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MAY 2007 USNA Band Music Festival Concert @ Alumni Hall, 8 p.m.

Men's Outdoor Track—Patriot League Championship @ Bethlehem, PA, All Day Women's Outdoor Track—Patriot League Championship @ Bethlehem, PA, 11 a.m.

Women's Lacrosse—Quad Services Academy Tournaments @ USNA Baseball—Patriot League Tournament Sea Trials® USNA,5:45 a.m.

Welcome Parade®Worden Field, 11 a.m.

Class of 2010 Herndon Climb @ Herndon Monument 9 a.m.

Class of 2010 Recognition Ceremony ® USNA, 2 p.m.

Armed Forces Day Ring Dance @ Hospital Point 7 p.m.; Fireworks, 10 p.m.

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Class of 2007 Family Picnic @ Hospital Point 11 a.m.

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By Vice Admiral Rodney P Rempt '66, U.S. Naij

Academics for the 21st Century introduction The Naval Academy's mission remains focused on developing midshipmen morally, mentally and physically into fiiture combat leaders of character for our Navy and Marine Corps.

As the Na-vy and Marine Corps evolve to meet fijture threats, it is usefiil to periodically review our academic program to enstire it remains aligned -with current and projected operating force needs, and its quality remains at the high level expected of the Naval Academy.

The Naval Academy's academic program is superb.

We remain extremely competitive with our nation's top schools in winning Rhodes and other prestigious scholarships. The Naval Academy is consistendy recognized by selection of our midshipmen as USA Toda/s Academic All Americans, and is cited annually as one of nation's top undergraduate engineering programs.

Despite this success, we don't want to become complacent, so we must periodically evaluate our program to ensure we're doing all we can to produce the most capable graduates to serve as leaders in the Navy and Marine Corps.

Over the past months, we have begun making decisions concerning recomrnendations that resulted from our recendy concluded academic program review.

This comprehensive 18-month review—invoMng nearly all our faculty—sought to determine how well we are educating our graduates to meet the requirements of the naval service and what improvements could be made to an already excellent academic program. In this column, I •wUl pro^vide a summary of key decisions resulting from our academic program re-view.

Academic Program Review The focus of our Academic Re-view was to establish academic policies and objectives to guide the Naval Academy for the first 20-30 years of the 21st century.

Specific goals included ensuring that:

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• The program of studies, both core and majors, supports the needs of the Navy and Marine Corps for educating the next generation of naval leaders, • The curriculum leads midshipmen to develop the characteristics of graduates that are carefiilly articulated in the Academy's Strategic Plan, • The core curriculum provides the foundation necessary for a midshipman to develop himself or herself to succeed in any of the warfare career options available to graduates each class, • Increased numbers of midshipmen have rime in their academic programs to develop a basic understanding of a foreign language, time to study abroad, or to participate in inter-Academy exchanges, and • Midshipmen have time in their weekly schedules to develop a deep understanding of, and cognitive connections between their development as officers, and what they are learning in the classroom or experiencing in laboratories on other "hands-on" projects.They need time to develop critical thinking skills.

Our Academic Review consisted of five concurrent efforts in two major areas: An External Revie-w focused on the needs of the Navy and Marine Corps and the extent to which we are preparing midshipmen to meet these requirements.

There were several key questions considered by this group including: • What educational expectations does the naval service have of our graduates?

• What changes to our academic program should we make to better prepare our graduates? Areas of study for increased/reduced emphasis?

Key recommendations from this external review include establishing a clear connection to the fleet, redefining our core curriculum, emphasizing critical thinking and lifelong learning, developing language and regional expertise, promoting teaching excellence, and reemphasizing academic aspects of midshipmen education.

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External Acaciemic Review Group Recommendations

The second major area of our academic review, the Internal Re-view, focused on how we conduct our academic program in the following areas: • Curriculum—ascertain adequacy and effectiveness • Schedule/Process—review the effectiveness of the daily class schedule, management procedures and process in support of our academic program; e.g. the registrar's operations.

• Faculty/Staff^—determine adequacy and effectiveness of recruitment, hiring, development, compensation and promotion practices.

• Facilities—appraisal of adequacy of our teaching and lab facilities.

Decisions A great deal of work has gone into both our Academic Program Review and the evaluation of many of its specific recommendations. While the evaluation in some areas continues, we have made some important decisions, including: • Academics place significant demands on midshipmen time and mtast be balanced against other requirements to ensure midshipmen have adequate time to smdy and learn. We identified a need to constrain "credit hour creep" in our curricttlum to ensure midshipmen have adequate rime to reflect and think.

• Enhancing midshipmen knowledge of internarional issues and regions of importance to national security.

Focusing on ttie needs of the Navy and Marine Corps and the extent to which we are preparing midshipmen to meet these requirements, this external group's considerations included: • What educational expectations does the naval service have of our graduates?

• How well do our graduates meet these expectations?

• What changes to our academic program should we make to better prepare our graduates? Areas of study for increased/ reduced emphasis?

• Do our graduates still require firm understanding of basic principles underlying complex technologies supporting today's military capabilities? Any areas requiring special emphasis?

• Is there a greater need now for our graduates to have broad understanding of regions important to U.S. national security?

The external review group was chaired by Admiral Denny Blair '68, USN (Ret), former COMPAC, and Dr. Bonnie Newman, president. University of New Hampshire. The following general recommendations are presently being considered by the Academy's senior leadership team: Connection to the Fleet—Establish a clear, robust and sustained connection between the classroom and the fleet to ensure Academy studies remain timely and relevant.

Core Education—Define the "core" curriculum as a set of fundamental common core competencies rather than a set of specific classes to enable midshipmen to meet a set of educational objectives rather than to simply take certain classes. This will prepare midshipmen to excel as leaders in any field and at all levels of service.

Critical Thinking and Lifelong Learning—Emphasize development of critical and creative thinking skills, and a commitment to lifelong learning from day one of plebe year.

Language and Regional Expertise—Ensure all midshipmen appreciate the importance of cultural understanding in successful military leadership and operations. Allow interested and capable midshipmen to pursue advanced proficiency in language and regional studies.

Promoting Teaching Excellence, and Institutional Research and Analysis—^Attract and retain the finest possible cadre of professional educators. Ensure institutional and academic research and assessment are resourced, staffed and emphasized, and finally, Reemphasize Academic Aspects of Midshipmen Education— Better coordinate academic, athletic and military requirements for midshipmen in order to increase emphasis on their academic preparation.

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and improving foreign language proficiency. Two new majors are available to the Class of 2010: Arabic and Chinese. We are also taking steps to eventually add Regional Studies majors focusing, for example, on the Middle East and Asia.

Core and di-visional courses continue to pro-vide the educational foundation for midshipmen. Core courses are common for all midshipmen, while di-visional courses offer some degree of choice and complement a midshipman's major and intended service assignment. We have redefined the core curriculum to include pro-viding all midshipmen a general educational foundation that better provides the balanced education required by today's officers, and better preparing midshipmen for the military career field they will choose. Some of our most significant changes follow: oThe di-visional requirement of Principles of Ship Performance (EN200), or Boats, is replaced by community-specific variations of a course on the principles of warfare system performance to include options that focus on principles of ship performance, the principles of flight, and the principles of civil engineering. This requirement moves from second class year to first class year, beginning -with the Class of 2010. o Starting with the Class of 2010, the required second chemistry course is shifted from the core curriculum to a divisional requirement to reflect the fact that a choice from among several courses will be offered. The menu of choices will include a standard chemistry course, plus other variations that contain a focus on either environmental chemistry or materials science. o The required fourth mathematics course is also shifted from the core curriculum to a divisional requirement, with some choice between several courses. These choices

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include courses in differential equations, probability, statistics, discrete mathematics and linear algebra, o Western Civilization 11, HH206 will be replaced in the core curriculum by a more "globalized" version HH216, that presents the West in the context of the modern world. Western Civilization I, HH205, formerly a part of the core curriculum, -will be replaced by a divisional requirement fUfilled by a menu of various history courses.

• And lasdy, we are now considering a midshipman candidate's foreign language abilities as an additional factor in admission deliberations. We have modified our application form to include more extensive questions concerning a candidate's cultural experiences and language abilities.

Conclusion In order to remain the world's preeminent naval force, our Na-vy and Marine Corps continually adapt technologies and operational strategies in response to changes in the environment in which we fight. In order to best support evolving needs of the 21st century Navy and Marine Corps, the Naval Academy must ensure our graduates continue to possess the knowledge and leadership skills necessary to excel as junior officers.

Through our Academic Review we have the opportunity to transform our academic program and lay the foundation for continued success well into this century.This important effort provides us a comprehensive look at our program and presents the opportunity for necessary changes to continue producing highly capable combat leaders of character for our Navy and Marine Corps. Furthermore, our academic re-view enables us to remain among the nation's top universities—on the leading edge of progressive undergraduate engineering education.This benefits both our midshipmen and our Na-vy and Marine Corps in which they will serve. 4>

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T i i a n l c y o u to all donors who helped raise nearly $28 million in gifts in 2006—of this total, a record-breaking $7.8 million was designated for the unrestricted Naval Academy Annual Fund! Alumni increased their participation by over 2 percent at a time when most college and university development offices are seeing Alumni donor numben decrease (see page 11 for more details).

Parents: 6.0%

2006 Gifts by Designation Alumni: 74,1%

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P r i v a t e gifts pnavide die means for margin of excellence enhancements of Naval Academy programs and facilities.

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MiliiSALUMNT GIVING PARTICIPATION Top Ten Classes Participatior Class Rate 1957 1953

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Total Gift Amount $1,389,743 $306,972

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43.41% 41.33% 3931% 38.51% 36.61% 34.95% 34.60% 32.41%

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30.00% 27.18% 24.97% 24.31% 23.43% 22.88% 22.44% 19.98% 18.98%

$224,046 $96,882 $81,531 $62,062 $78,401 $91,928 $90,664 $43,134 $1,240,443

1981 1987 1984 1985 1986 1983 1982 1989 1988 1980

26.89%

$77,430

1992 1990 1995 1993 1997 1996 1994 1999 1998

22.07% 19.93% 18.23% 18.21% 17.90% 14.61% 12.77% 11.98% 11.27%

$75,769 5167,537 $19,114 $41,503 $23,615 $24,488 521,492 $37,982 $19,189

2000

9.78%

$9,515

2.73% 2.54% 2.29% 1.54% 0.70%

$3,755 $1,450 $1,235 $495 $320

1991

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

According to the Council for Aid to Education, alumni donor participation rates have been trending downward.

In 2005, the national average was 11.8 percent, down from 12.4 percent the year before. Naval Academy Alumni pulled together to buck that trend in 2006, moving donor participation from 25.7 percent to 27.9 percent. The Challenge of '77 provided extra incentive—a member of the Class of '77 pledged to donate $200,000 to the Naval Academy Annual Fund for every one percent increase in the 2006 participation rate over that of 2005. Additionally, the Challenge included another $5,000 to the Naval Academy Annual Fund for every class that exceeded the participation rate of the Class of '77.

Alumni response to the Challenge means that the Foundation will receive more than half a million dollars that will ultimately benefit the Naval Academy. Participation highlights include: • 53 Alumni classes increased their respective donor participation rates in 2006 over the previous year, including the Class of '77, • 26 classes reached a greater participation rate than the Class of '77, and • Our senior "Another Link in the Chain" class, the Class of 1957, repeated as the best of the best with an astonishing 61 percent participation rate.

Thank you to the Classes of '57 and '77 for their leadership, and to everyone for these impressive results!

Overall 27.87%

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LIFE iME G I V I N G SOCIETIES

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he Superintendent, George Bancroft and Franklin Buchanan Giving Societies recognize those living individuals who have, over their lifetimes, provided generous and significant support to the Naval Academy, the Alumni Association and the Foundation. Membership is based on cumulative giving through the Naval Academy Foundation as of 31 December 2006. These individuals lead the way in assuring the tradition and integral role of philanthropy at the Academy.

Superintendent's Society ($1,000/XI0 and above} Mr. .ind Mrs. Daniel F. Akerson Maj Gen and IVlrs. William A.Anders Mrs.Theodore C.Aylward CDR Howard R. Berlin, SC, USNR (Ret.) and Mn.Joy Berlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bonsignore Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Brady CAPT and Mrs. Francis J. Callahan, Jr. VADM and Mn. James F Calvert CAPT and Mn.AlanF Clark CDRandMn.LyleA.Cox ADM and Mrs. William J. Crowe,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Lester Crown Mr. and Mrs. David J. Dunn Mrs.WilKam H. G. FitzGerald Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Fluegel Mr. and Mrs. Edward W Gibbons Mr. Eric P Grubman and Ms. Elizabeth Compton Mr. and Mrs. Milledge A. Hart III Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Hooper CDR and Mrs. Fredric C. Kane, Jr. Mr. James W. Kinnear III CDR and Mrs. David T. Leighton Mr. Bradford F Lewis t and IVlrs. Susan Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Looker Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mack Mr. and Mrs.J.W Marriott,Jr. Mrs. John J. McMuUen Mr. and Mrs. Corbin A. McNeill,Jr. Mr. and Mrs.Jerrold L. Miller Mr. and Mrs.William M. Moore.Jr. Mrs. Alice Ingersoll Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Oliver Col and Mrs. Bradford W. Parkinson Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Perot Mrs. Thomas G. Pownall Mr. Kevin W. Sharer Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Staubach Mr. and Mrs. J. Ronald Tcrwilliger Mr. and Mrs. Roger E.Tetrault

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CDR and Mrs. Maurice B.Tose Mr. and Mrs.James H.Wheeler,Jr.

George Bancroft Society ($500,000-$999,999) Anonymous CAPT William 1. BuD, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raymond G. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Arie S. Crown Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Etter Estate of Mrs. Francis H. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Guy.Jr. Mrs. Philip Hurt Mr. and Mrs. Smart C.Johnson Mrs.John E. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nolan Mr. and Mrs.Victor Ottenstein Mr. and Mrs. Christian H. Poindexter Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Prager Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E Randall CAPT and Mrs. Harry M. Rogers Mrs. Joseph S. Sinclair Prof Wilham M. Smedley Mrs. Bernard E. Smith.Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Smith IV CAPT and Mrs. John R. Strachan Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stutt Mrs.LloydJ.WilLse Mr. and Mrs.John WWroten.Jr.

Franklin Buchanan Society ($100,000-$499,999} Anonymous CAPT and Mrs. Roger C.Adams CAPT and Mrs.James N.Adkins.Jr. Mr. Homer N.Allen M,TJ and Mrs, Gerald M. Anderson Mrs. George W.Andcrson.Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Michael Apfelbaum Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bellas.Jr. Mrs. Levon M. Bcrberian CAPT Forrest R. Biard, USN (Ret.) Mr.JamesWBibb

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Mr. and Mrs. George Blumenthal Mrs. LouisJ. Boland Mrs.Virginia C. Bowe Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bowes Mr. and Mrs. William K. Brehm Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Bryant Ms. Ehzabeth N. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Donald P Buhrer Steve and Joan Burgess Mr. and Mrs.Thomas L. Burke Mrs. H.Weston Burnett.Jr, Mrs. William S. Busik Mr. and Mrs. George J. Butvilas Carlson/Freyd Family Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Chapline Dr. and Mrs. Carl R. Chelius CAPT and Mrs. Stephen D. Chubb CAPT and Mrs.John R Coffey Charles W Cole CAPT and Mn. D.-ivid S. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Corboy Mr. and Mrs. John F Crowley Mn. Betty Culbreath Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cullman Mr. Francis H. Curren.Jr. Mn. William J. Daly Mr. and Mrs. John S. Degnan CAPTVictor Delano, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mrs, LeonardV. DeUing ADM and Mn. Bruce DeMan Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Detmier CDR and Mn.John M. Dillon Mr. Hilhird Donncrand Mrs. Karolyn P Donner f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dufly.Jr. Mn. Edward H. Eckelmeyer,Jr. Estate of Mrs. Frederick A. Edwards, Sr. Mrs. Erna Ericson Mr. and Mrs. D.ilck Feith Mr. and Mn. Melvyn Fisher Mr.Timothy B. Fleischer CAPT and Mn.J. William Flight,Jr, Mr. and Mrs.James K. Frueliling Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Garbacz Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Garber.Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Gewirz

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2 0 0 6 Donor Report

Mr. and Mn.James W. Gillman Capt and Mn. William R. Glover II Richard Goldman Dr. James G. Gonzales Mr. and Mis.Jerome W Gottesman CAPTVictor B. Graff, USN (Ret,) t Mn. Robert R. Green Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Greenfield Mr. Frank M. Gren Mr. and Mn. PeterW. Grieve Mn. Gardner K. Grout Mr. Dennis E Haley CAPT and Mn. William C. Haskell Mr. and Mn. Robert Havasy CAPT and Mn. A. Michael Hayes,Jr, Mr, and Mn. Alan R. Hendenhot Gen and Mn. Robert T Herres Mr. and Mn. Roger Hertog CAPT .and Mn.WiUiam E Hi^ns,Jr, Mr. and Mn. EWorth Hobbs Mr. and Mn. Kennedi G. Hoge,Jr. Estate ofLCDR Benjamin FJones,USN (Ret) Mn, Frank C, Jones Mr. and Mn. George Kessel RADM John E Kirkpatrick, USN (Ret.) t Richard and Norma Klein CAPT and Mn. Hari7 W Konkel Mr. and Mn. Alden J. Laborde CDR and Mn. Bruce R. Likefield Mr. and Mn.John T Linning Mr. and Mn. Brian F Lintier Mr. Peyton R. Latimer Mr. Stanley WLegro Mr. and Mn. Barry B. Lewis RADM and Mn. Alexander S. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Loveles,s CAPT and Mn.James A. Lovell.Jr. RADM and Mn. Thomas C. Lynch Estate of CDR Edwin MaDoyJr, USN (Ret,) Mrs, Stephen S, Mann.Jr, Mr. and Mn. Samuel R. Marrone Peter and Manelle Martino The Honorable and Mn.John S. McCain III CAPT Joseph M. McDowell, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Charles H. McGill III Mr. and Mn.Jay G. McKie

Mr. and Mn. Dan McKimion CAPT and Mrs. Robert D. McWethy CDR and Mrs. Kenneth S. Metviner Mr. and Mn.John J. Michalski,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Richard L. Michaux CDR and Mn. Robert L. Miller Mn.John L. Mingay LCDR David L. Mitchell. USNR (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Moore Mr. and Mn. James A. Moi^an CDR and Mn.Wallace L. Mossop,Jr. MR. Philip S. Nelson Mr.Jeffiey A. Neufeld and Ms. Gayle J. Plato Mr. and Mn. Peter E Neumarm Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Newberry Mr. and Mn. Richard A. Norman RADM and Mn. Robert H. Northwood Mr. and Mn. Phillip G. Norton Mr. and Mn. Henry R. Nothhaft Mr. and Mn.John J. O'Brien CAPT and Mn. Roger P Onorari Mr. and Mn. Michael Overlock LCDRArthurVPaletti,CEQUSN (Ret) and Mn.JeanJ. Paletri t Mr. and Mn. Roger Paradis Mr. and Mn. David L. Parkinson Mr. and Mn. Preston A. Peak Dr. Nina Pearlmutter Mr. and Mn. Ragan T. Phillips Mr. and Mn.WiUiam E. Pike CDR and Mn. Howard S. Pinksey Mr. and Mn. Russell E. Planitzer Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rankin CAPT HalKe P Rice, Sr., USNR (Ret.) t and Mn.Virginia Rice Mr. and Mn. David M. Robinson, Sr. CAPT and Mn. Harry E. Robson CDR and Mn. Bruce A. Rohn

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Mr. Franklin B. Rohner Mr. and Mn. Stanley R. Roman LT and Mn.WiUiam T. Roos Mr. Scott W.Ryan Mr. and Mn. Art Saraberg Dr. and Mn.JohnW. San'imon,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Sant Mr. Anthony J. Sarno, Jr. Mr. and Mn. Stephen J. Scheffer Mr. and Mn.John H. Semcken III Mr. .and Mn. Boyd E. Sharp.Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. John E. Sheehan Mr. and Mn. Morris Silverman ColWinfieldW. Sisson,USA (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Allan P Slaff CAPT Charles J. Smith, USN (Ret,) and DnTamara A, Smith Mr, and Mn. Richard W Smith Mi-s. Roy C.Smith Hit CAPT and Mn. Samuel T. Smith,Jr. RADM and Mn. Roy D. Snyder.Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stein Mr. and Mn. Harvey Stein Mr. Harry Stern t Mr. and Mn. Timothy P. Sullivan Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Tarr.Jr. Mr. and Mn.Thomas A.Teach Mr. and Mn. Nicholas B.Temple Mrs. Elsa S.Tingle Mr. and Mn. Paul E.Tutde.Jr. CDR and Mn. W.John Valentine Mr. and Mn. Albert G.Van Metre Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.Vincent,Jr. Dr. and Mrs. ErnstVolgenau LtCol Richard D.Wagner, USMCR (Ret,) Dr, and Mrs. Nicholas Wallner Charles and RandiWax CAPT and Mn. David WWeidenkopf

Contributions to the Annual Fund meet emerging needs of the Academy. This philanthropic support allows the Academy to jump-start new, mission-relevant programs, such as the cultural immersion program, and support ongoing needs such as midshipmen conferences, curriculum development and faculty enrichment.

Mr. and Mrs.John K.Welch Mr.William H.Wendel,Jr. and Mrs.WilUam H.Wendel RADM Robert H.Wertheim, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. J. David Williams Mrs. James W Winston

Mr. and Mn. Erik C.Woods Mr. and Mrs. John W Wynne Dr. Frederick S.Yeatts and Mrs. InesYeatts Mr. and Mrs. Donald W.Young CDR and Mrs. Otto A. Zipf

April 2007

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ROBi <RT

MEANS T H O M P S O N SOCIETY

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amed for Colonel Robert IVleansThompson, a graduate of the Class of 1868 who is considered one of the Naval Academy's first and greatest philanthropists, the Robert Means Thompson Society was established in 1996 to honor and recognize Alumni and firiends who have made charitable gift plans that benefit the fiiture of the Naval Academy. Membership is extended to those donors who have personally established charitable life income gifts such as gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts or have made a charitable beneficiary designation in their wiU, trust, life insurance or other estate and retirement plans—any of which provide fiiture private support to benefit the Naval Academy.

1924

1935

Mn. Helen L.WaUer

Mn.Virginia Barham CAPT Edwin H. Headland, USN (Ret.) t

1926 Mn.Jane B.Aylward

1936 Mn. Hope Amme

1927 Mn. Alice C. Donohue Mrs. Karin Eckehneyer Mn. Elsa S. Tingle

1929 Mn. Mary Ann Teague

1937 CAPT Edward S. Arentzen, USN (Ret.) Mn. Donnie Bringle t ADM and Mn. Ralph W Cousins Mn. Joyce D. Dyson RADM and Mn. Robert B. Erly RADM and Mrs. Robert H. Northwood Mr.JohnW Simpson t

1931 Mn. Georgia Lewellen

1932 CAPT Sheldon W Brown, USN (Ret.) t and Mrs. Margaret Brown CAPT William I. Bull, USN (Ret.) Mn. Katherine Parker Mrs. Francis Parrish Mn. Veronica J. Porter CAPT Fredenck OVaughan, SC, USN (Ret.)

1938 Mn. Claire Becker Mr. and Mn. Henry E. Bowes CAPTVictor B. Graff, USN (Ret.) t Mn. Rosemary Johnson Mn. Margaret Jones Mrs. Elizabeth E. Mann CAPT Joseph M. McDowell, USN (Ret.) CAPT Albert R. Olsen, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Maurice H. Rindskopf

Members and midshipmen at the Robert Means Thompson Society annual luncheon in April 2006. Photo by Debbie Latta

Mn.John J. McMullen CAPT and Mn. Richard W. Parker CAPT and Mn. FtedW. Pennoyer III CDR and Mn. Bruce A. Rohn

1941 RADM and Mn. Robert L. Baughan,Jr. Mn.Alice L.Daly Mr. and Mn. Louis P. Davis,Jr. CAPTVictor Delano, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. George M. Hagerman CAPT and Mn. Charles J. Merdinger Mn. Ethel B. Middleton Mrs. Frank H. Price,Jr.

1942 CAPT Leonard Etb, USN (Ret.) Mn. Betty L. Kurtz CAPT and Mn. Robert D. McWethy Father Laurence T. Murphy CAPT and Mn. Arthur F Rawson.Jr. CAPT and Mn. Dale C. Reed CAPT and Mn. Richard Riley CAPT and Mn. Charles E. Smith CAPT and Mn. Henry B. Sweitzer Mn. Janet Werner CAPT Edward H.Winslow, USN (Ret.)

1933

1939

1943

Mn. Ercie Ashworth Mrs. Rosina F Campbell Mrs. Frances E. Shifley

Mn. Margaret W Aiken LTC John D Baur, USAR (Ret.) t Mn. Betty Dasteel CDR Andrew R. Drea, USN (Ret.) Mn. Dorothy Lewis LTJG Reginald F Ockleyjr., USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.Judson C. Rhode CDR and Mrs. William J.Valentine CAPT John V Wilson, USN (Ret.)

CAPT and Mn. Steven N. An,istasion III Mn. Mary D. Brady Mn.WiUiam S. Busik VADM and Mn. James E Calvert CDR Manh K. Eckhardt, USN (Ret.) t CAPT and Mn.WiUiam H. Hardcasde.Jr. CAPT Leslie R. Heselton.Jr,, USN (Ret,) Mn. Doris Hogan Mn. Lona Hurt LCDR .-md Mn. Richard H.Johnston.Jr. CAPT and Mn. Richard D. Lazenby Mn. Pe^y Moore LT and Mn. Myron E.Tremain Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P ZecheUa

1934 CAPT Forrest R. Biard, USN (Ret,) Mrs. Dorothy Bunevich Mn. Betty Farwell Mrs. Betty E Hutchings CAPT Edwin S. Lee,Jr„ USN (Ret,) Mn. Nonie Peeler Mn. Roy C. Smith HI f Mn. Sara Staples

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1940 Mr. and Mrs. Cary A. Baldwin Mn. Beatrice Gray CAPT and Mn. Richard L. Karl

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2 0 0 6 Donor Report

1944 Mr. and Mn. Wilbur E Gasner CDR and Mn. Geoi^ D. Prestwich CAPT Ralph W Frame,Jr., USN (Ret.) CAPT Wayne D. Surface, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. AUan E. DougJas.Jr.

1945 Mn. Arm W. Andenon CAPT and Mn.W L.Atkmson LCDR WUUam S. Benson II, USN (Ret) Rev. Edward W Conklin CDRandMn.LyleA.Cox Mn. Betty Culbreath Mrs. Rita E-vans LCDR and Mn. LoydJ. Kiernan.Jr. LCDR and Mn. Gerald E Rester CAPT and Mn.AUanP Slaff Mr. and Mn.James H.Wheeler,Jr. Mn. Winifred C.WUson CDR and Mn. Robert C.Wood

1946 Mr. Homer N.AUen CAPT and Mn. Francis J. CaUahan.Jr. Mr.JohnJ.CoUins CDR Eugene Dente, USN (Ret.) t LCDR Bumiel K. Greemwod, USNR (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Charles H. Guy.Jr. CAPT and Mn. A. Michael Hayes,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Robert Looker CAPT Kenneth H. Lyons, USN (Ret.) Mn. CamiUe B. Metzger Mr. and Mn. ArdiurJ. Morrow LCDR ArthurV Paletti, CEC, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.WiUi.-mi K. Petricrew.Jr. CAPT and Mn. Harry M. Rogen Mn. Kathryn A. Sommerlatte Mr. and Mn. Bruce M. SuUivan CDR and Mn. George W.Tirleton Mr. and Mn. Conway A.Taylor LCDR Thomas E.Taylor, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.WiUiam C.Travis RADM Robert H.Wertheim, USN (Ret.)

CDR and Mi^.WiUum H.WUliaras Mr. and Mn. Roben J.White Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R.Winslow,Jr.

1947 CAPT and Mrs. Charles B. Crockett, Jr. ADM and Mn.Winiam J. Crowe, Jr. Mr. and Mn. Joseph P. Flanagan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. MiUer Mis. Carol Odgers

Mr. and Mis. Carl W. Otto Mrs.Vicki Rc^rs CAPT and Mn. Charles M. Schoman,Jr. ADM Stansfield Turner, USN (Ret) CDR and Mis. Kent J.Weber

1948 RADM and Mis.James R.Ahem Maj and Mrs. Richard T F.Ambrc^ LCDR and Mrs. James M. Begg?

Mrs. PrisdUa R. Berberian CAPT and Mrs. Frank L. Boushee CDR and Mn. Charies R. Braley, Jr. Mr. and Mis. Beaumont M. Bade Mr. and Mn. Donald P. Buhier CDR and Mis. James H. H. Canington Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Chapline CDR John A. Chapman H, USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. John D. CEthero CAPT and Mrs. LeonardV DeUing Mr. and Mis. Richard T. Dempsey MIS. Betty Edelson LTJG Meh-in M. Forman, USNR Mr. and Mis. Chades Gonia CDR and Mis. Charies E Gorder, Sr. CAPT and Mn. Jack L. Gracey CAPT and Mis-U^nen C. Graham, Jr. CAPT and Mn. WJliam D. Haridns CDR and Mn. Arthur J. HaskeD RADM and Mn. Charies C. Held, Jr. Mis. Jeaime R. Imbuig CAPT and Mn.John L.Jensen,Jr Mn. Horence E. Tjng CDR and Mrs. Arthur L. Markel CAPT and Mn.'Wtoen H. Oidand CAPT Robert D. Rawlins, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn, John K. Ryder Mr. and Mn.WiUiam E. Shorr Mt and Mn. James B. Sizer III Mn.Jean Sprince RADM Edward EWelch,Jr., USN (Ret) RADM and Mn. Kenneth E.Wilson

1949 Mr. Norman Altman CAPT Lawrence H. Derfjyjn, USNR (Ret) Dt and Mn. Robert E. Finnigan Mr. Don C. Haeske CAPT and Mn. Otto E. Krueger CDR Harry W. Morgan,Jr., USN (Ret) LT and Mn.WiUiam T Roos CDR and Mn. Frank R Schlosser CAPT Charies M. Smith, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.John H.Vice CAPT and Mn.Wanen RVosseler

1950 Mi.LewisJ.N.Blyde,Jr. CAPT and Mn.John M. Henderson Mr. and Mn. Kermeth G. Hoge.Jt

Lt Col and Mn. Frederick W.Johnson Mr. and Mn. Lewis H. Kessler,Jt Mr.James W. Kiimear III Mn. Moana McGlaughlin LCDR and Mn.John F McNabney Mr. and Mn. Roben R OUver Joseph J. Pausner.Jr and Joann E Pausner Mr. and Mn. Bruce W. Rowe CAPT and Mn. PhUip J. Ryan RADM and Mn. Roy D. Snyder, Jr. Mn.Anne Stone CAPT and Mn.Walter K.WagpeT

1951 CAPT and Mn. Richard A. DaUa Mura Col and Mn. James W. Hammond, Jt Mr. and Mn. Robert B. Longhead,Jr. Dt John 짜. McGiew ADM and Mn. Kinnaiid R. McKee CDR and Mn. Robert L. MUler CAPT James R. Nehez,Jt,USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.WiUiam S.Thompson CAPT and Mn. DavidW.Weidenkopf RADM and Mn. James A. Winnefeld

1952 Capt Robert R Bardey, USAF (Ret) t CAPT and Mn. AUynV Bress CAPT and Mn. Alan E Clark Mr. and Mn.John S. Degnan MI. and Mn. Ronald E Hattin CAPT and Mn.WiUiam J. Hippie Lt Col and Mn. James E Link CDR Robert E. Moms, USN (Ret) RADM and Mn.James K- Nunneley CAPT t and Mn.John E. O'Coimor LCDR and Mn.John R. Owen Mr. and Mn. Bruce A. Reichelderfer CART and Mn. Jackson B. Richard RADM and Mn.WiUiam J. Ryan The Honorable and Mn.John E. Sheehan LCDR and Mn. Joseph W Sherar CAPT and Mn. Harry A. Spencer, Jr CART and Mn. Norman E Stein Mr. and Mn.John P. Stephens Mn. Dorcas O'Connor Col and Mn.James S.Tioutman LCDR and Mn. Bosquet N. Wev, Jr

1954 CWO and Mn. Charles E. Baileyjt CDR and Mn.ThomasV Banfield CAPT and Mn.James E BeU Dt and Mn. Denis A. Conrady CDR and Mn.Jamieson K. Deuel Mr. and Mn. Frederick J. Franco Capt. and Mn.WiUiam R. Glover II Maj Gen and Mn.WiUiam W. Hoover RADM and Mn.WiUiam C. Neel Mr. and Mn.WiUiam J. Montgomery CAPT and Mn. ObverV Shearer.Jt RADM Edward K.WaUcer,Jt, USN (Ret)

1955 CDR James M. Carr.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Herbert R. Gamache CDR and Mn. Edwm H. Grant,Jt Mr. Tom G. Hussmann Mr. and Mn. Robert O. Price LCDR and Mn. KiricW Rowe BGen and Mn. Paul D. Slack CDR and Mn. Homer N.WaUin.Jt CDR and Mn. DerekW.WUson

1956 CART and Mn. Roger S. Betts CAPT and Mn. J. WUUam Hightjt Mr. and Mn. Robert T. Mon^omery CAPT and Mn. Edmund C Mortimer Mr. and Mn. Carl H. Murray, Jr. Col and Mn. Joe D. Pope

1957 Maj and Mn. Gerald M. Andenon Maj and Mn. Robert R. Babbin CDR Loien L. Clark, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.John L. Cleanvater Mr. and Mn. David A. Delo Mn. Dorii Dunlap Mr. and Mn.Joseph W Koch,Jt Mn. Carolyn Linder Mn. Mary A. Mahon Mr. and Mn.James D. PauUc,Jt Col and Mn. Bradford W. Parkinson Mr. and Mn. Fred S. Stribling, Jt Mr. and Mn. Frederick C. Weiss, Jt

1958 1953 CDR and Mn. Richard E.Almen CAPT and Mn. Forrest P. Andenon VADM and Mn. Clyde R. BeU Mr. and Mn. Bion B. Bieret Jt Mr. Theodore H. Bhck t and Mn. Marilyn Black Charles W.Cole Mr. and Mn. Michael R. Corboy Mac and Nancy Cramer CAPT and Mn. Michael T Greeley Mr. and Mn.WiUiam C. HaU Mr. and Mn. D. K. Harrison CAPT and Mn.John E. Hoch.Jt Col Walter R Hutchins, USMC (Ret) t Lt Col and Mn. David B.Jones Lt Gen and Mn. George D MiUer CAPT and Mn. Harry E. Robson CDR Donald J. Rodienbeiger, USN (Ret) ADM and Mn. Cariisle A. H.Trost Mr. Harold L.Walten,Jt

Anonymous MI. and Mn. Gerald E. BeDows CART and Mn. Charles J. Bowne,Jt CDR and Mn. George B. Chafee,Jt Mr. and Mn.John R. Davis Mn. Bemadette Figura Lt Col and Mn. Gordon M. Genon Mr. John M. HaUiday Col Barry J. Howartl, USAF (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Harry W Konkel CDR and Mn. David A. Newcomb Mr. and Mn. Boyd E. Sharp,Jr CAPT Charles J. Smith, USN (Ret.) and DtTamara A. Smith LtCol Andiony W Snemic, USMC (Ret) and Nancy Stremic

1959 Steve and Joan Burgess Maj and Mn. David H. Calhoun

CAPT and Mn. Martin R Hanson Dt J. PhiUip London MI. and Mn. Jerry Loveless Maj and Mn. Anthony M. Marks Col and Mn. Jacques C. Naviaux Mr. and Mn. Ragan T. Phillips

1960 Mr. WUUam G. CounsU t and Mn. Donna Counsil CART and Mn. Douglas M.Johnston,Jt Mt and Mn. David L. Parkinson Mr. and Mn. Lyman S.A. Perry Mr. and Mn.John P. Pfouts CAPT and Mn.John A. Schmidt

1961 Dt John O. Bennett CART and Mn. NeU Block RADM and Mn. Arlington F CampbeU CAPT and Mn. Robert R. Denis CAPT and Mn. Robert F Hofford CDR and Mn.James D Hodde Mr. and Mn.WUUam M. Moore,Jt CAPT and Mn. Roger P Onorari Dt PhUip J. Oppenheimer CART and Mn. Frederick M. Restorius CDR and Mn. Norman B. Pigeon Mr. and Mn. Stanley R. Roman CAPT and Mn. Arthur E. Rowe,Jt CDR Robert B.Van Metre, USN (Ret)

1962 Mr. and Ms. Gregory A. Chauncey CAPT James A. Heming,Jt,USN (Ret) CART and Mn. Joseph C. Gamboa CDR and Mn.Thomas C. Grzymala CDR and Mn.John C. Hinkle CAPT David W Hoffinan, USN (Ret) and CAPT Mary J. Sweeney USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Howard S. Rinskey Mr. Edwin Rector CAPT and Mn.WUUam E Story

1963 Mr. and Mn. Michael R. Bonsignore Mr. and Mn. Richard C.Jones Mr. and Mn. Nicholas J. Nerangis CAPT and Mn.WUliam L. Penn Col and Mn. Daryl L. Rabert Mr. and Mn. Robert E. Simmonds Mn. Julia A.Testa

1964 Mr. and Mn. Stuart C.Johnson RADM and Mn.Thomas C. Lynch Mr. and Mn. Robert A. Orlosky Mr. and Mn.WUUam E Quirk.Jt Mr. and Mn. Erik C.Woods

1965 Mr. and Mn. David W Andenon Mt and Mn. Lain' D Brady CDR and Mn. Robert R Bush III MI. and Mn. Ralph S. LobdeU LtCol and Mn. Michael G. Malone CART and Mn. Harry A. Seymour, Jt Mt and Mn.John A.Thompson Mr. Lyim A. Wegner

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SilsERT MEANS T H O M P S O N SOCIETY CART and Mn.James H.WUson MI. and Mn.JohnWWroten,Jt

1966 Mr. and Mn. Arthur W Bryant Mr and Mn. David T HaU Mr. and Mn. Alan R. Hendershot CAPT and Mn.Tommy E. Payne Mr. Anthony J. Sarno, Jt RADM and Mn.John T Scudi CDR and Mn. Andrew P. Sosnicky CAPT and Mn. Henry W Strickland

1967 MI. and Mn. George J. ButvUas Mr.AlanLNUsen

1972

1980

CPTVincent L. Cassani III, USA Mt and Mn.WiUiam W CoUins CDR and Mn.John M. DUlon CDR and Mn. Christopher W Panos CAPT and Mn. Edward C.WaUace

Mr. and Mn.WUUamW Davis Mr. and Mn.Timothy S. Kobosko

1973 Mr and Mn. Marvin L. Clott Col and Mn.John W. R Graham,Jt BGen and Mn. Leif H. Hendrickson Mr and Mn. Donald S.Jeffenon Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Kiernan Mt and Mn. Dirk P D. Mosis III CART George PWatt.Jt and Pe^y Watt

1974

1968 CDR and Mn. Robert B. Amidon Mr. and Mn. Steven M. Etter

1969 Mr. and Mn. Roger H. Hendenon Mr. and Mn. Richard C. Lottie Mr. and Mn.James B. Mcllvaine CDR and Mn.John E OhUnger

1970 Mr. and Mn. Daniel E Akenon CDR and Mn. Marc Farris RADM Kennedi D. Slaght, USN (Ret.)

1971

1982 LCDR and Mn. Eric Holmes Mr. and Mn.John E Korn

1983 CDR and Mn. Paul M.Alexander CDRToddA.Hauge,USN Mr,Timodiy R Kraft Dt and Mn, Dan Struble

Rev John A. Grizzle

1984

1975

Mr, and Mn. Alex J. Daverede III

CART and Mn. Bernard C. BaUey LtCol and Mn.WUUam H. Dixon,Jt CDR and Mn.WUUam A. KeUyJt Mt and Mn. Lawrence G. Kloth, St

1976 CDR and Mn. Peter F Klein,Jt CAPT Patrick R. McKim, USNR (Ret.) LCDR David R.Tnbout, USNR

1977 LCDR and Mn. Charles J. Tuozzolo

CAPT and Mn.James B. Bryant Mr. and Mn. Douglas G. Conklin Dt James G. Gonzales Mr. and Mn. Michael R. Hecomovich Mr and Mn. Michael T.James Mr. and Mn. Bruce E. Nichols Mr. Kenneth M. Sieminski

1981 CDR and Mn. Steven R Chamben

1978 Mr. and Mn.John H. Semcken III LCDR and Mn.John L.Woodward,Jt

1985 Mr. and Mn. Douglas R Haack Mt and Mn. Sean C. Logan CDR and Mn. Michael S. Midgley CDR and Mn. Stephen J. Rimpo Mt and Mn. Matthew E Schatzle

1986 CART and Mn.WUUam S. Gureck Mr. and Mn. Daniel H.White

1988 Mr. and Mn. Chadwick K.Watson

1993 Mr. and Mn. Jeffiey B. HUl

1979 Mr. and Mn. Michael R Marciano

1994 LCDR and Mn,Albert Angel

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Friends Anonymous Mr. Lionel J. Adams II RADM and Mn. Herbert M. Bridge Ms. Ehzabeth N. Buckley Mr. and Mn.John M. Calandra Mr. George J. Clancy, Jt Mr. and Mn. Donald Cole CAPT Andrew J. Combe, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.WUUam R Daisley Mn. Erna Ericson Mr. and Mn. Robert T Guard Mn. Mary EUen Hanley MI. John E. Laurent Mr. RusseUV Lee Mn. Merle v. Levin MI. and Mn. Michael E KeUer MS. Heather M. Locke Marlow Mr. and Mn. Gary R. McCleUan CDR James J. McDonald, USN (Ret) Mn. Parveen McNair Ms. Kathryn M. MUler Mn.AUce I. Nagle Mr. and Mn.Tim Reghi Mr. Kenneth G. Robinson, Jt MI. and Mn. Mark A. Schlang Mn. EUzabeth P Shugart Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. SkiUingj Prof WUUam M. Smedley J. Lawrence and MoUy P Snavely CDR and Mn. Albert WVittek Ms. Clare Wagner Mn. Mary E.Watson Mr. and Mn.James L.Winokur Mr. and Mn. Donald WYoung

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lumni donor participation in 2006 was remarkable.

Gifb were made to a wide •variety of fiinds, including the Naval Academy Annual Fund, that all support the Naval Academy's mission. More than 50 classes increased their respective donor participation over 2005.To find out more about Alumni donor participation, please see the article on the Challenge of'77 on page 11.The following list recognizes Alumni who completed gifts to the Naval Academy Foundation between 1 January and 31 December 2006.

Gifb were received in the form of cash, stocks, matching gifb and gifb-in-kind.

1907

1927

1931

H^mlon Club

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10fi00-$24j999}

Total aass Giving - $100 Average Gift - $100 Participation - 25.00%

($1^00-92,499} Estate of LCDR Charies E Pousland, USN (Ret)

Mn. MitcheU D Matthews t

Tecumseh dub ($250-$499}

1912 Herndon Club ($1J000-S2A99} Mn.Josiah G.Ventei

1920

Mn.AUce Donohue

1928

1932

Donor

Total Class Giving - $45,250 Average Gift - $11,313 Participation - 36.36%

Mn. Helen M. Sean

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} Mt Ralph B.Brooks

1923 President's Circle ($2J500-$4^999} Estate of Mn. Frederick A. Edwaids, St

1929 John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999}

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50/100-$99,999}

Mn. Richard R. BaUinger

Mn. Hugo W Kusenbeiger t

1930

President's Circle Lejeune Assodate ($25MI-$49,999}

1924

Total Class Gwing - $500 Average Gift - S500 Participation - 50%

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49^99}

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999}

Estate of Mn. Francis H. Gardner

RADM Aubrey J. Bourgeois, USN (Ret)

Herndon Club ($1,000-S2A99}

Donor

Mn. Ethel Wolowsky

Donor Mn. Georgette B. Thornton Mn. PoUy WUUams RADM and Mn. E.Alvey Wright

CAPT Sheldon W Brown, USN (Ret) t and Mnirown

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999} Mn. Robert R. Porter

Mn. Betty Dasteel

President's Circle Worden Assodate ($5/)00-$9,999} CART WUUam I.BuU,USN (Ret)

Herndon Club

Donor Mn. Helen V. Cadett CART Earl R Finney,Jt, USN (Ret.) t Mn.Jeanne Frazer CAPT David D. Scott, USN (Ret.) Mn.Arme C.White

1933 Total Class Giving - $1,150 Average Gift - $383 Participation - 23.08%

Herndon Club ($1fi00-$2A99} Mr. and Mn. Raymond J. St Germain

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} Mn. Ruth R. Ste'wart

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mn. Ethel WMagneU

Donor Mn. Horence T. Clementson CDR Henry H. Strozier, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ralph E. Styles, USN (Ret)

1934 Total Class Giving - $5,115 Average Gift - $1,279 Participation - 12.90%

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} CDR and Mn. Robert H. MUbrath •

($1fiOO-$2,499} Mn. Nan DVan Every

ir Matching Gift

t Deceased

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SMNI Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT Edwin S. Lee,Jt, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mrs. Dorothy Benevich

CAPT WUUam B. Parham, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUUam N. Price, USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club

1937

Mrs. RosaUe Brovra Mrs. Charies S. Hart Mn. Robert A. ScheUing

Total Class Giving - $16,712 Average Gift - $1,393 Participation - 46.15%

John Paul Jones Club

President's Circle Luce Associate

RADM and Mn. H.J. Patrick Foley.Jt Mrs. Rosemary Johnson RADM and Mrs. Robert W McNitt RADM and Mn. Maurice H. Rindskopf Mr. and Mrs.John B.Vanlandingham

Donor CAPT and Mn. Dennison C. Anibiose Mn. Dorothy Buse Mn.Jean R. Hampton Mrs. Edgar S. PoweU Mn. Marion Smith CART Lester J. Stone, USN (Ret.)

