20 March. It quoted one of our senior Marines in the field. Here is an excerpt; In explaining the mission of our soldiers, we can't do any better than Major General J.N. Mattis, commander of the First Marine Division now heading somewhere into Iraq.

Here is what he told his troops in his "Message to All Hands" on the eve of war: "For decades, Saddam Hussein has tortured, imprisoned, raped, and murdered the Iraqi people; invaded neighboring countries without provocation; and threatened the world with weapons of mass destraction. The time has come to end his reign of tertor On your young shoulders rest the hopes of mankind. When I give you the word, together we will cross the "Line of Departure," close with those forces that choose to fight, and destroy them. Our fight is not with the Iraqi people, nor is it with members of the Iraqi army who choose to surrender While we will move swiftly and aggressively against those who resist, we will treat all others with decency, demonstrating chivalry and soldierly compassion for people who have endured a lifetime under Saddam's oppression.

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Chemical attack, treachery, and use of the innocent as human shields can be expected, as can other unethical tactics. Take it all in stride.

Be the hunter, not the hunted: Never allow your unit to be caught with its guard down. Use good judgment and act in best interests of our Nation. You are part of the world's most feared and trasted force. Engage your brain before you engage your weapon. Share your courage with each other as we enter the uncertain terrain north of the Line of Departure. Keep faith in your comrades on your left and right and Marine Air overhead. Fight with a happy heart and strong spirit.

For the mission's sake, our country's sake, and the sake of the men who cartied the Division's colors in past batties—who fought for life and never lost their nerve—carty out your mission and keep your honor clean.

Demonstrate to the world there is 'No Better Friend, No Worse Enemy' than a U.S. Marine."

Gen Mike Hagee '68, of course, worked tirelessly on behalf of our Marines during the buildup to and conduct of combat operations in fraq. He met with his forward deployed Marines in Afghanistan, the Persian Gulf region, and other locations in the Middle East in Febraary.

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The home front also dominated news reporting about the war, and in that regard I point your attention to an article on Silke and Mike published by Stars and Stripes in early March. You can view the article on the Marine Corps homepage (www.usmc.mil/cmc/33cmc.nsf/cmcmain) under the "commandant" listing. Click on the listing for "articles" to read it and other news reports about Mike's work as commandant.

The Stripes report was unusual in that it provides a detailed account of Silke's experiences as a Marine wife, mother, homemaker, and worker during the course of her 30-plus-year marriage. "When we first arrived at Camp Pendleton," Silke told Stripes in describing an assignment early in their career, "we had a tour of the housing, and we saw some of the really old stuff and, I mean, it hurts you. And these houses still exist today and still are being inhabited." That concem for the welfare of Marines and their families has dominated her support of Mike through the years and continues today.

"She's always preached an open-door policy with Marine families," Stripes reported, "and being the commandant's wife won't change what she promised."

The pace of preparing for war was frantic during Mike's early months as commandant. The unrelenting demands on his time are not likely to ease gready during the months ahead, so it is good to keep Silke and Mike in our thoughts and 142

prayers as we remember all those who serve the colors during this time of great ttial for our nation.

In that spirit, Janan and Jim Kiffer were at Naval Air Station Pensacola, FL, in early Febraary to witness their son, Jimmy, graduate from officer candidate school and be commissioned an ensign. "The oncoming watch relieves the watch." Jimmy has followed his dad's footsteps, entering flight training shortly after commissioning. "It was a wonderful event," Jim told me, "and it was inspiring to see all the motivated and talented young men and women."

with solid management expertise," said Paul S. Doherty Jr., chairman of the university's board of trastees. "He was our first and unanimous choice to be the new president of Monmouth."

Doherty said the board was confident that Paul "...will continue the remarkable progress that Monmouth University has experienced in the past few years as a strong, vibrant institution."

Paul was cited for his "strategic and critical thinking" who would be dedicated to bringing the university to the next level of success.

VADM Paul Gaffney welcomes Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld to the National Defense University earlier this year (DoD Photo) ENS Jimmy Kiffer and CDR Jim Kiffer, USN (Ret.) take a salute following Jimmy's commissioning in February

In the event any of Jim's friends are wondering, he was not wearing his "grease" blues from first Class year at the commissioning ceremony!

Jim elected to purchase a new uniform for the occasion—that's not his Delta Airlines blouse in the photos! I believe that Jim would probably still fit into his old blues if they were available, however. Diana and I enjoyed the Kiffer's hospitality during a memorable long weekend at their home in Satellite Beach, FL, in January. We both put in a good workout at the fitness center on Patrick Air Force Base on Saturday moming, and I can report with authority that Jim is still an animal in the weight room! My guess is that he wants to compete with fellow quarter-miler Jack Cosgrove in the "Banlon Shirt Competition" at our upcoming 35th Reunion!

Those of you who saw Jack at the 20th will know what I mean. Sorry Jack!

Great news from New Jersey; VADM Paul Gaffney, president of the National Defense University, has been named as the new president of Monmouth University upon his retirement later this year. "He is a highly respected leader

Prior to assuming his duties as the tenth president of NDU, Paul was the Chief of Naval Research. He was appointed by President Bush to the National Ocean Policy Commission in July 2001. His distinguished career has spanned three decades and includes duty at sea, overseas, and ashore in executive and command positions.

Plus, he was one heck of a distance ranner on our cross country and track teams!

Also in the kudo department, John Burks, a program director at ARINC (Annapolis) was a key member of a govemment-industry team nominated by Aviation Week & Space Technology to receive a 2002 "Laurel." The recognition in the electronics category is for the October 2002 implementation of the first U.S. domestic operational controller-pilot data link communications at Miami's Air Traffic Control Center. The Aerospace Laurels are presented annually by Aviation Week & Space Technology honoring individuals and teams who made significant contributions to the global field of aerospace. More information can be found in the 3 February 2003 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology.

Congratulations, John!

'68: The Kiffer family at Pensacola in February: from left: Jessica. Jim, Jimmy, and Janan

'68: John Tschirhart (center) and Earl Kindstrom (right) enjoy punch and cookies during a Plebe Summer reception with VADM and Mrs. Kaufman at the Superintendent's residence in 1964 Shipmate, May 2003

From the West Coast, Jack Vellis submitted thisreporton Denny Yoimg's sister's assumption of command ceremony in Febraary: In a picture-perfect setting on Friday, 21 February 2003. a gathering of '6861-5 attended die Naval Computer and Telecommunications Center change of command ceremony and observed Denny Young's sister (and Gary Jensen's sister-in-law). CAPT Natalie K.S. Young-Aranita, USN, relieve CAPT Susan S. Jannuzzi, USN, as commanding officer The event was held at the ADM Kidd Conference Center on die grounds of die Fleet ASW School, overlooking sunny San Diego Bay under a cloudless blue sky. Attending die impressive event were Natalie's children, Devin and Keane: her modier, Mrs. Betty Young; Cadiy Cannivet and Denny Young; Denny's son and daughter, Chris and Brittany; and a number of relatives and friends—many coming from Hawaii for die ceremony and festivities. Class of '68ers attending included Bev and Gary Jensen, Mary and Dick Evert, Doug Freeland, Mary and Bob Griffin, Jack Holly, Laurie Hyde. Margie and J.T. Lyons, Pat Marvil, Kent McQuerter, Ed Mulhern, Barbara and Dave Myers, Wayne Nonoshita, Connie O'Leary, Ken Pyrz, Joe Sikes, Candi and Amie Sisk, Jack Smith. Karen and Bill "Mick" Taylor. Jun Dreadwell, and Jack Vellis. Also attending were Mary Sikes, the sister of our deceased Classmate, Steve Danaher; and Elisabeth Myers, Dave Myers' daughter The post-ceremony reception was highlighted by a special presentation made by Joe Sikes to cienny's, Bev's and Natalie's mother, Mrs. Betty Young, on behalf of Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld. Joe remarked that the Young family reflected the successes and achievements of many American families that build on the initial courage of ancestral immigrants, and take advantage of the opportunities provided them in die United States. The letter that Joe presented congramlated CAPT Young-Aranita's selection for command, at the Naval Computer and Telecommunications Center, San Diego.

Somewhere in diis note I mentioned "festivities." Well, the festivities occurred that evening at die Young-Aranita home. Lavishly decorated in patriotic red, white, and blue bunting, balloons, tablecloths and napkins—all accomplished by the sure hand of Barbara Myers— family, friends and Classmates gathered to party. It was a "No ka oe" ("the best") bash, with lots of "ono" ("delicious") food from Hawaii.

Diverting Class of '68 attendance was another popular event that same evening. Vice ADM Dick Naughton '68 was the guest speaker at die USNA Alumni Chapter dinner that was attended by a number of SoCal '68ers. Denny expressed the family's welcome and appreciation for all the attendees who came to honor Natalie, and remembered his father who passed away recentiy but who was watching over all of us. Singularly important to celebrate the occasion of Natalie's assumption of command, neverdieless, it was—once again—a happy gathering of Classmates that befit the Class of '68 Southern Califomia tradition of good food and good friends expressing strong camaraderie, spirit, affection, and fun.

Thank you. Jack. After that colorful and detailed description of festivities, I can understand why so many in our Class have such a sti-ong bond to SoCal! The wonders of the Intemet enabled me to contact a Classmate and friend from my hometown of Wantagh, NY, recentiy, John Shipmate, May 2003

Tschirhart (cheerheart@direcway.com). John, a member of the 27th Company for two years, departed the Academy at the end of our Youngster Year after deciding Boat School was not for him. He asked if anyone could help him locate Rich Glantz. Rich went Marine (Torps, but I have no records on his whereabouts. Here is an excerpt from John's note: I worked at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab and attended Johns Hopkins University at night to finish my degree, which I did in 1970.

At the lab 1 analyzed data from Polaris submarines, and I learned all about inertial navigation. I actually went out on a sub for a day at a time occasionally. I just couldn't get away from the Navy I guess!

After four years in diat area I decided I wanted to leam everything and save the world, so I went to grad school to get a Ph.D. in economics at Purdue Univ. I didn't leam everything, and you'll note the world isn't saved, but I did enjoy grad school and knew it was a good choice. While in Indiana Sally and I had our son, Daniel.

After graduating, myfirstjob as a professor was at SUNY Buffalo where we lived for three years. These were the days when Buffalo was the butt of Johnny Carson jokes owing to all the snow. Somewhere in grad school we had driven out to Califomia, and on that trip I first saw the Rocky Mountains and knew that's where I wanted to live. So, after three years in Buffalo, I took a position at the University of Wyoming where I still am today.

John's home is in the foothills on 40 acres near Fort Collins. Judging from the photo he sent, he has one spectacular view of the wilderness. I couldn't resist copying this photo (on previous page) of John (center) and Earl Kindstrom '69 (bkindstt-om@charter.net) taken during a Plebe Summer reception with Mrs. Kaufman at the Supe's residence in 1964! Earl was John's roommate in the 27th Company, but he tumed back, graduated with '69, and served as a naval aviator (ASW) until resigning his commission in 1975. He and his wife now Uve m Reno, NV, where he is a stock broker for Merrill Lynch.

Lasfly, in the continuing series of welcomed stories about Bob "Stump" Steffen that have been submitted in response to his sister's requests (Linda Burke, burke949@cox.net), Zene Gurley (zene260669@aol.com) related the following anecdote earlier this year; I read Slats' recent letter to Linda Burke and thought it might be time to share a memory of Stump with you. In the spring of 1967 or 1968 Stiimp and I went to Florida for spring break.

Aldiough there were many memories of that trip, many of which probably shouldn't be in print, there was one event that stands out.

Shortly after checking into our room at a hotel along the beach in Daytona, our roomfilledup with people, none of whom we knew. It tums out our room, which was on the second floor, was sort of an alternate route to the beach, pool, etc., because of its proximity to the stairs leading to ground level. So, needless to say, it was "instant party." Well, after an hour or so of getting acquainted the party moved out to the beach and pool area. I decided it was time for a swim and told Stump that I was going into the pool.

Surprisingly, Stump decided to follow— surprising because Stump had earned the tide "Aqua Stump" at the Academy for his efforts on the swimming sub squad. Water was not his favored environment. Anyway, Stump dove in

first, and then I followed very quickly. Neither of us had noticed the warning sign that said the pool was not open and was partially drained for repairs. Lucidly, it was only partially drained— or partially filled; it depends how you looked at it I guess. Stump hit the water and the bottom and, shortly thereafter, I did the same. He hit his stomach, and I hit my nose. So, for the rest of spring break, we had to walk around with braises, cuts, and scabs. It looked like we both had been in a car wreck. And that's how spring break began for us. That night there must have been ten or 15 people in our room ovemight, but diat is a different story. My best to you, Linda! I'm looking forward to seeing you in Annapolis for our 35th! Stump truly was a character And he must have been quite a leader, as Slats suggests, because I followed him off diat diving board widiout even looking!

Thanks very much, Zene! We always had a Class reputation for winning the post-game parties, and I am glad to know you and Stump sustained this reputation despite your wounds! All the best. —Gordo

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Pres: CAPT Edwin "Steve" Potts, USNR Vice Pres: F.H. "Mike" Michaelis Sec'y: A.L. "Al" Cipriani Treas: Steve Ward h: 703-864-1775; w: 703-620-2279 Corr Sec'y; Dr. Steve Hudock 6006 Woodlake Lane, Alexandria, VA 22315-2637 703-989-4606; e: hudocst@mail.northgram.com Hey there fellow '69rs spring is in full bloom and this month we salute the Class of '03 graduates, including; Jim Speer was kind enough to provide a great press release regarding the wedding of Jim Slaight '93, son of none other than our very own Jim Slaight; You know how certain current events in your life bring back memories of the past? Well, a wedding my wife, Sandy, and I attended this past October brought back memories of a Newport, RI. I was a student at destroyer school (it was still called that, back then).. .trying to memorize the TAO matrix; Jim Slaight (11th Company) was on the DESCOL Staff, and his wife, Mary Jane (MJ) was pregnant with child number two. On a cold Saturday moming we received a phone call...and I immediately became a babysitter for "littie Jimmy (Slaight child number one) while Sandy and MJ ran off to the delivery room. Now, 28 years later, we were being honored by the Slaights...this time by being invited to attend the wedding of that same young man. Matthew was martied on 19 October 2002, to the former Rebecca Hayter of Vienna, VA. The wedding took place at the Vienna Presbyterian Church, with the reception following at The Galleria in Washington, DC. Mary Jane, as expected, looked lovely. Jim, in his tux, looked surprisingly good for an old guy. Happily sharing the day with Mary Jane and Jim were several former Navy friends. Classmates, and number one son "Little Jimmy" ('93 and now a fighter jock) (see picture) including Ken Bishop, Bob Annis '71, Jim Speer, Deck Harrell, Jim Slaight, Lon Scofield, Jimmy Speer '93, best man for brother Matthew, Taylor Boudreaux 143

(son of Joe Boudreaux '69), Tom Cavanaugh.

Following their honeymoon in Cancun, Matt and Becky retumed to the DC area to live and work. Matt is a defense contractor supporting the Marine Corps Information Technology and Network Operations Center in Quantico, VA; Rebecca works for the Fairfax County School System as a Teacher's Assistant in Special Education. We really did try to get the wives into the picture. However, Mary Jane had them all corralled at the bar...toasting the martying off of the last son, and contemplating the reality that the easy part was done...getting the two sons married off. Now they're looking at "pay up time"...because MJ and Jim's have two gorgeous daughters waiting in the wings!

Having recently married off a daughter, this is going to be fun to watch!

Matt and Becky Slaight cutting the cake In a debut correspondence with Larry Thomson relates;

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As a captain for Continental Airlines in Houston, I have had the pleasure of having onboard some fellow 27th Company Classmates. On a recent flight to Brazil, I found Jerry Witowski napping in first class.

Jerry and I were also squadronmates in VA-34 and sword bearers in our respective weddings.

Jerry now holds the exalted title of president of Goodrich Sensor Systems. It was a treat to be able to chat in person. Additionally, Mary and Rusty Thatcher were passengers on a domestic flight last year. Rusty is a captain with Southwest and lives in the Houston area as well.

On a personal note, I am still married (30 years plus) to Cindy who does oil deals (Petroleum Landman) for ConocoPhillips. We are still paying college tuition for the youngest of our two children. I am a retired captain in the Navy Reserve having wrapped up my career as CO of the reserve TraWing at Kingsville, TX. Pulling G's in an A-4 that I flew as a student was great fun. Although I am a life member of the Alumni Association, this is my first input to Shipmate. Thanks for your hard work as corresponding secretary.

Heyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;that wasn't so hard for Larry to doâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; how about a few more emails from you guys out there near a keyboard? My address in this header is correct.

Norm Bro-wn (usna69chap@cs.com) provided a nice update on his happenings;

'69: Front row, 1 to r: Ken Bishop, Bob Annis '71, Jim Speer; Back row, 1 to r: Deck Harrell, Carl Tull, Jim Slaight, Lon Scofield, "Little Jimmy" Slaight '93 (best man for brother Matthew), Taylor Boudreaux (son of Joe Boudreaux), Tom Cavanaugh

'69: Group photo of the Slaight "kids"...l to r: Erica. Jim, Matthew, Stacey

'69: Norm Brown, Tom Brown, Jessica Brown, Glenn Whaley, and Steve Josephson at the McLean, VA, wedding 144

Long time since I've corresponded and I've only a littie new news to report. After retiring from the Navy as Protestant Chapel Pastor for USNA Chapel, we spent several months in San Diego with our daughter, Carrie, and granddaughter, Elizabeth, while husband and dad, Mark Ludovico '91, was deployed. (Mark has since resigned form the Navy and taken a position with Capital One in Richmond, VA.) In June 2001 we began a one-year interim pastorate in a church near Hartford, CT, where my old roommate, Steve Josephson, is an elder We finished there last June and "camped" widi our daughter. Amy, in White Horse Beach, MA, for the summer while we explored other opportunities. Last fall we relocated to Alexandria, VA, "temporarily" to expand our exploration.

Our youngest, Tom, graduated from the Maine Maritime Academy in 2000 and after an initial craise has located a job with National Imaging and Mapping Agency (NIMA), which required a third mate's license. Tom married Jessica Wallis in McLean Presbyterian Church in Virginia in May of '02 while Ruth and I looked on beaming, as you can see from the picture. Sue and Glenn Whaley came from Alexandria and Marianne and Steve Josephson drove from Hartford to attend, Steve having been my roommate of four years and Glenn having introduced me to Ruth. ff anyone knows of a position, ideally somewhere between Richmond, VA, and Plymouth, MA, which a retired Navy chaplain might like please don't hesitate to contact me at 860-2346757 or by email.

The following message was inscribed on a Tomahawk missile that was poised for dispatched in the Gulf at the time of publication.

This was accomplished by Bill Grimm with technical assistance from the Class of 2000 and the crew of a SPRUANCE Class destroyer in the Arabian Gulf.

To The Terrorist: We Have Not Forgottenl We have not forgotten September 11th, 2001.

We have not forgotten the thousands of innocent Americans that were intentionally targeted and killed that day. We have not forgotten the 14 Naval Academy graduates that were also lost that day. We have not forgotten our great friend and Classmate Kevin Patrick Connors and his family. Nor have we forgotten that our country is a beacon for freedom and hope in a world dial is increasingly direatened by die dark and turbulent foul winds of terrorism.

Today you are witnessing the capability and the focused commitment of free people everywhere that are again answering the call to face the evil you purvey. You may bring us more damage and destraction but you will never extinguish the beacon or die dream.

United States Naval Academy Class of 1969 Well, it's time once again time for nominations for Class Foundation officers and directors.

Specifically, we looked for noms to relieve Steve Potts as president (five-year term), Al Cipriani as secretary (three-year term), and Mike Strand one of our directors (three-year term). Bob Byles and his committee came up with the following slate; Well, it's time once again time for nominations for Class Foundation officers and directors.

Specifically, we have arrived at a slate of noms to relieve Steve Potts as president (five year term), Al Cipriani as secretary (three year term), and Mike Strand one of our directors (three year term) and a replacement for Executive Vice

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President, Mike Michaelis who is stepping down to mn for president. Here's what Bob Byles and his nomination committee have come up with for us to vote on in tfie fall; Pres—Mike Michaehs; Exec VP—Jim Speer; Sec'y—David Ehemann, Steve Hudock, and Tom Klocek; Director—Lanny Hunt, CJ". Snyder, and Mike Snand.

The Foundation held a board of directors meeting on 8 March in Crystal City. In attendance were Mike Michaelis, Steve Ward, Al Cipriani, Steve Comiskey, Todd Creekman, Mike Strand, Tom Klocek, and yours truly.

Business included confirmation of committee plans for 2004 Foundation Leadership Conference, review of financial status, and election plans. The meeting was called to order at 10:15 a.m. and adjoumed at 12:15 p.m. under the stalwart leadership of Mike M. We currently have 227 members in the foundation. If you wish to join and take advantage of a late tax deduction, please contact Al Cipriani.

The tentative schedule for our annual Foundation Leadership Conference, which coincides with our 25th reunion, is on our web site— please mark your calendars for the weekend of 25-26 September 2004 for a great gathering of Classmates. We changed the venue a littie this time. We'll be centered out of the Sheraton Barcelo Hotel in Annapolis, across from the Annapolis Shopping Mall near the old Parole Plaza. (Yes ladies, there is a Nordstrom's!) And we'll have Company/Battalion sponsored dinners on Friday night. Still doing the World Class Tailgate for the game and the semi-formal postgame dining at the hotel on Saturday night.

From the Sheraton, we'll be walking distance from dowTitown and the Yard with tours being arranged by Todd Creekman. Watch this space and the web site for more information!

Beat Somebody! —Steve

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Pres: Lynn Widener Sec'y: CDR Royal Connell, USN (Ret) 1978 Valley Rd., Annapohs, MD 21401 e: njrotc@arctic.nadn.navy.mil Greetings all, due to the inclusion of info on the annual fund campaign, we scribes have been asked to keep it brief. Usually that's not a problem, after all, brief input yields brief output, besides after last month's double decker column, this should be easy. As it tums out I almost have more pictures than text anyway, so here goes.

First, I get to brag about my second granddaughter, Malia Jade Connell,

Grandpa and Malia Jade Jeffrey Ball sent word about an improvised mini reunion of the 15th Company. He lives on the Monterey Peninsula, in Califomia and, over the holidays, his old roommate, Tom O'Brien, visited with his family. Since Jim Hinkle and Pete Crystal live just "up the road" in the East Bay area, they decided to get together for a Sunday afternoon at the Santa Craz Yacht Harbor to catch up with each other Tom is in commercial real estate in Charlotte, NC. Jim is a dentist in Alameda, (BTW, did you see that we have more dentists than any other Class?) Pete is in human relations in Oakland and Jeff is in commercial real estate in Silicon Valley. Jeff promises to update us in another 33 years.

Jack Guameri sent a letter to George Watt '73, with a copy to us, referring to an article about Navy football. Jack eloquentiy states his belief that Navy should seriously consider downgrading the Navy football program to Division lAA or even Division H. He makes the point that we would play teams on a more level playing field (both academically and lineman weight). When questions were asked of our Athletic Director (Washington Post) during the latest of 39 losses against Notre Dame some of the reply had to do with the dollars that the NAAA makes off Notre Dame and Army supporting the athletic program. The article from the Annapolis Capital made mention of the detrimental effect of the recent lack of football success on Alumni donations. Jack maintains that dollars should not be driving the Navy Athletic program or scheduling, and that if any institutions should be the last bastion of the

student athlete it should the service academies.

While I have never believed that we should drop out of the Division I arena, I admit that Jack makes the first really thought provoking points I've heard for doing so. What do you think?

I got an email from Andrew Gallotta '84 (gallotta@rochester.rr.com). He was their Log editor and he and a Classmate, Sean Hilferty '84 are developing an anthology of sorts that will re-visit and perhaps re-capture the spirit of the Brigade's humor magazine. I'll let him tell it; The project includes plans for making backissues available for viewing on-line and providing some historical context to much of the magazine's humor This project also entails gathering the perspectives of past editors. Salty Sams, artists, and writers, along with that of Oreps and administration personnel involved • with The Log. To that end, I am hoping to get some information from you that will help us develop die project. I am asking for die following: 1. Email or contact information on your Class' Salty Sam and Log editor-in-chief.

2. Suggestions as to other individuals who might have insights that would be of historical or anecdotal value to developing the anthology.

3. Your insights and reflections on The Log. The Log was a small part of the Brigade for over 75 years, dating back to 1922 and continuing until 1999. We are hoping to re-capture a littie of the humor that tickled us each month when we were Mids. Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

Marsilio family Finally, Tom Marsilio sent me a real letter and picture taken of his family for their church directory in Mountaintop, PA. There is only a portion of the clan though, as missing are three children, three significant others, and one grandson, all of whom own the original Navy sweatshirt. This family is single handedly keeping the Mid store afloat. Remember when the Mid store only had one sweatshirt? He adds a question on at the end of the note: "How come your address is 1978 and not 1970?" Well Tom, you see it's this way, if you go down the street on this side past 1976, 1974, and 1972, you come to the corner lot where 1970 would be, except that house faces the street that comes into my street and not this way, so there isn't a 1970 on my street. But wait! There's more! Who lives in that house you ask? John Bodnar, I sez. Ring-A-Ding-Ding!

Upgrade to Life Membership before the rates increase on I July 2003!

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Pres; CAPT Perry Martini, USN (Ret.) e: perry.martini@usna.com Sec'y; CAPT Mike Longworth, USN (Ret.) 1145 Birks Lane, Virginia Beach, VA 23464-5826 e: duke.longworth@1971.usna.com Webmaster: John Holland e: john.holland2@verizon.net http;//www.usna.com/classes/1971/usnal971.htm At the request of Shipmate, this is a short colunm. Works out that our Class knew this intuitively, so not all is lost. Today is a significant day as our Commander in Chief has laid out the plan for reducing the threat of terrorist's ability to strike our nation and rid the world of a vicious dictator. By the time we read this, all the world will know the wisdom of his courageous decision. Meanwhile, we pray for the swift victory over tyranny and the minimum loss of life for both our service personnel and the fraqi people.

I am convinced the fraqi people will welcome the departure of the dictator.

A brief note: the March '03 issue incorrectly identified John Eldridge as John Aldridge.

Also, Jim Metzker was listed as Kim. To both Classmates, please accept my apologies. I will endeavor to minimize typos!

The following is a brief note I received from Ferry Martini; Bravo Zulu to Phil Sagi—Phil was recentiy conferred with a Ph.D. from the George Washington School of Business and Public Management (Information Systems). For you 24th Companymates, Phil currently resides in Annapohs.

I received a note with a superb photo from Al Ptak. Al, Steve Dmetruk, and Roger Staubach '64 are in the following photo. Al related the following; Roger was participating in a leadership and management conference and was talking about what he had leamed at the Academy and the Navy. Steve and I couldn't resist telling sea stories and such. What a great guy, and inspirational speaker Hope all is well with you. Go Navy...Beat anybody!

I received yet another note from a long, lost Classmate (keep those cards and letters flowing this way. Classmates!). This one from Steve Grace who says; How's the cow? I was in the Class of '71 but got a med discharge in Febraary of my first year Pat Alexander was my roommate and I couldn't find an email address for him in the Alumni Association Directory. Do you have an email address for him? I haven't had contact with him since 1968 and thought I'd drop him a line. I'm a member of our Alumni Chapter here in Nashville and enjoy our events with the membership of about 75 grads. I'm a prison chaplain, which sometimes makes me feel like I'm still in my Plebe Year if you know what I mean? I hope you had a fabulous Navy career 146

and if you could pass Pat's email address to me, I'd greatly appreciate it. Warmest regards, Steve Bartley '71 Thanks, Steve. Whichever Classmate can assist finding Pat, email it to me and I'll ensure Steve gets the word.

Okay, Shipmate, I must close for now. Let's hope that my next column reports the success of Operation Enduring Freedom and the minimum loss of life for our service personnel. I will note that as I read, John Adams by David McCoUough, our founding fathers understood that freedom has a price which must be paid with the blood of our brave men and women. This recent conflict confirms that we must be willing to fight for our freedom or submit passively to tyranny. God speed.

Duces Viram, —Duke

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Annual Membership: 17% Life Membership: 33%

Pres; CAPT Rick Rubel, USN (Ret) e: rabel@usna.edu Corr. Sec'y: CDR Rich Robison, USN (Ret.) 12695 Catawba Dr., Lake Ridge, VA 22192 e: Scribe72@comcast.net web site: www.usna72.com Class listserv; TheGouge@usna72.com As I write this, war in fraq seems to be upon us. The subject is bringing up a variety of emotions, opinions, and political views.. .on all sides of the issue. However, regardless of your position, the support of our troops and those who must lead them is foremost on our minds. Please remember our Classmates who are in key decision making positions, as well as those who are—and will be—entrasted to secure the peace over the long haul. They need your thoughts and prayers.

This and That Dept. Dave Hogen reports that he ran into Ken Slaght '70 (commander. Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command) in Millington, TN, back in Febraary, apparently sitting on a promotion board. (He tried to scare Dave by asking if he was there trying to get back in the Navy.) When Dave stopped ranning, he met up with George Voelker (commander.

Naval Recruiting Command) and Steve Tomaszeski (commander. Naval Personnel Command), both of whom are traveling extensively. Meanwhile, Dave has left IBM and moved over to Informatica, where he is working with his brother-in-law, Alan Kraft. Dave also reports that Trice and John Harrold's sons.

Brad and Mike, are fully engaged at MCRD. Where in the World is Martinez, GA, Dept.

Bill Rigot (wlrigot@bellsouth.net) knows.

We've been down here for ten years since retirement and have really loved it. We miss the ocean, but we get to Hatteras every August with Jane and Bill Millward '76 to wiggle our toes in the surf for a week. We're having an interesting time in Augusta with the batde between Martha Burke and Augusta National over gender issues with membership. Not quite like the pressure the Academy went thra back in the '70s, but am not happy to keep seeing it come up over a private club.

I saw that my old ship, Niinrrz, deployed to 10 this week. 1 was on her when we didn 'I do

anything with the hostage rescue, except have the White House micro-manage it into oblivion. I sure hope things go better this time.

Sounds like we've got a President we can all salute and follow. It's a great change from the previous occupant of the White House.

Thanks for the note. Bill!

One thing we have a lot more of these days is Class vice presidents, I looked at the Class organization the other day and...golly...I can't count 'em all. Well, it only stands to reason that all of these VPs are "pumped" to make stuff happen. The following from Jeff Beard (Jeffrey @ intergga.ch); I wanted to drop a quick line in my new role as vice president for Alumni Affairs to alert everyone as to a Class project that we're gearing up to support. A number of us have had some discussions on what type of project we might do...and we put a focus group together during our recent Class craise to gather some thoughts. Basically, as Rick Rubel has outlined in an earlier message, there is a growing need for many of us to find some way to connect back to the Academy in some manner The Midshipmen need us, and many of us are reaching the stage of our lives whereby we'd like to give something of ourselves back...our time...our skills...our money.

There has aheady been an expressed interest by a few of our Classmates to help with the funding for the renovation of the new football stadium. However the feedback we're getting from the focus group is that there's more interest in focusing on a specific project that touches all Midshipmen versus only a few, and to find something that deals in some way with the basic core values the Academy attempts to develop in Midshipmen. Key areas identified were in the leadership or preferably in character development areas. So, we're attempting to refine and better define a specific project that would resonate with a majority of our Classmates before kicking off the campaign. Target-wise, we'll need to aim in the $1 million range if we're going to do a really worthwhile project, aldiough a target has not yet been formally set. I hope to report in next month's Shipmate some more specifics after talking with additional Classmates and ranning the ideas past our Class officers for a final determination.

So, I'm issuing a call-to-action to solicit volunteers willing to help me on the campaign committee. Basically people willing to: 1.

Contribute to the project; 2. Help to refine the project scope; 3. Be willing to meet periodically with me; 4. Help screen our Classmate database and; 5. Be willing to make telephone calls, send letters/emails to Classmates. We want to have a well-coordinated approach with good communications if we're to get the message across effectively.

We know that some of our Classmates have a greater ability to give than others, and we're obviously looking at a multi-year approach... people willing to contribute over, say, a fiveyear time-frame. To reach the goal, we'll need a few "6" figure gifts, many more "5" figure contributions, and we hope that everyone will at least consider a "4" figure contribution.

Some Classmates work for companies that do a matching gift program...others may want to consider gifting appreciated stock as a tax efficient option. Anyway, more info, will be forthcoming as we gear up to roll this thing out including some personal communications later on. Any ideas or interest (I need some help on this guys)? Please send your email to my Swiss abode. Thanks!

Shipmate, May 2003

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Annual Membership: 16% Life Membership: 41%

Pres; Tom Storch Sec'y: RADM Tom "TJ" Wilson IH, USN 8310 Gushing Court, Springfield, VA 22153 h: 703-913-0094; e; wilsontom@earthlink.net

"72: The Modey Crew: Rick and Ginna Rubel. Jim and Donna Pledger, John and Gerry Dillingham, Dan and Bev Zuber. Bob and Karen Mariin. Rich and Diana Goldsby, Matt and Susan King, Luke and Gail Williams, Rich and Ruth Linhart, Gerald and Bonnie Cameron, MIDN 2/C Jeanne Cameron, Gary and Donna Johnson, Paul and Sydney Engle, and Jeff and Cecily Beard Cruisin'Dept. Rick Rubel adds the following; Attached is a picture from the craise.

Without mbbing it in to those who couldn't join us, we had a great time! The only thing more fun dian craising is craising with friends.

Classmates, and wives. I don't remember shipmates looking like that when I was sailing the high seas (that would be the wives). At one point we had more dian 70 people signed up, but due to several tilings, I thiidc including world events, we sailed with about 30. The general agreement is that we should do this again sometime in a few years.

As Jeff Beard (Class vice president of Alumni Affairs) mentioned in his note, we had a 90 minute meeting on board the craise with Qassmates and got some great feedback and comments during this "focus" meeting. The entire Board of Officers of our Class has geared up to give their time to Class business.

Executive VP Rich Goldsby is working on updating the Class database with the Alumni Association. This is the key to all future Communications. VP for Alumni Affairs, Jeff Beard has already met with the Foundation to start the Class Project, and he will address this more in the future. VP for Class Affairs, Jim Grover, is putting procedures in place for Class support for the wives in case of the unfortunate, but inevitable loss of a Classmate.

V.R for Brigade Support, Skip Kohler, is working with our sponsor company, 20th Company, to begin the sponsorship of a Leadership Award (a Class of '72 sword) to the graduating Firstie with "Highest Peer Grease."

We have also helped the company with theh wardroom furniture. The company invited us Shipmate, May 2003

to their Dining Out on Friday, 25 April. (Sec'y note: More on that next month.) V.R for Fleet Support, Tal Manvel, is working with MAHAN (DDG-72) contribution of a Leadership Award to die best enlisted and officer to recognize their leadership. Dan Zuber, the Class webmaster, is upgrading our web site. Class Secretary and Scribe, Rich Robison, keeps the information curtent through Shipmate and the Class list server. The Gouge. Jim Klima is our Class treasurer who continues to serve in this position—keeps counting our Class funds. All of these Officer Board Members are working for the Class of '72 as a "collateral duty."

Please take the opportunity, when you can, to thank them for doing the Class business.

Your quiet and humble scribe begs to inform you that yon mailbag is empty, and beseeches you to send emails, letters, snappy photos, or any other suitable fodder for the column. Until next month—heads up and stay safe.

More to Come. D.O. Tried and True With '72

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Classmates, 17 March.. .St Patrick's Day. I sit here pondering what to tell you, knowing it will be May when you read it. What will change between now and then in the worid? We traly live in interesting times.

Well once again my luck is holding out. I have very littie in the mailbag, but the Shipmate staff has asked me to keep it short because of a special and long article in this issue. I'm only too glad to help!

Peter Flynn writes with an update from a Febraary event.

On 14 Febraary ten '73 couples ignored the weather forecasts and met at the Academy O'Club to celebrate Valentine's Day at the annual dinner dance. A romantic evening filled with good food, good cheer, some dancing, and good friends was on tap. This annual event gets more popular every year So popular that of the hundreds of folks in attendance, only '73 was put into a private room with our own bar. Do you think our reputation precedes us? The happy faces included: Christy and Ray Boyd, Judy and Kevin Callahan, Judy and Jere Carroll, Dom and Rory Fisher, Susan and Peter Flynn, Rhonda and Jim Hamlin, Barbie and Scott Krajnik, Kristin and Chuck Munns, Pam and Kyle Smith, and Mary and Tom Storch.

On my nomination for our next national holiday. Fat Tuesday a.k.a. Mardi Gras—while enjoying the festivities at McGarvey's in Annapolis who did I ran into but Paul Ryan.

Paul was in town for a flag officer conference and innocendy wandered into a great party.

Having just flown in from the real Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Paul seemed to take it in stride. Of course, his sidekick, Jamie Kelly, was grinning from ear to ear Pete, thanks for the update. Also, thanks for attending all those parties. We can only guess at the sacrifices you make for us! I've included a picture of the group below.

The Valentine group Speaking of '73 flags in Annapolis, George Watt passed along some photos of some of the '73 flags he invited to meet with Firsties from '03. I culled through them to find the most inspiring. I picked this one of John Cotton talking about something very captivating. Note the interest shown by the group at large.

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Craig G. Walenga passed on the news that Lissa Kohler has recently undergone surgery on a brain tumor. Dave Kohler reports that she came through the surgery fine and all are awaiting reports of biopsy. Please keep Lissa, Dave, and their fanuly in your prayers.

And finally this month, Dave Leather reports another good deal. Upon his wife's 50th birthday, they are now eligible for all sorts of AARP discounts. Of course, Dave is quick to ensure that all concemed know the discounts are based on her age. He sent several pictures of a big, surprise party in Los Vegas to celebrate the event. I have partied with these two and I'm sure Los Vegas was not the same afterwards. Anyway, Ruth Happy Birthday, and remember getting older is much better than the option.

city. Over the next four years, especially the two spent in the eighth wing where our Companies shared 8-1, Dan and I shared many a laugh and update on those we left behind in Westem Pennsylvania. We will all remember Dan as a solid football player, and those of us who knew him well can only imagine the intemal strength of this gentie natured man as he took the poundings over those seasons against the best in the country. When I received the sad news of his passing from Steve Middleton and Jeff Pinkl, I forwarded the emails on to some of the Classmates who I know have recentiy changed jobs. I think the one I received from Charlie Miletich says it all; Thanks for the info. The obit has it right.

"They came no tougher or more honest." Dan was a trae Pittsburgher I'll always remember Dan, Pig-Pen, Number 24; especially against Boston College in 1972 where he had over 250 yards rushing. A real stud, he bench pressed well over 300 pounds, which was exceptional back in the '70s. Dan could always be counted on in the clutch. I remember distinctively being locked arm in arm and the smell of ammonia (intense sweat) at the base on Hemdon monument as '74 climbed the obelisk. Many athletes anchored the base of the monument. Dan was right there in the thick of it. We'll all miss number 24. His family, friends, and Classmates are in our thoughts and prayers.

Birthday girl

That is all I have for you. Quite seriously, I have gotten very little over the last two to three months and need your help. Please keep us in mind when you sit down at the keyboard. We would like to share in the events of your life.

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piece of heavy equipment onto Dave's track when the tailgate collapsed, pinning him. The most serious injuries were a broken pelvis (in three places) and a cracked L4 vertebra, in addition to significant loss of blood. It landed him in the Intensive Care Unit for a while and kept him in the hospital for over two weeks. Lots of physical therapy still to go. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, admiral.

Two of our submariner flag officers are changing jobs. Jay Donnelly is escaping strategic command in Omaha for command of Sub Group Seven in Yokosuka. Mike Tracy relinquishes command of Sub Group Two in Groton to retum to the Pentagon as the director of the Submarine Warfare Division (N77).

Andy Wehrle '72 provided this update on his brother Dan Wehrle (wehrlebird@aol.com).

After pulling the plug in 1999 and becoming LtCol, USMC (Ret.), Dan went to work flying for Raytheon's fractional-ownership program.

He worked his way up through their fleet rapidly before deciding he wanted to fly for a major Quit Raytheon and started through Delta's quaUfication program. He passed his last check ride—on September 11th, 2001.

Incredible concentration. And then Delta laid him off! He's on their call back roster, but doesn't hold out much hope forever getting in a cockpit again. In order to pay the bills he took a job with Lockheed Martin as a helo domain expert but after about a year he decided that combat in cubicle tertain was not his style. He landed a job with DynCorp as the OpsO for the largest Air Force War Reserve Prepositioning site in the Middle East. He's located in the lush environs of Thumrait, Oman. When he's not working 14 hours a day seven days a week getting the pieces in place to kick Hussein's butt, he's been seen frequenting the local camel races or playing golf on the spectacular nine hole course there at Thumrait. Dan says getting the hang of greens fashioned out of oil soaked sand is a bit of a challenge, but his sand trap game has never been better! Debi is working as a public school teacher in Val Rico, FL, and their three kids are all in college. Drop Dan an email. I know he would appreciate the break from the tedium.

Dan Howard

Call an old friend. May make your day.

Roamer sends.

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Pres: Steve Middleton 516 Green Forest Drive, Sevema Park, MD 21146 Corr Sec'y: LtCol John Brown, USMC (Ret.) 3928 Red Bird Lane, Woodbridge, VA 22193 h: 703-583-9713; c: 703-568-0385 e: jrbrown74@comcast.net The beginning of spring is normally one of my favorite times, however, this one was different.

My friend and Classmate Dan Howard passed away on 10 March 2003. Dan was 50 and as of the time I write this, the cause of death was not known. I met Dan Plebe Summer, as those of us from the Pittsburgh area seemed to form our own support group to tell long stories of the "Burg," girlfriends, and the sports teams of our 148

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Pres; RADM Craig Quigley Sec'y: CAPT Larry Warrenfeltz, USN (Ret) 5732 Tamarack Drive, Pace, FL 32571 h: 850-995-0051; e: usna75scribe@hotmail.com Dear 'mates, Ref (A): Shipmate 282013Z February '03 (NOTAL) 1. (U) Ref a Req Scribes Keep May Columns Tight due to size of Donor Rpt. 2. (U)IRTRefA,Wilco.

RADM Dave Pruett, USN and 29th Company rep suffered a serious injury in Febraary. He was helping a neighbor load a

Wehrle-bird in his office in Oman

Check out all the new additions Rick White has added to our Class web site. (Go to usna.com, click on Classes, then on Class, then on Class of 1975.) You can find contact information for company reps, old Shipmate columns, an interactive Lucky Bag index, and lots more.

'75 Sir! —Larry Upgrade to Life Membership before the rates increase on I July 2003!

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Pres: Kevm Stone 928 Lynch Drive, Arnold, MD 21012 h; 410-974-4313; e: kevin.stone@1976.usna.com To die Class of 1976; Chuck Dirienzo has submitted his resignation as Class secretary. I would first and foremost like to thank Chuck for his many years of service to the Qass. The preparation of the Class column month in and month out is largely a diankless job and Chuck deserves all of our thanks.

That being said, we are now casting about for anyone who is interested in becoming Class secretary. Those who are interested please contact me as soon as possible. The surviving Class officers will then either: a) crown the sole volunteer, or b) shanghai the next Classmate who calls us, or c) hold a mini-election depending upon the response that we get.

Here are a few words from Chuck; I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my Classmates for allowing me this opportunity to serve. It has been a real pleasure and a joy. I also appreciate all the support I have gotten from the Class officers over the years and will continue to do whatever I can to support the Class.

Now on to other Class news. Dave Porter (davidwporter@earthlink.net) was married on 15 Febraary to Laura Monroe. David has promised to send along a photo (he can't use a scanner) for inclusion in a future column.