($10,000-$24,999}

($1,000-$2,499)

($500-$999)

RADM and Mn. Robert B. Erly

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

RADM Paul C. Huelsenbeck, USNR (Ret) t •

CAPT and Mn. Charles R. CaUioun CAPT and Mn. Homer E. Conrad CAPT Paul C. Lovelace, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Paul G. Schultz Mn.WUUam L. SmaU Mn. Muriel WUUams

President's Circle Luce Associate

John Paul Jones Club

Donor

($500-$999)

($10,000-$24,999) Estate of .

CART Everett H. Steinmetz, USN (Ret)

ADM and Mn. Ralph W Cousins Mrs. WUUam P Mack CAPT and Mn. CUfford A. MesserJieimer CAPT and Mn.John S. Slaughter

President's Circle Worden Associate

Tecumseh Club

Mn. Ruth L. Blandin CAPT and Mn.James Douglas Mrs.Thomas M. Foster CDR and Mn. Randolph KUppel Mrs. Jean Mason Mr. and Mrs. WUlard A. Miner Mn. Edith Porter Mn. Florence Schroeder

1935

VADM and Mn. Charles S. Mintet Jt

Total Class Giving - $22,344 Average Gift - $2,234 Participation - 33.33%

($5,000-$9,999) CAPT Edwin H. Headland, USN (Ret.) t

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Col and Mrs. WaUace M. Nelson RADM Edgar Keats, USN (Ret.)

Donor CAPT and Mn. Ralph J. Baum CAPT and Mn.John J. Becker Mrs. Albert H. Bowker CAPT and Mn. Bladen D. Claggett Mrs. HerschelJ. Goldberg CAPT WUUam A. McManus, USN (Ret,) RADM and Mn. Ralph M. Metcalf CAPT George A. 0'ConneU,Jr,USN (Ret.) Mrs. Maxine Smith

1936 Total Class Giving - $400 Average Gift - $200 Participation - 11.11%

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

($250-$499) MtEUis H.Frank CART and Mn. Herbert J. Hartman CAPT and Mn. Leonce A. Lajaunie.Jt CDR and Mn. Frank E Smart.Jt

Donor Mrs. D. Hewitt Adams Mrs. Eleanor Crenshaw Mrs. Nancy Dodson CART and Mn. Ed-win C. Firmey Mrs. Walter L. Phaler CAPT and Mn. Frank W Taylor

1938 Total Class Giving - $34,867 Average Gift - $2,490 Participation - 27.45%

President's Circle Lejeune Association ($25,000-$49,999) Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bowes

1939 Total Class Giving - $6,389 Average Gift - $278 Participation - 23.47%

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mrs. Eleanor D. Balch VADM and Mn. C. Edwin BeU Mn.WendeUWBemis Mrs.Virginia Lawrence Mn. MechthUd E. Retenon Mt and Mrs.Judson C. Rhode

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) RADM John W.Dolan.Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.John A. Fidel Mn.JackW Hough

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

($500-$999)

President's Circle Worden Associate

CAPT and Mrs. Frank J. Coulter CAPT and Mrs. John C. Spencer

Mrs. Philip E. Shetenhekn

($5,000-$9,999)

Donor

Mn. Bernard M.Wolfe

CAPT and Mn. Henry R Adams Mt and Mrs. Kenneth S. Barker CDR and Mn. Robert L. Border Mn. Samuel L. CoUins Mt and Mrs. Anthony E. Coryn CAPT and Mn.WiUiam D Coyne Mrs. Robert H. Da,steel CAPT and Mrs. Arthur F Fischer

John Paul Jones Club

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

President's Cirde

Mrs. Sherman C.Wright

($2,500-$4,999)

Donor

Mt and Mn. Alden J. Laborde CDR and Mn. Shelley E. Rule

Mrs. Blanche K. Baumeister Mrs. Randolph Meade

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Mn. Robert R. Green CDRJ.DR Hodapp,Jt,USN (Ret.) CART and Mrs.Valenrine G. Holzapfel * CDR Herbert KrUoff, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Harvey L. LaseU Mn. Dorothy Lewis Mrs. Dorothy E. Moore VADM and Mn. George E. Moore II CAPT Hubert T Murphy, USNR (Ret.) • CAPT and Mn. Onofrio E Salvia CAPT and Mrs. WUUam T. Sawyer Mn. Inger Scott CART and Mn. Richard M.TunneU Mt James G.Watson CAPT and Mn. Robert B.Wood

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1940 Total Class Giving - $1,862,080 Average Gift - $58,190 Participation - 38.55%

President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,00 and above) Mn.John J. McMuUen

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Estate of CDR Edwin MaUoyJt, USN (Ret.)

President's Circle Lejeune Assodate ($24,000-$49,999) CDR and Mn. Bnice A. Rohn

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mr. and Mn.WUUam C. Croft, St CAPT and Mn, Ned Garrett CAPT Lyle B. Ramsey, USN (Ret)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CART and Mn. Richard L. Karl Mt John M. Preston CART John H. Sims, USN (Ret,) RADM Robert R,Wooding,CEQUSN ^a.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mn. Barbara L. Braley Mn.WiUiam E. Fly CAPT Lucian J. Hunt,Jt, USNR (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mrs. George T. EUiott * Mn. Ralph R Desmond Mn. Suzanne Frankenbeiger

Donor CAPT and Mn. Charles J. Been, St CDR and Mn.Thomas R BeUinger Mn. Clare E. BoweU LCDR and Mn. RusseU A. Brown

CAPT and Mn. CMbid W. Bundy CDR Conrad H. Carison. USN (Ret.) C^PT\^illiamMCarpentet,USN (Ret) tand .Mn. WUUam M. Carpenter R,AD.M and Mn..'Mben H. CLmc-\;Jt CDR Samuel A. Fonet USN (Ret) t CDR Beryamm T Frana, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Edward E Hayes, St Mis. fttr.' Kable CAPT and Mn. Robert K. Kaufinan CDR and .Mn. Warren R Lowerre CAPT and Mn. Manley C. Osborne C\PT and Mn. Fred W. Pennover III CDR Ernest R. Retenon, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. HerschelV Setters,Jt Mn. Har%ie>'J. Smith LT Ha\^\'ood C. Smith, USN (Ret) C^PT and .Mrs.JuUus E Steucken Mn. lohn PWier Mt Clyde RWUUamson

1941 Total Class Giving - $44,315 Average Gift - SI,136 Participation - 39.39%

Presidenfs Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) C\PT and Mn. Sherman Naymaik

President's Circle Worden Assodate ($5,000-$9,999} C-yiViaor Delano, USN (Ret) Mr. and .Mrs. Hairy L.Vincent, Jt

President's Cirde ($2,500 •U,999} CAPT and .Mn. Charies J. MeiHinger CAPT JamesV.Rowney; USN (Ret)

Hemdon Club ^57,000-$2,499; C.\PT George E. Brandt Jt, USN (Ret) CDR David L. BvTd. USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Ben C. Bymside, Jt CAPT and .Mn. RusseU S. Crenshaw, Jt CAPT John C Doherry, USN (Ret) Mt Seymour Einstein C\PT Richaid E. FostetUSN (Ret) t CAPT and .Mn.James RJamison

John Paul Jones Club

Donor RADM and Mn. Robert L. Baughan.Jt CART Roland G. Bienvenu, USN (Ret.) CAPT Frank G. Edwaids, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Ernest C. Farkas CAPT and Mn. Charles L. Fean ENS Herbert E Lannon, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Ren:^• A. LUlyJt CAPT and Mn. David E Loomis CAPT and Mn.James R Lynch LtCol and Mn.WiUiam McReynolds RADM George S. Morrison, USN (Ret.) Col and Mn. Francis E Parr)' RADM and Mn. Roland Rieve Mr. Ralph W. Shearer Mr. and Mn.TuUy SheUey.Jt CAPT Robert M. Strietet USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Charies G. Stnim CAPT and Mn. ChariesW Styetjt Mr. Heibert E.Weyrauch t

1942 Total Class Giving - $24,448 Average Gift - $543 Participation - 31.91%

President's Circle Worden Assodate ($5,000-$9,999}

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) CART and Mn. Robert D. McWerfiy CAPT and Mn. Richard M. SevvaU

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT and Mn.John J. Hinchey * Mn.Thomas O. ManhaU Mn. Horace R McNeal CART and Mn. Charies E. Smidi Dr. Barbara Workman

tDeceased

President's Circle Nimitz Assodate (^50,000 and above) VADM and Mn.James E Calvert

President's Circle Luce Associate

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mn. Frank W.Ault LT Bernard Bennett, USN (Ret.) Mn. H.Weston Burnett Jt CAPT Uwrence D. Caney, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.John J. S. Daniel Mn. Homer M. Doran CAPT and Mn. Clarence T. Froscher CAPT and Mn. Charles E Gressard, Jt CAPT and Mn.Wanen A. Grossetta Mn. Susan Metzger Mn. Pegg^' Moore CAPT James M. CBnen, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Charies A. Pendleton, Jt Mn. Morris R. Snead Mn. Barbara Stecher LT and Mn. Myron E.Tremain CDR and Mn. Ernest CWhire

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT and Mn.WUUam R.Andenon CAPT and Mn. Norbert E. Aubrey,Jt CDR and Mn. Austin L. DetweUer CAPT and Mn. Daniel Hunt Jt CDR and Mn.JohnW Kelseyjt CART and Mn.John T. Shepherd LCDR and Mn. Edwin L. Sibertjt CAPT and Mn. Robert E. Stark

($10,000-$24,999}

Donor

ADM and Mn.James L. HoUoway III

CAPT Aubyn L. Adkins, USN (Ret) t CDR and Mn. Laughlin Barker Mn. Eleanor Blattmarm CAPT CUfton B. Cates,Jt, USN (Ret,) Mn. Helen Chin-SchUchte LCDR and Mn. Deale B. Cochran CDR George ComeUus.USN (Ret.) t CART and Mn. Dale W Cox, Jt CART and Mn. FtaiUdyn E. DaUeyJt CDR James H. Davis. USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Daniel D. Decket Jt Mr. James A. D Eaton CAPT and Mn. Melvin R. Etheridge CAPT and Mn. Amedeo H. Galvani Mn.John H. Gano CDR and Mn.AlvmW HaU.Jt CAPT and Mn.WUUam H. Hardcasde.Jt Mn. Alma A. Hendley CAPT Daniel M. Karchet USN (Ret.) Mn. Margaret C Keeler Mn. Mary B. Klauer Mn. Kenith v. Lindstrom CART and Mn.John H. LobdeU

CAPT and Mn.WUUam R. BrewstetJt CAPT and Mn.John W Crawford,Jt CDR and Mn. Richard E. Curds CDR Robert S. Dav; USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. RusseU E Hynn Mn. Sunshine S. Payne VADM and Mn. D o u ^ C Plate

($250-$499}

AMatdmigGifi

Total Class Giving - $2,073,081 Average Gift - $28,398 Participation - 41.01%

($1,000-$2,499} CAPT and Mn. Robert N.Adrian RADM and Mn.John M. Barrett Mn. Mary D. Brady CAPT and Mr5.WilliamABudding USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Alfied A. Cherijak CAPT and Mn. Edward J. Cummings,Jt CDR Manh K. Eckhardt USN (Ret.) t CAPT George Grkovic,USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Richard D Lazenby Mr. and Mn. Howard M. McKirUey CART and Mn. BemardW Moulton Mr. and Mn. Donald E. Perry * CART and Mn. David A. Shonerd

^5500-5999;

Mn.John M. Duke CAPTAugiBtWEIliott,JiL,USN (Ret) tand Mn.RobmT.EDiott Mn. Frank. H. Price, J t CAPT Pembeiton Southard, USN (Ret)

($250-$499}

1943

Herndon Club

John Paul Jones Club

Tecumseh Club

CAPT and Mn.Wffliam W.Jones CDR and .Mn. Frank H. .McDonald CDR and Mn.Vincent U. Muirhead CDR and Mn.Thomas B.Wolfe CAPT and Mn. Joseph C. Ziikle

Mn. Irene MacKown CART and Mn.John J. MitcheU CAPT and Mn.WUUam M. Montgomery CDR and Mn.WUUam A. Moigan CAPT and Mn. Norman C Nash Mr. and Mn. Emery M. Nickenon CAPT and Mn. Gerald E. Peddicord CART David C Peto, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Arthur E Raw3on,Jt CDR and Mn.James R. Svvanbeck Mn. Frances Thompson CAPT and Mn.WUUam F.Vose CDR and Mn.Thomas E.WUUanison,Jt

Fathei Laurence T. Murphy

($500-$999}

Tecumseh Club

CDR WUUam R. Barnett, USN (Ret) CART and Mn.WUUam E. Betzer CAPT and Mn. Charles B. Bishop LCDR and Mn. Alvm S. Bogart CAPT and Mn.James DW. Borop Ml. and Mn.WUUam L. Burchard CDR and Mn.WUUam H. Crawford,Jt CAPT and Mn. Max C Duncan CART and Mn. Alvin L. GaUm Mr. and Mn. Robert G. Gibson BGen and Mn. Jacob E. GUck Mn. Rene Griffith Mn. Robert H. Harwood Mn. Mary B. Hester LCDR John S. Howard, Jt, USNR CAPT and Mn.WUUam J. Hunt CAPT and Mn. Austin J. Kennedy, Jt Maj Gen Homer I. Lewis, USAF (Ret) CDR Alfied B. MacKown, USN (Ret) t and

CART and Mn.WUUam C DozietJt Mn. Richerd L. Lowe CAPT GriswoU L. Modkt CEC, USN (Ret) CART and Mn.WUUam B. Morrow Mr. and Mn.James J. O'DonneU LCDR and Mn. Donald E.WUson

Donor CDR and Mn.Buford D.Abemathy CDR and Mn. Charies A. AUsopp Mn. Pariter B. Armstrong

President's Cirde Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,000) CDRVirtor K. Addns, USNR (Ret) Mn. WUUam S. BusUc CDR Orion A.Templeton, USN (Ret)

President's Circle ($2,500 •U,999} Mtjohn R HaneU CART and Mn.James E. Heg LCDR and Mn. Richard H. Johnston, Jt RADM and Mn.Thomas R. McCleUan CAPT James D. OUver.Jt, USN (Ret) t and Mn. OUver CAPT and Mn. Ed A. Robie -k

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SMiMNI CAPT and Mrs. Richard O. Madson CDR and Mn. Theodore E Marx CDR Glenn A. Medick, USN (Ret.) Col and Mn. Charles E Merz Mn. George R. Meyer CDR and Mn. Clement E. O'Brien Mn. Betty Omohundro CAPT and Mn.WUUam M. Pardee Mn. Sissie Perry Mt WaUace K. Ponder CAPT and Mn. Charies K. Ruiz CAPT and Mn. Lee R. Scherer.Jt CAPT Hugh A. Scott, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Richard P Smith CAPT and Mn. Gordon A. Snyder Mn.James A. Underwood RADM and Mn. Kenneth CWdlace CAPT Samuel E.Watson, USN (Ret,) CDR DanielWWUdfong, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Reuben E WoodaU

1944 Total Class Giving - $950,746 Average Gift - $10,223 Participation - 38.27%

President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Estate of ADM Robert L.J. Long, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.John R. Strachan

President's Circle Halsey Assodate ($100,000-$249,999) Mn. Richard E. Bowe

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Estate of LCDR Benjamin E Jones, USN (Ret.)

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} Mn.Alvin L.Cohen Mt and Mrs. Richard C. Fedon Mr. and Mrs.WUbur E Gasner

Herndon Club ^$7,000-5^499; CAPT and Mrs. Stephen T. Delamater Col and Mrs. Jack R. Sloan CAPT Wayne D Surface, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt Graham M. Clark * CAPT Glenn I. Dumas, USN (Ret.) CDR Ben B. Levitt, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. George D. Prestwich MtFredA. Schnurr Dt and Mrs. Robert G.Van Home Mt and Mrs. Gordon C.Willis

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Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Col and Mrs. Kenneth N. Beckman CDR and Mrs.Thomas H. Brown CDR and Mn. ChariesW. BurUn.Jt CART and Mrs. John J. Cryan Mrs. Carohne DePrez LCDR Almon J. Frost, USNR CAPT and Mn. RusseU H. Helsel Mt and Mn.WUUam F Leahy Mt and Mn. Robert W. Macarthur CAPT and Mn. Edgar E. MaUick * Mn.John M. Martin Mt and Mn. Donald W. McCarthy CAPT Herbert N. McGough, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Donald M. MiUer CAPT Alfred G. RussiUo, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Glenn M. Stewart,Jt CDR Walter A.Truxlet USN (Ret.) * Mn. Donald R.Warfield CDR and Mn. Donald L.Wyckoff

Donor Mrs. Robert E. Adamson CAPT and Mn. BarerV Ajemian CAPT and Mn.James H.Aldrich CDR and Mn. Robert E.Apple CDR Robert K. Awtreyjt, USN (Ret,) Mn. Frank J. Behounek Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benoit,Jt Mt and Mrs. Joseph E. Bissanti CART and Mn. Norman C Bohan CART John L. Burke, CEC, USN (Ret.) CART and Mrs.Vincent L. Cassani.Jt Mn.Thomas J. Christman Dt and Mrs. Benjamin H. Colmery CDR Thomas H. Cooper III, USN (Ret,) Mn, Sue Donovan Mn,John E DriscoU Mrs, Barbara Eldridge Mn.WUda R. Farber CAPT and Mrs. Richard D. Faubion CAPT and Mrs. Emmet E Ferguson,Jt ADM and Mn.WUliam R. Flanagan CAPT RalphW Frame.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Henry Gorman VADM and Mn. Howard E. Greer CDR Harold J. Grimes, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Maurice C. Harde CDR and Mn. Robert L. Harvey CAPT and Mn. David W. Hendenon CDR and Mn. Stanley W Hendenon CAPT and Mrs. Dean A. Horn Mt David E. Horrigan,Jt Mt and Mrs. Francis J. G. KeUyJt CAPT and Mn. Robert B. Kitt Mrs.Theodore G. Klein Mrs. Martha E Landon Mt Richard G. Lind.sley CDR and Mrs. Arthur Major CART and Mrs. Lynde D McCormick,Jt LCDR and Mn.John H. McDonald CDR and Mn. Charles L. MUler CDR and Mrs. James MiUer CDR and Mrs. George P Montgomery,Jt CDR Walter R. Moore.Jt, USN (Ret) LCDR and Mrs, Oscar E Nicholson CDR and Mrs. PrescottW. Palmetjt CDR Andrew J. Papageorge, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Arthur E. Patch Mt and Mrs. WiUiam A. Patterson.Jt

CAPT and Mn,WUUam E, Payne.Jt CAPT and Mn,Wilbam B, Prigmore Mt Don B, Rentschler LTJG and Mn. Joseph R. Riordan Mt and Mrs. Sidney Rose Mrs. Zee Rowe-Dankworth CDR Robert L. Rubel, USN (Ret.) CDR Frank G. Schettino,USN (Ret,) CDR and Mn. HUdreth G. Sherman CAPT Coleman W Sims, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Jackson A. Stockton CART and Mn.Jack C Swart Mt and Mrs.JamesWTaylor LT and Mrs.James G.Tench Mrs. Patricia TerriU LCDR and Mrs. Arthur J.Thompson Mrs. Byron C.Turner CAPT and Mn.James C.Van Pelt LCDR and Mn. Frank A.Wadsworth LCDR and Mn. Pemberton B.WaU Mrs. Agnes S.Walsh CAPT John G.Ward, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Ralph S. Wentworth,Jt Mt and Mrs. Rodney W.Wilson CDR James M.WindsotUSN (Ret.) Mn. Loretta Wright Mt and Mrs. David S. Zachryjt CAPT Ernest J. ZeUmet USNR (Ret.)

1945 Total Class Giving - $139,292 Average Gift - $1,492 Participation - 30.90%

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT and Mn.W L.Atkinson LCDR WUUam S.Benson II, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. CUfford R Bermann * CART Rhaon B. Dertjt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert A. Eidson, USNR (Ret.) t CDR David M. Longton, USN (Ret.) * LCDR Clarence L. MacEwan,Jt, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mn. Paul L. Nuschke CAPT Gerald J. Patton,USN (Ret.) Mt David H. Paul • LCDR and Mn. Charles G. Sobel CDR and Mn. Homer B.Thomas.Jt

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT and Mrs. Robert C Barnhart.Jt Mt Edward E. Beasley CART and Mn. Edward W Behm CDR and Mn. Lee B. Fmdly CAPT Albert S. Giorgis, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Cari W Gronemann,Jt Mn.WUUam H. Hoover Mt and Mrs. L. D.Jameson CAPT and Mrs. Eugene M. Masica CAPT L. George MaxweU, USN (Ret,) Mn. Mary H. Neuendorffer-Pfeifer CDR WUUam R Page, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Donald T Roe CART and Mn. RandeU H. Prothro Mn. PaulV Purkrabek Mrs. Winifred WUson

Donor President's Cirde Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999} Mt and Mn.James H.Wheeler.Jt

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Rev. Edward W ConkUn LCDR and Mn. Gerald E Rester

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) VADM and Mn. Robert B. Baldwin CDR Searle J. Barry, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Darnel C. Clements CDR John J. Daly, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. George E EUis.Jt CAPT and Mrs.Thaddeus M.Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.Williams • VADM and Mn. Lando W. Zech.Jt

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mrs.JoAnn Curtis CAPT and Mn. Edward H. Doolin.Jt Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fabrizio VADM Patrick J. Hannifin, USN (Ret.) LCDR William G. Hendenon, USNR (Ret.) Mtjohn D. Hicks • LCDR and Mn. HenryT Mayo II CDR and Mrs. Francis A. Packet Jt * VADM George P Steele II, USN (Ret.)

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Mt and Mn. Paul F AUmendinger CAPT and Mn. Henry O. Anson,Jt FLADM and Mn. Dean L. Axene Mt and Mn. Robert C. Blount CDR HowanJ E. Blum, USN (Ret,) CART and Mn. Joseph E. Bonds Mn. Eugenia M. Braun Brig Gen and Mn. Donald H. Broob CDR and Mn.WUUam L. Bryson Mt and Mn. Nicholas Burde,Jt CDR Thomas A, Bush,Jt, USN (Ret.) t CART WUUam CarrietJt,USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.James T CockrUl II CDR and Mn. HubbeUY. Davidson Mrs. Walter S. DeLany Mt and Mn. Harry B. Doyle.Jt Mn.John Duff CAPT and Mn. Richard J. Dzikowski CAPT .md Mn.WUliam R Ferguson CAPT and Mn. Theodore R. Fick Mt George T. Finnegan Dt James W. Forrestet St Mt James R. Gayle CAPT and Mn. Anson D Geiger LCDR and Mn. Pattick W. Gow.in CAPT Robert R. Hale, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.Wilmer E. Hansen CART and Mn. Robert S. Hayes Mrs. Donald O. Hineman Mt and Mn. Edward G. Hoch LT and Mrs. Charies DJeweU.Jt Mrs. Irene KaUna CAPT and Mn. Frederick J. KeUey CDR Donald W Kennedy USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.John D.Kidd

LCDR and Mn. Keith W. KimbaU LCDR and Mn. Louie B. Knudsen.Jt VADM and Mn.JidienJ. LeBourgeois CAPT and Mn.John N. Longfield CAPT Joseph O. Marzluff USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Richari M. McCool.Jt CAPT and Mn. SraiUey R. McConi CAPT Charies K. Moore. USN (Ret) CART and Mn. Hugh D. Murphree Mr.WUUamTNoU,Stt Mr. and Mn. Ravmond B. OUver LCDR and Mn.WUU.am G. Pledger LCDR and Mn. Bruce W. Rlomasen Mr. and Mn. Walter S. Rose CDR and Mn. Edward S. Ruere CAPT Hendenon G. SUUman, USN (Ret.) CART Robert Steele. USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Lucius E. Steere 111 CDR and Mn.WUUam J. Traynor CAPT and Mn. Ralph L.VoIk.Jt Mn. Shirley L.Wheeler CAPT and Mn. Charles E.Whiteside CAPT and Mn. Harlan WUUams

1946 Total Class Giving - $556,252 Average Gift - $5,298 Participation - 27.85%

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,000) Mr. and Mn. David H. Rankin RADM Robert H.Werthemi, USN (Ret.)

President's Cirde Lejeune Assodate ($25,000-$49,999) CDR Eugene Dente, USN (Ret.) t Mr. and Mn. Preston A. Peak

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. Homer N.AUen Mr. Francis H. Curren.Jt CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Dise

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} Mr. and Mn. RusseU S. Davis, Jt Mr. and Mn.John C Gibson VADM and Mn. Charles H. Griffiths Mr. and Mn.Theodore R. Hartley II CDR and Mn. David T. Leighton CDR and Mn. George W.Tarleton

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. and Mn. LouisV.Aionson II CAPT Albert J. Carneghi, USN (Ret) Mn. Donald O Conway Mt Richard E Hubbard LCDR and Mn. Ray E Lanon CDR and Mn. Robert L. LedbettetJt Mt and Mn. LutherW. Maples, Jt Mr. and Mn. Richard D. Maxson •

* Matching Gift

f Deceased

Mn. CamiUe B. Metzber Mn.Virginia G. MUler CAPT and Mn. Bernard Peten Mt and Mn. Perry R.TaylotJt Mt Robert WWesson CART ArthurTWhite, USN (Ret.) Mt ,uid Mn. Stanley Zipser

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mn. Grace Atkinson Mt md Mn.John E. Bryant Dt and Mn.James H. Demn^ung RADM ;md Mn. Frank S. Haak CART and Mn. KeUey V Holbert LCDR John E. Lynch.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn.John Masceruk •* Mr. and Mn. Arthur J. Morrow LCDR and Mn.WUliam K. Petticrew.Jt CART MarceUusT Pitz,USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert H. Robeson, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mn. Harry M. Rogen Mr. and Mn. Henry P. Smith Mr. and Mn. Bruce M. SuUivan •* CAPT AUan E. White, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mn.Joseph Bakos CDR and Mn. Lawrence C. Baldwin CAPT and Mn.John R. BayUs CAPT and Mn. Aldo J. Benedetti Mr. and Mn. Harold Bierman,Jt Mn.Jean Casson CAPT and Mrs.John G. DevUn CAPT WUUam J. Francy, USN (Ret.) Mr. Martin L. Frardc CAPT and Mn.WaUaceW Hankins.Jt CAPT and Mn.John E. Hansen LCDR and Mn. Rocco E lacobeUi Mr. and Mn. Arthur H. Kiimeberg LT and Mn. Harry R. Macdonald * Mr. Charles C. Mauldin Mn. Ruth MUler LCDR ArthurV Paletti, CEC, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Robert B. Schabacker Mrs. Patsy R Skidmore BJADM and Mrs.John M.Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.VaUl

Donor CAPT and Mn.JamesTAcuff CAPT and Mn. LleweUyn D. Bowen Mn.Joan Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Branson Mn. Margareth R. Brumsted Col David A. Clement, USMC (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Harker CoUins CAPT and Mrs.Arthur H. Cumrmngs,Jt Mt Levns M. Cutter t LCDR and Mn. Richard H. Daly Col Raymond C. Damm, USMC (Ret.) CDR John A. D u ^ e t USN (Ret.) Mr. GranviUe O. Dutton Mr. WUUam M. Eaton Mt and Mn. Harold Edwards, Jt CART and Mn. Edmund H. EUis Col and Mn.James W. Ferguson Mt and Mrs.Victor P Finos * LCDR and Mn.WUUam T FuUer CDR Alfred H. Gaehlet St, USN (Ret.)

CDR John G. Giedt, USN (Ret.) LTandMn.EUWGoode LCDR Burmel K. Greenwood, USNR (Ret.) CDR Anton C Hansmaim, St, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. A. Michael Hayes,Jt Mt Robert Hexter CDR and Mn. Walter R. Horner RADM and Mn. Donald G. IseUn Mt and Mn. Albert C.Jones CAPT and Mn. LesUe D KeUyJt Mn. Robert D. Kephart CAPT and Mn. FiankUnT. Kmg CAPT and Mn. LesUe O. Lanon.Jt CAPT Kenneth H. Lyons, USN (Ret.) LCDR Lealyn E. Martin, USN (Ret.) Mt WUUam MassareUa RADM and Mn.WendeU McHenry,Jt Mr.JohnK. McKay Mr. and Mn. Richard P Richardson LCDR and Mn.James D. Rives.Jt RADM and Mn. Horace B. Robertson,Jt CDR and Mrs. Walter E. Saunden CDR Swart Savage,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Paul A. Schwemley Mrs. Lawrence E. Stahl Mr. and Mn. Robertson Stevens CDR John A. Sutheriand II, USNR (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Joseph T.Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.Thompson CAPT and Mn. Robert S.Tisdale CDR and Mn.WUUam T.Toutant CDR John W Viele, USN (Ret) Mr. Otto W.Walter Mn.Thomas B.Watt Col and Mn. Charles T.Westcott CAPT and Mrs. Levio E. Zeni

1947 Total Class Giving - $254,204 Average Gift - $1,579 Participation - 46.67%

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. MUler

President Cirde Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,9991 LCDR Oscar Greene,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn.Jay G. McKie Mrs. Bernard E. Smith

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mn. Joseph P Flanagan,Jt Mr. Ben Johnson HI

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mrs. Eugene P. Lawler LCDR and Mn. Robert H. McKinney Mt Chester H. Shaddeau.Jt Mt Harry L.Warren,Jt AMB and Mn. A.Vernon Weaver

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous Mt and Mrs. Robert E. Cummings.Jt LT WUUam R. DUlen, USNR (Ret.) CART and Mn. Donald D Farshing.Jt CDR and Mn. Gene C. Hetcher Mrs.Verne H.Jennings Mr. and Mrs.WiUiamT. KeUeher CDR and Mrs. James Kirkpatrick •* Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Marmet ADM and Mn. Wesley L. McDonald CDR Samuel A. PUlar, USN (Ret.) CAPT John L. Prehn,Jt, SC, USN (Ret.) CAPT Francis J. Readdy USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Henry D. Ruppel CAPT and Mn.WiUiam M. RusseU Mr. WUUam T. Sanders, Jt Mrs, Jean Sitz CAPT and Mn.John E. Snyder • Mn. Shirley ToU

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CAPT and Mrs. James L. Andenon CAPT and Mn. Roy C.Atkinson CAPT and Mn. Alan E Barnes CDR Marvin J. Becket USNR (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. MUo G. Coerper CAPT and Mn.Joseph R Cofer.Jt CDR and Mrs.John E. Cohoon CAPT and Mrs.Theodore E Davis Mn.John G. Firmeran LCDR and Mn. George W Hosking CDR John WJahant, USN (Ret.) Mr. Walter M.Johnson.Jt LCDR and Mn. Richard S.Jones Mr. Kaye R. Kiddoo CAPT and Mrs. Charles A. Kiser Mr. Richard D McNeU RADM and Mn. Jeffiey C. Metzel.Jt VADM and Mrs. John H. Nicholson Mr. Andrew J. Peacock, Jt CAPT Robert C. Peniston, USN (Ret.) LCDR John J. Raftery, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.J. Daniel ReUlyJt CDR and Mn. Albert H. Rusher ENS Donald R Shavet USN (Ret.) Mr. Arthur Steloff CDR and Mrs.John H. Stone,Jt CDR and Mrs.Wirt C.Thayer

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Dt and Mn.John G.Albright Mr. and Mrs. PhUip E. Baylor Mr. and Mn. Richard J. Beaubien LCDR and Mrs. Raymond R. Berruer CAPT and Mn. Homer R. Bivin CAPT and Mn.James A. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Norris W Carnes CAPT Arthur L. ChUd HI, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Charles B. Crockett.Jt CDR and Mrs. Richard A. Dadisman Mr. Lyim A. Davenport, St Mrs. James G. Dickson Mr. Robert P Fletcher HI LT and Mrs. WUUam G. Granat •* LCDR and Mn. Boyce H. Grier LCDR and Mn. Ralph H. Kinset Jt CDRandMn.OUieJ.Loper

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17 faculty and administrator positions, including faculty chairs, distinguished visiting professors (DVPs) and distinguished military professors (DMPs) have been funded by private gifts. Examples include the Distinguished Chair in Leadership, the Class of 1957 Chair in Naval Heritage, the Class of 1960 DVP in National Security, the Dr David F Rogers DVP in Aeronautical Engineering and the Class of 1972 DMP in Character Development. These faculty members add tremendous value to the Academy's curriculum and provide a more robust academic experience for midshipmen.

Mn. George Maragos LCDR and Mn.John E ManhaU CAPT and Mn. AUison L. Maynard CDR and Mn. Bergen S. MerrUl,Jt Dt and Mn. R. Hugh Minor Mn.PhyUisWNiedfeldt Mr. Alfred B. Nimocb.Jt Mr.AlbertJ.Richter CAPT and Mn. Robert E Roche CDR and Mn. Harry R Rodgen.Jt CDR and Mn. Louis R Rossi Mr. and Mn. Rufiis E. Sadler RADM and Mrs. Kennedi R Sean Mn. Helen B. Sisson CAPT and Mrs. Charles E. Slonim * RADM and Mn. Carlton B. Smith Mn. Richard B. SouthweU Mrs. WUUam A. Spencer CART and Mn. Ernest R. Stacey CAPT and Mn.Jack M. Stevens Mt and Mrs. Lewis B.TaylotJt Mn. Richard R Umbel LCDR and Mn.Timothy EWeUings.Jt

Donor CART and Mn.Joseph L.Adeknan CAPT Richard D. Amme, USN (Ret.) Mt Brace R. Baldwin Mt and Mn. Robert N. Barker CDR Bradford A. Becken, USN (Ret.) t CAPT John A. BeUan.Jt, USNR (Ret.) The Honorable Lawrence BUder Dt and Mn.WUUam R Blaitjt Mr. George R. BowUng, Jt

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Mt and Mn. Richard G. Brown CAPT and Mn. Charies S. CarUsle The Honorable and Mn.James E. Cartetjt Mn. Rita Case Mr. Stanley M. CecU CART and Mn. Raymond E. Chamberlain.Jt CART and Mn, James H, Chapman CART and Mn. Marwood R. Clement.Jt Mr. and Mn. Eari L. Coen Mr. and Mn. Richard T. Crane Mr. and Mrs. Jackson B. Craven, Jt CDR and Mn, Bendey B, Crawford CART and Mn. Lawrence J. Cuitin Mt and Mn. Harry L. Curtis,Jt Mt and Mn. NeffT. Dietrich,Jt * Mn, Dawn Doscher Mt and Mn. Henry R. Duden.Jt CAPT Kennedi O Ekelund,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Joseph D Evans CDR and Mn.James E. Farley Mt and Mrs. WUUam E. Forsthoff CAPT WUUam L. FostetUSN (Ret.) Dt and Mrs. Wade H. Foyjt CAPT and Mrs. Richard S. Gardmer CAPT and Mn.John T. Geary CDR and Mrs. WUUam M. Georgen CART and Mn. Noah W Gokey III MtWUliam G. Graham CAPT and Mrs. Rex Gygax CDR and Mn. Edgar G. Hanson CART and Mn.James C. Hatch Mt and Mn. Bruce R. Hoefer Mt and Mn. Robert R. Hornetjt

Mn. Carolyn Hont Mn.AUce H u ^ n s CDR and Mn.WUUam M.Johnson,Jt Mt and Mn. Edward E Kaska LCDR and Mn. Francis L. Keidi CAPT and Mn. EUner H. Kiehl Mt and Mn.James C Landes.Jt LCDR George M. Larkin,Jt, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mn. Roth S. Leddick CDR and Mn. Jeremiah E. Lenihan * LCDR and Mn. Louis A. Marckesano Col and Mn. Lawrence A. Marousek Mt and Mn. Frank D. ManhaU Mt and Mrs. AUen E Maxfield CDR and Mn. Robert H. McDougal Mt and Mn. Isaac W Metzger Mn. Creuza Nordberg CAPT and Mn. Jerry J. Nuss CAPT Duncan Packet USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Otto G. Pitz,Jt CDR and Mn. Loins T. Renz Mn. Marilyn Richards CAPT and Mn. George D RUeyJt LCDR and Mn. Kenneth M. Robinson CDR and Mn.WUtonT Sanden.Jt Mn. Robert E. Schenk Mn. Edward A. Scoles LCDR Donald K. Skinner t Mt and Mn.WUlE SmaU CAPT Robert S. Stone, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. G. Piatt Talcott Dt and Mn. George S.Tate,Jt Dt and Mn.Thomas R.Teply CDR and Mn. Earle N.Trickey Mt and Mn. Kennedi H.VoUc CAPT and Mn. D. Mason WeUs Mn.JuUeA.Welsh Mr. and Mn. Donald D.Welt CDR Buck D.WUUanis,Jt, USN (Ret,)

1948 Total Class Giving - $154,870 Average Gift - $1,489 Participation - 25.87%

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CDR and Mn. Charles R. Braley,Jt ADM and Mn.Thomas B. Hayward CART and Mn.Warren H. Ordand • Mn. Richard H. Sprince

President's Circle Worden Assodate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt .md Mrs. Edwin M. ChapUne CAPT and Mn. Howard S. Crosby Mt and Mn. Robert S. Curi '* LTJG Melvin M. Forman, USNR CAPT Eugene E KeUy USN (Ret.) tand and Mn. KeUy t Mr. and Mn. Carlos C.VUIarreal

President's Cirde ($2,500-$4,999) RADM and Mn.James R.Ahem CAPT and Mn. Frank L. Boushee

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2 0 0 6 Donor Report

CAPT and Mn. Claiborne S. Bradley Mr. and Mn. Donald R BiUirer Mt and Mn.Joseph H. Curi CDR md Mn.W Stanley Dodd,Jt CAPT and Mn. Robert D. Duncan Mn. Betty Edelson CDR md Mn. Charles E Gordet St CDR md Mn. Donald B. HaU RADM md Mn. Charles C Heid,Jt CAPT md Mn.John L.Jensen,Jt Mt Burton H. Kleinmm RADM Francis EMangsnarotUSN (Ret) tand Mn. Mmgmaro Col md Mn.Thomas E. Murphree II Mn. Robert K. Schenkel Mt md Mn. E. Newbold Smith CAPT md Mn. Samuel T. Smith, Jt Mt md Mn. Curtis R.Wick •

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CART md Mn.WUUam H.Borchert CAPT Robert G. Buechlet USN (Ret.) CDR John A. Chapmm II, USN (Ret) RADM md Mn.WUUam E Chffoni,Jt CAPT md Mn.Jack L. Gracey Mr. md Mn. George A. Herbert LT md Mn. Harold B. Lipschutz CDR md Mn.WUUam M. Matthew LCDR Edward B. PickeU, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Jay J.VennUya, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mn. Constmce N. Bates CDR md Mn. ChariesW. Buder CAPT md Mn. Roger Cariqiust LtCol md Mn.Thomas E. Dawson Col Thomas H. Galbraidi, USMC (Ret) Mn. LeUa Holstein Mn. Raymond Lochner CDR md Mn.John E Mmgold LtCol md Mn. Floyd M. McCurdyJt Mt md Mn. Stewart H. McLem Mr. md Mn. Mark J. O'Friel Mt md Mn. WUUmi A. Reavis CAPT md Mn. Edward B. Rogen.Jt CDR md Mn.Joseph P. Rogen.Jt CAPT md Mn. Richard B. Rubenstein LT md Mn. Richard U. Scott LTJG and Mn. Kenneth M.TreadweU Mn. Kenneth B.Webster

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. Frank L. Crump,Jt Mt and Mn.Jmies E. CaUahm.Jt RADM md Mn. CabeU S. Davis.Jt CAPT and Mn.WUUmi D Harkins Mn. Gordon M. Hogg Col and Mn. EdwardY Holt,Jt Mn. LUiana Kay Mt and Mn. Arthur S. Mehagim Mt and Mn. Eugene W MidUgan RADM md Mn. Charles E Rauch,Jt MtWUUmi L. Shea

Donor CDR ,md Mn. Gordon A. Andenon CDR ,ind Mn. George E BaU CDR and Mn. R. WUUam Bass

CAPT and Mrs. PaulV. Boriaug Mr. md Mn.John C Bowen CAPT md Mn.Jmies S. Bninson Mrs. Dousdas G. Buchmm Mr. md Mn. Beaumont M. Buck CAPT md Mn. Nicholas A. Castnicdo Ml. .Vlatthew .\. Chiara CDR md Mn. WUUam T. Chipman.Jt R_\DM md Mrs. KariJ. Chiistoph.Jt LCDR and Mn. Benjamin J. Conroy.Jt C'\PT md Mn.John R. Crumpton.Jt CAPT md Mr^ Edward M. Cuniinings.Jt CDR md .Mrs. John C Over Mr. lohn W. FaUoruJt CDR Robert H. Flood. USN (Ret) CDR md Mn. Robert L. Ghormley.Jt C\PT md Mn. Peter J. Goldmm R.\D.M md -Mn. Norman K. Green Mr. Robert K. Hammann R . ^ . \ l md .\ln. Donald R Harvw CAPT md .Mn.John R Hollmd CDR David A. Huitjt. USN (Ret.) LCDR md .Mn. Frederick D.Jackson. Jt CDR Han^ L.Jones. US.N (Ret) Mr. md .\ln. Richard E. Kosiba LCDR Francis X. Kuhn. USN (Ret) C\PT md .Mn. Cariton .\. K. McDonald .Mr. md .Mn. Roben W. O'ReUly Mr. md .\ln-James A. OsnUer Mr. MmdeU J. Ourisman LCDR and .Mn. Gerald L. RaUnet J t CAPT md .Mn. Geoige R. Parish,Jt Q^RT md Mn. Kenneth E. PhUUps LT md .Mn. Bunon J. Rab .Mi.WalterL.Rees CDR md Mn. MevCT H. Rose CDR James C Ruehrmund, USN (Ret) C\PT md Mrs. Jonadian A- Sisson Mt md .Mn.James B. Sizer HI CDR and Mn. Harold .\. Smidi CDR MUtbrd S.Terrass. US.N (Ret) Mt and .Mn. PhilKp F.Thomas CDR md Mis-Wtaen RWhite R-ADM md .Mn. Kennedi E.Wilson Mt and .Mn. Goidon .M. Ehrman

1949 Total Class Giving - $131,526 Average Gift - $967 Participation - 36.27%

CAPT md Mn. Kurt E Dorenkamp * CART JmiesV Fenero, USNR (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.WUUam H. HmiUton.Jt Mr. md Mn. Robert T. Hardemm CAPT Donald J. Loudon. USNR Col md Mn. Robert L. McElroy Mr. James A. McQuiUing Col md Mrs. Tom D. Paisons LT md Mn. WUUam T. Roos MI. md Mn.WUUmi C Smtt CAPT md Mn.John H.Vice

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LT WUUam L. CoUms. USN (Ret.) CART Claude E. SvvecketJt, USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Ralph E.WUson.Jt