Skip Zobel (winiamlOO@cox.net) retired in August after a year with (TNO's SSG in Newport.

Everyday is Saturday for him right now. He worked for two months with the PGA Tour in Atlanta this fall but decided he'd rather be a parttime golfer than a full-time gofer. Skip is in Virginia Beach and plans to stay here. Skip also mentioned that Craig McDonald was selected for rear admiral. He was an E-2 NFO that got out, came back m as an active duty Reserve. Craig commanded NAS Fort Worth and then made admiral. Quite an accompUshment!

Then again, for those of you that have been living in a closet, the Commandant of Midshipmen, Col John Allen, USMC was selected for brigadier general.

Proving that tuming the big 50 doesn't have to slow one down, Chuck Tnide (TradeCR@ NAVSEA.NAVY.MIL) took his Scouts snowboarding/skiing three times in the space of four weeks. Yes, he snowboards and doesn't just sit in the lodge. After that, the T175 New Scout Camp-Out and Spring Camp-O-Ree planning chewed up some time. Throw in a couple of visits to daughter's college of choice, start of a new baseball umpiring season and late winter/spring was a fairly busy time. Paintball season starts soon and Chuck's son is looking forward to "spraying" him with paint when they are not playing on the same team.

Chris Graze! (Chris_Grazel@usairways.com) and his wife. Deb, retumed to the United States from Saint Petersburg, Russia, last Christmas day with their newly adopted daughter, Mia Viktoria Grazel (16 months old).

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'76: Mike Daily in Afghanistan Dennis DeGeus (dennis76@yahoo.com) has had similar problems to me. His company.

Vanguard Airlines, shutdown in July. He finally got on with National Airlines in October and they shutdown in November. Dennis is still out of work and trying to find different (non-airline) employment. If anyone knows of anything, please get in touch with him.

Tom Kennedy is still in command of CHANCELLORSVILLE (CG-62) in Yokosuka. The ship just won fourth consecutive Battle E. They have INSURV maybe a dry dock period in AprilMay. It is all subject to change based on world events. INSURV going away wouldn't bother Tom at all though. His two years in command comes to an end this August. After that, he and Barb are probably headed for London where he has been proposed as comptroller for NavEun They are waiting for the orders. So Tom has a busy future and a big change coming up this summer.

Pete Siwek dropped me a line and here is his email address:SiwekPSiwek@ continentalmaritime.com. Next time Pete add a little more!

The following came from Dave Daily '78; My name is Dave Daily (20th Company) and I wanted to send you some info about my brother Col Mike Daily, USMCR (20th Company).

He was activated in December in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and is currently stationed in Bahrain as the MarCent PAO. He has been traveling around quite a bit since he got there, and I'm attaching a picture from his recent trip to Afghanistan. Mike in the center with a group of Northem Alliance fighters (although it does strangely resemble a picture of 20th Company at your last reunion!)

Club 34 emerged recently with the following news: Al Trtirk sent along a recent photo of him and his wife, Linda, with their daughters, Kris (22) and Melissa (20), as well as two foreign exchange students from Brazil (right) and Colombia (left) that spent a number of

weekends with them leaming to speak English from Kris and Melissa. Well that's what they told Al anyway. Both girls are off at school in SoCal. Al is working at Twenty-Nine Palms as a defense contractor

The Turk family Mark CosteUo sent along a picture of he and wife, Cindy at the start of ski season in Lake Tahoe. (Ed. note: Photo not included due to low resolution.)

Alfredo Bequillard and his wife, Olga are living in Montclair, NJ, 25 minutes from New York City. Alfredo relays the Bequillard news; Olga does art history-related, fund-raising, volunteer work with a museum. Our kids, Alex, Marcela, and Alfredo Jr, are in high school, college and grad school, respectively.

(Alfredo Jr is getting a master's in operation research at Columbia University) I do e-commerce-related mathematical models for Lehman Brothers. My company's building was right across the street from the World Trade center on September 11th. It got damaged and we moved to midtown to avoid losing business from waiting for the repairs to finish.

Apparentiy the move was not for safety reasons, since we are now near Times Square. We also like to travel to historical places when we have the time and money to go on vacation.

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Pres: CAPT Richard "Rick" White, USN 1404 Hunting Wood Road, Annapolis, MD 21403 w: 202-781-0938; h: 410-295-0089 we: WhiteRW@navsea.navy.mil; he: bettynrick@comcast.net Sec'y: Bob Sanderson 210 Aummn Chase Drive, Annapolis, MD 21401 h; 410-571-6267 e: bob.sanderson@1977.usna.com Olga and Alfredo The picture is of Alfredo and Olga at Windsor Castle.

JB Parrett passed along this photo of Dick Spencer, JB, and Zeek Zimmerman along with the pithey comment; I've enclosed a picture of Spence, Zeek, and myself from last fall. As you can see, we are also where Nick Flacco predicted we would be 30 years ago...in a bar

Dick, JB, and Zeek Finally, Nick Flacco was cleaning out his sock drawer and ran across this photo from the 8-3 head around Halloween Plebe Year.

Poor quality, but can make out 11 of us: Lew Thompson in utilities and carrying a basket, Alfredo Bequillard as some kind of Latino martial arts artist, John Allen and Mark Nesselrode as greasers (?), John McEwan as something. Ken Goodrow as another one of those guys swilling beer from a stein with shaving cream on his face, JB Parrett and Zeek Zimmerman as stewards, Nick Nunn as a bushman, you can just see the top half of Steve HoUbonich's face (next to Alfredo's machete), and as I recall that's Scott Goodson under the pumpkin head.

Halloween Plebe Year A final Club 34 observation from Al Turk: 1 did notice one thing peculiar from the photos that were sent thus far—it appears that somehow JB, Alfredo, Coss, and me all are using the same barber Finally: Bruce Montgomery, Skip Zobel (williamlOO@cox.net) is trying to get in touch with you!

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From the Yard First of all, I want to correct an error in my last column. I had mentioned something about the "periodic snowfalls" this past winter and indicated that we had received at least "18 inches of it." Well, that column was a little premature, because one week later we experienced the great "Non-Blizzard of 2003," and the total winter snowfall amount should really have been 56 inches. The snowfall was so bad that the Academy was closed for two days and the two Midshipmen who were spending the long President's Day weekend at our house (Curt Prentice '05, whom we sponsor, and his friend) couldn't leave, since our street was impassable for several days after the snow stopped. With two extta (Midshipmen) mouths to feed, our food supplies were ranning critically low, but the crisis was narrowly averted when they were able to walk to the end of our street on Tuesday and catch a ride with one of their four-wheeldriving friends. Piles of snow still remain in our yard (on St. Patrick's Day!), and I'm not sure if they'll ever go away. In any event, I apologize for misleading you into thinking that we had a mild winter in Annapohs this year.

From the Mail Bag I want to thank everyone for not sending any letters or emails to me this month. It seems that the Alumni Association Donor Report, is being included in this issue, and we've been asked to keep our columns to a minimum. Fortunately, you gave me your full cooperation without me even having to request it, so I'd like to personally congratulate each of you for a job well done.

Keep up the good work (and pretty soon I may be out of a job)!

Closing Remarks I don't think any more can be said at this point, so until next month, "Go Navy!" —Bob Sanderson

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Pres: Arch Griffin Sec'y: Vince Balderrama 45 Little Fawn Drive, Shelton, CT 06484 e: VBalderrama@SIKORSKY.com web site: http://usnaI978.org I sincerely apologize for the empty space in last month's Shipmate pages. The fauU is all mine. While I thought I had everything set to submit and prepared myself to do so, the weeks before were filled with great preoccupations during which my sense of time of the short month of Febraary lapsed. (I write these about five weeks before you read them.) The date came and went. Principal among my pre-occupations was the illness, and eventual death of our Class President, Classmate, and friend. Arch Griffin. After a months-long and valiant fight with cancer. Arch finally succumbed late in the evening of 25 January 2003. As his night came to close, he was surrounded by family, his wife, Erin, their children, Jeff and Jenna, and, as he had been throughout the ordeal, Jim Degree.

His remains were cremated and a memorial ceremony was held at the Academy on 25 February.

The service was originally planned for the week before, but the great blizzard that hit the East Coast disrapted all travel and shut down much area and for the first time in a long time—closed down the Academy. Even then, there are stories of people who desperately tried to make the travel and those few who were lucky enough to successfully make it before the word got out that the service was cancelled.

When the memorial was finally held, Fred Butterfield reported that even with the change there was a larger-than-expected turnout of several hundred people. It caused a last minute from St. Andrew's Chapel up to the Main Chapel. The attendance was a worthy tribute to Arch. Fred estimated that between 25 and 30 USNA '78 Classmates were in attendance, as were a large number of his son, MIDN Jeff Griffin '04, Classmates from '04 and high school Classmates of his daughter, Jenna. Countless more were present in spirit and prayer. The memorial service was appropriately entitied "A Celebration of the Life of CDR Arthur Craig "Arch" Griffin, USN (Ret.)." Our own Chaplain Al "Blues" Baker gave a moving sermon from the account found in the Gospel of John, chapter II of Jesus' compassion, comfort, and the future hope to those who trast in Him to the bereaved sisters, Mary and Martha, at die death of their brother, Lazaras. You can read Al's prayerfiil sermon for yourself on our Class web site www.usnal978.org. Fred has heard Blues preach a good number of times, but he believed that was his finest hour.

Bob Schmermund also did an excellent job standing in for Jim DeGree, who was unavoidably unable to be there to deliver it. Schmerm read Jim's extensive personal reflection on the life of Arch and their close friendship with the eloquence befitting them. The words honored both Arch and Jim. I am humbled and proud to be a member of this Class. The loving friendship and support Shipmate, May 2003

Coast...or east of the Mississippi would do. He better hustie as the plan is for retirement from Marine Corps this summer.

Dave Schuman (DSchuman@RHCSpace master.com) wrote to say there's now a Mrs. Schuman in my life—his wife, Jennifer. He and Jennifer were married on 16 November of last year. Giving witness to the occasions were Classmates and other Navy and Marine types, Fred Butterfield, Mike Duncan (best man), Andy Funke, and Rich Holzknecht, as well as fellow Alum Larry Piano '76 and a Duke '77 buddy. Rich Prevatt. Fred's spin on the wedding was as follows: Of special note is that, despite his advancing age, it was the first marriage for both David and the much-younger Mrs. Schuman. Indeed, we will be probably all be retired and living-off of our 401Ks/TSPs when David and Jenn's kids (still forthcoming, of course) hit the late teen years! All kidding aside, it was a joyous wedding ceremony and reception intended to celebrate their mutual faith in Jesus Christ and to honor their friends and family. In this it was completely successful. A little-known secret is that David and Jennifer are both accomplished dancers—their first dance together as a martied couple was traly marvelous, even jaw-slacking, to behold. And hey, what can you say about a wedding reception where you have semi-professional swing dance instractors giving a group lesson to the guests?

Navy '78 at the Schuman wedding tiiat has been demonstrated by our Class for Erin and Arch and their family—Jim's weekly commutes from Norfolk, Ed Reid's constant presence, and countless others I can't even begin to hst (and beg your forgiveness for not listing) who gave time, meals, cards, letters, emails, prayers, and presence—evidence once more the unique bonds we forged in our Academy and military lives. They are bonds unequaled by any college, fraternity, or sorority experience. Our loyalties and friendships are familial and almost mythical, Uke Damon and Pythias.

Please continue to remember Erin, Jenna, and Jeff not only in your prayers but in your lives. If die inclination is there to drop them a line, give them a caU, or stop by while visiting Annapolis, do so. I also encourage you to do the same for the families of those who went before Arch (with whom I'm sure he's already organizing some heavenly golf tournament). You'll find a Ust of them also on our web site.

Our Webmaster, Rob Cloutier, and I are working to update that list and the list of memorial and funds in their honor. We need your help.

So let us know whom we may have overlooked.

As we were taught, "we will not leave any one behind."

As Arch encouraged us, we are continuing with the business of our Class and moving forward. Our Class Vice President, Bob Novak, has assumed Arch's duties and is our acting president. Please read Bob's eloquent letter to our Class on our web site (http;//www.usnal978. org/LetterFmBob.htm) in which he eulogies Arch and articulates the transition of duties and

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affirms that "[the Class officer] will continue to carry out the plan that Arch has laid until we have our elections and announce the new Class officers at our 25th Reunion. I know that I can never replace Arch; however, his vision for the Class of '78 is my vision for the Class of '78."

With that, on to the mailbag...

Andy Cuca (acuca@compuserve.com) wrote to say that he has been living in Dallas for about three and a half years. His youngest daughter graduates from college in May and he's looking forward to retirement. For now he flies Northwest Airlines and will be upgrading to the Airbus 330. He's still doing the Naval Reserve "thing" as CO of a CarGra unit attached to

Jennifer and David Schuman

KITTY HAWK. When he wrote he was not yet

recalled; but who knows?

Betty and Gary Eisenmann (eisenmanng@ konnect.net) sent another update from the "Rock." His son, Brian, was about to go off into the wild blue yonder. He was accepted to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Institute (for aerospace engineering) and offered an Air Force ROTC scholarship. They are obviously very excited and proud. Brian has worked hard for this and looks forward to college. He was still waiting to hear from a few other schools, including the Coast Guard Academy. With all the other choices, Brian could wind up in Florida and with Karl at USNA. Gary figures he'll need to start getting serious about finding a job somewhere in the Carolinas, just to spHt the difference. He's still seeking a facilities management position in a college or university and admits that he's not really restricting himself to living in the Carolinas right now... any where on the East

Rich and Fred Our Class Treasurer, Kevin Liddy, got news of a Classmate via the Classmate's co-worker— Kevin's sister, Jane. Seems he came up to Jane and asked her if she was related to Kevin, to that she replied, "I'm proud to say that I am." The conversation progressed so that we now have news of Jim Meany. Jim, like Kevin, is a St. Louis native. He went to DeSmet High School.

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engineering). I know the feeling, I was given a major I could pass. Anyway, Jim got a bachelor's and master's in engineering at Mizzou (University of Missouri). He then went to work for McDonnell Douglas in 1980. He stayed at McD for six years before he had to retum to Mizzou for his Ph.D. in electrical engineering.

As Dr. Jim, he retumed to McDonnell Douglas where he is now a Boeing Fellow in R&D. The Fellowship Program is for employees who have done outstanding work but do not wish to be involved in management. Jim is married and has a daughter (16) and a son (13).

Rudy Escher (radyescher@knology.net) will need a babysitter for our reunion for litde Olivia Grace (bom last 8 May). (By the way, I know there a few more of you in the same situation— and the reunion committee is looking into it.)

New fatherhood has added more to Rudy's already very busy life as a technical manager at the Y-I2 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge Tennessee and as Commanding Officer of a Reserve unit. (He's got ComSubRon 20 Detachment 408 and drills near Atlanta in Marietta, GA.) In the Reserve billet he works closely with CAPT Paul Schmitt, the senior Reserve Submariner in Atianta, in the realignment of Submarine Reserve Units to better support our Overseas Front line gaining commands.

He tells everyone to "rest assured that '78 is on watch at the gate, guarding freedom for humanity, both active and Reserve, we are ready to answer the call to arms."

The Eschers Thanks, Rudy, great photo of the family! Also adding more muscle to the Reserve watch gate is our latest admiral select. Naval Reserve, Rear Admiral (lower half) Jay Deloach. Jay's name popped on the Reserve selection list. At the time of his selection he was commanding officer.

Naval Reserve, commander. Seventh Fleet Detachment 111, Fort Worth, TX. Don't know what job the big stripe will get him but it must be something big. Congrats, Jay! I'm looking forward to that wetting down—"wherever" it may be.

Did anybody see Jay Bowling (C0@ TARAWA.NAVY.MIL) on MSNBC's special on Warships in March? Jay was great as they toured his ship, TARAWA. I laughed my tail off when in the engine room the correspondent quizzed Jay on "what's this dial and what's that" as he covered up the indicators with his reporter's note pad. I don't know how much was his quick keen

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vision, captain's knowledge or just plain luck, but Jay went two for two on the quiz. It kinda reminded me of my feeble attempt to pass the engineering portion of our pro-exam First Class Year; except I wasn't that good. Especially funny was when Jay standing in the background shook his head "no" as the newsman asked the officer on watch if the Skipper could be trasted down there alone. It was a great show, that showcased Jay's ship and crew as an example of the fine leadership and outstanding men and women we have serving out there.

On a sadder note, we send our condolences to Jay on the news of the death of his mother As I wrote Jay, "I'm sure she was a wonderful women who cared much for her family. It was quite evident from the way he reacted with his crew and showed how much he cared for them.

While our training may have helped hone our leadership 'skills, it was our families' values that formed that character of leadership and the foundation and heart of our eamest concem for our troops." Smooth sailing. Jay. By now. Ken "Sox" Bowersox should be back home. Sox was commanding the team on Intemational Space Station. He and his crewmates had their stay extended as a consequence of the loss of the shuttle COLUMBIA and her crew.

The plan was for them to use a Soyuz to retum.

Sox appreciated the thoughts and words of encouragement that many of you asked me to send him. Of life aboard the station he wrote, Life here reminds me a lot of life at the Boat School, same menu every eight days, same clothes every day, no cars. Only here it is impossible to go over the wall even if you wanted too. Maybe we need to move the Boat School into orbit...

Not sure that would be possible, but know of some I would like to send into orbit!

For all you guys who worked on the Log while we were Mids, Andrew Gallotta '84 (gallota@rochester.rr.com) and Sean Hilferty (Sixth Company) are developing an anthology of sorts that will re-visit and perhaps re-capture the spirit of the Brigade's Humor magazine. The project includes plans for making back-issues available for viewing online and providing some historical context to much of the magazine's humor. This project also entails gathering the perspectives of past editors. Salty Sams, artists, and writers, along with that of 0-reps and administration personnel involved with The Log. To that end, he asks your help. He asks for email or contact information on our Class' Salty Sam and Log editor-in-chief; suggestions as to other individuals who might have insights that would be of historical or anecdotal value to developing the anthology; insights and reflections on The Log. They are hoping to re-capture a little of the humor that tickled us each month when we were Mids. By the way, did you know that The Log was a small part of Brigade life for over 75 years, dating back to 1922 and continuing until 1999?

Marty Thamm (thammwm@mfrusmc.mil) wrote in Febraary to say he was safe at Prince Sultan Air Base Two. At the time he was getting in-briefings, security badging; getting his "feet on the ground" was the order of the day. His job is to head up the Marine Aviation Strategy cell on the CFACC (Coalition Force Air Component

Conunander's) staff, where they will represent Marine Corps aviation capability into an integrated plan to the CFACC, a USAF lieutenant general. He reports to Gen Franks and is responsible for the conduct of any air campaign to be prosecuted, both current and future. The best way to get him was his military e-address. He said not to be surprised if some of your emails with attachments are rejected by the .mil address (security). In that case he suggested sending him a note at the .mil address telling him there is an email with an attachment awaiting him at the AOL address (marythanmi@aol.com).

Kevin Liddy also sent me the following note from his 17th Companymate, Steve Gahan (navymsn2@hotmaiI.com). Steve, wrote; Life's great. I'm working at Joint Interagency Task Force East, in Key West.

Supervise a network of six bilingual, tactical logisticians, located in Ecuador, Colombia, Pera, and Costa Rica. Also have the portfolio for planning logistical support of counter-dmg operations in Central America and Colombia.

Travel a lot, more than 35 trips to CentAm and Colombia in the past 18 months. Jackie retires from teaching in December '03 and we'll celebrate our 25th anniversary in June '04. Kids are grown and doing great, Chad's a general surgeon and Erik's an executive with a pharmaceutical distribution company. When I'm not on travel, I try to fish as much as possible, in search of mariin (though I'm happy with dorado, tuna, or wahoo). I see Al Kowadia at least once a year, otherwise haven't seen anyone from 17th Company in over a decade— guess they don't frequent Latin America, but it's my comfort zone, sort of a "home away from home."

As this goes to submittal for publishing, we are faced with the gripping reality that conflict in fraq is imminent. The clock is winding down on the time linut our President has set for fraq to stand down and Saddam Hussein and his ilk to flee. Many of our Classmates, shipmates, brothers and sisters, and now in our advancing years, even our sons and daughters sons are prepared to respond to our Commander-in-Chief's command to engage the enemy; poised to answer their orders with a snappy "Aye, Aye, sir" and even speedier execution of those orders. Should that order come, we all pray for you to have courage, safety, and victory...

O Trinity of love and power!

Our brethren shield in danger's hour; From rock and tempest, fire and foe.

Protect them wheresoe'er they go; Thus evermore shall rise to Thee Glad hymns of praise from land and sea.

Semper Fidelis.

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Pres: LCDR Sean Gate, USN (Ret.) e; Sean.Cate® 1979.usna.com Sec'y: LCDR John "Wiz" Withers, USN (Ret.) 22445 Bluebird Court, Leonardtown, MD 20650 h: 301-997-1980; w: 301-342-4936 ext. 156 he: WidiersJ7@starpowernet we; WidiersJD@navair.navy.mil web site: www.usna79.com (Good day. This is Wiz's Left Brain speaking.

Right Brain, who usually fills these pages with long stories and breezy discussion, is occupied right now by the demands of Wiz's schedule of travel and meetings. The task of composing the monthly column for Shipmate has been delegated to me. Therefore, the usual "frills and frivolity" will be replaced this month with a more concise, logical approach. I am sure you will notice the difference. Right Brain will be back in June, and will probably write twice as much to make up for missing this month.)

I am very proud and privileged to announce that die Class of 1979 has its first Flag] Naval Reserve Captain Jon W. Bayless Jr. has been nominated for appointment to the rank of rear admiral (lower half) while serving as commanding officer. Naval Reserve, commander Naval Forces Europe Joint Task Force Contingency Unit Detachment 413, Selfridge, MI. Congratulations to Jon from the entire Class! At column deadline time, the active duty list had not yet been released. When it comes out, the results will be posted on the Class web site. I hope to have another update for you in June's column as well. Again, congratulations to Jon! I received a late Christmas card and letter from Peggy and Paid Price, updating me on what everyone was up to in the Buffalo, NY area. Paul remains the vice president of a mechanical contracting firm, and lawyer Peggy is die Sector Counsel and Special Assistant U.S. Attomey for the U.S. Border Patrol. Their daughter, Katie, is a high school freshman and an avid soccer player. Laura, an eighth-grader, is big uito figure skating. Both girls are also active in Irish step dancing (no doubt influenced by mom). Sixth-grader, Mike, is active in sports, especially soccer and baseball. And Thomas, a second-grader, tries to keep up with big brother, and is leaming to play lacrosse. Peggy also included a great photo—but there was only one problem. Since Paul wasn't in the picture, I can't print it here. Granted, the likelihood of Paul allowing a photo of himself to be taken is rather small. However, the editor says, "No Alum, no print!" It will, however, be posted on the web site, so look for it there. And thanks, Peggy (I know you wrote this, not Paul), for the great letter.

I also received a post card from Gary Cerezo.

It was just a couple of sentences, but he mentioned he was in Naples. A quick search on the web indicates he is attached to the Allied Naval Forces Southern Europe (NavSouth) staff. Gary, thanks for the postcard. I know you guys are all busy right now, but if you get a few free seconds, please drop me an email and let me know what's going on.

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Speaking of emails, I received this one from Companymate (and "former" lost Classmate) Deane Kocher (kocheruk@onetel.net.uk): Hey John, long time. You guys seem to work really hard keeping the spirit of '"79" alive, great job. I am a retired (early retirement '95) lieutenant commander and play the role of Mr Mom with a ten year old little girl, Jessica, at home and a stepson, Brandon, graduating this year. I am martied to a wonderful woman, Jackie, who is now the breadwinner and presently serves as the deputy N6 at CNE. We're stationed in London mailing address PSC 802 box 6 FPO AE 09499-0156. You can always find me on Keuka Lake in New York during the summer See ya!

Thanks a lot for checking in, Deane! Glad to hear things are going well in London. I bet you're the reason Tony Blair is holding up so well!

A quick scan of the world of print located a couple of articles deserving mention. First, under the headline "Ex-Fighter Pilot Joins Fair Board," the San Diego Union-Tribune reports that Russ Peniuman of Rancho Santa Fe was appointed to the Del Mar (Califomia) Fair Board

by Governor Gray Davis. A captain in the Naval Reserve, Russ is managing partner of Penniman and Associates, which specializes in real estate investments and provides management and financial consulting. He recently helped found The Earth and Materials Sciences Group, a provider of geological and testing services. The article closed with this very important fact: "Members of the fair board do not receive a salary." Congratulations, Russ. Having attended the Del Mar Fair, I can attest that it is a huge project. Good luck in your efforts—I'm sure the 2003 fair will be the best one yet!

In other news, the PR Newswire reports that back in February, Northrop Grumman Corporation appointed Eric Womble as vice president of programs, based at the company's Washington, DC area corporate office. Eric joined Northrop Gramman in late 2002 and is responsible for business and strategic development with the executive branch of the U.S. govemment and international customers.

The article gave a fair summary of Eric's career to date, saying that he has more than 23 years of experience serving in executive and legislative branches of the federal govemment.

He became the military legislative assistant for U.S. Senator Trent Lott (R-MS) of Mississippi in 1995, and concurrently assumed the duties of national security advisor for the former senate majority leader in 1997. In these positions, Eric was instramental in setting and passing legislation and appropriations that positively impacted the Department of Defense, its service members and families. He was also responsible for coordinating all mihtary, legislative, and budget activities with the Pentagon, other congressional offices, industry, academic institutions, the Senate Armed Services Committee, and the Senate Defense and Military Constraction Appropriations subcommittees.

After graduation, Eric was designated a naval flight officer in 1980. He completed his first squadron tour and was selected for the Joint Chiefs of Staff Intem Program in Washington,

DC. He was then assigned to the program resource appraisal division in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OP-81). Concuirentiy, he eai^ned an M.B.A. from Marymount College of Virginia and served as a White House social aide for former President Ronald Reagan. Following his DC tour, he held various positions with the U.S. Navy's Commander Seventh Fleet including flag secretary, fleet replacement instractor and operations officer. From 1992-1995, Eric served as executive assistant to the Chief of Naval Research. After this assignment, he was selected to participate in the Defense Department's Congressional Fellows program. In addition to a list of military awards, he recentiy was awarded the Mississippi Distinguished Civilian Service Medal and the Department of the Navy's Superior Public Service Award.

Whew! All I can say is great job, Eric! And best of luck in your new position.

Before I wrap up, I have one change to what I published last month concerning our 25th Reunion. Our point of contact at the reunion hotel let us know that the Class cannot begin making reservations until November 2003 (the hotel computer is unable to take reservations earlier). So please mark your calendars to call the hotel in November. I'll put a reminder in the October column. Links will also be available on the web site.

Thus completes our monthly summary.

Questions and comments are welcome. And, as Right Brain would say if he were here: "See you next month!"

Omnes Viri! —Wiz

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Pres: Tim Kobosko Sec'y: CAPT Joseph A. Grace Jr., USNR 15 Allard Blvd., New Orleans, LA 70119 h: 504-486-9048; f: 504-488-9729 e: joe.grace@ 1980.usna.com web site: http://www.USNA1980.org Once again—Happy St. Patrick's Day—it always seems that the column is due on a holiday of some sort. This one is pretty big in New Orleans as well. Lots of green beer—many drank Irishmen and Irishmen wanna he's. The parades are of Mardi Gras style with beads, marching bands, and lots of bare skin. It's a littie more subdued—but any excuse for a party in New Orleans. This time I'm on a flight out to Pearl Harbor, again for NMCI. Tough duty—^but someone has to do it! I'm actually hopeful that I'll be back on the mainland before hostilities commence in fraq—assuming that is our course of action. May make flying a little harry!

Had a great visit from a Classmate this week, Sean Obranski, (sean_obranski@scotiacaptal .com) and his two children came into town for his daughter to check out Tulane University. He is working as an investment banker in downtown Manhattan—right across from ground zero. He does not still have the famous blue car—it's gone the way of the goose and a reasonably

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good story is attached. You'll have to get him to tell the saga. He is a single parent and shows no wear^—^life is good. He makes the one hour and 45 minutes commute every day in from Connecticut but says it's well worth it for the beauty of the area. He has promised a full update for the colunm at a later date in exchange for the reservations I set him up with at Brennan's Restaurant. That's the real value of knowing someone in New Orleans!

We also were fortunate enough to have Griffin and John Fry, and their three children, stay with us at the Grace Mansion (only in name—not in function) for Mardi Gras. What a blast! The more the merrier here in New Orleans. That's almost an open invitation to Classmates—come on down—we've got the room and it's always fun to see friends and family! Griffin and John both rode in parades and had the time of their Ufe. The good thing about knowing people on the floats is that they throw you all this great stuff—you help load it on the float—then they throw it back at you to haul back home—it's a great system. Bert Nelson was also in town— however everyone was pretty busy and in spite of all best efforts—a rendezvous' was not possible.

One of my Company Reps has emerged from the darkness to once again pledge his support of the information food chain! Walt Poor from 34th Company sent in this update with a few photos. Walt and his bride have a pretty extensive family and I believe are the largest of '80.

Here's his note; After 12 years and three city attomeys, I finally had had enough and on 3 January '03 was my last day as a deputy city attomey for the City of Bakersfield. I am curtently doing contract work for a number of different firms from Bakersfield to Merced. Susan just recentlyfinisheda gig with the Tulare Symphony and we are both in the Fresno Community Concert Band.

We were expecting our eighth child this month, but we lost Daniel in September It was the first time we had lost a child during a pregnancy and it was not easy. Recovery was rough but we are doing well now.

On to the business. Lyle Bumham has been after me for email address updates. I have cross-checked his list with mine and if everyone gets this then we are only missing the following: Dan Gildea, Pat Murphy, and Gary Redenius. So if any of you have any idea of where these guys are at, let me know.

Also, I told Joe Grace I'd be the Company Rep, but I have to admit I've been a bit tardy getting around to it. So, if you have any news, please pass it along and I will pull together a Club 34 report for the Class news in Shipmate.

Please let me know how you are all doing.

One of the things that I hope will happen is that the Company Reps will make it a yearly event to gather up inputs from everyone in their company and send it in to Shipmate. More often would be great too, but I'm not going to push a rope! So take a few minutes to check in with your Company Rep. You can send me the update as well and I'll make sure it gets to the right person.

A note came in from Bruce Ross, (baross@mac.com) with a few photos that I hope will work with the requirements of Shipmate. (Ed. note: Unfortunately the photos did not meet Shipmate requirements and are not included in the column.) He was preparing for the regional round of the National Moot Court 154

Competition this fall, and was permitted a practice round before the Washington State Supreme Court. He eventually qualified for the Final Rounds in New York City in January, and finished in the top eight teams (from a field of over 180 across the country). He's half way done with law school at UW, and will be interning in Washinton, DC, this summer for the USDOJ's Admiralty/Aviation section. As he says, he's "still lookin' for wheels and a room."

In looking through my email I found a note from Rick Atwood, (usna80@earthlink.net) who is enjoying the fhiits of his labor and dabbUng in IT around the world. I had to beg him for a "bone" for Shipmate. He finally complied.

Here's his note; You'll do anything to get gouge for Deathmate! 1 see you are an IT professional too! Know anyone over in the P'cola/Ft. Walton area looking for IT help? Now that I have finally gotten into our new home, I guess it's about time for me tofinda way to pay for all the new toys I want. Reluctantiy diat means fmdingajob.

Okay here's a bone for Shipmate (and to all of our Classmates). We just settled into our new home in Navarte, FL, and we are now open for business. If your travels everfindyou in the area, look me up. If nothing else I'll fix you up with a hot meal, cold beverages, and a warm place to sleep. As of Friday, 28 Febraary 2003, you may start getting "unable to deliver" messages if you try to email me at this current address (asixbn@cox.net). My usna80@eartlink.net and a6bn@earthlink.net addresses still work. My new high speed Intemet address with Mediacom is a6bn@ mchsi.com and our new home address and phone number starting 1 March 2003 wUl be: 2321 Hemlock Dr., Navarte, FL 32566; 850-939-2221.

Hope everyone is in great spirits and health.

Keep the Faith!

As is always the case, we have some email changes which cause people to check in. Mike Bizzaro is now at Mike.Bizzaro@mail.com.

Paul Remington of Second Company is now at paul@remav.com. AK "Dad" Wellesley also checked in to let us know that his email on the web site was way outdated. He is the Company Rep so this is important. His email is; wellesleyak@earthlink.net. And finally, Patricia and Steve Spehn, 27th Company are using; sspehn@t-onhne.de.

Once again, one of the really faithful writers, CAPT Mark Guadagnini (guadagninimd@ cvwl7.navy.mil) checked in with a Third Company update. (See, it does work if people will work with it): Ken Bergman (BERGMANK@ wood.army.mil)—Doing well in middle America—stop the presses: here's the long answer—I have been a civil servant with the U.S. Army Topographic Engineering Center (TEC), Ft. Belvoir, VA, since 1989. I came out to Ft. Leonard Wood, MO, in August 2001, to take a one-year position as the deputy director for the TRADOC Program Integration Office for Tertain Data, where we define Army digital mapping requirements. I received PCS orders to stay here as the technical representative from TEC this past summer My family is from this region—I have cousins, aunts, uncles, etc., all over Missouri. I really enjoy living in a small town, going to auctions at the county fairgrounds, visiting the family farm, fishing, and driving to work on a

wide-open, empty highway every day! I get back to the DC area on TDY for geospatial conferences about every other month. I often stop by my mom's house in St. Louis on my way out of town, and we visit with her on various other occasions, since we're "local."

Lyrme also enjoys the small-town environment; it's the kind of place where if you forgot your check book, the dry cleaners will let you take the dry-cleaning home because they know you will pay them the next time you're in the shop. Other places in town have a similar approach to dealing with people. Lynne has done some part-time work in the frame shop and at school, but mostiy is a full-time mom.

Jeff has gotten involved in our church's youth band, camera classes, basketball, tennis, and computer stuff. He even made a life-size selfportrait (sculpture) with some coaching from his aunt in St. Louis. David is involved in Cub Scouts, AWANA at church, and, of course, video games. We got a border collie at Thanksgiving, and I have lost ten pounds walking this bundle of energy around the lakes near our home. I just started taking die dog for a "Spin" on my mountain bike, working on losing another ten pounds!

I am still a Reserve Marine lieutenant colonel, but have had some knee problems diat prevent me from drilling with a unit. I intend to retire from the Reserve this summer, pending world events. We'd be glad to see you if anyone ever makes it out this way! I don't have any updates on the missing email addresses, but will get back to you with an update from the Ozarks in Central Missouri, where I am working at Ft. Leonard Wood (Hicks, Ticks, and Fat Chicks). Here's my contact info: ERDC, voice: 573-563-4077. Go Navy!

Mark Q. Whittle (mark.whittie® adelphia.net)—I hope this email finds you and your families well. The Whittles are doing great! I'm going to bring you guys up to speed on what my life has been about for the last 23 years and I hope you will take the time to share the same with all of your Third Companymates.

After 28 May '80 I survived the bachelor party we threw for Dan (it got real ugly in the block) and was honored to serve as Dan's best man where I met Debi (a JMU Classmate of Kadiy's and bridesmaid). Debi and I were married in August of 1981 in Bee ville, TX. Guad, Ping, Curt, Brian, and Dan were there making it all the more special. I almost died the night before the wedding when I was forced by Pat and Guad to go out with the boys. (I did not have a bachelor party and they felt sorry for me.) My wife-to-be encouraged them, for which I still have not forgiven her The short version is...at 2 a.m. I found myself sufficiently intoxicated, bouncing around uncontrollably in die back of Brian's track while he cut high speed donuts in Guad's front yard. Fortunately it was Beeville so no one really noticed. I managed to recover in time for the wedding but the post-reception, late night drive to begin our honeymoon was rough.

Debi and I found ourselves pregnant shortly after our honeymoon. The good news was Guad and Donna were right there, pregnant too and scared to death with us. I received my wings in February '82 and stayed on in Beeville as a flight instractor and to start our family. Child birth class with the Guads was a trip. Christopher Whittle, now 20, was bom in May '82. Christine Guadagnini was bom just days before.

It was good to see most of you at Pat's memorial service in '82. In October '83 the Shipmate, May 2003

diree of us left Beeville and spent the next five years in Jacksonville, FL. I was based at Cecil Field where I flew A-7s and FA-18s. While in Jax we expanded our family adding Amy (18) and Ryan (16). I became a Catholic in '86. In die fall of '87 I graduated from TopGun. While deployed on THEORDORE ROOSEVELT, our air-

craft handler was none other than LCDR "J" Johnson. He was not a happy face though.

Small world!

In "88 we moved to Pt. Mugu, CA, where I flew FA-18s and F-14s as an operational tester, coached youth soccer and baseball, and added our last child, Zachaiy, to die litter While in Califomia we visited the Steins (also many kids) in Monterey. During Desert Shield/Storm I defended our nation over the skies of...Cahfomia.

Having missed the war, and with four young kids and an exhausted spouse not looking forward to me going back to sea, we decided to leave the regular Navy and join the active Reserve. In "91. hoping to return to Jax, we were sent to New Orleans, LA, instead. I flew FA-18s there for three and a half years and had a blast. We Uved 20 minutes from the base and 20 minutes from Bourbon Street. Our kids loved Mardi Gras and the night life was well... unique.

In '95 we retumed to Jax and Cecil Field where I served as Ops O on the Reserve Carrier Air Wing staff. The Guad squad soon joined us there as Guad was transitioning from A-6s to the Homet. Some of our kids played on the same soccer teams. I saw Scott Sanders often as he was a member of our air wing's E-2 squadron, which he went on to command. We purchased a golden retriever (Penny, the Wooly Mammoth) and a ski boat.

In '96 we were sent west again to Fallon, NV. I served as XO and CO of die VFC-13 Saints, an F-5 adversary squadron. The command was awesome and we all loved the high desert and the Tahoe basin. Lots of camping and skiing both snow and water In '99 we said goodbye to great friends and great vistas and moved,finally,to Debi's home state of Virginia. I did 19 months in the Pentagon and decided that keeping the family in one spot (I had three kids in or near high school) was the way to go. I decided to retire and pursue the airlines. We enjoyed seeing many of you at the 20th Reunion. I was hired

by United Airlines six months prior to retirement...Debi and I attended a beautiful Christmas program with Ken Bergman's wife (Ken was recovering from knee surgery). I ran into Curt briefly during my retirement physical at the Gon. United Airlines began to delay my training dates as the economy started to go south. Not good. I finally hung it up on 31 March '01...with no airline job prospects.

Ouch! Lucky me...I was soon hired by American Airlines and started training on 6 August '01. Not so fast. My airline career was cut short by September 11th.

Back on the street, I was soon hired as a senior acquisition systems analyst (whatever that means) by Jacobs Sverdrap to support the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program. My natural good looks (?) and experience in Pt. Mugu as an operational tester helped a great deal. I really like this job and get to travel a bit as well. Went to the United Kingdom last summer and hope to do some more intemational travel this year Debi is in her third year of teaching fourth grade and loves it although the homework is a killer Chris is now a junior and on a full ride Army ROTC Scholarship art JMU. Amy is a Shipmate, May 2003

freshman at Roanoke College and plays on the school's Division III soccer team. Ryan is in 10th grade, chases girls, swims, plays a mean guitar, and smdies.. .sometimes. Zach is in eighth grade and is big into soccer and drams. Neither seems interested in USNA as an option.

The Whitties have been living in Stafford, VA, for over three years now. Our home is about 1.5 miles from 1-95, exit I43B, just south of Quantico. I would never have imagined 24 years ago that 1 would some day be living within three miles of where we were all playing Marine for a week deep in the "jungles" of Virginia.

Okay. Maybe you are bored with this.

Maybe. But I bet most of us would appreciate reading about what we've all been up to since graduation. Anyone know how to reach Brian, Fernando. Chris, or Beth? Their email is not listed on the Alumni roster Anyone have more than four kids? Charlie, Curt, and Ken...you guys still close by? Let's find a way to join up soon. Home phone 540-657-8833.

Jim Brinkman (h2opoloman@cox.net) has become a regular in New Orleans and a favorite of the wife. He sent in this brief update just before a trip down here with a water polo team that was in a toumament at Tulane: I am stationed with the USCG at their Atlantic Area Command in Portsmouth, VA. The admiral also has a Navy hat as MarDeZLAnt (Maritime Defense Zone, Adantic). I'm the N5 and run all deliberate planning and exercises for the USCG on this side of the country. As you can imagine from the title, MDZ, and the Coast Guard, are at the nexus of the Maritime Homeland Security and Defense maelstrom. The Coast Guard takes great care of me, and I am impressed with how much they accomplish with so little; much like the Corps. Some of you may remember that prior to command I was stationed with the Marines at their Strategic Initiatives Group at HQ. It appears my career may be coming to an end as I can only be detailed to small, professional maritime organizations with a Commandant for a leader and Semper in their motto. C'est la guerte.

I've been coaching Special Olympics swimming for about 12 years and was recently selected as head coach for the Mid-Atlantic Region Special Olympics Swim Team (and assissant head coach team USA) for Special Olympics World Games. So I will head to Ireland the end of June for that.

Looking forward to seeing the New Orleans 1980 contingent during Mardi Gras as I head to Tulane for a water polo toumament. I'm not sure this is what Coach Lenz meant when he talked about carry over sports. Old age and treachery will prevail.

We have another new addition to the Class of 1980 family as Terrise and Brian Wood checked in to let us know that late family planning is still in vogue; Hello from Pacific Grove, CA. I saw your note on needing Class news. Although I don't have anything from my 12th Company Classmates, I do have some great personal news.

My wife, Terrise, and I are proud to announce the birth of our son, Nathan Barkley Wood on 31 January 2003, weighing in at 9 pounds, 3 ounces, and 22 inches. Nathan was named after my dad, Thomas Barkley Wood '49. Mom and baby are doing great. Attached are two photos, one of Tertise, Nathan, and me as we were leaving the Monterey Hospital in the Dennis the Menace (a.k.a. Richard Rogers) wing and the second is of the Wood family

(Jack, Brian, Nathan, Daniel, and Tertise). (Ed. Note: See Class of '49 for a copy of the photos.). I'm still working for Sun Microsystems and see Skip Anderson (23rd Company) often.

Ken Neubauer (12th Company) is in Monterey as the director of the School of Aviation Safety at the Naval Postgraduate School. Here is a web site address to a column that was written by Sharon Randall of the Monterey Herald about Nathan: http://www.montereyherald.com/mld/ montereyherald/5142823.htm. Beat Armyl

You know as some of us fly around the country and enjoy the world of Reserve—there are others who are deploying "over there" and really end up on the tooth part of the dragon. Keep in mind our Classmates who are in danger and keeping the peace for all of us. They need our thoughts and prayers. Here's a note from Harley Skidmore (Harley@sficorp.com) (I'm sure he would love to hear from Classmates) who was recentiy called up and heading to Kuwait; Sorty I haven't been very much for communicating. Most news around 14th Company was from my change of command in August and the recent birth of others' grand kids. I will forward a couple of the notes and maybe there will be some news there. Wit Davis has taken over from me in actual behavior since I have been so busy with the Reserve so he might have some news. I will ask him to formally take over for me now that I am leaving. I have received my call up notification and will report 21 Febmary for duty. I am slated to be the OIC of a group of Reserve augmenting the Combined Forces Land Component Commander (CFLCC) staff in Kuwait and working in the C-5 shop.

Hopefully I will be able to send newsfromthere in the fumre.

As I'm heading out to Pearl I will admit that there is a sinking feeling that hostilities will begin while I'm out here. Lots of impending stress in the world. Remember our Classmates will be in every aspect of the conflict—leading, fighting, flying, and keeping the peace—keep them in your thoughts and prayers.

I hope this finds each of you healthy—happy and wiser. As always—Beat Army. —^Joe

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Pres: Jim Ahlgrimm 1948 Friendship Place, Falls Church, VA 22043-1542 h; 703-848-0793; e: jim@ahlgrimm.net Sec'y: Dave Ciccarelli 38484 Sorgum Court, Purcellville, VA 20132-3738 o: 540-882-4226; f: 540-882-4225 c: 703-431-0240; e: chicsan@aol.com web site: www.usna.coni/classes/1981 Classwide messages: usual 981 @yahoogroups.com The editor asked us 2 keep May short so u wouldn't get a Sears catalog in ur box. There4, I'm using abbr's, symbols, acronyms & govspeak 2 save toner & electrons.

Bob Filler: Nu cable modem. Nu email; rfiller@swfla.rr.com or rfiller@ I98I.usna.com.

Is John Ken Mills in the bidg or does anyl know how 2 reach him? Somel's looking 4 him.

Let me know.

Bob Bellitto; Nu Ofc. Nu email; robert.belhtto@ jfcom.mil.

No, I'm not planning on writing about Dave's ring this month.

K8 & Mark Thaller. Birth. Kyle James Thaller ('25?). 12/11/02. K8, Mark, brother (13) & sister (II) = fine. Yes, it was planned. Yes, Mark will b >60 when Kyle leaves HS and college tuition bgins.

Jim Ahlgrimm (prez) sends; Class Project Fundraising Upd8 (ClassProjFundUp): Goal: $500K, 50%—Stadium Rehab, 50%—Ethics Dept. Visit Class web site 4 details. Current pledge total just > $250K w/$200K—Stadium & $50K—Ethics. 208 classmSs have pledged.

That's 60% of folks who were phonathon'd.

If u weren't phonathon'd, then the USNA database might not have a valid # 4 u. This appears 2 b the case 4 > ? the class. If u'v been waiting 2 b contacted & haven't, send Jim an email @ ahlgrimm@1981.usna.com w/ur contact info & he'll have somel get in touch w/u.

L8 spring, '81 will also b solicited 4 the USNA Annual Fund (AnnFund) which differs fm ClassProjFund. AnnFund provides unrestricted $4 the Supe 4 emergent needs (i.e., not tied 2 a specific proj). When writing a check, note "Class of '81 Project Fund" or "USNA Annual Fund" on it.

Thanks 4 ur time & consideration. We're hoping a great # of u will choose 2 come fwd & pledge 2 CLASSPROJFUND. If u can't pledge @ this time, there r other ways 2 help like being on a ClassProj implementation committee (ClassProjImpComm?). Again, email Jim if that revs ur jets.

Achtung! Die mailbag ist kaput! Fillin zie, bitte.

As I write this, W's 24 hr, "last chance" deadline is expiring. 2 all our ClassmSs & every 1 else in/near the Gulf, b safe. May the flak not rise up 2 meet u. May the sand fleas of IK camels not infest ur armpits. May this thing end quickly & bloodlessly. May u b home in time 2 read this in ur favorite armchair.

L8r, —Chic

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Pres: CDR James H. Flatley IV, USN PSC477 Box 296, FPO AP 96306-1299 h: 011-81-3117-64-6408 w: VF-154 Unit 25431, FPO AP 96601-6123 he: fivefam@ata.attniil.ne.jp we: f4jflati@cvw5.na'vy.mil Sec'y: Richard F. Woodford Jr. 7329 Crestleigh Circle, Alexandria, VA 22315 h; 703-313-4170; w: 703-292-4999 we: rwoodfor@nsf.gov web site: www.usna83.com A short piece this month. Keep your eyes on the Class Act web site (www.usna83.com) for important 20th Reunion information and registration gouge.

Overdue items from Dr. Tom Looke (tdlooke @ hotmail .com); I was following 29th Company news by email 'til I moved a year and a half ago. Now I'm completely out of touch, except for your columns.

Our new address is 4609 Jetty Street, Orlando, FL 32817; 407-677-4316. We have lots of extra room at our house if anyone is visiting Orlando.

I'm sorry I can't offer news about anyone other than myself. Congrats to Russ Bartlett for selection as CO of Blue Angels. I would sure love for him to meet my son, Jon, who wants to be a pilot.

I can't remember the last time I contributed any news to Shipmate, so I'll start from the beginning. I married my high school honey, Barri, in September after graduation and we honeymooned to our first duty station—grad school—in Pasadena. Got a masters in electrical engineering from Cal Tech in 1984, then spent three years on CHANDLER (DDG-996) in San Diego. Then four years as U.S. Naval Exchange officer teaching electrical engineering at the Canadian Royal Military College (RMC). Left active duty in 1991 and continued teaching at RMC until I completed a Ph.D. in robotics at Queen's University (Canada) down the sfreet and until I finally decided what to do with the rest of my life. Then—mid life crisis—went to medical school at the University of Florida. We were in Gainesville for eight years through medical school and residency training in anesthesia.

We were there during the hayday of the Spurrier era and now we are all huge Gator fans (we're still Navy fans, but it's nice to root for a winning team). After residency, joined a private practice

anesthesia group in Orlando where we provide services for seven hospitals in the Florida Hospital group.

In die mean time, we had three kids. Dan was bom in San Diego 18 years ago and now is a senior in high school and looks forward to studying film in college—he wants to be a cinematographer and director—look for him in theafres near you soon. Jon was bom 22 months later in Tampa (Barri was home with her parents while I was overseas). He is a junior diis year and has wanted to be a pilot for as long as I can remember He rows crew and gets straight A's (sounds a lot like my roommate from Company 29—Steve Culpepper). He's not sure whether he wants to give up freedom and attend an Academy (probably Air Force) or rough it in ROTC at the University of Florida—the more I push him, the less he tells me about his plans.

Our last child, my princess Ali, was bom in Canada and is now almost 12 years old. She loves dogs, has been playing the violin for eight years, and is better in math than either of her brothers were at that age. She is independent, feisty, loves those Christian boy bands, and has the whole world in her hands, ff you can't teU, I'm pretty proud of our kids and their accomplishments, and the credit for them goes to Barri, my wife and best friend for ahnost 20 years. She homeschooled the boys tU middle school and continues now with Ah. In addition toratminga school from home, she does everything to keep us afloat since I spend 60-80 hours a week in the hospital. She is amazing.

Anyway, thanks for ranning such a great column and let everyone know that there is a friend in Orlando when y'all come down for vacation.

Thanks to Tom Looke for taking the time to catch up.

On the Command Front CDR Mark Hagerott completed his command tour and tumed over KAUFMAN (FFG-59) in Febraary 2003. CDR Henry Smitii decommissioned RADFORD on 18 March 2003, and reported to die Comptroller's shop for the Norfolk Navy Yard. I have intel that Don Holcomb reported recentiy to Defense Threat Reduction Agency at Ft. Belvoir.

Dave Bartholomew reports; Just finished my CO tour on ANNAPOLIS (SSN-760) here in Groton, CT. Had so much fun in command, all 28 months, that we get to do it again. By the time this is published I should be die CO of PCU JIMMY CARTER

(SSN-23) being built here in Groton and due to be commissioned in early 2005. I see Bill Stacia (CSS 4 Deputy), Dan Forney (CO SPRINGFIELD), Ed Takesyue (CO SAN JUAN),

Jeff Currer (CO PnrsBURG), Phil McKenna (XO Naval Submarine Support Facility), Chris Pietras (SupShip Groton) frequently. Jenny and the girls are doing great, as usual. Hope to make the reunion. Keep in touch.

A quick 22nd Company update from Brian Antonio; Since taking on the challenge to be die 20th Reunion Company rep (mission impossible?), I've been able to make email contact with 23 out of 34 of us. I'm still looking for Dan Ball, Keidi Beatty, Marc Manzelli, Mike McCool, Kevin Miller, Tom Nicholas, Walt Ryon, Tony Sanchez, Ken Spafford, Ken Switzer, and Geoff Walbom. Hopefully, they (or their parents) are still reading Shipmate, and will contact me at AntonioBK@navsea.navy.mil so I can add them to our contact list.

A few nuggets from everyone else; We found both Scott Bartkowski and Jed Ruiz in Shipmate, May 2003

85 '83: Left to r: Brian Antonio. Bob Corrolla, Walt Moland. Tom Dacey, Katz McKavitt, Jim Beatty. Mike Mundt, and Neal Davidson

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Pres: Bob Smith e: upsbobs@hotmail.com; w: 502-386-4078 Corr. Sec'y: CDR Dave McDonnell 88 Bowyer Road, Annapohs, MD 21402 w; 410-293-6331; h: 410-626-0347 he: david_555@comcast.net we: mcdonnel@usna.edu Matt Schatzle (28) and I recentiy presented a check to the 25th Company during noon meal formation in the amount of $1,500 to support upgrades to their wardroom. The Class of '85 looks forward to maintaining a close relationship with our sponsor Company in the coming years.

Below is a photo of Matt and I presenting the ceremonial check to Justin Carlson '03, the Company wardroom representative. The money will go towards a new refrigerator and reimbursement for a new pool table and foosball table.

'83: Rich Woodford. Al Crozier, Carol Sink, and John C. Battle at the November USNA AA Greater Washington Area luncheon Pensacola. Bart is president of a coastal restoration company and Jed is still in the USMC. Jim Beatty is in DC attending the Industrial College of the Armed Forces (ICAF) anticipating overseas orders and Randy Black is stationed at Pax Riven Dusty Brzostek is in Philadelphia working two jobs, while Brian Cianella has taken up banking in Rorida. John Forti and Kevin Smith are both in Japan, and are still in the USMC. Kevin is CO of a CH-46 Squadron. John plans to attend the reunion, so he may win the award for traveling the farthest distance! Kyle Hancock, Jim Nail, Jim Sweeney, and T^ Vaughan all checked in, and I heard from Jeff Hallin out in Cahfomia. Dave Fuhrman is getting ready to be Air Boss on LINCOLN, Doug Hintze has demobUized from the Reserve and is back in Georgia, while Jon Houser is with ComSubGraTwo in Groton. Malcolm LeMay and Ed Logue are at the Pentagon. Ed has made the decision to retfre effective I June. Frank McNeil is in Baltimore working for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, and we found Graham Rossano in Massachusetts. Ken Wilson is in Phoenix ranning a software development company, and Randy Wood is at the Pentagon in N78. Lastly, I finally made my way back to Maryland, and I'm stationed at NavSea. Looking forward to hearing from the rest of the crew and getting a big tumout for the 20th Reunion from "Double-Deuce!"

Thanks to Brian and to all the volunteers for taking up the slack in making the reunion a Class Act. I'll pick up where we left off this month with the Summer swimsuit edition.

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Pres; CDR Steven G. Young, USNR c/oMSDW, 11311 McCormick Road #450 Hunt Valley, MD 21031 w; 410-229-8206, 888-435-2281 e: Steven.G.Young@msdw.com Sec'y: Karen (Malloy) Halverson 3111 Bent Creek Drive, Valrico, FL 33594 h: 813-681-4088; e: dkhalverso@aol.com web site: www.usna84.com Greetings. We've been asked to keep our articles short this month so here's the news, quick and dirty. Robin Franke sent along word that CDR Wade "Torch" Knudson has assumed command of Air Test and Evaluation Squadron 30 (VX-30) at Naval Base Ventura County.

Wade had been serving as the chief test pilot at VX-30 since November 2001. Robin also reported that CDR John Gelinne assumed command of KAUFFMAN in Febraary. John had previously served as the commissioning commanding officer of coastal patrol ship HURRICANE and as such was the first Navy lieutenant to take command of a commissioned ship since the Vietnam War. Congratulations, Wade and John, and thanks, Robin.

Mr. Edward Dixon wrote with news that his son and our Classmate Kurt Dixon is the medical malpractice lawyer for the family of Jesica Santillan, the young girl in North Carolina who received the wrong organs during her heartlung transplant.

Keep safe all of you out there in harm's way.

Talk to you later. —Karen

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The big check Lost Ring. Recently, one of our Classmates discovered an '85 Class ring was being auctioned off on Ebay. Through a diligent investigation conducted by the Alumni Association and a few of our Classmates (including Paul Rosmilso (3)), the seller was determined to be a pawnshop in Virginia Beach, VA. The pawnbroker was not cooperative with us and insisted on selling the ring. The ring had a name engraved inside of it, but the pawnbroker would not tell us whose ring it was. Paul jumped into the bidding war and ended up winning the auction and buying the ring. The ring has been retumed to its owner who had lost the ring years ago.

Nancy Mendonca (nancy.mendonca@ dfoisr.whs.mil) still has 15 '85 Lucky Bags and will mail them for free to whoever would like one. Please send her an email if you desire a copy.

Steve KeUy (14) and Theresa (Salza) KeUy (I); We have finally moved from the warmth of Southern Califomia to Holland, PA. Steve has assumed the duties as OpsO of Marine Air Group 49 located at NAS (JRB) Willow Grove.

MAG-49 flies everything but Harriers. Steve still flies CH-53s when the chance is available plus the C-12 occasionally. Most probably a twilight tour (this house is a "keeper") with a follow on career with Harley-Davidson. Theresa just left for her two weeks of Active Duty at NAS Keflavic supporting the station staff there.

Last time she did an AT—to NCTAMS, Hawaii of all places—she left on 9 September 2001 and did not retum until Halloween. The kids, Kate (13) and Shannon (10), are enjoying the new schools, new friends, and the change of seasons—particularly winter There is about 7 inches of snow on the ground and more to follow. If anybody gets up around Philly—Trenton area, drop by; we always have cold beer, hot food, and a 60 inch TV for sports viewing. Haven't 157

ran across any Classmates in a long while, but seeing many members of the Class of 2000, 2001, etc. Neither of us will probably get to go back and play in diis "Ultimate CAX" but to those of you who are, best of luck and Godspeed.

I have seen one other Classmate at Willow Grove (although very briefly): Norm Fitzpatrick (36).

He is OIC of the Reserve Programs Directorate, or something like diat. He is flying C-12s in addition to managing the Reservists.

Jim Anderson (16) (jimusna85@aol.com or andersonj @je.jfcom.mil); Now living in Norfolk, VA, with my wife, Karen, and two boys, Fischer (7) and Jake (4).

We've been here since this summer when we moved from Newport, RI. I'm working at Joint Forces Command doing work on the prototype for the Standing Joint Force Headquarters. I rolled into this after finishing about eight months recalled to active duty with Navy Warfare Development Command for fleet battle experiment Juliet and Millennium Challenge '02. Barb and Andy Paul (16) are out this way (although I haven't seen them in quite a while) and Mike Dashiel (22) lives right down the street from me (small world). If anybody else gets out this way, drop a line.

John Carver (29): I sent in a blurb a few years back reporting that I left the Marine Corps and went to work for a Commercial Litigation/Real Estate Development Law Firm in Nevada, Marquis & Aurbach. I have since moved back to Denver and bought a loft in Writer Square (downtown Denver, CO). I opened up my own law practice foiff blocks away in the Equitable Building on 17th Street. I continue to work in the areas of commercial litigation and real estate development. Having represented real estate developers for a number of years on their projects, I have decided to commence working on developing my own projectsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;new housing subdivisions (highrise, cluster, and single family) for senior citizens. I'll keep you posted. If anyone is in Denver, look me up.

Richard A. Johnson Jr. (22); On 14 December 2002, my wife, Lisa, and I had a baby girl. Her name is Charlotte and weighed 9 pounds, 9 ounces at birth. Her threeyear-old brother, Griffin, has adjusted well.

Two weeks later, I began working as the Southem Vermont drag task force prosecutor for the State of Vermont. (I had been an assistant attomey general in the civil division of the Vermont AG's office for the past three years.)

Less then two weeks later, my squadron VMGR-452 a Marine Reserve C-130 squadron out of Newburgh, NY, was activated and two weeks later we were deployed to the Middle East. I am curtently serving as the intelligence officer for three C-130 squadrons and flying neariy every day. CT. Parker '82, the CO of one of the squadrons I work for over here, was my Plebe Year squad leader in 22nd Company.

Charlie Giles (22nd and Ninth Company), my roommate at USNA and through flight school is stationed up the road from me at another Middle East base and is flying C-130's for a Navy Reserve squadron out of Brunswick, ME. While over here, I found out that 1 was one of two Marine Reserve lieutenant colonels selected to attend the College of Naval Warfare in Newport, RI, beginning in August 2003.

Hopefully, this selection will permit me to rotate home in May or June. Charlie came down to our base to scrounge some C-130 parts from the U.S. Marine Corps.

Lee Jaenichen (10); Passing along some great newsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Heather and Mario Trujillo (10) are the proud parents of a beautiful baby girl, Gabriela Dory Trajillo, bom, on Monday, 24 Febmary 2003. Mother and daughter are home and doing well. Word has is that Gabriela already has Mario wrapped around her finger

Steve Vahsen (12); Charlie, Rick, and C T.

Rob Muxlow (20); At Third Fleet now, training range liaison officer; got orders to TacTraGraPac in San Diego, transfer July (assuming 1 have a relief!).

That'll make 17-1/2 years in Sandy Eggo, only one tour (DC) away from this illustrious homeport. What's my secret?

Chris Williams (7); After nearly 18 years, we are stationed in the Norfolk area for the first time. Despite some of the commuting headaches, we really like it here. Besides, after two years at the Pentagon, the traffic doesn't seem so bad. Helen and I are excited, as I just took command of OKLAHOMA CITY (SSN-723) in January 2003. We were

sorty we couldn't do the traditional announcements, invitations, and ceremony, but the circumstances didn't allow. We consider it a privilege to be serving in command and look forward to the next couple of years. On top of everything else, we continue (really, Helen continues) to homeschool our three children (now in our tenth year), and as it tums out, the Hampton Roads Region is a great place for it.

In January, we were able to see Bob Underwood (7) and his awesome family. They are now in the Quantico area (Stafford) where Bob is putting his infamously extroverted social skills to good use for USMCR recruiting. Last year, (2002) we also visited Terry Howell (7) and his clan at their home in Thomasville, GA, (you can take the boy out of the country...but not for long). Our families had a great time together We've also had some opportunities to talk to many other seventh Company Sea Dogs recentiy via phone and email. The offer stands: if any friends, Companymates, etc. are ever in the area look us up...our home is always open.

Curt Lindsay (10); I ran into Larry Datko (29) the other day.

He was trying to keep control of his energetic boys who were having a great time sledding on the hill behind our apartment. What a handful!

He lives nearby in Amold, but is working at NavSea, which requires a daily commute to the Washington Navy Yard. He is looking forward to retirement in 2004.

I just got off a tri-site (Diego, Garcia; Bahrain; Masirah, Oman) deployment in December and back in Whidbey Island, WA. Took over as VP-1 CO last month. Squadron is doing well, though very busy. Have sent crews back to the Gulf to support the efforts in the Middle East, and gearing up for our next deployment this December Phenomenal bunch of folks to work with...I just try to stay out of the way most of the time.

JeffRocha(33): We are presently at sea on KITTY HAWK and

pretty busy in general. Mike "Pig" Vance (17) is the XO of the VFA-195 Dambusters, Steve "Muy" Pettlt (34) is CO of the VS-21 Redtails, and John "Agent" Williams (3) is the Flag Staff N31. All of them are doing great things here in the Persian Gulf, after another no-notice deployment from our forward deployed home in Atsugi/Yokosuka, Japan. Pig has been the XO in the "Chippies" for almost a year now and is on his fifth overseas tour (third tour in CAG 5). Muy has been skipper of the "Redtails" for about eight months now, and in December, he and his wife Shannon, had a third child, Ryan, who was happily welcomed

by Meagan (9) and Matthew (7). Agent is wrapping up his tour on the ComCarGra Five staff and will be moving on to work at NavAir in Pax River As for me, I have been the CAG Ops O in CVW-5 for almost two years now.

My wife, Nancy, our two daughters, Kelsey (10) and Delanie (8), and I will be moving back to Lemoore this summer, where I will be working as the Strike Fighter Wing Pacific Chief of Staff.

Scott Nasson (34); I've taken an orthopedic surgery fellowship in sports medicine at University of Chicago, to begin on 1 August. I'm going to look into the possibility of coming back to USNA as one of two staff orthopedic surgeons after the fellowship is done. Other more likely possibilities include Bethesda, San Diego, or Portsmouth.

Gene Milovncki (18); I have orders to JOHN F. KENNEDY (CV-67) in Mayport, FL, to report in September '03. My position will be ship's safety officer I detach from U.S. Southem Command in August '03.

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Gregg Sears (28); Bob Barwis (36) took command of BULKELEY (DDG-84), a beautiful ship only commissioned two years ago, on 7 March in Norfolk. The speaker was ADM Fargo USPacCom. "85ers in attendance were Dave McDuffie (23), Tim Morgan (36), and me.

Bob is supposed to be a pretty heavy hitter in die surface world. There were multiple flags and retired flags in attendance.

Simon HiUman (18); Last weekend we had a small get-together at our house in Durddrk, MD, to say farewell to Bill Johnson (18) and chase away the Dark Ages (we've had enough snow for one year).

We only had about ten adults but they accounted for about 100 kids. Well at least it seemed that way. but I think they all had a good time.

Steve TVost (35) is still doing well selling to die Navy at Peoplesoft; Gregg Habel (18) is getting ready tofinishup his tour in DC and is heading for battalion command. Bill Johnson is getting near the end of the PCO pipeline and will be heading to Hawaii to command a BURKE class DDG (I never can remember the name). We are still trying to figure out who the mystery cancellation was. Someone called to tell us they were too hung-over from a previous party and couldn't face the drive, but with lots of screaming kids and loud background music, it was impossible to hear who it was before they hung up. I recently had dinner with Jen and Boothe Higgins (18) in New London.

Boothe is back at Raytheon after being recalled to active duty for a year post September 11th.

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Pres: Daniel H. White e: dhwhite@cablespeed.com; daniel_white@ml.com Sec'y: J. Eric Smith 19 Cord Drive, Latham, NY 12110 p: 518-786-3148; e: gnhn@capital.net Sec'y: Dan BalUster 315 E 58di Street, Apt. 5A, New York, NY 10022 p: 917-721-8064; e: DanBalUster@eartiihnk.net web site: wwrw.usna86.org Greetings, Class of '86. The Class mailbag is starting to heat up again, thanks for all the great letters and emails that are starting to roll in. In addition, I've received several great photos via snail mail that will post next month as well (there's a nice tease for you).

As of this writing, the 48-hour clock is ticking on fraq, and several of our Classmates are most likely making preps to get in harm's way. Best wishes and a heartfelt thanks to all who are involved, get home safe, first beer's on me when you roll through New York City.

Some not-so-good news to pass on this month.

Keimy Kmiec (16) passed away from a heart attack in the early moming hours of Sunday, 16 Febraary 2003 in New Jersey. For those of us who were fortunate enough to know Kenny, we all know what a great friend, scholar, athlete, father, and husband he was, and we also know he'd get mad at us if we got too sentimental over his passing, but he is a great man who will be sorely missed. Special thanks Pat Hoffman and Tom Kolongowski for helping to inform Classmates, and for help with spreading news on Shipmate, May 2003

the events that followed. Here are some followup details from Pat; Tom Kolongoski spoke to Anne, and her biggest request is to put a memorial scrapbook together for the kids, Elle, Caz, and Anna. We all know how much of a "shutter-bug" Vito was, therefore, Anne desperately wants something for the kids of Kenny's school/football days. Please forward any stories you recall and if possible, copy pictures and mail or scan them and send via Internet to my work email.

Tom and I will put this together and would like to try to complete it in a couple of weeks. No story is too trivial. Please forward this on to all appropriate parties.

My work email is: patrick.hoffman@ rorerasset.com; home address: 3084 Highley Rd., Audubon, PA 19403; h: 610-539-5453; w: 215-640-3058.

On the day of the funeral, it was a bright, sunny, warm day. We just had two feet of snow all over the place from Monday's blast.

Considering this winter's weather and what's to come, very lucky. Thankfully, the roads were all clear Went as well as to be expected.

Tom Kolongoski, Don Stedham, Rick Malczinski, Paul Salit, Rob Kuzy, Jeff Durand, Lou Jonske, Chris Castelli, and Harry Hughes were there, there were others I'm sure, just getting old. Again, thanks for your help.

An education trast fund has been set up for Kenny and Anne's three kids. Those interested in contributing can donate to: (Checks payable to) The Kmiec Children's Education Fund; c/o Commerce Bank, 148 N. Main St., Mullica Hill, NJ 08062.

Back to Class business. Here's a report from the six-foot, five-inch Kylor Whitaker, who checked in with this report: From a long time reader, first time writer...excuse for me being a Uttle nervous here. I thought I would take the message to Garcia, and report in.

As I am sure for all of us first things first— as I write this our nation is preparing for war God Bless all of those still serving and thank you. My two minute drill update on my past 17 years. After getting out in 2002 I went into sales with a medical company and was there for ten years in various capacities. I have since moved on to a start-up medical company and will, as it looks from our recent merger, be needing to look for my next start up. Along this ride I got married in 1999 (Prince's song was not our first dance mind you), which Erich Sauerbrey did an excellent job of providing Best Man support with while steady Dan Ballister covered his back.

Lynne and I now have a 2 and 1/2 year old girl and a 2 month old boy. Yes both children are tall and fortunately for them they both were bom with more muscle mass than I have ever had. Combined with their mother's athletic grace we have enrolled them both for this summer's Tony Wells and Vemon Butier's Big Man Camp. We have lived in the Northem Virginia area for the past four years. Thirty seconds left...so like all of you outside of work and family the little time left is for hobbies I guess. After reading, cooking, and collecting stamps, I work on what has been my long time dream of building my log cabin in the woods of Oregon. For those in Fourth Company you rate knowing the city. No longer is it a pipedream as I have put the finishing touches on the front steps to the house while surviving the Blizzard of 2003.

Here's an outstanding update from Jim Adkins (1) (adkins@amazon.com) out in the Pacific Northwest; For some reason I stopped receiving Shipmate at my home. Finally got it reinstated last month, and it was great to see some news about '86. Here's a quick update on me to include in the next go around.

Last I wrote, I was working at McKinsey as a management consultant. I joined in '96 after business school when we opened an office up in Seattle. Served an interesting combination of technology, retail, and manufacturing clients.

Also, got to do a tour of duty in Sydney for a year with the whole family. This was an amazing deal! We artived just before the 2000 Sydney Olympics, lived in a great house overlooking Sydney Harbor and the Pacific Ocean, and d-aveled all over Australia and New Zealand. Also, James Newton Adkins IV was bom while we were there—he'll have great stories to tell about his Aussie heritage when he gets older We moved back to Seattle in late 2001, and I took on a role at Amazon.com. I'm in operations and responsible for developing our operational partnerships—artangements like we have with Target and Toys 'R Us where Amazon runs their ecommerce web site, handles fulfillment of product, performs customer service, etc. The job is a great combination of technology, retail, and operations; and Amazon is a fascinating organization to be part of It sounds hokey, but we really are intent on building a traly great and lasting company.

Mary and the kiddos are busier-than-ever Carolyn is 11, Kathleen is 7, and James is 2 (already!). They sure grow up fast! My dad (Class of '86 minus 28) retired for good last year, and he and my mom built a house in Silverdale (just across Puget Sound from Seattle) and moved here from the East Coast. It is great having them so close, and they love spending time with their grandkids.

Have heard from a few Classmates over the last year or so. Merrick Van Dongen swung by when he was up here a few months back. It has been a while now, but Doug Baugh gave me a tour of his tmck manufacturing plant at Paccar. Also, Linh Le is living up here working for KLA Tencor Andy Kirkpatrick is also with KLA Tencor but down in Silicon Valley.

Talked to Dan Beldy back during my job hunt—he is doing venture capital down in the Bay area. Kip Pagach recentiy moved back from Australia to Virginia and is expecting his first child with Dana. Pat Hoffman is doing financial planning work in Pennsylvania.

Randy Wolf is doing some higher finance stuff in New York. Jack Lirette has moved from Alabama to Oklahoma and is making tires for Michelin (been there over ten years now). And most recently saw Don Stedham at our 20th high school reunion in Virginia. (Wow, talk about really feeling old!)

We'd love to have visitors! If anyone is up in the Pacific Northwest, give us a ring.

I received a brief note from former lacrosse star and Syracuse, NY, native Paid Salit (16). Paulie lives near Hagerstown, MD, where he works as the athletic director/lacrosse coach at St. James School. His wife, Julie, also works there as the department chair for science, and coaches soccer They are regulars at their place on Cape Cod for the summer. If you ever had the opportunity to stare in awe at Paulie's academic discipline at Navy, you know he was destined to become a teacher. Work: 301-733-9330 ext. 3012; h: 301-745-5765.

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From Rich Gomez (23) (Richard.Gomez@ MAXWELL.AF.MIL); As for me...I'm in the midst of our Air Force brethren down here in Montgomery, attending Air War College. I will admit to enjoying being back in the books more than I thought I would be. However, I still prefer the operational flavor of life. With a wife and two great kids up in Norfolk, this is merely an extended deployment with an occasion trip north to see them.

Special thanks to Tom Cann (32), who sends the following updates on several Classmates.

Also, apologies to Tom for the delay in publishing, as he sent this note a few months back: From Brad Johnson (26): Whew! Its been a long time since I've been back at the Boat School, or have been in contact with many of my Classmates. Here is a brief bio of what I've done since graduation: Went surface nuke M-Div officer on ENTERPRISE (CVN-65), round die worid craise in '89-'90; CICO on ELROD (FFG-55); Persian Gulf tour, post Gulf war, '91-'92; Mine Warfare Command, Charleston, SC, '92-'93; July 1992, married Miss Rebecca McElveen from the Charleston area; August 1993, transferted to CivLant, and attended graduate school at the University of Illinois in UrbanaChampaign and obtained a MS and Ph.D. in materials science and engineering.

While in grad school, Rebecca and I had our three children, Bethany (7), Joel (5), and Jared (1.5). We've really enjoyed being parents—I had no idea how awesome it is to be a father However, grad school wasn't the easiest setting to begin a family! After completing my doctorate, I was hired by Battelle and am working at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, WA. It took a while to get settied in, but we found a nice church in the area, and have started building a nice network of friends.

We're curtently hosting a Bible study in our home. Since being here, I've worked on a number of different DOE, DOD, and industrially funded R&D projects. Its been a great place to live and work. We had never been in the northwest before this job, and have enjoyed the area tremendously. We only wish that we lived closer to our families (Wisconsin and South Carolina). Rebecca and I have also started attending some of the local USNA Alumni group functions, and have had fun meeting grads from other Classes.

From Jim McNeal (9) (jamesm@ ispards.com); Peggy (Mansfield) (13) (peggymansfieldmcneal@yahoo.com), and I are both doing well.

I am the managing partner of an executive search firm in La Mesa, CA. Additionally, I am a commander in the Reserve. Currently, I am the CO of NCHB-5, a Cargo Handling Battalion in Tacoma, WA. We are watching the Iraq situation carefully and ready to go if called. Peggy is a sixth grade math teacher and although the kids can be a handful at times, she really enjoys her work. We have three kids: Stephanie (13), Bobby (II), and Jonathan (9).

With all of their various activities, we keep very busy getting kids to where they need to be. We have to hold PBFT on Sunday night just to keep it straight. We would love to hear from any Classmates.

From Jim Galambos (4) (www.apti.com): Following graduation I did the nuke thing, got through submarine school, lost a fight with a doctor and ended up nuke surface onboard CALIFORNIA. I got out after my tour on CALIFORNIA and went to graduate school at the University of Washington studying fusion 160

energy research. I completed my doctorate in 1996 and took a job with a small R&D company called Advanced Power Technologies, Inc. located in Washington, DC I've been there ever since. Also joining me from our Class is Clark Freise (16).

I got martied in August of '86 and now have two kids. I missed the tenth but made the 15th, saw a zillion people. I've managed to stay in touch with Randy Wolfe, Denny Moynihan, Kylor Whitaker, Grover Wright, and others from Fourth Company. I do attend the USNA Alumni luncheons often, but find they are heavily attended by the Classes of '55 and earlier Feel free to pass on my email, I'm always looking for people to play golf CDR James P. Galambos, Ph.D., , USNR, Advanced Power Technologies, Inc., 1400-A Duke St., Alexandria, VA 22314; v: 703-5492412; c: 703-505-6502; f: 703-549-2459.

From Pete Owen (1): My wife, Katie, and I are living in Carlsbad, CA, just south of Camp Pendleton where I am the XO of the First Marine Regiment. We have three kids and I am overjoyed to be back in the FMF after joint and recruiting duty. We see Keil Gentry (6), my son's godfather, a couple times a week. He is with 11th Marines and is an avid mountain climber I saw Rod Choi (11) up at 29 Palms in September He and Kris just moved out there from Quantico, and he is with TECG. From Aaron Ellison (26); I am living in San Diego and have three kids that keep me very busy. I did make the 15th Reunion and had a great time. Wish I was close enough to go every year. On occasion I see Mike Williams (26) and Ivan Pierce (26) as they make their great migration out to the "Best Coast." We usually drink a few too many and reflect on the good old days. Thanks to Sandra Davidson I periodically get a chance to polish up my social drinking skills when she throws an '86er invitational at her house. Have cold beer and even the most reclusive of Classmates will show their faces. Even have tossed back way too many with Jeff Murphy (22) a few times.

Still working at the emerging business venture (http://www.humsysdev.com) with hopes that at sometime it can fit into the schedule with the rest of my life.

From Jim Grandfield (26) (jlgrandfield@ worldnet.att.net): Okay I admit, I have been one of those people reading our Class column and complaining about the lack of news, but this may actually be my first time writing. I was a "5 and Outer" SWO, serving on JOHN HANCOCK (DD-981)

and with the then-new LCACs of ACU-4 at Little Creek. I decided a couple of years ago that I am officially getting old when I learned that JOHN HANCOCK, a spiffy new gas turbine SPRUANCE Class when I was on her, was decommissioned. We "5 and Outers" think that we stopped aging at 27, especially when reminiscing about the Navy.

After the Navy it was law school at Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, DE. After getting the academic *&%$# kicked out of me as a mechanical engineering major (whose talents, judging by what I do now, were more suited to political science), law school was great. I racked up more A's there than I ever did at USNA. Bound and determined to be a prosecutor, I ended up instead as a public defender in Suffolk, VA, just west of Norfolk.

I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked it, and was pretty good at it as well. After my

first full year, I received the outstanding rookie award for the Virginia Public Defender Commission. That didn't stop me from giving private practice a whirl for a couple of years.

After deciding I was no longer having fun, the opportunity came up to go back to the public defender's office, and I've been there since 1998, and loving every minute of it. (Thirik captain's mast every day.) I am now senior assistant public defender for Suffolk, which makes me a big fish in a littie pond. In addition to my "day job" I am an adjunct professor teaching criminal justice classes at Troy State University and Bluefield College.

On the personal side, I married Sondra in 1991, during the summer between first and second year. We have two beautiful girls, Emily (7) and Nancy (almost 4), who are the light of our lives. We live in Virginia Beach. If you are in the area, look me up.

That's all—thanks to everyone for their emails this month, it's time for Chris Soler and John Bamonte to step up and send an update.

Live from New 'York, —Dan

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Pres; Jim Matheson e: jmatheson@flagshipventures.com Sec'y: Tun Wolf e; twolf@1987.usna.com web site: http;//www.usna87.org As I write this column in March, the United States has decided that diplomacy has ran its course. War with fraq seems a mere hours away.

Thoughts of Classmates, friends, and fellow Alumni are abound. I think of Lee MiUer, Joe DLPaola, and others called to active duty and serving in the Middle East. I think of aviators, SEALs, and marines putting themselves in harm's way. I think that I am blessed to be an American!

Again, let's tum to other Classmate news; By now you should have received notice that Jim Matheson is now serving as the president of our Class. I strongly urge you to provide him with your support as he leads new initiatives to improve our Class leadership, communications, organization, fundraising, operations, and cohesion. I'm sure Jim will be providing more information on these topics, and others, in the near future.

Jason Hardebeck, CEO of WhoGlue, Inc., in Baltimore, recently completed a deal with German-based Siemens AG related to one of Siemens' incubator companies, PolyPoI Inc. WhoGlue now owns the intellectual property developed by PolyPol and Siemens has a minority stake in the firm. WhoGlue provides networking support for groups and companies via custonuzed web sites—such as that used by '87 for the 15-Year Reunion.

Beginning in March, Ralph Nelson became a weekly columnist on personal finance matters for Stars and Stripes. Ralph's literary career continues to bloom as his latest effort. The Savvy Naval Officer, hits the streets.

Kent Van Horn is the chairman of the department of professional programs at the Academy.

He sent a copy of the message noting that many Shipmate, May 2003

active duty members of '87 are officially putting on their silver oak leaves this fiscal year (and getting paid for 0-5 as well). Congratulations to the FY03 commanders!

Vicky and Matt Sampson, and family, have made tiie long move from Hawaii to the DC area. Following a brief time in Norfolk at the joint officers course. Matt will begin a tour at the Pentagon on the Office of the Secretary of Defense staff. The Sampsons are living at Boiling AFB. John Kyle sent an email that life in San Diego is going well. He, wife, Sharon, and daughter, Morgan, recently moved into a new home near Balbao Park. John mentioned that he ran into Jack Kennedy, Dave Fennell, and Carey Manhertz at the Army-Navy event hosted by the local Alumni Chapter John is an intellectual property litigator and registered patent attomey with the law firm Procopio Cory Hargreaves & Savitch, LLP. This past summer John helped achieve an overwhelming victory as part of a trial team that represented two partnerships affiliated with Robert GosneU '65 and Dan McGoldrick '65.

The Arizona Republic reported; A U.S. District Court jury has awarded $40 million to two partnerships affiliated with the Pointe Resorts and GosneU Builders in a dispute over proceeds from the sale of two Phoenix resorts. The jury ordered Mutual Life Insurance Cos. of New York to pay the money to Pointe Tapatio Resort Properties and Expansion Pointe Properties. The partnerships and the insurance company co-owned the Pointe resorts at Tapatio Cliffs and Squaw Peak, but sold diem in 1998 and 1999, respectively, to Hilton Hotels Corp. The partnerships sued the insurance company for $33.5 million, which they contended was their share of the $134 million in proceeds from the sales. The jury awarded that amount plus interest. Mutual of New York has filed an appeal.

The judgment is one of the largest jury awards in Arizona history, and, at the end of the trial, Arizona District Judge James A. Teilborg said that he had "never seen trial lawyering finer than what I have seen in this case."

Mike, Chuck, and Andy Andy Lennon sent a letter with the above photo noting Netta and Mike Radice's visit to Summerville, SC. There, they spent some time with the Lennons, Traci and Andy, and their neighbors (just two miles down the road) Kieran and Chuck Kramer. Dr. Radice is a chiropractor and the Radices live in Sarasota, FL. Andy added that he visited with Andy Buckon and Doug Hansen at the annual Reserve submarine conference in Norfolk back in Febraary. In March, Andy had lunch with Melissa and Robert Bums, and their daughter, Priscilla, during his drill weekend in Oriando.

Robert is now a reverend and will soon transfer to the Chaplains Corps. Thanks for the info!

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Please take the time to review the donor lists included in this issue of Shipmate. Also, check our web site for timely news from Jim and Jason, our webmaster, at www.usna87.org.

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Pres: Kennon A. Artis e: Navy88@aol.com Sec'y: Eric Reinhold 1900 Summit Tower Blvd., Suite 170 Orlando, FL 32810 w: 407-916-8530; f: 407-916-9501 e: ereinhold@academyplanninggroup.com web site: www.AcademyPlanningGroup.com This month's submission will be short and sweet. Don't forget to check our Class web site (www.USNA88.com) for the latest on the 15Year Reunion. For those who don't know the dates, they are; 19-21 September. Dan O'Connor is heading up the golf toumament and has this update. The USNA Class of 1988 15th Reunion Golf Outing will take place on Friday, 19 September 2003. We will be playing in a scramble format with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. at the Renditions Golf Course in Davidsonville, MD. Renditions features replicas of holes from major championship venues (e.g. the 17th island green from TPC Sawgrass) and more information about the course can be found at www.renditionsgolf.com. The Toumament will be open to members of the Class of 1998 and their guests on a first-come-first-serve basis with registration closing in August. The entry fee of $135 per person includes greens fee, cart fee, unlimited range use prior to your round, free beverage cart service on the course (free domestic and imported beer, soft drinks, sports drink, botded water, and iced tea), and an "All American Cookout" feamring certified angus beef hamburgers and jumbo beef hot dogs, lettuce, sliced tomatoes, bermuda onions, dill pickles, condiments, pasta salad, homemade cole slaw, baked beans, fresh garden salad, fresh baked cookies, iced tea, lemonade, and coffee.

Rental clubs are available at $35 per set at the course (but please indicate if you'll need clubs so they have sufficient sets on hand). Sign up as a group or individually and we'll make the pairings. Registration and payment will be through the Class reunion registration site that will be up and ranning shortly. If you have questions call or email Dan O'Connor at 617-951-7519 or roconnor@ropesgray.com. In addition, T\icker Hite has done a great job procuring the reunion memorabiUa (shirts, hats, footballs, mugs, etc.) and we will have a web site set up soon in which you will be able to order items online through midsummer and they will be ready for pick up when you check in.

Our first submission this month is from Kevin Bamett (kevin.bamett@morganstanley.com) This is my first update since graduation, and I wanted to get it in before the 15-year mark. I will go out of order, but will put the most important thing first. My wife, Nataija, and I are the proud parents of our beautiful baby girl.

Anastasia, bom in April 2002. Now, going back; upon leaving active duty service in December 1992, I immediately began my second career as a financial advisor in Philadelphia, PA. I work for Morgan Stanley in the Center City office, and have spent the bulk of my time managing the financial assets of fellow Naval Academy grads. I am always looking to form new relationships with fellow grads as well, so if the need is there, feel free to contact me via email, regardless of where your residence is. For those fellow grads in the local Philadelphia/South Jersey area who might be considering a career in the financial services industry, or may curtently be in the industry, and looking to change firms, I would again welcome your contact via email. For anyone passing through the area, my home is open to you. Fair winds and Following Seas!

Cheap plugs are welcome in our column so feel free to write, but you have to include at least some update on your life and Classmates you've ran into. Likewise, if you're moving to Florida and want insight into the financial services industry, particularly fee-based planning, then give me a call or email. Next we have a submission from Bobby Cox (bdbnb@earthlink.net); Eric, good job keeping the article going with minimal input from slugs like me.. .though I do enjoy the pictures of you and your family. 1 will try to fill a small portion of your page. I am curtently finishing up my tour in Philadelphia at the Naval Inventory Control Point. Philly is actually a great area with much to do within a short distance for families. My wife, Debbie, and I will be moving to DC in March '03 with our two kids, Bobby (7) and Becky (5). I think I will have to get season tickets for Navy football no matter how bad their record. There are always tailgaters, right?

I have had some great tours in Virginia, DC, Florida, Califomia, and Japan. I always seem to run into one or two Classmates on each tour, but I am a poor correspondent...So keeping in touch is tough. A couple of Classmates have also been stationed in Philly while I've been here. Pat Brown is still here with his wife, Ray and their two boys. Andy Mueck and his wife and triplets left last year. Plus there are always five or ten USNA grads here from other Classes here at ICP all the time. Also, I am glad to have gotten back in touch with a couple other folks this year We took a road trip to Kentucky at Thanksgiving to see Tom Ferguson, his wife, Kristie, and their five kids.

We had a blast catching up on old times and eating and drinking way too much. I have also talked via email and phone with a couple of my old roommates, John Dachos and Mark Jones. They both seem to be doing well. Mark has recently retumed to the govemment working as a civilian. John is doing his XO tour at sea. I regret losing touch with many other Classmates...! hope to see and talk to many more old friends this year Hopefully this will generate some contact (my email is). Thanks again for keeping us all in touch.