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) .\lr. and .Mn.Ted M. Aimenbeig * ENS md Mn.John E. Benoit CART and Mn. Melvin Bemgard .Maj Louis E. Branch, USAF (Ret) CDR Warren E Brown, USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Richard A. Clavtor CART md Mn. Charies L. CuhiveU CART Lav\TEnce H. Deri^v'.Jt, USNR (Ret) Mr.WUUam E. Duke. Jt * .Mr. Ephraim P. Glassman CART md Mn.WUUam S. Guthrie LT Stanlev-J. Greif USN (Ret) md Mn. Elaine Greif Mr. and Mn. Frederick G. Horan Mr. md Mn.John C Huenerbeig Mr. and Mn. Lemond D Lang â&#x20AC;˘* MI. md Mn. Donald W. Lapplev' CAPT md Mn. Walter E. Maiquardtjt CDR Harrv-W Morgm,Jt, USN (Ret) Col md Mn. Robert C Needham Mr. md Mn. Richard B. Plank CAPT md Mn. Cabin W. Roberts .Mr. md Mn. Fridiiof N. Sagerhokrtjt Mr. md Mn. Thomas T. Seehe.Jt CAPT Charies M. Smith. USN (Ret.) CAPT md -Mn. Raul E. Smidi CART md Mn. Donald RTrueblood CDR md Mn. PhUip Vladessa * Dr. Jerome H. Zins

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

President's Circle Luce Associate ($70,000-524,999; Ml. md .Mn.WUUam D. ColUiis.Jt Dt md .Mn. Robert E. Finnigan Col RandlettT Lawrence. USMC (Ret)

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5M)-$9,999} LCDR md .Mn. Harrv'J. Donahue CAPT and Mn.W Charies HaskeU VADM and Mn. Edwaid C WaUer III

Presidents Cirde ($2,500-$4,999} Mt md Mn. John A. Bacon. J t Ml. md Mn. Kenneth A. Bott St

* Matdnng Gift

tDeceased

CAPT md Mn. Rhodes Bo>'kin,Jt CART md Mn. Kari E Cook LCDR md Mn. Joe A. Dickson * CAPT md Mn. Peter L. FuUinwider RADM md Mn. Eugene S. C Ince.Jt RADM md Mn. Edward M. Kocher Mt md Mn. HaUbid E. Maninger MI. md Mn. Robert W. MaxweU CART md Mn. Raymond L. MUler CART md Mn. RobaU- E Mohrhardt RADM md Mn.James D MurT3>;Jt CAPT md Mn. Curtis R. Norton, Jt ADM Edward J. Otdi,Jt, USN (Ret) CDR md -Mn. Frank R Schlosser Mr. md Mn. Geoige S. Schuchart RADM md Mn.James H. Scott RADM Sumnei Shapuo. USN (Ret) ^ CART md Mn. Peter S. Sv\anson LCDR md Mn. CUnton RVaU

Donor CART md Mrs. EiiiUe W Achee CART md Mn. Richard S. Agnew CAPT md Mn. Edward L. Aldermm Mr. Normm Alrnim Mt C.Thomas AttL\,Jt CART md Mn. AUen H. Balch Mr. Robert C.Balfour HI Mt md Mn. H. Brock Baikley,Jt Mn. MarUyn Barrow CART Reynolds Beckvvidi, USN (Ret) CART md Mn.WUUam W Bennett CAPT Roger M. Boh.Jt, USN (Ret) Col md Mn. M. M. Bonner CAPT md Mn. Robert E. Brady CDR James B. Brown, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Dempsey Budet Jt Mn. Herbert E Budei Ml. Andrew R. Cair CAPT Robert N. Congdon, USN (Ret) Mn. Rudolph E D'Ambra Mr. Daiuel H. Daniels Mr. Chester G. Da\is * CDR md Mn. Edwin L. Dennis,Jt RADM md Mn.John J. Ekelund Mn.WiUiam T. Emerv" RADM md Mn. Robert J. Eustace Mr. md Mn. G. Donald Fishet Jt CAPT md Mn. Donald A. Gairing Mn.Jane L. Garrison Mr. and Mn. Bernard Gewirz CDR WUUam I. Goewev; USN (Ret) LT Richaid G. Greenwood, USNR (Ret) CDR md Mn. MUton Gussow Mr, James W Hanson Col md Mn. George A. R Haynes The Honorable BobT. Higjit CDR Louis E.V.Jackson, USNR CDR Thomas M. Kasmet USN (Ret) Mr. md Mn. Richaid W KeUy Mr. md Mn.WMlace D Kessel Mr. md Mn.John G. Landen Mr. Roy W Lankenau Mr. Jack R. Leisure CAPT md Mn. ALmY. Levine CAPT md Mn. WUUam H. Lynch CDR and Mn.Timothy R. Mahoney Mn. Barbara McArthur CDR md Mn.Thomas E. McDonald CAPT James L. McVoy, USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn.WUUam H. Meanix,Jt Mr. Donald A. Nadig Mr. md Mn. LawTence G. O'ConneU. Jt CART Patrick G. O'Keefe, USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Andrew J. Owens Mr. -MalcoUn E. Phares CAPT md Mn. WUUam G. Read,Jt Mr. md Mn.JackW Rupe CDR md Mn. Frank C Sain CAPT md Mn. Ernest D Smden CDR md Mn.WUUam J. SavvteUe -Mn.Valentine Schaeffer CDR EUiott R Schuman, USNR (Ret) Mn. Sumner Shapiro Dr. md Mn. Robert L. Smith LCDR md Mn. Robert M. Smidi CAPT C S. Snodgrass.Jt. USN (Ret) MI. md Mn. David H. Sprague Mr. MalcoUn H.Thiele Mr.W Jerome Thomas CDR md Mn. Harold ETipton.Jt CAPT md Mn. Robert W.Tiws

ADM md Mn. Hany D.Tram II Col Orimdo A.WaU,USAF (Ret.) CDR Thomas J. Walten, USNR (Ret) CAPT md Mn.Thomas EWadcins MtR.PereWUUmis CAPT md Mn. David J.Woodani Mn. EUen R Woods Mr. md Mn. Dume C.Young

1950 Total Class Giving - $1,594,773 Average Gift - $15,483 Participation - 25.88%

President's Circle Nimitz Assodate ($250,000 and above) Mr. md Mn. Robert R OUver

President's Cirde Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mr.JamesW Kiimear III MI. md Mn. Royd A. Smith *

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) RADM md Mn. Roy D. Snydet Jt

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CDR and .Mn. Gariand R. KUboum.Jt MI. and Mn. Jacques FTreviUyan

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) RADM md Mn. Donald S.Albright Jt Mr. md Mn. NeU D. Chaitin CAPT and Mn. Rav'mond E. Er^e ADM Sylvester R. Foley,Jt. USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Donald K. Forties RADM Mark R Fnidden, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Alexmder L. Kivlen RADM md Mn. Robert C .MmdeviUe, Jt CAPT WaUs A. Matson II, USN (Ret) VADM md Mn. Robert R. Monroe CAPT md Mn. Charies L. MuU CDR md Mn. Charies A. Orem CAPT md Mn. KmgW Pfeiffer CAPT md Mn. J. Richard PoweU,Jt CAPT md Mn. Adrim O. Rule III MI. and Mn.John A. Sivrigjit Mr. md Mn. Anthony E Suraci

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. md Mn. Robert H. Babbe VADM md Mn.Thomas J. Biglev' Mn. Kennedi E. Bixby CAPT Bernard L. Bureau, USN (Ret) Mr.AlbertE. Drew Mn.WUUam B. Famsvvorth LT Baron J. Gordon, USN (Ret) Mn. MarUyn Kilroy Maj Gen md Mn. Leigjiton R Palmerton *

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IMNI CAPT and Mn. PhUip J. Ryan CAPT and Mrs. Leon W. SnUth CART and Mn. David J. Space CART md Mn.John B. Stetson

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Col and Mn. Lee R. BendeU Miij md Mn.James S. Bier CAPT .and Mn. Roger L. Buck CAPT and Mn. Norman E. Carpenter CDR and Mn. Gerard G. Coleman CAPT and Mn.WiUiam H. DeMen II Col and Mn. George G. Deranian CAPT md Mn.WUUam E Diehl Col and Mn.John E. Greenwood Mt and Mn.VirgU R. Hancock CAPT md Mn. RockweU HoUnm CDR and Mn.John S. Holmes Mt and Mn. Franklin C. Houset Jt Mt and Mn. Charies R.Jantho Lt Col Richard E. Keeblet USAF (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.WUUamW Lasley Mt and Mn. Donald C Lind Mt .ind Mrs. George R. Lofiis LCDR and Mn.John F McNabney Lt Col and Mn. George D. Michie CAPT and Mn.WUUmi A. MUler Mn.John E. Reid Lt Col Thomas H. Saltsmm, USAF (Ret.)

CAPT and Mn.WiUiam H. Grigg CAPT md Mn.John M. Hendenon Col and Mrs. John J. Hobson CDR and Mn. WUUams H. R Hopkins CAPT Wayne L.Jensen, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn,Jack D.Jordan CART and Mrs.James E. Kaune Joseph J. Rausnetjt and Joann F Pausner Mt and Mrs.Thomas A. Peterson CDR Arthur L. Pleasants HI, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Howard R. Portnoy CART and Mn. Samuel F Powel 111 LCDR and Mrs. Mortimer J. Richardson LCDR George R Ritchie,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.John J. Ryan.Jt CAPT and Mn. Keith C Spayde.Jt Mt and Mn. Robert J. White CDR and Mn. Peter W.Wood

1951 Total Class Giving - $423,339 Average Gift - $2,433 Participation - 42.03%

President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mt and Mn. Ralph W. Hooper

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mrs. Herbert R. Babmgton, Jt Lt Col and Mn, Harold R. Buehler Col Thomas E. Bulget USMC (Ret.) Maj Gen and Mn. PhUip J. Conleyjt CDR and Mn. George A. Fox.Jt Dt and Mn.WUUam F Hawkins Col and Mn. Harvey H. Hogue Col and Mn.John M. Kirk Mn. Dorothy H. Marsh CAPT and Mn. Richard W Martin CAPT and Mrs.Thomas J. MuUigan.Jt CDR and Mrs. Henry J. Nix CAPTThomas H. Ross, USN (Ret.) LtCoI and Mn. George V Ruos,Jt CAPT and Mn, Howard A, Shartel RADM and Mn. George B. Shick.Jt Col and Mrs.WUliam E. Simons CDR and Mrs. John C Snyder LCDR and Mrs. Francis J. Sterner CAPT and Mn.Walter R.Wagner Col AUie B. White.Jt, USAF (Ret,) CAPTJamesR.WUkins,Jtt CDR and Mn. C H.Young.Jt

Donor RADM and Mn. Henry D.Arnold Lt Col Bobby R.Avery, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. WiUiam L. Berger CAPT and Mn. David S. Boyd Mt and Mrs. Walter R. Congdon Mn. Wilfred B. Curiey LCDR and Mn. George H. Darfus CAPT and Mrs. Samuel L. Doak Mrs. Leslie S. Dorsey CAPT and Mn. Donald G. Fraasa Mrs. Harriet Green Mrs. Edwin G. Greenberg CAPT and Mrs. Charies L. Greenwood

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President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) RADM and Mn.James A. Winnefeld

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CART and Mn. Robert E.Adler Mt and Mn.WUliam G. Christoforo Mt Stanley Fuchs ADM and Mn. Kinnaird R. McKee CDR and Mn. Robert L. MUler * Mt and Mrs. Raun J. Rasmussen Dt and Mn.John W. Sheffield,Jt

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Lt Col Weldon R. Baird, USAF (Ret,) CAPT and Mn.Thomas A. Boyce VADM and Mrs. Edward A. Burkhaltetjt RADM Robert WCarius, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.Ward W. de Groot HI VADM and Mn. Robert F Dunn Mt and Mn. David G. Ghysels Mt and Mn. Donald R. Higgs LCDR and Mrs. Searie F Highleyman CAPT .md Mn.Jack E. McQueston CAPT James R. Nehez.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt Warren W Rothmann RADM and Mn. Guy H. B. Shaffer Mt and Mrs.WilUam R.Thonias,Jt * RADM and Mn. Paul D.Tomb CART and Mn. DavidW.Weidenkopf

Herndon Club ($7,000-5^499; CDR Robert L. AUsmaii, USNR RADM and Mn, Stanley J. Anderson

CDRJamesA.Bacon.USN (Ret.) * CAPT and Mn. CUfford R Barnes Mt Robert C Baxter CART and Mn. Leland E. Bolt CAPT Glenn M. Brewet USN (Ret.) Mrs. Marjory O. Brodie Mt and Mn. Albert S. Corwen CAPT and Mn.John R CromweU.Jt Mt WiUiam B. Duncan CDR and Mrs.WilUam C Eari Dt and Mrs. Allen Findley Mt and Mn. R,Tlph J. GUbert CAPT and Mn. Gulmer A. Hines.Jt Mt and Mrs. C.Thomas Hutchins,Jt * l^ADM and Mrs. Leland S. KoUmorgen RADM and Mn.WUUam H. Langenberg CAPTJackW Ledbettet USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Frank A. Liberato CAPT and Mn. Robin H. McGlohn LCDR Donald M. Sheely USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. David L. Soracco CAPT and Mrs.WiUiam S.Thompson LCDR and Mn. AlexanderW.Todd,Jt Mt and Mrs. Norman M. Tonkin CDR GordanVan Hook, USN (Ret.) * Mn.John R.Wales

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CDR GeneT AUendet USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn.WiUiam F Barbazette • RADM and Mn.John L. Butts Mt S.Arthur Cisale Col E. Paul Clark, USAF (Ret.) t CAPT Cari Courtright, CEC, USN (Ret.) Mt Joseph E. Dailey LCDR and Mrs. James E. Foley CAPT and Mn.John N. Green Mt and Mn. Richard C Hi^ns,Jt Col and Mrs. WiUiam E. Hutchison CART and Mn. George J. Klett CAPT and Mn.John P Leahy Mt and Mrs. Andrew Maloney CAPT and Mn. WiUiam T Marin Dt and Mrs.Tom G. McCreless.Jt CAPT md Mn.WiUi.im D. McDonough.Jt CART and Mn.John K. Nunneley LT and Mn. Albert E. O'Kane CAPT and Mn. Charies O. Paddock LCDR and Mn. WiUiam W Patterson.Jt LCDR and Mn. Richard A. Reckert •* CAPT and Mrs. Eugene H. Saylor Col and Mrs. Paul A. SnUth Lt Col and Mrs. Perry L. Stephens LCDR and Mn. Bertram H. StiUer LCDR and Mn. Charies H.Tollefson • CAPT and Mn. Lawrence RTrcadweU.Jt CDR and Mn.ArthurTWard CAPT and Mn, Ralph N.WhistletJt lUVDM and Mrs. Ross N. Williams

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499; Mt and Mrs. John E.Armstrong •* Maj Francis G. Balderston, USMC (Ret.) LtCol John B. Cart Jt, USMC (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Robert B. Carter LtCol Wilbur W. Dincgat USMC (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Robert H. Gold Lt Col and Mrs.James H. Grady Mt and Mrs. Harry B. Heneberget Jt

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Col and Mn.James C Hunt.Jt Maj Calvin W Hurd, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col and Mn.Jack 1. Kendrick LCDR md Mn. Charies D Lanon Col and Mrs.John R. Love CDR and Mrs. Angus Macaulay CDR and Mn. Grafton R. McFadden Mr. and Mrs.John McGavack.Jt Mt and Mn. Ralph C Morehead Col and Mn. Bernard S. Morgan.Jt Mn. Charies D. Morrow CDR and Mn. WUlard R. Olson CAPT James E. Radja, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mn. Frmk L. Rentz.Jt Mrs. Robert H. Roberts Col and Mrs. MUton Shaw CAPT and Mn. Robert H. SmaU Mt and Mrs. Frank A. Stelzer CDR and Mn.Wakefield S. M. Stornetta CDR and Mn.John P SuUivan CAPT and Mn. Claude J.Tetrick Lt Col and Mrs. Frederick J.Trostjt CAPT and Mn. Ralph E.VanderNaUlen

Donor Mt and Mn. Henry H. Adams,Jt CART and Mn. George A. Barunas,Jt CDR and Mn. Stuart M. Beck CAPTJosephA.BrayJt.USN (Ret.) Mt Sidney P Burke LCDR DarreU S. Chapman, USN (Ret.) CAPT Armen Chertavian, USN (Ret,) LCDR and Mn. RichardV ChUds Mn. Archer E. Church CART and Mn. Edward Clausnet Jt CAPT and Mn. MelvUle D Cunningham Mt and Mn. Richard B. Cunningham ENS W Ronald Davies, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Richard W Dem Mt and Mn. Roland J. Desrosien Mrs. Gay R Dien CAPT and Mn. Louis C Dittmar LCDR and Mn.Walter H. French.Jt CDR ,ind Mn. Harold W. Camber * LT and Mn. Frederick C Ganibke Col and Mn.J,inies W Hanmiond.Jt Mt and Mn. Robert W Hay CDR and Mn. Frank G. Hiehle.Jt Mt and Mn. R,iymond H. Howard LCDR and Mn. Richard R Innian Lt Col and Mn. Albert W.Johnson CART and Mn. Arthur DJones.Jt Dt and Mn. Michael R. Lachowicz CDR and Mn.WiUiam E Leppin,Jt Mt and Mn. Wilfred R. Litde CDR and Mn. Francis L. McGeachy Col .ind Mn. Robert H. Mcintosh LT and Mn. Stephen Melesko Maj and Mn. Fred D. Meredith CAPT and Mn. Clyde W Middleton Col and Mn. Robert J. Miillc CDR and Mrs. Graden L. Montgomery Brig Gen and Mn. David M. MuUaney CAPT and Mrs. Eric A. Nelson.Jt Lt Col and Mrs.WilUam J. Pardee Mt and Mn.WiUiam C Pariet St Col and Mn. Erwin C Peake Dt and Mn. Rudolph W Pierce LCDRWiUiamJ.PototskyUSN (Ret) Mt and Mn. Robert E Pramann Lt Col and Mn. Richard H. Rasmussen Col and Mn. Robert J. Rehwaldt

Mr. md Mn. Lawrence Radkowsky CAPT md Mn.ThornweU E Rush CART ,md Mn.WiUi.uii D. Shaughnessy CAPT .uid Mn. Frank T Shaver ' RADM md Mn. Alexander M. Sinclair Mt Frank C Skiles,Jt CDR John L.SnieltzetUSN (Ret.) CART md Mn.Warren G. Stevens Mn. Nmcy Swart CART md Mn.John G.TiUson CDR md Mn.Thomas W.Trout CAPT Paul B.Tuzo III, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn.WiUimi WVon Christienon Mt md Mn.WUUmi A.Weaver Col md Mnjmies E.White RADM md Mn.AUen D.WUUmis Lt Col md Mn.WUUam B.WUson Mn. Richard E.Wray CAPT Hertien A. Zoehret USN (Ret)

1952 Total Class Giving - $464,381 Average Gift - $2,470 Participation - 39.50%

President's Circle Halsey Assodate ($100,000-$249,999}

Col md MR. Michael L. Sorrentino CAPT and Mn. Norman E Stein Col and Mn.James S.Troutmm CAPT md Mn. Robert L.Turnage CDR .md Mn. Samuel B.WaUcer

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LtCol ,md Mn. Garnett R. BaUey Col and Mn. Francis W Bernier CAPT and Mn. AUyiiV Bress RADM and Mn. Lawrence C. Chmiben CDR md Mn. George L. Charbonneau CDR and Mn.WUU.-un D. Drake CDR md Mn.Thomas M. Dyken.Jt CDR md Mn. Charles D. Federico CAPT Howard F Haggard, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. George A. Heffernan Mt and Mn. David W Lang CDR and Mn.WUUam J. Laux.Jt RADM and Mn.Walter M. Locke Mr. Forrest P Lockwood CAPT Thomas W Lyons, Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn.Arthur H. McCoUum.Jt CAPT John E O'ConneU, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.WendeU B. Riven CAPT and Mn. Charles E. Seeger CART and Mrs. Peter A. Stark, Jt Mr. and Mn.Thomas H.Tonseth HI RADM md Mn.WUUam C.Wyatt III

Mr. md Mn.John S. Degnan CAPT md Mn.James A. LoveU, Jt

John Paul Jones Club

President's Circle Dewey Assodate

Lt Col and Mn.John H.AUen Mr. and Mn. Donald R. BeU CAPT and Mn. Harry L. Bixbyjt CAPT md Mn. Roger C. Bos CAPT md Mrs. Jacob C Brown CAPT md Mn. Robert B. ConneUy Dt and Mn.James B. CroweU.Jt CDR and Mrs.James N. D'Ono CAPT and Mn.Walter S. Gray HI RADM and Mrs. Charies E. Gurney III Mt and Mn. Ronald E Hattin Lt Col and Mn. Harvison Hunt 1st Lt and Mrs. Richard E. Kersteen LCDR and Mn. Paul S. MacLafferty • Lt Col and Mn.Jean M. Marchand CDR Robert E. Morris, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. James S. Niederkrome •* Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Novak CARTJamesW Organ, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. Robert A. Owens CAPT Richard R. PohU, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Harry A. Spencet Jt Lt Col and Mn.WendeU B. Stockdale CDR and Mrs. Hubert E. Strange,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Swanke • CAPT and Mn.James E.WUson,Jt CDR and Mrs. Charies H. Wiseman

($50,000-$99,999} CART md Mn.Alm E Clark

President's Circle Lejeune Assodate ($25,000-$49,999) Mr. md Mn.WUliam E. PUce

President's Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) RADM md Mn.James K. Nuimeley p,.--;j-_A'- n;„,i-

Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999} Mr. Robert C Maich Mr. md Mrs. John M. McKeown

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} CAPT and Mn. Eugene M. AvaUone, St CAPT and Mrs.Thomas C GosUn.Jt Mt and Mrs, Jerome W Gottesman CAPT and Mn. Robert E. HUl LCDR and Mrs. Lawrence W lannotti RADM and Mrs. Frederick C.Johnson Mr. md Mn. Bruce A. Reichelderfer •* VADM md Mrs. WiUiam H. Rowden RADM and Mn.WUUam J. Ryan VADM James A. SagerhoUn, USN (Ret,) The Honorable and Mrs.John E. Sheehan Gen md Mn. Lawrence A. Skantze

* Matching Gift

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($500-$999)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Maj and Mrs. John R. Alexander,Jt RADM and Mn. MUton R Alexich RADM and Mn. David M. Altwegg CAPT and Mn. Vincent J. Argiro CART and Mn.WUliam S. Balint,Jt LT Conrad S. Bannet USNR Mt and Mrs. Peter F Barry Capt Robert R Bardey USAF (Ret.) t

LCDR and Mrs.Jmies C Branyon Col and Mrs. Robert M. Burch CDR and Mn. WiUiam T Cari CDR and Mrs. R.ilph Carson CDR and Mn. Robert E Caulk LtCol and Mrs. Richard W Coulter LT and Mn.John B. Deppen Mt and Mn. Glenn C Drivet Jt Col and Mrs. Raymond E Girard.Jt CAPT md Mrs.Arthur R. Gustavson CDR and Mn.WiUiam E. HUfrank Mt and Mrs. Rufiis G. Hubbard Col and Mn. Gerald H. Hyndman LT and Mrs. Robert F Kampe Mt Joseph E. Karbus Mn. Robert C KeUy Dt and Mrs. Frank L. Kovarick CAPT and Mrs. Frederick W. Kraft CART John M. Langford, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. Lawrence Laymm Mt md Mn. Andrew Y. Le Moal Col and Mrs. George W. Lestetjt Col and Mrs. Prentice A. Lindsay Col and Mrs. Richard C. Lyons Mt and Mrs. Jerome M. Malament CDR and Mn. Charles C. McDonald Lt Col and Mrs. Clarence N. Munson Mt Paul E. NoeU LTBDOtt, USNR (Ret.) LCDR md Mn.John R. Owen Mr. and Mn.John I. PauUc CAPT and Mrs. Douglas W Payne Mn. Claire Payne Mt and Mrs. Joseph Pidkowicz Mt and Mrs. Jack R. PohUnan CAPT md Mrs.Jerome Rapkin CART and Mn. Jackson B. Richard Lt Col and Mrs. Edward B. Richter CDR and Mrs. Robert H. Schulze CDR and Mn. Robert E. Sheldon CAPT and Mn. Donald W Simons CAPT and Mn. Kenneth G. Smith MtThomas M.Thawley CAPT and Mrs. Svend E.Thomas The Honorable and Mrs. Clement C.Torbert,Jt Mt and Mrs.James EWelch Mt and Mrs.John C.Young CAPT and Mrs.Jerrold M. Zacharias RADM and Mn.WiUiam M. Zobel

RADM and Mn. Ralph R. Hedges LtCol and Mrs. James F Helsel Mt and Mrs. Robert E Holzwarth Mt James O HoneyweU,Jt Mt and Mn. Clarence L. Johnson CDR and Mrs. Robert W Lancaster Lt Col and Mrs. Nicholas A. Liontas CART and Mrs. Cari J. Lidel LT and Mn. Clyde D. Martin.Jt Mt and Mrs. Joseph J. McGowan.Jt * CART and Mn. Louis K. McMUlan.Jt Mt and Mrs, Chester E. McRorie CDR md Mrs.Theodore E. Mead Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. MUler Lt Col Harry M. Mitchell, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Leland G. MitcheU CAPT and Mrs.Thomas J. Moody LCDR and Mrs. Charies E. Moore Mt and Mrs. James A. Morrison.Jt Mt and Mrs. John R. Nelson •*• Capt and Mrs. MUton J. Olson Mt and Mrs. Edward M. Paluso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Portney Col and Mn. Kenneth R. Price Mt and Mrs. Forrest G. Ramsey, Jt Mt and Mrs.WUliam E. Roberts.Jt CDR and Mn. Grady H. Roby CDR md Mrs. James J. RoUins Col and Mrs. Ronald G. Shaw Mr. George L. ShUlinget Jt CAPT and Mrs. Payson D. Sieretjt CaptJ.Val Smith, USMC (Ret) LCDR Lucius R.SquietJt.USN (Ret.) Lt Col and Mrs. Stanley R. Swanson RADM and Mrs. Gerald J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John S.Tonetri CAPT and Mn. Larry G.Valade VADM and Mrs.Joseph B.WUkinson.Jt LT and Mn. Robert D. WUson

1953 Total Class Giving - $306,972 Average Gift - $914 Participation - 59.89%

Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999)

Donor CART and Mn. Frederick S.Adair CDR and Mrs. Raymond C Amor CDR and Mrs. Duane E.Anderson CAPT md Mrs. John J. Badgett LCDR and Mrs. Leshe L. Banghart CAPT and Mrs.WUliam H. Bannister RADM and Mn. Hugh A. Benton CDR and Mn. George H. Berry, Jt Mt and Mn. FUchard H. Carson CDR and Mrs. George P. Case,Jt CDR James A. Chesky, USN (Ret.) Mt Richard M. Chittenden CAPT Charies G. DarreU, USN (Ret.) Col and Mn. PhUip C Davis.Jt Mt WiUiam R. Delahunty.Jt Dt and Mrs. MaynardW. Dow CDR and Mn.WUliam R Eddy HI Mrs. Jean B. Falgoust LT and Mrs. Forrest E. Firth Col Paul K. German,Jt, USMC (Ret.) Col and Mn.John A. Haaren

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Dettmer • CAPT and Mrs. Joseph G. DiGiacomo CAPT and Mn. Michael T Greeley Mt and Mrs.T. Morris Hackney CAPT and Mn. Harry E. Robson

Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) RADM and Mrs. Peter C. Conrad Mac and Nancy Cramer Mt and Mrs. Osmund W Dixon,Jt Col and Mrs. David B. Grover Lt Col and Mrs. David B.Jones CDR and Mrs. Francesco A. Musorrafiri CAPT and Mn. Peyton R.Wise II

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Maj and Mrs. Joseph B. Bornstein CAPT and Mn. Francis T Brady

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SMNI CART md Mn. Nevin R Cart St Mt and Mrs. Michael R. Corboy Mr. md Mn. Dean O DeLmiar Col md Mn. George R. HaU CAPT md Mn.Augustine E. Hubal.Jt Mr. md Mn. Archie E MacAUaster RADM and Mn.Thomas L. Malone.Jt Lt Gen and Mrs. George D. MiUer Col and Mn. Brace E Ogden VADM md Mn.WUUmi E. Ramsey Mr. and Mn. CUfford CThomas.Jt ADM md Mn. CarUsle A. H.Trost

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) RADM md Mn. Richard C. Avrit Mt md Mn. Kimbrough S. Bassett CDR and Mn. Norman K. Berge CAPT and Mn. Walton T Boyetjt MtPaulW.Bradfield,Jt LCDR Edgar M. Chase, USN (Ret.) RADM md Mn. David S. Cruden Mr. md Mn. Kent W Curi • Mn. Robert P Davidson CAPT md Mn. Charies D. FeUows Brig Gen md Mn. Robert A. Foster CDR ChariesW. Fox,USN (Ret.) Col md Mn.WUUam A. Fredlund CAPT md Mn. Laurence T. Furey CAPT md Mn.Arthur H. GUmore CAPT md Mn. Roy O Girod CAPT Robert Gradel, USN Col and Mn. Robert E. Haydon CAPT and Mn.John E. Hoch.Jt VADM md Mn. M. S. Holcomb * Col md Mn.John K. Hyatt,Jt CDR md Mrs. Folsom Jenkins,Jt VADM and Mn. Bernard M. Kauderer CDR md Mn. Bartie B. Locke Mt and Mn. Samuel P. Massie LCDR md Mn. Walter J. McGreevy.Jt Mrs. Frances A. Moulton Mt md Mn.Thomas J. Murtagh Mt md Mn.WUUam J. Rape II CDR and Mrs. Raymond E. Paulsen CAPT md Mrs. Charies A. Reed CAPT and Mn.WUUam T Ross.Jt Mt md Mrs. Harold H. Rumph CAPT and Mrs. WUUam A. Rym CDR ArUsJ. SUnmons, USN (Ret,) Col md Mrs, Bertrand D Smith CAPT md Mrs. Reeves R.Taylor * LCDR E Joseph Thomas and Mrs. Maria C Baker Mt MUton H.Toknan * Mn. WUlard J.Vien Col and Mn. Albert L.VUlaret CDR and Mrs. David FWagner Mt and Mrs. Charies S.Walker CAPT James EWUlenbrink,USN (Ret) CDR md Mn.Jack L.WUson

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mrs. Ruth Aiau CAPT and Mn. Richard K.Albright CDR and Mn.WiUiam D AUen, St CAPT and Mrs. George H. Barthelenghi CDR and Mrs. James R. Botten Mt and Mrs. Bernard C Botula CAPT and Mrs.John H. Boyd.Jt

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LCDR and Mn. Charies L. Boyer LtCol and Mrs. James J. ConnoUy CDR and Mrs. Leo P Cuccias CDR Charies N. Diesel, USN (Ret.) Maj Aulmian Doty, USAF (Ret.) LT Charles B. Dunn, USNR LCDR and Mn. Denver D. Eddy CAPT and Mn. Harvey A. FaUc,Jt RADM and Mn. Frederick G. FeUowes.Jt RADM and Mn. Donald L. Felt Mn. George K. Eraser RADM md Mn.Joseph E Frick Rev. and Mn.John A. Furgerson CART and Mn.Joseph A. GUdea CDR Watson W Goldsmith, USNR (Ret.) CART and Mrs. Norman E. Griggs CDR Robert E. Hatchet Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Jerome B. Hayes, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.E. WUl Hays Mt and Mn.JuUus L. Helvey II Lt Col and Mn. Donald B. Hente Col Swart B. Herndon, USAF (Ret.) CDR Hugh W Higgins, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mrs. Albert H. Hinman Mt md Mn. Harley E. Hofirnan CAPT and Mn. Robert B. Hoffinm RADM and Mn. Stephen J. Hostetder CAPT and Mn.Walter B. HubbeU Mn. Henry D.HukUl LtCol and Mn. SarUey CJaksma Mr. md Mn. PhiUp M.JeUey Mr. md Mn. PhUip L. Knotts CDR ManhaU L. Kratz, USN CDR md Mn. Robert W Kuffel Mr. md Mn. Frmcis E. Lammen,Jt CAPT and Mn, Horace M. Leavitt.Jt CAPT and Mrs. WUUam A. Lynch Lt Col and Mn. Donald L. Mmg CAPT and Mrs. Robert C Martin Mr. Sidney E Mason LCDR md Mrs. Eugene C Matheson Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Matteson II Mr. and Mrs. John G. McCuUen,Jt CAPT Bernard R. McLaughUn, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mrs. Larry L. Morgan CDR and Mrs. Jack A. Myen Lt Col and Mrs. Edward B. Oppermann CAPT and Mn. Robert H. Osborn CDR and Mrs. Alton A. Pedenen Mrs. Alan J. Personette Mt Edwin J. Petersen, Jt Mt and Mrs. WUUam T. Prewett Mt and Mrs. John T. Quirk Mr. Lee G. RalUs CDR and Mn. Howard W. RandaU Mt and Mrs. Robert E. Reid * Col and Mrs.WilUam J. Richardson Lt Col and Mn.WUUam H. Ritchie,Jt CDR Donald J, Rothenberget USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Paul R. Salgado Lt Col and Mrs. Donald S. Sammis.Jt Mt and Mrs. John A. Schuerger Col Donald D. Smith, USAF (Ret,) LtCol and Mrs.John H. SnUth Mt and Mrs. Franklin M. Strohecker Mt and Mrs. Hal J. Styles, Jt CDR and Mrs.Thomas H.Taylor CAPT and Mn.WiUiam E.Trueblood CDR and Mrs. Donald E. Upshaw CAPT Peter R.Walket USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Robert J.Weber Lt Col and Mrs. Gerald E.Weinstein

Lt ColJamesTWestermeier, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mn.Jack D.WUner CAPT and Mn.Vaughn E.WUson.Jt Mt and Mrs. Richard S.Wise CDR Charles H.Wright.Jt, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mn. Richard TWright CART and Mrs. Christos Zirps

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LCDR and Mn. Dean A. Abrahamson Lt Col and Mrs. David E.AUen CDR and Mn. Richard E. AUnen CART and Mn. Curtis O.Anderson CAPT and Mn. Forrest R Andenon Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.Anderson Mt Donald R BaUey Mrs. Genevieve Barnes Mt and Mrs. Robert S. BickneU Mt md Mn. Bion B. Bieret Jt Mrs. PevereU BlundeU CAPT and Mn. Edwin H. Brooks,Jt CAPT Jack CampbeU, USN (Ret,) Mn, Mary J, CardweU Lt Col md Mrs.John B. Carmichael,Jt Mt and Mrs. Jack C. Cadett Col md Mn. Frank C Chace,Jt Mt and Mrs. Robert D ConoUy Mt and Mn. MalcoUn R. Corbin, Jt Col and Mn.WmcheU M. Craig,Jt CAPT and Mn.JohnV Cricchi CART Paul M. Crum, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Norval W Dixon,Jt CDR and Mn.WUUam J. Dowe.Jt Col md Mn. Robert B. Eddington CAPT Henry C EmmerUng,Jt, USNR CAPT and Mrs. Ernest W Fergusson CART Frmcis P Flynn, USNR (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. LouisJ. Gardner Mrs. Stanley Gavcus CAPT and Mn. Alvin S. Glazier Mt and Mrs. David M. Govm Mt and Mn. D K. Harrison Mt Robert E. Haskin CAPT and Mn. Albert M. Hayes,Jt CDR Cari B. Headland, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert E. Henipel HI, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn.James R. Hocking Mt and Mn. Donald S. Hobnes Mt Daniel J. Hopkins Lt Col md Mn. David W HoweU CAPT md Mn. Kenneth R Hughes LCDR and Mn.Jack K.Jaynes Mt and Mrs.James J.JeUnek Maj Laurence EJohnson, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Horace B. Jones, Jt CAPT and Mn. Donald J. KUUan CDR and Mn.John E. King.Jt Col and Mrs. Simon J. Kitder Mt and Mn. George W Knighton,Jt CAPT and Mn.WiUiam A. Lawler CAPT and Mrs. Sanford N. Levey Col md Mrs. Bertram A. Maas CAPT and Mn.WUbur J. Mahony LCDR and Mrs. Lewis M. Markhmi III Mt PhUip H. MaxweU CAPT and Mn. Brian R McCrane CAPT and Mn. Curtis W MUletJt Col and Mrs. Lawrence B. Molnar CAPT and Mn. Clarence E. Moore LT .and Mn. Robert R. North

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LtCol Arnold J. Orr, USMC (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Frmcis J. Ostronic Col and Mrs. Eugene E. Raro,Jt Mt Henry B. Patterson, Jt Mt James E Pope CAPT md Mn. WUUam J. Quirk CAPT and Mn. Robert J. Raffaele Mrs. Donald P. Rhude Ms. Robert Rieley CAPT and Mrs. MerUn C. Ritz Lt Col and Mn. Richard E. Robbins, St CDR and Mn.John R. Roepke Mt and Mrs. Mark W Royston Mt Robert A. SchaUer Col and Mrs. Stephen E. Schoderbek Col md Mn.Theodore H. Shadburn LCDR and Mn. Ronald L. Shairah Mt md Mrs. Glenn G. Sherwood Mr. md Mn. Bertram H. Shoopman,Jt Mn. Lorraine E. Shuck Mn. Betty Sokol Mr. md Mn.Thomas C Soudierlmd,Jt CAPT and Mn. Edwin E Spar Lt Col and Mn.JamesW St.John CAPT and Mn. Kenneth B. Stafford Mr. md Mn. George R. Stecker Mn.John R.Tutde DtCarolJ.VoeUcer Brig Gen md Mn. Donald A.Vogt Mt Harold L. Walten, Jt •* CAPT md Mn.Thomas C.Warren CAPT James M.Webster, USN (Ret.) Mn.Walter H.WeUs CAPT Otto WWUl III, USN (Ret) CDR Jmies D.Wright, USN (Ret.) CDRJoseph A.Young, USN (Ret) CDR md Mn, Raymond C Zahn

Donor CDR and Mn. Frank Adoraey CDR md Mn.WUUam RAlben Mt Frederick A. Alden HI CDR and Mn. Don J. Ammermm CDR md Mn. Frederick C.Andrews MtPhUUp H.Avery Capt and Mn.Jmies D Baldmger CAPT md Mn.WUUam C. Bendey CART md Mn. Artfiur C Bivens Mt md Mn. Rodney L. Borani Lt Col md Mn. Frmk M. Brown Mt md Mn.John T. Burkhardt Mn. LUUm CampbeU Lt Col md Mn. Frmk A. Camstra.Jt LT Harlmd A. Chadbourne,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. George O Charrier LCDR .and Mn. Richard G. Clark Col and Mn. Robert G. Cox Mt Smiuel S. Cox LTC md Mn. Edmund K. Daleyjt Mn. Donald E. Dalgleish RADM md Mn. Henry J. Davis, Jt CAPT and Mn. Michael C Davis Col and Mn. Frederick S. Degeneres.Jt CART and Mn. DarreU D Dempster CART and Mn. Robert G. DonneUy CAPT and Mn.Jolm A. Dunawayjt Mrs. Douglas S. Egan CDR Louis M. Fead, USNR (Ret.) Mn, Thomas W, Fitzgerald Mn.Trianne L. Freese Mn.John E Frost CDR and Mn. David A. Fudge

.Mn. Carol Haig Ml. md Mn. W^UUam C HaU Ml. Gunner O. Hansen CAPT LeRoy B. Hebbaid,Jt, USN (Ret) MI. Edwin M. Henrv.Jt CAPT md Mn.John M. Henson Mn. Richaid T Herkner Mi.Meh-mL.HUlert Mr. WUUmi M. Huegel CDR md Mn.Joe M.James Col George Jatras, USAF (Ret) md Mrs. SteUa Jatias LCDR md Mn. James R. Jenkins. Jt RAD.M md Mn. Clarence \. E. Johnson,Jt Lt Col md Mn. Robert D.Jones Col and Mn. Robert W. G.Jones Lt Col md Mn. Donald W. KUck CDR md -Mrs. Robert H. Knight LT md -Mn. Peter M. Kucyk CDR md Mn. Clarence M. Kunstmann Lt Col md -Mn. Larry H. Laird CDR md Mn. Walter W. Lake Mr. and Mn. Robert E Laufinan .Maj and Mn. Charies E. Lewis Col md Mrs. Robert E. LoweU LT md Mn.Joseph L. Malone.Jt Capt md Mn. Frederic A. Mann LT Frank L. Martin,Jt. USNR (Ret) LT md Mn. Walrfiei G. Masei LCDR md Mn. Clavton R Mav-s CDR md Mn- Robert B. McComb Dr. Thomas J. -McLean CAPT md Mn. Donald H. M c ^ CDR md -Mn- Rufiis J- Moore CMT md -Mrs. Edwin S. Moriaity LtCol md -Mn. lohn R_ .MuhKg, Jt C\PT md -Mn! -Meriin R Noriiy LT md -Mn. Robert E. Northrop M^ md .Mn. Lamont E. Ochs CDR md Mn. John E. PauUt -Mn. Patricia Quirk CAPT md -Mn. Daniel W Rice CAPT md -Mn- Francis L. Roach -Mn. Henry G. Schaffiaih CDR James R Scheimeriioni, USN (Ret) -Mt Richaid J. Schmicz LCDR Jem H. Schulie, USN (Ret) Lt Col md Mn-WaUace C Scott ID C-APT md -Mn. Leland H. Sebring LT md Mn. George O. Selz CDR and Mn. Elmer E. Sheeley; J t Mt md Mn. Dwav-ne A Sheets Lt Col md -Mn. BUly J. Sisco Col John A. Smithennan, USAF (Ret) Lt Col Robert V Smoak, St. USAF (Ret) Mn.Abram B. Snively -Mt md -Mn. Luis Sologuren, St LCDR md Mn. Herman A Spanagel Mn- Daniel P. Speriing MtBUlG. Stames Majjama E. Stephens, USAF (Ret) Mt md Mn. Gayle G. Stuckei LtCol md Mn. Thomas L. Sullivan CAPT md Mn. Lewis B. Sykes Mn. Ann Talbot CAPT md Mn. Anthony M-Tortora Dr. Charies WTuric Mr. md Mn. Robert C Umbeiger Col WaUam WVon Hausen, USAF (Ret) U Col Harold E. Wakitsch, USAF (Ret) MI. md Mn. Gene RWaid CAPT and Mn.John FWeUUigs

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LCDR Richaid A.Whitcomb, USN (Ret) Mn. Robert C WUUams LCDR md Mn. Edgar K.Wood,Jt CDR md Mn. John R Wood Dr. md Mn. Edward P Woodvvorth CDR Edward R. Worth, USN (Ret) LCDR md Mn.James A. Youse Lt Col MUton E. L. ZeUmet USAF (Ret)

1954 Total Class Giving - $298,558 Average Gift - $1,180 Participation - 52.08% President's Cirde Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Gen and Mn. Robert T. Henes

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CDR md Mn.ThomasV Banfield II Mr. md Mn. Richard K. Byen Dr. and Mn. Denis A. Conrady Maj Gen md Mn.WiUiamW Hoover Ms. Sandi L. Knight Lt Col md Mn. George B. Parks CART md Mn. OUverV ShearetJt CAPT md Mn. Edwin A Shuman ID

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Ml-WiUiam A. Creaget Jt CDR md Mn. David R- Hmkle CAPT md Mn.WUUam C HoUnm CAPT md Mn. Jonathan S. Hurt CDR md Mn. Cari L. Mastet Jt Mr. md Mn.James A Prestridge,Jt RADM Edwaid K.WaUcet Jt, USN (Ret)

Col md Mn. Timothy J. Downs, Jt LCDR md Mn.Alm J. Dwonky * Col and Mn. Stephen S. Eisenhauer CDR md Mn.WUUam E. Greer HI CAPT md Mn.WUUamW. Hargrave,Jt CAPT md Mn.James C Hay Mn.WUUam D HoUomm Mn.Anne Jordan CAPT md Mn.Jerold L. Krumwiede Mr. md Mn. Elvvood W Land,Jt CAPT md Mn. ChariesW. Learned,Jt Mn. Mauro J. MaltagUari Mr. md Mn. Robert T. Martin Col md Mn. Frederick A. Mathews CAPT md Mn. Donald J. Meyer Mr. md Mn.WUUam J. Montgomery LCDR md Mn. Frmcis S. Mudgett Mr. Biyce A. Mutch, Jt RADM md Mn.WUUam C Ned MI. WUUam E. Oberholtzer HI CAPT md Mn. George E. Prochaska * CAPT md Mn. Kennedi W R u ^ e s CDR md Mn. Robert D. Schoeckert CAPT md Mn. David G. Smidi Mr. and Mn.Timothy C.Taylor * CAPT md Mn. Ralph A.TumetJt Mr. and Mn.John L.Vaughm,Jt Mr. md Mn.W. RWalker CDR md Mn. Eugene N.WUfert CART John L.Woodward, USN (Ret) LtCol and Mn. PeterYadlowsky CAPT md Mn. GeoigeV Zeberiein,Jt

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT Peter C AlecxUi, USNR (Ret) Mn. Richard J. Alger Mr. Max Anacker Mr. md Mn.Walter S.Anderson CAPT md Mn. Michael G. Basfoid Col md Mn.Jo Brendel

CDR md Mn. Richaid E Bums CDR md Mn. Howard R. Cmter Lt Gen md Mn. Aloysius G. Casey Mr. md Mn. Richard H. ChUdress CAPT md Mn. Richard A. Cuiriei CDR md Mn. Robert L. Cutts CAPT md Mn.John E. Dougherty CAPT Ralph CEldetUSN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Donal W EUiott CDR Hbert L. FrybetgetJt, USN (Ret.) Col Wayne T Frye, USAF (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Eugene L. Geromme II Col WUUam R. GUmore, USAF (Ret.) Mr. md Mn.WUliam C Grayjt CDR md Mn. Robert S. Haines CDR md Mn. Richard R. Hardey CAPT md Mn. George M. Henson RADM md Mn. Edwaid J. Hogan, Jt CDR md Mn.James E Lamore Lt Col md Mn. Ronald E. Lief Lt Col md Mn. ClovisT. Lightsey Col md Mn. Francis J. McCarthy, Jt CAPT md Mn. George R. McKee,Jt CDR md Mn. ManhaU R. Messinger Mr. md Mn. Richaid G. Padberg Mr. md Mn. David L. Pease CDR md Mn. David R. Raunig Col md Mn. Don R. Ray Mr. md Mn.John W. Rigterink * RADM md Mn. Robert B. Rogen Maj md Mn. Doral R. Smdlin CDR John M. Seacord, USNR Col Alois A. Slepicka, USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Curtis A. Sorenson Dt Eugene O S. Stevenson CDR md Mn. Peter J.Vogelbeiget Jt CDR and Mn.John E.Wagner Maj md Mn. Eari EWliipple,Jt CAPT md Mn. Leon G.Wood,Jt Col and Mn. Fitz W M.Woodrow,Jt CAPT md Mn.James R.Wright RADM md Mn. Harold L.Young

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} Anonvmous LtCol LouisWAltetJt, USMCR CART md Mn.James E BeU Mr. md Mn. Frank A. Brame III CAPT md Mn. Peter B. Easton CART md Mn.Theodore M. Edson Mr. md Mn. Frederick J. Frmco * CAPT md Mn. Fred A. HuU Mn. Frederick W Knops Ml. md Mn. Edwin G. Krikorim VADM md Mn. Edwaid H. Martin Col md Mn. Michael A. Nassr CART md Mn. George R. Robeyjt VADM md Mn. NUs R.Thunmm

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LCDR md Mn. Snowden C.Ager CAPT md Mn. Dwight M. Agnew,Jt Col md Mn. Geoige W Bodiyl CDR George E. Chishobn II, USN (Ret) CDR md Mn. Shefcy VT Clark LCDR WUUam R Colvin, USN (Ret)

Yard facilities that help the Academy fulfill its mission include the Glenn Warner Soccer Facility, Robert Crown Sailing Center, Terwilliger Brothers Field at Max Bishop Stadium, Alumni Hall and the Commodore Uriah R Levy Center and Jewish Chapel, which have all been built or renovated using private gift funding.