Thanks, Bobby, you make Philly sound so nice I almost want to move up from sunny Orlando. Maybe you should consider being a recraiter! Last on our list is a picture from Mike Lowe. Actually, Mike is too busy setting records for the most billable hours in Orlando as an attorney for the prestigious law firm of Greenberg-Traurig. His wife sent me a picture of Mike and his two kids, Katie (6) and Jacob (2 months) with strict instractions to keep it a secret...oops! Well, that's it for this month.

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Early Morning Afternoon 4 p.m.

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King Hall

Due to current world affairs, security does not allow anyone to drive on the Yard without a special pass. Shuttles will be running from the stadium to and from the Yard. Schedule times are forthcoming, but the following individuals are points of contact for specific areas:

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Lodging Golf & Brunch Tailgater Memorabilia Friday Reception Communications Class President

Russ Feldkamp Dan O'Connor Chad Watson Tucker Hite Craig McCarter Eric Reinhold Kennon Artis

Feldkamp88@aol.com roconnor@ropesgray.com Cwatson223@comcast.net thite@LNC.com craig.mccarter@compaq.com Ereinhold@AcademyPlanningGroup.com kaartis@aol.com Shipmate, May 2003

Only four more months until the reunion. See you there! —Eric

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I am safe, and have been working hard trying to get ready for what comes next. We have had a really tough time getting convenient Intemet access, which is why it has taken so long to write. We are living in a Turkish military bartacks. It is not bad, but it is not a five star hotel either At some point, we will move into the Army's tent city, but since we do not have official approval yet, it has not been built yet.

I suspect that a number of our Reservist Classmates are heading over somewhere.

Anyway, thought I would let you know in case you start getting requests for help on the CHAFFEE thing, and Harold isn't around to coordinate! BTW, he just recently got engaged (in fact right before he deployed), but due to his deployment I am not sure of the timing of the wedding. His fiancee is a delight. Her name is Amanda. Gotta go—Beat Armyr Tim, thanks for the update on Harold. If anyone knows anything about CHAFEE support effort, please info Jonathan Salkoff at; Jonathan@Salkoff.com.

Also, "Welcome Aboard, Amanda!" Before I go, I thought I would send in a couple of pics from a recent scuba outing with Dean Asher. We had a pretty wild moming...rain...equipment issues...and overly-aggressive sea snakes that did not care to have their picture taken while they were mating.

(You did not have to get so close Dean.)

Sara and Terry on 13 July 2002 Thanks for the update and the photo, Terry.

Well, '90, that's a wrap for this month. I really look forward to hearing what the rest of you are up to!

Semper Fi —Dave

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Pres: LCDR Richard Brophy, USN 416 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk, VA 23507 h: 757-625-4068; e: usnal991@aol.com w: VFA81 Unit 60149 FPO AE09504-6245 we: brophyrt@vfa81.navy.mil Sec'y: LT John DeVine, USN 17246 SE 46th St., Bellevue, WA 98006 e: John_DeVine@mckinsey.com

Pres: Jonathan Salkoif Cort. Sec'y: David Duff 12940 Carmel Creek Road #74 San Diego, CA 92130; h: 858-755-6648 w: 858-826-5139; e: shipmate90rep@yahoo.com Webmaster: Ron Surfield; e: rsurfield@netrail.net web site; http;//www.usna90.com Class e-group: ht5);//groups.yahoo.com/group/USNA90 The winds of change are blowing. The time has come for me to step down and pass the keyboard as Class corresponding secretary. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time over the past two years serving all of you and maybe, in the far off future, I will have the opportunity to serve our Class once again. My final update comes from Tim Feldhausen: 1 read the '90 news in Shipmate for the March issue, and saw that Harold Katz is coordinating the CHAFEE (Hull number—1990) request for support. That reminded me, of course, that Harold is now out of the country— one of many called up to meet the curtent crisis. I thought I would pass along to you his latest email to some of his friends. The email is dated 23 Febmary 2003: "I am in Turkey, and doing well. We have been in this country for a week now after less than 24 hours in Naples. Mostly, we are waiting for the Turkish govemment to give final approval to let us base troops here. Once that happens, it should get quite busy around here.

can believe it, (I still can't) I am a full time stay-at-home mom. I've come to the conclusion that "Negotiations with Toddlers" should be a graduate level course! My daughter, Sara, is 21 months old going on 21 years old. But motherhood has not scared me off.. .I'm due to have my second little girl on 15 April! I'm in baby makin' mode and it is the most tiring and rewarding thing I've done to date. Lord willing, two down and two to go. I know,...for those who know me...hell did not freeze over...but I'm pretty sure it hit a record low.

I'm working on starting my own business and hope to be up and mnning by the end of the year We are still in sunny Camarillo, CA, and would love to connect with some Class of '90 folks. Ciao!

Cupid...he is not And now, the new Class Corresponding Secretary for the Class of 1990.. .Dave Duff.

Many thanks. Major Honesty! You have done a superb job keeping our Class informed and connected over the past two years. I appreciate the hard work you've done preparing the information needed to get a great start in this new role. I hope I can be half the Class secretary you've been, XO! As for me, I'm alive and well and living in San Diego. A complete update next month, but right now I've got word from Terry Bradford-Crane (Terry. STCrane@aol.com): It's been so long since my last update, I didn't know if you would recognize my email address. Well, here is the short version. Steven and I are in good health and doing great. If you

A few notes to pass on this month. Thanks to both Bill Freehafer and Bryan Spano for dropping emails.

Bill updates us that he is now a P-3 pilot with U.S. Customs in Jacksonville, FL. Of the 27 pilots there, ten are Navy grads, and three are '91ers—Bill is joined there by Orrie Doffin and Vence Harbuck. Bill notes that the remaining guys are from "lesser Classes."

Bill and Carol Ann just had another baby girl, Anna, who was bom on 28 January of this year and already has Bill wrapped around her finger—congratulations! Speaking for all of us, Bill sends his thoughts and prayers to the '91 members and families now on deployment or supporting our forces. Thanks, Bill.

Bryan Spano (bryan@I991.usna.com) dropped the following note and picture; I hope this message finds you all well. I had the good fortune of running into many Classmates in San Diego at Paul Reinhart's wedding to Sabrina Wilson this past November I am sure the best man will be 163

writing in about the wedding, so I will leave those details to him. I stayed with Kim and Eric Otten, who is in San Diego as a TAR officer Many Classmates from 14th Company were there, including Jon Beckman, Paul Larson, Morgan IVIiller, Chris Huwalt (and I hope I didn't forget anybody!). Pat Everly, Bo Steiner, Chris Hagood, and Matt Frost were also there, among others. Paul's out in Guam now flying H-60, and I hear his neighbor is Dom Strada.

Jeff Roth is in Montana working on a law degree full time. Joe Gadwill is doing well in the Prowler world out in Whidbey Island. Tony Delucchi was in my neighborhood recently. He is doing well, and he has just moved out to Oakland, CA, area for a new job.

As for myself, I've been out of the Navy since '96 and in the Baltimore area for almost two years now. I like the area, and it's good to be close to the Academy. For those of you from 18th Company, we've put together a secure Yahoo! Group to help stay in touch, and we are trying to find everyone, so please drop me an email, and I'll make sure you get an invite to the group. Be safe out there.

it is guaranteed to be a fun time. Watch here and the Class web site for more details!

As part of the reunion, we will be holding elections for the Class executive committee. If you are interested in serving in a leadership position for our Class, please email a member of the election committee (myself or Wayne Grasdock) at shipmate@usna93.com or webmaster@usna93.com.

I recentiy received an email from Andrew Gallotta (gallotta@rochester.rr.com) who is working on a project to put issues of the Log magazine online, gathering perspectives from past contributors, etc. If you worked on the Log or have any insights or reflections on the Log, please contact Andrew.

Class of 1993 Blimpflyinghigh at the Meadowlands

This was a verrrry slow month for updates.

Actually, as you can see, there were none. I've included some photos of the '93/'92 tailgater for the Army-Navy game to take up some space. So, if you get a quick minute, zap me an email and we can get you in print! Take care. —Shogo May Submission Please do not forget to make your plans for our reunion (weekend of 20 September), hotels are already starting to get booked. Another reminder, if you are interested in ranning for office and serving on the Class executive committee, please email a member of the election committee (myself or Wayne Grasdock) at shipmate@usna93.com or webmaster® usna93.com.

I did not receive any news to publish this time around. I was able to meet Rob IFigge and Devin Deen in Orlando for lunch recendy. Rob is working for Boeing while Devin is working for MTS Technologies. Congratulations go out to Kate and Devin for the recent births of their twins Sage Owen Harper (4 pounds, 5 ounces, 17 inches) and Scarlet Lillian Faith (3 pounds, 15 ounces, 17 inches). The babies and mom are doing well. Congrats again!

Lucky for us, the editor asked the secretaries to keep their columns shorter this month for a special issue. Please send in those updates! Take care. —Shogo

Tony Delucchi and Bryan Spano in Fell's Point, December 2002 I know its not much, but it's the best I can do (this month).. .1 do hope all is well for all of you.

We look forward to hearing from you soon— please drop me an email or note at the address above! —JD

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Pres; LT Matt Amy, USN VP/Treas: LT Matt Amold, USN Treas: LT Efren Mojica, USN Sec'y: LT Jim Mills, USN Con^. Sec'y: Capt Shogo Cottrell, USMCR 4166 San Ysidro Way, Rockledge, FL 32955 h: 321-636-2649; e: shipmate@usna93.com (Ed. note: The following should have ran in the April issue. Sorry for the delay.)

First off a couple of reminders. The ten year reunion planning is well underway. If you are interested in helping with the planning and execution, please talk to Jim Mills. Make your plans now for the weekend of 20 September— 164

Chris Beaufait and his fiance (sorry, 1 didn't write down her name, Chris!)

Matt Arny looking sharp and trying to stay wann

Pres; IstLt Scott K. Hombuckle, USMC PSC 556, Box 506, FPO AP 96386-0506 h: 011-826-11-737-0083 e: hombuckle@hotmail.com Vice Pres/Treas: Kirk Clermont PO. Box 5459, Saint Marys, GA 31558 h: 912-510-8537; e: Clermont@eagnet.com Sec'y: Chris Williams 1050 USS Georgia Avenue, Kings Bay, GA 31547 h: 912-673-2739; e; csglt@subasekb.navy.mil Corr. Sec'y: Jim Keck U.S. Naval Hospital Guam, Primary Care Dept.

34 Turner Rd., Asan, GU 96910 h: 671-477-5115; e: jkeck@usna94.com Hello, '94! Thanks for checking back for another Class news column. I'm typing this message "on the road," as I find myself back in the good 'ol USA for some training. I was thinking this was going to be a very brief colunm due to the lack of Class news. But you've answered my last minute call for help and provided some tidbits of info. So, without delay, here's the latest update: This first email, dated 6 March, is from Stephanie and Matt Rick: I hope everyone is healthy and happy. I just wanted to update everyone on our wonderful news. As many of you may or may not know.

We have been trying to become parents now for a number of years. Well, after many tries of unsuccessful fertility treatments, we opted for in-vitro as a last resort before adoption. We were blessed on our very first attempt.

We had our first ultrasound two weeks ago, it confirmed two heartbeats. On 17 March, we'll both be able to hear their heartbeats aloud for the very fu^t time. We are nothing less than thrilled.

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We recently left Mayport, FL. We are currentiy in Newport, RI, for Prospective Executive Officer School (PXO). Matt's next job will be the XO (second in command of die ship) on GRAPPI^, out of Little Creek, VA. We closed on an older home in the historical district of Norfolk in December, and we have only seen the house twice since. As many of you know. Matt returned from a six months deployment this past September, and we just received news diat GR.\PPLE has recently deployed for the Gulf region. So right after PXO school here in Newport, Matt will be flying out to meet the ship and be gone for as long as necessary. So, I will become a tme Navy wife and have my children like many of you have done while daddy is away. Oh joy.

We are welcoming any and all advice on being a first time parents, and especially any advice on raising twins.

Good luck to all, stay safe. Always, Matt and Stephanie Rick (and future twins "Alpha" and "Bravo") Congramlations, Matt and Stephanie, with your double blessing! We look forward to hearing more (and getting pictures, too!) as the big day approaches.

The second (and last) email is a first-time contributor. Ken Haxton (khaxton@delex.com) wrote on 13 March with the following summary; More than eight years and only one letter— guess it took that long for me to have enough to pass along. After spending six years in Florida (four in Jax and two in Miami), I decided it was time to leave the Navy and live an imstmctured Ufe for a change. I married Leslie Freeman, a beautiful fUght attendant who was able to see beyond my receding hairline, and we left the tropical paradise of Miami and the Florida Keys for the Washington, DC area. And now, as I look at the remnants of the two feet of snow we received nearly a month ago, I'm seriously heginning to question our decision.

Anyway, I currently work for Delex Systems, one of many companies on the beltway preying on the Defense Budget. In a nutshell, we develop Harpoon missile training software and conduct missile training for both the U.S. and foreign navies.

Leslie and I live in Ashbura, out between Dulles Airport and Leesburg, and are expecting our first child (we're due in April, so you can change "expecting" to "enjoying" by the time this is printed). We rarely see or hear from any Classmates. I work with several grads, although they tend to tell me stories such as "Well, we've had two Superintendents from our Class" and "Man, that OUie North was a riot in school," to which I can only reply, "They've decommissioned every ship you served on, old man." So, we don't see too many Academy folks. We visit Annapolis several times per year and have discovered that Phillip's has about the best crab cake to be found—not sure how I missed that prior to 1994. We've been to a grand total of two home football games, and tailgated with Bryan Haas and his wife, Celina. Bryan and I spent two years together on DOYLE in Mayport. He and Celina Uve outside Annapolis and have two children. At the Rice game this past season, we ran into J.P. McDonough, his wife, Kim, and their two sons, as well as Tony Rossi and his wife, Kelly. At the time, J.P. was stationed at Camp Lejeune, having retumed from retaking die U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan, and Tony was a test pilot at Pax River after being stationed in Hawaii.

It would be great to hear from anyone from Third Company, as I know some of you live in the area. Drop me an email and we'll get in touch. Plus, if anyone has any idea where to find Pablo Mir, let me know. Take care and I'll write again in eight years.

Thanks for the great news. Ken. We hope to see pictures of your "tricycle motor in production" well before eight years passes.

That's all for the formal contributions. I did manage to hear from or run into a couple of Classmates; Katie and Todd Pruitt are proud to announce the birth of their son, Eric David, who made his debut on 21 November 2002. He joins his sister Charlotte, who turned two in December...I got a quick note from BiU Mann, who is still hanging out at the Branch Medical Clinic in Atlanta NAS. He recentiy retumed from a trip to Curaco with his family. His son, Jon, is now a world traveler at eight months...I managed to meet up with Dan Sameit this past weekend in Orlando, FL. He made the trip down from Atlanta, where he is working for GE...Kirk Clermont has made the transition to CivLant and is currently homesteading near Albany, GA...Jessica and Jason Berger are expecting their first child any day now...Kevin Mattix is still hanging out in Okinawa with the Marines, and manages to make it out to Guam from time to time.

That's all for this month. Thanks for all the offers to help with the web site and Class news column. Remember, if you send electronic photos, they must be at least 300 dpi and include a picture of a grad.

Til next time, '94. Take care and God bless.

C-ya. —Jim

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Pres: John Fleet e: class.president® 1995.usna.com Sec'y; LT Don Jamiola, USN 5 Cedar Street Apt. 2, Brans wick, ME 04011 h: 207-721-8431; e: djamiola@hotmail.com web site: www.usna95.com Greetings once again '95ers. Well I am writing this at the onset of a day we will all remember. Strikes have begun, and I am sure everyone is very busy watching CNN to get the latest. Let us all remember our Classmates on the front lines in our thoughts and prayers, and hope for a quick and decisive victory. Our first letter this month comes from Rich "Rowdy" Rodriguez (ops@bridge.navy.smil.mil or rrodriguez@ bridge.navy.mil).

Just wanted to say hello from Bremerton, WA. It's cold and rainy up here in the Pacific Northwest. As you can see, I am the operations officer onboard BRIDGE (AOE-10). We are with the Nnvirrz Battle Group. I am sure there are a lot of USNA Alumni present. So far, I have only had a chance to email Joey Freeman who is the Ops Boss on CAMDEN. I did mn into Tirent Gooding '94 in the BREMERTON base Gym. I think he's and EDO here in PSNS Naval Shipyard. Just wanted to let you know and for you to include in the next issue that our Classmate, Jim Kubiak, is the starting quarter

back for the Dallas Desparados, Arena Football League. He had a great game last week versus Chicago. He direw for six touch downs. 1 am sure you know this aheady. Thought it'll make a nice addition. As far as what is new in my life, well, I am happy to say diat my wife and I will be expecting our third child, sometime in October '03. Hopefully, I will be able to be home for the birth. Curtentiy my family is living in Waynesboro, PA. They will be joining me up here in Washington the following July '03. Can't wait to finish die upcoming deployment and spend some quality time with the family. Until then, God Bless America! Please include my contact info on the next available issue.

LT Richard Yi Rodriguez, Operations Officer, BRIDGE (AOE-10), IPT: 360-4760536, Ship's Cell: 206-465-2543, Inmarsat: 808-653-2210/11/12, STU: 360-476-8202 Thanks! Rowdy Our next letter is from Matt Russell (rassellm44@hotmail.com) in Ohio.

Well, 1 finally got off my lazy behind and decided to write. I still have trouble with email that isn't NATS...LOL. Anyway, here is a picture you might like. It is from the 36th Company Parent's Weekend Tailgater Left to right, that's Chris Akins, me, Chris Churchill, Mike Yankanich, Jon Montonye, Kyle Miller, Ted Veggeberg, Angel Dawkins, Wade Tharrington, and Pat "Weaz" Haney. Kneeling are Dan Baker and Jeremy Jurkoic. If you decide to use it, ask if anybody else from 36 has some photos they'd like to share, or they just wanna catch up, I'd like to hear from them.

I am out here in the sticks, a.k.a. Mt. Vemon, OH, about 15 miles south of Dan Moloney's (36) hometown of Mansfield. Chris Akins talked me into moving out here to work for Rolls Royce Energy Systems. We were working for Bill Teater '77, until he moved on to another job. Ernie Pido '87, is also aboard.

And we have the dad of a curtent MIDN Lisa Steinmetz '03. By the way, Chris was transferted to Bristol, UK, to Rolls-Royce Naval/Marine, and he's doing well.

This place is not exactiy a Navy town, so there's not much else to talk about. We couldn't see the Army-Navy game in this pathetic part of the country: Some kind of setup involving Ohio State. Buckeyes are weird. Anyway, please put my greetings into the next month's Shipmate. Kudos to Kubiak for making it to NBC on a Sunday aftemoon with a 2-0 start! I couldn't believe all the praise they were heaping on him: Good for Jim! Matt Russell, C.P.M., Rolls Royce Energy Systems, hic, w: 740-393-8764; c: 740-501-3097.

Well, that's it for this month. Sounds like the 36th Company has some pix and stories from the tailgater. All you 36ers out there hop on the email if you get a chance and give us an update!

Until next month, later. —Don

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From your President Hello Classmates: I write this on 24 March, less than 100 hours since Operation Iraqi Freedom commenced. We extend our condolences and gratitude to '97 for the loss of Thomas M. Adams, 27, of La Mesa, CA, killed when two Royal Navy Sea King helos collided on 22 March. He is the first Alumnus lost in the fraqi theater since the operation began. Our prayers accompany his family and friends.

Following on my recent mention in this column of my contact at year's end with former Companymate Rob Bailey, I was pleased today to receive this flash from him regarding various '95ers with whom he is in touch: Here are a few highlights on some guys who deserve some pubUc recognition on their accomplishments. I once swore that I would never write to Shipmate, but these guys have done some great things and I am going back on my word.

Chaz Bertrand: Graduated Harvard Business School in the spring of 2003 and is curtently living and working in Boston. He lives with a great Chesapeake Bay retriever named Dell.

Eric Kapitulik: Recently represented the Class, himself, and the Marine Corps superbly while participating in the Outdoor Life Network's Global Extremes Challenge. Kap was tearing up diefieldin both Africa and Costa Rica before his competition decided to get rid of their biggest threat. Kap is still working at USNA and is training for horunan Coeur D'Alene in Idaho this summer among other things.

Bobby Sites: I don't know where Sites is right now, but I am sure he carmot be too far from Mayo or the Caboose. I do know that Bobby is getting ready for his upcoming summer wedding. Many are looking forward to the opportunity to catch up with old friends this summer Spike Long: Spike is working in the USNA admissions office. He and his great wife, Kristin, bought and renovated a beautiful house in Eastport. Spike remms to USNA following two carrier deployments with his S-3 squadron over the past few years.

Justin Dunne: At the time of writing, Justin is commanding the Helibome Company with die 15th MEU (SOC)'s Battalion in Umm Qasr He was spotted on CNN on 24 March.

Let me say that in my opinion, the Marines of Company G are in the best hands imaginable right now. Justin is a great Marine Corps officer who is the right man for the job that is being done in Iraq right now.

Although I have tried to highlight some of my best friends' recent accomplishments and have failed to mention many others with whom I have lost touch in the past few years, nothing can compare to the job that Justin Durme and tens of thousands of others are doingrightnow overseas in defense of the country. I am sure that I speak for everyone who knows and loves him that our thoughts and prayers are with Justin, his Marines, and all the others who are doing their part in the warrightnow all over the world. May they all come home soon, safely.

That's all for now. Thanks for giving me the chance to highlight some worthy accomplishments. Talk with you soon.

Many thanks, Rob. Allow me to reiterate to everyone that hundreds of your Classmates deeply appreciate accounts such as Rob's, especially in light of circumstances that, for many, now preclude most all other means of getting an update on the happenings with members of the Class.

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On Class business, I am pleased to report that the registry count continues to climb at usna95.com. It stands at 450 as of today, but we cannot be satisfied with that. Again, please urge any members with whom you are in any contact to register if they have any desire to be updated on social and professional information related to the Class.

It assuredly passes without mention, but I close this month with an observation echoing one of Rob's aforesaid points: that, beyond measure, we all appreciate and applaud the sacrifice of those among us whose orders lead them, and those under their charge, into fields of fire.

By virtue of the sanctity of your devoted duty, confirmed by your oath to the Constitution, and epitomized by the impeccable legacies of predecessors like Dewey, Fluckey, Lejeune, Ripley, and Halsey, we know that you will both fulfill your mission and take care of your men and women in a manner worthy of mention in the same sentence with those giants of our heritage.

You are the very best of the best. We likewise appreciate the steadfast and ininutable support of the family and friends awaiting your retum.

Until next time. Godspeed and Semper Fidelis. —John

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Pres: LT Bart Phillips, USN 7980 Sevan Court, Unit D, San Diego, CA 92123 h: 858-278-2739; e: bartphillips@ibm.net Sec'y: Capt Tonya R. Barz, USMC 749 Howe Dr., Carmel, IN 46032 h: 317-581-0305; e: tbarz@tcco.com Greetings, 1996! My apologies for "no news in April." To make up for it, let's dive into some great updates and photos from Brian Grana.

Brian leads off by announcing the birth of his second child, Lucas Aaron, who joined this world on 5 September 2002. He was 8 pounds, 8 ounces, and was 21 inches long. When Brian wrote, Lucas was 21 pounds and 26 inches (another "monstrous house ape," Brian adds!).

According to the proud papa, Jacob (his oldest) is a great older brother, and Carey is the best mother and wife for whom anyone could ask!

Having two boys under age two tends to drive, tighten, and write their schedule, but it sounds like Carey manages to keep all three "kids" (as Brian includes himself in the count!) in line and on schedule.

Brian, Carey, Luke, and Jake Grana at an Army-Navy party Brian graduated NPS (a.k.a. "heaven") in December and ventured out with his family to the bustling metropolis of Indian Head, MD, (about an hour from both Quantico and Annapolis). Despite being back on the East Coast, the Grana family admits nussing their friends in Monterey and Califomia, in general.

They especially look forward to seeing Jen, Tyler, Cameron, and Sean Stephenson; Kelly, Gage, and Ben Pappas; Tanya (and new baby!) and Dave Joseforsky '97; and Stacey and Shawn Cunningham '94 and their children as they make their way out east.

Brian reported to the Chemical, Biological, Incident Response Force (CBIRF) in January as the contracting officer. Although he had only been there a short period of time when he wrote this, it appears to him that this will be a very interesting payback tour ("all kinds of whizbang stuff'). Brian's new partner in crime is Marine Captain Joe Hubert '99, who is quite a character and whose wife, Chrissy, is a doll.

(Whew—hard to believe '99 is pinning on railroad tracks)! Brian adds that, according to Carey, Brian and Joe act like two little kids (that can drink beer) when they get together Brian and Carey have also managed to link up for some dim-sum with Brian's old roommate and best man, Mark Skubis, and his wonderful wife, Beth. They visited Annapolis on Carey's birthday and are enjoying then amazing base house on the Potomac (if anyone has a boat, the Granas have a dock!). Brian encourages boat goers to swing by on Friday nights during the summer when the live band is playing next door during happy hour! Thanks for the great update, Brian!

Wherever you find yourself at the time of this printing—God speed. In closing, a note on courage by Sir Wilfred Grenfell, "It is courage the world needs, not infallibility...courage is always the surest wisdom." Until next month...

—Tonya

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Pres: Capt Tom Wagner, USMC h: 703-784-2036; e: towags@hottnail.com Sec'y: LT Mike McGreevy, USN 1869 Somersby Lane, Virginia Beach, VA 23456 h: 757-430-7815; c: 757-270-4654 e; groovel997@hotmail.com Brian, Jake, and Luke Grana at Camel Beach, CA

'97, I'll spare you guys the details on how this next submission ended up becoming a time Shipmate, May 2003

capsule two years after it was written. Thanks to this subnussion from Kevin Galloway and Lysa Stewart, we've got the following nostalgia to enjoy from when they were embarked aboard BOXER (LHD-4) for WestPac January '01. They wiote about the 13 Classmates onboard. Can't help but notice the timing for their retum; September'01; (The 13) are spread amongst the various units here such as: lldi MEU, HMM-268 (Rein), BLT 2/1, MSSG-11, CPR-7, BOXER, and HC-11. We were able to get the photo taken just in time before Ryan Phillips flew back to San Diego (HC-11 is switching out pilots for training) and unfortunately before John Jaeski had to head home on emergency leave. We hope they're both doing well, while we're still out here! Box ARG is just about 2/3 of the way through deployment and just about ready to leave the Persian Gulf and start our ttansit back home (mid-September in San Diego). Deployment has been relatively uneventfid (East Timor ops at the beginning and a couple of exercises in the Gulf) with the ever-changing ThreatCon just enough to shake things up.

As for individual plans, Kevin Galloway has been slated to head back to USNA in Decemtier, but the detaUer is still working to figure out what billet (something instructorlike). Sammy LaNasa (in between playing basketball andrackops) is the R&S coordinator for 11th MEU and he looks forward to keeping Steve Salata and Brett Lowry out of trouble for the remaining Ubbo ports (if we ever get any). And he's pretty excited about being Salata's best man in his Hawaii wedding to his special ensign. He is also the last guinea to get promoted in '97—congrats, Sammy! He'll be going back to First MarDiv at Pendleton to be an S-2. He hopes to eventually join Cornwall in teaching professionaUsm at Luce Hall! Steve Salata is doing well, spending most of his time in the gym getting big for all the ladies and is die NGLO for BLT 2/1 and will be heading to Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, CA, when we return (Sam and Steve both ended up doing tours out in Virginia Beach as of last summer, when I talked witii them at the Duck Inn).

Mike Shea is here as die MSSG-11 supply officer and tmly feels that he hasn't had this much fun since Plebe Summer! He plans on heading to Philly around November (PCS) to NAS Willow Grove and is looking forward to spending some quality time with his daughter, Annie. Woody (Brian Wood) is the supply officer/fiscal officer for the BLT and he gets dmnk every chance he possibly can. He misses Griff a lot and still plays hockey—his team won the championship before we left. You will be happy to know that he's still a dmnk and a bum—so nothing's changed!

Shana Gritsavage is also here as the MACG Uaison officer to the 11tilMEU CE. She works in the S-3 shop and after deployment she'll go back to Miramar to be on the MACG staff. From the ACE, Drew Leppert is here as the assistant aircraft maintenance officer for HMM-268 (Rein). He plans on getting out immediately upon his EAS in May '02. h's been a fun ride, but...okay who is he kidding? It's been plain awful. On a more personal note—Drew married his high school sweetheart, Sheri, at the Academy last March. It was great for him to see Paul Allegier, Joe Jankowski, Matt Rutherford, Pete Sheehy, and Tom Poulter who were in attendance (even if Tom was two hours late!) Also, if anyone has seen Clay Smith, tell him to call Drew when we get back Shipmate, May 2003

to SoCal in September.. .he's a dead man. Also, with the ACE is Ben Frye who is the aviation supply officer and spends his time in the gym and working on his M.B.A. Ben also plans on getting out upon his EAS. Lysa Stewart is the assistant operations officer for MSSG-11 and cmrentiy has PCS orders to the Quantico/DC area. She's still undecided as to whether she will accept them at this point. However, she's engaged and plans on getting martied next May in St. Louis.

Ken O'DonneU says that he's getting out to fly big planes since he can't do that in the Navy...and because vacations in die Arabian Gulf just aren't what they used to be. He'll probably stay in Califomia and he plans on riding quite a bit more as well. Brett Lowry is also getting out upon his EAS so he can go to Wall Street and continue to chase girls and drink lots of beer As for others we know of, Cory Martin is flying AH-lW's and just got back from a deployment with 31st MEU. Cory still enjoys sleeping and reportedly is applying the old USNA motto: "If you sleep 12 hours a day you're only here for two years." Brett St. George is flying HH-46's with HC-5 out of Guam and quickly coming up on two years happily married to his wife, Jill. Brett says he'll head back to USNA for shore duty if diey'U let him. Rick Brown (Air Force crosscommission) picked up his electrical engineering master's degree at the Air Force grad school and is working at Wright-Patterson AFB doing secret things he can't talk about.

Rick is enjoying the Air Force, Inc., and looks very puzzled when any of his Navy Classmates mention deployments or duty."

Other grads in VS-29 include Peter "Worm" Weston '98, Brian "Hot Karl" Schulz '99, and Mark "Socks" Nagel '99. Also onboard NiMrrz are Kurt Selleberg (Desron 23), Mike Toribio (VFA-14), Liam Booher (VFA-41), Erik Odom (VFA-97), Todd Peasely (VFA94), Frank Perry, Carl Wharton, Jason Yauman, Matt Dodge '98 (all VAW-117), and Bill Parmentier (VAQ 135).

John left VS-29 in March and headed to Pensacola to be an NFO instractor in the T-39 at VT-86. Mike Loeffler and his wife, Alicia, sent news of a future addition to the family. After almost six years and many moves, they're finally starting their own little family. Their first ultrasound in Febraary showed a healthy child expected to be bom near the end of September.

Congrattilations, Mike and Alicia.

Lastly, I've been getting a lot of ads for recraiting agencies. If you want to hook up with any of them, check out the section in the front of Shipmate for advertisements. I won't put all their info, in here or soon you'll be reading more ads than Class news. I will, however, put these two email addresses in for the benefit of those getting out (one's for Classmate Dave Howe, who's a recraiter); mbrogdon@bradIey-morris .com; DHowe@lucascareers.com.

There's a lot going on out there, so stay alive and stay in touch. —Groove

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Pres: David Forman h: 843-763-6458; e: DSForman@aol.com Vice Pres: John Chau Treas: Daniel J. Martin Sec'y: ShawTi C. Gee; e: shawngee@aol.com Corr. Sec'y: Carrie Howe; e; Ljohowe@aol.com 44237 Webster, Canton, MI 48187

'97 onboard BOXER

Jon Forsberg (forsbergja@3fssg.usmc.mil) and his wife, Dawn, welcomed a daughter, Linnea, into their family while Jon was in East Timor. Fortunately, Jon got to fly home for the holidays to see them. He's a Uttle more than halfway through an unaccompanied tour with the 31 St IVEU in Okinawa. Jon ran into two '97 guys on ESSEX during his last couple of deployments: Jared Voneida, who works for the PhibRon and Andy Husman, who's flying Harriers for the Black Sheep. He sees Joe Carney and Brenden Drew '96 from time to time. They're also GMO's there on Okinawa. Jon will be leaving in July to start a four-year orthopedic surgery residency at the Naval Hospital in Bethesda, MD, and hopes everyone's well.

John Bright (m970594@yahoo.com) wrote from his squadron, VS-29, where Alumni reign strong; '97 folks making cruise on NIMITZ in Febmary '03 include Cory Christensen, Kayla Lee, Kelvin "Pookie" Askew, and Ian Paddock. Brian Wiechowski is headed off to DC to do an anti-tertorism job. Adam Krause left the squadron in November to work at the Defense Intelligence Agency, also in DC.

Greetings great '98! The East Coast is finally seeing an end to winter. This one came very close to the amount of snow a few of us saw at NAPS during the winter of 1993-1994. In between shoveling snow, Jason Weed and Roger Ashworth are enjoying some relaxing time teaching at Sub School. Brian Eisenhuth is taking out a mortgage for some jewelry and would appreciate any donations made in his name. Dale Matheny managed to get off his boat early and spends his time shaping the minds of his students at NAPS. Only one submission this month—this one from Jake Schmitter: Greeting '98ers! I have been living the good life at NAS Whidbey Island after reluming from deployment in August. After almost two years of martiage, my wife. Drew, and I were finally able to take a well-deserved honeymoon. We highly recommend Hawaii for a vacation for those of you who have never been there. And wouldn't you know that in die midst of paradise, we ran into our very own Dave Forman with his wife and new baby. Cute kid, Dave. Fortunately, my squadron (VAQ 140 Patriots) detachments have not been too painful. In December we were sent to Nellis AFB in Vegas to support training the Air Force bubbas. Unfortunately, I was in the healing chair due to the PRK surgery that I received in late October For the Army-Navy game, my fellow Patriots Mike Gussenhoven '96, 167

'98: USNA Alums in Vegas enjoying the stomping of Army, 1 to r: Brian Miller '99, Chris Delgado, Jake Schmitter, John Sullivan '73, and Steve Linder '69 Chris Delgado, Brian Miller '99, and myself got to enjoy the cmshing of Army at the Riviera Casino with the local Las Vegas USNA Alumni Association. In Febmary we went down to San Diego to assist in the flight deck certification for STENNIS. Patriot Paddles (comprised of Nick Green '97, Todd Zentner, and Brian Miller '99) successflilly waved our two jets and six pilots. Our newest ECMO nugget, Ryan "Silent Bob" Stofferahn '00, got his first look at what life is like at three quarters of a mile behind the boat. Other Alumni in VAQ-140 are LCDR Darin "Sonny" Liston '91, LCDR Chris "IVUllhouse" Middleton '92 and die most recent addition to Patriotville, Blake Jackson '00. Also out there on STENNIS doing CQ in a Super Homet was Sara Stires. Sara, I never saw you but I recognized your voice on the radio.

WhUe I was enjoying the sights and sounds of South Dakota, I ran into Justin Bliffen, Leif Babin, Rick Ullman, and Minh Trinh. I guess its not hard to believe that one would find so many '98ers keepin' it real at the PB Bar&Grill.

Hope to see some of you in Whidbey sometime.

Much love to the Dirty 30 gang.

Thanks, Jake. That's all for this month. The thoughts and prayers of those of us at home go out to those of you about to be or already deployed. Fair winds... â&#x20AC;&#x201D;S.C. Gee

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Pres: Buster O'Brien e: obriencj@29palms.usmc.mil Vice Pres; Ben Adeyemi e: nigeriansteele@hotmail.com Treas: Jason Mendenhall Sec'y: Minh-tu Nguyen 6716 Stonecutter Drive, Burke, VA 22015 h: 703-644-7924; e: minhtu99@yahoo.com Hello, '99. Another May and yet another graduation is upon us again; it seems as if the months and years are just flying by faster and faster. We don't have much space for this month's column due to the Alumni tribute, so let's just get to what we do have. Here's a note from Joanna Berg (jberg@youngsville.oilfield.slb.com); I'm curtently living in Louisiana and working offshore as an engineer (how the hell did that happen) no matrimony or procreation going on here. As for navy Classmates, the only one I've really kept up with is Christa Neill who if I'm not mistaken is still in Bahrain making the world a safer place for us. Anyway, just thought I'd send an update in, if anyone 1 know is ever in Southern Louisiana stop by and I'll buy 'em a beer

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Matt Warner (matt_wamer@hotmail.com) dropped a note to let us know that he is finishing up his first year of law school at the University of Maryland. Laura Bishop is another Classmate who is just finishing up her first year of law school at George Washington University.

Congratulations to Dan Ahr who will be graduating from Catholic University's Law School later this month. Our last bit of information comes from Julia Mason (mason@usna.edu); Since I've been enjoying reading about what everyone else has been up to, I thought I might add my own story. After spending from September 2001 to July 2002 in Washington, DC, working for the director, ComSec material system (DCMS), I moved back to Annapolis in August to work at USNA. I'm here in the public affairs office for the next three years as the visit services officer, which means I handle the plans for and act as escort officer for visiting foreign officers, government officials, etc.

It's been a great experience so far. Also here are Ben Johnson and Josh Williams, and I've heard of plans for a few more of our Classmates to head here soon. If anyone plans to be back here to visit and would like to get in touch with me, please email me.

Thanks for the contact info, Julia. That's it for this month. As I am writing this month's column, we are just hours away from war. To our Classmates who are currentiy out on the frontline, who are headed over there, or who are on their way back, I can't even begin to describe how proud we are of you. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are always with you. Until next month, take care, God bless, and I will close out with a quote that was anonymously sent to me for use in our column specifically; There are good ships And wood ships And ships that sail the sea But the best ships Are friendships And may they always be â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Minh-T\i

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believe it but Stu "Money" Usry wrote us. Of all the people on the planet whom I would never suspect, the co-star of the much loved "Stu Money and Action Jackson all '80s radio show" is alive and on-line. The midget count is going up monthly. Chris Streng and Dan Pointkowski's wives gave birth (see details below) and we have a photo of Ryan Duffy's littie one at six months too. Also in the picture with Duff is his wife, Jenny. If I did not know her I would not believe that Ryan could have done that well either This month we also hear from Josh "Dizzy G." Gillespie, John Crawford, Doug Martin, and Art Terry who now prefers to be called "Richard." Alex "Werewolf Murray was spotted at the Miramar O'club and has lost at least 50 pounds. He said he was at one time living with Gino Marchetti and that Gino still sports his silver version of the Mr. T starter kit while gallivanting the Pacific Beach area. Kilo Company Plebes might recall Kerrie Howe '98, she is a Marine 46 driver, looks dazzling and is stationed at Miramar. Erik Sprague is also on Miramar at the F-18 rag. Will Kirby and Eric Bromley checked in with an address in Norfolk and Keith Simms checked in with one in Louisville, KY. Bromley vowed that his antisocial behavior is now over and he wants to throw a big keg party to make up for lost time.

That should get you a couple of phone calls Eric, buy a funnel!

Jenny, Ryan, and Sullivan Duffy We had our first registered complaint this month and it reads as follows; Thanks for spelling my name wrong a few months ago. My father wrote to tell me that and we are still missing silverware from your last visit to South Philly. Tell Timmy I said hello.

Sincerely, Ryan Kennedy.

Ryan Kennedy? Who does this guy think he is? The artist formerly known as "Biggie."

Name changes are subject to approval and this Ryan stuff is not going to fly. I will also state for the record that I don't even use silverware.

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Pres: J.V. "Murph" McCarthy Vice Pres: Art Terry Treas: Nick Lalota Sec'y: Tim O'Connor 317 N. Pleasant Ave., Ridgewood, NJ 07450 e: ShipmateOO@yahoo.com Freedom Fighters, The mailbox got some lovin' this month. We got pics and some good submissions. I can't

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Chris Streng, proud father writes; U is with great joy and happiness diat I am able to announce die arrival of the newest addidon to die Stt^ng clan. Ms. Lauren Mary Streng was bom at 3:48 a.m. on 15 Febmary at Tripler Hospital in Honolulu. HI. Lauren weighed in at a healthy 6 pounds. 13 ounces, 19 and 1/4 inches long. Kristi and Lauren are doing great.

Dan "No SWO" Pointkowski writes: Madisen Michelle Piontkowski, bom: 16 February '03 at 6:18 a.m. Yes, all those underways standing the midwatch finally paid off Labor started at 10 p.m. and we pulled the mid watch to deliver the baby. Weight: 9 pounds to quote myself when I saw it "Shoot Doc! It's a keeper!" Length; 21 inches; Disabilities: Seems to be lacking a penis. Although my wife. Amy, thought the umbilical cord was in fact a swollen unit and declared it a healthy baby boy before the Doc straightened her out.

John Crawford submits; Okay, okay. I'll write in already. JC here coming at ya firom the metropolis of Oak Harbor, WA. I'm currentiy in/on the Prowler RAG along with about twenty other "00 grads. There are several more grads stationed down the street in die VP/VQ squadrons also. Makes for some goodtimesand of course some good parties.

I realize I'm two months late but we had a pretty good showing for this year's ArmyNavy game. Brendon McAndrews and Chad Fairbanks hosted this year's game at their "in house" bar—Mabel's. Kick off was at...oh sunrise local so it was a "kegs&eggs" event. In true Midshipman fashion we all did our best to have one tied on by "March on." Everyone gave 100% on that evolution from what I could tell—BZ boys. The keg had just enough left at the half for our own personal spirit spots—keg stands followed by keg tosses. Chad, Mike Strauss, Josh Rupert, Brian Croteau '99, and Glenn Davis put on a half time performance to remember Chad could barely hold onto his guitar but the show went on...

Others in attendance (from what I can remember) were: Blake Jackson, Tom Burfield, Erica Buder, Angle Marino, Mike Beard, Alan Patterson, Joe Kato, Tony Fmcci, Dan Hoffman, Doug White, Brian Hopper (callsign Dangles— ask him about that one), Brian Gunkel, and Kevin Cahill. Some P-3 bubbas joined us including: Missy Carter, Adam Cawfleld, Doug Martin, Jeff HoUenbach, and Doug Howard are stationed up here but were on DET during the game. Several submariners made the drive up from Bangor to party also: Jim Prouty, Tim Newberry, and Brian Pikeman. Eric Engelbrecht was guarding some reactor or something and was unable to attend. Everybody's favorite Marines, Drew Bundle and Mark Simon, just checked into the squadron also. I hear Tim O'Connor is stationed down in Everett—guess he's to busy chasing girls around Seattle to give anybody a call.

Elsewhere in the world.. .Jon Gagnon is out in Charleston, SC, going through the nuke program. He's getting married on 15 March up in Annapolis to his Academy girlfriend, Valerie— Congrats my man. Matt Daigneault is flying Cobras and left for Kuwait about a month ago.

Ryan Hough just selected Hartiers and is headed to Cherry Point, SC, with his wife, Kate. Hope all are being safe out there...one day we will make it out to this "fleet" everybody keeps talking about. JAM 100, JC. PS: The French suck.

From the Gulf; I am out here widi VP-46 (P3's, the tip of the spear so to speak). JT "No P" Pianetta, Jeff Hollenback, Adam Goffrier, Roy "Postal" Shoesmith, Mateo Robertaccio '01, Mike Albus '99, Josh Gann '99, Duston Cazares '99, Brian Conway '98 and Kevin Thomas '98 are all in the squadron too. I am curtentiy in Bahrain, and more people show up all the time. "Fat" Missy Hiler '99 just departed from Desert Duck duty.

Chris Knaus, Tom Wagner '97, Lauren Lanier '97, JJ Puga '97, Ray Stromberger '97, and Ryan Lookabill '98 are all out here too. Murph, Wags says he can't wait to room with you at the next Prez meeting. Right now we are playing the waiting game just like the rest of the world. Everydiing is going pretty well; except I just found out diat I am out about $800 due to an unfortunate relationship with the Midstore. Thanks to everyone that keeps us posted out here, and all of the support is appreciated.

Background i.e. Sec'y note: Doug's reference to an amount of undue funds as per the Midstore might not be just what you think. He did not get a nasty gram from the accounting apartment at the Academy regarding a rapport with a worker named James, (about 5-foot, 4-inches, who looked like he was about 15) who back in the day would let you put a stereo on your Midstore card if you would just give him the chance. I know some of us got this letter right about the time we were high fiveing each other on what we got away with. This figure actually refers to funds due after chapter two of the Doug and Anastasia (Midstore chic) romance just concluded. Let this be a lesson to buy someone you happen to dig at the time some flowers and not a cell phone in your name. Duh.

Stu Usry and Andy Hartman This is Stu Usry writing from DULUTH (LPD6) in the Persian Gulf I never thought I'd be writing to Shipmate, but it's amazing what deployment can do to you. I thought you guys would enjoy seeing a picture of me and Andy Hartman together on deployment. Andy is on BUNKER HILL (CG-52) and he cross-decked to DULUTH for a day in March. I was surprised and happy to see him. We spent • the day making fun of our mutual friends and reminiscing about "the good old days"—mainly about how thoroughly Will Kirby (who will be married in June) and I had kicked Andy's and Ryan Dranginis' butts (along with everyone else's) at badminton during our senior year It's the little things that keep you going out here. It was a nice break from the everyday responsibilities we both have of protecting the westem world from tyranny and tertor Hope everyone is doing well.

Dazzling our pages once again Arthur "Richard" Terry: "The power of acute observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it."—George Bemard Shaw

Shipmate, May 2003

It has been again an uncalculated amount of time since the antics and catalogue of events surtounding the Richard Far West Tour have reached the many hungry eyes of so many Shipmate readers. The Great Eye [TGE] is ever watchful and this is one of many attempts that your humble author has made to try and defy it.

The powers of old and evil (in the form of the Shipmate editors) have no tolerance for stories of reckless debauchery and hallucinogenic dmgs made from pool chemicals. They are a simpler breed, more tolerant of dreary stories of weddings and who said what about how wonderfiil everything is in the world of total and unwavering blissdom. Of coiu-se I mean that in a good way. Who else should be responsible for the viewing restrictions of the humble Class of 2000 if not TGE. My only hope is to perhaps change strategy...make them wonder just long enough to blink. Then maybe, just maybe this critical communique will make it to all those who wish to see the unedited version of what happened at Mardi Gras, Oceanside, and Zack Guerra's car at 3 a.m. on Saturday morning.

I have seen many faces and their locations have changed as well. The most poignant I will surmise in this letter, for to recount them all would expand the magazine to an encyclopedia of documented mayhem that TGE would most certainly act on by sending out his minions for an all out assault on the many prodigies of our great and unparalleled Class.

I will begin with Marc Daigler and his everpresent cohort and strange blithering companion Johnny Yuma. They have relocated to the peaceful country of Kuwait where they are no doubt counting out many dollars to be used in a great assault on the forces of [TGE] idiocy.

Surely their wild antics will be more tolerated in a foreign desert than they where in that pit of despair called Yuma, AZ. Before they left they made one final salute to the Gila Monsters by capping off a few rounds on the side of the road.

It was all they could do just to get the litde fellars moving. In the cold gray light of dawn they felt the incredible wake of the massive C-141 that was going to be thefirstClassridefromone dry spot to the next. Righty-hoo my good men.

God speed! Meanwhile, at the homefront,many faces stand by in joyful wait to go and be a part of what will no doubt be the real thing. And what better to do than libate themselves as it may be the lasttimefor a long time that they get to in such good company.

Scotty "Wimple" Weinpel for example, [TGE]. He is a veritable "Gigolo Gladiator" among vestal virgins in wait—and who finer to administer the rites of passage than a strapping young cobra pilot with a penchant for hedonism and impromptu dentistry.

Dwain "Double D" Donaldson enjoys the sunny surf of San Diego as he too prepares for the great sand box. Probably more successful in terms of rote womanizing that Wimple, Double D's tme love has become music that he plays aggressively and without waming. Such playing often leaves him in a state of wild delirium and his judgment becomes impaired as evidenced by the caliber of passengers he allows to ride in the bed of his pick—up at 2 a.m. Residents of Carlsbad will often see him pulled overttyingto explain the wild antics of Richard and his coven of hoodlums in the cargo hold—spitting and stomping profusely as they stand up trying to get their bearings while letting the wind mn through their hair Our beloved President Jeffery Vincent McCarthy (Muff, Murph, Magoo, Scrimshaw, etc.) has too become enamored with the life a fledgling aviator It was his idea for Richard and 169

Zack Guerta to relocate to more acceptable environs and upheavel tme debauchery in the quiet shore of Carlsbad. But it was a lame @#%around and no one but Richard took anydiing away. Murph was very worried that life back in the fleet would be tt:oublesome...that somehow the edge will have worn off. He often intimates to me in private the notion that the "Giant PMO Gate Guard" lies in wait, biding his time for the perfect moment to strike our esteemed Class president. But if anything, die edge has only become sharper, [TGE].

But what has Richard done with histime,and what sense can he make of this whole westem tour? He has seen many faces...many former Midshipmen whom have grown and become serious about some things. 1 must stress the word some in this case and without much justification outside the aforementioned.

One thing I can say is that the more time I spend away from the Naval Academy the more I realize what a place it was. No sense of idealism exists anywhere else like it does there. The purity of going though that place with your closest friends cannot ever be erased.. .not by whatever megalomaniac CO we work for, by the endless bureaucracy of the military, not even the hideous stations like Yuma that get thrown our way. Neither can the sense of having been at the Academy and graduating at the tum of the century. When the economy was booming and the weather was grand, and [TGE].

From LTJG Joshua Dale Gillespie, USNR: Hey, it's Dizzy G in Virginia Beach. Been here about 14 months, spent the better part of it over in the Arabian Sea last year. Working as the MINIBOSS on LPD-12 widi LT Scott "Band" Miller '94, LTJG Derek Peterson '99, and Matt Hennessey ' 98. Congrats to my old roommates Ben "Spud" Becker and Frank "Bud" Weisser, both of whom were winged recendy.

That's the beat for this month sports fans.

Keep it coming Shipmate00@yahoo.com take the time to edit please and pics need to be 300 dpi or better. Godspeed. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Murph

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Pres: 2dLt Aaron Fielder Vice Pres; ENS Dave Harrington Treas: ENS Andy Henwood, SC, USN Sec'y: ENS Angela Karalekas 35 Old Coach Circle., Ludlow, MA 01056 e: usna2001navy@yahoo.com Class of '01, I hope everyone is doing well.

This spring marks the two-year mark from our graduation. It is hard to believe how much the world has changed. I hope this finds everyone doing well. Please keep writing, it makes the world a littie smaller.

Tom Cunningham writes, Duct tape is tmly a modem miracle. It is tough, lightweight, and inexpensive. I rank it among the greatest technological accomplishments of the 20th century alongside relativity and pet rocks. Unknown to most, it forms the backbone of most of our engineering marvels.

If you own stock in duct tape, however, sell it soon: the venerable T-2C is being decommissioned within the year In these, the final operational months of this miracle of flight, a few intrepid souls mount these wheezing stallions to tertorize the vultures and pigeons that FOD the mral Mississippi airspace. Brave men such as Chuck Rowland, Nolan King, Ernie Lietzan, Steve Yenias, Matt Nieswand, and Ahren Thornton swagger into HoJo's with a quiet confidence that says, "I fly an oil pan with Wings." They are not alone. Colin Price, Jeremy Newton, Kevin Solem, Eric Sparks, Dan Sullivan, and Jake Portaro are pushing their machines to the maintenance Paige Davis envelope, as well as Brian "Low-Priority" Loustaunau who, due to impeccable scheduling, has logged more time behind a tablesaw than a jet.

In Meridian, there are two types of jet that haunt above the restless natives below. The T-45C is the newer, richer, snobby British cousin of the beloved Buckeye and thus gets all the attention and money that fuels the Universal Studios simulator building that "total syllabus" students like Brad Dubinsky, Pat Salmon, Nick Saunders, and Kyle Jason get to play in "They're flying a complicated rocket that not only flies faster, but will get them to Wings, while the rest of us will be renewing our leases for yet another year" Jake Portaro and I happen to live with a "TS" demigod (Dubi). We've just nearly finished his pyramid in the backyard. It's the least we could do.

On a serious note, most of us here will not see the fleet for at least a year, maybe more. We know many of our Classmates are out there on the front line. We pray that this war, if it happens, is swift and well executed. God bless all of you. Semper Fi.

morning celebrating the year-long debacle that is flight school. Lots of friends showed up at the party including, Jeremy Kim, Preston "Rack" Rackauskus, Matty PizzuUi, Arthur Ball, Barney Venter, Pat O'Reilly, and Jason Higgins '99. Jeremy and Big Art selected P-3s and are working their way through advanced.

Bamey and Preston selected helos and have found their way back to Pensacola. Matt is fmishing up primary, and helping Jeff Kramer get a head start in Corpus. Phil Castenada, Paki Gomes and Taeko McFadden were Winged in Milton on 31 January. Also enclosed is the officer Class photo (below) from SERE school in San Diego. Front row: Adam Porter, Rich Tobin, Chris Rowan, Mike Major, Kevin Allen, Rob Davis, Brian Puskas. Second row: Clint Brown, Mike Nielson, David Drake, Man Masuda, Joe Saccoman. Back row: Bonnie Niggemann, Andreas Gerbert, Brady Scher, Jon Vanecko, Jason Mendenhall '99, Brandon Harjer '99. This photo (below) was taken right after we retumed from the field, which explains the beards and face paint. I was able to hang out with Rosie Goscinski in San Diego, and found out that Cathy (Hamilton) Harrington has been deployed to the sand box. Cathy's husband and former Classmate, Doug Harrington, has been activated by the Marine Reserves. Lastly, road tripped up to Crab Town with Zane to catch the Brigade boxing finals on 28 Febmary. Dustin Lonero came up to watch his younger brother fight, who unfortunately lost. Dustin is on hold right now, so he's found his way back into the ring and training for the Gold Gloves. Pete Firenze was there also for a wedding.

A couple last minute updates: Rodeece Dean is on his way to Yokuska as suppo for GARY.

Dave Hess finished sub school and is assigned to icings Bay, GA. Brent Jaquith is stranded in jet intermediates due to a flap problem with the T-2. Jon and Genevieve Kehoe spent some time in Corpus for mine warfare school before heading out to Japan. Because of his multiple shoulder surgeries, Jon will be a lieutenant junior grade before stepping across the bow of his first ship. Jeff Palmer was picked up for METOC after NPQ'ing NFO, and will be at mainside Pensacola for a while longer Sorry for another long one...

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Checking in from sunny Jacksonville, FL. The last few months have had quite a few Classmate sightings and been rather eventful.

Seven grads received our Wings on 13 December 2002. The enclosed photo shows the Class prior to the Winging, with the exception of Brian Puskas '00, who didn't make the photo op. Bonnie Niggemann, Jon Vanecko, myself, Andreas Gerbert, Clay Vemon, UNM '00, Tom Clark, UC Boulder, Zane Stickel '00, and Chris Peyton '99, all drank 'till early

Seven grads before receiving their Wings 13 December 2002

It was such a treat to hear from Bethany Baker. She writes: I'm in Jacksonville in the P-3 RAG, but eventually I'll be in Spain living with Ingrid Peterson and Christina Ortega. Right now.

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I'm living with Lauralee Manges, who's staying in JAX with VP45, and Whitney Jeleniewski, who's going to Bmnswick. We're just having too much fun. Jon Tasch, JT Ward '00, Cory Pope '00, and Josh Crouse '99 are also in VP45 and scheduled to deploy to Sigonella in August. Tons of P-3 folk down here...Ryan Lacy, Jon Gutekunst. Darren Bess, Jared Thorpe, Brian Williams, Dan Maltby, Chad Coiu^ey '00, Matt Andersen, Loiuse Erb '99. Matt Cairion, Matt Delgado, Lucas Garcia, Ryan Casey, and Brett Miller just got to town.

Becca Bryan is in San Diego preparing to go to "die War." Tiko Crofoot got his SEAL pin last November Taeko McFadden got Winged and she's heading to Norfolk after the FRS. Ashley Augustini is an F-14 RIO in Nort'olk.

Mark Risser and Chad Redmer will be Winged on 14 March. Ellen (Compton) Bruenjes and her husband. Chris, had a baby girl, Elizabeth Jane. She was in labor for 32 hours with no dmgs! Go Ellen!

Chad Tmbilla. Pat Gegg, Scott Kmshenski, Lee Gilgour, Bill Pritchett. Brad Wimsatt, Steve Weydert, Luke Esposito, and Justin Kibbey are all down in Corpus keeping Farrah's in business. Well, I just figured the amount of names in this message would motivate other people to write in...Hope everyone is well.

Lto r: Jessica Podewils, Erich Jurges, Kathy Borkoski, Megan Monteith. Dan Bille. Clint Lawler, and Amy Straw Christopher Plath's parents wrote in when they received this picture from Chris who is on deployment.

Erica Christian and Christopher Plath were manied 23 June 2001 and attended SWOS in Newport together beginning in July 2002. In January 2002, Christopher reported as damage control assistant on MrrscHER (DDG-57) and Erica reported as ASW Officer on PORTER (DDG-78), both homeported in Norfolk. After months of pre-deployment preps, and several inbound/outbound channel passings, Christopher, aboard MITSCHER, deployed with the HARRY S. TRUMAN Battle Group on 5

December 2002. Erica deployed at the end of January 2003, aboard PORTER, with the THEODORE ROOSEVELT Battle Group. The photo opportunity occurted on 28 Febmary 2003, during an ops tumover at sea, when PORTER relieved MITSCHER on station, somewhere in the Sixth Fleet AOR. Erica transferted by boat with PORTER'S senior officers and spent four hours visiting Christopher aboard MITSCHER .

Chris and Erica Plath Take care and God Bless. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;AMK Shipmate, May 2003

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Pres: ENS C. J. Simonsen Vice Pres: ENS Greg Chapman Treas: ENS Chris Carter Sec'y: 2dLt Dani La Salle 2719 Westford Ct., Falls Church, VA 22043 e: usnashipmate02@yahoo.com It's hard to beheve a year's gone by since we all moved on to bigger and better things. This month we were asked to keep the columns shorter to accommodate a longer issue. I was glad to oblige, but you know, with the overflow of emails, it was hard to pick and choose. I managed though.

This is what the SpecWar guys have been up to: Robin Alfonso, Rob Bocek, Dan Cnossen, Mark Coneiy, and Nate Scott all graduated with Class 242 in late January. They are now going through Jump School, S.E.R.E school, a junior officer training course and SEAL qualification training. Darren Bounds, Justin Davis, Garret Kulczycki, and Ben Zuber are all doing well in third phase with Class 243 and will be graduating on 18 April. Ben Ahn, Pat McCauley, Craig Replogle, and Nat Thompson are all in second phase now with Class 244. Pat and Craig were with 243 but both had diving injuries and were rolled back a class.

Nick Huber is starting back up with Class 245 after being rolled for pneumonia on Tuesday night of Hellweek but is fired up to do it all again. Nonetheless, they still manage to spend their weekends in Vegas.

It seems a few members of the aviation community have set up their own secret society, but I was privy enough to get an email from the ringleader, who, if any aviators are interested, can write him/her at thebrownshoe2002@ yahoo.com. Anyway here's the latest from the Redneck Riviera; I don't know about the rest of you, but folks down here in P'cola are breaking out the shorts and golf clubs by day, and hitting up Squids 'n Kids at Seville Quarter by night. They look a lot older than 18 down here...I swear On the professional front, here's an update of what everybody's been selected tofly.Russ White chose the easy way of life and headed to San Antonio to be a P-3 backseater Rob Kurrle will be joining Jay Consalvi, Rip Gordon, and Andy McKee in Texas to be the Navy's newest jet jocks. Steve Hacker, Jarrod Hair, and Rob Ballard will be fishing them out of the water as the mighty helo bubbas, while Steve Rogers will be bossing them around as the E-2 "eye in the sky." Meanwhile, in the middle of nowhere, okay, Brian Dolan will practicing for the airlines as he drives the E-6.

The Pensacola locals have reported an increased number of high-and-tights and shirt stays wandering the streets as our newest TBS grads are trickling into NAS Pensacola. Ben Fredrick, John Guzman, Nate Bastar, and Dave Fuller are among the many brainwashed hoorahs who have started their flight training.

Speaking of starting training, VGEPpers like Art Rodriguez and Chris Lemmon might be waiting to class up until '03 tosses their hats.

It's always nice to see a six-month backup in naval training. Staying on the note of API, Sean McClintock decided to steal over $100

from his API class and then skip town. Thanks, Sean. Your Classmates are appreciative.

Stay tuned for next month's update as we will bring you the newest batch of aviation gossip. If you become privy to some info and would like us to include it, email your aviation gossip to http://www.thebrownshoe2002@ yahoo.com/. Keeping the airways safe. The Brown Shoe.

On the relatively more personal side, I got a couple of emails about some Classmates who have taken the plunge. On 8 March, Matt Mooshegian was married in Charleston, SC. Tom Uhl and Emily Burgess were engaged on 20 December. They haven't sent a date yet, but Tom said the wedding will be later this summer I hope this finds everyone well. Those of you in harm's way, we're thinking of you. Stay in touch. Until next month... â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Dani

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COMMENDATION The Chairman of the Board and The President of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association take pleasure in recognizing

Mrs. Mardell Laabs For outstanding and inspiring service as A loyal employee and Chapter Support Coordinator from April 1995 to March 2003 This commendation is given in grateful appreciation for your extraordinary contributions and dedicated service to the alumni of the U. S. Naval Academy; to members worldwide of Chapters of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association and to the U. S. Naval Academy. Your loyalty, commitment and dedication to the "extended Brigade" of the Naval Academy has been exemplary. You have been an inspiring example of service; and truly your heart, soul and spirit belongs to one who desires to serve others.

Over the past eight years, your excellent organizational and communication skills have been used in a wide variety of areas at the Alumni Association. From member records, Class events and reunion planning, to Chapter Support; you have enhanced the effectiveness and stature of the Alumni Association through your efforts and professionalism. Your patience, affability, steady dependability and generous spirit of service with our constituents is difficult to equal. The alumni leaders in your care always knew they could count on you - their expectations, opinions and respect for the Alumni Association was heightened because of their association w^th you.

Your co-workers always knew they could count on you for help whenever they asked.

You were always a team player across the whole organization; always willing to "go the extra mile" for others. You brought to your position the wisdom, experience and savvy of a Naval Academy wife, the love and compassion of a proud Academy parent and a work ethic every Naval Academy graduate should imitate.

Thanks to your personal contributions to inform, educate, and support the leaders of Chapters around the nation and the world; there is an increased number of Chapters and informed advocates for the Naval Academy and an increase in the number and quality of candidates coming to the Academy. Day by day, phone call by phone call; email by email; you have made a difference. You may be assured that your valuable individual efforts have initiated actions, events and support which have caused the Naval Academy to grow as a world-class, premier institution. Your accomplished service has directly impacted on our mission.

We will always be extremely grateful for your contributions to the Naval Academy Alumni family. You will always be a member of our Alumni Association staff.

L e i g n t o n W. Smith, Jr. Admiral, U S N , Retired Chairman of the Board

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John R. Quinn '91 10 Los Platillos Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688 h: 949-766-9845; w: 714-781-3067 Huntsville Chapter e: jquinn@mbal998.hbs.edu Corr. Sec'y: Nick Madigan '81 LCDR Frederick N. Steiner '57, USN (Ret.) 1059 Teenajo Drive SE; Huntsville, AL 35803-3907 e: nick@alisonmortgage.com h: 256-650-5423; e; navy57@aol.com Valentines Day Dinner On the evening of 15 February 2003, the Los Angeles Chapter of the Naval Academy Alumni Association sponsored a romantic evening on ARIZONA the occasion of Valentine's Day. The event was held at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club on Arizona Chapter Balboa Peninsula in Newport Beach. Event William D. Morrison '57 organizers Steve Andres '67, Paul 11801E. Juan Tabo Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85255-5W7 Copenbarger '66, and Nick Madigan '81 made h; 480-585-1867; f: 480-473-3262 arrangements for the event. e: wmorrisonI@cox.net Sixty-one USNA Alumni and their OAOs (one Web site: http://www.usna.coni/Chapter/us/^zona and only) enjoyed cocktails before dinner in the The February meeting took place on the 12th delightful setting of the yacht club. In the adjaat Aunt Chilada's. The socializing began shortly cent room, the first race of the America's Cup after 11 a.m., followed by the buffet of Mexican Challenge was underway as a fitting backdrop to food at noon. this nautical locale. Dinner was served in the Those in attendance were Art Kinneberg '46, Chart Room overlooking Newport Harbor. We Jack Fisher '47, Art Mehagian '48, Bob Hempel were treated to a scrumptious three-course dinner '53, Bob Barnes '53, Deck Harrison '53, Jerry with creme brulee desserts followed by Brooks '54, Wally Bigler '56, Roy Hejhall '56, Valentine's Day candy from packets on the Bill Morrison '57, Don Jones '58, Walt tables. John Qiuim '91, Chapter president, welBooriakin '58, George Leonard '64, Jack comed the Alumni and their guests before dinner Cremin '64, Dennis McComb '65, Ron Stoll was served, and highlighted some of the Chapter '67, Don Marquart '73, Skip Lind '75, Ed plans for the upcoming months.

Brzezinski '85, Julie Carpenter '91, and John The Classes of the attendees represented every Lester, Blue & Gold. decade from the 1950s to the 1990s. The most The business of the Chapter was discussed by romantic Class in attendance was the Class of President Bill Morrison '57, detailing the event 1967, which distinguished itself by filling an which took place on 1 March—the USNA entire table and regaling the ladies with tales of Women's Glee Club concert. Bill shared about USNA and sea stories from the years that folbeing a member of the ALSA committee, which lowed. Undoubtedly, each had heard these yams organized the event. several times previously, but since they were The USNA Women's Glee Club arrived on 26 OAOs, they smiled politely and didn't criticize.

February and were lodged at Chapparal Suites The good fellowship and camaraderie made it Resort. This arrangement was brought about by one of those events you didn't want to end. the graciousness of the resort owner, Tom Several couples strolled along the bay afterwards Silverman, whose son is Joel SUverman '96. before heading home. It was an evening The Glee Club performed several concerts on to remember the 27th as well, singing for the opening of February 2003 Orange County Luncheon Major League spring training season at a game The Orange County luncheon was held on between Seattle and San Diego. The fans were Tuesday, 11 February 2003, at the Santa Ana very enthusiastic in their support.

Elks Club at 212 Elk Lane in Santa Ana. Our There was a TV program introducing the Glee speaker this month was Lizbeth Pace, marketing Club and giving details about the concert for manager for foreign aircraft sales for the Boeing "Voices Take Flight." The program was to C-I7 program. Liz is also the daughter-in-law of inform the public about the effect upon the mil- Rich Pace '63, who introduced Liz. Liz presentitary involving ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease). The ed a very detailed talk about the C-17 Program Glee Club then performed at the Arizona from inception until the present time and detailed Veterans Home. They sang for about an hour, the aircraft that have been delivered to date and took a pizza lunch break, followed by an those scheduled for delivery. Boeing has firm impromptu singing through the wards for those orders into the year 2010 at present and expects who were bedridden. There were many tears and to get additional orders before the existing prosmiles. The Glee Club was an excellent duction run is completed. The U.S. Air Force has ambassador for the Academy. contracted for 180 aircrafts, of which over 100 We were fortunate to assist the Arizona ALS have been delivered, and four aircrafts have been Association in procuring the participation of delivered to the RAF. The USAF has indicated Ross Perot '53 and the Secretary of Veterans that they will need more than the 180 aircrafts, Affairs, Anthony Principi '67, along with other now on order The aircrafts are being produced at local notables. Brody Prieto '94, an ALS a rate of I5-plus per year. patient, attended as well.

Kevin W. Patton '85 1802 Lancaster Road, Birmingham h: 205-871-1695; e: kpatton@mcgl

Bill Morrison '57 Shipmate, May 2003

The Classes with the most present were '47 and '57 with three each. We welcomed first time attendees Ken Vander Horst '79 and John Daniel '84 and hope they attend again in the not too distant future. Ken works with Liz at Boeing and has offered to arrange a tour of the C-17 and Boeing Long Beach manufacturing facility for Alumni, which will be arranged for late spring.

We welcomed back Dave Grover '53 who has not attended a luncheon in a while.

Alumni attending the luncheon included Bill McReynolds '41, Ken Klofkorn '43, Walt Stevens '43, Bob Rubel '44, Rich Crane '47, TR Johnson '47, Jim Kirkpatrick '47, John Snyder '50, Al Enderie '52, Dave Grover '53, Joe Zebrowski '53, Joe Koch '57, Bob Lutz '57, Dave Stiller '57, Jack Bundarin '59, Joe Keeley '59, Rich Pace '63, Dick Glasow '67 and his guest, Dan Mulligan '67, Ken Vander Horst '79, Lee Cohen '82, Steve Shatynski '83, John Daniel '84, and Joe Mandichak '89.

March 2003 Orange County Luncheon The Orange County luncheon was held on Tuesday, II March 2003, at the Santa Ana Elks Club at 212 Elk Lane in Santa Ana. Our speaker this month was Bob MoeUer '67, who presentiy works as director of new construction for the Los Angeles Unified School District, the second largest school district in the world. Bob is actually an employee of Parsons Brinckerhoff working as a contractor for LAUSD. He has been working in Los Angeles for over a year and commuting on weekends to Portland, OR, where his family lives. Bob presented a very good overview as to what is happening with school construction in the LAUSDs area. He gave us a very good insight into the politics affecting the district and how construction was handled before the present school superintendent totally reorganized the construction efforts after several large moneylosing efforts. There are presently three Naval Academy graduates in high positions in the construction group and all the key positions are presently held by former military officers who have been involved in major construction work during their military careers. We all leamed a great amount about the school construction in Los Angeles.

The Class with the most present was '67. The Class of '57 was second with four present. We welcomed first time attendees Paul Ward '67 and Mike Harnett '89 and hope they attend again in the not too distant future. We welcomed back Tom Oxford '66 who has not attended a luncheon in a while.

Alumni attending die luncheon included; Bill Mc Reynolds '41, Walt Stevens '43, Bob Rubel '44, Rich Crane '47, Jim Kirkpatrick '47, Stan Schiller '47, John Snyder '50, Al Enderie '52, Joe Zebrowski '53, Joe Koch '57, Bob Lutz '57, Jim Paulk '57, Dave Stiller '57, Joe Casasanto '59, Joe Keeley '59, Danny Musselman '60, Jack O'Brien '62, Jim Thornton '63, Hank Salemo '64, Glenn Shindler '64, Tom Oxford '66, Bill Cray '67, Dick Glasow '67, Bob Moeller '67, Dan Mulligan '67, Paul Ward '67, Mike Metskas '74, Steve Shatynski '83, and Mike Harnett '89.

Future LA Chapter Events 13 May 2003—Monthly luncheon at Santa Ana Elks Club—Joe Koch '57 to report on the spring board of tmstees meeting !73

28 June 2003—Chapter social and installation dinner 13 July 2003—Chapter beach party and picnic at Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station 27 July 2003—World champion Anaheim Angels baseball at "The Big Ed" Monterey Bay Chapter CDR John J. Branson Jr. '50, USN (Ret.) 1281 Sylvan Road, Monterey, CA 93940-4942 h; 831-375-8603; e: JJBransnjr@aol.com

Sacramento Chapter George R. Simmons '61 10785 Penstock Trail, Auburn, CA 95603-9556 h: 530-888-0860; e; grsim@mindspring.com On Thursday, 6 March 2003, 26 Chapter members and guests met at the Hofbrau restaurant at the comer of Watt and El Camino. Among those in attendance were senior officer present (ashore) Larry Pierce '38, and his lovely wife Lynn, Mo Slater '42, Joe Drachnik '43, Stan Hogshead '43, Bill Goode '43, Lou Renz '47, Tom Hartigan '47, Mary Lee and Ed Axtell '48, Barry Whittlesey '49, Claire and Jim D'Orso '52, John Haynes '55, Tom Langley '56, John Tait '60, Donna Bartholomew (widow of Chuck Bartholomew '61), George Simmons '61, Corky Guenter '61, Dr. Harry Hoffman '65, Dave McKie '66, Steve Berg '66, Dr. Terry Brown '67, Roy Gale '67, Greg Peairs '72, and speaker-guest Courtney Worthington.

President George Simmons pointed out that the task of obtaining quality programs month after month is anything but simple or automatic.

In past years, however, the success of program chairmen, such as Dave McKie, Terry Brown, and Brian Grubbs, have made it seem so. Stan Hogshead, after researching the situation at the board's request, presented his proposal to enable the Chapter to continue offering timely topics and guests in the future. An annual program chairman will coordinate the efforts of 12 individual monthly program providers, each of whom will be responsible for one of the year's monthly meetings. As is the rule for such a situation, Stan was unwittingly elected by acclamation to become the first annual chairman. He wasted no time in circulating the sign-up sheet and soon had the problem well in hand. Since April is traditionally the Chapter election month, Jim D'Orso was able to twist arms and offer the same slate of officers that currentiy exists. This will be the fourth or fifth consecutive year for much of those officers. John Haynes commented that honorary member Ted Robinson wrote a letter to the editor of the Naval History magazine, decrying what appeared to be attempts to diminish the heretofore accepted brilliance of John F. Kennedy's heroic actions following the destruction of PT-109 in Worid War II. Bdl Goode commented on current events in the Navy-Marine Corps community, and John Haynes briefly related details of his recent European trip.

Corky Guenter, program chairman, charmed us with several minutes of introductory remarks about who was to have been the day's program, Cal Worthington. Due to a last minute family emergency, Cal had to excuse himself from attending. However, the show went on (almost)

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as planned, and Cal's lovely and talented daughter, Courtney, appeared on his behalf.

As Corky explained, Cal was bom to a dirtpoor family and lived with the Osage Indians in Oklahoma as a child. His dad was a roustabout in the Texas oil fields and they never had much money. At age 15, Cal, who didn't finish grammar school but read a lot, joined the CCC and worked with the Department of Forestry in Colorado, making the impressive wage of $30 per month, $25 of which he sent home to the family in Texas. He always said he wanted to "be somebody," which included his highest desire, a Navy pilot. However, he didn't have enough education and was too tall. The Army said he needed two years of college, so he took an equivalency test and was accepted to Army Air Corps training. Upon completion, he went to the 390th Bomber Group and flew 29 missions in the B-17. He was awarded the DFC, released and returned home to Kiigore, TX, where he worked in the moving business and then bought a gas station for a few hundred dollars. He was there from 6 a.m. to midnight to make it work, and after several months he realized it wouldn't happen. He sold it to a Navy lieutenant just out of the service. "He was much smarter than I," recalled Cal, "because it only took him two weeks to realize it wouldn't work, so he sold it to a Marine and got out!" Then, Cal bought cars one at a time, repaired and detailed them, and sold them for a profit in front of the post office.

He soon increased his volume, rented a lot, and found himself in the car business. "One day," he said, "I sold all three cars that I had, so I had to walk home that night."

"And the rest is history," explained Corky. In the 1970s, Cal was the largest auto dealer in the world, with dealerships all along the West Coast, Phoenix, Houston, and places elsewhere. He now has "only six" dealerships, mostly in Califomia and Alaska. Cal is most famous for his commercials, which he still films every Monday on his Orland ranch. Almost everyone who watches television knows about "Cal Worthington and his dog. Spot." He is very well liked, "and a genuinely nice person," according to Corky, who related a typically humorous ongoing condition as Cal's pilot. Most FAA controllers in the areas where Cal does a lot of air travel know his call sign, N58CW, and always ask, "Is Spot on board?"

Cal appeared on the Johnny Carson Tonight Show six times because he was so popular. As a 54-year veteran of the automobile business, he is described as a wonderful father of six kids, a kind-hearted person with a soft spot for servicemen and veterans. A standing order for lot salesmen when a sailor or soldier comes in shopping for a car is to notify Cal, who gives them a good deal. Corky then introduced Cal's daughter Courtney, who—after working for 18 months on the lot in the San Diego-Carlsbad dealership and attending the NADA dealers school back east for another 18 months—now runs one of the Sacramento area shops. She spoke about her dad and her job for five minutes, showed some hilarious TV commercial out-takes, and answered questions for another ten minutes. All in all, the program was extremely entertaining, even though the "main event" could not be in attendance. George adjoumed the meeting at 1:30 p.m. hours.

San Diego Chapter CAPT Tom Hammons, '71, USN (Ret.) 13423 Salmon River Rd San Diego, CA 92129 h: 858-538-9824; e: tjhaijimons@aol.com Sec'y; CDR Tom Parry '82, USNR w; 858-586-7461; e; tparry@intelesis.org web site; www.usnaaasd.com

San Francisco Chapter Linda G. Postenrieder '82 14 Makena Court, Petaluma, CA 94954 h: 707-773-2899; b: 415-235-9413 e: post82@pelicanassociates.com Vice President; James Ryan '86 e: james@peisales.com February this year saw a change for the San Francisco Chapter. After four years of celebrating President's Day at the CIA (Culinary Institute of America) in Napa, we broke the mold and met at J Wines in Sonoma. We had a great crowd including Paul Hewett '47, Sandy Stoddard '63, Jeff Asher '81, John Martin '91, Fritz Ritz '53, Mike Bryant '72, Steve Koronka '78, and Linda Postenrieder '82.

This group was ready for similar events at different wineries. Look for summer and harvest season wine country outings listed on the Chapter web site (http://www.myusna.com/Chapters/ SanFrancisco/index.html).

Business Networking Third Thursday of the month in the South Bay: When—11:30 a.m.-I p.m.

Where—Sunnyvale Purpose—Joint Service Academy monthly Luncheon Network Meetings Confflc/—Raymond Burkley (408-735-1540; rburkley @ netgate.net) Fourth Thursday of the month in the East Bay When—11:30 a.m.-l p.m.

Where—On the Border restaurant, banquet room Agenda—Same as always: introductions, SVBN news, job leads, job seekers, business leads, and business seekers Contact—Bob Burr (robert_burr@yahoo.com or 925-933-8400, ext. 104) Congratulations to the Class of 2003! May they serve with distinction.

Santa Barbara Chapter CDR William J. Stewart '63, USNR (Ret.) 1617 Las Canoas Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 h: 805-962-0703; w: 805-963-1863 e: tenbears@silcom.com

COLORADO Colorado Chapter CAPT Daniel Branch Jr. '59, USN (Ret.) 555 Apollo Drive, Boulder, CO 80303-5002 h: 303-499-0337; w: 303-966-4833 e; dbranchjr@aol.com www.usna.com/Chapters/US/Colorado/default.htm

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CONNECTICUT Connecticut Chapter LCDR Gerald C. Werner ' W 22 Esteriy Farms Rd., Madison, CT 06443 h: 203-506-1952; e; jerwemer@aol.com The Connecticut Chapter held a dinner meeting on 14 March 2003 at the Quinnipiac Club in New Haven. Our guest speaker was die Commandant of Midshipmen, Col (BGen Selectee) John R. Allen '76, USMC. Seventytwo members and guests attended and all thoroughly enjoyed the splendid facilities, scmmptious food and the presentation by Col Allen.

Col Allen opened his talk with a Marine joke, which he was ordered by the superintendent to tell, and then gave a wide-ranging update on the happenings at USNA. He described in moving detail how his father's naval career in destroyers during World War II had greatiy influenced his own decision to pursue a military career. He described visits to Memorial Hall with his father, of being told that all the officers on his father's first ship were all USNA graduates, and how their calm demeanor and laudable leadership qualities enabled the crew to save a sinking ship in the frigid North Atlantic following a torpedo attack. His father's love of service and devotion to duty was passed on to his son, who today serves as commandant of Midshipmen. He feels this provides him with the opportunity to pass on those same qualities to the Midshipmen of today.

Col Allen described the Academy's dedication to the mental, moral, and physical development of die Midshipmen. He described the current renewed emphasis on etiquette, customs, courtesies, and other gentde basics which have been somewhat neglected in the recent past. He noted that die primary mission of USNA is to train graduates to be effective leaders during wartime.

For the first time since 1978, die Class of 2006 entered die Academy during a time of war (on terrorism). He reported that most of the graduates of the Class of 2003 will be reporting to ships afready deployed for a possible hot war.

All die attendees at this meeting thoroughly enjoyed Col Allen's stirring presentation.

Among those attending were Nana Adae '91, Marylyn and Dick Auger '63, Deadrick Baker '88, Jun Botten '53, Ray Boyd '73, Carol and Joe Burke '66, Rebecca and Bob Chesson '92, WUbur Dinegar '51, Paul Dion '51, John Feeney '71, Dee and Dave Grim '82, BiU Hale '58, Liz and Joe Hansen '61, Kathy and Paul Hoar '66, Larry lanotti '52. Mike Krause '63, Nancy and Ted Lovely '56, Ellen and Tony Marks '59, Kim and Bret Price '88, Roy Springer '50, Bert StiUer '51, Dave Stryker '61, Ar Weidner '63, Jerry Werner '71, and Bemadette Figura, wife of Bob Figura '58, a past president of the Chapter.

The next meeting will be held on 30 May at the Mystic Marriott, just off 1-95 in Groton. The guest speaker will be the commanding officer of the U. S. Naval Submarine Base, New London in Groton. This dinner meeting will be preceded by a tour of the Submarine Force Library and Museum in Groton with its centerpiece, the first nuclear submarine, NAUTILUS. Details of this and other Chapter activities will be provided in your Chapter newsletter.

As a reminder, it is time to renew your membership for 2003. Our Chapter membership durShipmate, May 2003

ing 2002 was 236. As of this writing, only 70 renewals have been received. I encourage you to send your membership donation of $25 ($10 for active duty personnel) to Ted Lovely '56, 8 Newton Lane, Trumbull, CT 06611-1020.

Dave Boyd '59

COSTA RICA Costa Rica Chapter Claudio A. Pacheco '64 Apt. 4307-1000, San Jose, Costa Rica h; 506-224-4325; w: 506-256-3855 e: cpacheco@sol.racsa.co.cr

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Acting President CAPT H. J. "Tim" HaUiday Jr. '69, USN (Ret.) 7 Midland Road, Frankford, DE 19945 h; 302-537-9851; e; h.j.halliday@att.net

FLORIDA Fort Lauderdale Chapter Charies J. Walsh '52 1724 SE 11th Sn-eet, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316 h; 954-763-4613; e: walshyacht@aol.com Gainesville Chapter CAPT J. Michael Smith '61, USNR (Ret.) 10424 SW 41st Place, Gainesville, FL 32608 h: 352-376-6611; w; 352-376-3301 e: raickey@acceleration.net Our monthly luncheon meeting was held on Thursday 20 March at Mr. Han's Restaurant.

Naval Academy Alumni in attendance were Al Vito '44, Mase Wells '47, Hart Stringfellow '48, Rick Childress '54, John Smitherman '53, Jim Zimmerman '54, Mickey Smith '61, Sam Mutch '71, Ladd Tomlin '72, and Ty Tyler '76.

Attending from the Military Academy were Cliff Riordan '38, Charlie Hall '46, Bill Gager '54, and Ken Allen '93. Our honored guest was Ken Dixner '61 from Fenton, MI. Our speaker was Wing Commander Mick Oxley of the Royal Air Force (Ret.), whose career involved a close association with Islam and a number of postings to the Middle East.

He spoke on his adventures—Islam, Christian conflicts—and the relationship with the war with fraq.

Our meetings are at 11:30 a.m. the third Thursday of the month at Mr. Han's, 6944 NW 10th Place. Alumni in the area are invited.

Jacksonville Chapter CAPT Michael O. Boms '70, USN (Ret.) 1185 Salt Marsh Circle Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082-2543 h: 904-273-4714; w: 904-285-3400, ext. 356 e: mboms@meridianmgmt.com web site: usnaaajaxchap@usa.net February Meeting The latest meeting was held on 25 Febmary at the University of North Rorida. The guest

speaker was George Watt '73, president and CEO of the USNA Alumni Association and Foundation. George briefed the Chapter members on the newest developments at USNA, as well as plans for the near future. George was accompanied by Ms. Christina Cole, associate director of planned giving at the USNA Foundation. Following his presentation, George entertained questions and participated in discussions with Chapter members, etc.

Those in attendance included Art Ayars '75, Carol and Tom Barry '65, Dave Bingemann '63, Gloria and Warren F. Brown '49, Chapter President Mike Borns '70, Robert Crowell '34, Mike DeVaux '90, Ed Fahy '79, Pat and BiU Farnsworth '65, Don Farshing '47, Cyril Faulders '46, Brett Feinstein '86, Chris and Don Fisher '49, Kirk Hansen '70, Diane and Tom Hielmann '68, Searle Highleman '51, Walter Honour '44, Florence Hughes (Associate Member), Joe Kinsey '66, Mrs. Betsy Lewis (Associate Member), Howard Mayfield '85, Jim Moore '54, Max Morris '48, Griswold MoeUer '42, Chuck Pendleton '43, Penny and Ed WaUer '74, Scott Powel '74, Tom Shadowski '67, Courtney Stanton '59, Jeremy Thompson '88, George Tyree '78, and Zeek ZecheUa '43. As always, UNF provided outstanding food and service.

The Chapter also prepared for a rousing welcome to the Navy baseball team, when it arrives early next month for its annual Florida swing.

The goal is to fill the stands each time the Midshipmen take the field against the University of North Florida and other opponents during the week long swing through the sunshine state.

The next Chapter meeting is scheduled for April.

Miami Chapter Richard W. Ogden '66 5590 SW 92nd St., Coral Gables, FL 33156 h: 305-665-9641; b: 305-663-5860 e: billo@kcl.net Sec'y: Sergei Kowalchik '67 e: sergei@bellsouth.net Greetings from Miami As the May issue deadUne approaches (mid March—beautiful weather in South Florida), the Miami Chapter is once again victim to the comucopia of other happenings in the area. Read that to mean that, with so much going on, it gets real tough to schedule a Chapter event that does not conflict with (a big) something that members already have on their schedule. However, that said, we did have one fun event which we will cover later.

To list just a few of these local happenings in the last month, we have had; the Indy Racing League season opener race at the Homestead Speedway; the week-long Bacardi Sailing Championship on Biscayne Bay; Miami Heat and Florida Panthers games; spring baseball.. .and these are not the really big ones.

You want big? Sunday, 9 March, was the 25th anniversary "Calle Ocho Celebration" in Miami's "Littie Havana," an event which started modestly 25 years ago (therefore 25th anniversary—clever, no?) and has grown into the largest celebration of Hispanic culture in the United States. Nearly one and a half million people from all over the worid, gather for the day to dance, eat, listen to music (over 40 "name acts" featured 175

on numerous stages) at a street party that spreads over 24 blocks of eight stteet ("calle ocho" in Spanish)...reportedly, the organizers (Kiwanis Club of Little Havana) are submitting this year's event to the Guinness Book of World Records, as the world's largest street party.