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MNI Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Lt Col md Mn.Jack R.Andenon CDR md Mn. Charles W Bartholomew CART md Mn.Walter R. Beck CAPT md Mn. Frank R. Berkhmier CART md Mn. Robert R. Brinei CART md Mn. MelvUle R. Byington,Jt CAPT md Mn. Mark W. Byrcl Mr. and Mn.John D. CampbeU Mn. SUnone Cme CAPT md Mn. Ralph E. Chidley Mr. md Mn. Henry W Cianflone CART md Mn.Walter J. Coakley CAPT Robert G. Conaughton, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn.James P. CouUlard CDR md Mn.WUUmi H. Crooni Col md Mn. Madison M. DaUy CAPT md Mn. Richard J. Damico RADM md Mn.WUUam D Daniels CDR and Mn. Maurice H. Desseyn CDR md Mn.Jamieson K. Deuel Mr. md Mn. Frank J. Doney Col and Mn. Ernest E. Evans,Jt Rev. John P. Fahey Mt md Mn. Kenneth A. Ferrer CART md Mn. CUfton G. Fostet Jt CDR md Mn. George M. Gans Mr. and Mn.John M. Gerding CAPT md Mn. Harold A. Glovietjt CAPT md Mn. RhUip G. Graessle CART md Mn.WUUam C. Greenlaw Mr. md Mn. AUm R. Gunion LCDR John W. Havicon, USNR (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Oscar A. Herzer CAPT md Mn. Richard G. HoUenbach Mr. md Mn.WUUam E Holtz • CAPT Arthur D. Jesset USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn.JamesVJoUiff RADM and Mn.John RJones,Jt CAPT and Mn.John G.Juergens CAPT md Mn. Frederick J. KoUmorgen LCDR md Mn. Chris Krahn Mr. md Mn.WUUam R. Lutz Col Gerald F Mackey, USAF (Ret.) Mt Robert TMcCaffiey Mt Ronald E McDevitt Col and Mn.WUUam G. McKay Mn. Patrick J. McNenny CAPT md Mn. Raleigh B. MUletJt Mn. Edward H. Mortimer Mn. Richard W Nelson CDR md Mn.John E. Newton CAPT Frank R. Nolm, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Leo A. Onino CDR md Mn. Lester E. Ostrom LtCol md Mrs.James L. Owens CAPT md Mn. Lee R. Pattenon Col and Mn.Wmston D. Pattenon Mrs. Euguene M. Roe CDR and Mn. Albert D Raper CDR md Mrs. Richard R. Read Mt md Mn.John A. Reid CDR Walter T Richards, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Robert R. Robertson.Jt Rev. and Mrs.John H. Rodgen,Jt Mt and Mn. Richard D. Runyan Col and Mrs. WiUiam E. Schuler RADM and Mrs.Thomas U. Seigenthaler Mt and Mn. Dexter H. Shaler

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CDR Robert K. Sheehm, USN (Ret.) CDR Lloyd H. Snidet USN (Ret.) t CDR md Mn. Richard C SoderhoUii CAPT md Mn. Michael J. Stoffel Lt Col md Mn. James T. Strader Mr. md Mn. Charles H.Taylor CART .-md Mn. Herbert D.Trenhmi CART Charles H. Ukich, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Robert M.Watson Lt Col James CWhadeyJt, USAF (Ret.) CART and Mn. Charles G.Wheeler CART md Mn. Hal D.Wood CDRJoseph J. Zable, USN (Ret.)

Donor CWO and Mn. Charles E. BaUeyJt CDR md Mn. Gaylord B. BaUard CDR md Mn. Lawrence D. BaUou CAPT md Mn. John R Bayne Mt md Mn.WUUam B. N. Berry LtCol md Mn. Barry N. Bitmer Mt md Mn. Leon N. Blair,Jt Maj Gen md Mn. Richard T. Boverie Mt md Mn.John S. Brennm Mn. Robert E. Burns Mn.Jom Cann Mr. Frank J. Caroccio CART Theodore C Casimes, USN (Ret.) Col md Mn. Richaid E. Cherryjt Mr. md Mn.John B. Claik Mn. Betty L. Conboy CART and Mn. Roderick R Crawford CAPT Bart M. DaUa Mura, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Carl C. Drenkard Mt md Mn. Dem W Ervin CAPT md Mn.TheodoreV Fekula Lt Col md Mn. Albert R Freetjt Mr. md Mn. Robert J. Gmter CDR and Mn. BasU E Grayjt CAPT md Mn. Charles R. Greene Mr. md Mn. Robert A. HaU Mr. md Mn.Jerry L. HamUton Lt Col and Mn.John E HarveU Mr. John A. HarvUla Mr. md Mn. Darwm L. Hatheway, St Lt Col and Mn. Ralph J. High Mr. md Mn. Maurice W Huffer RADM Charies B. Huntet USN (Ret.) Col Ivm J.Jones, USAF (Ret) Mt and Mn.John D. Keatmg Mt and Mn.James G. Kohoutek CDR and Mn. David E. Lewis CDR Ernest W Lietzm.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles A. Lockwood III LCDR md Mn.John E Lyding CAPT and Mn. PhUip Lyons Mt and Mn. Raymond R. Maestri CDR md Mn.John T ManhaU,Jt Maj Edmund E. Martinez, USAF (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Kleber S. M.isterson,Jt Lt Col and Mn.WiUiam L. MiUer CDR and Mn. Robert W. Montross Maj Gen Joe R Morgan, USAF (Ret.) Mrs. Mercedes Murray CDR and Mn. Richard C Myen Dt Harold A. Nagel.Jt CART and Mn, Matthew F Pasztalaniec CAPT and Mn. Julian C. Patrick Mt md Mrs. Raymond E Pavia Mrs.James Pepperdine Maj and Mrs. Frederick E. Pyeatt III

CAPT md Mn. Roger L. Reasonover,Jt Lt Col Raphael L. ReddUigton, USAF (Ret.) LCDRJmiesV Reynolds, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn.John E. Riester Mt md Mn. Charies K. Rourke Capt WUUmi ScuUion.Jt, USMC Maj md Mn.Jay G. SeUen CAPT Charles U. ShUUng, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Jay R. Snutfi,Jt Mr. CarlJ. Soreco CART md Mn. Bernard E Storck Mr. md Mn. George E. Swenson CAPT Thomas A.Thode, USNR (Ret.) ADM and Mn. Richard L.Thompson LCDR md Mn. Albin A.Tisdale Mr.Vm L.Vierbicky CART mdMn. Don Walsh Mt md Mn. Howard B.Watkins,Jt CART md Mn.John B.WUdmm Mr. md Mn. RusseU O. WUUams CAPT md Mn. Robert R.WUmer

1955 Total Class Giving - $312,795 Average Gift - $1,738 Participation - 34.42%

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) MI. md Mn. David J. Dunn

President's Cirde Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mr. md Mn. Melvyn Fisher Mr. md Mn.John WWyrme

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,9991 CDR mdMn. Otto A. Zipf

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mn.Thomas L. Aldrich * VADM and Mn. Henry C Mustin George and Mary Lou Stott RADM and Mn. Donald L. Swrtz

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Anonymous M.ij Gen and Mn.WUUam A. Anden CART md Mn. Glenn N.ArdiutJt LCDR and Mn. Angelo G. Cicolani CDR md Mn. Edwin H. Grmt.Jt CDR and Mn. Raymond R. Hendenon RADM and Mn. M.ilcolm MacKinnon HI CAPT .md Mn.John W Renard CART and Mn.WiUiam O. Rentz LCDR and Mn. Kirk W. Rowe BGen and Mn.PaiUD Slack Mt and Mn. Gary L. Snyder CAPT and Mn.Thomas E StalUiim

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CAPT Francis G. Stokes, USNR (Ret) Col and Mn. Frederic L.ToUeson RADM md Mn.John CWeaver

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Col md Mn.WUUam R.BaU LCDR and Mn. EUsha B. Caraway,Jt LCDR md Mn. CUfibid R Giaue CART md Mn. Paul B. Grozen Mr. md Mn. Robert M. Hinton LtCol Jmies E. Masten, USMC (Ret) LCDR md Mn. MitcheU D. Matthews,Jt CAPT AlbmT Mclsaac, USN (Ret) VADM md Mn.J.T Rarketjt Maj md Mn. Donald E Rohr * RADM md Mn. Dickinson M. Smidi CAPT md Mn. Pattenon C.Taylor DtCarolJ.VoeUcer Mt md Mn. Jum A.TorroeUa *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Col md Mn. Frank E. Bendrick Mr. and Mn. Joseph T. Daiuel Mr. md Mn. Kent R. Drmnmond Mr. md Mn. CecU A. Edwards,Jt RADM md Mn.Jack A. Garrow CART md Mn. Normm W Harper CART md Mn. Andiony A. Hasto^ Gen md Mn. Monroe W Hatch, Jt CAPT RaymondW. HUie, USN (Ret) CDR md Mn.Johns RJaudon CAPT md Mn.Theron L. Kropp CDR md Mn. Edward W. LuU VADM md Mn.WUUam E Mc&uley CDR md Mn. Roy C Raul CAPT md Mn. Robert R Rhemx CDR md Mn. Robert B. Pine.Jt LCDR KeidiJ. Rice, USNR Mt md Mn. Morton J. RubensteUi Mt md Mn.AUen H. Rodes RADM md Mn. Hugh L.Webster RADM md Mn. Edward A.WUkinson.Jt CDR and Mn.John M.Yuscavage

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR md Mn. WUUmi A. B.nr Mt md Mn. ChariesW. BaUew, St Mt J,mies M, Barrett CDR and Mn. Glenn D. Bates Mn.Warren R Chase CAPT and Mn. Albert L. Dawson CAPT md Mn. D.iiuel C Dennison Mt md Mn. Daniel Ebert Col md Mn. Robert L. Fischer Mr. md Mn.WUfied S. Fisher CAPT md Mn. Edward R. Floyd Mt Shepaid Forest CAPT md Mn. Guy A. B. Grafius CART .md Mn.John D Hague Mt .md Mn. Hardey O Holte Mt ,md Mn. Brooks T. Huey MtToiii G. Hussmmn CAPT md Mn. Edw-ird EJardine,Jt CAPT .md Mn. Charles E. MasaUn LtCol .md Mn. Carios K. McAfee Dt ,md Mn.WiUi.mi E. McCarron.Jt CDR and Mn. Robert T Meloy Lt Col .and Mn. Albert K. MUlay

R.\DM md Mn. Byron B. Newdl VADM md Mrs. John W. Nyquist CDR md Mrs. Edward G. Ogden LtCol and Mn. Edward R. Perron CAPT md Mn.WUUmi L. Pray Col md Mn. EmU G. RiedeLJt CDR md .Mn. Cari H. Smden,Jt Mr. md Mrs.Wesley L. Saunden,Jt Col md Mn. Earnest H. Seboig LCDR md Mrs. Rolt'A. Shepaid Mr. E- Hariin Smith Ml- md Mn-Thomas L. State LCDR DenmsJ. SuUiv-m.Jt. USN (Ret) Mn. Phoebe B. WaUcer CAPT md Mrs. Rav-mond A. Ways CAPT md MIS. Daircl E. Westbrook,Jt

Donor CAPT md MIS. Donald M..Aldenon.Jt MI. md Mn. WUUam E.-'\mold,Jt Rev. md Mn..Ale.xmder B. Aronis Mr. md Mn. James -M. Barren Col md -Mn. Robert H. Binish LCDR John R Boaidmm. USNR (Ret) Prof md -Mn. Robert E. Bonghner Mr. and Mrs, James H. BrowiUow Mr. md .Mn. Richard E Birozovvski CAPT Thomas R Cann, USN (Ret) and Dr.ShirieyJ.Caim Col WUUam .M- Carrathers. USAF C^PT Ralph "Ncmn" ChanndL USN (Ret) CDR md Mn.WUUam G. CoUier -MI. md Mn. Geoige W Coimer Lt Col md MiS- Gerald T. Dantzler C^PT Robert W. Davis. USN (Ret) CAPT md -Mn. Lawrence S. DelPlaro CAPT md Mrs.-Anthon\-J. Dopazo Mt md -Mn. Thomas J. Drake Mt and Mn. Leonard G. Duffy" Mr. md -Mn. Daniel Eben C\PT Robert E. Emery; USN (Ret) C^PT md Mn. BUly M. Ervin CAPT md Mn- Myies E- Fladager Mr. John J. Flyiiii.Jt CDR Harvev- D Foley. USN (Ret) Mt and Mn.WiUiam R Forbes LCDR Baiton W Fordham.Jt, USN (Ret) Mt Herbert R Gamache Mt and Mn. Gerald A Gerdon CAPT md Mn. Charies E Geriian, Jt Mt md -Mn. Gerald W. GUstad ENS and Mn. Quentin L. Glass Col and Mn.John C Gonzalez Mt md Mn. Charies M- Gray CDR and Mn- Gordon R Guimond Lt Col md Mn.WUUam L. Harrison Col md Mn. Kermeth L. Holden Mt and .Mn. Robert P. Irons, Jt CDR md Mn. George L.Johnson Mn. Jem Johnson Wimberfy CDR md -Mn. Donald S. Kaiser MI. md Mn. Edmund H. Keianen Mt md Mn.John E Kindel Lt Col md Mn. Donald J. Loosley CDR md Mn. Donald A Lovelace II Mr. Howaid E. Lovely LCDR md Mn. Kennedi R McCaUy Col md Mn. Samuel L. McClure CDR and Mn. George J. McMuitry Col md Mn.James K. McPherson Mt and Mn.WUUam H. Moore IV

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LCDR and Mrs. John R. Morgm CAPT md Mn. Burton L. Munger CDR md Mn. Robert U. Myen Mr. md Mn. Richard T Nelson Lt Col md Mn. Patrick J. O'Cormor CAPT md Mn. Ross S. Olson LCDR md Mn.Joseph E Perez Col md Mn.Jmies M. Reriymm.Jt Col md Mn. WUbur D. Peterson CAPT md Mn.JohnT Pierce Col md Mn. Robert T. Poppe Col Jmies S. Ray. USAF (Ret) LCDR PhUip M. Reiczd. USN (Ret) RADM md Mn. Myron V. Ricketts CDR md Mn.John W. Roberts Mr. James J. Roche Mr. md Mn.James C Rothrock Mr. md Mn. Monon Rubenstem Lt Col md Mn. Arthur J. Ruberg CDR md Mn. Wesley W. Saunden C ' y T md Mn. Stanley S. Skorupski, Jt CAPT md Mn. ManhaU T. Slayton CDR md Mn.JohnW. Smirfi' CDR md Mn. Robert L. Smith CAPT md Mn. WUUam Stevens CDR John E. Stewart, USN Mr. md Mn. Clarence J.Thurston Mr. and Mn.John G.Toner LCDR md Mn. Lee RTumetJt -Mr. Larry E.Ware t CAPT md Mn. Frank B.Warren Lt Col md -Mn-WUUam W.Welch RADM md Mn.John RWUson,Jt

1956 Total Class Giving - $401,901 Average Gift - $1,528 Participation - 52.60%

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) -Mr. and .Mn.James W. GUlman

President's Circle Lejeune Assodate ($25,000 •$49$99) Mr. md .Mn. EWorth Hobbs Mr. md Mn.WUUam S. HuU CDR md Mn.WaUace L. Mossop, Jt

President's Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999} Mr. md Mn. Charies A. Buchanan, Jt RADM md Mn. LeRoy CoUins,Jt LCDR md Mn. Gamer E. Morgm, Jt Mr. md Mn. Cari H- Murray, Jt The Honorable Charies N. WUson

Presidenfs Circle Worden Assodate ($5,000-$9,999) Capt md Mn.WiUiam C.AuetJt • CAPT md Mn. Nicholas Brown Col md Mn. Fred N. HopeweU •

CDR md Mis. Fred G. SpeUman CDR md Mn. RusseU H.Wddmm

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Lt Gen md Mn. Spence M.Armstrong CAPT md Mn. Rudolph H. Daus CAPT Peter K. FitzwUUam. USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mrs. J. WUUmi FUghtJt LtCol md Mn. CairoU R. FrankUn LCDR md Mn.Thomas L. Freeman CAPT md Mn. Gerald A. FuUt CDR Frederick W Hale, USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Dougjass E Hayman, Jt M^ Gen Ralph RJacobson, USAF (Ret) md Dtjom M.Jacobson CDR md Mn. George W. Kenaston LCDR Melvin A. Klem, USNR (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Serapheun D Koutas * 2nd Lt md Mn. Edward C Lovely CAPT md Mn. Michad A. McBride CAPT md Mn. Angus D McEachen III CDR md Mn. Charming W. Medwedeff Col and Mn. Geoige Mushalko CAPT Jerome A. O'ConneU, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn. DougJasV Ri^ei CAPT md Mn.Vmcent W Roper RADM md Mn. Robert W Schmitt CAPT and Mn. Melvin B. Schweiger * CAPT md Mn.Ted B. Shultz RADM md Mn. Robert H. Shumaker CAPT and Mn.James M.Van Metre CAPT md Mn. Richarcl S.Walsh Mr. and Mn. EdgarWWeeks.Jt CART md Mn.John S.WUson Col Joseph B.Wuertz,USMC (Ret)

Hemdon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT md Mn. Sherman G. Alexmder CDR md Mn. Garimd O. AudUet RADM md Mn. Peter B. Boodi Mr. John L. Bossert LtCol and Mn. Richaid G. Braun CART md Mn.Walter G. Carison MI. md Mn. Charies N. Chavarria Di. and Mn. Charies E Cokei CAPT Geoige S. ConnoUy,Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. md Mn. Charies G. Curtis Col and Mn. David L. Debus CAPT md Mn. Harold E. Dolenga MI. and Mn. Brace H. Dolph * CAPT John E Donahue, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn.Vemon A. Eagye Mn. Joyce EUiott Col md Mn. Fred H. Emst CAPT md Mn. John H. FeUowes RADM md Mn.James H. Fladey III Mr. md Mn. Normm L. H. Frith II LTC Benjamui W George, USAF (Ret) Dr. Walter L. Ghering CAPT Michad R Gluse, USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Albert L. Granger CAPT and Mn. Gerald E. Green Mr.WiUaid H. Hagenmeyet Jt The Honorable md Mn.Joseph W. Harrison ADM and Mn.James R. Hogg CAPT and Mn.James E.Johnson Lt Col and Mn. Richard H. Kauffinm ADM md Mn. Frank B. Kelso H Col md Mn. Leo J. Koerkenmder

CDR md Mn. WUUam A. La Barge CDR md Mn. Donald E. Luidquist Mr. and Mn.John J. Macan CDR md Mn. FrankUn D. McMuUen CDR Wayne W MUlet USN (Ret.) LtGen and Mn. Robert E MilUgan CAPT md Mn. David C Mmton HI CAPT md Mn. Edmimd C Mortimer CAPT md Mn. Cari A. Nelson CDR md Mn. Raul J. Nelson MI. md Mn.James L. Owen MI. md Mn. Raul J. Reese Mr. md Mn. Donald A. Sacarob CAPT md Mn. Herijert A. Schick CAPT md Mn. Melvin Schweiger Mn. Richard E. Smith Maj md Mn. Stephen A. Soltesz Lt Col Leo W Stockham, USAF (Ret) • CAPT md Mn.James G.Thomas Mn.John A.Webster CDR md Mn. OrnUe W r i ^ t Jt •

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} LCDR md Mn. Frederick G.Adams Col md Mn. Donald J. Alser LCDR md Mn. Glenn E BaU CAPT and Mn.John M. Bauman CDR md Mn. Edward I. H. Bennett J t CDR md Mn. Peter C Bennett Mr. md Mn.Thomas C Benson CAPT md Mn. Roger S. Betts CAPT Donald L. Brown, USN (Ret) LCDR md Mn.JamesW Bruso CAPT md Mn. Hov%aid E Burdick,Jt CART md Mn. David M. Carre,Jt RADM md Mn. StaiUey G. Catola Mr. md Mn.James L. Cooper MI. NeU Donovan CAPT md Mn.James W Egenon • Lt Col and Mn.James P. Eri LtCol and Mn.Alex E. Fazekas Capt md Mn. Dimdas I. Flaheity RADM Gerard J. Flanneryjt, USN (Ret) Col md Mn. Sheldon L. Groner LtCol and Mn. Roy M. GuUck, Jt CAPT md Mn. Albert L. Henry, Jt Mr. md Mn. Donald L. Hugdahl Mr. and Mn.Jack P.Jmetatos Mr. md Mn. Robert D. Jones, Jt Mr. and -Mn. Don E. Kennedy * Col Raymond M. Kostesky, USMC (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Frederick G. Lippert in CDR md Mn.WUUam G. Lovedayjt Lt Col and Mn. Roger H. Lyle CAPT md Mn. MalcoUn J. Macdonald CDR and Mn. Lawrence E. McCuUen Mn. Eugene J. McPartlmd Col George J. Mercuro, USAF (Ret) Dr. md Mn.John M. MUletJt CDR md Mn. Henry H. Neuhard CDR md Mn. Alfred C Newbury CDR md Mn.Thomas A. Nortliam,Jt CDR Jacob G. Oaks.Jt. USN (Ret) MI. Raleigji E. Piatt, Jt •* CAPT md Mn. HoUis E. Robertson RADM md Mn. Dem R. Sackett Jt CAPT and Mn. Ernest J. Schev'der CDR David N. Siblev; USNR (Ret) Mr. md Mn. H. Lawrence Smith CAPT and Mn. Richard L.Thomas

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5iSiMNI Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mr. md Mn.VictorJ. Baricev CDR and Mn. H. D. Barnhart Mt md Mn. Ronald G. Beagle Mn. Dume Beving CAPT and Mn.WUUamW Bigler AMB md Mn.Jack R. Bmns CAPTThomas E.Brayere,USN (Ret.) md CAPT KadUeen M. Brayere, USN (Ret) CDRScottA,ChestetUSN LCDR md Mn.James M. Clark CDR md Mn. Kenneth L. CostUow CDR md Mn. Nicholas J. DeNunzio CDR md Mn.Joe D. Edwards Mr.Jm A. Fawcett IstLt md Mn. Daniel T. Gaiges Maj md Mn. Kennedi H. Godstrey CDR md Mn. Frank M. Graham Maj md Mn. Edward C.James CAPT Guy CJarratt HI, USN LT md Mn.Thomas R. Krieger Mr. md Mn.John J. LaUy Mr. John L. Landis Mn. Jody Armstrong-Jones Lt Col md Mn.Jerry R Mastenon Col md Mn.John R. Mclntyre,Jt Mr. md Mn. Robert T Montgomery CAPT md Mn. Richard A. Mozier Mr. Murray M.J. Nicholson,Jt Mr. md Mn. David J. Noonm LCDR md Mn. Douglas C. Osgood Lt Col md Mn. Clarence R. Perry CAPT md Mn. Karl L. Retenon Mr. Harry M. Pmsky Col md Mn.Joe D. Pope CAPT md Mn. Robert E. Quinn.Jt CDR md Mn. Robert J. Sampson CAPT Robert A. Schade,Jt,USN (Ret.) LtCol James S. ShUUnglaw, USMC (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.James W Smidi CDR md Mn.James M.Taylor Mr. md Mn. Benton G.Thompson •* CAPT md Mn. Barrick ETibbitts Mt and Mn.Thomas L.Weisner LCDR md Mn.James E.Whdan CDR and Mn.John H.WUde,Jt CAPT and Mn.Joseph M. RWright,Jt LCDR Eugene A. Wrobd, USN (Ret,)

Donor CDR and Mrs. George M. AUen,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Baldwin Mr. Leonard E Benzi CDR and Mrs. Frank L. Boebert Maj Gen and Mn.Thomas C Brandt Maj James C Brobw, USMC (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Brown III Mr. Charles K. Brash LtCol and Mrs. Richard G. Bryant Col and Mn.Jesse W. Buckdew LT WUUam C BuUis, USNR LCDR Brace A. Clark, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. George G. Clark CAPT and Mn.Jack D Clay LTJG md Mrs.James R. Copeland Mt George P Cox CAPT Robert P Craven, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Henry E Culberson,Jt CAPT and Mn. Byron A. Cyr Lt Col Walter S. Denham, USAF (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Michael EUnski.Jt

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CAPT md Mn. ArmandT. Eyletjt CDR Robert M. Fontet USN (Ret) Roy WUbur FowletJt,Esq. RADM md Mn. George M. Furiong.Jt Mt and Mn. Richard S. Gaines Mt and Mn. Paul R. Gmibaraiu Mr. md Mn. Stephen E. Gauthreaux Mr. md Mn.Jerry L. Gibson Mt and Mn. Gerry E Gossens Mr. md Mn. Charles C Hackeling Mt md Mn. FrankUn R. Hadley Mt Leon S. Harding CART md Mn. Robert G. Harmon CAPT md Mn. Ross R. Hatch MI. md Mn. Roy C HejhaU Mr. md Mn.John R. Hicks CAPT md Mn. Clyde G. Hohenstem CAPT md Mn.Vernon C Honsinger RADM md Mn. Roger B. Horne,Jt Mr, md Mn. Arthur K. Hovater Mr. Edward R. lUick CAPT DonaldWJohnston, USN (Ret,) CDR md Mn. DarreU E.Jones Col md Mn.James G. Kautz Mr. md Mn. Robert M. KeUer RADM md Mn.John H. Kirkpatrick RADM md Mn.Theodore E. Lewin Lt Col md Mn.Thomas C Lynch Rev Richard J. Mann Mn. Patrick R. McCool CAPT Danny J. Michaels, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn. Alexmder R. Morris Mr. md Mn. Mark A. O'Hara.Jt • Mr. md Mn.James E. Orange Mr. Edward J. Parent md Dt Arm Hofiiauer Col md Mn. CUfford D Retenon Lt Col md Mn. George W Retenon,Jt CAPT md Mn. Peter C Peterson.Jt CAPT md Mn.James P Rmsom II Mn.WUUs S. Rich CAPT md Mn. Robert D Rodgen LCDR md Mn. Raymond J. Schreiner CDR and Mn. Ralph C Schwartz Lt Col md Mn.Thomas Schwartz Mn.WiUiamW. Scott RADM md Mn.John R. Seesholtz CAPT md Mn.John J. Shanleyjt Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shapiro Lt Col Leo J. Sheehan, USAF (Ret.) CDR David A. Shelso, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.WiUiam T Slaughter CART and Mn. FrankUn D. Smith Mr. md Mrs.James W. Stinson CART md Mrs.JoeTTalbert.Jt Mt and Mrs. George RTextor Mt md Mrs. Edward L.TooheyJt Mr. md Mrs. Brian EWaUcer Mt Ronald L.Widner CDR Robert L. WUUams, USN (Ret.) Maj Wayne M.WiUs.USMC (Ret.)

1957 Total Class Giving - $1,389,744 Average Gift - $3,696 Participation - 60.74%

President's Cirde Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above)

President's Circle Lejeune Assodate ($25,000-$49,999} ADM md Mn. Brace DeMan *

President's Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999} Mr.JamesWBibb Mr. md Mn. Edwin L. Bi^en CAPT and Mn. David S. Cooper CAPT md Mn. Frederick M. Derr Mr. md Mn.Joseph J. DuSyJt LCDR David L. MireheU, USNR (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Donald L. MiteheU Mr. md Mn.John W. RusseU

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999} CDR md Mn. Richard G.Adams VADM md Mn. Danid L. Cooper Mn. Ronald E Marryott Mr. James J. O'ConneU -k Mr. md Mn. Samuel M.Trippe CAPT md Mn. Richard TVosseUer

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} CAPT md Mn. Charles E. Bide, Jt CAPT md Mn. Peter B. Boyne CART md Mn.John L. Clearwater CAPT and Mn.Jerome R. Dunn ADM md Mn. Leon A. Edney RADM md Mn.John C. FrasetJt CAPT md Mn. Wayne R. Fritz CAPT md Mn.James P Googe.Jt Mr. md Mn.JosephW Koch,Jt CART md Mn. Richard R Meaux Maj OUver J. Peake, USAF (Ret.) • CAPT md Mn. Kennedi D. Retenon Col md Mn.John D. Regenhaidt •* Maj Gen md Mn. Robert A. Rosenberg Mt md Mn.ArdiurT. Spring

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} Col and Mn. Robert L. Albertson * Mt md Mn. Arthur J. Altenburg CAPT md Mn. Anden T. Andenon Mt md Mn.Thoni,isW Andrews •* Lt Col and Mrs. Stanley A. Bass CAPT and Mn. Warner P Basse Col Ernest E Baulch, USMC (Ret) BGen and Mn.Jmies D Bems CAPT and Mn.Jmies R. Beatty HI Mt md Mrs. Heyward E. Boyce HI Col and Mn. Randolph M. Browne III Dt and Mn. Cari R. Chelius LtCol and Mrs. Donald B. Conaty CAPT md Mn. Robert L. Crouch CDR and Mn. Donald E. Crouchet St Col and Mn. George F Cudahy CDR Ray W. Dove.Jt, USN (Ret.) Brig Gen and Mn. Charies M. Duke.Jt Mt and Mn. ChariesW. Eidson Lt Col and Mrs. Barry N. Fink RADM and Mn.Thomas R. Fox RADM and Mn. Richard C Gentz

Col and Mrs. Bradford W Parkinson

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CDR md Mn. Michael D. Giambattista Mr. md Mn. Michael J. Gubitosi CDR md Mn. Herbert L. Hoppe ADM md Mn.JonathmT. Howe CAPT md Mn.James J. Hower CAPT md Mn. Robert H. Kase * Col md Mn. Michael J. KeUy CDR md Mrs.WUUamW Kronzer CAPT md Mn.Thomas A. Marnme • CDR md Mn. Andrew S. MassUnko Mr. md Mn. Robert T. McElwee Mr. md Mn. A. Spencer McMmes Mr. md Mn. Kenmore R. McMmes Mr. Kenneth N. Meneke Mr. md Mn.James D. Rau]k,Jt * CAPT md Mn.WUUam H. Peerenboom CAPT md Mn. George RhiUpps CART md Mn.James R. Poole Col md Mn. George N. RobUlard,Jt CAPT Eugene C Rook,Jt, USN ^ e t ) LtCol md Mn. Conrad J. Samuelsen Mr. md Mn. Harold R. Somenet * Mr. md Mn. Dean C. Swanson Mr. md Mn. Robert E. Swartz CDR md Mn.John J. Tiu'netjt CDR md Mn. Samud G. UnderhUl CDR md Mn. Clyde H.Vanlmdingham.Jt Col md Mn. Roger CWUUamson

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} RADM md Mn.Theodore A. AUnstedtJt Mr.John M.Andres Mr. md Mn. Ronald E. Baker Mr. md Mn. Robert R. Beeler CAPT md Mn.WUUam B. Benjes * Mt md Mn. Stephen C Berger LCDR md Mn. Parke L. Brown,Jt CDR md Mn. WUbur R Buck Mr. md Mn.Thomas J. Burke Lt Col md Mn. Bart C. CampbeU CART md Mn. Richard N. Charles * Mr. md Mn. Henry B. Convene CDR John H. Cook HI, USN (Ret) md Mn. Di Cook Mr. md Mn.WUUam B. Cox CDR md Mn.WUUam H. Cuiry,Jt Mn.Jmies P. Dickey Mt Charles J. Diehlmmn LCDR md Mn. Andrew E DuUk CDR md Mn. Richard E Enimett CAPT and Mn. Richard E. EiUceboll CDR md Mn. David L. Fahrney Mt md Mn. Clarence Fong Col md Mn. MUton D. Fonyth,Jt CAPT Robert N. Foss, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Robert E Fox LCDR md Mn.Jmies R. Gmt CAPT and Mn.Joseph J. Gawarkiewicz III CDR Bernard L. Gleason, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Lawrence B. Goldstein LCDR and Mn. Alvin G. Hawordi.Jt Mt and Mn.John A. Homnick '* CDR and Mn. Peter A.Junghms CAPT and Mn. Carieton J. King.Jt Mr. and Mn. Kari W.Koch CART md Mn.Theodore R. Krametjt CAPT and Mn. KentW. Larabee CAPT and Mn. Cleve E. Lomm.Jt Col and Mn. David R. Mabry CAPT and Mn. Richard L. Madouse

The Naval Academy offers more than 90 extracurricular activities such as Navy Rugby, the Midshipman Action Group, the Gospel Choir and the Naval Academy Foreign Af^irs Conference, all supported, in part by private gift funds.

Mr. and Mn. Charies A Mahoney CDR md .Mn. Richaid A. McConnel, Jt CAPT and Mn. Danid E. McGlasson CDR md Mn. Lester E. McMenamin, Jt CDR and Mrs._^ines L. -McNemey CAFT md .Mn. Nortsen W. Mdnick CAPT md Mn.WUterT. Meukow Mt md MIS. Stephen MissaUidis Col md Mn.Jack R -Monroe, Jt Mt'WflHam L. Nuenke ffl * CART and Mis- George E. O'Brien LtCol md Mn.JohnW ODonneU CDR and Mn-James R O'Hara, Jt CAPT md Mn. RobenW Peacher Mt md Mrs. Stephen T. Powen LCDR md Mn. Henry F Rempt Jt CAPT md Mn. Kenneth E Robinson Mr. and Mn. David J. Rosser CDR md -Mn. Oren G. RutemiUet Jt Col and Mn. Edwin D Smathen * CAPT md -Mn. WUUam J. Smidi Mt md Mn. David J. SdUer Brig Gen and Mn. Richard J. Toner Col and Mn. Michael J. Trimpert Mt md Mn. Lawrence W.Twitchefl CDR md -Mn. Edward B.Vau^ian, Jt Lt Col md Mn. Pete Waichei Maj Ham- E.Wells, USMC (Ret) CAPT Geoige WWhitcJt, USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR md -Mn.'WUUam DAldenderfer Mt and Mn. Haivey K. Alteigott Mq and Mn. Gerald M-Anderson CAPT md Mn. David W. Baldmg Prof md Mn. MUron H. Bank H CAPT md Mn. Herbert Bauer Mr. md Mn. Richard G. Baum CDR md Mn. Charies S. Bond RADM md Mn. Dennis M. Biooks Mt Robert T Brace LCDR md Mn. David R Burieigh Mt and Mn. James M. Bums

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Col md Mn.Joseph B. Bymes LCDR md Mn.WUUam CampbeU,Jt Lt Col md Mn. Don A. Claik CDR Loren L. Claric, USN (Ret) CDR md Mn. Redmond L. Clevenger .Mr. and Mn. Roy S. Dahnke CAPT md Mn. Ronald M. Dd Duca Maj md Mn. George E Dempsey LCDR md Mn. Richaid H. DoUiver CAPT md Mn. Ferdinand C Dugm III Col and Mn. Robert E DunderviU, Jt CDR and Mn.Theodore W Erikson Mr. and Mn. Raymond J. Fazzio • CDR md Mn.James H. Foresman III Col md Mn. LoranW Gierhart CAPT md Mn. Harry M. S. Gunber HI Lt Col md Mn. Carter M. Glass Lt Col Paul D. Gobet USAF (Ret) Lt Col WUUam B. Goggms,Jt, USAF (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Duane E Greenhoe CDR md Mn. In R Hanna CDR Robert K. Hastie, USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Sharmon D. Heyward RADM md Mn. Dem H. Hmes Mr. and Mn.Vencin L. Jamison CAPT md Mn.James D. Kirkpatrick CAPT Alfred M. Koster IV, USN (Ret) t Col and Mn. Eugene L. Larson Mt md Mn. Rene R. LasaUe COL md Mn. HUbert C Lehmm Dr. md Mn.Jay D Lindquist CDR md Mn. D o u ^ L. Lowrmce CDR md Mn.Wenden H. Lueker CAPT md Mn. Lawrence R Magner Mn. Mary A Mahon CAPT Lawrence E. Masten, USN (Ret) Mn. Lois McCauley MI. md Mn.WUUam M. McHugh Lt Col md Mn. Robert J. McMahon CAPT md Mn. R c ^ r B. McPhenon CDR md Mn.Thomas J. MUdos MI. md Mn. Robert B. Moirovv, Jt CDRJoseph E Neary; USN (Ret) Col md Mn. Harold M- Nelson Mr. md Mn. Robert A. Nelson

CDR md Mn. Damd J. O'ConneU Col md Mn. Edward J. Palmek LCDR md Mn.WUUam N. PaUner II LCDR md Mn. Edmund J. Peresluha II Col and Mn.Jerry D Retenon COL md Mn. Earl S. Ripet Jt CDR md Mn. Charles T PopUc CAPT md Mn. Smiuel M. Purvis III Mr. md Mn. Ronald E. Ran LCDR md Mn. Harold L. Reichart Mn. Herisert E. Rice Mr. and Mn.John D Rossdott Col md Mn. Paid E. Roush Mr. md Mn. Dennis M. Scherzinger LCDR Richard A. Secot USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Gerald Sedor CDR md Mn.John B. Shewmaker CAPT md Mn. Charles R SUvia CAPT md Mn.Thomas M. Smis,Jt CART md Mn. Dennis Y. Slom CDR md Mn.WUUam S. Smidi,Jt Dr. and Mn. Delmar Snider Col md Mn.WUUam M. Snow,Jt CART and Mn.James J. SpUlane Maj md Mn. Rolmd A. Stebbins, St LCDR md Mn. Robert A. SteeUiack CART md Mn. Robert O Snange,Jt Col md Mn. Floyd R. Stuart Mr. and Mn. Moore A. Stuart Mn. Wesley A. Sweat Lt Col md Mn.Thomas E.Timothy Col and Mn.WUliam J. Tinchfidd LCDR Arthur B.TrammeU, USN (Ret) Mr. md Mn.John M.Tyler LtCol md Mn. Mark H.Wateibury III CDR and Mn.Thomas R.Weissinger CAPT md Mn.Walter Whipple Mr.John H.Wright Mr. md Mn.John M.Yaibrough

Donor Mr. Robert D.Andrews Mr. md Mn.John R AntoniceUi Mr. and Mn. Gary P Antorudes Mr. md Mn. Harvey B. Atkinson, Jt Mr. md Mn.John H. Baer CAPT Samud Baez, USN (Ret) Dt md Mn.James C Baker Col and Mn. Owen C Baker CDR md Mn. Joseph E BaUou CDR md Mn. Harold D. Barker Mn.John R. Barrett CDR md Mn. Brym W Barton Lt Col md Mn. NeU G. Bates Col md Mn. Aldorien E. BeUsle.Jt CDR md -Mn. Brace A. Bennington Col md Mn. Ronald J. B. Bishop, Jt CDR md Mn.James H, Bostick Mr. md Mn. Allan G. Brookes,Jt CDR md Mn. Harold O. BuUock,Jt CART md Mn. Richard M. Chanslor Lt Col and Mn.John H. Cochrane LCDR md Mn.Thomas L. P. Cook CAPT md Mn. Samuel W. Coulboum Mr. and Mn. David A Delo Mr. and Mn.Jack M. DeWaal Mr. Rudolph H. Driftmiet Jt CAPT md Mn.Thomas E Drunim,Jt Lt Col Richard J. Ducote, USAF (Ret) CDR md Mn. Fredric A. Ehmbar Mr. md Mn. Eugene P. Durbm LtCol md Mn.James C Eddins

Col md Mn. Fred J. Federici,Jt Mr. md Mn. Francis J. Fendletjt CAPT md Mn. David B. Fickenscher CAPT md Mn. WUUam A. Fmn Col and Mn.John L. Funkhauser Mr. md Mn.James M. GaUagher Mr. and Mn. Franklin D Gibson CDR md Mn. Ronald G. Goldstone LCDR md Mn. Paul E. Graff CDR md Mn. Charies R. HaU HI Mr. md Mn. Ronald T HaU Col and Mn.WiUiam S. Hamel CAPT md Mn. Paul L. Harfiawayjt Mr. Cariton E. Haviland CDR md Mn.AUen R HemphUl,Jt Mr. md Mn. Patrick Henry, Jt * CDR md Mn.John S. Heyde,Jt Mr. md Mn. Orrie G. Hiett,Jt Col and Mn. Donald L. Hint CDR md Mn. Lawrence M. Hogm Lt Col md Mn.Walter L. H o ^ CDR John A. Hok III, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn.John E. Honefield Maj Angdo M. IngUsa, USMC (Ret) CAPT md Mn. David A. Isquidi Mr. md Mn. Ronald M. Iwicki * CDR md Mn. Donald R. Jahn Mn. Carol H.Jensen CDR md Mn.John D.Jerome LtCol Dimcan H.Jones CAPT Bennett D. Katz, USN (Ret) Mr. md Mn. ArthurW KeUy CAPT md Mn. Richard H. Kid MI. md Mn. E C Knauf LCDR md Mn. Richard H. Knauf, Jt Mr. Bernard R. Kompa LCDR and Mn.Thomas J. Krilowicz Mr. and Mn.Joseph C. Ksycewski CDR md Mn. George M. Lanman Mr. and Mn. Mark M. Lenhart Mr. and Mn. PhiUp R. Licari CDR md Mn. GUI E Lhingston Lt Col Arden C. LleweUyn,Jt, USAF (Ret) Mn. Robert G. Loewenthal Mr. and Mn. Andrew P. Longton CDR md Mn. Gary B. Lowe VADM md Mn. Kenneth C MaUey Maj md Mn. Edward E. Malynn CAPT md Mn. PhUip N. Mandd CAPT and Mn. Hugo E. Marxer Lt Col md Mn. Dermis A. McCorrruck LCDR and Mn. Richard L. McCracken CDR md Mn.Thomas J. McGmty CAPT md Mn. David B. McGuigm CDR md Mn."WUUam C Mcllvam, Jt Mr. WUUam C McKeough CAPT md Mn. WUUam M. Mickle Mr. and Mn. Donald L. MiUer Mr. md Mn. Richaid P. Murdoch Mr. Edwin M. Nelson CDR md Mn. Robert E Nevm Lt Col and Mn.John D. Nevvmm CAPT md Mn. Charles E NoU CDR md Mn. Gary B. Nuss CDR md Mn. Kennedi H. RarceU CAPT Ural C PameU, USN (Ret) CDR mdMn.JohnS. Paul CAPT md Mn. PaiU A. Retenon RADM md Mn. Robert A. PhUUps CDR md Mn. Richard G. Porter Col and Mn. Gerald W Putnam CDR md Mn.James R. Rdd III

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IMNI CDR and Mn. Richard B. Renner CAPT md Mn.WalterV Roeser Col md Mn. Robert R Rogen CDR and Mn.Thomas E. Ross Mt md Mn. Fay O. Round, Jt Mt and Mn. PaulT. Saari CAPT and Mn.Tonmiy D Sawyer CDR and Mn. David G.Schaffer CDR and Mn. GUbert R Schneidewind CDR md Mn. Douglas L. Scott LCDR md Mn.John E. Sheehm.Jt CAPT md Mn. Ronald M. Shields Mn.James P. Siegenthaler CAPT and Mn. Bennet S. Simonton LtCol md Mn. David R SmaUey Mt md Mn. Berttam D. Smith, Jt Mr. FUchard I. Smith Dt md Mn. StaiUey L. Smidi CART md Mn.W. E. SnUth,Jt Mr. md Mn. Richard H. Spackmm Mt md Mn. Richard C Stober CDR and Mn. Raymond N. Stoetzer Mt Brace R. Tapper Maj Gen and Mn.JuUo L.Torres, St LtCol md Mn. Chester J. Tricca CDR md Mn. Charles WTraxaU,Jt Lt Col and Mn. Eugene M.VaUerie III Dt md Mn.WVictor R.Vieweg.Jt Maj md Mn.Jotdm CWaite CDR and Mn. Alexmder E.Wattay CAPT and Mn.WUUamWWest Mr. and Mn.John R.White CAPT and Mn.WUson R.Whitmire Mr.James E.Wuiten Mr. Richard OWisti Lt Col James W Zeberlem, USAF (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Emory P ZUnmer

1958 Total Class Ghing - $241,443 Average Gift - $781 Participation - 46.33%

President's Circle Lejeune Assodate ($25,000-$49,999} CART md Mrs.James N. Adkins,Jt

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999} CART and Mn. Harry W Konkd ADM and Mrs. Charies R. Larson * Brig Gen md Mrs.James L. Pierce

President's Circle Worden Assodate ($5fi00-$9,999} Mt and Mrs.Terrence B. Magrath

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} Col Albert L. Barbero, USAF (Ret.) Col and Mrs. WUUam D. Bauer * Dt and Mrs. Murray D Blank • Mt and Mn. Roy E. Clason CAPT and Mn.WUUam R. Drary

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CAPT md Mn. Steven H. Edwards Mr. John M. HaUiday Col and Mn. Ernest P Hanavan.Jt Mt md Mn.Jmies E. Hoch Col and Mn. Harry H. Hunt Mt Lee M. Meador RADM and Mrs. George R. Meinig.Jt RADM md Mn. Benjanun E Montoya Col and Mn. PhiUp R. Moulton Mt and Mrs. Ralph M. Neely * Mrs. John C Rermie CAPT John D Rohrbough, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn.WUUmi H. Rorer HI Col and Mn.WUUmi T. Sinnott CAPT Charles J. SnUth, USN (Ret,) and DtTamara A, Smith Mt and Mn. Alasdair E. Swmson

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} RADM md Mn.John W.Adams Mt and Mn. David L. AUard Mrs. Jody Armstrong-Jones LtGen md Mn. Matthew T. Cooper CAPT md Mn.John E Gamboa CART md Mrs. Peter H. Gatje Lt Col and Mn. Gordon M. Genon Mr. and Mn.John B. Griffiths II CDR and Mn. Charies V. Hanna •* RADM md Mn. Jesse J. Hernandez LT and Mn.J. Lawrence Hi^ns,Jt CAPT md Mrs. Martin G. HUl Maj md Mn.James D Hocker Mr. md Mn. Gary W Krause Mr. md Mn.WUUam H. Krumrei Maj and Mn. Richard C. Lawe * Lt Col md Mn. Glen D. Lerum Mr. Eric G. Mansfield.Jt CAPT and Mrs. Alex A. MarteUa.Jt Col Thomas H. McCormick, USAF (Ret,) CAPT md Mrs.James E. McNuUa HI LtCol md Mn. Anthony D. MUler Col md Mrs. Michael A. Moran CAPT WUUam J. Peten HI, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn. Robert W Rowe CAPT md Mn. Melvin A. Runzo Mt md Mn. Byron Schrivet Jt CART and Mn.WUUam J. Schulz CAPT md Mn. Robert K. Slaven,Jt CAPT md Mn.WUUamT Spane.Jt Lt Col and Mrs. Don R.Timmer CAPT and Mn. Alfred E.Victor CAPT John A. Waltet CEC, USN COL and Mn.Warren S.Walten CDR Samuel G.Werbd, USN (Ret,) Dt and Mn. Ermz R.Wiedemann

John Paul Jones dub ($500-$999) CART and Mn. Stephen P Barrett * CDR and Mn. Harian B. Battels * CDR and Mn. Frank E. Bassett CAPT and Mn. Percy M. Beard.Jt Mt and Mrs. Gerald E. BeUows CART and Mn. Charies J. Bowne.Jt Col and Mrs. Ronald E. Brence Col and Mrs. Richard L. Brinegar RADM and Mn. Stanley E. Bump CDR and Mn. Robert K. CaldweU, St RADM and Mn.Walter H. Cantrell LCDR and Mrs.Theodore C. Cheney.Jt

LCDR and Mn. Francis A. Conery HI CDR md Mrs. Richard N. Cordova CART and Mn. Daniel H. Demmd VADM md Mrs. Ronald M. Eytchison Lt Col and Mrs. Richard L. Farnan Mt and Mn.T. Patrick Flood Mt md Mrs. Gary S. Flora MtThomas P Forrestal.Jt CDR Robert H. FuUer, USN (Ret.) Dt and Mrs.John H. GaUa CDR and Mrs.Thomas Gibbons Col Michael A. GigUo, USAF (Ret.) LCDR John K. GUUgan, USN (Ret.) Mt md Mn. Stephen E Guthman CDR and Mn.James M. Harmick Mt and Mn. Peter D. Hofstedt * CDR and Mn. George J. Jenkins.Jt LCDRJ, Robert JuUmo, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mrs. Larry E. Kaufinan CAPT and Mn. Robert T Kdth,Jt Lt Col and Mn. George E. Kenefick CAPT md Mrs. John T. Kermard Mt and Mn. CUnton W Kreitner CAPT md Mrs. Raymond G. Landram CDR and Mrs. Leo A. Lukenas LtCol and Mrs. Charies H. Manazir Mt and Mrs. Richard E. McKdvey •* RADM and Mn. PhUUp E McNaU Maj Henry N. Mems HI, USMC (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Henry W MUlet Jt LCDR and Mn. Edwin W Oldham Mr. md Mn.Jack D Osborn Mrs. Howard L. Pabst RADM and Mn.WUUamT Pendley CAPT Robert S. Perkins,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. N. Lee PolhUl • Mr. md Mrs. Gene H. Porter Mt md Mrs. Leo T. PoweU,Jt Mr. md Mn. Calvin H. Reed LCDR and Mrs. NUs Rueckert Mt and Mn. Bernard A. Rym, Jt Mt WUUam R. Sachse CDR and Mrs. John J. Seeberger LCDR and Mn. AlvinV SkUes III CDR md Mn. Kelson E. Slaymm LCDR and Mn. Robert W. Stibler CART md Mn. George R. Swbbs Col md Mrs.Whitmel B. Swain CART and Mn.John R Swope Mt and Mn. Roy R.Thomas Mt md Mn.WaUcer S. Uhlhom.Jt Col and Mn. Reginald I.Vachon Mt and Mn. Bruce A. WUcox

Tecumseh Club (5250-$499; Mt and Mrs. David R. Ault LtCol Bruce B. Boman, USMC (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs. Walter A. Booriakin Mt and Mrs. Edward T. Britton III CART and Mn. Paul E. Brooks Mt and Mrs.James L. Buchanan II CDR and Mn.WiUiam E. Byman COL and Mrs. Donald L. Carry CDR and Mrs. Grant A. Cooper CDR George C Creighton III, USN (Ret.) LtCd Dennis M. Cunninglimi, USMC (Ret) CDR and Mrs.Joseph D. Fenick,Jt CDR Raleigh R.Ford,USN CDR and Mrs. Charles J. Forsman Mt and Mrs. Michael R Ftiwley

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LCDR and Mn.WUUam A. Garvey CART and Mrs. PhUip R. Given Lt Col John D. Haneyjt, USAF (Ret.) MtWUUam J. Harris Lt Col and Mn. Francis H. K. Hasegawa Lt Col George R. Hennig, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Ronald B. Kirk, USNR Mr. Charies J. Korzinek CDR md Mn. George E. Krauter CAPT and Mrs. Robert J. Lamoureux Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lanoue CDR and Mn.Joseph N. Longton CAPT and Mrs. John M. Lorasso CDR md Mrs. Ernest C Luden CDR md Mn.James R. Lyons Mr. Robert H. Mason Lt Col and Mrs. Robert M. McGugUi Mr. md Mrs. Wayne H. McKee Col md Mn. Raul C McLeUan.Jt CART and Mn. R. Paul McNergney Lt Col and Mn. Gary H. Minar Mr. James S. Moore Mr. Lincoki H. MueUet St LCDR and Mn. IvmVA. Nmce.Jt Mr. Byron B. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. PaUner CDR and Mn.WUUam H. Parks CAPT and Mrs. Paul A. Rolski Mr. and Mn.WUUam G. Prince Mr. md Mn. Wayne E. PuUing CAPT and Mn. Wayne A. Rumam Mr. and Mn. Ardiur K. Ridley CDR Gary K. Roberts, USN (Ret,) Maj and Mrs. John E. Schmidt CAPT md Mn. Graves B. Stephenson CAPT md Mn. Gregory E Streeter LCDR md Mn. Brent W.Taylor LCDR md Mn.James T.TaylotJt CAPT md Mn, Richard E.TennentJt CAPT md Mn. DarreU C.Troutmm Mr. James B.Vm Hoose LCDR Henry G.Vargo,USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.James R.WUUams CDR md Mn. David G.WUUngham Maj John H. Witzmann, USAF (Ret.) Mr. md Mn, Richard A, Yoder

Donor CART Max N,Aken,USN (Ret.) MI. md Mn. Marcos I.Alvarez Mt Walter W.Arbogast.Jt Mr. and Mn. Robert B. Bargar Mt and Mn. Richard L. Beam CDR and Mn. Smiuel A. Belcher III LCDR Edwand A. Beron, USNR Col md Mn. Richard L. Binford Mr. and Mn. Donald A. Boerner Mr. and Mn. George H. Brenner Mt and Mn. Charies H. Broob.Jt * CART and Mn. Ralph V Buck Mt and Mn.John H. Cameron Lt Col md Mn.WiUiam E. Cartwright CART and Mn.John A. Chrisman.Jt CDR and Mn, Edward M, Clune Mt and Mn. Charles H. CoUins Mt and Mrs.James L. Corder Mr. and Mn.James W Cotdermm Mt Thomas V. Corey CAPT Peter S. Cortjt, USN (Ret,) Mr, and Mn, D.ivid B. Cox Lt Col md Mn, PhiUip W CrisweU

Rev. PaiU Z. Cuninuns II Maj J.uiies E. D,ilberg, USMC (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Michad M. D;Ulam CAPT and Mn. Shane R Darnels Col and Mn. Robert E. Doty.Jt LCDR md Mn.Thoni,isJ.boyle Mt .md Mn. Don B. Edison CDR .ind Mn.John S. Feeneyjt Mn. Bern,idette Figura Mt .uid Mn.John A. Fincg,in.Jt Lt Col M.Ucolni R. Fossett.Jt.USAF (Ret.) CDR md Mn.John F Fox Mr. .md Mn.Victor 1. Fredda.Jt LCDR md Mn.James A. Fredericben Lt Col Peter G. Friedmm, USAF (Ret.) Mr. md Mn.John P. Frustace Mr. md Mn.Wayjie D. Gardner CDR md Mn. Rich.ird C. Gibson LCDR and Mn.Jack L. Giddens.Jt Lt Col Thomas A. GUkeson, USAF Col md Mn.Joel S. GUI LCDR .md Mn.John A. Goolsby Mr.Albert L. Gottsche.Jt Mr. md Mn. Robert Gray Mr. md Mn. Robert A. Green CAPT md Mn. Ray S. Hardy,Jt Mt Paul H. Harrington. Jt LCDR ,md Mn. Ch.irles E. Harrison CAPT David J. Hamss, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Robert L. Hanhberger CAPT md Mn. Lance Herold LCDR WUIiam F Herrm, USN (Ret.) Lt Col md Mn.WUUmi C HUlsnim CAPT md Mn.WUUam S. Howard HI CAPT md Mn. Harold C. Hunter CDR md Mn. Ronald F Ingram Mr. md Mn. RichardV.Johnson Mr. md Mn. Myron J. Kandra LCDR md Mn. Cbrence "Bud" H. Keim Mr. md Mn. Harold R. KendaU Mt md Mn.Arthur G. Klos CDR and Mn. Martin F Kuhnemm Maj md Mn. Frederick W Laing, Jt Maj and Mn.John D. Lanigan CAPT ChariesW Latzdere III, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Kent B. Lawrence Mt and Mn.Jack A. Libey CAPT and Mn. George E Lisle CART and Mn. ChariesW. Lord Mr.James E. Lott Mr. and Mn. Lewis D Lovitt, Jt Mn. Norann Lustfidd CDR and Mrs. Maurice H. Manahan CDR and Mn.Joseph S. Mansfield.Jt Col and Mrs. Jason E Mayhew Mt Curtdss H. McGaffin,Jt CAPT and Mrs. Swart A. Memken Mt and Mn. Leon M. Mink CDR WiUiam N. Moore, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. David E. Morgan CAPT and Mn. Clyde C Morris CDR and Mn. RusseUV Mowery Dt and Mrs. Moston R. MulhoUand, Jt CAPT and Mn. George D Myen II Dt md Mn. Richard R Nalesnik CDR and Mrs. Arthur T. Narro Mt and Mrs. Richard T. Owens Mt and Mn. Reid B. Paige Mt and Mn.James A. Palmer Mt Vincent A. Ranaia LCDR and Mrs.James E Patterson Mt and Mrs.James D. Paul

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Dt Roderick J. Pejs,ir Mt .md Mn.John T. Pettit.Jt Col and Mn. Charles T. Pinkham RADM ,«id Mn. Richarcl F Pittenger CDR .ind Mn.John L. Potter Mt and Mn.Terry R. Rriebe CAPT and Mn.Walter A. Reister CAPT R.iymoiid C, Riches, USN (Ret,) CART .ind Mn, Robert E. Risinger Mt and Mn. DoiuUd M. Robinson CDR and Mn. Wayne Robinson Mt and Mn. Robert C Sauet St Mt Louis R Shme Mt and Mn. Glen E SmUey CDR .md Mn. Douglas K. Stew.irt LCDR Herbert L. Stiff, USNR CART and Mn. E B. Stumcke,Jt Mt and Mn. Henry C. Surratt,Jt CAPT .mdMn. Denis J.Taft LCDR and Mn. Philip H.Taylor Mt Thomas Theohary Maj ,md Mn. Richard L.TiUnian Mt and Mn. Richard DWhelan Lt Col and Mn. Robert J. Wilson HI Mt and Mn.WUliam Z.Withers CAPT and Mrs. Michad G.Woodbury Lt Col and Mn. Frank K. ZemUcka

Mt md Mrs. Frederic G. Dorwart.Jt CAPT and Mn, Martin J, Finertyjt CDR Eugene E, Fitzpatrick, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.JonathonJ. Hardin,Jt CAPT and Mrs. Ingolf N. Kiland.Jt CAPT and Mrs. Robert L. Lanon CAPT and Mn. George R. Lehmberg.Jt Mt and Mn. Wayne P Lockwood Mt and Mrs. Richard J. Madden ADM and Mn. Henry H. Mauz.Jt CDR and Mn. Henry A. Morgan.Jt Col and Mrs, Jacques C. Naviaux Mt and Mn. Charies G. Nolan * CAPT and Mrs. Richard J. Noreika Mt and Mrs. Paul D. O'Connot Jt CAPT and Mrs. David L. Osburn CDR Leo J. Peck, SC, USNR VADM and Mrs, J, Guy Reynolds Mt and Mrs. A.James Roberts III Mt .ind Mrs. John J. Shirreffs.Jt Dt and Mrs.Arthur K. Smith,Jt CAPT and Mrs. Daniel M.Truax CDR and Mn.Toby G.Wanon CDR and Mn. Richard K.Westfahl Dt Frederick S.Yeatts and Mrs. InesYeatts Mt and Mrs. George M.Yerkes

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1959 Total Class Gi'ving - $448,651 Average Gift - $1,521 Participation - 50.17%

Presidenfs Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Steve and Joan Burgess

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mrs. John J. Brayjt Mt and Mn. Robert O. Copeland Mr. md Mrs. Gerald G. Garbacz Mt and Mn. Edward W Gibbons Mt Stanley W Legro Mt and Mrs.James H. Mintun.Jt Mr. and Mn.WiUiam E. Odom

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) DtJ. PhiUip London Col and Mrs. John G. R. Roddey

Presidenfs Cirde ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mrs. Bob D. AUen CAPT and Mn. Norbert H. Bednarek Mt and Mrs. HowardV. Berkowitz CAPT and Mn.Thomas H. BiUings CDR and Mn. Robert M. Booth CAPT and Mn. Daniel B. Branch,Jt CART and Mrs.Terrence J. Camilleri, St Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Clark CAPT and Mn.WUliam G. Claurice CAPT and Mn. Robert E. Currie

($1,000-$2,499) Mt Peter G. AbdaUa CAPT and Mrs. Raymond J. Art LCDR and Mn. Alonzo R. Boyle Mt and Mrs. Harry J. Brock, Jt LtCol Jimmy L. Brown, USMC (Ret,) RADM and Mn. Guy H. Curtis HI CDR and Mn. Richard S. Davis Mt and Mn. Charies P Dobbs • VADM and Mrs. Francis R. Donovan LTC and Mn.Arthur EmmersonVIl Mn. Grace Fritzinger CAPT and Mn. Gary Q. Geist CDRJoseph C.Henderson,USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Macldlan E. King.Jt •* CAPT and Mn. Donald G. Klein Mt and Mrs. Hayden L. Leon.Jt •* Mt and Mrs.Thomas J. Lukish CAPT and Mn. Richard L. Martin The Honorable and Mn. Robert C. McFarhne CDR and Mrs.Arthur Merz Mt Robert D. Michael CAPT and Mrs. Dennis M. Moynahan Col and Mrs. John T. Priest CAPT and Mrs.James D. Regan •*• Mt and Mrs. Larry S.Weaver Mt and Mn.WUUs S.Whitdesey 111 Mt and Mn. Michael D.WiUen CDR and Mrs. Richard Y.Wisenbaker

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Maj and Mrs. Richard CAbington CDR and Mn. Lloyd H.Adanis CAPT and Mn. Cari J.Albrecht Mt and Mrs. Richard L. Baldwin, St Mt and Mrs. WiUiam D. Barkman CAPT and Mn.Walter H. Baskin CAPT and Mn. Arnold R. Battaglini Mt Robert R. Beaton CDR and Mn. Jacob Boltz RA15M and Mn. David E. Bottorff CAPT and Mn. David H. Boyd

Mt and Mrs. Kent S. BromweU CDR and Mrs. John C. Brons CAPT Malvm D. Bruce, USN Maj Edmund B. R. Burns, USMC (Ret,) CAPT and Mn.Theodore H. Calhoon Mt I5onald R. CampbeU CAPT and Mrs.James P. Cartwright CDR and Mn. Kent R, Clark * Maj Louis S. Cohen, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Henry F Daidone Mt and Mrs. Robert M. Darby CAPT and Mn. Roger C. Erickson MajGen and Mrs. WUUam P. Eshdman Mt and Mrs. Henry D Estes CDRTylor Fidd II, USN (Ret.) Col Gary W Findlay USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Michael E. Fitzgerald CDR and Mn.Jack R. Hikeid Col and Mrs. Joseph F Flynn Mrs. Joan Erie Mt and Mrs. Richard M. Gardner CAPT and Mrs. Charies M. Garverick LCDR and Mrs. Barry L. Gordon CART and Mn. MUton R. Gorham.Jr, CAPT and Mrs.Thomas W. Habermas l ^ D M and Mrs.Jon R. Ives Mt and Mrs. Richard A.Johnson CAPT Roland R.Johnson, USN (Ret,) Mt Rodney K.Johnston CAPT and Mn. Kari L. Keay CAPT James A. KeUy, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Bradley N. Keyes CAPT RjchaidWLaton-TaylotUSNR (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Richard A. Lidstad Dt and Mrs. E.J. Manton CDR and Mrs. Frederick W. March Maj and Mrs. Anthony M. Marks CAPT and Mn.John H.Mascali CDR Michad D. Maynard, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.WiUiam B. McAree II Col and Mrs. Joseph J. McGlinchey LtCol WUbur C. McMinn.Jt, USMC (Ret.) Dt and Mrs. Robert A. Nash CDR and Mn.Van K. Nidd Mt and Mrs. Robert O Oakes Mt and Mrs. Francis A. Orr CAPT and Mrs. John R. Patten CDR and Mrs. Lawrence C. Pizinger Mt E. Grant Rees RADM and Mrs. Daniel C. Richardson Col and Mn. Matt A. Roberts HI Col and Mrs. Frank A. Roescher * Mt Harold E. Saxton • CDR Peter J. Schleck, SC, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs.Walter S. Szczypinski.Jt CDR and Mrs. Peter T.Tarpgaard,Jt COL and Mrs.James H.Tinsley CDR Charies FTomajczyk.Jt, USN (Ret.) l ^ D M and Mrs. Douglas Volgenau CAPT and Mn. Louis 13. Wardlow CAPT Edward C.Webstet USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.WiUiam CWheaton CAPT and Mn. Richard F Winter CAPT and Mn.WiUiamTWirth Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A.Yenchko

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT and Mrs. Edward E. Alexandetjr, Col and Mrs. Frederick C. Anderson Maj and Mrs.James R.Anderson

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MNI RADM md Mn. Edward B. BaketJt CDR George E. Brainerd, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Alexander Castro,Jt LT and Mn. Edward W Gather II LCDR and Mn. Dmid M. Cheston IV Mt and Mn. Stanley M. Cobb.Jt CAPT md Mn.Jmies E. CoUins CAPT md Mn. Donald R. Cooper Mt md Mn. Michael J. Cronin Maj Richard M. Dagmipat, USAF (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.John L. Dettbarn CDR and Mn. David A. Donovan CAPT md Mn.WUUam B. Drake,Jt CDR WUUmi C Drodeff Jt, USNR CAPT and Mn.John S. Ebtroni CAPT and Mn.Thomas H. Enisley CAPT and Mn. Lucim C. Evms Mt md Mn.WUliam H. Everett HI CAPT and Mn.Joseph P Ford Mt Roy W Fonberg Lt Col md Mn. George E. Gifford LCDR Robert C Gordon, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. David L. Green Mt md Mn.John G. Green CAPT and Mn. Martin P Hanson LCDR Robert K. Harmuth, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald M. Hernon,USN (Ret.) Mt md Mn. Edward R. HUl CAPT John W HUtUSN (Ret.) Mt md Mn.Anthony E. HudaUa Mt Charles B. Humes Mt and Mn. Richard L. Ihly • ADM and Mn. Robert J. KeUy Mr. and Mn. Harry C Ketts CART and Mn.Joseph E King Mt md Mn.James B. Lackey CDR md Mn. John A. LaFond LCDR Michad H. Lewis, USN (Ret.) CDR Byron N. Macfarlane, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.WUUam G. Matthews Col Wayne K. Messnet USAF (Ret.) RADM md Mn. Richard D MUUgan Mr. md Mn. Richard L. Moore CART and Mn. RobertV. Morgan Mt and Mn.John E. Nash CAPT md Mn.John E. Nourie CDR and Mn. Byron J. Oistad Col and Mrs. WUUmi D PaUner Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Pipkin, Jt Lt Col and Mn.WUUamT. Posey LCDR and Mn. PhUip H. Powen LCDR and Mn. Robert L. Prendergast Mt and Mn. Robert H. Reifrnyder Mt and Mn. Hugh W. BJiodes RADM and Mn. Wayne E. Rickmm CART and Mrs. Ronald J. Rodriguez LCDR and Mn.AUen R. Ruth Mt and Mrs.AUen M. Shinn.Jt CAPT and Mn. George T. Simmons CDR and Mn. Gary T Smith CART James ETidd, USNR (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.Jack H. Udebrock Brig Gen Charles A. Vickery, USAF CART Raymond B.WeUborn, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs.James PWilson CAPT and Mn.Theodore WWu.Jt CAPT and Mrs. Howard L.Young,Jt

Donor Mt and Mrs.Arthur E.Archambault,Jt CDR and Mn. Robert C Armour

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LCDR James J. Arnold,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.John K. Bainbridge CDR and Mn.John A. Battenburg CAPT md Mn. Richard K. Beggs LtCol LeRoy A. Bickley USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.John A. Butterfidd Mr. md Mn.Joseph Casasanto CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Ceres Lt Col md Mn. Richard R. CudUpp Mt md Mn. Hugh M. Davis.Jt Mt and Mn. David P Doelger CART Gerald E. Egan, USN (Ret.) MtWUUam B. Epps.Jt Col and Mn. Angelo Fernandez Mr. Lynn M. Gantt Mt and Mn. George B. Garton.Jt LCDR md Mn. Robert W Groom Mtjohn E Groth Mt Michael L. Hartman Mr. and Mn.Thomas A. Hassler Mr. md Mn.John M. Heiges CAPT and Mn.John H. Hoey CDR md Mn. Donald D. HoUnes CAPT md Mn.Jerry L. Horacek Maj David L. Humphrey, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Jon G. Jmies, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Richard W.Johnson Mt .md Mn.John S. Kmuch Mt md Mn. Donald L. Katz LTC mdMn.Paul EKeefe CDR md Mn.Joseph Keeley Mtjohn M. KeUy Mt Eric L. Kincanon CAPT Harry J. E KorreU,Jt, USN LCDR md Mn.Victor C Kruzic CAPT md Mn.James C Langemo CDR Frank T Lazarchick, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Samuel J. Ligon,Jt Mt and Mrs. Robert L. Manly Mt and Mn. Fred P Mclntyre Mt and Mrs.Thomas P McReynolds LCDR and Mn. Charles J. McVey CDR and Mn. Charies P MUler HI Mr. Richard A. Montgomery Mt Donald W Muniy CAPT md Mrs. PhUip J. O'ComieU.Jt Mt and Mrs. Robert G. OUver Col and Mn. Robert A. Oliveri LCDR md Mrs.James K. Poole CDR Richard A. Radecki, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mn. Dennis S. Read CAPT and Mn. Edward G. Redden CAPT Gayle H. Rees, USNR (Ret,) CAPT Ronald W. Rendet USN (Ret.) CAPT Roy J. Rice, USN (Ret.) CDR Herbert B. Richtet USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Lee K. Robinson Mt Richard E. Robinson Mn. Sarah M. Russell Mr.andMrs.JohnW.SappIV CAPT and Mn. Patrick M. Schnauffetjt CAPT and Mn.John J. Schultz CDR and Mn.John M. Shiels CART and Mn. Stephen V H. Snydet St Mt and Mn. Nelson C Springer Dt James W Squires CDR Robin L. Stuck, USN (B.et,) CAPT and Mn. Alfred A.Thresher II LTC and Mrs.James W.Tritz LT and Mn. Robert CVasey HI LCDR Howard A.WeUs.Jt, USN (Ret) LCDR Verne B. Whitehead, USN

Mr. and Mn. R. E. H.Woodamm Mr. and Mn. Robert R.Wright Dt and Mn.Walter RWynn.Jt Mr. and Mn. Frank D.Young III CAPT and Mn.Vernon O.Young

1960 Total Class Giving - $1,023,837 Average Gift - $3,240 Participation - 50.56%

President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mr. and Mn. Christim H. Poindexter

President's Circle Halsey Assodate ($100,000-$249,999) RADM md Mrs. Alexander S. Logan Mr. and Mn. Roy C. Smith IV

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mr. Peyton R. Latimer Mr. md Mn.John J. Michalski.Jt

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. and Mn. Peter G. Bos CDR and Mn. Peter B. Dolm Mt and Mn. Donald S. Freeiiim,Jt Mt md Mn. David L. P.ukinson Mt md Mn. Stephen J. Scheffer Mr. md Mn. Robert C SudUF,Jt CDR md Mn.Arthur E.Wegner

President's Circle Worden Associate

VADM Raymond R Ilg, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Walter R. Lmd RADM and Mn.Jmies Richard Lang Mr. md Mn.John E Lynch,Jt CAPT Jimmy H. McCoy USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn. Robert S. Meek Mr. md Mn. Lymm S. A. Perry Mr. md Mn. Francis R. Rapasky • CAPT Harris Sperhng, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Spolyar CAPT and Mn. Robert G. Stevenson CDR George W VanHouten, USN (Ret,) CART and Mn.John E.WhitelyJt * Mr. and Mn.WUliam E. Zierden

Herndon Club ($7,000-$2,499; Mt md Mn. Charles E. BaUeyJt • COL and Mn. Isaac F Bonifay LCDR md Mn. Ronald E. Buidge * CDR and Mn.Jmies J. Cameron CART Glenn W. Colemm, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Paul W Cooper Jt Mr. md Mn. Robert A. CorreU Mr. WUUam G. Davidson HI Ml. md Mn. Robert B. Fraser Mt Francis V. R. Gansz CAPT md Mn. Michad W. Gavlak, St CAPT and Mn. Richaid W Hamon Mr. md Mn.Terrence C Hubbard CART md Mn. Douglas M.Johnston,Jt Mt Robert W Lowe •* CART md Mn.WUUam S. Manning LCDR and Mn.Joseph A. Matais Mr.md Mn.AUen H. MUler Lt Col and Mn.John E. C Paepcke RADM and Mn. Paul W. RarceUs Mr. md Mn.John P. Pfouts Mr. md Mn. Daniel M. Roth CAPT and Mn. CoUn H. Saari Lt Col David J. Schnegelbeiget USAF (Ret) CAPT Patrick H. SuUivm, USNR (Ret.) LT and Mn.WUUmi E.Taylor * RADM Robert E.TraistetUSN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Sibley L.Ward HI CAPT md Mn.John EWheIm,Jt *

($5,000-$9,999) Mt md Mn.Arthur C Goldtrap.Jt CAPT and Mn.James R. Kinney RADM and Mn.Thomas D Paulsen '* CART md Mn. Henry L. PhiUips.Jt •*

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) CART .md Mn. Robert J. Antomo CART and Mn. Roland Brandquist RADM and Mn. Peter G. Chabot ADM Henry G. Chiles,Jt, USN (Ret,) RADM and Mn,John S. Clanian VADM and Mn. Edward W. Clexton.Jt VADM Michad C. CoUey, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Jerry A. Cooper CAPT B.Wayne Cox, USN (Ret.) * LCDR and Mn. Denis H. Crawford CDR and Mn. H. Don.ild DeLude CAPT and Mn. James T. Eilertsen CAPT and Mn. Mark M. Golden * Mt and Mn.WiUiam L. Griffin CAPT and Mn.James E. Hancock CAPT and Mn. Dennis J. Hickey IV Mt David H. Hofmann

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John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LT Albert M. Ames, USN (Ret.) CDR .md Mn. Dem A. Ablowich Mt and Mn.Thom.is M. Andenon Mt md Mn.John A. Aidiony III LCDR md Mn. Rich.inl C. AntoUni CDR and Mn. Albert A. Arcuni Mt Robert W BeU,Jt Maj Ch.ules N, Bikakis, USMC (Ret) LCDR and Mn.John A. K. Birchett HI RADM and Mn. Donald V Boecker LCDR .ind Mn. Ron.ildJ. Boodi * M.ij CLiudius J. BriteU, USMCR ,md Mn. R e ^ Sager BriteU CART Roy R. BudUet USN (Ret.) CDR ,md Mn. Eugene S. Burroughs III CAPT and Mn. Kennedi G. Clark Mt and Mn. Bernard T. Cote CAPT .md Mn.WUUam D Graver LCDR and Mn.Thomas G. Curtis CDR and Mn.WiUiam Dimsdale CAPT and Mn.Joseph C Dobes CDR and Mn.James E Duffy

Ml. md Mn. James R. Evans * KADM md Mn.\^ce H. Fiy Mr. Robert V. Gamba C-VPT md Mn.Jay T. Grafton CDR md Mn.John E. Greenhalgh CDR md Mn. Robert N. Griffin C\PT md Mn.John G. Herbem Mr. md .Mn.John R. Hoke II C-VPT md Nln.Joseph DJaap C\PT Keidi S. Jones. USN (Ret) CAPT Edwin E. KUUnget USN (Ret) COL md Mn-Joe J. Kirkpatrick C\PT md Mn.John E Leahy lU CDR md Mrs. Poner Lewis. Jt C\PT md Mrs. RogerW Uoyd CDR md Mn. Robert S. McAfee MI. md Mn.James M. McConneU Mr. John C Mendelis Mr. and Mn. Christophei M. Moore C\PT md .Mn.WiUiam S. .Muenster Col md .Mrs. Harold D. Neelev' C\PT md Mrs. Harold A. Peteiron CAPT WUUam L. Povreljt. USN (Ret) CDR md Mn. Edward A Ransom. St * Mr. md Mrs. David -A Ross. Jt Mr. and Mn. George H. Rudv- III Mr. and -Mn. Paul J. Sannei RADM md Mn. Luther E Schriefer R-\D-M md Mn.John F Shaw CDR md Mn- Richard S. Shawkev' Mr. and Mn. Frank T. Simpson CAPT md Mn. Norman L. Slezak CART md .Mn. Nicholas J. Stasko Col and .Mn.Warren E. Sweetsei HI LCDR James RTague.Jt. USN (Ret) CDR md Mn.Joseph Tranchini CDR md Mn. Michael FTreacy Dr- and Mn. Edwaid WTVinje Mr. and -Mn.J. David Woodward Lt Col and -Mn. Salvatore A Zaccagnino

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499; .Mr. md -\ln. E>aniel J..AtiourntJt LCDR md -Mn. Hariev- H. Barnes, J t LtCol md Mn. Richard S. Buigess CAPT md Mn.John R Chenard CAPT md Mn. Joseph D Cole Col md Mn. Charies V. CoUins CAPT md Mn. Chades I. Cook CAPT md Mis. Larry G. Cox CDR md Mn. David M. CiisK LCDR and Mn. George E. Denn,Jt Mt md Mn. E>avid G. Deibes CAPT md Mn. Francis K-Duffy Mr. LawTence E. Duime Mt md Mn.Joseph A. EppoUto CAPT Leon E. Everman, USN MI. md Mn.James EfitzgeraldII CAPT md Mn. Robert E. Gasser LCDR md Mn. David R Hmd CART md Mn. WUUam J. Hastie CAPT md Mn. Harold E. Henning CAPT md Mn. Nathan A Heubeiger Mr-James J. Hc^m CAPT md Mn. Robert J. lamicd CDR md Mn. Francis D. Kay Mr. Frederick C Krecz Mr. Robert E.Kunkle CART Lawience W LaveK; USN Mr. md Mn.WiUiam E. Lewis,Jt

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MI. md Mn. Edwaid B. Longton LT Geoige S. Makovic, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Chailes E. McCaskUl.Jt LCDR Thomas W McClure. USN (Ret.) LCDR md NUs. Larry D McCuUough CAPT md Mn. Douglas K. Menikheim Mr. Jay C Metzlei CAPT md Mn. Nomim W Minis.Jt CDR Dennis A. Moore. USN (Ret) Mr. Herbert J. A. Mossman LtCol Aim L. ChT, USMC (Ret) CDR md Mn. John A. PedUck CAPT and Mn. David A. Raymond CAPT md Mn. Roy G. RUey CAPT Henry J. Rinnert. USN Col and Mn.Torrence W. R t ^ n LCDR md Mn.John F Ruhsenberger CAPT md Mrs. John A. Schmidt Mr. md Mn. CUfford F Schumann Mr. Brian M. Shea CDR md Mn. Howaid L. Sipple CDR md -Mn. Robert E. Smith Col and Mn.Thomas J. Solak CAPT and Mn.WUliam R. Speaiman C-APT md Mn. Robert E.TucketJt * MI. Robert CWakei Dr. RobvuM. Walten CDR MUton W Weavet USN (Ret) MI. md Mn.AUen RWhitaker

Donor Mr. J.D. Angel Mr. md Mn. Gary D. Ballaid Mr. Gleim L. Barton LT Henry W.Bates, USN CDR md Mn.James C Beam Maj md Mn. Dume C Beck LT Roger L. Bennett USN CART md Mn.Jerome E. Benson Mr. John E. Blum CDR md Mn. Roben J. Bowman Dr. Geoige A. Bray CDR Andiony C Brennm. USN (Ret) MI. md Mn. Raymond T. Burkley Dr. md Mn.WalterW Bums.Jt CAPT md Mn. Roben A. Byme Mr. md Mn.WUliam E. CaUaway.Jt Mr. md Mn. Eugene J. Chancy Mt md Mn. Steven T. Charies MI. md Mn. David G. Chew * MI. Spencer Cleveland CDR Charies R CoUicott USN (Ret) md Dr. SheUa CoUicott CAPT Andrew G. Cottennan. St. USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. DamdT. CoughUn,Jt CDR Charies J. Cox. USN (Ret.) Mr- Richard B. Davis Mr. Frmcis X- Delano LCDR Angelo E- DiFUippo. USN (Ret) Lt Col md Mn.Thomas E. Doherty Mr. md Mn.Thomas M. Donahue CAPT md Mn. Robert A. Dropp Lt Col md Mn.Anthony J. Dunne * MI. md Mn. Henry R Egm CAPT md Mn.Jon H. Esslingei CAPT md Mn.Jerome J. Fee LCDR md Mn. Richard P Foid Mr. md Mn.WUUam L. Fostet Jt LCDR md Mn. Alfred R. Friedmann MI. md Mn. Lewis C GUlett Jt CAPT md Mn.John E Grodi

Ml. md Mn.^Xtoen G. Hahn CDR EgU L. Hansen,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.Jon David Harden MI. Robert R. Harlm MI. md Mn. Richard T Harpei Col md Mn. R. Daniel Hastings MI. md Mn. Frank S. Hayes LCDR md Mn. Paul C Hazucha CDR md Mn. Louis W. Heacock Mr. md Mn. Lawrence S. HeUns CAPT Lewis E. HUdet USN (Ret.) CRT Jmies Householdet USA MI. md Mn. Royston C Hughes CAPT md Mn.Thomas E. Hun,Jt CAPT md Mn. CUnton B.Johnson * LtCol md Mn. Gerald M.Johnson CART md Mn. David G. Kalb MI. Angelo N. Kaiampdas MI. md Mn.James E. Kovacevich * CART md Mn. LeniUs L. Lammen Lt Col md Mn. Axe! M. Lanen,Jt CAPT md Mn. Michael J. Lees LCDR md Mn. Harry C Lewis Mr. md Mn.Walter J. Lippold Mr. md Mn. Ronald R ManhaU * CDR md Mn. CUfford I. Martin * CDR md Mn. Robert D MawUca MI. md Mn. David Mayen.Jt Prof md Mn. Ralph G. McClarren MG John H. McDonald, USA Col Samud C .McKee, USMC (Ret) CDR md Mn. WUUam W Medaris RADM md Mn.Thomas A. Meinicke CDR md Mn. Michad H. MenUl CDR MichadT Midas.Jt,USN (Ret) Mr. David C Moerschel CDR md Mn. Maurice J. Moian Mr. and Mn. Robert B. Moseley; Jt CAPT md Mn. Gerald A Nelson MI. md Mn.Jay A. Nevvbem LCDR md Mn. Raul S. Norton CART md Mn.Waid J. O'Brien CAPT Robert E. Osmon, USNR (Ret) LCDR Joseph Raletta, Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn.Joseph H. Reek LCDR md Mn. Frederick E. PhUUppi.Jt Mr.PaulH.PIoegerlH LCDR and Mn.James B. Ramsey CAPT md Mn. Richard C Ravetta CDR md Mn. Robert W Ravmond Mr. md Mn.John J. ReUly.Jt CAPT Raul M. Resslet USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn. Forrest T. Rbodes LtCol and Mn. Howard L. Richey CAPT md Mn. Charies K. Roberts MI. and Mn. Robert P RMjiiUen MI. md Mn.Joseph R. Rosengren CDR WUUam M. Ross.Jt. USN (Ret) MI. WUUam J. RusseU Mr. and Mn. Kevin T. Ryan CAPT Larry E. Ryan. USN Mr. and Mn. Donald W Sanden MI. and Mn. Lawrence E Samo Mr. md Mn.WUliam A. Schroeder III CDR Frederick A. SchvvetJt, USNR Mr. and Mn. Freeman R. Shaw.Jt Mr. md Mn. Edwin T. SheU Dr. md Mn. Frank T Shotton CDR Charies J. Sunmons. USN (Ret) CDR md Mn.Walter I. Smits CDR md Mn. Robert L. Steele Maj md Mn. Harold D. SulUvan

MI. Richaid N. Super CAPT md Mn.John H.Tait Mr. and Mn. Dennis H. Terry Ml. Blaine E.TUnmetJt LCDR md Mn. Henry von KobUcz.Jt LCDR md Mn. Lowell E.Webb CDR George R.Weeb.Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. md Mn.John M.WUlsey CAPT md Mn.James TWorthington II Dr. md Mn. David J.Young CAPT md Mn. Richard K.Young

1961 Total Class Givmg - $1,314,630 Average Gift - $4,565 Participation - 44.38%

President's Circle Nimitz Assodate ($250,000 and above) Mr. md Mn. Fredenck K. Huegel

President's Circle Dewey Assodate ($50.000-$99,999} Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Moore

President's Cirde Luce Assodate ($10.000-$24,999} CART md Mn. Robert R. Denis * Mr. md Mn.WiUiam M. Moore,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Ernest C Moreno CAPT md Mn. Roger P. Onorati VADM md Mn. Edward M. Straw

President's Cirde Worden Assodate ($5.000-$9,999) Mr. md Mn.WUUam A. Amold III Mr. Patrick C FiczPatrick Mr. and Mn. Dennis J. Moore MI. md Mn. Richaid A. Norman CART md Mn.J. Stephen Retry Mr. md Mn. RaeseV. Sunpson RADM and Mn.Jerome E Smith.Jt CAPT md Mn. Frederick T r i ^

President's Cirde ($lS00'$4m) LCDR md Mn.John E.ArdeU III RADM md Mn.Jon M. Barr RADM md Mn. Ariington E CampbeU Mr. md Mn. Alfied G. Dessayer * Mr. and Mn.Thomas W Diekmann. St CAPT md Mn. Richard C Dramniond Lt Col md Mn. ChariesW. Duke.Jt Mr. and Mn. Donald G. Fariey.Jt MI. Benno M. Genon CDR md Mn. PhiUp A. Goms RADM md Mn. WaUace N. Gudirie.Jt CAPT md Mn.WUliam A. Haitmm LCDR and Mn.James C HeUauer RADM md Mn.VirgU L. HUl.Jt CAPT md Mn. Robert W Hoag II CDR md Mn. James D Hodde CART md Mn. Edgar D. Hux

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MNI CDR and Mn.James S. Ibach * CAPT and Mrs.James DJoyner Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kievit * CAPT and Mrs. Harry L. Lara RADM and Mn. Daniel P March RADM and Mrs. Edward S. McGiiJey II MI. and Mrs.Thomas W. MitcheU Mt and Mrs. Frank A. Morrow Mt and Mrs. John R. O'Connor RADM and Mrs. Kent Riffey Mt and Mrs. Stanley R. Roman CAPT and Mn. Michad C. Roth CAPT and Mn.Arthur E. Rowe.Jt Mt and Mrs. Christopher R. Seelbach Ms.Jeanne M. Sheridan CAPT and Mn.WiUiam D. Straight Mt Gayle R.Thompson * CAPT and Mn. Dudley D.WiUiams III LCDR and Mrs.Thomas C.Winant '* Mt and Mrs. Howard T.Winfree Mt and Mn. George E.Youmans

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt and Mrs.Joseph J. AUegretti CAPT and Mn. Michael D. Bradley • CAPT and Mn. Charies R. Bubeck COL and Mn. Ronald L. Carlberg CDR and Mrs.Timothy R Dugan.Jt Mt and Mrs. Alan G. Greer CDR Donald P GrinneU.USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Robert E Hofford Mt and Mn.WiUiam F Leeson •* Mt and Mrs. Jeremiah T. O'DonneU * LtCol and Mrs. Fred J. Palumbo CAPT and Mrs. Frederick M. Restorius CDR and Mrs.James M. Quaries CDR and Mn. Ronald H. Reimann, St CAPT James C Richaidson,Jt, USN (Ret.) • CDR and Mn. Robert E. Rosdahl * Mt and Mrs. Jerome C. Rosenberger LCDR and Mn. David H. Stryker • Mt and Mrs. Richard D Sylvestet Jt CDR and Mrs. Paul J. Umberger Mt and Mrs.JohnJ.Valerio Mt and Mrs.Thomas J. White * Mt and Mrs. Alan F Wright

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt D.ivid A. Benson •* Mt and Mrs.Andre R. Brousseau HI Lt Col and Mn.WUliam R. CampbeU,Jt Mt and Mrs. Alan J. Conboy Mr. and Mn. Peter J. Danna Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Decker LCDR and Mn. Ernest L. DeSha DtandMrs.D.C.Gibbs CART and Mrs. NeU E. Holben Mt James R. Kerwick.Jt The Honorable and Mrs. Paul B. Lang Mt and Mrs.Thomas M. Markley • Mt and Mrs. Andrew G. McFadden * CDR and Mn.Anthony H. PassaieUa Col and Mn.John A. PliiUips Col and Mn.WiUiam M. Rakow.Jt LTG and Mrs. Danid R. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Guarino J. Seraly CAPT and Mn. Robert E. Sheridan CART and Mn. Robert C. Smith Mt and Mrs. WaUace H. Snyder

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CAPT and Mrs. Jesse J. Stewart, Jt Mt and Mrs.James R.Traa CAPT and Mn. Frank A.Visted

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT and Mn. Gary A. AbreU CAPT and Mrs.Thomas E Bailey CDR and Mn.Jerry H. Black CAPT and Mrs.James P Breece Mt Kent R. Chastain RADM and Mn. Isaiah C. Cole Rev. Dale D Dean CAPT and Mrs.Walter S. Draper IV Mt James A. Dunn Mt and Mrs. Richard J. Dunn CAPT James R. Edgatjt, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Jon K. EUiott CDR WUUam S. Emmerich, USN (Ret,) Mt and Mrs. PeterW. Ferriso, St Mt and Mrs. Bernhard M. Fleming CAPT and Mrs. Francis M. Gambacorta,Jt CDR and Mrs. Robert L. Graham Dt PeterW. Greenwood CDR Gordon E. Guenret USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Robert G. Hoffinan CAPT and Mrs. Charies C. Holcomb CAPT and Mn. Allison J. HoUfield.Jt Mt Alfred R.Joyner Mt and Mrs.Timothy M. KeUy Mt Donald J. Lyons Mt and Mrs. Roderick L. MacDonald CDR and Mrs. Harry A. Marxen CAPT and Mn.Thomas M. McNicholas,Jt Mt and Mrs. Harold R. Melendy •* LCDR and Mrs.James T. Mergner CAPT and Mrs. Charies R Metzlet Jt Mt Eugene E. MitcheU CDR and Mn. Richard A. Morgan Mt and Mrs.John C. Morris.Jt Col and Mrs. Donald J. Myers CDR and Mn. Christopher O. Nichols Mt and Mrs.James F Noonan Mt and Mrs.James H. Nutt CAPT and Mrs. Richard J. Petrucci Mt Thomas W. Popham CAPT and Mrs.John M. Quarterman.Jt Maj and Mrs. George H. Raroha Mt and Mrs. Kurt A. Rohdenburg Mt and Mrs. Melvin M. RonUne • CAPT and Mrs.WilUam C. Rothert CAPT James E. Shew.Jt, USN (Ret,) CDR and Mn. Charies M. St. Laurent Mt and Mrs.Joseph M. SuUivan Mt and Mrs. Gerald R.Vanderbilt Mt and Mrs. Gordon W.Wacker CDR and Mn.J. Allen Walker LCDR Raymond J. Wilson, USN (Ret.) Lt Col and Mrs. Ralph A. Zimmerman

Donor Mt BenjanUn E. AUen,Jt Mt and Mrs. Lonny D. Anderson * Mt Paul R.Arneth LCDR and Mn.John C.Arnold Mr.James L.Avant CAPT Henry J. Barfidd,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mt Louis R. Bartek.Jt * CDR and Mrs.Joseph C. Benedict Dt John O.Bennett CAPT and Mn.Joseph B. Berkleyjr.