This week, 19 March, marks the start of the 12 day long "NASDAQ 100 Open Tennis Toumament" at the Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne (formerly "Ericcson Open" for two years 2000 and 2001, and before that "Lipton Open" for what seems like forever). This is the fifth largest tennis toumament in the world (behind the Grand Slam events—Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and U.S. Open) as measured by prize money. However, the near universal consensus of people who have attended any of those other four toumaments (your humble scribe excluded—couldn't afford it), the NASDAQ is several orders of magnitude nicer and more fun than the majors. It is a well planned, laid back event, where you can enjoy top quality tennis, at a lesser cost and with none of the hassles associated with attending the majors. Additionally, it is routinely voted by the players as their favorite event of the tour.

Before readers get the impression that all is wonderful in the sub-tropics, we try to tell the whole story, warts and all, in this column. For example, the Calle Ocho festival reportedly went off very smoothly (thanks to apparendy good planning). However, area residents and visitors who decided that same Sunday was a great day to go to the beach at either Crandon Park or Cape Rorida State Park, or chose to visit the Miami Seaquarium, or who live (or were visiting) Key Biscayne, were in for an absolute nightmare of an experience, thanks to another (not so well planned) "big event."

It appears that the promoters of the "Black College Spring Break Festival," held in Virginia Key that same Sunday, miss-estimated attendance at their event by a mere 200% (on the low side). This generated a low ball on the infrastmcture required for the event, such as traffic control, police, etc., and resulted in a ten hour gridlock along the nine (or so) miles of Rickenbacker Causeway, with a (poUce estimated) average automobile traffic speed of one nnile per hour for much of the duration. Emergency vehicles had to drive on the sidewalks and on the wrong side of the road. Many vehicles were abandoned and others broke down or ran out of gas (adding to the mess). Residents of Key Biscayne missed airplanes, and there are lots more sinular horror stories... in a word, simply another (unfortunately, routine) SNAFU in our fair community.

Enough about competing events. In spite of all the above, the Miami Chapter did manage to hold one fun happening of its own. On 20 February, the Chapter held another of its "All Academy Happy Hours," this one at the Mezzanote Restaurant in Coconut Grove.

For those who missed a description in a prior column, these happy hours are "highly stmctured" events involving Alumni of all the service academies, guests, active duty personnel, plus any friends of the military who wish to attend.

The email announcement for the event sets the tone: The Miami U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association cordially invites you to attend an All Academy Happy Hour No reservation nec-

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essary... just show up, come as you are, pay as you go (cash bar), stay as long as you like, have dinner if you wish—no program, no agenda— bring spouses and guests.

As mentioned previously—rigid and stmctured events.

A very nice sized group of 20 plus shared a super fun evening of great food, great drinks, great conversation and, above all, great camaraderie. With Alumni and guests of several academies attending. Among the topics of conversation (besides the usual sea stories and other social talk), was a lively rehash of the prior week's (13 Febmary) luncheon and the presentation on a post Saddam fraq by a member of the fraqi National Congress, reported at length in last month's (April issue) column—amazing how much of the content of that presentation is already in the national debate today (17 March) a litde over a month later. Suspect a lot more will be so in the coming days.

Chapter members and guests attending the happy hour were Larisa and Albert Angel '94, Fred Stribling '57, Mel Meinhardt '80, Bob Chester '68 with his wife, Jovan, and son, Robert, Alfred Bunge '88 (Chapter vice president operations), Sergei Kowalchik '67 and his bride, Marshall Bymm, BiU Ogden '66 (Chapter president), and Peggy and Neil Sapp '62 (Chapter chairman).

Closing with the schedule of coming events, the following is offered for everyone's advance planning; May—Army vs. Navy golf and tennis May—"GRADLINKS," University of Miami June—^Miami Plebe send-off Naples-Fort Myers Chapter LCDR Edwin W. "Ned" Oldham '58, USNR (Ret.) 400 Park Shore Dr., Unit 202, Naples, FL 33316 h: 941-434-0806; e: ewoldham@hahnlaw.com Sec'y: Boh Shearer '58; e; rliss58@hotmail.com The Naples-Ft. Myers Chapter held its 27 Febmary meeting at the Vanderbilt Country Club in Naples, FL. VADM Richard Naughton '68, USN, the Superintendent of the Naval Academy, was scheduled to be our guest speaker. Then, another snowstorm hit the Northeast and the admiral was snowed in, as well as most of Washington, DC. It makes all of us here in Rorida realize how lucky we are to have the excellent weather we do have. Fortunately, George Watt '73, president and CEO of the Alumni Association and Foundation, and Ms. Christy Cole of his staff were attending the Chapter meeting. Georgefilledin beautifully for the Supe, providing an update on what is going on at the Academy, informing us of the Supe's goals and the support that the Alumni Association is providing in achieving those goals.

The following Alumni were in attendance; Dick Ambrogi '48, Roy Anderson '52, Jack Bailey '44, Roger Betts '56, Peter Bos '60, Steve Burgess '59, Frank Callahan '46, Lee Catalano '51, Allen Corwen '57, Jack Cummings '47, Harry Donahue '49, John DriscoU '44, Vem Dupy '47, Jack Dwyer '46, Dan Evans '51, Harvey Falk '53, Earl Forsthoff '47, Dick Foster '41, Lynn Fowler '46, Bill Griffin '60, Wally Hankins '46, Bill Jacobs '43, Dave James '51, Edmond Kelly '44, Bmce

Lakefield '67, Gene Lawler '47, Glen Lerara '58, Ray Lessig '51, John Lomsso '58, Ned Oldham '58, Tom Pollack '61, Ashby Reardon '51, Walt Rose '45, Dana Rowland '74, Tom Ross '50, Ned Samo '60, Bob Shearer '58, Alan Slaff '45, Joe Spalding '48, Bill Spane '58, Bill Vonier '51, Dave Wagner '53, and Rick Warren '47.

Also in attendance were the area's appointees to the Class of '07, their families, and many of the local Blue & Gold Officers. As in the past, our Chapter has supported the local Naval Academy Parents' Club as these young people go on to serve their nation. A reception was held that evening at the home of Sue and Mark Shaughnessy '73, where George Watt spent individual time with the new appointees, answering their every question.

Our next meeting will take place at the Audubon Country Club in North Naples, and will be the last meeting for the season. This is a new venue for the Chapter and should be a great meeting. We have invited as our guest speaker RADM Joseph J. Krol Jr. '67, USN, assistant deputy chief of Naval Operations (plans, policy, and operations). He will talk about the changes in the Navy that have taken place since the attacks of September llth. We invite everyone in the area to attend this timely event.

Bob Shearer '58

Orlando Chapter LtCol George V. Ruos Jr. '50, USMC (ReL) 950 Kersfield Circle, Heathrow, FL 32746-1936 h: 407-804-1308; e: georgemos@aol.com The Orlando Chapter's monthly meeting was held at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, 8 March, at the Holiday Inn, SR-436 and Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, FL. The next meeting is scheduled for 8;30, Saturday, 12 April, at the same location. Spouses and guests are always welcome.

In attendance were; Betty and Jerry BaU '41, Harriet and Curt CordeU '46, Ann and Dick WUson '46, Joan and John LesUe '47, Boh T\image '47, Marilyn Grimm and Art Herbert '48, Bob Kenyon '48, Eileen and Lou Branch '49 and guest, Eric Roecks, Shirley and Walt Marquardt '49, Dorothy and John Mackenzie '50, Fran and George Ruos '50, BiU Forbes '55, Eileen and John Long '55, Mercy and Dave Peterson '62, Jorge Ramirez '70, Connie and Gary Washam '71, Craig Corbett '73, Dee and Charles Hargrove '75, Bemice Hutchings, Gerrie Santos '83, and Race Roberson '87.

President George Ruos welcomed Ann and Dick Wilson and Bob Kenyon. He also welcomed Eric Roecks, son-in-law of the Branches.

We were glad to have Race Roberson retum to our meetings also.

Bob Tumage reported that we have $1,385.07 in the checking account.

John Leslie entertained us with his recounting of how he left Indianapolis and made it to Annapolis (through ROTC program, boot camp in Great Lakes, duty on a cmiser). His preUSNA days, in the midst of World War II included duty out of Pearl Harbor and patrolUng around Guadalcanal. During that time, he was sent to the Academy where, due to some illness, his grades suffered and he was discharged in Shipmate, May 2003

1944. He wound up in the maritime sei-vice and served as the chief electrician aboard a cargo ship in die Philippines. After the war, he wound up in the public relations business. The positions he held over the next 40 years included publicity chairman for the Indiana Democratic Party, press officer for the Department of Labor, assistant secretary of the Department of Labor (he worked for 12 secretaries of labor), and 18 years as an executive vice president at the Kamber Group, one of the country's laigest independent, international public affairs/ strategic communications firms.

Dues Reminder Your annual dues of $15 are due now. Please make your check payable to Orlando Naval Academy Alumni Association and mail them to Bob Tumage, 4612 Oak Cove Lane, Orlando, FL 32806-6939.

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Palm Beach Chapter CAPT Walter Whipple '57, USNR (Ret.) 1100 Marine Way West, #A3L North Palm Beach, FL 33408 h: 561-624-3051; e; WalWhip@aol.com Our Palm Beach Chapter Alumni have enjoyed very special luncheons for Febmary and March.

The Febmary lunch was at the modem Sysco Food Distribution facihty. We enjoyed a tasty catered luncheon, followed by a presentation and plant tour by Sysco Vice President Jim Simmons (retired Army Special Forces).

Attending the luncheon were; Rita and Gil Barbe '63, Anne and George Bole '54, BiU Cliff '54, Peggy and Frank Gorman '44 and daughter, Carol, Pat and Bob Harvey '44, Betty and Al Haworth '57, BUI Hayes '58, Bob Lees '69, Lydia and John McNabney '50, P.X. O'NeUl '54, Lou Romano '67, Nora and Fred Schoenberger '55, Nancy and Bob Tisdale '46, Diana and Walt Whipple '57, and Natalie and Joe WUson '47.

The March luncheon provided a beautiful setting at die North Palm Beach Country Club for a joint meeting with the Association of Naval Aviation (McCampbell's aces). We had such a good mmout from both associations...we look forward to sharing more luncheons. We were treated to a compelling presentation by RADM Paul J. MuUoy '52. He initiated the Navy's "War on Dmgs" and spoke on this successful program for substance abuse in the Navy.

Those present were Naj and Eric Barr '34, Mary and Reynolds Beckvnth '49, Loretta and Bion Bierer '53, Jane and Howard Burdick '56, Lenny Gonsalves '52 and his son, Jerrold, Peggy and Hank Gorman '44, Betty and Al Haworth '57, Joel Jacobs, Mary Fran and Paul J. Mulloy '52, PhyUis and R X. O'Neill '54, Lou Romano '67, BUI SchaU '77 and his son, James Schall '06, Nora and Fred Schoenberger '55, Betty and Swoose Snead '47 and his son, Alex, and his wife, Susan, and Diana and Walt Whipple '57.

Those attending from the ANA group were Bob Colvin, Albert Dilley, COL Dolan, Dianne Gosselin, Ron Kennedy, Frank and Pat Lammers, John and Lois Magnon, Joe and Murphy Milsap, Mike Welby. USNA Alumni

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who are also ANA members named above include Reynolds Beckwith '49, Hank Gorman '44, Swoose Snead '47, and Joel Jacobs.

For our upcoming luncheons, we will have some very exciting programs. For April, Dan Struble '83 will be speaking on Operation Enduring Freedom, which he documented as an active duty historian. Frank Cerabino '77, award winning Palm Beach Post columnist and author of the infamous Shady Palms series wiU be the speaker for our June luncheon.

Come on out to our meetings. You'll be glad you did! Contact one of the Chapter officers to get the latest information.

Wah Whipple '57 Pensacola Chapter CDR Lee Price '78, USN 3721 Scenic Highway, Pensacola, FL 32507 h: 850-437-9689; w:850-452-3801 c: 850-450-0432 e; lee.price@cnet.navy.mil The Pensacola Chapter held it's monthly luncheon meeting on 13 March at Lighthouse Point aboard NAS Pensacola. After a warm-up lunch and Chapter business concluded, CAPT Glenn Montgomery '72, USN (Ret.) presented a "Desert Storm Retrospect." Glenn, the expresident of the Chapter and the CO of CURTZ (FFG) during tiie 1991 Persion Gulf War, gave a stirring review of the operations that his ship conducted in the first fraqi conflict. He was subsequendy awarded the Silver Star for gallantry during those operations. The presentation was particularly well-timed in light of the world situation today and was followed by a question and answer session.

Gordon Snyder '43 was the senior member present and Chris Pintauro '02 was the junior member present. The Class of '52 had the most in attendance with five members. Others attending were Jim Allen, Jack and Janice Horsefield, Lee Price '78, DJ Marzetta '94, Lamar Dixon, John Woodward '54, Ralph Carson, Dick GaskiU, Sara and PB Wall '52, Rich Jesmonth '78, Bill Esbauch '84, Mike McCrabb '78, Tom Hoffman '72, Kirk Welty, Alan Madnnis ' 5 1 , Bill Daniels '54, John Brick, Don Campbell ' 6 1 , Glenn Montgomery '72, Al Pickert '47, Slug Butts '56, Dave Babcock '78, Jim Slaughter '63, Dan Rowe '71, Bob Wilmer '54, Clark Rook '57, Mark Tuzo '52, Bill Moriarity '93, Larry Warrenfehz '75, Judy and Dave Sperling '52, Dave Dermody '94, Kent McKnight '54, Roger Boh, Bob Fellingham, and Bridget Kenney.

Events remaining before we take a summer break include our annual Midshipmen recognition dinner that will be held at Angus Steak House on 16 May. This dinner honors the local Midshipmen candidates who have received appointments and will become a part of the next year's Class. In this case, we'll be honoring the members of the Class of 2007 who will follow in our footsteps. RADM Jeremiah Denton '46, and former U.S. Senator from the State of Alabama, has tentatively agreed to be the guest speaker for the event. We hope to fill the restaurant with those who have gone before the new Plebe Class. Our season will close out on 18 June at the Mustin Beach Officers Club aboard

PENSACOLA as VADM Al Harms, CNET, will speak to the group. We hope that all of our current members, anyone interested in becoming a Chapter member, and anyone who happens to find themselves in the Pensacola area during these dates will join us. Beat Army, Sir!

Space Coast Chapter CAPT Samuel E Powell I E '50, USNR (Ret.) 1712 Independence Ave., Melbourne, FL 32940 h: 321-259-5883; e: sfpsampson@aol.com

Suncoast Chapter Clifford P. Bermann '45 7979 S. Tamiami Trail #338A, Sarasota, FL 34231 e; helnclif@webtv.net After observing this year's wintery weather up north, those of us who live on the Suncoast of Rorida feel very fortunate to have enjoyed its warm sunshine and beautiful sunsets. At our 26 February meeting held at the Sarasota Yacht Club, we were addressed by CAPT Richard Petrussi '61, USN (Ret.), who outiined the start of the new Sarasota Military Academy. In his position as the head of the mathematics department, he has been instmmental in the start of this new school in Sarasota. During this first year of operation, several students have expressed interest in furthering their education at one of the service academies. The Suncoast Chapter is looking forward to the March presentation entitied "To The Far Depths; A Personal Odyssey"

by CAPT Don Walsh '54, USN (Ret.).

Attendees at our Febmary get-together were Margaret and Shelden Brown '32, Betty and Bruce Rohn '40, John Frazier '42 and his guests William Olson and William Hover, Annadele and Snuffy Jackson '44, Helen and Chapter President Cliff Bermann '45, Genevieve and Pete Perkins '45, Ellie and Fred Tiemann '46, Nan and Mark German '47, Pat and Dick SouthweU '47, Dick Ambrogi '48, Sybil and Bob Geiger '48, Bev and Jack Koach '49, Mary Virginia and Jim Morency '49, Helen and BUI Rutledge '49, Lew Kessler '50, Bettye and Chuck Boyer '53, Allen Higginbothen '53, Pat and BUI Cartwright '58, Mimi and Brad WeUes '58, Ruby and Larry Laudig '60, Nancy and Fred Dietrich '62, Kate and Al Burda '68, June Moore '86, David Lopez '88, and Jay Woodruff '94.

We are also looking forward to our April meeting when Chapter President, Cliff Bermann, wiU provide movies of our Academy football history; 28 May dinner meeting with VADM A.H. Konetzni '66; 6 June Anniversary of Midway; 22 October Founders Day at Venice Yacht Club; 6 December Beat Army at Bent Tree Club.

Bill Cartwright '58

Tampa Bay Chapter CAPT John S. Kamen '77, USN 1105 Culbreath Isle Drive, Tampa, FL 33629 h: 813-288-9548; e: kamenj@socom.mil Sec'y/Communications: Steve Swift '87 e: sswift@1987.usna.com; web site: www.usna.com/Chapters/US/fl/tampabay/

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GEORGIA Atlanta Chapter Robert R. Schultz '71 5219 Meadowdale Ct., Norcross, GA 30092-1682 e: RobertS71@aol.com Sec'y; Matthew Kirby '94 h: 404-351-2534; w: 404-504-7882 e: matthew.kirby@iesg.com web site; wwrw.usnaaaa.com Monthly Luncheon When: Third Friday of every month, doors open at 11:30 a.m., lunch served at noon Where: Jocks & Jill's Sports Bar and Restaurant, 4046 Peachtree Rd. NE (Brookhaven), Atianta, GA Phone: 404-816-2801 What: Great opportunity to spend time with fellow Alumni. We meet monthly whether we have a guest speaker or not. See our web site for details!

President's Comer Our next major event is the 7th Annual ArmyNavy Golf Classic on 2 May at Fort McPherson (reservation form available on web site). This year's event will again be held at Fort McPherson's Golf Club and will include range balls, 18 holes of golf, cart, prizes, and dinner, all for $70. Our charity work again this year is aimed at sending less fortunate youngsters in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades to the twoweek Summerscape math and science camp at Georgia Tech.

Mark 7 June on your calendars for now (confirmation to come) for the 29th nationally renowned Annual Chapter LobsterFest! That must be a record for most longstanding Chapter event nationwide!

As I pen this article, I am looking at the calendar on my home oflice wall and staring at the square for 17 March, the latest deadhne given to fraq to completely disarm or face invasion by a coaHtion force led by the United States and Great Britain. I think that these most recent developments are met much differently by those among us who have served, and those who have close friends or family who are serving, as opposed to the majority of folks in this country who have neither. To those first two categories of people, it's personal!

On September Ilth, I lost a Classmate in the attack on America that day. Chic Buriingame '71, was the pilot of the plane that the terrorists crashed into the Pentagon. I could have just as easily lost my Academy roommate of all four years, RADM Ron Route '71, at the same time.

Thank God he was in a different wing of the building at the time.

As we are possibly days away from war, my thoughts tum to an email I received a few weeks ago from a shipmate and past Chapter board member, Ernie Matacotta '82. In Febmary, Emie was activated by his Marine unit. When I asked him if he knew where he was going, he said, "First stop, Bahrain, then, hopefully Baghdad." Just like a Marine, just the facts, direct and right to the point. Godspeed, Emie.

So, yes... it's personal! It's personal for everyone serving and for every friend and family member of someone who serves. We need to keep these service men and women in our hearts and prayers every day in the months ahead. And,

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remember those American flags we all took down too soon? Well, get them back out, and get them hoisted again.

If you read my monthly column, you know that I usually close with the same sentence. As the next few weeks and months pass, it will take on even greater meaning...God bless America, and God bless our troops defending freedom around the world.

Bob Schultz '71 John E. Endicott, Ph.D., director of the Center for Intemational Strategy, Technology, and Policy at Georgia Tech, spoke at the Febmary luncheon. Dr. John Endicott is a recognized expert on northeast Asian countries, particularly Japan and Korea. He is called upon frequendy by agencies of the U.S. govemment for advice and involvement in policy matters regarding those countries. John spent an hour educating us on the Korean situation; the history, the current economic and military status of both North and South Korea, and his take on where U.S.-Korean relations are now and where they might be headed. He also covered current relations between North and South Korea, Japan, and China as well.

Many thanks to John for taking the time to visit with us and educate us at the same time. It was a very interesting and informative presentation. Present for the luncheon were Jim Ravenel '45, Bill Wideman '35, Bill Rentz '55, Robert Schultz '71, Johns Jaudan '55, Jim Wood '65, Jack Johnson '55, Ted Bowman '63, Brad Jones '83, Paul Borer '70, Les Gable '70, Jim Hatch '47, Wade Deliberto '97, Brian Pilger '93, Vemon Wright '67, Joe Frazar '65, Bill Williams '65, Terry Anderson '65, George O'Connell '35, Bob Bush '65, Skip Gunther '65, Lorie A. Moore '64, Reggie Yachon '58, Eric Bush '88, Ed Brownlee '81, Cindy Miller '90, Matthew Kirby '94, Pies Bmce '77, Tim Trace ' 6 1 , Mario Maddox '85, Thalia Maddox '85, Jim Slemenda '66, and Carl McCallum '60.

2003 Dark Ages/Founders Day Celebration On Saturday evening, 15 Febmary 2003, the third annual Adanta Chapter Dark Ages Party was held at the Right Line Club at NAS Adanta.

The party was a formal, black tie optional, event for Atlanta Chapter members only. The majority of the men arrived dressed in tuxedos, with their escorted ladies in equally formal attire. It was a fine looking room full of Alumni and friends!

The guest of honor for the celebration was Col David A. Vetter '67, USMC (Ret.), dean of admissions of the U.S. Naval Academy. Many thanks to Col Vetter, who came down from Annapolis just for our event.

Bob Schultz '71 thanked event coordinators Carl and Marilyn McCallum and Jim Ravenel for their efforts to stage the event. Next, to get the competitive spirits flowing. Bob held a "Go Navy" cheer contest, by graduating Class decades, to determine which decade of Classes was best represented at the event this year. The call to compete was met with loud and enthusiastic "Go Navy" cheers that shook the walls!

The fair and impartial judge determined that the decade of the '60s won the contest. BZ to the Classes of the '60s.

After dinner, Chapter Tmstee Bill Rentz '55, provided a colorful introduction of our guest of honor. Col Vetter. Col Vetter then addressed the

Alumni and guests providing details and highlights on what he termed his personal relationship with the Naval Academy.

G U A M G u a m Chapter LCDR Noel M. Enriquez '84, USNR PO. Box 26849, GMF, Barriguda, GU #921-6849 h: 671-477-4382; hfax; 671-472-1966 w: 671-649-9629; wfax: 671-649-8870 e: nmenriqu@ite.net

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ILLINOIS Chicago Chapter CDR Fredrick W. Weber '75, USNR 2134 Evert Court, Northbrook, IL 60062-6612 h: 847-559-9381; w: 312-750-8899 e: fredrick.weber@rosshardies.com

I N D I A N A Indianapolis Chapter CDR Charies A. Rainey '84, USNR 12804 Double Eagle Drive, Carmel, IN 46033 h: 317-815-0575; e: crainey@fhlbi.com

Michiana Chapter CDR John T. Haizlip '72, USN (Ret.) 15246 Longford Drive, Granger, IN 46530 h; 219-273-2939; e: CHaizlip@aol.com

JAPAN Tokyo Bay Chapter CDR Nolan D. ViUarin '82, USNR U.S. Space and Naval Warfare Systems PSC 473 Box 5, FPO AP 96349-1901 e: villarin@drs-tsi.com jto!5*' For the month of March, nearly an of our forward deployed ships continue to be at sea away from home port in support of current operations, and has greatiy reduced the presence of the number of Alumni. For one of the upcoming luncheons, CAPT Michael Seifert '76, commander, fleet activities, Yokosuka, has agreed to speak.

We look forward to his talk as well as the safe retum of all our shipmates from deployment.

For the month of May, the Tokyo Bay Chapter has tentatively scheduled a dinner at the Officers Club with James Webb '68, former secretary of the Navy and former assistant secretary of defense, as the guest speaker. Stay tuned for more details.

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Mike Chase '84, Chapter secretary, poses next to the newly unveiled Tokyo Bay Chapter banner The Tokyo Bay Chapter anxiously awaits decisions for appointments to the U.S. Naval Academy for a number of very promising high school students residing in Japan. As we have done in previous years, the Chapter will host a luncheon or dinner, honoring the future Midshipmen and providing them with an appropriate send off. Last year, we had the good fortune of Mike Budney '80 as the guest speaker, who was then assigned as C7F ACOS for C4I, but is now currently one of the battalion officers at USNA. fiear Army/ Nolan D. Villarin '82

Detroit Chapter: Those present from left were Bill Penn '63, Rick St. John '83, Gary Stahl '79, Art Bryant '66, Marty "Shue" Broerman '91, and Tom Cook '57—Mike Bennett took the picture

LOUISIANA SE LA/SW MS Gulf Coast (formerly New Orleans) Chapter LCDR Milt Jones '61, USN (Ret.) 1632 General Taylor St., New Orleans, LA 70115 h: 504-895-8445; e: mhjones61@aol.com , ^ CDR Joseph A. Grace Jr. '80, USNR 15 Allard Blvd., New Gleans, LA 70119 h: 504-486-9040; e; jgrace @ graceandassociates.com

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Louisville/Southern Indiana Chapter LT NUiolai F. MuUigan '92, USNR 1852 Harvard Dr., LouisviUe, KY 40205 w: 502-452-4379 Sec'y: CAPT John Willis '76, USNR h: 502-456-1889; w; 502-774-7571 e: john_wilUs@b-f.com The Louisville/S. Indiana Chapter conducted its annual candidate scholarship luncheon at the University of Louisville Alumni Club on Tuesday, II March 2003. In attendance were representatives from our Alumni group (BiU Toutant '46, John Morse '64, Walt WUkening '67, Tun NavUle '76, Scott Bibeau '87, Paul Radomski '89, and Nikolai MuUigan '92).

Also present were 62 high school juniors from Indiana and Kentucky who were interested in either ROTC or Naval Academy nominations and appointments. The commanding officer and officer programs officer for Navy Recmiting District, Nashville, were also in attendance, along with the recmiting district's Education Specialist Glenn Stegmann. Representatives from Congresswoman Anne Northup's office and Senator Mitch McConnell's office were also part of the festivities. In all, 110 people were in attendance to hear LT Nikolai Mulligan speak about the Naval Academy and the CO of the NRD talk about ROTC and other officer programs available to the candidates.

Major kudos to Tim Naville '76 for organizing this event.

Don't forget the distillery tour and lunch on 6 June! More information to follow.

John Willis '76

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Portland Chapter Jeffrey Peters '85 7 Sumac Dr, Branswick ME 04011 h: 207-729-7306; w: 207-443-5576 e: jpeters@preti.com

M A R Y L A N D Annapolis Chapter Joseph P. Ferrara Jr. '65 902 Ravelston Terrace, Amold, MD 21012 h: 410-757-7760; e: pferrara65@aol.com Planned 2003 Chapter Schedule (As of 17 March 2003) RSVP to 410-293-6337 or by emati to the Chapter sec'y (josallegretti@aol.com). All events at the O&F Club, unless otherwise noted.

Spring 2003—Golf toumament with WPSOA—interested golfers contact Mark McGinnis '93, Chapter's golf captain, at 410384-7288 (proposed) 26 April 200J—Tailgate with local West Point Society at A-N lacrosse (proposed) 8 May 2003—ADM Cariisle A.H. Trost '53, USN (Ret.), former CNO and Distinguished Graduate (invited) 12 June 2003—Welcome reception for prospective members of Class of 2007, 5-8 p.m. (confirmed) Special Note Each month from September through June the Chapter will sponsor a business networking breakfast to be held at the Denny's Restaurant, 2095 West St., Annapolis, ft will be at 7:15 a.m. on the second Thursday of each month. All are welcome. Council member Sean O'DonneU '89 (seanabby@aol.com) will host each breakfast. If you plan to attend a particular breakfast, please

RSVP to Sean prior to that business breakfast at 410-991-5623 or by email. The objective of the business networking breakfasts is to provide the opportunity to share business experiences, identify business opportunities, and discuss employment concems.

Joe Allegretti '61, secretary

Baltimore Chapter CDR Steve G. Young '84, USNR c/o Morgan Stanley 11311 McCormick Road, Hunt Valley, MD 21031 w: 410-229-8206 e: steven.g.young@morganstanley.com Greater S o u t h e m M a r y l a n d Chapter CAPT Michael A. Cosgrove '70, USN (Ret.) 19238 King James Parkway Lexington Park, MD 20653-3627 p: 301-866-1955 ext 109 e: cosgrovem@starpowernet web site: http://www.navyalumni.org

MASSACHUSETTS Boston Chapter CDR WiUiam E MaUoy Jr. '80, USNR

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For more information, callTiaTaylor at 410-293-1955,

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Our Chapter wishes to extend to Mardy Laabs, who handled so well the Chapter support position for many years, fair winds and following seas as she retfres to Pennsylvania. We will miss you.

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MISSOURI Greater Kansas City Metro Chapter Kyle E. Martin '74 16901 Meadow Lane, Belton, MO 640I2-4I12 w; 913-498-8088; e: kmartin@milepostrans.com Sec'y: Joe Spencer '92 e: jspencer@go-onpoint.com

St. Louis Chapter LCDR Gregory Hightaian '80, USN (Ret.) 406 Greenstone Dr., Chesterfield, MO 63017 h; 314-205-1407; e; highfive@sbcglobal.net CoiT. Sec'y: Mike Dunham '70 10423 WiUowdale Dn, St. Louis, MO 63146 h: 314-432-8598; e; nukedunham@earthlink.net On Wednesday, 7 May 2003 die St. Louis Chapter will be pleased to host CAPT George P. Watt '73 at a lunch at the University Club, 103 S. Brentwood Blvd. George is the president/CEO of the USNA Alumni Association and Foundation. Time is II a.m.-l p.m. and the cost is $18 per person with complimentary beer, wine, and beverages provided by the Chapter.

Please R.S.V.P to Mike Dunham '70 (314-4328598), as soon as possible. Also on the schedule for May is the spring golf classic, date TBA, and the POW Memorial Day service at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, 10 a.m. on 24 May 2003.

The happy hour at the VFW, Midland Boulevard, was held on 7 March and was attended by the following Chapter members and spouses: John Kane '44, Raese Simpson '61, Linda and Dwight Caldwell '66, Larry Meyer '67, Tina and Mike Dunham '70, Ron HiU '70, Greg Hightaian '80, and Burke Workman '81.

By the time this column is in print, Raese Simpson will have been installed as the St. Louis Chapter representative on the Board of Tmstees of the USNA Alumni Association.

Larry Meyer had some very good news about his daughter. Colleen, that I would like to share with you. As you may recall, I noted in a previous column that Colleen Meyer, USA, had been sent to Afghanistan with the 82nd Airbome Division soon after September llth. On 5 Febmary 2003, Colleen gave a slide presentation at St. Gabriel the Archangel Catholic School showing how the school's gifts to Afghan children had been received and greatly appreciated by those innocent victims of terrorist cmelty.

Colleen also thanked the students for adopting the 82nd and sending the division 18 boxes of

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supplies, the last of which arrived shortly before last Christmas. The boxes included liquid hand sanitizer, bars of soap, Kleenex, videos, and magazines. Colleen told the kids how much a little bit of home meant to the soldiers, and said the videos were so popular that she had to set up a mini video rental system to ensure fair distribution. To show the school her appreciation for their efforts. Colleen presented the students with an American flag that flew over the 82nd's base in December. Present at the ceremony were six former paratroopers of the 82nd. They came to thank the school and to thank Colleen for her service. The troopers were veterans of World War n and Korea and were part of the St. Louis Gateway Chapter of the 82nd Airborne Association. A few days after the school visit, Colleen had to retum to her Division in Fort Bragg, NC. While helping her pack, Larry noticed a citation sitting on the washing machine. It was for the Bronze Star, awarded for heroic or meritorious service while engaged in action against the enemy. It is the fourth highest award for gallantry given by the U.S. Colleen had received it for her service in Afghanistan and had not mentioned it to anyone. Larry and Colleen, God bless you both.

Larry and Colleen Meyer Mike Dunham '70 NEBRASKA O m a h a Chapter CAPT Alan R. More '62, USN (Ret.) 2510 Nottingham Drive, Bellevue, NE 68123-1959 e; alan.more@1962.usna.com Sec'y: LCDR Chris Verdoni '88, USN 4605 Longview Stt-eet, PapiUion, NE 68133 h; 402-292-3230; w: 402-294-8309 e: cverdoni@email.msn.com

NEVADA Las Vegas Chapter James R. Koehn '63 2864 Sumter Valley Circle Henderson, NV 89052-6876 h: (702) 232-3317; c: 925-736-9642 e: jkoehn@mindspring.com

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Western N e w York Chapter CAPT Nelson A. Bbsh '69, USNR (Ret.) 3840 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14618-3729 h: 716-248-9739; e: nelson.bHsh@kodak.com

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Charlotte Chapter Bryan Dolan '76 5629 Laurium Road, Charlotte, NC 28226 h: 704-364-6451

Eastern North Carolina Chapter Lt Col WUUam H. Ritchie Jr. '53, USAF (Ret) 324 Plantation Drive River Bend, NC 28562-9507 h; 252-633-2396; e; ritchiewh@alwaysonUne.com; ritchie@ 1953.usna.com Vice President; Bob Dupius '79 115 Wesleyen Ct.; Jacksonville, NC 28546-5829 h: 910-347-2131; e: bob.dupuis@pgnmail. com Secretary: Chuck Halsey '53 3622 Westwood Dn, New Bern, NC 28562 h: 252-636-5973 e: chalsey@cconnect.net Treasurer; Mort Henson '53 1004 Colleton Way, New Bern, NC 28562 h; 252-638-2153 Our regular luncheon meeting was held at the Officer's Club, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune. The speaker was LCpl Josh Faucett '07. He was introduced by his executive officer, Blake Benke '00 and Bob Dupuis '79, die Blue & Gold coordinator for Onslow County. LCpl Faucett's remarks were insightful and refreshing with a touch of humility. LCpl Faucett's is unique in that he will enter the Naval Academy from the Corps without attending NAPS. The passing of Jack Holt '53 and John C. Hill '42, were duly acknowledged. BiU Spiegel '42 presented a very moving eulogy.

Among those in attendance were Bill Spiegel '42, Kim Kimball '65, BiU Ritchie '53, Walt RusseU '53, Chuck Halsey '53, Mort Henson '53, Tim Marvin '59, Blake Benke '00, Josh Faucett '07, Ken Hoge '50, Art Vance, Rick Kunkel '67, Bob Dupuis '79, John McKee '68 and his son, Michael.

Meetings alternate between Cherry Point MCAS and Camp Lejune at noon on the third Wednesday of each month. The June meeting will be at Camp Lejune.

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Piedmont Triad Chapter LCDR WUUam H. Gregory '72, USN (Ret.) 2242 Nettiebrook Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27106-9411 e: wmgregory@aol.com

THangle Chapter Hehnuts Feifs '66 Festive Fen Acres 6242 Dello St., Durham, NC 27712 h: 919-477-3148; e; vanags@mindspring.com The March monthly lunch was especially enjoyable as we were joined by Geoige Watt '73, president of USNA Alumni Association.

George gave a very informative talk covering a number of topics of interest, inspiring more questions than there was time to answer. Many of our members were happy to meet George for tiiefirsttimeand appreciated the chance to interact with members of the USNA AA staff.

Attending the lunch were Jim Brown '35, Ben Terrell '47, Jim Mellencamp '48, BiU Smidi '51, BUI Dehart '53, Gil McCullen '53, Milt Forsydie '57, Dave Burden '58, Paul Stiller '58, Pete Gorham '59, Jim Kinney '60, Gary Lew '60, Bill Moore '61, Chuck Adams '63, Helmuts Feifs '66, Bill Gautier '67, Tim Hoffman '67, Tom Leiser '67, Mike Roth '67, John Scott '67, Doug Gudie '76, Jon Waddns '76, Wdl Pearce '78, Dave Green '79, Chris Hayes '79, Lyle Bumham '80, Mike Whiting '80, Jenifer Clement '81, John Webb '82, Garrett Artz '93, and Alethea Gerding '95.

On 8 March 2003, Fred Knops '54, a beloved member who faithfuUy attended most Chapter events, passed away after a courageous straggle with heart disease. Fred settled in the Triangle in tiie nud 1970s after a career in the U.S. An Force.

He then went on to work for Verizon for almost 20 years. Fred was very active in numerous civic organizations, including holding positions in the local RPI Alumni Association, the Rotary Club, The Retfred Officers Association and die Ak Force Officers Association. Fred's enthusiastic spirit and zest for Ufe will surely be missed.

Our annual membership drive begins in May. Any interested Alumni in the Triangle who don't receive information via email or hard copy by U.S. mad should contact Jenifer Clement '81 (clementja@earthlink.net; 919-677-2581).

The Chapter meets for lunch on the first Friday of each month at Newton's Southwest Restaurant at the Harrison Avenue exit of 1-40 in Gary.

OHIO Cinciimati/Northem Kentucky Chapter Michael F. Simon '73 757 Maidstone Court, Cincinnati, OH 45230-3827 h: 513-231-3174; e: msimon757@aol.com

Cleveland Chapter CAPT A.O. Rule IE '50, USNR (Ret.) 90 Pheasant Run, Chagrin Falls, OH 44022 h: 440-247-4379; w: 440-247-5100 x328 e: rulein@aol.com

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Columbus/Central Ohio Chapter RusseU A. Puppe '66 242 Crossing Creek, North Gahanna, OH 43230 h: 614-418-5024; e; rpuppe@columbus.rr.com

Personal Notes Attending the meeting for the first time were Chuck Penque '67 and Dave Gracey '72, USAFA. Chuck, looking very tropical in his Hawaiian shirt, said he had recently relocated to Oregon from Maui!

Toledo Chapter Robert J. Lauer '45 3825 Sulphur Spring Rd., Toledo, OH 43606-2325 h; 419-536-4462; w: 419-475-2061 e: robtiauer@aol.com

OKLAHOMA Oklahoma City Chapter CAPT Charles C. Coley '34, iU S N ^ i ^ ^ ^ 411 NW 14th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73103-3510 h: 405-235-0234; e: cccusn@aol.com

I\ilsa Chapter CDR Harry V. Rouse IV '77, USN (Ret.) 2623 East 33 Place, Tulsa, OK 74105-2334 h: 918-748-8650; e: HVRouse@aol.com

OREGON â&#x201E;˘ Oregon and Southwest Washington Chapter Bruce G. Thompson '73 8425 N.W. Copeland St., Portland, OR 97229 h; 503-292-8833; w: 503-226-6491 e: bruce@btelderlaw.com web site: http://usna.com/Chapters/US/OR February Luncheon The Chapter met for our monthly luncheon on 12 Febraary 2003. Attending die luncheon were Joan and Jack Barrett '43, Ken Lissy '45, Dave Beadling '48, Jim Leiser '51, John DeZeU '55, Butch Bewick '62, Bert Mackaman '64, Alex "Tex" Harkins '67, Fran and Ed Hepp '67, Chuck Penque '67, Jean and Doug Bomarito '68, Jan and Joe Kavale '68, Mark Cooksey '71, Skip Phipps '73, Merie and Bruce Thompson '73, Doug Ballard '74, Scott Fitzpatrick '80, Lee Hall '80, Mo Elafandi '88, Chris Erickson '91, Associate Member Ted Mayhugh, and guests, Dave Gracey '72, USAFA, Carolyn Mechling, and Lisa Roth.

Our traditional Valentine's Day luncheon was a tremendous hit again this year with a packed dining room filled with Alumni, spouses, and friends. This year, Doug Bomarito '68 got to play St. Valentine by presenting a red rose to each of the women guests.

Lisa Roth of the Oregon Trail Chapter of The American Cross spoke to us about their upcoming event, the annual "Breakfast of ChampionsÂŽ" which is a fundraiser honoring local persons whose heroic efforts have saved a life.

These ordinary people will be recognized for extraordinary acts of courage, altmism, and kindness that made them heroes in the eyes of their friends, neighbors, and their communities.

Lisa also spoke about the Red Cross's very real need for support with not only money, but the need for blood. Terrorism and natural disasters have left their supply of both at critically low levels.

Bill Vasquez '77 with Jan and Joe Kavale '68 March Luncheon The Chapter met for our monthly luncheon on 12 March 2003. Attending the luncheon were Frank Thomas '25, Jack Barrett '43, Ken Lissy '45, Dave Beadling '48, John Frerichs '50, Jim Leiser '51, Don Beatty '57, Jake McMichael '58, BiU Moore '61, Butch Bewick '62, Jack Kohl '65, Alex "Tex" Harkins '67, Cal Meek '67, Doug Bomarito '68, Jan and Joe Kavale '68, Mark Cooksey '71, Brace Thompson '73, BiU Vasquez '77, Scott Fitzpatrick '80, Scott Bovnner '87, Sarah Crouse '94, Associate Member Ted Mayhugh, and guests, Gina Lutes, and Don Sirianni.

Gina Lutes, wife of Dave Lutes '63, spoke to the group about her efforts in organizing a rally in support of American troops being called to action in the impending war with fraq. The rally is scheduled to be held in Portland's Pioneer Courthouse Square, Sunday, 16 March. Our speaker was none other than your humble scribe, Joe Kavale '68, who's topic was "Do helicopters really fly, or is it all smoke and nurrors?"

Persona] Notes Up visiting from San Diego, and attending our luncheon for the first time was Bill Vasquez '77.

Recentiy retired. Bill was in town to ensure that what Joe was putting out about helicopters was trae. Bill also helped with the photos.

The Oregon and Southwest Washington Chapter meets for lunch the second Wednesday of every month at The Georgian Room Restaurant, Meier and Frank 10th Floor, Downtown Portland, 6th and Alder, at 11:30 a.m. Please join us. Call Brace Thompson '73 (503-292-8833) for any additional information, or check our web site.

Joe Kavale '68 PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia Chapter LtCoI V.M. "Corky" Gardner III '77, USMC (Ret) 121 Glenn Rd., Ardmore, PA 19003 h: 610-645-5361; e; President@USNAPhil.com http://www.usnaphil.com VP_Membership@USNAPhil.com VP_Events@USNAPhil.com VP-WebMaster@USNAPhil.com Shipmate News Input: Casey Johnson '89 p: 610-971-2225; e: caseyjohnson89@yahoo.com

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News USNA Information Day on 8 March was a huge success. We had 135 local area students interested in attending the Naval Academy attend the event with their parents. Several volunteers from the local Parents Club and Navy League, along with a few Midshipmen on spring break, provided information and shared experiences with the candidates.

If you have not sent in your application for the Pennsylvania USNA license plates, please do so as soon as possible. If you have any questions, would like to request an application, or need further information, please contact Marius Jones '86 (USNAPlates@Yahoo.com).

Upcoming Events USMA/USNA AA Monthly Networking Luncheon—First Wednesday Army-Navy Alumni Golf Challenge—TBD Parent-Appointee Day—TBD Air Show and Pool Party—September 2003 Founders' Day Dinner—9 October 2003 Navy Day Luncheon—TBD Army-Navy Gala/Tailgate—December 2003 Military Ball—TBD Polo at VFMA&C—TBD New Hope and Ivyland Railroad —TBD Valley Forge National Historic Park Tour— TBD Battleship NEW JERSEY—TBD For information about upcoming events, visit the Chapter web site or email Events® USNAPhil.com.

Local USNA Events of Interest Visit www.usnaphila.com for a listing of local USNA events taking place.

News Input We would enjoy including here input from Chapter Alumni in the Philadelphia area. Please email input to President@USNAPhil.com or caseyjohnson89@yahoo.com. Alternatively, feel free to call Casey Johnson '89, Chapter secretary, at 610-971-2225 to discuss news for column.