Mt and Mrs.James E. BickneU Mt James D. Black CDR and Mrs. John W Black LCDR and Mn. Larry J. Bodiford Mt and Mn. Henry A. Booth.Jt Mt James S. Bourn CAPT and Mn. Marco J. Bruno Mt MarshaU L. Burgess Mt and Mrs. Robert D. Burns Mt Arthur H.Butler Dt and Mrs. Gordon W CaUendet Jt CAPT Donald B. CampbeU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Gary L. Carison, USNR CAPT WUIiam J. Cadett III, USN Mt and Mrs.JamesV Cavanaugh Lt Col Walter G. Cawein, USAFR (Ret.) CAPT Donald M. Chinn, USN CART and Mn. Bruce W. ChurchUl LtCol and Mrs. Lawrence C. Cox CAPT and Mrs. Robert T Davis II CDR and Mn. David T Dean CAPT and Mn.Jod PW. Decker CAPT and Mn.JackV DeU Mt and Mn. Charies R. Denneyjt Mt and Mrs. Nelson C DePartee CAPT and Mn. George H. Dewhirst Mr. and Mrs. Earl Diamond Col and Mrs. Mark S. Dittrich •* CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Drake CAPT and Mrs. Eugene S. Dvornick Mt Ronald H. Ecklein LCDR and Mrs. ChariesW Eddins MtWiUianiR.Eldredge Mt Charies M. Ernst CAPT and Mrs. Frederick A. Farber CAPT and Mn.Ted R Fenno CAPT and Mn. Robert S. Fitch Mt Ray R Flatiey Mr. Robert L. Foord LT and Mrs. SwartT. Freeland MtAlanW Frelich CAPT and Mrs. Dana R French.Jt CDR and Mn. Elmer J. Galbraith.Jt Mt and Mrs. John R. GaUoway Col and Mrs. Charles E. Gardner CAPT and Mn. Robert N. Giuffieda Lt Col Vaughn K. Grace, USAF (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Kevin J. Growney * LCDR and Mrs. Donienic P Guerriero, St Mt and Mrs. John T Guthrie Mt and Mrs. Raymond A. Hansen,Jt LCDR and Mrs. Robert C. Hanson Mt and Mrs. Harold E. Harden LCDR Robert R Hardison.Jt, USN LtCol and Mrs.James A. Hart CART and Mrs.Jimmy D Henderson Mt Gary G. Herzberg CDR and Mn. Robert S. HiU.Jt LCDR and Mn.Thomas E. Hinton Mt and Mrs. Douglas R Holbrook LCDR and Mn. Richard W Holt Mt and Mn. Ndson D. Hulme Mt Dennis H. Iribeck Mt and Mrs. Richard B.Jacobs CDR and Mrs. Frank A. Jones, Jt Mt and Mrs. Denms P.Joyce Mt and Mrs. George J. Kieny Mt and Mrs. Arnold D. Kleban Mt and Mrs.WiUimi E Klunipp Mt and Mrs. Alexander B. Komoroske,Jt CAPT and Mn. Richard A. Laniportc

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Mt Luther L. Landin Mt and Mrs.Theodore F Langworthy CAPT and Mrs. Anthony F Lazzaretti LtCol Fredenck E. Lewis, USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Ira E. LivUigston CAPT and Mrs. Frederick J. Lowack Mt and Mrs. Edward J. Lutz,Jt Dt WiUiam E Mackey CDR and Mrs, Joseph A. Matalavage Mt and Mrs.John Matechak LCDR and Mn. Alfred A. Maybach.Jt Mt and Mrs. Stephen M. Mayian CAPT George G. Mays, USN Mt Ronald F McCormick Mt and Mrs.James A. McCune HI LT Laurence B. McEwen,Jt, USN Mt and Mrs.John R McQuade CAPT and Mn. George H. Mensch CDR and Mrs. Carios E. Mercado Lt Col and Mn. PhUip W MerrUl CDR and Mn. Robert E. Metcalf CART and Mn. David D Middleton CDR and Mn. Sanford N. Mock CAPT and Mrs. George E. Morrow RADM and Mrs. Paul D. Moses, St RADM and Mrs. WUUam E. Newman Mt and Mrs. Clarence J. Nosal LCDR and Mn.WUUmi E O'Connor CAPT and Mn. Herndon A. OUver HI LCDR Stephen J. OLzinski, USN (Ret.) Dt PhUip J. Oppenheimer Mt and Mn. Anthony R. Papandrea Mt and Mrs. Richard C Prather Mt and Mrs.Thomas E Rooney Col and Mrs. Richard B. RothweU Mt Robert W Sample, Jt CAPT Henry J. Schwirtz, CEC, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Robert H. Shaw.Jt LCDR and Mn. Robert D Shupe CW4 and Mrs. George R. Simmons CAPT John B. Snuth, USNR LT Robert W Sirath, USN (Ret.) Mt Francis E. Sn,iy CAPT and Mrs. Maurice D Stanley.Jt CAPT md Mn. Kenneth R. Sydow LCDR John ETulodieski,Jt, USN CDR and Mrs. Mark H.Waggoner Mt and Mn. Donald W.Ward CAPT and Mn. Rodney K.Wattenon COL and Mn. Malcolm WWehrang IV LCDR and Mn. LeoJ.WUletts.Jt Mt and Mn. Frederick RWUson CDR and Mn. Ned C.Wolfe

1962 Total Class Giving - $260,245 Average Gift - $1,033 Participation - 39.31% President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) RADM and Mn. Stephen K. Chadwick CAPT and Mn.James M. Coopersmith * Mt .and Mn. Corbin A. McNeUl.Jt CDR and Mn. Howard S. Pinskey LCDR and Mn. Robert N.TidbaQ Mr. and Mn.John E.Wertin HI

Presidenfs Circle Worden Associate

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($5,000-$9,999)

Mtand Mn.Jon D.Armantrout * Mt and Mn. Robert W Bolstetjt Mt Rich.inj A. Brciiis and Ms. Katy Y Hu i* CDR and Mn.John H. Buder CAPT and Mn. Paid A. Chapla CART and Mn. Edward J. Clarke CDR and Mn. Stephen C Crooks Mn. Alton T.Davis Col and Mn. Frederick L. Dietrich CDR and Mn.WeUs B. Doty Mt ,ind Mn.John R. EUis CART and Mn. Myron T. FlenUng,Jt LCDR and Mn. Peter S. Gingras CART Peter K. GKisiet USN^(l\et.)

RADM and Mn. David M. Goebd Mt ,uid Mn. Paul R. Harvey CAPT and Mn. Richard J. H.iyes CAPT RusseU J. Henry, USN (Ret.) Col Denms E. Huff USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Joseph R.John Mt and Mn. Stephen L. Kehl LCDR and Mn. Charles J. Koeber Mt and Mn. Rodolfo Losoya CAPT and Mrs.J. A. ManhaU CAPT and Mrs.Victor A. Meyer LCDR and Mrs. Brian D. Monaghan Mt and Mrs. Harry Monroe HI CAPT and Mn. Alan R. More CAPT md Mrs. Guy D Nickenon CAPT .md Mn. Martin J. O'Brien CDR and Mrs. Robert E. Partrick CAPT md Mn. Michael M. Ra^ett Lt Col and Mrs. Lawrence M. Rank * Mt and Mn. Donald W. Rhodes CDR and Mrs.Joseph D Runnels CDR and Mn. Ralph L. Santi CART and Mrs. Henry W. Schwartz CDR and Mrs. Linn T. Shoup RADM and Mrs.Thomas E. Stone Mt and Mrs. Edward C.Thomas,Jt •* RADM and Mn.WiUiam L.Vincent CAPT and Mrs. Richard WaiK IV Mt and Mrs. R. R Zimmerman, Jt

RADM ,uid Mn.WiUiam A. Heme HI RADM and Mn.JohnT Natter RADM md Mn. Geoige FA.Wagner •* Mr. md Mn, Robert R.Yohanan

President'- C-rcie ($2m-$4,999) CDR John L.B.iketUSN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.James S. Bewick Capt .md Mn. Malcolm K. Beyer.Jt Mr. md Mrs. Bryce G. BUUngs MI. Gregoiy A. Ch.iuncey ,uid Ms. Naonu C Broering-Chauncey Mt Daiuel R. Dunn LCDR md Mn.John C EUer Mr.ArdiurW Fisher 111 CAPTJ.mies A. Fleming.Jt, USN (Ret.) Col md Mn.WUUmi R. Gage • CDR md Mn.John M. Gluck CDR md Mn.Thomas C GrzyiiLda DI. md Mn. Arnold N. H.ifiier CDR md Mn.Jack E. Hmiilton Maj Gen md Mn. Donald G. Hard CDR md Mn.John C Hinkle CAPT md Mn. Faust E Hughes, Jt Mr. md Mn. Paul D Hunt, Jt Mr.John T.Jackson HI •* VADM md Mn. Harold M. Koenig MI. md Mn. Charles E. LaughUn Mr. Leonard E. Leetzow,Jt CAPT Robert J. Lewis, USN (Ret.) -Mr. md Mn. Broob T. Mancini CAPT and Mn. David M. Mayfidd Mr. Robert G. MorreU Mr. and Mn. Paul W Pendorf CDR and Mn.John T Quinn Col md Mn.John W Ripley CAPT md Mn. Dayton W. Ritt LCDR md Mn. Raymond M. Sisk, Jt ADM md Mn. Leighton W Smith,Jt Mr. Robert M. Sontheimer and Ms. Frmces E. Harris CART and Mn. Louis E.Thomassy.Jt CDR and Mn.Walter EWeUiam,Jt

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. Joseph C Benzing CAPT and Mn.Jerry M. Blesch CAPT and Mn. Charies H. Bowen CAPT David C Brown, USN (Ret) Mt Robert H. Champion Mr. and Mn. Douglas L. Cotton Mt and Mrs. Robert V DeMarco CARTJamesW Donahue, USNR (Ret.) CDR Gerard D FarreU, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Raul E. Galanti CDR Frank W Hughes, USN (Ret.) •* Mt and Mrs. Donald J. Kunkel COL and Mrs. Raul E Murphy CDR and Mrs. Roy I. Newton LCDR and Mrs. Robert L. O'ConneU RADM and Mn. PhUIip R. Olson Col and Mrs.James E. Roberts Mr. and Mn. Richard L. Simmons CDR Richard CTreanot USN (Ret.) * Mtand Mrs. Gordon E.Valenrine •

* Matching Gift

t Deceased

($500-$999}

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mt and Mrs. Michael G.Abercrombie Mt and Mrs. Edward P. Barker MtWiUiamJ.Bird CDR and Mrs. Francis P Cleary CDR Thomas R. Conrey USN (Ret.) LtCol and Mrs. Robert G. Dawson LCDR and Mn. Robert W Deputy CDR and Mn. Robert L. Ditchey LCDR and Mn.WiUiam A. Eldred CDR and Mn. Michael L. Foster Mt and Mrs. David E. Haan CART and Mn. PhiUip H. Harrington Mt and Mrs. Patrick V. Hart CDR and Mn. Robert L. Hicks CAPT and Mrs.James B. Hitchborn MtThomas K. Hitchcock Mt William M. Howard CART and Mn. Raul D Hurst CAPT and Mn.Thomas FJohnston CAPT and Mn.John R KeUy CDR and Mn. Robert J. KcnneUyJt CDR and Mn. RogerW. Kisiel

CART and Mn.Jerry A. Kotchka LCDR and Mrs. Lawrence L. Laine Mt and Mrs. Richard C Lee CAPT and Mn. Richard N. Lee Mt and Mn.WiUiam H. Levings II CDR .md Mrs. Gordon S. Lingley Mt James D. Lucas, Jt Dt and Mn. Robert A. M.-ijeski CAPT and Mn.Walter R Martin MtThomas M. Mustin LCDR Carl F Nardone.USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn.WUliam C. Pfingstag CAPT and Mrs. Hugh M. Rawls.Jt Mt and Mrs. Emery A. Reistetter Mt and Mrs.Theodore N. Rossetjt Mt and Mn. MUlardJ. Searcy Jt CAPT and Mrs.JosephW. Shaw,Jt Maj WiUiam R,ThursbyJt, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Michad CTiernan CAPT and Mn.Terrence S.Todd CAPT and Mrs. Carmine Tortora The Honorable and Mrs. Clyde R.Vinson Mt and Mn. Frank Wagner CAPT and Mrs. George R.Waterman CAPT David D.WUIiams, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Donald L.Woodford CDR and Mrs.James R.Woods Mt and Mrs. Anthony J. Zaccagnino •* Mt and Mn. Andrew R. Zagayko '* Col and Mrs. Paul E. Zunibro *

Donor CAPT and Mn. Donald WAUee BGen and Mrs.John C.Arick CAPT and Mn. Charies S. Arnest CDR and Mn. David P Arnold Mt and Mrs. Fredrick H. Badger CDR and Mrs.James L. Bagbyjt CAPT Robert C. Bates, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Errol D. Beard CAPT md Mn. Ralph E. Beedle CAPT and Mn. Robert O. Beet Jt CAPT James B. BinndeUi, USNR (Ret.) Col and Mrs. Robert L. Bosser CDR and Mn. Richard B. Brodehl Mt and Mrs. Jack M. Brown LCDR and Mn. Alden B. Chace.Jt •* Col WUIiam G. Chavanne, USAF (Ret.) Mt Allan j . Claypool Col and Mrs. Fred F Corbalis.Jt Mt Donald T. CoughUn Mt and Mrs. WiUiam D. Cross Maj Edward B. Danbet USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Stephen L. Denson * Mrs. Jean Duffy LtCol and Mrs.Thomas J. DumontJt LCDR and Mn. Calvin R. Dunlap III Mt and Mrs. David C. English •* CAPT and Mrs.Joseph L. Epstein Mt and Mrs. Jon K. Ericson CAPT and Mn. Lawrence E. Ewert Col Robert W. Falkenbach. USMC (Ret.) Mr. Wayne H. Francis CAPT Robert E. Fulghum, USNR Mrs. WUUam L. Fulton LCDR and Mn. George W Futth Mt and Mrs.Thomas D Gallagher * LC15R and Mn. Martin W. Goldsborough Ms. Victoria S. Gray Mt and Mrs. Robert J. Guyon CAPT and Mn.John L. Hammer HI

Col and Mrs. WiUiam A. Hesser LCDR and Mrs. John E Hewitt, St LCDR James J. Hoiiiet USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs.James A. HoneyweU CDR and Mn.W.AUen Hughes Mt and Mrs. DavidV. Hutchinson CDR and Mrs.WUliam H.Ise Maj and Mrs. PhiUp T.Jones CAPT and Mrs.James EJordan CAPT and Mn. Ernest R. KaUus Mt and Mn.John J. Kenny Jt CAPT and Mn. Charies A. Kosch HI Mt and Mrs. John Kszystyniak Mt Robert P Kuntz Mt David Kurshan Col and Mrs. Harry W. Larabee Mt and Mrs.WilUam S. Leet CAPT and Mn. Richard A. Life LtCol and Mrs. Raymond C. Madonna LCDR and Mrs. Peyton M. Magrudet Jt CAPT Frank H. MaUen, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Anthony Manzo •*• Mt George Marienthal CDR and Mn. Robert McLean RADM and Mrs.Thomas A. Mercer Maj and Mrs. Michael J. Miga Mt and Mrs. Jerry W Munger Mt and Mrs. Denton J. C. Nelson Mt Leonard Nissenson CDR and Mn. Dale Q. Peanon CDR and Mrs. Ernest D Perkins II CAPT and Mn.WiUiam C. Pfister Mt and Mrs.Thomas R. Pratt Mt and Mrs.Thomas M. ReUly Mt and Mn.Joseph T. Roberts Col and Mrs.Thomas C. Roberts HI Mt and Mrs. Laurence E. Senn Mt and Mrs. Bradford D. Smith •* Mt and Mrs. Charies H.T. Springer CAPT and Mn.WiUiam F Story Mt Walton R.Taylor LCDR and Mn. Donald M.Tobolski Dt and Mrs. Myron D.Tremaine LCDR Thomas E. Ubet USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Denms AVeith CAPT Raymond WVogd HI, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn.John S.VoIk II CAPT and Mn. Bernard E.Walsh CAPT and Mn. Richard E.Westbrook Mt Christopher T.White CAPT and Mn.John D.White II Rev and Mrs. Harold D. WUson Mt Dale DM. Windham Mtjohn G.Wood CDR and Mrs.WiUiam L.WunderlyJt Lt Col and Mrs. Anthony M.YannareUa

1963 Total Class Giving - $3,209,185 Average Gift - $14,269 Participation - 34.95%

Pffs<;ifiianf% Cifcfs

Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bonsignore Mr. and Mrs.J. Ronald TerwiUiger

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Anil INI Presidenfs Circle Luce Assodate

John Paul Jones Club

($10.000-$24,999}

CDR Larry R. Atkinson, USN (Ret,) Lt Col Michael A. Blackledge, USAF (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs. Peter A. Browne Mt md Mn. Stephen H. Coester * CAPT and Mn.Joseph S. CoUins CAPT and Mn. Francis L. Daveyjt LT David J. Ebert, USNR (Ret,) Mt md Mrs.James C Garde Mt md Mn. Arnold Glassner CAPT and Mn. David L. Greene The Honorable and Mrs.Thomas E HaU Mn.G.Alan HeUaweU Mt md Mn. Stephen G. Hoy CDR and Mn. Patrick W.Johnson, St CAPT and Mn.John M. McClure CART and Mn. Rich,ud B. McKenna CDR and Mn. Kenneth S. Metviner Dt md Mn. Robert G. MUler Capt and Mn. Peter S. Optekar CDR and Mn. Peter D. Quinton Mr. and Mn. Benjamin D. Redd.Jt CAPT and Mn. Ian H. Sargent Mt and Mn. Hugh E. SchaU CAPT and Mn. Norman J. Shackelton,Jt Mt Harold G. Smith.Jt CAPT and Mn. Ralph H. StoweU.Jt CAPT and Mn.Wade H.Taylor III Mt and Mn.WUliam H.Thompson II Mt and Mrs. Peter G.Vreeland CAPT and Mn. Michael K.Whimiore Mt and Mn. Ronald J. WUls RADM md Mn. Richard A. WUson

Mt and Mn. Henry C. Hinch • Mt and Mn. Bernard J. KeUey, Jt CAPT and Mn.WUIimi L. Penn Mr. md Mn. Douglas O.Tozour

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5.000-$9,999) Mt md Mn. CecU L. BlackweU.Jt CDR md Mn.James M. DeFrancia Mr. md Mn. Roger E.Tetrault

President's Circle ($2M0-$4,999} Mt and Mn. Richard L. Arvedlund Mr. and Mn. Michael B. Bracy Mt and Mn.John M. Colyetjt Mt and Mn.WUUam D Davidson • VADM and Mn.WUlimi A. Earnet Jt Mt md Mn.WUUam D Gunn CAPT Frank C Holmes, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. George R. Leever Mt and Mn. Bruce B. Lenz RADM and Mn. Larry R. Manh Mt and Mn. Kent A. Ma.xfield III Mr. md Mn. RogerW Mehle CDR md Mn. RicharciJ. MUes Mr. md Mn. Nicholas J. Nermgis Mt md Mn.James N. Penrod Mt and Mn.WUUmi D Rabin Mt and Mn. S. Paul Revere •* CDR and Mrs. Swart W Setde.Jt Mt Chester G.'White,Jt

Herndon Club ($1,000-$1499) LCDR and Mn. Charles E. Adams Mt and Mrs. Edward C Brady LCDR md Mrs. Peter C Carrothers * Mt PeterJ. Chaney RADM md Mn. Dennis R. Conley CDR and Mrs. Antonio F De Santis • Dt John D DeHoU and Mn. Donna DeHoU CART and Mn.John O Dondan The Honorable Stephen M. Duncan Col and Mrs.Joseph M. Favor LT Lawrence L. Graham,Jt, USN (Ret.) MtWUUam T Gunn HI Mt and Mrs. Michael J. Harman CAPT and Mn. WiUiam C. Hughes,Jt Mt and Mrs. Michael R.Jacqmin Mt and Mrs. Ronald A.Jarvis * CAPT and Mn.Walter R. Keen CDR and Mrs. Glenn P Laury Lt Col Stephen C Leisge, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Michael N. McDermott CAPT and Mn. George M. Mustek HI Mt and Mrs. Richard E. Omohundro.Jt Mrs. Ronald E. Reihel Mt and Mrs. Richard B. Rogers CAPT and Mrs. PeterW. Soverel Mt and Mrs.James H. Spruance HI RADM and Mrs.Joseph C Strasser Dt and Mrs. Craig L. Thrasher Mt and Mrs. George RTracy St * Mt and Mrs. Frederick J. Yeager

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($500-$999)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR John RAucdla, USN Mt and Mrs, Creighton E. Barton Mt and Mrs. Ron Baxter Mt and Mn. Robert L. Bennett Mt md Mn.John R. Boley Mt BurneU A. Brown, Jt Mt and Mrs. Richard W Brown CART Melvin L. BunneU, USNR (Ret,) CART and Mn. Brian E CampbeU Mt and Mrs.John B. Christie II CDR and Mn. Ben Cole CDR and Mn. Michael T. Corgan CDR and Mrs. Landon G. Cox,Jt Mt and Mrs.Theodore J. DelGaizo Mt and Mrs.James J. DeLong CAPT and Mn.John H. DetweUer Mt and Mrs.WiUiam R. Dukes Mt and Mrs. Robert L. Easmian VADM and Mrs. George W Emery CAPT and Mrs.James D. Fontana CAPT and Mrs. Donald R. Freese Mt and Mrs. John W Gowens II Mt and Mrs.WiUiam E. Graham,Jt CAPT and Mn. Philip S. Gubbins CAPT and Mn.WUliam D. Hahn Mt Ben W Harris CAPT and Mn. David N. HuU Mt and Mrs.James R. Koehn CDR and Mrs. Eugene G. Kreinik CAPT and Mn. Robert E. LaGassa CART George R Love HI, USN Mt and Mrs. Charies S. Maclin Mt and Mrs. Richard A. Miehle *

The Class of 1963 Center for Academic Excellence provides specific course tutoring and individual study skills and peer study programs thanks to private gift funding from individual donors and Alumni classes.

Mt and Mrs. Wayne O. Mosher Mt and Mn.James P Newberry II CAPT and Mn.Thomas J. O'Brien, Jt Mt and Mrs. Michael R Obsimik Col and Mrs. Paul D. O'Connor * LCDR and Mn.Winthrop B. Orgera CAPT Don G. Ralen, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mn. Bernard L. Pattenon III Mt and Mn. David B. Puckett, St Mt and Mrs. David C. Reif CART and Mn.Jon R Scott CAPTThomas R. Sheridan,USN CDR and Mrs. AUan Sherman LCDR and Mrs.James C Singler Lt Col John P Stafira, USAF (Ret.) Mt James C.ThoreU Mt Charles A.Trabandt CAPT and Mrs.James R.Turner Mr. and Mrs.Arthur H.Weidner CAPT John G.WUkinson,Jt,USN (Ret.)

Donor Mt Bruce Alitt CAPT .md Mn. Liond A. Banda * CDR and Mn. Robert E Beckham CAPT and Mrs.Thomas E. Bowman HI CDR and Mn.WiUiam E. Bradford Mt and Mrs. Harold A. Breard.Jt Mt and Mn. Robert J. Bridgeman Mt and Mrs.Vernon G. Browne CART Eari F Buck, USN Mt and Mn.WiUiam E. Cole II Mt and Mrs. Leonard M. Eaton CART and Mn.Jacob Edge II CDR and Mn. Frank R. Edrington II Mr. Larry T. Farnquist The Honorable and Mrs. Mario R Fiori Mt and Mrs. Robert D. Forster LCDR and Mn. Donald E. Grant CDR and Mrs. Francis C Gregory

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Mn. Janet R. Gushue LCDR and Mn.Jon R. Harris Mr. and Mrs.WUson E Harris.Jt Mr. Robert W Harrison, Jt Mt and Mn.WUUam L. Howard CAPT md Mn. Albert A. Isger CART and Mn.WUliam S.Johnson IV Mr. Dennis R.Jones LT and Mn.WUUam J. Kamm Lt Col WUIiam J. Karpinski, USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Keidi R. Ker CAPT James E. KUUan, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. Ralph D. Kimberiin Mt and Mn. Ronald J. Klemick Mr. and Mn.James J. Lamb Mt Lloyd E LmipeU CAPT and Mn. Cari E Logm Mt Charies S. Lynch Mt and Mn. Ronald R. Machens CAPT and Mn. Robert A. Maier CAPT and Mn. Michael E. Mays LCDR and Mn. D.™d W Meyen CDR and Mn. David B. A. Moore CDR and Mn. Robert B. Moore II Mt and Mrs. David C Morrow Mt and Mn. Christopher D. Munger Mtjohn W.Nelson Mt and Mn. Robert G. Nobbs Mn. George N. Nolan CART Richard L. Nutt, USNR (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. PhiUip E. Parotri Col and Mn. BirneyT. Pease Maj Dirck K. Praeget USMC (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Frank M. Radik LCDR and Mn.Thomas G. Redford.Jt Mt and Mrs. Kenneth G. Reinhaidt.Jt Mt .md Mn.James E. P Ring CAPT and Mrs.Thomas J. Rossa Mt and Mn.Walter B. Rulmd LTJohn E.Ryan,USN Mt and Mn. Robert A. Schaefer

CART .md Mn. Charles M. Schmidt.Jt LtCol md Mn. LudwigJ. Schumacher LCDR .md Mn. CiryE. Shay CAPT and Mn. Don,Ud R. Sheaffer CAPT md Mn.JohnW. Sheehm.Jt CDR ,md Mn.Jmies M. ShiUl.Jt Mr. md Mn. David C. Shute Mt md Mn. Richard L. Sidford Mr. and Mn. Robert E. Smmionds LCDR md Mn. Gary Snudi * Dt md Mn,J,mies H. Stageman.Jt Mn. El.'une Stiger CART md Mn. Howard S. Stoddard CAPT and Mn. Envin E Storz Mr. and Mn. Frederick H. Sutheriand CAPT md Mn.Jmies A.Tate CDR md Mn.John C.Thorn •* Mr. md Mn.Jmies C.Thornton CDR md Mn.John M.TraesdeU CAPT and Mn.Vernon H.Von Sydow CART md Mn. Ronald FWalren CAPT md Mn. A. E.Waldier CART md Mn.Jon CWam LCDR md Mn. Roy D.Warren Mr. md Mn. Richard L.Weidman MI. md Mn. Donald M.White,Jt MI. md Mn. Edward J. Wilkinson Mn.Theodore A.WUlmdt CDR md Mn.James K.WiUiamson * CDR md Mn-Talmadge A. Womble CDR Paul EWoods. USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.JuUm M.Wright,Jt

1964 Total Class Ghing - $352,589 Average Gift - $1,316 Participation - 36.61%

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) RADM md Mn.Thomas C Lynch

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mr. Ernest L. Blake, Jt and Mn. Sharon Magness Blake MI. md Mn. Richaid L. Earnest

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Ml. and Mrs. Richard L. Keyser •* ADM and Mn.Joseph W Praeher *

Presidenfs Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CAPT and Mn.Jerold FAndenon CAPT and Mrs.Asbury Coward IV • The Honorable and Mn.John H. Dalton LCDR Gerard R. Evans, USN (Ret.) and RADM Manha J. Evans, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mrs. Leroy E Field, Jt RADM md Mn. Howard W Habermeyet Jt Mr. and Mrs. Swart C.Johnson

•*• Matching Gift

t Deceased

CAPT .md Mn.James J. Maginn Mt Jmies A. Ounsworth

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) CART ,ind Mn.James S. Baumstaik • Mt Bobby E. Bennett CDR Steven H. Claassen, USN (Ret,) CAPT Gordon H. Clow, USNR (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Edward H. Conmt Mt and Mn. Frederick W Dau HI Mt md Mn. PhiUip H. D.ivid * Mt md Mn.WUU.mi E. Davis Mt md Mn.James E. Doubles KADM .md Mn.WinfonJ G. EUis CAPT md Mn. Frmcis M. Feltham Mr. md Mn. CirlmdW Garrett CDR md Mn.John M. Geraghty RADM and Mn.John E. Gordon Mt and Mn. RobertV Hendenon,Jt •* LCDR and Mn.James O. Hubbard Mt md Mn. Erek Jenstad CAPT and Mn. Stephen H.Jones •* Gen and Mn. Charles C. Krulak CAPT md Mn. Richaid J. Mahan MtWUliam H. Nattetjt CAPT Robert B. NeweU.Jt, USN (Ret.) • Mr. and Mn. Robeit A. Orlosky Mr. and Mn. Patrick M. Prout CDR md Mrs. Hugh J. Risseeuw •* Mt md Mn. Richard A. Shapack Mt DonaldV Smith MajGen and Mn.Joseph D Stewart RADM md Mn. Robert Sutton CAPT and Mn.WoodrowWVaughm.Jt Mt md Mn. Kdth A. Waldrop Mt md Mn. Erik C.Woods

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous CAPT and Mn.James M. Arrison HI * CAPT and Mrs.Thomas S. Baer CDR and Mn. Robert C. Bardett Mt and Mrs.James M. Blackwelder The Honorable WUUam K. Boone III Mt and Mn. Michael C. Burton •* Mr. md Mrs. Max D CaldweU CART and Mrs. Bjchard C Curiey LCDR Michad J. Foley USNR CAPT MarcusV Friedman, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Glenn M. Hodge VADM and Mrs. Alexander J. Krekich CDR Charies E. Laskey, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Richard W Ludden Capt and Mrs. Gerald E Morm * Mt and Mrs. Richard S. Muti LtCol and Mrs. Charles A. Rinney III Mt Richard S. Ruble.Jt Mt Baldwin S. Schmidt CART John M.Taylor IV USN (Ret.) RADM Kathleen K. Paige, USN and CAPT David ETuma, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.WUUam S. UUich CART and Mn. Leonard R.Wass

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT and Mn. David G. Ahem CAPT and Mrs. Robin Bosworth

Mt and Mn.John S. Browning,Jt Col and Mrs. John D. Buckelew •* Mt .and Mn. Michael R Caputo •* LTJG WiUi.mi T CranfiU,Jt, USNR CART and Mn, William R Dobbins,Jt Mt Robert C. Glennon CART and Mn. Philip E Crasser Mt and Mrs.WiUiam A. Gregg,Jt Mt and Mrs, Roy D, Hammock Mt and Mrs. Paul R.Jennings Mt and Mn. HenryJ.Jurgens Mt and Mn. Murray A. Kaplan LCDR and Mn.James C Kraft CDR and Mn.Thomas A. Long.Jt The Honorable and Mn. Bernard A. Maguire.Jt Mt and Mrs. WUUam T. MaUn CAPT Richard A. McDennott USNR (Ret) CDR RoT MUanette, USNR (Ret.) Maj John A. Nordin, USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Richard H. Phelan CAPT and Mn. Dennis A. Pignotti Mt Ira T. Price Mt and Mn.John J. Sai Mt and Mn. Edward T. Saucier Mt James R. Seeley CDR and Mrs. Ernest M. Smith Col Raymond G. Snydet USMC (Ret.) CDR md Mn.James L. Spencer HI Mt and Mn. Richard N. Stark * Mt and Mn.Thomas J.Tarbox CDR and Mn. David A.Wagner *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Capt Ronald Bemgo, USMC (Ret.) CDR RusseU H. Buckley,Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Richard J. Burns Mt Marcus B. CaUioun.Jt CAPT David J. Carey USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs.James L. Carison Mt and Mrs.James J. Checked: RADM and Mrs. Ernest E. Christensen.Jt CDR Leino B. Corgnari.Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.James B. Craven HI CAPT and Mn. Frederick R. Crawford Mt and Mrs. Charies E Culbertson.Jt Mt and Mrs. Robert T. Dendy CDR md Mrs. Eric R. Ecbtein Mt and Mrs. George E Eichler Mt Francis D. Eickbush CAPTThomas C. Elsasser, USNR (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. David L. Flentie MtWUliam J. Franks,Jt CAPT and Mn. Grant D. FiUkerson Mt and Mrs. Donald B. Gibbins Mt and Mrs. William J. Gleeson CDR and Mn. Darnel F Glevy Col and Mrs. David W Gould CAPT and Mrs.Joseph B. Green,Jt CDR and Mn. Frederick S. HaU.Jt CAPT WiUiam R. Harris, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Michael S. Holman CART and Mn.Thomas J. KeUey CAPT and Mn. Henry R. Kettelhodt Maj David L. Laphain, USMC VADM and Mn. Conrad C Lautenbacher.Jt CAPT and Mrs. Richard D. Lee * LCDR and Mrs. George E. Leonard,Jt Mr. David B. Lester

CAPT and Mn. MdviUe H. Lyman • CAPT and Mrs.James R. Maidand CAPT and Mrs.John S. ManhaU Mt and Mrs. Michael M. Martin CAPT and Mn. Raymond T. Michehni Mt and Mn. Robert J. MUhiser CDR and Mrs. Robert J. Mizer CAPT and Mn. Charies L. Moore III CDR and Mn. AUen W Moored LCDR and Mrs.Thomas O. Murray CAPT and Mrs. Richard T. Myers CDR and Mrs. Terry J. Myron CAPT and Mn. Moses T. Najarian CDR Robert H. Nichael, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Aubrey A. Nichols CDR David A. Rem, USN (Ret,) LCDR Paul E. Rowe,Jt, USNR LCDR and Mn.Theodore K. Sadamoto Mt and Mrs. Henry D Salerno CDR and Mn. Donald E. Seyk CAPT Harold D Sisson,Jt, USNR (Ret.) MtTerryA. Stacy CAPT and Mn.James K.Tolbert CDR and Mn.John H.Walkenford .

CDR and Mn.John R.Watkins CAPT and Mn. Gary G. Zech Col and Mrs. Jack B. Zimmermann

Donor LCDR Brian A. Arndt, USNR CAPT and Mn.WUUam H. Baker CDR Michad H. BaUard, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.James M. BeaU.Jt MtPhilipA.BecndHI CAPT and Mn. Robert S. BeU Col and Mn.WiUiam C.Blaha CAPT and Mn. Martin J. Block CAPT RhiUp A. Boyer III, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Edward E. Brighton, Jt Dt and Mrs. Larry P Brown LCDR John G. Buchanan, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn. CUfford T Burgess CDR and Mrs.Vincent T. Canale CDR and Mn.WUliam H. Carson II Mt and Mrs. Robert T. Cassadyjt CDR and Mn. David W Chenault II • CAPT and Mn.John R CosteUo II MtWUUam B. CosteUo Mt and Mn. Michael D. CoughUn CAPT Douglas B. Cuttet USNR CART and Mn.John A. Dambaugh RADM and Mn.Joseph J. Dantone,Jt CART and Mrs. Gerald Davis.Jt CDR and Mrs.John T. DonneUy Jt CDR Raul R. Dow, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs.Arthur R Drennan Mt and Mrs. Robert W Easton CAPT Walter A. Ericson, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Michael A. Farmer CAPT and Mn. Raul H. Fenton Mt and Mrs.John R. Fitzgerald,Jt CAPT and Mn. Douglas R Fuge LtCol Anthony J. Garcia, USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Charies R. Gates Dt and Mn. Mario G. Gerhardt Mt and Mrs. Antonio A. Godinho •* LT WiUiam H. Graham HI, USNR LCDR and Mrs. Francis D Gray Mt and Mrs. Peter D Greenberg CDR WUUam R. Haines, USN (Ret.)