Pittsburgh Chapter WiUiam E. Otto '71 4105 Tartan Court, Murrysville, PA 15668-1045 h: 724-325-4281; w: 412-856-3500 e: Figaro4105@aol.com

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PHILIPPINES Philippines Chapter Hector M. Atienza '83 Senior Vice President, ComptroUership AFP Savings & Loan Association, Inc. Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City 1110 Philippines p: 632-911-6732; e: hatienza@afpslai.com.ph Sec'y: LCDR Julianito Bucayan Jr. '85, PN Asst. Vice President Management Info Systems Department AFPRSBS, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City 1110 Telefax: 632-912-3483; p: 911-4071 x275 e: junbucayan@yahoo.com

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American Chapter CAPT James N. Roberts '59, USN (Ret.) 152 Springlakes Drive, Martinez, GA 30907 h: 706-860-6430; e: jrobe92528@aol.com Sec'y/Treasurer: John Glaeser '59 4214 Pleasant View Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28301 e: usna59@earthlink.net Shipmate inputs to: Terry Sutherland '54 1632A Firetower Road, Chipley, FL 32428 e: terry.sutherland@1954.usna.com web site: http://hey_frankl6.tripod.com One of the many unique attributes of the RV Chapter is that we never meet consecutively in the same place. Another is that the meetings (Come Arounds) take days. We schedule about six Come Arounds per year, and each time the members' ladies are in full attendance. Naturally, there are plenty of social activities, and we always have a board meeting and a business meeting.

Our mission is to serve and support the Naval Academy and the members through activities which will encourage and facilitate friendships and associations and bind Alumni together.

The purpose of this column is to inform the membership about activities and decisions of members as they occur, and to announce forthcoming Come Arounds. Unfortunately, there is quite a delay introduced when the column must be sent in to Shipmate quite a bit in advance. But this is what happens when it comes to publishing a magazine. To keep up with the very latest news, members should visit the Chapter web site, http://hey_frankI6.tripod.com, where Frank Conery '58 sends news from the road.

We will have to report the news of the Rock Crasher Canyon RV and Music Park Come Around and the San Antonio Come Around in the June issue, but it is not too late for members to take notice and sign up for the Third National Come Around in Eureka Springs, AR, hosted by BiU Corroum '59 (501 258-7749) and Tom Monaghan '59 (817-296-5345).

Arrival at the National is set for all-day checkin on Thursday, 22 May 2003. Holiday traffic will be the order of the week. There is not space here to oudine a POD, so if you have not signed up, please call Bill or Tom and they will send you the complete info on the meeting along with a brochure package on Eureka Springs.

Off and on, Marylou and Mike Stevens '59 have been on the binnacle list, and now they appear ready to become regulars again at Come Arounds. Mike served as secretary/treasurer before being relieved of the chores by Jack Glaeser '59.

Late news from the West Coast is that El Capitan State Park will not take RVs over 30 feet in length. So for this year's Left Coast effort, Glenn Shindler '64 (gshindler@earthlink.net), the Firstie, has made arrangements for members to meet at Flying Flags RV Park in Buellton, CA, about 45 miles north of Santa Barbara— check-in on Monday, 22 September. The Come Around ends Friday, 26 September 2003. No money is required for anybody until check-in.

Glenn has sent all hands an info, bulletin by email, so if you didn't get the details, email Glenn, write him pony express, or ask a board member to forward the gouge to you. There will not be a pop quiz. Dry-camping will be the mode with a beautiful view, but those who want full hookups need to let Glenn know in advance.

Members are reminded that officers will be elected in May at the National Come Around.

Nominations are accepted up to the time of the election at the May business meeting. Get your favorite character elected to the board and get rid of some of that old blood.

Speaking of old blood, those members who have not heard from Mike Stroop '54, Chapter founder and honorary president, will be interested to know he sold his "Bom Free" and, on 13 March, took delivery on a 38,000 pound unit, sporting ten wheels and air brakes. A picture of him accepting the keys is shown below.

Unfortunately, Mike got stuck in the sand that day, but a county road grader pulled him out. He should know by now that ranning a deep draft aground is a no-no. The debacle occurred during a mini-Come Around at Deanie and Terry Sutherland '54's "Quittin' Time Farm" near Wausau, FL, with Kathy and Bill Corroum '59, Malinda and NeU Bates '57, and Mike at the feed trough.

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Although the Fiesta San Antonio Come Around was held 23-27 April out of the FamCamp at Fort Bliss, a report on attendees and activities will be a subject of the next column.

Pay your dues to Jack Glaeser and many thanks to members who send in news to print in Shipmate.

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up a memorable table at the last moment so as not to be sand bagged by the Army folks with their wonderful display. Tom Simcox, who organized the affair, and John Lucas, West Point Society president, are to be congratulated on such a fine affair (and the Army score?).

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Newport Chapter ADM James R. Hogg '56, USN 2556 West Main Road, Portsmoudi, RI 0287? h; 401-841-2625

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Charleston Chapter CAPT James E. Welsch '67, USN (Ret.) 1093 DeleisseUne Blvd., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 h: 843-849-1979; e; jamesew@awod.com http://home.sc.rr.com/mitt/navy South Carolina Midlands Chapter Geoige S. Hirsch '54 219 Beckwortii Lane,frmo,SC 29063-8333 h: 803-781-5325; e: gsh5325@aol.com web site; www.members.aol.com/usnaaasc

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The Class of '58 local members took the opportunity to have a little nuni-reunion during die dinner diat followed. Edna and Ken FeUx '58, Debbie and Bob Mason '58, Anne and BiU Pendley '58, Arden and Lee Pohill '58, and Jean and George Stubbs '58 were among the last to leave窶馬ow was that a sea story or a fairy tale?

Palmetto WUliam B. Swent '88 Leatherwood, Walker, Todd & Mann, PC. 100 E. Coffee St., RO. Box 87 GreenviUe, SC 29602-0087 w: 864-242-6440; e: WSwent@LWTM.com Low Cotmtry Chapter John R. Rodman Jr. '66 30 Persimmon Place Hilton Head Island, SC 29926-2868 h: 843-342-2856; e; jrodman@calderco.com The Low Country Chapter completed a busy first quarter of the New Year with a golf outing and happy hour on 5 March.

The golf, arranged by Jim Gay '79, was enjoyed by 13 hackers of various skill levels with low gross honors going to PhU Boyer '64, low net to Walt Baskin, closest to pin to Bob Mason '58, and long drive to Mike Rentz '91.

The golf was followed by a happy hour, thanks to Denny Tomlin '63, which was attended by over 35 Alums and guests. It included a visiting, special guest speaker, LCDR Steve Carrington '94, who provided us all with a fascinating look into some of the current and recent Navy an activities in response to the various intemational events. His insights and experiences were both entertaining and informative. It also renewed our awareness of just how fortunate we are to have officers of Steve's impressive quaUty serving in the leadership ranks of today's Navy.

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Army-Navy party at Rarity Bay

The election of new officers took place at half time with assumption of duties the first Wednesday in January. Jerry Popp, as retiring president, received a commendation from the Alumni Association. Jerry, as well as being elected a tmstee of the Chapter, was appointed as national tmstee, a well-deserved honor. He carried the lion's share of the load in winning one of the three small Chapter national tmstee positions for our Chapter. Joseph "Phil" PhilUps '88 was elected secretary/treasurer.

Rudy Escher '69 replaced Jim Bibb '57 as a tmstee with the remaining officers being carried over. The complete Ust with contact numbers and emails is included elsewhere.

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Others attending the events included: Hazel and George Whitmyre '36, John Simpson '37, Phil Monahan '55, Chris and WaU Baskin '59 and his sister, Dorothea, Pete Rowland '59, Sondra and Dave Woodward '60, Carol and Tom Anderson '60, Cindy and Denny Tomlin '63, Doo and Rich Weidman '63, Phil Boyer '64, Steve Cheney '71, Jane and Pete Hyers '77 and his Mom, Nancy and Jim Gay '79, Mike Rentz '91, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kirby, parents of Matthew Kirby '94.

TENNESSEE Chattanooga Chapter Charles T. Higgins '64 1032 Sunset Drive Signal Mountain, TN 37377 o: 423-517-8500; h: 423-886-1111 f: 423-517-8765; e: cthiggins64@comcast.net Knoxville-Oak Ridge Chapter Lt Col Edwin K. Whiting '57, USAF (Ret.) 405 Sugarwood Dr., Knoxville, TN 37922-4669 h: 865-675-5975; e; edwinwhiting@chartertn.net President's Notes The last three months have been an exciting time for the Knoxville Oak Ridge Chapter starting with a particularly wonderful Army-Navy game party hosted by the West Pointers at the Rarity Bay Country Club. The game was exciting (at least for Navy), and the food was excellent companionship. Jack Richard '52 and Jerry Popp '62 deserve special praise in setting

Jerry Popp receives citation from the Alumni Association

Coming 8-13 March will be what has become the annual pilgrimage of Navy's lightweight crew to Oak Ridge and spring training on Melton Lake. We are expecting 50 Midshipmen and four coaches for this event. Carl Strawbridge '72 has generously taken on the task of project officer and arranged billeting for the team. He has endeavored to locate them within easy distance of the boathouse. This was facilitated by so many of the hosts of past years desiring to do it again. All have expressed their pleasure at hosting such well-mannered and enjoyable young men and women. As noted elsewhere, we are holding our regular March meeting on Wednesday the 12th to enable those Midshipmen and coaches an opportunity to join us. The crew team will be hosting their traditional barbecue in the park near the boathouse for all those who have supported them and the Alumni.

Future events in the planning stage are a repeat of the dining-in in the spring, this time hosted by the West Point Society and a picnic in June for the ladies and gendemen from the area that will be entering the USNA Class of 2007.

Details on these events are forthcoming.

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East Tennessee is considered a member. We have established dues of $10 a year ($27 for three years) to defray costs, primarily mailing, and to fund such awards as we can to deserving organizations and individuals related to the recraitment of qualified individuals for the Naval Academy. The dues are, of course, voluntary, but needed. The Alumni Association only counts dues paying members when selecting Chapters for special entidements such as a seat as a national tmstee. Whether you can attend the regular meeting in Oak Ridge or not, we still value you as a member. We are trying to have more special events, which everyone will be in a position to attend, as well as considering other venues for an occasional regular gathering.

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school juniors) at Raveneaux Country Club. Still later. Col Allen will speak at our traditional "Welcome Aboard" reception for the incoming Class of 2007, 2008 NAPS, and Foundation attendees, held at the Second Baptist Church Fellowship Hall in Houston. This event is typically attended by more than 300 people, representing approximately 40 (forecast) local area appointees to the Class of 2007, plus additional NAPS and Foundation appointees.

Chapter Luncheons Chapter luncheons will be held on 2 May, 5 September, 7 November, and 5 December at Texas Gulf Coast Chapter Brennan's Restaurant (11:30 a.m. refreshments Lynn A. Wegner '65 and 12-1 p.m. lunch). The 2 May luncheon date 6909 Northhampton Way, Houston, TX 77055 may change to accommodate a special guest w: 713-263-8001 x265 speaker, Gen Charles C. Krulak '64, USMCR, e: lwegner@rectorseal.com the 31 St Commandant of the Marine Corps Ed Whiting '57 March Meeting (1995-1999).

On 7 March, we recognized the fine work Chapter News Navy Lightweight Crew Team Picnic done by the area Blue & Gold Organization, On Thursday aftemoon, 13 March at 4 p.m., Scott Plyler '92 (ssepl23@aol.com; 281which is comprised of USNA Alumni, reservists, there will be a picnic with the Navy lightweight 538-3329) works for Southwest Airlines as a and parents of Midshipmen.

Peter crew team. All are invited to attend. We will Houston-based pilot. He enjoyed nine years in VanDerlofske '68, the area coordinator, premeet at the boathouse area on Melton Hill Lake Jacksonville and Corpus Christi (twice), and is sented the Commandant's Award to Bart in Oak Ridge. Coach Robert Fredrich and his now part-timing in the Reserve. His wife, Sarah, Jealous '65. The Commandant's Award recogteam will be hosting the event. and daughter, Emily, are enjoying their new nizes the top Blue & Gold Officer from the Gulf Calendar of Events home and new adventures in the Houston area.

Coast area. Director of Admissions Awards, for 12 March 2003—March lunch meeting at outstanding performance, were also presented to Lynn Wegner '65 participated in The Birkebeiner Cross Country 30 Mile Ski Race, Ryan's in Oak Ridge, 12-1 p.m.

Marty Block '64, Tom Roscetti (associate North America's largest cross country ski 8-14 March 2003—^Navy crew team visit member), and Rick Kercheval (associate mem2 April 2003—April lunch meeting at Ryan's ber). Other Alumni serving as Blue & Gold marathon. At age 60, he decided that this was to be the year and he signed up for the annual in Oak Ridge, 12-1 p.m.

Officers are Dick Westfahl '59, Don Hannsz '64, marathon. On 22 Febraary, he was at the starting 25 April 2003—Blue Angels Practice John Kendall '64, Rob Brown ' 6 5 , Paul 7 May 2003—May lunch meeting at Ryan's in Marshall '65, Gary Burger '68, Rick Miller '68, line in Cable, WI, with about 6,000 other skiers.

Lynn told us, "It was a great experience for me Oak Ridge, 12-1 p.m.

Bmce Potter '69, Kris Castie '70, Gib Staudt to train for and complete the 'Birkie'—^up and Upcoming Events '70, Joe Coleman '72, Royce Engler '73, Bob down 39 hills, through the woods, over roads Spring golf widi USMA Shary '73, Thom Holt '73, Hugh Mauldin '73, and bridges, and even across a lake."

USNA Picnic for Midshipman candidates Jim Boyer '74, Bruce Smith '77, Stephen Business Networking Meetings Spring dinner/dining in with USMA Plaisance ' 8 1 , WaU Silveria ' 8 1 , Tim Rebhom Several of our USNA shipmates are membeis '83, David Sewell '87, Chris Briggs '91, Walter M e m p h i s Chapter Weathers '93, Frank Pagura '95, Patty deSpain- of The Academy Business Exchange, a HoustonCAPT Jack Quudan '67, USNR (Ret.) based national business networking group conStoll '96, and Bao Vinh '96.

3987 Lakewood Cv, Memphis, TN 38128 sisting of grads from all the service academies.

Chapter Dinner—Wednesday, 4 June h; 901-372-8423 For more information, please contact Steve Col John AUen '76, USMC, commandant of Joens '71 (joens@swbell.net; 281-370-3813). e: JACK.QUINLAN@namanpowencom Midshipmen, will be our guest speaker at this Chapter Events year's annual Chapter dinner. The dinner will be The Blue Angels will perform in Corpus held on Wednesday night, 4 June, at Brennan's Christi on 5-6 April, the Navy-TCU football Nashville Chapter Restaurant for Alumni, spouses, guests, and the game will be played in Ft. Worth on 6 CDR John E OhUnger '69, USN (Ret.) USNA Parents' Club members. This is a change September, the Chapter's Armual Veterans Day 880 Lakeraont Drive, Nashville, TN 37220-2124 from our traditional Friday night dinners. Col Golf Classic will be held on 10 November at h: 615-370-1441; w: 800-242-8613 Allen will present a Marine Corps sword to 2dLt Raveneaux Country Club, benefiting the USNA e: johUnger@worldnet.att.net David Crabbe '03, USMC, as we recognize Foundation, and the Army-Navy game watching David's accomplishments—brigade command- will be held on 6 December at the SRO Sports er, fall set 2002.

Bar in the Northwest Shopping MaU. Welcome Aboard, Class of 2007—4-5 June TEXAS USNA Birthday Weekend—17-18 October The festivities begin with our Chapter dinner As in the past three years, we plan to celebrate A l a m o Chapter HHH^ on 4 June. Then, on 5 June at 6 a.m., the tradi- the Academy's birthday with a social hour and LCDR Lawrence S. Stovall II '84, USNR tion continues with "The Cracible" at The dinner on board our state's historic battleship, 2427 Wilderness Wood, San Antonio, TX 78231 Woodlands. In recent years, Bart Jealous '65 TEXAS (BB-35) (www.usstexasbb35.com). The h; 210-493-4377; e: mysabrina@aol.com (Blue & Gold Officer) has had his members of event, in lieu of the October luncheon, wiU be Please send all correspondences to: the incoming Class (2007) participate in a work- held on Friday, 17 October, with Superintendent Sec'y: LT Alan L. "Buster" Swanton '94, USN out that demonstrates their readiness to take on VADM Richard Naughton '68 scheduled as RO. Box 461565, San Antonio, TX 78246-1565 the rigors of Plebe Summer Included is a jog our guest of honor. On Saturday, 18 October, we e: AlamoUSNA@hotmail.com through the woods to The Woodlands High will be working with the Parents' Club to host a School, followed by the expected calisthenics huge tailgate at the Navy-Rice football game. and a mile ran for time. As you might expect, the Please join us! For any additional information incoming Plebes are asked a few questions, and do a few pushups as they leam not to "guess," on any item in this column, please visit our web site, http://www.usna.com/Chapters/US/TX/ and manage to get wet and a bit muddy as they complete the event with a cross-country ran and GulfCoast/default.htm, call me at 713-750swim. We understand that Col Allen will join the 8868, or send an email to kleinl985@ sbcglobal.net.

Get your Lifetime Classnnail event this year. Later, at Thursday lunch. Col Allen will address USNA candidates (high address. Visit usna.com for details.

LCDR James M. Bethmann '77, USNR 3825 Marquette Street, DaUas, TX 75225 w: 214-754-0019 ext. 222 e: jim.bethmann@tmp.com keith.tibbits @ tmp.com LCDR Kurt Metcalf '91, USNR 9718 Enmore Ln., Frisco, TX 75035 e: kurt.metcalf@1991.usna.com web site: http;//www.usnaaa-ntx.com

Lifetime email is now available!

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UTAH/IDAHO/ MONTANA/WYOMING hitermoimtain NA Alumni Chapter J. Kevin Dolan '71 2415 East 10305 South, Sandy. UT 84092-4416 h: 801-942-7240; e; kevin.dolan@1971.usna,com We've had a busy winter. The local Alumni, BGOs, and die USNA Parents' club have been working together to present two important events. The USNA Utah Parents club, headed by Lisa Dolan, organized the first event, which took place on 27 Febraary at Juan Diego High School. This was an all Service Academy Information Night for all Utah high schools, counselors, students, and parents. The event was a huge success—over 200 attendees plus reps from"'USNA, USMA, USMMA, USCGA, and USAFA. Also represented were the Utah congressional offices. Bob Beer '62, Alberto Alberto '88, and Kevin Dolan '71 were present from the Alunmi.

Many dianks to Juan Diego High School, USNA parents, BGOs, and USNA Alumni for putting this all together.

Hanford/Tri-Cities Chapter: John Butterfield, Bob Lawrences, Diane Fossum, Susan Brosee, Jean and Pat McKenna, Jim and Donna Daily, Phil Fossum, Neil Brosee, Joyce Lawrence, and Priscilla Butterfield

Upcoming Events Check our web site for the updated calendar.

May—Army-Navy golfing event May—USNA AA Chapter President— Annapolis June—Parents' Club candidate sendoff picnic August—Local Chapter Army-Navy summer picnic October—USNA founders' day celebration Thanks to all who help with the Chapter. Send more stories, info., and photos. Please send me your email address, if you're not receiving any email from me currently.

Note: Kenny Moore '66 (i35hawk@ sisna.com) is starting up another Chapter for Northem Idaho.

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Alberto Alberto "88 meeting with interested students at Service Academy Night The second event was the Annual Midshipmen Gathering, sponsored by die USNA Parents' Club and die Inter Mountain Chapter of Alunmi.

This was also successful, both because of several excellent candidates, and also because there were several Mids attending home on leave and visiting the University of Utah for a science conference. Alumni attending included Bob Beer '62, Jake Bowan '02, and Kevin Dolan '71.

Mids attending included J.C. Davis '04, Peter Buryk '03, Matt Isenhower '03, Cole Woodman '05, and MeUssa JoUey '04.

Blue Ridge Chapter CAPT Roger C. Adams '70, USN (Ret.) 4-100 Wexford Court, Apt. K, Roanoke, VA 24018 h: 540-776-3327; e: cadamsusna70@msn.com

Central Virginia Chapter CAPT Anthony A. HastogUs '55, USN (Ret.) 102 Shawnee Ct., Charlottesville, VA 22901-1034 h: 804-973-7846; e: a.hastoglis@att.net

Dulles Chapter LCDR Eric C. Ruttenberg '88, USNR 20445 Needleleaf Way, Ashbum, VA 20147-2389 p: 703-858-4404; e: erattenberg@titan.com www.usna.com/chapters/us/va/dulles/

H a m p t o n Roads Chapter CAPT P. K. "Pete" Glasier '62, USN (Ret.) 1105 Glenside Drive Virginia Beach, VA 23464 h: 757-467-7476; w: 757-340-6700

Richmond Chapter Nelson Rich III '84 8902 Highgate Hill Dr., Chesterfield, VA 23832 w: 804-639-3583; e: njrichin@COMCAST.net

Alberto Alberto '88 and Lisa Dolan, Parents' Club president, at the Service Academy Night

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Williamsburg Chapter LtCol James J. Connolly '53, USMC (Ret.) 105 Hermitage Rd., Williamsburg, VA 23188 h: 757-229-4510 CAPT Thomas R. Pratt '62, USN (Ret) 670 Counselor's Way, WiUiamsburg, VA 23185 h; 757-564-9090; e: trpratt@erols.com On 25 February 2003, the Williamsburg Chapter held at its monthly meeting at the Williamsburg Country Club and was privileged to have as its guest the leadership team of USNA's 24th Company (The Company Officer, LT Bart RandaU '95, USN, and the Senior Enlisted, GySgt John Kob, USMC). Then primary duties are to mentor some 140 Academy students and develop them into Naval and Marine officers. They made a tmly impressive presentation regarding the daily life of today's Midshipmen and discussed some of the changes that have taken place at the Academy since many of our members were "braced-up" back at Bancroft Hall.

Almost as interesting as their presentation, was their personal backgrounds. As a Midshipman at USNA, LT Randall was the 32nd Company commander and captain of the mgby team. After graduation, he successfully completed Basic Underwater Demolition or SEAL (BUDs) training and was designated as a Navy SEAL. He has held a number of challenging operational assignments in the Pacific and Indian Ocean theaters. He teaches leadership and ethics to the Midshipmen and coaches the Naval Academy ragby team.

The assignment of a senior enlisted person to each Company was of particular interest to Chapter members. GySgt Kob enlisted in the Army and spent seven years as a mortar man in various units. Leaving the Army in 1990, he enUsted in the Marine Corps, completed boot camp, and has had a series of assignments that included attending Marine drill instructor school in 1994. He graduated as Class honor man and was assigned to C Company. GySgt Kob reported to the 24th Company, USNA, from his last assignment as Company GySgt for B Company, Marine Wing Communications Squadron 38 at El Toro, CA. As the team explained the role of the senior enlisted is to provide Midshipmen mentor support, indoctrination into the many facets of nulitary life, and an example of the role and capabilities of the senior enlisted personnel in

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the service, and to enforce discipline. The long range intent is that every battalion will have at least one female senior enlisted assigned to further enhance the access to and example of the woman's role in the service, and one Marine officer and one Marine NCO to provide an example and mentors for those interested in the Corps.

Chapter Vice President, Col Paul Roush, USMC (Ret.), LT Bart Randall, USN, GySgt John Kob, USMC, and Chapter President, LtCol James J. Connolly, USMC (Ret.) A brief summary of some other issues discussed...Plebes are putting in 18 hours days.

Their day starts at some time before reveille at 6;30 a.m. Plebe knowledge, based on formal study guides covering specific areas of military knowledge including equipments and their capabiUties, organization, operations, and history, have for the most part replaced the old "comearound" questions with which most of us were familiar. The Third Class are in-charge of administering this instruction and being each weekday moming with the Plebes mustered outside of their rooms. Second Class act as weekly reviewers to ensure that knowledge is not only complete, but retained. First Class administer exams on this material. A final exam is adnunistered at the end of the academic year and is part of the grade in military performance.

Doors to Fourth Class rooms remain open at all times. No Fourth Class are allowed to be in their rack or to sleep during the day. Chow calls are still maintained, but on a more regulated basis. Squaring comers and lifting knees high when walking inside Bancroft Hall in a braced condition is a Plebe "rate." Their day ends at 10:30 p.m. with a choras of A^avy Blue & Gold.

Attendance at meals and meal formations are another major change for us senior Alumni.

Breakfast formation is at 7 a.m. and is the only mandatory meal of the day for the entire Brigade. Noon meal formation is traly only a muster for accountability. Attendance at the meal is voluntary. Fourth Class are required to participate in conversation at the table including demonstrating their knowledge of the current professional topic of the week.

Church attendance is voluntary. Thursday is the designated day for personnel inspection. All Midshipmen must participate in either Varsity or intra-mural sports all yean Study time is mandated at 35 hours. The established guideline is about two hours study for every course hour that equates to about 60 hours per week. Those needing additional time still have access to extra-instraction. First Class, Second Class, and Third Class may study at any time. Fourth Class are expected to retire at 10;30 p.m., although extended study hours to 11 p.m. may be requested. During the four years at USNA, about five hours per week is devoted to ethics training.

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Liberty has definitely changed. Saturday liberty for all is from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday liberty is for Third Class and above from 12-8 p.m. Weekends have been extended to provide Third Class with three per semester. Second Class with five weekends per semester and Tuesdays, and First Class with unlimited weekends and weekdays. All hands must be present for dinner Wednesday night and for scheduled Forrestal lectures.

Chapter members were in awe of the scope of the changes that have taken place but generally felt that many were positive. LT Randall and GySgt Kob particularly impressed them, and all felt assured that with leaders like these that no one need worry about the quality of today's Naval Academy graduate.

WASHINGTON Hanford/Tri-Cities Chapter CAPT Edward Schwier '69, USNA (Ret) 1196 Brentwood Ave., Richland, WA 99352-8540 h: 509-627-7288; w: 509-372-0176 e: Edward_G_Ed_Schwier@rl.gov; eschwier@charter.net; egschwier@aol.com The Tri-Cities/Hanford Chapter normally meets on the third Friday of the month at 6:30 p.m. However, we vary that as required because of schedule conflicts and special events. If you are going to be in the area and want to spend some quality time with fellow Alumni, give me a call and we can arrange an impromptu meeting. If you have a "distinguished Alumni" visiting, please let me know and we can perhaps arrange a special gathering.

Great tum out in Febraary at the TS Cattle Company. Perry Dempsey served as photographer for the event. Attendees included: Priscilla and John Butterfield '59, Mary and Jerry McGuire '64, Susan and NeU Brosee '66, Jean and Pat McKenna '66, Diane and Phil Fossum '68, Joyce and Bob Lawrence '68, Jeanie and Ed Schwier '69, Robin Bushore '70, Donna and Jim Daily '70, Lela and John Bickford '71, Perry Dempsey '72, Caryn and Dave Mears '75, Fred Hughes '76, Diane and Rick Pratt '76, Suzanne and Bill Meader '79, Ted MiUer '79, Rebecca and Brad Johnson '86, and Vince Zarasua '89. Vince is our new Blue & Gold Officer.

London. FoUowing dinner, those who wish to continue the evening are welcome to adjourn to Grant's Pub where the Dirty River Blues Band will be playing starting at 9 p.m.

Schedule conflicts have changed the trip planned to Walla Walla in May. Instead we will gather at the Ratdesnake Mountain Brewing Company at 2696 N. Columbia Center Blvd. in Richland on Friday, 16 May. This excellent restaurant and brewpub is located in the Columbia North Center overlooking the Yakima River. In June, we will travel to Walla Walla.

This will be a Saturday aftemoon function to take part in "Taste of Walla Walla." This annual downtown celebration features special menu selections from Walla Walla's restaurants. It is held on the Courthouse Lawn at 6th and Main streets from 12-3 p.m. The cost is $10. Call 509529-8755 or visit the web site at www.downtownwallawalla.com for more information on this festival. I'll talk to Henry Richardson '44 about other opportunities, such as a winery tour, while we are visiting Walla Walla.

You are always welcome to bring guests, particular alumni of other service academies, to any of our functions. If you would Uke to "host" a future meeting, either at your home or an establishment in the Tri-Cities/Columbia Basin Operations Area, please step forward. We would all benefit from involvement of more of our group in planning and organizing social gatherings. If you have information for our monthly Chapter newsletter or a suggestion for an event, contact me by email.

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WEST VIRGINIA West Virginia Chapter ^ Stephen S. Shumlas '69 ' 105 Brierwood Dn, Hurricane, WV 25526 e: shumlas@marshall.edu

Dave and Caryji Mcaii. John Bickford The March function is a Spring Fling at the Schwier's on 21 March. Our April meeting wiU be in Yakima on the 25th. We will gather for dinner at Santiago's Mexican Restaurant at 7 p.m.

There will be several of us who will arrive early to socialize before dinner. This will be a farewell to Dennis. He tums over his command on 15 May. He and the family are headed to duty in

WISCONSIN Wisconsin Chapter Guy T. Mascari '69 6619 West Lloyd St., Wauwatosa, WI 53213 h: 414-774-6874; w: 414-778-1400; f: 414-778-1178; e: gtm@mcrpc.org

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LAST CALL\> Requiescat in Pace "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.

—^Laurence Binyon, 1914

^ ^ ^ | H | ^ ^ : After reading press accounts of his demise, Mark Twain quipped diat "Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated." ^ ^ ^ H K We are pleased—and chagrinned—to say that reports of the passing of John J. Howard '73 are greatiy exaggerated. may have caused. —Mike Collins '84 ^ H ^ ^ ^ a r d called us and told us so. We regret any disttess this eaant news in the April 2003 issue i

Absher, George Washington '46 CDR, USN (Ret.) 12 March 2003 Adams, Thomas MuUen '97 LTJG. USN 21 Match 2003 AUen, Jared Randall '97 ENS, USN 28 Febraary 2003 Bacon, Francis ^^llUam Jr. '48 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 15 November 1998 Benckart, William Edward '47 II March 2003 Berry, Frands Joseph '42 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 5 March 2003 Brent, Harrison Jr. '36 Col, USMC (Ret) 16 March 2002 Conover, Harvey '49 13 Febraary 2003 Coyle, Harold Sutton Jr. '57 Col, USAF (Ret.) 18 March 2003 DeUer, Clarence Raymond Jr. '41 CDR, USN (Ret.) II Febraary 2003 DoeUing, Robert Duncan '53 CDR, USN (Ret) 31 March 2003 DriscoU, John F. '44 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 29 March 2003 FeUx, H. KendaU '58 29 March 2003 Ford, Warren Woodrow '37 RADM, USN (Ret) 20 March 2003 Fortson, Thomas Edward '47 CAPT. USN (Ret.) 23 March 2003 Galbraith, Thomas Simon HI '65 ^ L C D R , USNR (Ret) 3 March 2003

Gleberman, Jules Harvey '45 23 March 2003 Gould, Richard Kaynor '39 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 21 March 2003 Grimm, Edward Elias '33 RADM, USN (Ret.) 11 March 2003 Grove, David Ernest '69 18 March 2003 Haines, John Lyman '38 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 16 March 2003 Hamblin, Francis Dow '23 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 20 August 1983 Harris, David Lombard '38 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 22 Febraary 2003 Hutchison, Marvin Stanley '48 CAPT, USN (Ret.) James, Jack MUton '42 RADM, USN (Ret.) 19 March 2003 Jeffs, Charles Richardson Jr. '47 * LTJG, USN (Ret) 22 Febraary 2003 Johansen, Gustave Norman '29 RADM, USN (Ret.) 11 March 2003 JosUn, Charies Loring Jr. '44 CDR, USN (Ret) 8 March 2003 Kerr, Edward Eari '43 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 20 March 2003 Lee, Edward Percy Jr. '33 31 March 2003 Leeman, Robert Whitney '34 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 26 March 2003 Logue, Stephen John '72 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 25 March 2003

ALLAN CHAMBLISS '33

Lieutenant Commander Allan McLane ChambUss, USN (Ret.), died on 10 Febraary 2003.

For much of his adult life, Allan Chambliss was devoted to issues of world peace and the environment. From the early 1950s to the 1980s, he was active in the United World Federalists, and chaired the organizing committee for a World Congress of World Federalists. When he retfred from the business world and moved to the Sonoma Valley in the mid-1960s, he joined the Sonoma Land Trast, where his efforts helped establish the Annadel Preserve (now a state park).

He also devoted much of his time writing on aspects of world peace and on the importance and meaning of faith.

Allan was bom in 1911 in Stillwater, OK. Upon the death of his mother in 1916, he was sent to Annapolis, MD, where he was raised by his matemal grandmother, aunt, and uncle. Home schooling by his uncle, Henry Francis Sttirdy, who taught English and history at the Naval Academy, was followed by attendance at the nearby prep school, Sevem Academy, and admission to the Naval Academy, from which he graduated in 1933.

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Mallard, John Boyd Jr. '49 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 20 March 2003 Marsh, Richard Frederick '81 LT, USN 9 November 1999 Martm, John MUton '44 * CAPT. USNR (Ret.) 9 March 2003 McGowan, Charies Austin '42 CDR, USNR (Ret.) 7 Febraary 2003 Miehe, Frederick WiUiam Jr. '44 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 30 March 2003 Mullan, Hugh '34 22 March 2003 Pruess, Robert Warren '57 28 March 2003 Rahl, Roger Lee '63 LT, USN 22 Febraary 2003 Reade, John Moore IH '41 CDR, USN (Ret.) SeweU, H,B. "Hank" Jr. '46 19 August 2002 Siver, Chester Asa '34 CDR, USN (Ret.) 29 March 2003 Springer, Frank '36 CAPT, USN (Ret.) II March 2003 Stapleton, Walter Donald '49 11 April 1997 Taylor, WiOiam Allen '28 CAPT, USNR (Ret.) 1 August 1970 Ttirnbaugh, James Demitt '52 13 March 2003 * obituary appears in this issue

A post-graduation craise brought Ensign Chambliss to Northem Califomia, where he met Doris Newell of San Anselmo. In 1936, they were married. That same year, the Navy sent him to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he eamed an M.S. in naval engineering in 1939. He was then assigned to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, WA. At the end of World War II, Allan was transferred to Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard in San Francisco, and the family relocated to San Anselmo. Adult diabetes led to his retirement from the Navy with a medical discharge. He eamed his civil engineer's license in 1948, which led to a position at Standard Oil of Califomia. He later joined Utah Constraction Company.

Upon retirement in 1966, Allan and Doris moved to Kenwood in the Sonoma Valley.

Doris died in the faU of 2000. Allan was also predeceased by a daughter, Anne Schmidt, in 1998. He is survived by three children: Joan Bossart of Emeryville, CA; Julia Spencer of Lockeridge (Wits), England; and Allan McLane Chambliss Jr of Brooktondale, NY; six grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.

A memorial service was held on 18 Febraary 2002 at II a.m. at the Spring Lake Village Chapel. Donations may be made to the Sonoma Land Trast, 966 Sonoma Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95404.

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LAST CALL ROBERT AYRES SCHELLING '38

Captain Robert Ayres Schelling USN, (Ret), was bom 23 May 1917 in Norfolk, VA, to John M. Schelling and Zelda M. Ayres. He died on 14 Febmary 2003 in Seattle, WA, from lymphoma.

Bob graduated from Balboa High School, ^^gn Canal Zone, and the Naval Academy Class of 0^^^ A | ^ 1938, Commander of the Tenth Company, active in intramural athletics. His distinguished career began in the battleship IDAHO, and continued, after marriage to Mary Anne Royar in 1940, in destroyers: BUCHANAN, REUBEN JAMES, and NICHOLSON, and PT-IO, He was on the Staff of Commander Fleet Sonar School Squadron, Key West. He served as executive officer of THORN and commanded STEVENS in 1945. In 1946, he retumed to PG School, Annapolis, to receive his master's of science in electronics. His later commands included LYMAN K. SWENSON in Korea, which was awarded the Navy Unit Commendation for gunfire support at Inchon, DE CORTRON II, Fleet Training Group Westem Pacific, repair ship AJAX, Destroyer Squadron 23, and Naval ROTC Unit, University of Washington. His final tour of duty was chief of staff, Hawaiian Sea Frontier/I4th Naval District at Pearl Harbor, from which he retired in 1968. Bob received the Silver Star, and the Navy Commendation Medal with bronze "V." After his mihtary career. Bob and Mary Anne settled in Seattle, WA, where they enjoyed cruising in then diesel-powered yacht From 1969I98I, Bob was port captain/engineer for the University of Washington's oceanography department. He held a Coast Guard Merchant Marine Officer Ucense as Master of Ocean Steam or Motor Vessels of Any Gross Tons, and sailed as Master on two scientific voyages across the Pacific to Japan.

Bob is survived by his beloved wife of 62 years, Mary Anne, their daughters, Patricia Anne Smith of Gainsville, FL, and Pamela Holder of Pueblo, CO. Also surviving are four grandchildren; Deborah Bailey of N. Lauderdale, FL, Patrick Smith and son Riley of Ocala, FL, Rebecca Holder and Samuel J. Holder of Pueblo, CO; brother Dr. Thomas Schelling of Bethesda, MD, and sister Nancy Dorfman of Belmont, MA. Burial with full military honors were held on 7 March 2003 at Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, WA 98042. A Memorial Service followed on 8 March at St. Steven Episcopal Church, Seattie, WA. Memorial contributions may be made to the Naval Academy Foundation, 247 King George Stt-eet, Annapolis, MD 21402-5068.

In 1957, he had a tour in BuPers, after which he attended the Industrial College of the Armed Forces and received a master's in engineering adnunistration from George Washington University in off-duty study. In 1961, he commanded VULCAN (AR-5), and then served as commander Naval Beach Group Two and in other assignments in PhibLant He was Chief of Staff to commander Naval Forces Philippines in 1965, and retfred on 30 June 1968 as commanding officer Inactive Ship Facility Philadelphia. He was awarded the Silver Star, Bronze Star with combat V, and Navy and Defense Commendation Medals.

The Superfines settied in Hollywood, FL, where he worked for 13 years as vice president of First National Bank and its successor. In 1982, he joined Cook-Reiff-Rood Associates (Architects, Engineers and Land Planners) responsible for military liaison, coordination, and security. He also served as president of the Hollywood Council of the Navy League, in TROA, the American Security Council, Kiwanis, and supported several conservative causes.

Captain Superfine was devastated by the loss on 28 December 2002 of Marjorie, his beloved wife of 62 years, after a long fight against cancer.

He is survived by two daughters; Susan Huffman of Healdsburg, CA; and Carol Niemi of Atianta, GA; and three grandchildren.

Services were held at Fred Hunter's Funeral Home, Hollywood on 8 Febmary 2003. Contributions may be made to Kiwanis Scholarship Fund c/o Jerry Simons, 3864 Sheridan Stteet, Hollywood, FL 33021.

South Florida Sun-Sentinel arul Classmat ROBERT ROBINSON GREEN '39

Captain Robert R. Green, USN (Ret), 84, died 4 Febraary in Potomac Falls, VA, of sepsis.

He had lived in McLean, VA, for 34 years prior to moving to Falcons Landing in June. He was bom in Indianapolis, IN. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1939 and, in 1944, received a master's in electrical engineering from Johns Hopkins University.

At the beginning of World War II, he was assigned to test PT boats; served as an instractor at the PT boat school at MelviUe, RI; and later commanded a squadron of PT boats. At Melville, he trained many officers who went on to distinguish themselves in the Pacific, including John F. Kennedy. As executive officer of BOYD (DD-544), he was awarded the Bob Schelling, Family, and ClassmatesBronze Star for assisting in the prompt discovery and rescue of personnel from the torpedoed HOUSTON in the South Pacific. Later, he served as commanding officer of the destroyer FLETCHER ( D D - 4 4 5 ) in the Pacific IRVING JOSEPH SUPERFINE '38 serving in the Philippines and in the Okinawa campaign. During his naval Captain Irving J. Superfine, USN (Ret), died career he commanded MEREorrH (DD-890); served in Navy Department in Hollywood, FL, on 23 January 2003 of heart Bureau of Ordnance (1952-55); was CO of the Fleet Anti-Air Warfare and kidney complications.

Training Center, Dam Neck, VA (1960-62); served as CO of SURIBACHI Bom in Chicago, on 5 June I9I5, and raised (1962-63); and CO of Desttoyer Squadron 17 in tiie Tonkin Gulf. While in South Bend, IN, Irv attended the University of Captain Green was on the staff of Commander in Chief Pacific (CinCPac) Notre Dame before entering the Naval Academy.

He was a member of the 12th Company, and on from I955-I958, he played an important role in providing military assistance to the countries of Southeast Asia, Japan, and Korea. graduation was ordered to COLORADO. Prior to In 1966, Captain Green retired after 27 years in the Navy and began a Worid War II, he served in REUBEN JAMES on civilian career with Melpar, eventually retiring from TRW in 1981. He Adantic convoy escort, and commissioned nrz^^ GRAYSON as executive officer. After marrying also served on the board of directors of Central State Bank in his hometown of ConnersviUe, IN, from I984-I989. After retiring, he and his wife Marjorie Elizabeth Cote in January 1941, he became executive officer of INGERSOLL in 1943, and commanding officer of COGHLAN in 1945. He of 61 years traveled extensively, including spending winter months in Cancun, Mexico, with many friends and Classmates for the last 24 years. served in Op 32 until 1949, and went to sea as operations officer of In addition to his wife, Frances (Toni), he is survived by a son. Dr. SPOKANE, executive officer of TACONIC, and during the Korean War as Robert A. Green '65, Ph.D. of DeKalb, IL, daughter, Mary Catherine operations officer in WISCONSIN. After a tour at Naval Ordnance Plant, Craighill of McLean, VA, and four grandchildren.

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LAST CALL HARVEY STEWART MOREDOCK JR. '39

Harvey Stewart Moredock Jr. passed away on 27 June 2002 at the age of 86. His childhood dream was to sail tall ships, and it is believed that he is one of only a few, third altemates to be admitted and graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy. Upon graduation, he served with distinction in BOISE, SAN FRANCISCO, and ATLANTA as first officer under Admiral Scott.

When ATLANTA was sunk during the batde of Guadalcanal, Stewart sustained serious injury, for which he received the Purple Heart. He was honorably discharged with a rank of commander.

While recovering from his wounds, he obtained his master's degree and Ph.D in mathematics from the University of Califomia at Berkeley.

He met and married Joyce Owen, a nurse at Samuel Merrit Hospital in the Bay area. They had four children, and settled into a long and happy career at Califomia State University, Sacramento, as a mathematics professor.

Stewart wrote many educational texts on math, teaching math, and new math. His love of travel took his family across the country, and around the world several times.

In 1994, National Geographic enlisted him as a survivor for the 50th Anniversary of the battle of Guadalcanal. In that piece, he was reunited with other American survivors, as well as a Japanese Naval officer involved in that battle. They became pen pals, and communicated regularly in the spirit of reconciliation and peace.

Stewart had many friends over his life, but none more important than the bonds he formed at the Academy. He visited Classmates, traveled to reunions, and had his sons toss coins on the head of Tecumseh when visiting Armapolis.

Paul Moredock HUGH ALLEN H A N N A '40

Captain Hugh A. "Mark" Hanna, USN (Ret), died on 14 January 2003 in Glenbrook Hospital in Glenview, EL. The funeral service was at St Philip the Apostle Church in Northfield, where Mark resided.

Mark was bom on 10 September 1916 in Rock Island, IL. After graduation from Rock ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Island High School, he attended Devitt Prep jfg ^ H H K ^ ^ School in Washington, DC, thence the Academy, graduating with the Class of 1940.

His first duty after graduation was in BROOKLYN as assistant navigator, then to PHOENIX in gunnery, and was on board during the Pearl Harbor attack on 7 December 1941. PHOENIX operated in the Asia-Pacific area, participating in the defense of Guadalcanal, in operations off New Guinea, the Admiralty Islands, Hollandia, Leyte, Bomeo andflieBattle of Surigao Strait. During the Korean War, Mark commanded MADDOX, participating in the coastal blockade and the defense of Wonsan Harbor.

As gunnery officer in PHOENIX, Mark was awarded the Legion of Merit for meritorious service during the Battle of Surigao Strait, and the Bronze Star with Combat "V" for action in the bombardment of Corrigador. While in command of MADDOX, he was awarded a Gold Star in lieu of a second Bronze Star for action in the defense of Korea from 27 Febraary—27 July 1953, and the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat "V" for meritorious service during the period Febraary—April 1952 in the defense of Korea.

Mark's subsequent duties included service in ComOpDevFor in Norfolk, the Naval Proving Ground, Dahlgren, in BuPers as placement officer for large combatants and fleet staffs, XO of HELENA, Naval Shipmate, May 2003

Inspector of Ordnance in MINNEAPOLIS, studies at the Industrial College, manufacturing officer and assistant superintendant. Naval Weapons Plant in Washington, CO of TALLEDAGA (APA-208), and CO of the Naval Ammunitions Depot in Oahu, HI. After retiring in 1965, Mark located in Chicago's north side and served as quality conttol manager for two manufacturers of elechncal mechanical products. He later joined U.S. Electtical Motors as field engineer. As his last business venttire before retiring again, he established Metel, Inc., which acted as a disttibutor for U.S. Electtical Motor's products.

Mark is survived by his wife, Henriette "Bunty," whom he married in 1946; three sons, John of St. Paul, Paul of West Chester, OH, and Andrew of Northbrook, IL; a daughter, Mary Seul of Northfield; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and a brother, George, of Richardson, TX. A sister, Lila Mae, preceded him in death.

ROBERT FRANK SEARLE '41

Robert Frank Searle of Williamsburg died at the age of 84 on II December 2002. He was formerly of Boothbay Harbor, ME, and New Canaan, CT. Mr. Searle was bom in Westfield, MA, the son of the late George W. Searle and Marguerite Mueller Searle.

He attended Randies Prep School and then entered the United States Naval Academy, graduating in the Class of 1941. He served with the % - l ^ ^ K ^ L ^ Mt ^•^- ^^^y during World War II in the Adantic and Pacific Theaters.

Resigning from the Navy in 1945, Mr. Searle was employed by Pan American Airways in ground operations at La Guardia Airport where he became station manager in 1948. He then joined Arkell and Smith, a manufacturer of specialty paper bags, becoming president in 1957. In 1963, he joined St. Regis Paper Company as senior vice president and general manager of then bag packing division and having responsibility over the seven packaging divisions of the company.

He had a lifelong love of sports, especiaUy sailing, golf, and skiing. He had been active in the Navy League and the U.S. Power Squadron, earning a full certificate while serving as commander of the Wawenock Squadron in Maine. Mr. Searle held a 100 ton Masters License with the Coast Guard and a ham radio license. He was a member of the Williamsburg Presbyterian Church, Seaford Yacht Club, and Spotswood Golf Club.

Surviving are his wife of 61 years, Nancy Guptill Searle of Williamsburg; three daughters, Robin S. Found of Wolfboro, NH, Sandra S. Davis of Wamer, NH, and Ann S. Horowitz of Pelham Manor, NY; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

A memorial service was held on 24 January at Williamsburg Landing in the auditorium.

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Commander Arthur Thomas Burke, USN (Ret), 83, passed away on 9 January 2003 of cancer. He is survived by his sons, A. Thomas Burke Jr., and his wife, Debbie, of Kalispell, MT; and Craig Timothy Burke; grandsons, Andrew Burke and Ryan Burke of Murphys, CA; step-granddaughter, Natasha Ahlgren Burke of San Diego, CA; and numerous "honorary grandchildren."

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Following active duty, he remained in the Naval Reserve and achieved the rank of commander. He moved his family to San Diego and worked at the Naval Electtonics Lab in Point Loma for almost 30 years.

FoUowing his retirement, he and his second wife, Regina, enjoyed traveling in their camper to the Southem Califomia desert and the Sierra Nevadas for fishing and hiking. He spent most of his time, effort, and money mentoring numerous at-risk young people, assisting them with schoolwork, science projects, and teaching strong moral values of honor and decency. He was proud that all of them graduated from high school.

Some went on to college, and all 30 "honorary grandchildren" continue to live productive lives.

He was inumed beside his late wife, Regina, with full honors at Fort Rosecrans Cemetery in San Diego.

WILLIAM H . ALEXANDER '44

Captain Bill Alexander, USN (Ret), died suddenly on 15 Febmary of a pulmonary embolus.

He had undergone surgery three days before and tolerated it very well, but while exercising a little, he lost his breath and died, swiftly and painlessly. Funeral services with full military honors were held on Thursday, 6 March at 9 a.m. at the Fort Myer Old Post Chapel, followed by interment in Arlington National Cemetery.

After spending his preteen years happily in Coronado, bill attended St. Albans in Washington for five years. There, he gained the respect and friendship of his schoolmates, letter in football, serving as senior prefect and senior warden of the Vestry, playing golf, and building his reputation as a really great guy!

Then, best of all, the U.S. Naval Academy. No Classmate needs to be told of the hard work, the endless study hours, the sports life, and the terrific camaraderie. On graduation in June 1943, he went to Pacific Fleet duty, serving in destroyers ABBOT and KRAUSE until the end of World War n.

He graduated from flight training at Pensacola in 1949 and later saw duty with VF-54 in KEARSARGE, PHH^IPPINE SEA, and as CO of Attack Squadron 145 aboard RANGER in 1959.

MORRIS R . SNEAD '43

Morris R. Snead died of prostate cancer at Smarts Draft, VA, on 14 January 2003. He was 83 years old.

He was bom 27 August 1919 in Norfolk, VA, a son of Hiram J. (a former Marine sergeant) and Helen R. Snead. He grew up in Georgetown, Washington, DC, graduating from Westem High School. In high school, he was twice an All-High football player for the District of Columbia.

He graduated in 1942 in the Class of '43, the first three-year class of World War n at the U.S. Naval Academy. He was one of 27 Marine Corps officers in that Class and one of the seven returning from WWH. In WWII, he served in the Philippines in LEYTE and in GUAM. He was stationed at Camp Lejeune, NC; at Yorktown Naval Mine Depot, VA; in Korea with the 12th Marines; as the Marine officer instractor at the NROTC Unit at Rennselear Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY; at the Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, VA; in the senior school at Camp Lejeune as the Battalion commander of the Fourth Battalion; Tenth Marine Regiment, at the Naval Ammunition Depot, Lualualei, HI, on Okinawa; and at HQMC. He retired in 1964 as a lieutenant colonel. He then was the American Red Cross supervisor of maintenance for all mobile equipment and buildings in the Washington, DC, Chapter for ten years. He became a real estate broker in Arlington, VA. He moved to Ormond Beach, FL, where he continued as a real estate broker He and his wife enjoyed many trips by space-available travel to Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Hong Kong, and Hawaii. He moved to Stuarts Draft, VA, in 2001.

He is survived by his wife of 60 years (married two days after graduation from the USNA), the former Ruth V. Shearer (whose father was a Marine aviator. Major Thomas R. Shearer); a sister, Margaret Owen; a daughter. Dale; two sons, Tom (a former Marine captain) and Ric; seven grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.

Memorial services were held at McDow Funeral Home, Waynesboro, VA, and burial was in Arlington National Cemetery next to his son, Robert Brace. The United States Marine Corps provided the detachment and did an outstanding service to honor LtCol Morris R. Snead at Arlington.

While in PHILIPPINE SEA, Bill was actively involved in the 1954 Hainan Incident that received world press attention when he and his wingman in VF54-AD aircraft were credited with shooting down two ChiCom Yak fighters that had earlier shot down a British airliner.

Ashore in the 1950s, he served as an instractor at the Naval Academy and attended the Naval War College in 1957-58. His ship commands were in MISSISSINEWA and OKINAWA.

He married Anne Franklin Boyle in 1966, before taking OKINAWA to Vietnam. At the end of that tour. Bid was assigned to the staff of commander. Amphibious Force Pacific, staying in Coronado until receiving orders in 1970 to the Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington.

After retirement. Bill was a realtor about 15 years. Though he was 81, Bill was fit and well exercised. It all ended too soon. He will not be forgotten, for men of such strength, courage, and integrity remain the Que power of our Navy and our country.

His survivors include his devoted wife, Aime, of 36 years.

Anne Alexcmder LANIER G . COLE '44

Lieutenant Commander Lanier G. Cole, USN (Ret), 80, of Crofton, MD, died of a heart attack on 23 January at Anne Arandel Medical Center Bom in Seguin, TX, in 1922, Mr. Cole attended Allen Military Academy in Bryan, TX. He then attended the U.S. Naval Academy and graduated I4th in his Class in 1943. He graduated with a master's degree in engineering electtonics from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in 1951. He attended submarine school in New London, CT, in 1943 and served in BILLFISH, SEA Fox, PROTEUS, ORION, PHn.iP, and R.L. WILSON. In 1945, he was aboard PROTEUS in Tokyo Bay for the surrender and went ashore on 28 August.

On the day after the surrender, he left CAVALLA for Pearl Harbor, and transferred to ORION for the trip back to the East Coast. After graduate school, he retumed to Pearl Harbor for duty on Squadron Seven and ComSubPac Staffs as electronics materiel officer. In 1953, he was nansferred to PHILIP as operations officer and navigator. After a subsequent tour of duty as XO on R.L. WILSON in Norfolk, he wastt-ansferredto Thomas R. Snead OASD (R&E) as electronics officer in 1956. While there, he served as secretary to the Joint Services group for the development of the MK XII IFF System.

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LAST CALL In 1959, he resigned from the Navy and went to work for the Airbome Insttaunents Laboratory on Long Island. In 1969, he moved to Crofton and worked at Westinghouse during the development of AWACS. He developed the clutter models used for predicting the chaiacteristics of Sidelobe clutter and die techniques for controlling false alarms. The last two years at Westinghouse, he worked on the RSIP program to nearly double die range of the system. He also taught a course in radar design. He was an advisor on tiie FI6 and Tail Waming Radars. He resigned in January 1993.

He was a member of St Paul's Lutheran Church of Crofton, MD, and sang in die choir for many years. He also sang with the Crofton Community Singers for ten years.

His interests included stamps and first day covers, aircraft models, reading, gardening, and the use of computers where he organized the Commodore Users Group at Westinghouse.

His wife for 58 years. Marguerite Robertson Cole, died in 2000. He is survived by one daughter, Sandra Cordova of Palm Bay, FL; two sons David Cole of Lebanon, PA, and Reed Cole of Glen Bumie, MD; 14 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

JOHN SAMSON DONALDSON '44

Commander John Samson Donaldson, USN (Ret.), 81, died of cancer at his home in Annapolis, MD, on 5 December 2002.

John was bom 29 January 1921 in Dettoit, MI. He was a first-generation American of Scottish parents. He attended the University of Michigan for one year before graduating from the Naval Academy in 1943 with the Class of 1944. His Navy career was largely at sea; except for flight training in Ottumwa, lA, soon after graduation, all of his shore duty was on the East Coast, from Mayport, FL, to Newport, RI. His first assignment after graduation was to CINCINNATI, where he saw war patrol duty in the South Atlantic and took part in the invasion of southem France. He later served in MIDWAY and RANDOLPH. He taught gunnery at die Academy from 1950-1952.

After duty in HEERMAN and at the Bureau of Naval Personnel, he became gunnery officer of ESSEX. He was serving on that carrier when it took part in the Lebanon and Formosan crises during the late 1950s. After graduating from the Naval War College in Newport, RI, in I960, he became captain of INGRAHAM. He retumed to the Academy as executive officer of the physical education department in 1962, a position he held until his retfrement in 1969. He eamed a master's degree from George Washington University in intemational affairs during this period as well.

Following his Navy career, John served for 20 years as a budget analyst for the State of Maryland department of fiscal services. Upon his second retirement in 1991, he received commendations for meritorious service from both the Maryland House and Senate.

John became a dedicated Christian in his mid-life and was a long-time member of Trinity United Methodist Church in Annapohs. He served for over 20 years as chairman of the finance committee for that church. He was also treasurer for Road to New Life Ministries.

He is survived by his wife of nearly 59 years, Emily; two daughters, Emily Ann Donaldson of Barboursville, VA, and Linda Sue Shoger of Moreland, GA (who is married to Rev. Tom Shomer '72); son, John Jeffrey Donaldson of Annapolis, MD; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Memorial services were held at Trinity on 9 December 2002. He was buried at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens in Annapolis. Several Classmates were among the congregation at the service, including CAPT Maurice Hartle '44, USN (Ret), of Albuquerque, NM, John's close friend since graduation.

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JOHN M . MARTIN '44

Captain John Martin died on Sunday, 9 March 2003 in Burr Ridge, IL. In 1940, Jack was appointed a Midshipman at the Naval Academy and was commissioned an ensign in June 1943. In March 1944, he reported to CERO (SS-225) and completed five combat war patrols in the areas surrounding the Philippines and Japan. In 1946, he entered Massachusetts Institute of Technology for three years of graduate training in Naval Constraction and Marine Engineering and was designated as an engineering duty officer upon graduation in 1949. After Salvage School in Bayonne, NJ, he reported to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

After several interesting and challenging assignments. Jack became assistant design superintendent in connection with Aircraft Carrier Conversion. In 1952, he was ordered to Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard where his assignments were associated primarily with submarines, and in 1954 was designated design superintendent. In 1955, Jack reported to the BuShips Preliminary Design Branch in Washington, DC, as a design project officer on submarines.

Jack resigned from the Navy in 1956 to join Chrysler Corporation Missile Division in Dettoit. In 1961, he joined General Motors Defense Research Laboratories in Santa Barbara, CA. In 1971, Jack was ttansferred to the Electro Motive Division in LaGrange, IL. Jack served as Commandants' local representative for recrait and Naval Academy information while in Santa Barbara and continued in that capacity when he was relocated to LaGrange. He retired from General Motors as director of production conttol and purchasing in 1985.

Jack is survived by Claire, his wife of 57 years, four sons, their spouses, and eight grandchildren. A Mass of the Resurrection was said on 12 March 2003 and intemment at the Naval Academy Columbarium will be held at a later date.

Memorials in memory of Jack may be made to the USNA Foundation, 291 Wood Road, Annapolis, MD 21402.

EUGENE L. WALTER JR. '44

Eugene L. Walter Jr., 80, a medical microbiologist who retired in 1987 from the National Institutes of Health, died 20 January at his home in Potomac. He had lung and brain cancer.

Dr. Walter began his NIH career in 1971 and served in the Dental Institute and the Lung and Blood Institute. Earlier, he was a Navy medical microbiologist. He retired, as a commander in 1969 after 18 years of active Navy service. His military career included research on biological and chemical warfare and duty in Egypt, Michigan, Alaska, and Hawaii. He settled in the Washington area when he retired from the Navy.

Dr. Walter was bom in St Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, and grew up in San Diego. During Worid War II, he was an Army Air Forces navigator aboard a B-29 aircraft in the Pacific. After the war, he graduated from the University of Califomia at Los Angeles and received a master's degree in medical microbiology at the University of Southem Califomia and a doctorate in medical microbiology with a specialty in virology at the University of Wisconsin.

Dr Walter was a volunteer chaplain at the NIH Medical Center and a volunteer in the chaplain's office at the Montgomery County Detention Center. He was a member of Fourth Presbyterian Church in Bethesda and had participated in overseas missionary activities.

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MALCOLM S. COLLIN '45

Malcolm S. Collin, 80, died on 23 December 2002 at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover, NH. Bom in Proctor, VT, on 9 November 1922, Malcolm graduated from Proctor High School, and attended Middlebury College for one year before receiving an appointment to the Naval Academy. He graduated with the Class of '45 in June 1944. His first assignment was aboard BALTIMORE in the Pacific Theater. A year later, he was sent to flight ttaining in Dallas, TX, and received his Wings in Pensacola, FL, in December 1946.

Malcolm transitioned to the Naval Reserve in 1949 and moved to Plattsburgh, NY, where he began his civilian career as project and plant engineer at Diamond Match Intemational, and in 1967 became the first director of Physical Plant to the State University of New York at Plattsburgh. He continued to serve in the Naval Reserve as CO of a composite naval unit in Plattsburgh, retiring in 1969 as a lieutenant commander. In May of 1983, he retired from the State University, but remained a consultant in energy conservation for the State of New York for the next ten years.

Malcolm was instramental in the growth of skiing in Plattsburgh, starting in the 1960s. In response to a request by Thelma Douglas, director of the City Schools Athletic Program, Malcolm set up a ski shop. Initially the skis and bindings came from the ski factory in Champlain, NY, but as time went on, the business became the Viking Ski Shop in 1965. He and Bob Ladue chose the spot, which was approved by the Beartown Ski Council, for the development of a hometown ski area. He was a charter member of the board of dfrectors and active in its operation for over 45 years. He was a member of the National Ski Patrol beginning as a junior patrolman at the age of 16 and, with the exception of his nulitary years, remaining active through age 79.

Malcolm was especiaUy active at First Presbyterian Church, and spent time serving numerous civic organizations. He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Nancy Falls, five children, and 14 grandchildren. He was predeceased by his parents, two sisters and two brothers.

A celebration of life service was held on 30 December. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Building and Grounds Fund, First Presbyterian Church, 34 Brinkerhoff St., Plattsburgh, NY 12901, to Beartown Ski Resort, RO. Box 2702, Plattsburgh, NY 12901, or to a recipient of choice.

JOHN MARLIN JONES '46

John Mariin Jones, a three-war veteran, died at home in Imperial Beach, CA, on 8 January 2003, at the age of 79. Probable cause was a sttoke. Bom in Whitefish, MT, he enlisted before graduating high school, in the spring of 1941.

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of Montana, recommended him to the Academy, and he won an alternate appointment. The two candidates in front of him somehow got out of the way. Jack Jones graduated in June of 1946, a proud member of the star boat sailing team, coxswain of STARDUST. His first craise was aboard ANTIETAM (CV-36) as ships company. After eaming his Wings in 1948, he served in VA-84, VC-5, VF-43 and was commanding officer of VT-4 from April 1963 to July 1964. Early in his career, he served in VX-3. He attended Guided Missile School at Fort Bliss, TX, spent a year in a Guided Missile Training unit at Chincoteague, VA, taught three years at the Naval Academy, and was aide and flag secretary to ComFairWestPac where he was promoted to the rank of commander in 1961. Commander Jones served as afr operations officer for ComCarDivSeven, was executive officer of the NROTC unit at the University of Southem Califomia, and retired in 1971 as executive officer of NAS Imperial Beach. His decorations include the Bronze Star and Navy Unit Commendations Medals.

In retirement, he served in Imperial Beach as acting city manager and assistant city manager. He continued to enjoy flying his private aircraft around the country to visit old friends. He is survived by his thfrd wife, Mary Lou Jones; his second wife, the former Marjorie Stevens; and four children, Candice Carol David of Florida, Charles Henry Jones of Kentucky, Meianie Ellen Jones, and John Raleigh Jones, both Uving in Califomia. Then mother. Jack's first wife, Ellen Brent Jones, died in 2000.

Jack leaves six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was buried at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in Pt. Loma, CA. Meianie Jones ROBERT EARL ENRIGHT '47

CAPT Robert E. Enright, USN (Ret), died on 4 March, 2003 at Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington, VA, of pneumonia.

Bom in Haiti in 1924, where his father, a Naval officer, was then stationed, he attended schools in Washington, DC, Boston, and Philadelphia before entering the Academy, where he graduated in 1946 with the Thfrd Company.

He was married to the former Rosemary Sheehan in December 1946 in the USNA Chapel at Annapolis.

He served first in HOUSTON (CL-8I), then in two PCEs based at Guam, then in PORTSMOUTH (CL-I02) before duty in 1949-50 as head of the physics department of the USNA Prep School. Duty in MONTEREY (CVL26) preceded his attendance at the Naval Postgraduate School, where he received a bachelor's of science in electrical engineering in 1954. He became Ops Officer of FISKE (DDR-842), was redesignated as 1410 (engineering duty only), and in 1956 served with ComNavAirForLant in ships' electronics modemization planning.

His subsequent assignments, all in electronics maintenance, design, or R&D, took him to the Fifth Naval District, to die Norfolk Naval Shipyard, to BuShips, and the Philippines. While on duty in Washington, he eamed an M.S. in telecommunications operations from George Washington University. From this assignment on, his career interests focused on telecommunications and satellite system design, culminating after several tours in the Naval Telecommunications Command with his service as coordinator of the Navy Communications Satellite Program, on the staff of the CNO. He retired from active duty in April 1978.

In civilian life, he continued his involvement with satellite communications with Westem Union's Advanced Westar Program in New Jersey, tiien spent 12 years in system design work and consultancy with Tracer Apphed Sciences and widi Booz-Allen and Hamilton, back in die Vfrginia/DC area.

He retired from civilian pursuits in 1991, but remained an active and Shipmate, May 2003

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CAPT Enright is survived by his wife of 56 years, Rosemaiy; two sons, Joseph '71 and Michael; two daughters, Rosemary and Patticia; and seven grandchildren. It is their wish that any memorials take the form of donations to your preferred charity, in his memory.

Funeral services were held at the Chapel of the Naval Academy on 13 March, foUowed by inumment with military honors at the USNA Columbarium.

The Enright Family CHARLES RICHARDSON JEFFS JR. '47

LTJG Charles R. Jeffs Jr., USN (Ret), died at Kindred Hospital, Westminster, CA, on 22 Febmary 2003 from post-polio complications. <- , ^ « i M ^ H "Chuck" Jeffs was bom in Manila, Philippine ^ ^ ^ 1 Islands, on 18 April 1924 to RADM and Mrs. ^ • | | | ^ ^ ~ j ^ H Charles R. Jeffs. He was appointed to the ^ ^ ^ F M^m Academy from Califomia in 1943 and joined the ^ ^ H r ^ I ^ H Cl£iss of 1947. He was a member of the golf team, IP j ^ I K played squash, and graduated with the Class in June 1947 as a member of the Sixth Company.

Chuck joined the Pacific Fleet aboard TARAWA (CV-40) foUowed by a tour in the Amphibious Navy on an LST. He attended electtonics school at Treasure Island, followed by tours in MOUNT MCKINLEY ( A G C - 7 ) and PERKINS (DDR-877). In September of 1950, he was stricken with poliomyelitis, and was hospitalized at Balboa Naval Hospital, San Diego, CA. While there, he was told he probably would not walk again, but with grit and determination he walked—and worked and traveled extensively. He married Carol Smith, an Army brat, in Los Angeles in 1951, and was retfred from the Navy on 1 November 1951 for physical disability.

He joined Douglas Afrcraft in research and development where he was a project engineer and moved to Los Angeles, CA. He later worked for Aerojet General in Azusa, CA. He spent a number of years in various positions related to the Thor missile project Carol passed away on II December 1989. CharUe was married to Eleanor Knox on 5 January I99I on a seaside golf course in Maui, HI. They resided in Newport Beach, CA. In retfrement, he played golf, attended the opera, traveled world wide, supported UCLA, and was an avid fan of then football and basketball teams. He also taught nautical engineering at Coast Line Community College, Orange County, CA. He is survived by his wife, Eleanor; his daughter Amy of Mississippi; son Rick, of Florida; daughter, Claudia and son Andrew, both of Costa Mesa, CA; five step children; and many grandchildren.

His ashes will be inumed at the U.S. Naval Academy Columbarium.

Memorial gifts may be made to the Salk Institute, Office of Annual Giving, n o N. Torrey Pines Road, La Jolla, CA 92037.

Bob Barker '47 FLOYD HAROLD WALDROP '48

Colonel Floyd Harold Waldrop, USMC (Ret), devoted husband, caring father and brother, and respected Marine, died 25 Febraary in Emerald Isle, NC. Known as "Cy" at the Naval Academy and throughout the Corps, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Waldrop of Greenville, SC where he attended high school and the University of South Carolina.

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After viewing the movie "Navy Blue and Gold" as a teenager, he aspired to attend the Academy and succeeded in his desire by gaining an appointment and entering in 1944. Already an accomplished basketball player, he added his six foot four inch frame to a talented team that eventually progressed to the final eight in the NCAA tournament Commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps in 1947, Cy's career spanned 29 years and included the following; duty with the G3 section, 1st Marine Division during the Korean War which included the Inchon landing and the Chosin reservoir campaign; a war later, i.e.

Vietnam, Cy was also in the G-3 section, but as the head of the section, a position of immense responsibility; assignment as the Marine officer instractor at Aubum University, and designation as class president while a student at the National War College; service at Headquarters, Marine Corps as either the inspector general of the Marine Corps or as an inspecting team leader; and command of the Recrait Training Regiment, Parris Island. His most noteworthy personal awards include the Bronze Star, Air Medal, and the Legion of Merit.

Colonel Waldrop is survived by his wife of 54 years, Mary Ann, whom he met and married while serving at Quantico; Judy Williams, wife of the late LtCol Joe Williams, USMC; Harold Waldrop of Charleston, SC; Mark Waldrop of New York City; Major Marianne Waldrop, USMC, Camp Lejeune, NC; two grandchildren, Marilyn Waldrop of Athens, GA, and Joe Williams, who by the time this is published, will have graduated from recrait training at Parris Island and will be a "Marine."

Cy's last years were marred by the terrible disease that destroys one's memory, but those years were made as comfortable and pleasant as was humanly possible by a loving and caring family who traly reflected the love and care that he had bestowed on them during his lifetime.

Colonel Waldrop was buried on 27 Febraary at the Veterans Cemetery in Jacksonville, NC.

JAMES J. GARIBALDI '49

Commander James J. Garibaldi, SC, USN (Ret), 76, died on 8 Febraary 2003 in Falls Church, VA, of congestive heart failure after a lengthy bout with Alzheimer's disease.

Jim was bom in New York City and raised in Yonkers, NY. He attended high school at Mt. St. Michael Academy where he starred in basketball and track. Upon graduation in 1943, he entered the Navy VI2 commissioning program at Dartmouth University, NH. He later received an appointment to the Naval Academy and entered with the Class of 1949.

To quote from his biography in the 1949 Lucky Bag yearbook, Jim "took everything, including academics, with his long easy stride and inimitable smile." He starred on the varsity basketball team during his Plebe Year and then concentrated on achieving national recognition on Navy's championship track team.

Upon graduation in 1949, he was commissioned as an ensign in the Supply Corps. Following Supply School, Jim reported to Massey (DD778) and served through a combat deployment during the Korean War. In subsequent assignments, he enjoyed a successful Supply Corps career in positions of increasing responsibility. Jim served a total of ten years in sea and foreign service, with memorable tours in the Westem Pacific, the Mediterranean, Japan, and Brazil. He completed the Armed Services Staff College and eamed his Master of Science degree at the Air Force Institute of Technology.

Jim finished a total of 28 years of naval service in 1971, and settled in the Northem Virginia area. His military awards include the World War n Victory Medal, Korean Service Medal with four combat stars. United 193

LAST CALL Nations Service Medal, Korean Presidential Unit Citation, and the National Defense Service Medal. After his Navy retirement, Jim served as executive director and chief operating officer of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA). Under his leadership and direction over a period of 15 years, AOTA greatiy expanded its membership and professional services. Upon retirement from AOTA in 1987, he and his beloved wife, Kay, moved to Sarasota, FL, where Jim enjoyed sunshine and golf until their retum to Arlington, VA, in 1993.

He is survived by his high school sweetheart and devoted wife of 54 years, Katherine MeSpedon Garibaldi; three children, Karen, Colleen, and James; and six grandchildren, Tracy, Ashley, Erin, Stephen, Sophia, and Nicole. Jim will be remembered by his family and host of friends for his love of and dedication to his God, his family, and his Navy.

R.J Eustace '49

DONALD CHARLES SATTLER '50

Captain Donald C. Saltier, USN (Ret), 74, died suddenly of a heart attack 5 March 2002 at his home in Rapid City, SD. Memorial services were held locally at Calvary Lutheran Church followed by a military honors burial service at Black Hills National Cemetery near Sturgis, SD. Bom 3 July 1927, Don was raised in Lemmon, SD. He enlisted in the Navy on his 18th birthday, attended NAPS in Maryland, and went on to graduate from the Naval Academy in June 1950.

The following year, Don received his Wings and reported to Attack Squadron 175 in Jacksonville, FL, flying the dive bomber Douglas Skyraider. Later he served in Attack Squadron 146flyingthe FJ-4B and the A4D, Skyhawk jets. Deployments were aboard carriers ROOSEVELT, WASP, and LEXINGTON.

THOMAS HOWARD MCGLAUGHLIN

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Captain Thomas H. McGlaughlin, USN (Ret), died on 18 Febraary 2003 at Queens Medical Center, Honolulu, HI, after a brief battle with an uncommon type of aggressive skin tumor called Merkel cell.

Tom was bom in Cincinnati, OH, on 12 January 1928 and moved to Pittsburgh, PA, with his family about five years later, where he spent his boyhood years. He was Valedictorian and class president of his graduating class at Mt. Lebanon High School and attended Bullis Prep School before entering the Naval Academy, graduating with the Class of 1950.

Tom's first ship was NEWPORT NEWS in which he served in the gunnery department. He was then ordered to the precommissioning detail of WILLIS A. LEE and duty as electronics officer Sea duty was interrapted by a tour as aide to the shipyard commander at New York Naval Shipyard, followed by officer-in-charge of the selected reserve ship COATES. He then received a prestigious assignment to the White House as an aide during President Kennedy's administration.

Reluming to sea, Tom served consecutive tours as XO of PRICHETT, CO of MADDOX (after the Gulf of Tonkin incident), and XO of BOSTON, deploying to Vietnam in all three ships where he was involved in various naval operations including Operation Seadragon.

These sea tours were followed by four years with CinCPac staff as director of Naval Operations and, finally, as chief staff officer at Commander Military Sealift Command, Adantic. During the latter tour, Tom studied Merchant Marine courses and passed the rigorous U.S. Maritime examination to eam a Master's License, Unlimited.

His decorations include the Bronze Star, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, Vietnamese Navy Distinguished Service Order, Vietnamese Meritorious Unit Citation and Vietnamese Service Medal with eight campaign stars.

After retirement from the Navy in 1979, Tom retumed to Hawaii and embarked on a career of maritime work, public service, and pursuit of his interests. He served as master of RELLA MAE, a large passenger ship serving in the Hawaiian tourist industry, and performed marine survey work in ships and yachts in Honolulu. Tom enjoyed tennis, SCUBA diving, barbershop performance, and Republican politics. Tom held private and commercial pilot licenses.

Tom is survived by his wife, Moana, of Honolulu, and his brother, George W. McGlaughlin of Pittsburgh, PA. Memorial services were held at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Punchbowl) and the First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu on 28 February 2003.

Shore-duty assignments included flight instractor at Basic Training in Pensacola; staff officer at North American Air Defense Command, Colorado Springs, CO; project officer in Bureau of Naval Personnel, Washington, DC, involved with developing requirements for the Navy to ttansition to an all volunteer force; Pentagon duty in the Chief of Naval Operations office developing new air-to-ground weapons; Second Fleet Staff, Norfolk, VA, and Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Fleet Staff.

Ship board duty included Operations Department, BENNINGTON; operations officer and executive officer, TRIPOLI, L P H - 1 0 making two ninemonth deployments to Vietnam. Don commanded Tactical Afr Control Squadron providing close afr support for Marine amphibious assaults on Viet Cong in South Vietnam. He later took command of Tactical Air Conttol Group Two, Norfolk, VA. In 1966, Don graduated from Naval War College with distinction and acquired a master's degree in intemational affafrs from The George Washington University.

Don was promoted to captain in 1970, and after 30 years of service, retired in May 1980 as deputy inspector general of the Adantic Fleet.

Don and his wife retumed to South Dakota and settled in Rapid City where he began a career in real estate and established a real estate licensing school which continued until 1991. Very active in the community, Don was also an enthusiastic sports fan, enjoyed occasional fishing, and loved playing golf.

Five months following Don's death, his beloved wife of nearly 51 years, Joyce, died of a heart attack. Don is survived by son, Warren Sattler of Menio Park, CA; daughter, Linda Sattler of Eugene, OR; brother, Anthony Saltier of Roswell, NM; and two grandsons.

RICHARD HARLAN ROBERTS '51

Richard Harlan Roberts died on 25 October 2002 in Los Angeles, CA, while on business for U.S. Sailing. A memorial service was held on 2 November 2002 at St. James Episcopal Church in New London, CT. Richard Roberts, bom on 20 August 1928 in Evanston, IL, attended Cooley High School in Detroit. He was appointed from Michigan and entered the Naval Academy in 1947. Graduating with the Class of 1951, his first duty station was in ROCHESTER (CA-124); he served as a deck officer during the Korean War. He attended submarine school at New London and was retired for medical reasons in 1953. He subsequendy attended MIT receiving a master's degree in naval architecture and marine engineering and the profes-

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Mr Roberts joined The Electt-ic Boat Division of General Dynamics Corporation in Groton, CT, and remained there until his retirement in 1990. He worked in naval architecture, preliminary design, stractural engineering and participated in the development of TRIDENT and SEAWOLF submarine designs. At the time of his retirement, he was manager of ELS Engineering.

Mr. Roberts was a member of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, and was active in its New England Section.

He served in various capacities, and in 1953 was recipient of SNAME's Centennial Medal.

Mr. Roberts' major interest was sailing. He served as commodore of die Thames River Yacht Club. He was a member of the U.S. Sailing's board of directors and a member of its race management committee. Mr. Roberts also was awarded the City of New London' Charles E. Clarke Volunteer of die Year Award, The Soutiiworth Trophy of Off Soundings, and die U.S. Sailing C.R.E.W. award.

In New London, Mr. Roberts was the chairman of the Marine Commerce and Development Committee for 1976-1991. He served on the board of directors of the Southeastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, the New London Historical Society, The New London Development Corporation, and the ClassiConnecticut Cup Foundation.

He was a parishioner at St James Episcopal Church and a member of the LAMBS. He also volunteered in support of the Hospice of Southeastem Connecticut He is survived by his wife of 51 years, the former Mary Ellen Taylor; two sons, Richard E. of Oklahoma City and John C. of Old Lyme, CT; two daughters, Catherine R. Sharoky of Tampa, FT.., and Isabel of Groton, MA; a brotiier, CDR John W. Roberts '55, USN (Ret), of Virginia Beach, VA; and nine grandchildren.

TOM BROBECK THAMM '52

Captain Tom Brobeck Thamm, USN (Ret), died peacefuUy at his home in Southem Pines, NC, on 23 July 2002 after a brief illness. He was the husband of Marjatta Stranded Thamm.

Tom was bom 26 July 1929 in Bradford, PA. He graduated from the Naval Academy in 1952 and married Sally Snyder of Bradford, PA, who died in 1986.

Tom was proud to have served his country for 23 years as an officer in the Navy and was particularly proud to have been an officer on TRITON (SSRN-586) when that submarine became the first to circumnavigate the earth submerged in 1960.

During his Naval career. Captain Thanun was the recipient of the Submarine Dolphins, the Polaris Pattol Insignia, the Navy Commendation Medal, the Presidential Unit Citation, the Combat Action Ribbon, the Navy Expeditionary Medal, and the United Nations Service Medal.

Tom eamed an M.S. in industrial engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1969. Following his retirement from the Navy in 1975, he worked for Bums & Roe of Oradell, NJ, for 12 years.

Following his retirement, Tom volunteered for many organizations including the American Society of Naval Engineers, American Association of Cost Engineers, The Naval Submarine League, and the Vestry of St. Paul Episcopal Church in Gary, NC. He was honored with the Order of the Silver Fox by the American Association of Cost Engineers. Using his gift of organization, he skillfully spearheaded several reunions for both his Bradford High School class of 1947, and the crew of TRITON. Tom was a servant in the Migrant Farmworker Ministry of St. Paul. At the time of his

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death, he was a member of The Village Chapel, Pinehurst, NC, and served on the board of directors of the Residents Association at Belle Meade Retirement Resort.

In addition to his wife, he is survived by his six children, Mark Thamm of Walpole, NH; Marijke Kehrhahn of Cobalt, CT; Michael Thamm of West End, NC; Marta McKenna of Paramus, NJ; Kacey MiUer of West Chester, PA; Ken Thamm of Hatfield, PA. Captain Thamm was very proud of each of his 18 grandchildren. He was a loving husband, a generous father, a fun-loving grandfather, a trae gendeman, and a devoted friend.

A memorial service celebrating Captain Thamm's life was conducted on 26 July 2002 at 11 a.m. at The Village Chapel, Pinehurst, NC. Captain Thamm was buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery in October 2002.

EUGENE J. MCPARTLAND '56

(Ed. Note: The wrong photograph appeared with Commander McPartlaru obituary in the April 2003 issue. His obituary, with correct photo, appea below. We regret the error.)

Commander Eugene J. McPartland, USN (Ret), 68, died of heart failure in Princeton, NJ, on 6 January 2003. A native of Brooklyn, NY, Gene attended St. John's Preparatory School before the Naval Academy. He graduated in 1956, a member of the Sixth Company. After a tour on TACONIC (AGC-17), he joined the Civil Engineer Corps, eaming a B.S. in civil engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. His first CEC tours were at Newport and Puerto Rico, then Vietnam where he led the constraction of the Cam Rahn airfield ranway, support facilities, and ammo storage.

Gene eamed an M.B.A. at George Washington University before duty in computer procurement in SecNav and OpNav, then assignment to the compttoUer's office in Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Gene retumed to the Naval Academy as assistant public works officer, and concluded his naval career on the staff of the Naval War College where he managed facilities expansion.

In 1976, Gene joined Princeton University as general manager of plant.

In 1983, he became vice president of facilities and oversaw planning, constraction, maintenance, real estate, and services. He led a major expansion and rehabiUtation of Princeton's facilities, until retirement in 1999, when he was honored with emeritus status. He continued serving on several boards including the Princeton-Blairstown Center, a non-profit educational organization for urban youth.

Gene was a special person and this was evident throughout his careers.

Besides his quiet competence, he brought a sense of humor and laughter, endearing him to all. His loved ones recaU, "He was so loved and held a special place among us. He laughed heartily, encouraging us to join in laughing with him...Gene's love, like his laugh, was openly shared. We counted on it. It enriched us."

Surviving are his beloved wife, Elaine McCoy McPartland; daughter and son-in-law, Lynn and Michael Horan of Cinnaminson, NJ; one sister, Ellen Conklin of Centerport, NY; and two grandchildren, Catherine and Brendan Horan.

Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated on 10 January at the Princeton University Chapel, with interment with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery on 3 Febmary. Memorial contributions may be made to the Princeton-Blairstown Center (attention Donna Rice, 158 Millbrook Road, Blairstown, NJ 07825) or the American Heart Association (2550 Route 1, N. Bmnswick, NJ 08902).

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LAST CALL JuNious A. MCKEE '57 Lieutenant Commander Junious A. McKee, USN (Ret), died on 20 November 2002, at his home in West Palm Beach, FL, of cancer. He was 70 years old.

Bom in Oceanside, NY, Jerry spent a year and a half at the University of Florida before enlisting in the Navy. He received a fleet commission to the Naval Academy, ttaveled from a ship in Korea to NAPS, and graduated in 1957, as a member of the 17th Company.

Upon commissioning, he served in SULLIVANS (DD-537), BOXER (LPH-4), NORTHAMPTON (CC-I), and was a plank owner in SHREVEPORT (LPD-12). He also spent two years at JUSMAT, Ankara, Turkey, where he and his family spent many happy days camping all over Eastem and Westem Europe. In 1976, Jerry received a master's of science in administtation from George Washington University. Before retiring in 1977, Jerry served as commander of the Weapons Training School at Fleet Training Center Adantic.

After retirement, Jerry joined VSE in Alexandria, VA, where he was involved in integrated logistical support for Naval Air Weapons Systems. He retired from VSE in December 1999 and moved to West Palm Beach, FL. He is survived by his wife of 45 years, the former Mary Jo Lawrence; son and daughter-in-law, Kevin and Melisa, and grandson Christopher; and daughter and son-in-law, Megan and Steve Rexroad, and granddaughters, Kaitlyn, Emma, and Haley. A memorial service was held in West Palm Beach and Jerry's ashes will be placed beside his late son, Christopher, in Virginia Beach, VA. Donations in his memory may be sent to Hospice of Palm Beach County, 5300 East Avenue, West Palm Beach, FL 33407.

TRACY MONROE KOSOFF

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Captain Tracy Monroe Kosoff, USN (Ret), died Monday, 10 March 2003 at home, following a courageous four year batde with cancer. Bom in Hoquiam, WA, on 10 May 1936, he graduated from Hoquiam High School in 1954, received an appointment to the United States Naval Academy and was a member of the graduating Class of 1958.

Tracy's distinguished 30 year naval career was dedicated to the submarine force. His first assignment was aboard the desttoyer HIGBEE. In I960, he attended Submarine School in Groton, CT, then served aboard IREX. In 1964, he became weapons officer for Submarine Squadron Two. He later served aboard CUSK and became executive officer of HALFBEAK. In 1970, he was assigned to the Staff of Commander, Submarine Force Pacific. From there, he assumed command of TIGRONE, a fleet submarine engaged in acoustical research. In 1974, Tracy retumed to the Submarine School as director of advanced tactics. In 1975, he assumed command of

the diesel attack submarine CLAMAGORE until its decommissioning. He was again assigned to Submarine School, and then in 1977 he became chief staff officer and operations officer of Submarine Squadron Two. In 1981, he reported to the Naval War College in Newport as a sttident and subsequently as director of the Computer Systems Department at the NWC Center for War Gaming.

Following his retirement from the Navy in 1984, he embarked on a second career in the defense contracting industry in the Newport area. He was associated with Ocean Technology Incorporated Whittaker Corporation from 1984 until 1995, and for the past eight years had been a program manager with McLaughlin Research Corporation.

In addition to his wife of 40 years, Shirley Hatfield Kosoff, he leaves two sons and daughters-in-law, Monte T. and Lisa C. Kosoff of Portsmouth, and Keith S. and Karen M. Kosoff of Portsmouth; four grandchildren, all of Portsmouth; and two brothers, Larry R. Kosoff of Grapeview, WA, and Marshall H. Kosoff of Aubum, WA. A funeral service was held on 22 March 2003 at Trinity Episcopal Church, Newport, RI. Interment with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery was held on 16 April 2003. Donations in his memory may be made to The American Cancer Society, 222 Richmond Stteet Suite 200, Providence, RI 02903.

RAYMOND E . VAUGFLAN

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Commander Raymond E. Vaughan, USN (Ret), died from cancer in Richland, WA, on 11 Febraary 2003, three days before his 61st birthday. He had been in declining health for several years.

Bom on 14 Febraary 1942, Ray graduated from Sunnyslope High, Phoenix, AZ, and entered the Naval Academy on a presidential appointment. While a Midshipman, he was a member of the Ilth Company and was an oarsman on the Navy Varsity Lightweight Crew. He was commissioned an ensign in the Navy upon graduation with the Class of 1963. He enjoyed a highly successful career as a nuclear submarine officer widi progressively responsible positions in operational, technical, production, and executive-level management positions, highlighted by command of GUARDFISH (SSN-612).

Ray retired from the Navy in 1983 and worked for ABB Combustion Engineering, where he held various positions including plant manager of the Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Plant in Windsor, CT. He joined Siemens Power Corporation in 1992 as the manager of safety, security, and licensing programs for the FRA-ANP Richland facility. He eamed a bachelor of science degree from the U.S. Naval Academy and a master's degree in systems management from the University of Southem Califomia.

Ray is survived by his son, Paul Vaughan; stepsons, Andrew and RandaU Fowler; stepdaughter, Robin Koos; two brothers, three sisters, and other relatives. Ray's wife, Nancy, preceded him in death in 2000.

A memorial service was held on I March at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Kennewick, WA. Byron Logman

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