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IMNI CDR md Mn. Dale E. Hanson Dt Thomas E Hawk Mt Bobby J. Haynes Mt and Mn. Brian K. Hendricb CDR and Mn. O Glenn HerreU Capt Douglas J. Henmann, USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. George M. Hewitt CDR and Mn. Frank H. Hiestmd Mt and Mn. Charles T. Higgins CART MatdiewAHumiaker,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mtjoe Ince CDR and Mn. PhUip R.Jacobs Mt and Mn. Clark R.Jones CAPT Robert D.Jones, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Brace A. Kastel Mt Roger M. KeidUyJt Mt md Mn.WiUiam C. KeUyJt CDR and Mn.John R Kelsey Mt and Mn. Brace G. Kruni CAPT md Mn. Stephen K. Laabs Mt and Mn. Robert W Lewis CAPT and Mn. David Lipscomb CDR and Mn. Roger K. Lunde Dt md Mn. Donald L. Lutton Mr. md Mn.Theodore C Lyster HI Mr. and Mn. Norman L. Maclntyre Dt and Mn. Bert J. Mackmim Dt Patrick M. Malone CAPT md Mn.JerenUah J. McGuUre Mr. md Mn.John W Meinig CAPT and Mn. Andrew J. Murphy Mt Edward J. Murphy CART and Mn.Joseph E N,avoy CART Jenold J. Negin, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Robert A. Newkirk CART and Mn.John A. Nuernberger CART and Mn.OleL. Olsen Mt md Mn. Lemder M. Pemberton Mt Dennis N.T. Perkins CAPT Douglas D Retenon, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Joseph E. Ponder Mtjohn E. Reiersen CDR and Mn.Joe M. Saul Mt Raul H. R. Schede CAPT and Mn. Ralph SchUchter CDR and Mn. Henry C Schwemm.Jt Mt md Mn.WUUam L. Sheehan,Jt CDR Robert M. SUvert.Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn. David M. Sju^erad Mt Paul M. Smith-VaUey and Rev Judith Smith-VaUey CDR and Mn.Theodore E Smolen CDR and Mn. George E Sprowls Mtjohn A. Stanley Mt and Mrs. Dennis M. SuUivan Mt and Mrs.James N. Swan CAPT and Mrs.Thomas J. Swartz CAPT and Mrs.Anthony R.Taylor Mt and Mrs.James R.Thompson Mtjohn EThuente Capt and Mn. Robert R.Timberg Mt Charles J. Tomashek CDR and Mn.Terry W.Ward Mt Jerome A.Welch Mt and Mrs. Gary A. Zimmerman

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1965 Total Class Giving - $2,044,926 Average Gift - $6,979 Participation - 43.41% President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mt and Mn. L.ury D. Brady Mr. ,md Mn. Charies S. Garbet Jt

President'? Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mr. md Mrs. Roger T. Stiubach

Prp^'Hfr^''''*: Circii" Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mt and Mrs. Brian E Lmtier Mt and Mn.John W.Wroten.Jt

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mn.WUliam G. Burd II CART md Mn. Stephen D Chubb

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

CAPT and Mn. David H.Vigrass * Mtjohn A. Webbetjt

CART md Mn. Robert B. Aver>' CAPT and Mn. Doyle J. Borchen II LtCol and Mn. Donald P Brown '* CAPT .md Mn.Joseph M. Browne CAPT and Mn. Kennedi M. Castelmo CAPT James C. Cheney USN (Ret.) Mt Joseph E Clare Mt and Mn.John B. Doherty Mt and Mn. George L. Eggert * Col Harold D Haiisen.Jt, USMCR Mt and Mn. NeU M. Hendenon George E. Hurieyjt, Esq, Mt Peter E.Jenkins Mt and Mn. Frederick L. Koberiein Mt and Mrs. L.iwrence M. Kocisko * RADM and Mn. Edward K. Kristensen Mt Ronald E. Lodzieski CART and Mn. Clement T. Meehan.Jt Mt and Mrs. Edward B. Merino CAPT and Mn.Thomas A. Morgenfeld CDR and Mrs.John R. Musifcino * ADM and Mn.J. P Reason Mt Dean J. Richnian •* Mt md Mn. Michael F RUey Mt and Mn. Gerard F Robmson Mt md Mn. Richard J. Sharpe Mt David W.Webster CAPT and Mn.WUUam EWUUams,Jt •*

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mn.Joseph P Ferrara.Jt •* CDR WiUimi C. Lawless, USN (Ret.) .md Ms. Gloria Scott-Lawless Mt and Mrs. F Daniel MitcheU.Jt CAPT and Mn.Jmies R O'HaiUon II * Mt and Mrs. Terence E. Richardson * RADM and Mrs. Raul M. Robinson

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mrs. Ronald M. Bancroft CAPT and Mn. Alan R. Becker CART and Mn. Amnion W Bower HI CDR and Mn. Robert R Bush HI Mt and Mn. Matteo J. D'AnUco •* Mt and Mrs. Michael J. Epprecht CDR and Mn. Craig L. Etka BG and Mrs. Joe N. Frazar HI Mt GeoffieyJ. Groves Mt and Mn.Judd G. H,-Uenza,Jt VADM and Mn. Douglas J. Katz Col and Mn. Henry B. Keese * Mt and Mrs. Brian J. Kennedy Mt and Mrs. Andrew R. Kish Mt and Mrs.Theodore A. Krauss Col and Mrs. Malcolm V. Lane,Jt * Mt and Mrs. Jon A. Lazzaretti Mt and Mn. Ralphs. LobdeU Mt and Mrs. David L. Miller C'APT and Mrs.James L. Minderiein Mt and Mrs. Edward A. Ortjt Dt Gordon L. Peterson Mt Charies A. Saldarini CAPT and Mrs. Harry A. Seymout Jt * The Honorable and Mn. Dennis R. Spuigeon

CART and Mn.James L.Abbot HI CAPT and Mn. DavidJ.Admis.Jt Mt and Mn, Michael L. Artherhok Mtjohn E. Bishop Mt Thomas J. Bove Mt and Mn. RandaU M. Case CDR and Mn. Bruce E. Davidson CAPT and Mn.WiUi.mi R DonneUy CAPT ,ind Mn. Clarence A. FoyJt Capt and Mn. D,ivid D. GUlespie CDR and Mn. Michael R. Goodwin Dt and Mn. Francis L. Gunther CDR and Mn. Donald A. H,Ulwachs CDR .md Mn. Charies D. Hanulton Mt and Mn. DoitUd C. Houghton CDR and Mn.Thomas B. Humphre-ys Mt and Mn. David R. Hunter CART and Mn. S. Steven Karalek.is LtCol and Mn. Lynn J. KimbaU Mt Cari D. L.iwleyjt CAPT and Mn. R. B. Liska CAPT and Mn. Ernest R. Lockwood CAPT WiUiam G. Matton HI, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Dennis N. McComb Mt and Mn.Thomas P Murphy Mt Timothy B. Nichols Mt Ronald A. Pasqua Mt and Mn. Frank K. Peterson CDR and Mn.Jeny E. Plum CDR Frederick G. Prickett.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Andrew S. Prince Mt and Mrs. Frederick S. Rowe III CDR Harry L. Shackelfoid.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt Roger Sherman III RAlDM^and Mn.J,iy W Sprague

CDR George C. Stewart, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Furman E.Thomas Mt and Mrs. Patrick G.Varriano

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VADM and Mn.Jmies EAmerault Mr. md Mn. Kenneth J. Andrews CAPT and Mn. David L. BaUey CAPT and Mrs.Thomas A. Barry CDR and Mn. Conrad C. Best CART and Mn. Paul S. Bloch • LtCol and Mrs. Donald E. Bonsper Mt Robert M. Brown Mt Francis M. Burns III CDR and Mn.James J. Carter Mt and Mn. Craig W Clark RADM and Mn.MichadT. Coyle Mr. and Mn.WUUmi H. Crampler Mtand Mn.John E.Daly HI MI. md Mn. Paiker E Davis Mt and Mn. Ernest A. Flynn LCDRJ.mies K. Freeman, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Bruce L. FuUer CAPT Peter M. Galbraith, USN Mt Frederick A. Grimshaw,Jt Mt md Mn. Robert H. Halsey III CART md Mn. Edward J. Hlopak MtWUliam H. House II CAPT md Mn. James D Huff CAPT md Mn.Thomas H. Kinder Lt Col and Mn. Boyd K. Knowles Mr. and Mn.Jack E. Kohl,Jt CAPT and Mn. Dennis K. Krase Col Robert C Lassetet USAFR Mt md Mn. Lawrence J. Leovic Mn. Jeffrey L. Lewis RADM .md Mn.John M. Luecke CAPT and Mn.John L. MacMichad CAPT and Mn. Raul E. Manh.-iU CAPT and Mn. Seaborn M. McCrory HI Rev. and Mn. Douglas P. Metzger CDR and Mn. Frank L. Mixner CART and Mn. Stephen V. MlacUneo Dt Dennis M. Moritz CDR Kennedi R. Myen, USN (Ret.) ADM and Mn. Don.Ud L. PUling CAPT WiUiam H. Previu; USN'(Ret.) RADM ,ind Mn. Bernard J. Smith CAPT DarreU R Snydetjt. USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Charles R. Steph,m Dt and Mn. Stanfoni I. Storey CDR David W. Strong, U S N ' RADM .ind Mn.James L.Taylor CDR and Mn.James A.Wagner Mt and Mn. Ron;Ud H.Wecht CAPT and Mn. G.WUUam WeUer Mt ManhaU J. Wilkes LCDR Francis E.WUson, USNR (\\et.)

CDR Roger B.WoodhiUl.Jt, USN

Donor CAPT and Mn. Frederick A. Adams Mtjohn C. AUen CAPT and Mn. Stephen B. Allnian CAPT Hal FAiiierau,Jt,USN (Ret.) .ind Col Cirla M.Smcki-Ameniu.USAF (Ret.) Mt ,ind Mn. D.ivid W. Andenon The Honorable and Mn. Robert A. Aiidretta Mtjohn G.Ai'iko,Jt CEC Mt and Mn. Rodger A. Asbury

CAPT md .Mn. Ronnie B. B-iker LCDR md .Mn. Raymond T. Barrett Mr. md Mn. Merrick Bayet Jt CDR md Mn. Barry S. Birch Mr. md Mn. Ronald F Bishop MI. md Mn. Leonaid E Blanknei II Mr. loelL.Bohm RADM md Mn. Michad W. Bonlv' Mr. Charies E. Brings.Jt LCDR md .Mn.Jonachm P. Bromberg Mr. md Mrs. Geoige H. Brown III Mr. md -Mn. Robert D Brown CAPT md -Mn. Gary M. Burris CDR DeeW. Burrows USN (Ret) LCDR md Mn. Charies M. Bunerfidd CAPT Jeffiey E. CaUahm. USNR (Ret) Mt md -Mrs. James M. CartoD Mr. md Mn. Roben L. Champoux RADM md -Mn.John E. ChubKJt Mr. md -Mn. Gordon R. Chubbuck MI. and -Mn. Ronald L. Claussen CAPT -Michad J. Concannon. USN MI. David D. Conniff LCDR md Mn.Joseph L. Croteau CDR -Arthur H. CzenvTinkv'. USNR RADM md Mn. Thomas A. Dames Ml- md -Mn. Heet G. Davis 11 CAPT -Maik S. Davis. USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Norman .A Dean Capt and Mn. WiUiam C DeFries MI. Comdius R Duane CDR and Mis. Samuel R Dutrow; Jt CAPT and Mn. James N. Edwards. Jt MtWUUam J. Erickson CAPT and Mn. Goidon J. Evans CAPT and MiS- Steven E- Fabiy Ml- md MIS. Daniel V Flanagan,J t Mt Norman R Huhrer LCDR md Mn. Reau E. Folk U Dt and Mn. Robert E. Fomal Mt and Mn-WilUam A Fries CAPT and Mn.John K. Fyfe Mr. Ira Gaston III CDR md Mn.Thomas R Gadiffe CDR md Mn. Edwin P. Geiget Jt Dt Roben A Green RADM md Mn. Fred R Gustavson VADM md Mn.WiUiam J. Hancock Mr. and Mn.W^ne L. Flanson Mt and Mn. Jere L. Harper CDR md .Mn. Lloyd Harrison, Jt LCDR James E. Hatfield. USNR Mr. Terry L. Herrick CDR and Mn. John H. Hoggaid CAPT and Mn. J.Thd Hoob,Jt CDR and Mn-^mes R Hopkins CDR and Mn- -Marie A. Hopper Ml- md -Mn. Fred A HufhageL Jt CART Donald RJennmgs. USN'R LCDR md Mn.John H. S.Johnson.Jt CAPT md Mn.Jasper B.Johnston,Jt VADM md Mn. Dennis A Jones LCDR md Mn. Richaid T Jones CAPT md Mn. Geoige A Kent Dt Lawrence P. King Mt and Mn.Timothy R Kiikman Mt James A Lawin CDR Dennis E. Lough, USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Claude C Lumpkin HI CDR md Mn.John A. Marymont CART md Mn. Regis A. Macde Dr. Charies H. Mawhinnev III

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tDeceased

LCDR John W. McKinney. USN (Ret.) t LTJG md Mn.John R. Mickelson LTC md Mn. Charies H. Moirison III MI. md Mn. Michael J. Moscovis CAPT md Mn. Clyde T Moyei III LCDR md Mn.John S. Odoni.Jt Mt md Mn.John J. O'Dwyei Mr. E Kip Raskewich CDR Richari J. Petersen. USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Douglas R. PoweU CDR md Mn. Andrew M. Prydybasz LCDR md Mn. Craig M. Rasmussen Mr. md Mn. Geoige B. Reynolds Mr. Gordon M. Riddick.Jt CDR md Mn. Charles A Roach Mr. Gaiy N. Robuison •* DtEdmundT. Rumble HI CDR md Mn. James F Savard Mr. md Mn. Oscar D. Scaiborough III DI. Frederick C Schlemmei II CAPT and Mn. Francis D. Schlesinger Mr.JohnRSconlH C.\PT md Mn. Ravmond H. Setset Jt LCDR Stephen J. Seufet USN (Ret) Mr. Richard S. SiroQ Mr. and Mn. Ronald M. Slusser CDR md Mn. Roger J. Smith CDR and Mn. Cari R. Spmgjer Mr. md Mn.JosephW. Springman MI. and Mn.WUUam E. Srawitz Mr. md Mn. Roben N. Stickle Col and Mn. Robert J. SuUivan Mr. John A. Summa .Mr. and -Mn. Larrv" G. Swenson CDR and Mn. Peter D.Tamny Mt Hugh L.Thompson. Jt -Mr. and Mn. PhiUp W.Tower C.APTJackUrt)m.USNT?.

CDR md Mn. Carv- G.Vm Haaren Mr. Roben CVaughan LCDR Dennis L.Wedekind, USNR (Ret) Mr. Lynn A. Wegner Mr. and .Mn. Steven J.White Mr. md Mn. Robert M.Whitehead CART md Mn. Heriiert B. WUUams -Mr. md -Mn. Lyndon D.WiUiams CAPT md -Mn. Henry T.WUUs CAPT George E. WUson.Jt. USN (Ret) CDR md Mn. Doyle E. Wmten Dr. md Mn. Donald CWidiam LCDR md .Mn. ArthurWWittig Mr. and Mn.WUliam F Zuna

1966 Total Class Giving - $492,320 Average Gift - $1,872 Participation - 38.51% Pr^«;iHfinf<; Circle

Halsey Assodate ($100,000-$249,999) Mr. md -\ln. Robert C. BeUas.Jt CAPT md Mn. WUUam E Hi^ins.Jt

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mr. md Mn. RusseU E. Planitzer

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999)

CDR md Mn.Jmies O. Shannon Mt and Mn. Steven D Shrawdei Mr. and Mn.WiUiam H. Spadafora CAPT and Mn.WUbur C.Trafton

Mt md Mn. Samuel R. Marrone

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt mdMn. Roy M. BeU Mr. md Mn. Henry R. Nodihaft CART md Mn. Henry W. Smckland

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999} .ADM and Mn. Charles S.Abbot CAPT md Mn.Tommy E. Payne • Mr. Anthony J. Samo.Jt Capt md Mn. Charies DTebrich

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mt md Mn..%thurW. Bryant CDR and Mn. Donald E. Eshleman CART and Mn.Thomas R. Felger Gen and Mn. Carlton W Fulford.Jt Mr. md Mn. Raymond Garfield, Jt MI. md Mn.Webb R. GUmore Mr. and Mn. Alan R. Hendenhot MI. and Mn.WiUiamV. Hickey.Jt MI. and Mn. Hairy M. Hovvton MI. and Mn. Duncan N. Ingraham MI. md Mn.James J. KeUey. Jt CART md Mn. Kevin W McCook MI. and Mn. Gordon R. McDonneU * Dt md Mn. Owen C McFadden Mr. and Mn. Robert B. McGehee Mr. and Mn. PhiUip G. Norton Mr. md Mn. Dennis P O'ReUley Mr. and Mn.WiUiam S. Oner RADM md Mn.John T. Scudi Mr. md Mn. Robert N.Verratti Mr. and Mn. Charles E.Watemian Mr. md Mn. Buford B.WUeyJt

Herndon Club

John Paul Jones Club ($500-5999; Mr. and Mn. George L. Becker * CART and Mn. FrankUn S. Bryant CDR and Mn. Paul S. Buege * CDR md Mn. Albert W Caiazza Mt md Mn. Paul S. Cottei Mt md Mn. Jeffiey B. Feslei • CART md Mn. Michael E. Field Mr. md Mn.Walter J. Fritschner • CDR and Mn. Raymond E. Gadberry,Jt Mt md Mn. Francis W Gibbons CAPT md Mn.Jmies H. GUlaid CAPT md Mn. Chailes R. Gratzius Mt and Mn. Steven Haith Dt Francis M. Hayes RADM md Mn. Henry F Herrera CAPT md Mn.Walter M. Hi^jns HI CAPT md Mn.John D.Jacbon Mr. Donald R.Jamison LtCol md Mn.J. Michael KeUy Mr. md Mn. Robert H. Lewis Mt md Mn.James A. Long III Mr. md Mn. Frank J. Maikow'ski,Jt Ml. and Mn. Charies A. Maitinek Mt md Mn. Richaid W. Ogden MI. and Mn.Thomas P. Oxford CDR md Mn. Charies G. Pteifer RADM md Mn.Thomas J. Porter •* CAPT and Mn. David J. QuUk CDRJayT Rorick.Jt, USN (Ret) MI. and Mn.Thomas C Runkle CART md Mn. Robert T. Sunmons Mr. and Mn. Richard P. Snaider CDR md Mn. WUUam T. Snyder CDR and Mn.JamesV. SuUivan.Jt CAPT md Mn. Aim W. Swinger Mt md Mn.Alm RTattersaU CART md Mn. Dale N.Tiws CDR md Mn. Michael T.Tracey CART and Mn. Richard RVidosic CDR and Mn. Michael A. N. Whittemore CART Thomas J. WUUmis, USN (Ret) LT md Mn. Geoige M. Wright

($1,000-$2,499) CART md Mn.WUUam S. Barr Dr. and Mn. Brace Bickel * Mr. and Mn. Michad I. Brown Mr. and Mn. Maikham B. Campaigne LtCol md Mn. Stephen P. Clark Mr.John M. ConnoUy CART md Mn.James E GibUn.Jt Mr. George W Gormm CAPT RandaU W Hardy. USNR VADM md Mn. Michad D. Haskms Mn. Paul A.Johnson CDR md Mn. James R KeUy Mt Donald E Lathen CART and Mn.James C. Lewis Mr. and Mn. Kermeth D. Lovett * Mr. md Mn. Richaid D MiUei * VADM and Mn.Joseph S. Mobley CAPT and Mn. Fred R MoosaUy.Jt Mr. Steven D. Niss RADM md Mn. Roben M. NutvveU Mt and Mn. A.Jon Piusmack Mr. Alan M. Roodhouse

Donor RADM and Mn.TUnothy R. Bean!

Dt md Mn.WUUmi E Bina III CAPT md Mn. CecU A. K. Boyd II CAPT md Mn. NeU M. Brennm CDR Lee W Brymt USNR (Ret) CAPT md Mn.James E Burger CAPT Edward J. Carison. USN (Ret) Mt md Mn. Guinn G. Claik CAPT DonaldV CoUey, USN CAPT WUUam J. DiFUippo, USN (Ret) MtWUUam PDorasite CDR md Mn. Robert G. ElweU CAPT WUheUn M. Gabbet USN (Ret.) Mt md Mn. Robert R GUI Mr. Donald N. Grace Dt md Mn. Frank C Grammer Mt and Mn. Perry H. Graves III Mr. mdMn. David T HaU CART md Mn. Donald B. Haslett LCDR Richarcl E. Helm, USN (Ret)

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MNI Lt Col md Mn. Paul B. Hoar Mt md Mn. David W. Josephson Dt and Mn. G.T. Kaye CAPT and Mn. Sidney J. Kilgore CAPT md Mn.JosephW. Kinsey Mt and Mn.James A. Kion Mt and Mn.James E. Koons Mt md Mn. Jerome T. Mahetjt RADM and Mn.Thomas E Marfi.Tk CAPT and Mn. Cari R McCuUough Mt and Mn. David E. McKie Col and Mn.Warren R. McPhenon CAPT and Mn. Rattick M. Muldoon Mr. John R. Naye CDR .md Mn. Curtis W Olsen CART md Mn. Robert B. Ploeger CDR and Mn. Stephen C Rotter CAPT and Mn. David C Rrickett,Jt Mt and Mn. RusseU A. Puppe The Honorable md Mn.John S. Redd Mt md Mn.Joseph J. Slemenda.Jt CDR and Mn. Clayton H. Spikes Mt md Mn. Richard W. Starostecki CAPT and Mn. Stoughton Steriing III CDR and Mn.Joseph S. Stewart II CDR and Mn.James L. Strouse • CAPT md Mn. Rufiis L.Taylor HI Mt Donald L.Winnen Col WUUam C. E.Wolfe, USMC CART and Mn.WUUam A.Wood * LCDR and Mn. PhUip E. Ziegler

Donor Anonymous Mr. md Mn. Kenneth K. Adams CDR and Mn. Frederick D. Ameel CDR and Mn. Robert F Bandy LCDR John W Barnes, Jt, USN Mt and Mn.Jon H. Barton CAPT Gered H. Beeby USNR Mr. md Mn.James B. Beesley Mr. and Mn. Jesse S. Behringer CAPT and Mn. Laurence M. Bergen.Jt Mt and Mn. Gary R. BUnn CDR and Mn. Roland D. Blocksom.Jt Mt and Mn.Tenence J. Brady * Mr. and Mn. Alan R. Braggeman LCDR and Mn. Peter G. Buletza CDR and Mn. Gerald D Bunch CAPT and Mn. Frank Burkhead.Jt * Mt and Mrs. Ronald Buschbom Mt Richard E Carlberg Mt and Mn.James R. Clark CDR and Mn. ManhaU C. Cle^ Mt and Mn. Charies E. Cronan.Jt CDR and Mn. Dennis A. Crosby Mt Michael E. Cuddington CDR Richard J. Denton, USN Mt and Mrs.Victor A. Desantis * CDR and Mn. Ross J. Doubleday CART and Mn. Dennis M. Doyle LT and Mn.ThomasV. Doyle CART and Mn.John J. Draper HI Mt and Mn. Lawrence J. Early, Jt Dt and Mn.WUUam B. Eisenhardt RADM and Mn. Robert L. EUis,Jt Mt and Mrs.John A. Ernst * Dt and Mrs. Helmuts A. Feifi Col and Mn. Andrew R. Finlayson Mr. and Mrs.James W. Fleming Mrs. Morris C Foote CDR and Mrs.Anthony M. Franzitta

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CAPT md Mn. Peter M. FrUdcer CAPT md Mn. Edward I. Futeh Mr. and Mn. Lawrence D Giddings LT Thomas J. Gingrich, USN CAPT and Mn. Robert T Golden RADM and Mn. Harold E. Grant Mt Howard H. Greengard CDR and Mn.Thoni.is H. Grim CDR and Mn.WiUiam C. Hancock Mt and Mn. Eugene R. Hardman LT Raymond K^HUl, USN CDR and Mn.Thomas B. Huffhian CDR Henchd Hughes,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Kirby E. Hughes II CAPT Myron Hura, USN (Ret.) Mt .md Mn. Dennis DWJacbon Mt A.Thomas Jacoby Mt and Mn. Christopher R Jameson LtCol and Mn.Jack D.JeweU Mr. Robert G.Johnson.Jt CDR md Mn. Cari E Kauffinann LCDR and Mn.Jay W Kenty Mr. and Mn. Donald S. Kern Mt and Mn. David J. Kokoruda Mt and Mn. David A. Krause * Mt and Mn. Bruce E. Lechner CDR md Mn. Dennis K. Leroy CDR md Mn. Stephen T. Leubecker Mt James R. Levinson CAPT and Mn. Frederick R. Lutz Mt James E. Maidand CDR and Mn.WUUam H. Massicot Mr. Douglas E. May CDR and Mn.James D. Maynard Mr. and Mn. Bennette D McGraw LCDR John D McKendnck.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Brian D. McKenzie LCDR and Mn. Michael J. McQuaid CAPT and Mn.Tom L. Minwn Mt Mikkd MoUer Col and Mn. Kenneth W. Moore CAPT Dale H.Moses,USN CDR md Mn. Samuel T. Nicholson Mt and Mn. Myron L. Ogden III CDR and Mn.Thomas S. O'Keefe,Jt CDR and Mn. David A. Pateh II Mt <md Mn.Thomas C. Ragland Mt Stephen M. Remmert Mr. and Mn. Antonio J. Rodriguez CDR and Mn. Richard E. RoUins CAPT and Mn.James J. Ryan Mt and Mn. Michael R. Ryan Mt Richard W Sage Mt and Mn. Kinchen J. Searcy Mt and Mn.WiUiam M. Shubert.Jt Mtjohn J. Sipper CART and Mn. RobertV Smart CDR and Mn. Kenneth C. Smith.Jt Mr. and Mn. Michael D. SnUth Col and Mrs. Edward A. Smyth CDR and Mrs. Andrew P Sosmcky •* Mt Joseph M. Spelta CAPT and Mrs. PhiUp G. Sv.Uya Mt Peter E.Walberg Mt and Mn. Robert S.Walker IV • CAPT and Mn.WiUiam W.Wdssner Mt and Mrs. Robert E.WIUdock Mt and Mrs. Glenn D.Williams Col and Mrs. Richard G.Wilmes CDR John F WUson, USN CDR and Mn. Robert D. Zvacek CDR and Mn. Denms L. Zveare

1967

Herndon Club

Total Class Giving - $546,366 Average Gift - $1,791 Participation - 41.33%

Dt and Mn. BurUe A. Branson * Mt and Mn. George J. Bunilas Mt and Mn.James E. Christensen,Jt Mt and Mn. Harold R. Demarest,Jt * CDR md Mn. Gary L. Detter • CDR and Mn. Douglas E. Faber * CAPT and Mn. Steven J. Fagan CDR and Mn.John J. Feehm,Jt CAPT and Mn,ArthurJ. GUbert * Mt and Mn.John Clare-Norris Guibert, III Dt and Mn. George W Ha^enon Mt and Mn. Edward J. Hepp,Jt Mt Harold B. Kluckhohn CDR md Mn.John C Lawlot Jt * CDR Thomas C Markley USNR (Ret.) LtCol and Mn.Jmies R. McNeece RADM and Mn. Robert L. MoeUei CDR and Mn. Larry L. Morris Mr. and Mn. Michael E. PauUc * Mt James M. Periey Mr. and Mn. Baiiy PoUara Mr. and Mn. Richarcl R. Rodgen CDR md Mn. Michad W. Samuels CAPT md Mn. David R. Scheu, St Mt and Mn.Joseph T Schwmebeck CDR and Mn. Wesley R. Soper * CW4 and Mn. Patrick G. StaeheU • CAPT md Mn. Gardi A.Vm Sickle CAPT and Mn. Peter L.White CDR and Mn. Wayne B. WUson Mr. and Mn. George A. Zahn Mr. md Mn. Gene H. Zaiser

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,000) CDR and Mn. Bruce R. Lakefield Mt ScottW. Ryan

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999} Mt Denms E Haley

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mn. Francis A. Del Balzo.Jt Mt md Mn.John Morton III

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt md Mn. Stephen M.Andres •* Mt and Mn. Bradley K. Beaver •* CAPT and Mn. Harry G. Dimnann •* Mt Ray A. Formey Mt md Mn.Thomas C Knudson * LCDR and Mn. Richard R. MacDonald Maj Ronald M. StoU, USMCR CAPT md Mn. Peter R.Walton *

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) RADM and Mn. Charles J. Been,Jt •* Mt and Mn.James L. Bost * Dt and Mn.John R. Brereton CDR and Mn. David E. Church MtWUliam J. Clevenger Mt and Mn.John C. Crouse CAPT and Mn. Smiuel A. Davey Mt and Mn. David D. Fox Mt md Mn. Robert Havasy CAPT and Mn.Wayne O. Henry * Mt and Mn.W. Braun Jones,Jt Mr. md Mn. R. Mark Keating CART and Mn. Edward J. Laskowski LCDR and Mn. Douglas G. Matthews Mtjohn F Maws ADM and Mn. Richard W. Mies •* Mt and Mn.James R Mixon ADM and Mn. Robert J. Natter Mt and Mn. Roger Paradis Mt and Mn. Rich.ird D. Poole Mt and Mn.Thomas N. Pritchett * Mt and Mrs. E. Michael Quinlan CAPT and Mn.WUUamT Rus.seU VADM and Mn.John R. Ryan Mt .md Mn. Charies A. Scherck • Mt and Mn. D.ividJ.Tate Mt and Mrs. Robert D Thompson CDR and Mn. Ron;Ud D.WaddeU M.ijGen and Mrs.Thomas L.WiUcenon

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($1,000-$2,499)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt and Mn. Roger L. BakkUa Mr. and Mn. Charles E. Brown CDR md Mn. David W Cmdler * CDR md Mn. Ch<irles R. Cannady CAPT md Mn. Frederick W Conroy * Mr. and Mn. Dennis B. CosteUo Mr. and Mn.James L. Cotringham * CDR .md Mn. Martin L. Cover III Mt D,imel C Coyle.Jt CDR and Mn. Cirl L. Dobson Mt and Mn.WalterW. Dukiet.Jt Mt Frederick H, Gautschi III Mt Frederick J. Geiger VADM md Mn. Henry C. Giffin III Mr. md Mn. Liwrence H. Green Mt and Mn. Stephen M. Halupa Mt and Mn.WUlimi H. HmiUton.Jt CAPT and Mn. Gerald K.Jacobs CDR ,uid Mn. Ronald R.Johnson Mt ,md Mn. Dennis R Kelly CAPT .md Mn. Robert B. KeUyJt Mt and Mn. Edwarcl A. KerUis CART and Mn. R.ivniond D Leonard Mt and Mn,Tini D. Martin CAPT .and Mn. Michad Mazurczak II Mt and Mn. Don.Ud D Mondul CDR and Mn. Frank A. MueUet Jt Mt and Mn.J,inies L. Murphy HI The Honorable and Mn. Robert R Murrim Mt and Mn.John J. O'Brien Mt and Mn. Douglass C Ogden CAPT and Mn. Michad D. Retenon CAPT and Mn. Ch.ules S. Prouty

CAPT md Mn. Richard D. Raaz * CDR md Mn.Thomas E Robbins Dr. md Mrs.Jack W. Roe.Jt VADM md Mn. Norbert R. Ryan.Jt RADM md Mrs.>nies R Schear CDR md Mn.Thomas K. Schebei CAPT md Mrs. RichariT. Scott,Jt Mr. md Mn.John S. Siegel MI. md Mrs.Theodore H. Steams,Jt CDR md Mn-Tmiothy J. SuUivan * CAPT md Mn. Kari F VoUand.Jt CDR md Mn. Craig C L. White C^PT md .Mn. Stephen R.WbodaU

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499; CART md .Mn.Jmies H.-Mdnch.Jt Mr. RobenW. BagweU Mr. md Mis. Harold E. Baumheiget Jt CAPT and Mn. Richaid C Branum CDR md Mn. James D. Buttinger CAPT Bartlea L. Claric USN Mr. and Mn. lames T. Claxron LCDR md .Mrs. Timothy M. Cohane CAPT md Mrs. Richarcl L Coffins Mr. md Mn.John St Clair Crai^uU Mr. md Mn.Wiffiam A. Dautd Mr. md Mn. Samuel Davis III MI. md Mis-John D. Diesing. Jr. Mr. md Mis. Donald A. Downing Col md Mn. Robert L. Eari IstLt and Mn. Charies R- Eisenbach H Mr- md Mn. Roben -M. Evans CART md -Mn. Leroy A Fair CAPT md Mn. Dale A-Fink Mr and -MiS- Edwin C Finney, J t CAPT md Mrs. Donald R Fraser Mr- md -Mn- RhUioy C Gale HI CAPT and Mis-WUUam K. Gauner Mt and Mn.John W. Goldschmidt CAPT and Mn. R B. HaU n CAPT Edwaid R Hamm. CEC USN (Ret) LT Kennedi R Fiinsen. USN (Ret) CAPT md -Mn. Roben E. Hawrfaome, Jt * CAPT md -Mn. Frederick J. Hebdon LCDR md -Mn. Edward L- Herring -MajGen Patrick G. HowanL USMC (Ret) Dt and Mn. Cahin W. Huey CAPT md Mn. WUUam Id^nga Mt md Mn. John Jakucyk Mt md Mn. Hiram J.Johnson. Jt CAPTThomas RJones. USN'R CAPT and Mrs. Lawrence S. Julihn CAPT Michad B. KeUey. USN (Ret) Mq md -Mn. John A Kieffet J t Mt and Mn.Jerome -M. Kirchbeig Mt and Mn.Thomas C Leisei * CAPT md -Mn. Bo G. Lmdfon CAPT md Mn. Steven K. Long Mr.WffliamT. McChiskey CAPT and Mn.Jon P. McComas CDR and Mn. Richarcl J. Meade CAPT md Mn. Aithui J. Meinhold The Honorable md Mn. Andrew T Mihok CDR md Mn.W3iTen J. MUlanl CAPT md Mn. Robert L. Mushen H Mt md Mn.Thomas R NeweU CDR and Mn.Thomas W. Peridns Mt J. H. Daingeifidd Perry Mt md Mn. Lawrence R. Pigeon Mt Bruce M. Rowley Mr.'William J. Sheahm III

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MI. and Mn. RusseU J. Tadych Mtand Mn.Alan R.Thomton * CRO md Mn. BrianVarimo Dt.indMn.LmtonWeUsn

Donor CDR md Mn. Roben R AUen CDR RWei R. Antoniak. CEC USNR (Ret.) CDR md Mn. LemanJ.Aunchman.Jt CDR md Mn. C Stephen Bmvvaith.Jt RADM md Mn. Kennedi P. Barausky CDR md Mn.John C Bates Mt md Mn. David C Beaty CART md Mn. Ashley J. Beaven CDR md Mn. Edwaid B. Blackwxiod LCDR md Mn. Ronald |. BUss LCDR md Mn. LovveU D Boaz LCDR md Mn. Michad R. BoUei MI. md Mn. Lawrence R. BoimviUe LT Charies K. BorteU.Jt. USNR Col md Mn. CUffoid A. Brahmstadt LCDR md Mn. Gary E Brake CDR md Mn. Geraid E Buckley CART md Mn. Peter C. Buiggren C-APT .Mm D. Buridiait. USNR * CAPT md Mn. WUUmi R. Bums.Jt CAPT md Mn.WiUiam M. CaUioun CART md Mn. LesUe A. Christim Mr. and Mn.Telemac N. Chryssikos Mr. Raymond J. Clatwoithy Ml.Jerry L. Cc^diU CAPT md Mn. Martin K- CoUins C-\PT md Mn. WUUam L. ConneU C\PT md Mn. James B. Cook II LCDR CTUnodiy Corcoran III, USNR CDR md Mn.John B. Cotton .Mt md Mn.WUliam C. Cray RADM md Mn.WUUamV Cms II CART md -Mn. PeterV Dabbieri.Jt CDR James A. DaU. USN (Ret) C-APT md Mn. ManhaU J. David,Jt Mr. John M. Dorastetter Mr. md Mn.James M. Edwaids CART Waltet M. Effiott USN Mt md -Mn. Donald G. Emmons * MI. md Mn. Robert H. Enghsh CART md Mn.WUUam A. Evans FV CAPT md Mn. Richard K- Farver CAPT Richaid J. Held. USN ' MI. md Mn.Jay D. Fontaine * CDR md Mn. Michael L. Fiey CAPT md -Mn. WUUam A Galfiiey LT md Mn. Richaid D. Glasow CAPT Michd D. Gleram, USN (Ret) CART md Mn. Stephen V Gray Di. md Mn. Charies F Greet Mi.L.RhUip.Guyin LCDR md Mn. Danid J. Hanington IV Mr. md Mn. Robert A. Harris COL and Mn. Klaus R HeUiemeyer CART md Mn.John H. Hickok CDR WUUam M. HUl, Jt, USNR (Ret) MtTunothy J. Hoffinann CDR Jon D. Holzapfd. USN (Ret) and LT Jennifer L. S. Holzapfd. USNR Mt md Mn.John B. Hudson.Jt Dr. md Mn.James C Hughes RADM md Mn. Stephen S. Israel Mi.AUied O. Johnson, Jt CART md Mn. Laurence E.Johnson Mr. WUIiam D. Johnson Mr. Richard L. Kumet Jt LtCol md Mn. Richaid H. Kunkd.Jt

CART Roben E. Lang, USN (Ret) Dt and Mn. Peter G. Lawson II CAPT md Mn. AUen E. Lawvei CAPT md Mn. Geoige B. Lear.Jt CDR md Mn. Richaid D Lichtermann II RADM md Mn. Peter A. C Long CART md Mn. Robert L. LoweU,Jt MtWUUam C. Markley III CAPT md Mn.John K. ManhaU II Mt md Mn. AUen W. Maitm Mr. md Mn. David A. Matema CAPT WUUmi L. McCracken, USN (Ret.) CART Van L. McCuUough, USN Dt md Mn. Richard M. McNeal MI. and Mn.James D. McQueen.Jt CDR md Mn. Kenneth Mero Ml. md Mn. Charies Q. MiUer * Mr. and Mn. Edward H. Mills LT BUly R. Moffett USNR CART md Mn. Sidney A. Mohsberg III CDR md Mn. EmestW. MolderUiauetJt Mr. Robert C MueUer Rev. md Mn. Pleasmt L. Murphyjt CART md Mn.WUUam L. Noms CART md Mn.Wayne L. Olsen Mr. and Mn. Leonard H. Rassmore CART md Mn. Bob R. Patton.Jt Mr. md Mn.Jean P. Phdps.Jt Mr. and Mn.James S. Potts Mr. md Mn. Kenneth L. Roberts LT md Mn. David L. Rost CDR md Mn. Ronald E. Ruys MI. md Mn.Thomas J. SamoUs CDR md Mn. David J. Smtoro CART and Mn.John C. Scalzo Col and Mn. Dennis R. Shaw CDR md Mn.JohnT. Sheldon CAPT md Mn. Robert J. Shields HI CDR Sidney M. Skjd.Jt, USNR (Ret) RADM md Mn. Raymond C Smidi,Jt Mr. and Mn. Peter E SmuUen CAPT md Mn.Thomas A. Sommen LCDR and Mn. David J. Spisso CAPT WUUam C Stedfidd, USNR (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.Joseph F Stephens CAPT md Mn.John G. Sullivan Mr. md Mn. George H.Thompson CDR and Mn. Larry PTorgenon Dr. md Mn.Jose E.TrajUlo CAPT ChmceUor A.Tzomes, USN CAPT md Mn.WUUam C.Vivim CAPT md Mn. Gary M.Voorheis CART md Mn. Gary CWasson Mr. md Mn. Keefer D.Welch CART md Mn.James E.Welsch IstLt and Mn.JohnT.Williamson CART md Mn.John R.Wood.Jt Mr. md Mn.Vemon E.Wright Mr. Jefiiey A. Young

1968 Total Class Giving - $185,977 Average Gift - $886 Participation - 32.41%

President's Cirde Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999)

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5.000-$9,999) Mt and Mn. Michael T. Boyce RADM md Mn.WUUamW. Cobb.Jt MI. md Mn.WUUam C Dow MI. and Mn. Sidney W Emeiy;Jt MI. md Mn. Larry J. Hart ADM md Mn.Jay L.Johnson Mt md Mn.J. D Robinson Mt md Mn.Thomas A.Teach MI. md Mn. Richard W.Viiwe CART md Mn.James D von SuskU RADM md Mn. Henry EWhite,Jt MI. md Mn. Stephen R. WUson

President's Circle ($2.500-$4,999) CDR md Mn. Sigval M. Beig,Jt CAPT md Mn. â&#x20AC;˘WUUam T R. Bogje RADM md Mn. Richaid A. Buchanan Mr. and Mn. Steven M. Etter CART md Mn. Damd B. Lear Mr. md Mn.James M. Longerbone * CAPT md Mn. Lyle D Mder Mr. md Mn. Michael D Metcalf* CART md Mn. Gerald R Mod MajGen md Mn.Terrence P. Murray Mr. and Mn. David L. Myen Mt md Mn.John H. 0'NeUI,Jt Mr. and Mn.Thomas D Restorius Mr. and Mn.WUUamW Scherkenbach CDR md Mn. Cari J.Tamulevich Mr. md Mn. Michael J. Tkach

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt md Mn. Frederick B. Bayer HI Mr. Louis E. Cimagjia CART md Mn. Michael L. Coats CART and Mn. Stephen M. Dwyer CART md Mn. Stephen M. GenstU * CART and Mn. Steven P. Hannifin CDR md Mn.Thomas Hayes CAPT md Mn.Thomas W Heam CAPT md Mn.John E. Kme.Jt CAPT and Mn. Michael E. Leppert CDR and Mn. Kevin T. Moore CART and Mn. Samud L. Newton CART md Mn.John F Olsen Mr. and Mn. Michael D. Prince RADM md Mn. Harry T. Rittenour CAPT and Mn.Thomas C Rulmd * Mr. and Mn. Scott C Swain CDR md Mn. Peter J.VanDeriofeke CART md Mn. MdviUe J. Walten HI RADM md Mn. Donald A. Weiss *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CART md Mn. BarryV. Burrow CAPT md Mn.WUUamT Coffins.Jt Mt Ronald E. Cook Mr. md Mn. Peter B. Diefendorf Mt and Mn. Robert E Duggan CART md Mn. Richard D. Evert CART Michad D GnUU, USN Mr. Richard B. Heplei CAPT md Mn.Thomas C Houston

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IMNI Mt and Mn.John D. Hunter • CAPT and Mn. Stephen A.Johnson Mt and Mn. PhiUp J. Katauskas LtGen ,md Mn.Jack W Klimp Mt and Mrs. Robert E. Lewis RADM and Mn.JohnT Lyons III CAPT and Mn. Michael I. McHugh Mt and Mn.John H. MUnctJt CAPT and Mn. Dan E. Mosetjt * ADM and Mn. Michael G. MuUen Mr.ArdiurT.Ogdahl Mt Eric L. Oser .md Mn. Ruth Oser LCDR and Mn.WiUiam G. Paine.Jt CDR .md Mn. DarreU R. PoweU CAPT and Mn. Kenneth L. Ryle CAPT Curtiss W Schantz.Jt. USN CDR and Mn. Robert A. Schreiber * CAPT and Mn.Joseph R Sci,ibarra Mr.Thomas H.Yoder

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mt .ind Mn. Robert J. Arneson Dt and Mn. Michael E. BaU Mt and Mn.James C Bradfoid CDR and Mn. George L. Breeden II Dt .ind Mrs. GUbert J. Brickler CAPT <ind Mn. Gordon L. Brown.Jt Mt and Mrs.John S. Burks Mt and Mn. Robert A. Chester Mt and Mn.Thomas A. Colbourn Mt and Mrs. Frederick B. Cole CAPT Raymond R Conrad, USN (Ret.) Mt .and Mn. Richard J. D'Anna Mt and Mn.James D. DeinUer RADM and Mrs. Kevin E Delaney Mt Jefirey H. Desautds Mt and Mn. Dennis E. Dugan CAPT and Mn. Otis K. Earie CDR Guy A. Easmian, USN (Ret,) Mt and Mn. Robert A. Eaves.Jt Dt and Mrs. Steven M. Fox CAPT and Mn. Paul G. G.ilentine HI Mt and Mrs. Michael T. Gaul Mt and Mrs.Thomas R. Germani Mt and Mrs. Gary M. Grant Mt and Mrs.John W Hamilton Mt and Mn.Thomas F Harper CAPT and Mrs. Dale W. Hendricks CAPT Charies B. Henke, USN Mt and Mrs. RusseU H. Hermanson LtCol and Mrs. Robert T Hickinbotham Col and Mrs.John J. Holly CAPT and Mrs. Gregory Horne CAPT and Mrs. Eric J. Houin CDR and Mrs. Robert L.Johnsen Mt and Mrs. Quentin C.Johnson CAPT and Mn.John C. Knapp, St * LCDR and Mrs. Kenneth E. Kolarcik CDR and Mrs. Leo S. Kuclin CAPT and Mrs. Michael L. Lagow CAPT and Mrs. Robert E. Lawrencc,Jt CDR and Mn. Robert W. Madel Mt and Mrs. Richard J. Marien Mt Michael D. McSweency CDR and Mn.Jon M. MUls Mt and Mrs. Stanley E. Miltko.Jt Mt Leland T.Moore CDR and Mn.WUliam M. MuUioUand Mt and Mrs. Fred L. Muniz (APT and Mrs.James P. O'Brien C;ol and Mrs. Bryan D O'Connor

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Col and Mrs. Malcolm L. OgUvie,Jt Mt .md Mn.John A. Osth Mt and Mn.WiUiamW. Owens IV Mt and Mn. Alfred A. Pease •* CAPT and Mn. Gordon I. Petenon.Jr. CAPT Francis X. Poole, USN (Ret,) CDR and Mn.Arieigh H. Rice CAPT and Mrs. Leonard C. Sjostroin RADM and Mrs. Craig E. Steidle CAPT and Mn. Gary A. Storm CDR EdwardJ.SuUivan,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Wiffiam B.TirreU, St Mt .and Mn. H.D.Tyler CAPT ,ind Mn. Frederick S.Wachowicz

Donor CART David E.Adams, USNR CAPT Terry J. AUen, USNR (Ret,) CDR and Mn. FdixJ. Bassi M,-ij and Mn. David C Beard LCDR and Mn.John E BeU Prof and Mn. George R. Bieger CDR and Mn. Fraiik J. Blake II Mt and Mrs. Douglas M. Bomarito LCDR and Mn. Hari'y O. Buzhardt.Jt * CAPT .ind Mn. Michael J. Canon Col and Mrs. Roy L. Carter Pastor and Mrs.John B. Cartwright RADM and Mrs.John R Davis Mt and Mn.John R. Dew Mt Dennis P DiUey LCDR Edward H. Doolin HI, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Timothy W. Dufiy Mt and Mrs. Cari G. Finefrock Mt Alan Fischman Mt and Mrs. Gary L. Fishman Mt and Mrs. Anthony J. Flarey Col and Mrs. Marvin H. Floom CDR and Mrs. Gary E. Francis Dt and Mn. R.Uph J. GemelU CDRJoseph C Glutting, USN (Ret.) CDR Denis S. HaUman'uSN LCDR and Mn. David A. Hodgson CAPT and Mrs. Gerald L. Hofiivolt CDR Robert J. HoUerbach, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs.James E. Hurston CART and Mn. Dennis W Irelan COL and Mrs. Michael A. Kalashian Mt Lawrence A. Kilroy Dt and Mrs.James J. Kosniicki CAPT and Mn. David M. Lee Mr. and Mrs.Joseph R. McGuire.Jt Mt Fred B. Morgan C:APT CUiaries R. Munseyjt, USN (Ret.) Mtand Mrs.Thomas C. O'Connor MtThomas W.Oliver III Mt and Mrs. Charies A. Pdletier Mt and Mrs. Donald W Peltier II Mtand Mrs. GeorgeW I'eteis.Jr. Mr. and Mrs.Thomas H. Petersen Mt and Mn.James M. Pitts • CDR and Mn. Liwrence C.J. Poh.Jt CAPT and Mrs.Thomas N. Presecan CAPT and Mrs. Kevin J. Reardon CAPT and Mn. Stephen H. Ries LCDR and Mn.John E. Russ Mt B. Gregory Russell CDR and Mn. Patrick A. Sabadie Mt and Mrs. Floyd T. Samms.Jt Mt and Mrs. David R. Samudson MtThomas P. SatyshutJt

Mt and Mn.James A, Schwertman CAPT and Mn. Robert M. Scott Mt and Mn. Robert P Scott CDR William N. Scott,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt Arnold J. Sisk CDR and Mn. Donald E. Smith Mt and Mrs.Joseph M. Solymossy CAPT and Mn. Miles M. Stiley LCDR and Mrs.Thomas L. Startt Mr. and Mrs.Terry A.Toussaint CDR and Mn. Gregory J. Wood *

1969 Total Class Giving - $205,440 Average Gift - $839 Participation - $34.60%

President's Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) ADM and Mrs.James O. ElUs.Jt * Mt and Mrs. Stephen J. Leanian CAPT and Mn.John S.WIUte *

Prf^'^Jdenfs Circle Worden Assodate ($5,000-$9,999) Mtjohn C. Everett Mt and Mrs.Thomas E Hagan Mt and Mrs. Eric C Honour Mr. and Mrs. S. Daniel Johnson * Mt and Mrs. Richard W. Long Mt and Mn.WUliam P McCauley CAPT .iiid Mn. Robert D. MuUins • Mt and Mrs.Thomas R. Nastro *

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) LtCol and Mn.WiUiam D. Berry l ^ D M and Mn. Stanley W Bryant * CDR and Mrs. Michael B. Clark Maj and Mrs. Stephen W. C^omiskey CAPT and Mn. Ronald D. Gumbert.Jt CDR Robert C. Hinckley USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Thomas j . HoUeman Dt and Mrs. Steven A. Hudock • RADM Richard G. Kirkland,USN (Ret.) * CAPT and Mn.John M. Lewis II Mt and Mrs. Richard C Lottie CDR F H. (Mike) Michadis.Jt, USN (Ret,) RADM and Mn.John B. Padgett HI Dtjohn H. Post HI and Dt Barbara T Post CAPT and Mn. Peter R. Reiifiec CART and Mn. D.ivid O. Ro.se CAPT and Mn. MichadT Smith

Herndon Club ($7,000-52,499; CAPT ,ind Mn. D.ivid J. Alexander LCDR and Mn. Richard L. Bulger CAPT and Mn. Charies L. Buder * CAPT and Mn.WiUiam E, Cunimins.Jt Mrs. Gerald J. Downey CAPT and Mrs.James N. Eagle 11 CAPT and Mrs. Simeon G. Higgins,Jt * CAPT and Mrs. Richard S. HiUyer Mt James M. Kelly

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LtCol and Mn. Daniel R Kollay LCDR H,iinilton K.M.iynaid,USN (Ret.) • Mr. and Mrs.William C. McClain.Jt CART William S. McMurry, USNR * CAPT and Mn. Michael C. Morgan CAPT and Mn. Donald H. Nash Mt and Mrs. Gregg R. Overbeck CAPT and Mrs.James R. Paddock * CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Rachotjt Dt and Mrs. I^chard R. Reece Mt and Mn. Charies R Rush * Mt and Mn. George S. Sara CDR and Mrs. Robert M. Scharnus CAPT and Mrs. Steven G.Tinsley • CAPT and Mn. Robert A.Tolhunt.Jt CAPT and Mn.James H.TuUeyJt * Mt and Mrs. Edward G.WaUace CAPT and Mn. Gerald TWitowski • CDR Richard A. Woodworth, USN Mt and Mrs. Dennis A.Yattas CDR Richard A.Young, USN (Ret)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt and Mrs. Gregory W Brubeck CDR and Mrs. Alfred L. Cipriani LCDR and Mn.WUliam C Conkle CAPT Harry R Consaul HI, USN Mt Robert S. Drake CDR and Mn.ThomasV Fowler CAPT and Mrs. Grc'gory L. Hansen Mt and Mn. Deck E. HarreU LCDR David S.Juarin, USN Mt and Mn.James M. KUimiel Mt Kenneth E. Lange LtCol and Mn. Stephen T. Linder * Mt and Mn.Timothy A. McBrier * CDR Michad J. Milchanowski, USN CAPT and Mn, Michael A. P.iyne Mt and Mrs. Charies R. Porter * Mt and Mn.WUliam W Rogalski.Jt * CART and Mn. Paul F Ross" Mt and Mrs.Thomas RTonden CAPT and Mn. Ray M. Umbarger CDR and Mn. Smiud E.WUson III

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT ,ind Mn. Bruce C. Adams CAPT and Mn. Albert E. Bennett.Jt • CDR John C Bowen, USNR Mt and Mn.WiUiam A. Bramley HI CDR and Mn. Norman E Brown Mt Richard R Bush and Ms. L. C. Frost * Dt and Mn. L,iwrence J. Cavaiola Mt and Mn.Thomas J. Civanaugh Mt and Mn. Eric J. Challain Mt and Mrs.Tencnce V. CuUen CAPT and Mn.Walter J. Cummings LCDR and Mrs. D.ivid G. Deininger Mt Leslie M. Gotch CAPT James D. Harris, USNR Dt Jonathan T. Hine.Jt Mt Paul S,Johnston Mt and Mn, Gregory J. Kieffer C;DR and Mn. MUo J. Kilmer 11 Mt and Mn. Dume Kruni CDRRobertJ.LemkcUSN CAPTJohnJ.Marsh,UI,USNR Mt George W.Mather Mtand Mn.WUU.mi H.Newton HI

CAPTJ.uiies W Rittison, USN (Ret.) Mt .uid Mn. Dennis W Plank CAPT .uid Mn. Frederick D Puncke.Jt CART PaiU H. Scheif.Jt, USN CAPT ,uid Mn. L.iwTence S.Thomson Mt md Mn.John S.Tolniie.Jt CART and Mn. George N.Tz.avaras Mt Stephen A. Wird HI CAPT .uid Mn. Glenn R.Whdey CAPT .md Mn.John R.Young LCDR md Mn. Michael E.Younker

Donor CDR md Mn. Paul A. Alfieri CDR and Mn. RobertJ.Aiiiundson.St CDR Jonadian L. Andenon, USN (Ret.) Mt Aithony EApoU,iro Col md Mn.WUU.miV. Arbacas.Jt CAPT md Mn. Eric A. ArUen CAPT md Mn. Harold R.Armet Mt and Mn. Howard R. Bacharach CAPT and Mn. Romue L. Barrow MtThomas J. BeUchick CAPT md Mn. George E. Bieda CAPT Nelson A. BUsh. USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Dennis E. Burton CDR md Mn. George W. Caimes HI Mr. Con B. CampbeU Mr. md Mn. Gerald E. CampbeU CDR md Mn. Richard A. Cataldi CAPT and Mn.John E Gates.Jt CAPT md Mn. Kenneth C Cech Mr. Joseph B. Chopek CDR md Mn. Carl S. Christiansen Mr. md Mn.John F Clark Mr. md Mn.Wiffiam E. Colemm Col and Mn.Joel L. Cooley Rev. md Mn. Pemberton Cooley HI CAPT md Mn. Charles T. Creekmm.Jt Col and Mn. Michael J. Cross Mr. and Mn. Geofiey L. Davies Mr. Robert L. Davis CDR md Mn. Henrv G. Davison

CAPT and Mn. Ron.Ud A. Dibble CAPT .ind Mn. L.iwrciice F Diddlenieyer * CAPT and Mn. A.J. Dionizio.Jt Mtjohn E, Donovan CAPT and Mn. Liwrence I. Eckerman CDR and Mn. David A. Ehemann LtCol Robert C. Eikenberry USMCR Mt and Mn. Brian D. Engler Mt and Mn. Donald H. Esteyjt CAPTThomas H. Ettet USN CDR and Mn.Thomas E. Faliy CDR and Mn.John H. Feder CAPT and Mn.Thom.is R. Fedyszyn CDR and Mn.John D. Ferine CDR Richard R Hoyd, USNR CAPT John E. G.indey USN CDR and Mn. Gary C. Goodmundson CAPT and Mn. Howard J. H.-JUdayJt CAPT and Mn.James W. Hamburg CAPT and Mn. Michael A. Harbm Mt Michael D Hardman •* Mt and Mrs. Robert E Hartman HI CAPT and Mn. Jeffiey M. HeUrung CAPT and Mn. David M. Heming Mt and Mn. Benjamin H. Hicks.Jt Mt and Mn.James C. Higgins HI CDR and Mn. Ron.ild E.HiUs CAPT and Mn. Michad K. Hoffis AMB Robert L. Hutchings LCDR md Mn. Michael RJarina CDR and Mrs. David B.Jennings Mt and Mrs.Thomas RJohnson CAPT and Mrs. Meade A. Jones, Jt COL and Mn.WUliam "Rusty" R.Jones CAPT and Mrs. George WJurand Mt Robert M. Kalisch CAPT and Mrs.James M. Kenney Mt and Mrs. Ralph H. Kindelberger •* Mt Brian E. Kinsley Mt James Knubel LtCol John R. Lashetjt, USMC CART and Mn. Glenn D Lattig CDR and Mrs. Ronald P Lessmann

Dt and Mrs. Dan H. Lochner CDR and Mn.Joseph S. MacDougaU CDR Michad J. M.Uone, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. GuyT. Ma.scari M,ij and Mn. Michael R McGee Mt and Mrs.James B. Mcllvaine Mt and Mrs. Edwin H. McMahon.Jt CAPT and Mn.WUliam R. MUler Mt and Mn.James W Moffit,Jt * CDR and Mrs. MiteheU D. Moore CDR and Mn. Michael F MorreU CAPT Raymond J. Morris.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Alden F MuUins.Jt CAPT and Mn. Gerald J. O'DonneU CDR and Mn.John E OhUnger CAPT and Mn.Timothy W. Oliver Mt and Mrs. Gary J. Overbeck Col and Mrs. Laurence R. Plumb Mr. and Mrs.WiUiam P Poirier Mr. and Mn. Michael W. Pole CAPT Walter W. Price HI, USNR CDR and Mn.WiUiam A. Proses CDR George M. Prout, USNR CAPT and Mn. Richard J. Rhoades CAPT and Mrs. Francis A. Roberts CDR and Mrs. David H. Ruddock Mt Richard K. Rufiier Mt and Mrs. Michael R. Salewske Mt and Mrs. Lawrence M. Schadegg, St Mt and Mrs. George E SchmoU Mt and Mrs. Donald M. Scott CAPT John J. ScuUy USNR CDR and Mn.James B. Slaight CDR and Mn. Baker A. Smith Mtjohn W. SnUth H LCDR and Mn. Wesley C. Stanfidd CAPT and Mrs.John Z. Stepien LCDR Jack M. Stevens, Jt, USN CDR Jackson A. Stockton.Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Michad G. Strand CDR and Mn. Patrick A. Stroop CDR Patrick D. SuUivan, USN Mt and Mrs. Walter M.Teesdale Mr. and Mn. George RTeivviUiger CAPT and Mn.Arthur G.Teves CAPT and Mn. Roland C.Thatcher HI Dt and Mrs. Lawrence W.Townsend CAPT and Mrs.Thomas E. Utegaard CDR Tommy H.Van Brunt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs.JuUan T.Van Winkle Dt Edward J.Waitt.Jr. LCDR and Mn. Michad J. Watson MtWUliam H.Wishard Mt and Mrs. Thomas J. Wojciechowski Mt and Mn.John G.Woods Mt and Mrs. Peter B. Zuidema

1970 Total Class Giving - $446,828 Average Gift - $2,084 Participation - 33.04% p*-j^*''-«f|<»»^fV Offrfjpi

Halsey Associate Captain Wendy Lawrence '81, USN (Ret.), addresses midshipmen at the Forrestal Lecture in September 2006.

* Matching Gift

t Deceased

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mt Kevin W.Sh.irer

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mt and Mrs. C^regoiy B. Murphy

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Col and Mrs. Paul M. Felix Mt and Mi's. Rhodric C. Hackman Mr. and Mrs. Barry B. Lewis Mt and Mrs. Steven S. Reinemund

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt Henry J. Maclaughlin CDR and Mrs. Edmund E. Moore Mt and Mn. Ralph C. Paulk * Mt and Mn.James L.Taylor Mt and Mrs. Richard M.Teater Mt Benjamin W Tucket Jt Maj Gen LeoVWUUmxs HI, USMCR (Ret.)

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} CAPT and Mrs. Roger C Adams Mr. and Mrs.Thomas J. Bendetjt DtandMn.PhUipTCahUl* VADM and Mrs.J. Cuder Dawson.Jt CDR and Mrs. Lawrence Heyworth III Mt and Mrs. Timothy J. Joyce * Mt and Mrs. Franklin G. King CDR and Mrs. Robert J. Mackey Mt and Mrs. David A. Martin Mt and Mrs. Robert A. Meyer * CAPT Damd B. Oberholtzet USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Robert E. Prince -Mt and Mrs. Larry R. Schear Mt and Mrs. Dale E. Stahl Mt and Mrs. Barry L. Steelman RADM and Mn. Paul E Suffivan • Mt Edward CTempesta

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT and Mrs. Louis E. Buck.Jt l ^ D M and Mn. Edward J. Fahy Mr, and Mrs. Richard M. Folga Mt and Mrs.John P HarreU,Jt Mt and Mn.Terry R. Huff CDR James E Kenney USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Gary L. Knock • CDR and Mrs. RusseU C. Olson •* CAPT and Mn.James S. Perry Mr. and Mn. Alfred G. Rundle.Jt

John Paul Jones Club

($100,000-$249,999)

($500-$999)

Mt and Mrs. Daniel F Akerson

The Honorable and Mrs.WiUiam Bariy CDR Alien R.Boutz, USN Mtjohn J, Brennan

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IMNI LT md Mn. LoweU R. Gulp * CDR <md Mrs. Craig R. Dampier LCDR and Mn. Robert M. DooUn * CART James L. Durh.mi, USN Mt md Mn. NeU C. Finn CAPT and Mn. Mark O Haherty Mt and Mn. Michael E Foley Mt and Mrs. WUUam K. Foster • Mt and Mrs. Kirk C Hansen * Mt md Mn.John B. Hart LCDR Curtis O. Hingson, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Roger PJacobs Mt and Mrs.WUliam M. Kemp Mt and Mrs.Jeb B. Kingseed Mt and Mn.Terrance L. Manson CDR and Mrs. Ron.Tld A. Marchetti Mt and Mn. Hugh D. MaiUdin.Jt CAPT and Mn. George L. Moe Mt and Mrs.WUliam M. Moore CDR Robert J. Morgenfeld, USNR Dt and Mn.James H. Nottinghmi,Jt CAPT and Mn, OUver H. Perry III CAPT and Mn. Frmk W. Reifsnydetjt Mt and Mn. Dennis M. Ryan Mt md Mn.Wiffiam H. Schmermund CDR and Mn. Sranley H. SnUth • CDR and Mn.John J. SuUivan.Jt CAPT and Mn.James B.WaddeU CAPT and Mn. Harold B.WaUace Mt and Mn.Thomas S.Wolfe Mt and Mn. Charies J.Yash RADM and Mn. Charies B.Young Mt and Mn.WUUam E. Zales.Jt CAPT and Mn.Thomas S. Zysk

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LCDR WUIiam G. Borries, USN (Ret.) CAPT James E BowUn.Jt, USNR CART and Mrs. Robert N. Burton,Jt Prof Alexmder J. CaUahan.Jt CAPT and Mn. Charles D. Carey HI CAPT and Mrs.James M. Carney •* Maj Alan R.CUck, USAFR Dt and Mrs.John P Crisp CAPT and Mn.John J. Demlein.Jt CAPT Dwight E. Denson, USN * LtCol and Mrs. Christian E Dubia,Jt Mt and Mrs. Gerald V EUingwood Mt and Mrs. Raul J. Falten.Jt CDR and Mrs, Charies S. FarreU,Jt CAPT and Mn. Gerard M. FarreU Mt and Mrs. Dale E. Gauge Mt Franz M. Gotdeib CAPT and Mrs. Everett L. Greene VADM and Mrs.John J. Grossenbacher CDR and Mn.WaUace E, Guntetjt Mt and Mrs. Fred M. Hall Mt and Mrs. Howard R. HaU LT and Mn. Robert D. Herb LCDR and Mn. Ronald M. Hill LT and Mrs. Robert H. Hingson,Jt Dt and Mrs.James R. Hinkle II MtThomas L. Howard,Jt CAPT and Mrs. Ronald D. Huddleston Mt Paul M. Hurd CAPT Alan W Katz, USN (Ret.) Maj Robert J. Kimble, Jt, USMC (Ret.) Mt Clifford H, Kittle,Jt CAPT and Mn. Cari E. Klingdberger CDR Timothy A. Kok, USN (Ret.)

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LTH. Paul Kondrick, USNR Mt and Mrs. Michael R Kunigonis VADM and Mn.Timothy W.LaFleur LCDR and Mrs.James M. Levy Mt and Mrs. Warren J. Mackensen CAPTThomas L. MacKenzie,USN (Ret) Mt and Mn. Michael J. Magaletri,Jt CDR and Mrs. WUIiam J. Magiian VADM and Mrs. Michael D Malone LCDR and Mrs.Thomas G. MarshaU CDR and Mrs. Lewis F Mclntyre CDR Gerald C MeUo, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mrs.John B. Montgomery Mt Robert M. Noonan CDR and Mn.John S.Olson CDR and Mrs.John S. PolU CART Robert W. Reich, USNR CAPT and Mn. Dennis L. Ryan HI CAPT and Mrs. George E. Sauer HI RADM Kenneth D. Slaght, USN (Ret.) LtCol and Mrs. Robert E. Sonnenberg,Jt I^ADM and Mn.Wiffiam G. Sutton Mt and Mn. Robert B. Thompson,Jt CAPT and Mn. Cari E.Wciscopf Mt Edward Wlodarczyk

Donor CDR and Mrs. Douglas A. Backes Mt and Mrs.TimJ. Beblo Dt and Mrs.Terrence A. Bidnick CAPT and Mn. Michad O. Borns RADM and Mrs. Danid R. Bowler Dt and Mrs. Matthew J. Breede Maj and Mn.Wiffiam E Broderick Mt and Mrs. Michael C. Brown.Jt Mt and Mrs. Bruce E. Brunn Mt Joseph H. Bueschetjt CAPT and Mn.WiUiam A. Burgett Col Martin D Carpenter USAF (Ret.) CDR and Mn.James B. Cartetjt CAPT and Mn. Michad W. Casey CDR and Mrs. Steven E. Chapman CDR Robert N. Christianson, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mrs. Robert P Coffin CDR and Mn. Royal W. ConneU,Jt Mt and Mrs, John W Covington Mt and Mrs.James E Devaney * CDR and Mn. Douglas W Dietz CAPT Jack D.Dodd, USN CAPT and Mrs. Thomas J. Flaherty Mt and Mrs.Thomas J. Fowler Mt and Mrs. Morrison L. Gable CART Gary A. Gradisnik, USN Mt Richard K. Graham Mt and Mrs.Joseph E Graul RADM Richard G. Gurnon, USNR Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Halgren.Jr. CDR Richard G. Hastings HI, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mn.WiUiam Helfen LCDR and Mrs. Patrick M. Hogan • LCDR and Mn. ChristopherW Hollowell IV LCDR and Mn.James D Hook Maj and Mrs. Gordon R.Jackson CAPT and Mn.WiUiam EJcnkins LCDR and Mrs. Ronnie L.Justiss Mt and Mrs.James B. Kenney * CAPT and Mn. Steven I. Klotz Mt and Mrs. Guy R. Knicriein LTJG Gary D. Knight, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Dean L. Knuth CDR and Mrs. Douglass H. Lamartin

Mt and Mn.Jini R. Laricb CAPT and Mn. Rodney G. Latham CAPT and Mn. Patrick H. Lawless * CAPT and Mrs. Dennis M. Lunghofer Mt and Mrs. Stephen C. Macy Mt and Mn. Rhihp J. Magaletri.Jt Mt Raymond O. Mana.sco,Jt CDR Michael D. May USN The Honorable and Mn.Tim S. McClain Mt and Mn. Robert L. McElroy Mt and Mrs.John M. Meacham CAPT WiUiam J. P Melby USN CART and Mn. D,ivid D. Miller * CDR and Mn. Michad J. Novak CAPT and Mn.Wiffiam A. Nurthen Mtjohn R. Oakes CAPT and Mn. Kenneth L. O'Bannon CDR John R. Panico, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. Frederick C Peck CAPT and Mn. Henry S. Prevette LtCol and Mrs.John H. Reynolds CDR and Mn. Hariey L. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs.WiUiam M. Saltenberger CDR and Mrs. Carter D. Savage Mt and Mrs.John T Shields HI Mt and Mrs. Chester A. Shorts CDR and Mn. DouglasV SnUth Mt and Mrs. Mark E. Spong CDR and Mn.Wiffiam L. Stockho Mt and Mrs.James W Suhr Mt and Mrs.James R Swoope Mt Henry E.Tabb III • Mt James M.Tarkington CAPT and Mn. Grant W.Thorpe LCDR and Mrs. DonUnick W.Visco CAPT and Mn. D.ivid EWalsh Mt and Mrs.WiUiam FWebb CAPT Benjamin H. Welch HI, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard E.Westtott, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Frank L.Wunt •

1971 Total Class Giving - $370,179 Average Gift - $1,182 Participation - 43.72%

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Dt James G. Gonzales

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10.000-$24,999) CDR and Mn.John M. Boniface * Mt and Mrs. Peter F deVos Mt mdMn. WUlard C.H.iyJt Mt Clay O StUes

President's Circle Worden Assodate ($5.000-$9,999) Mt and Mrs. RonaldV Benigno Col and Mrs. Walter P Havenstein Mr. and Mn. Ralph D Nelson * Mt and Mrs. Edward J. Sandcrson.Jt

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President's Circle ($2.500-$4,999) MtEncttJ. Bozarth II * MtJ. Scott Burd Mt and Mrs. Jack L. Conrad CART and Mrs.Thomas J. Hanmions III Mt and Mrs. Michael R. Hecomovich CAPT and Mrs. Garry Holmstrom * Mt and Mrs.WUliam C Hoover Mt and Mrs. Michad T.James Mt and Mrs. ETerry Kremian Mt and Mrs. David T. Laws Mt and Mrs.Victor T. Linck CAPT and Mn. Michael W Longworth, St CAPT and Mrs. Perry J. Martini, Jt CDR and Mn.WUUam A. Meyen CART and Mn.JohnT Morris LtCol and Mn. Keith E. Nadolski Mt and Mn. Bruce E. Nichols CAPT and Mn. Robert C Panons Mt and Mrs. Alan C Ptak Mt and Mrs.James E. Queen Mt and Mn.James M. Searing Mt and Mrs.James J. Sheppard Dt and Mrs. Robert W Swart Mt and Mrs. Stephen A. Wohler Mt and Mrs. Roger A.Young

Herndon Club ($7,000-$2,499; Mt and Mn.Thomas H. Abemathy * Mt and Mn. I^chard B. Baxter Mt and Mrs. Stephen H. Brighton Mt and Mn. Gerald L. Byrnes Mr. Robert C Custer Mt and Mn.James A. Davis Mt and Mn. Stephen E Dmeffuk •* LCDR and Mn. Patrick M. Doyle * Mr. Eugene N. Dubay Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Ericbon * Mt and Mn. E. Michael Flanagan Mr. and Mn. Osmund R. Fretz HI Dt and Mrs. Gerald E H.irris CAPT and Mn. Alfred R. Hupp.Jt •* ADM and Mn.Timothy J. Keating Mt and Mn.Thomas A. Laboon.Jt Mt and Mrs.WiUiam R Matz CDR and Mn. David B.MiUer Mt and Mn. LesUe R. NLxon * CART and Mn. MichadT Nordin MtThomas P O'Brien,Jt Mt and Mrs. Robert K. Pearce.Jt CDR and Mrs.Valentin Polesh.ij * CART Dana A. Roberts, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Brian D. Robertson Mt George M. Shufter HI Lt Col and Mn. Ronald E. Spratt CAPT and Mn. Pmick R.Witts CAPT and Mn.Thomas H.Yee

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Maj and Mrs. Chris Bennett Col David R. Bloomet USMC CART and Mn.James A. Bolcar Mt Richard A. Burman The Honorable and Mrs. David W. Chew Mt and Mrs.WiUiam J. Cocos MtWarren B.Cole Mt Michad J. Coffier Mr. and Mn.John P Cossick

CART md Mn.WUliam H. Donges Mt .md Mn. Steven A. Duiiphy Mt md Mn. Rich.ird H. Ector CDR Gregory A. Engel, USN RADM .ind Mn.Joseph E. Enright CART ,ind Mn. Roger A. Franssen CDR Michad J. French. USN Mt md Mn. Gr.mt L. Graeber VADM .ind Mn. Kevin R Green CART and Mn. Brenton C Greene Maj Lmibert C HeUces. USMC (Ret) Mr. md Mn. Jeffiey E HenUer Mr. md Mn. Robert R Hendenhot •* CAPT md Mn. RonM E. Hewett Mt md Mn. Benjmun A. HoUand CAPT md Mn. Mark M. Hoigm Mr.Joseph H.Johns CAPT Larry C.Johnson. USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Cirl E.Joselson CAPT .md Mn. Michad J. Kehoe CDR and Mn. Robert J. Larkin CAPT md Mn.Thomas N. Ledvina Dt WUUam T. Long CAPT md Mn. Raul J. Loustaunau CAPT md Mn.James R. Maris LCDR md Mn.John E Martin HI • Col and Mn. Andrew F Mazzara MI. Geofiey L. McMuffin Mr. md Mn.Joe C. Midgett CDR Charles R. MUlet USNR (Ret.) CART md Mn. Donald MUler CAPT md Mn. Micajah W Newman Mr. md Mn.John R. Nordi CDR md Mn. David J. Odkiid CAPT LouisJ. Oswald HI, USNR MI. md Mn.James A. Rehkopf Capt George L. Rodgen, USMC VADM md Mn. Ronald A Route Mr. and Mn. Douglas E. Sameit Mr. md Mn.W.T. Stevens Lt Col and Mn. David K. Storey CDR and Mn. Leo J.TredwayJt LtCol md Mn.Joseph S. Uberman Mr. md Mn. Michael J. Vesely LCDR md Mn. Dennis M."Walsh RADM and Mn. Christopher E. Weaver Mr. David L.Wenner Mr. Carl J. Wiedemann II MI. md Mn. Lawrence E Wiay LCDR and Mn. Cassin Young Mt md Mn.WUUam E. Zapf Jt MI. md Mn. Peter A. Zaudtke

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn.Jeffiey H. Albright Mr. Douglas L. Bayne LtCol and Mn. Mark T. Beck Mr. Michael S. BUecky Maj and Mn. Sankey L. Blanton III * Mr. md Mrs. Richard B. Bottenberg CDR and Mrs.John D. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Brewer CART and Mn.James B. Brymt Mr. Lee E. Burgess Mt Ralph G. Burnette, Jt CDR and Mrs. Stephen B. Butkus CDR and Mrs. Robert A. Capra Maj and Mrs. Alfred E Clarbon.Jt Mt and Mn. Robert Clydesdale HI Mt and Mrs. Alan S. Cohlmeyer Mt and Mrs. Ronald E Cornelison

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Mt and Mn. Dennis A. Desmond Mr. Richard A. Dietz Mt and Mn. Raul E Fisk •* Mt and Mn. Bradley S. Foster CAPT and Mn. WUson J. Fritchman VADM .md Mn. Scott A. Fry Mt and Mn. Steven M. Granies Mt and Mn. Michael J. L. Greene Mt and Mn. David J. Hackett CDR .md Mn. Michael G. Hambleton Mt R.iymond J. Hogan CDR and Mn. Brian J. Horais CART and Mn. Kenneth S.Jordan CDR and Mn. Patrick R. KeUy Dt and Mn. Paid B. Long CDR and Mn. ChariesW. May CAPT and Mn. Bruce P McClure Mt Paul G. Mclntire CAPT and Mn.John T. Meister CDR and Mn. Roger A. Morin Mr. David J. Nichols Mr. WUUam G. Nielsen Mt md Mrs.Thomas F O'Brien LCDR and Mn. Michad P O'Rourke CAPT and Mn. Christopher Osier * CAPT and Mn. Edward J. Parb CAPT and Mn. Michad M. Rand Mr. Stephen A. Riggs MtTed E. Rogers LT and Mrs. George M. Samons •• CAPT and Mrs. Richard E. Schuknecht Mr. and Mn.Warren R. Schultz Mr. Henry M. Shaw.Jt Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Sheffield Mr. Paul A. Sonye CDR Robert D. St. Germain, USNR Mr. and Mn. Robert R. StUweU VADM and Mrs. Stanley R. Szembonki CAPT and Mn. Perry R.Taylor LCDR and Mrs. Lynden R.Tolivet St CAPT and Mrs.Thomas L.Travis LCDR Terry PVirus, USNR Mt and Mrs. Robert E.Walter CAPT David CWeffing, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.Wheeler LCDR and Mn. Richard G.Whddon CAPT and Mn. David A. Whitman

Donor MtThomas D. Adams,Jt Mr. Robert F Adkins CAPT and Mn. Ralph M. Alford.Jt Mt and Mrs. Robert E. Annis MtKariJ.Athow Mt and Mrs. Simeon H. Austin LCDR and Mrs. Leonyx G. Baker CDR and Mrs.John C BaU CDR and Mn. Harry W Bishore HI CAPT and Mrs. Drew W Beasley LCDR and Mn. Edward C Beck CART Fred R. Becket Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. DavidT. Bolduc Mt and Mrs.WiUiam K. Boyd,Jt LTJG and Mn.WiUiam B. Brasel CART and Mrs.James M. Brick LT Duane W Brown, USN CDR and Mn.WUliam A. Butler CAPT David A. Capizzi, USN CDR Thomas M. Carnahan, USN CDR and Mn. RusseU M. Carr CDR Stephen J. Carro, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.John W Closs

CAPT Richard E. Colquitt.Jt, USNR CDR Stephen A. Comet USN (Ret.) CAPT John A. Conkey, USNR (Ret.) Mt Vincent R Conroy CAPT Mark G. Cooksey USNR Rev.Terry L. Davis Col and Mn. Mel W. DeMan,Jt CAPT and Mn.Wiffiam A. Emslie CAPT and Mrs. Richard H. Enderly Mt Brian D. Finegold CAPT Robert S. Fisher MtWUUamJ.Fitchet CAPT and Mrs. Peter A. Flannery LT Harry E.FuquaH, USN Mt Robert M. GaUagher Mt and Mn. Scott N. Gessis CDR and Mrs.Thoin.is M. Gross Mt and Mrs. Michael J. HaUahan Mt and Mrs.Thomas A. Hayman Mt and Mn.WiUiam N. Heflin.Jt Maj and Mrs. Donald E. Hesse Mt Kenneth J. Hook Mt and Mrs. Mark H. Howe CDR and Mn.John H. Hubbard ColJeffieyL. HuU, USMC Mt and Mrs. Cari D. Inskeep Mt Alfred J. Jacobs-* Mt and Mrs. Steven K.Joens Dt Timothy W. Kana Mt Charies L. Keating LtCol and Mrs.John E. KeUogg CAPT and Mn. Edward W KeUy Mt Robert E. King CAPT and Mrs. Fred C. Kldn CDR and Mrs. Gary L. Koger Mt and Mrs. Mark E Krivonak * CAPT David L. Lee, USNR LCDR Mark H. Lepick, USN Mt Richard WLoerch Mt Gary W Lohnian CAPT and Mn. James W LoiseUe CDR and Mn. David W. Luengen CDR and Mn. Fred J. MaUgrave HI CAPT and Mn. MUutin Marich CAPT and Mrs. Kenneth A. Marks CDR Lewis G. Mason, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs.John L. Massie Mt and Mrs. Gregory J. Maxfield CART and Mn. Michael P McBride Mt and Mrs. Lawrence L. McDonald LCDR and Mn. PeterJ. Meffin Mt and Mn. ArHngton R. MUletJt Mt and Mrs. Raymond T. MiUer Mt Michael J. Morgan CDR and Mrs. Patrick C. MuUins Mt and Mrs. Raymond M. Murray Mt and Mrs. Paul D. Olmsted Mt and Mrs.WiUiam E. Otto LCDR Phiffip K. Parket USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Stephen Pelstring Mt WUIiam T. Penniman HI Mt and Mn. Richard G. Plank,Jt Mt and Mrs. David E. Polzien * CAPT and Mn. David C. Poyer Dt and Mrs. Stephen R. Purdy CDR and Mn. l^chardj. Rankin CAPT and Mrs. Kenneth A. Richardson Mt and Mrs. Robert J. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Danny L. Rickard Mt Herman W. Roberson.Jt Mt David C. Robertson Mt and Mrs. MitcheU L. Rowland

LCDR Woody M. Rubino, USN Mt and Mrs.John I. Sauls.Jt Mt Mark C Scharfe Mt Ronald D. Schroder Mt and Mrs. Robert R. Schultz * Mt and Mrs.John H. Schuyler Mt Bradley D. Scroggins CDR Arthur ESlatet USN CDR and Mrs.James L. Smoogen Maj and Mn. Martin J. Speer CAPT Robert G. Speet USN Mt Fred C Steele Mt and Mrs.John H. Stevenson CDR Michael B. Stewart, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Kenneth J.Taplett Mt James M.Theis Mt James E.Toomey Dt and Mrs. Michael F Trent Mtand Mrs.JohnWVivian Mtand Mrs.JamesW.Vivoli Mt and Mrs.James B.WaddeU CAPT and Mn. Robert C.Wagoner CDR FrankTWalketJt.USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard EWalsh, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Joseph WWargo CDR and Mn. Donald G.Wiffiams.Jt •* CAPT and Mn.WUUam R.WUUams

1972 Total Class Giving - $218,512 Average Gift - $870 Participation - 33.60%

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mt and Mrs.John K.Welch

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CAPT and Mn. Webster L. Benhani CDR and Mrs.John M. DUlon

Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mrs. Gary A. Griffiths Mt and Mrs. Paul E. Huck • Mt and Mrs. Robert E. Ostendorfjt CDR and Mn. ChristopherW. Panos •* CAPT Rodney K.Womet USNR *

President's Cirde ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mrs.Jeffiey R. Beard Mt and Mrs.John E. Chalker CDR and Mrs. David J. Hogen CART and Mrs.John J. Keenan.Jt •* Mt and Mn. Robert C KUlough Mt and Mrs. Saul D. Klein Mt md Mrs. Robert D. Loeffler CART and Mrs. Albert J. Neupaver Mt StephenV SchnUdt Mt and Mrs.John L. Skolds, St CAPT and Mrs. Edward C.WaUace Mtand Mrs.Thomas RWoUe

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BMNI Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT Jerome P Boyle, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Dennis J. Crane Mt and Mrs.Joseph R Eisenhuth Mt md Mrs. Dean M. Flatt MtWUliam EGaUi Mt and Mrs. Donald J. Genuk CDR and Mn.WendeU J. Gift LCDR Paul Golubovs, USN (Ret,) CAPT and Mn.Timothy J. Hallihan •* CAPT and Mn.Arthur G.Johnson Mt and Mn.Thomas D.Jones Mt and Mrs. Steven J. Keniple Mt and Mrs. Robert S. Madden Mt and Mrs. Rod A. Myers Mt and Mrs. Edward J. Perrott Mtjohn L. Prehn III CDR and Mrs. Richard A. Robison CAPT and Mn.Wiffimi R. Rubel CART and Mn. Douglas K. Rush Mt and Mrs.Terry R. Schwieger Mr.Jeffiey E SnUth •* CAPT and Mrs. Stephen RWeise Capt Michad J. Whedet USMC Mt and Mrs. Clarence C.WUUs •*

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt and Mrs. Andrew R.Adams Mt and Mrs.John L.Ayon CDR and Mn. Paul A. Bienhoff Mt and Mrs. Peter G. Brown CAPT and Mrs. Gerald R Cameron CDR and Mrs. Michael B. Candalor Mt and Mrs. Henry D Caskeyjt Mt and Mrs. Robert E. Cattanach,Jt Mt and Mrs.James R Dunn.Jt Col and Mrs. Stephen T. Fisher Mt Raymond M. Glennon •* CAPT and Mn. Dean E Click CDR and Mn.James R. Goddard.Jt CAPT and Mn. Richard E. Goldsby Mt and Mrs.James D. HaU CAPT and Mrs. Gregory R. HameUn •* Mt and Mn. Michad J. Harrington • LTJG and Mrs, Bennett E Horne,Jt LCDR Lawrence L. Kraket USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Edward J. Kujat Mt and Mrs.John C. Lasken CAPT and Mrs. Richard P Lee Maj and Mrs. Steven M. McLaughlin Mt and Mrs.WiUiam G. Moffatt CDR and Mn. Robert R Monahan CAPT and Mrs.WUliam D Morris Mt and Mrs. Eduardo C. Nocon CAPT and Mn. Robert R Perry RADM and Mn. Richard B. Porterfidd CAPT and Mn. David A. Schneegas CDR Thomas E. Snydet USN LtCol Peter K. Solecki, USMC (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Maurice E Spence Mt and Mrs. Edwin L.Tomlin.Jt CAPT Charies S.Vogan,Jt, USN Mt Eric FWestbcrg CDR and Mn. Charles A.Wood, St

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Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. Eric J.Atkinson CAPT and Mrs.Wiffiam C Bailey CAPT and Mrs. Eugene Bal III Mt and Mn. Michael J. Barr CDR and Mn. Robert B. Benefidd Mt and Mrs. Rand.il T. Bent CDR and Mn.John E. Boyle LCDR and Mn.WiUiam G. Chung CDR and Mrs. David A. Dennis CDR and Mrs. Glen A. DUgren Mt and Mn. Stephen D. Dix Dt and Mrs. RogerT. Doyel II FUVDM and Mrs. Bruce B. Engdhardt LtCol and Mrs.John R. GaumetJt CAPT and Mrs.James C. Grover Mtjohn H. Guffeyjt LtCol and Mrs. Ronald G. GuiUiams CDR .md Mn.WiUi,im A. Hancock Mt Robert H. Harrington CDR and Mn. Gerald R. Hinch Mt and Mrs. David H.Johnson CAPT Paul C.Jorgensen, USN (Ret,) MtThomas M.Judd CAPT and Mrs.Theodore L. Kaye •RADM and Mrs. Curtis A. Kemp Mt and Mrs.James J. LaBeUe CAPT and Mrs. Robert D Liggett CART and Mrs. Mark A. Lohsen CAPT and Mrs.Vincent J. Lynch Mt and Mrs.ThomasW Lyons,Jt LCDR and Mrs. Richard G. MackUn Mt and Mrs. Raymond M. MacKown CAPT and Mn. Daniel W McElroy Mn.Wiffiam L. McGraw CDR and Mrs. Charies W. Merwine CAPT and Mrs. Daniel H. Meyer Mt and Mrs. Ronald W Morton CAPT and Mn. Robert P Musselman.Jt Mt and Mrs. Harold P Nevvhart LCDR and Mrs. Roy H. Nitschke • Mt and Mrs. Matthew P O'ConneU Mt and Mrs.Thomas J. Pastorino Mt and Mrs. Robert A. PeU Mt and Mn.John G. Peske CAPT and Mn. RandaU D. Preston Maj and Mrs. Glenn R. Rruden CAPTJonSheUetUSNR Mt and Mn.John H. SUcox Mt and Mn. RandaU E. Smith Mt ,ind Mrs.John H. Sohl HI CAPT and Mrs. Cari N. Strawbridge Col and Mrs. Steven D Summers CAPT and Mn.Thomas G.Tedow LT Robert R.VanOndel HI, USN Mt Walter W.WaUmark MtConradJ.Wiggelll Mt and Mn. Steven J. Willats

Donor Mtand Mn. EUiot L.Alderman Mt and Mrs. Eric L.Anderson CDR and Mn.James W Angdo CDR and Mn.Arthur CArgue HI CART and Mn. Robert K. Blanchard Mt WiUiam Bobo.Jt Mt and Mn. Richard T. Boeshaar Mt and Mn. Robert A. Brandon CART and Mn. Michael F Brennan CDR and Mn.JosephV Bridgeford

CDR Blaine R. Brucket USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.James R Buder Mt Bruce H. CaldweU CDR and Mrs. Donald J. Carison Mt and Mrs. David S. Coleman CAPT and Mn. Harold T Cronauer Mt and Mrs. Kevin R Crook CAPT and Mn. Paul W. Dahlquist CAPT and Mn. Brian S. Dalby Mt James D. Devin CAPT and Mn.John E Dohse Maj and Mrs. Paul E Donohue CDR and Mrs. Robert A. Drews LT Joseph F DriscoU,Jt, USN l ^ D M and Mrs. Patrick W Dunne Mt and Mrs. Daniel N. Eddstein Mt and Mrs. Lance E. ElberUng CART and MnJUnmy L. Effis CAPT and Mn. Gary G. Evans Mt and Mrs. George B. Foley CAPT and Mrs. Donald A. Frahler CDR and Mrs. Stephen E. Frederick LT Joseph M. GaUuccio, USNR CDR and Mn. Darnel T. Galvin,Jt LCDR Martin D Gastrock, USN CDR and Mn. Bud S. Gear Mt and Mrs. Richard P Gilbert LCDR Paul A. Gimet USNR (Ret.) CDR Nelson G. Goddard, USN Mt and Mrs.WiffiamV Goodwin Mt Pa trick J. Grady LCDR and Mn.WUUam H. Gregory CDR and Mrs. Gary G. Groelsema Mt Richard M. Gutekunst Mt and Mrs. Gerald L. Haden Mt Robert C. Hahn.Jt CDR and Mn.JohnT Haizlip Mt and Mrs. Richard L. H.ileyjt CAPT and Mn. Harold L. HaU.Jt Mt and Mrs.Thomas D. H.iU CDR and Mrs. Gary R. H,mmiond LCDR AUen D. Harper HI, USN LCDR Craig H. Harris, USN Mt and Mrs. Daniel G. Hawthorne CDR and Mrs.James M. Hines Mt and Mrs. Robert J. Horstmeyer CAPT and Mn. CoUn C Huddleston Mt and Mn. Richard H.Jacobs CDR and Mn. Robert A. Jacobson CDR and Mn. Keith A.JeweU CDR Daniel S. Kede, USN (l\et.)

CAPT and Mn.Wiffiam G. Kennedv CAPT and Mn. George F Kindd Mt and Mrs.James R. Klima Mr. and Mn.WiUiam B. Knight Mtand Mn.Alan R.Kraft CAPT and Mn. StaiUey J. Mack Dt and Mrs. Michael R. Maixner VADM and Mn.James D. McArthutJt LtCol and Mn.JohnW. McLeod CDR md Mn. Gregory G. Mead CAPT and Mn. Jeffiey C. MUanette Mt Craig Miller CDR and Mn. Steven R. MiUer Maj Thomas P MitcheU, USMC (Ret.) Mtjohn T.Mooney MtMich.idJ. Moran Mt and Mn. Richard A. Mu CAPT and Mn.Warren E. Mussdman Mt Danid H. Mutty Dt James A. Natter Mr, and Mn. Stephen L. Neuman

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Mt and Mn.Todd C. Nichols CAPT and Mrs. Larry R. Papineai LT and Mn.Theodore A. Rydik CAPT and Mn.John C. Ramey Mt and Mrs. Gary M. Rheam Mt RandaU L. Rice CDR and Mrs.WUliam L. Rigot,J Dt Patrick O. RUey Mt and Mn.WiUiam E. Roukema LCDR Stephen L. Schey USNR CDR and Mn. Christopher G. Scl Mt and Mn. Randolph L. Schultz CDR and Mn. Fred A. SenUco LtCol and Mrs.Thomas C. Shoger LTJG Edward E. Sieven, USN CDR and Mn. Michad J. SUvestri CAPT Steven A. Sisa, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Gary E. Smith CAPT WUIiam L. Snydet USN Mt Steven L. Soroka Mt and Mrs. Lemuel C. Stabler III MtWUliam A. Swisher Maj Lloyd M.Thorne.USMC (Re CAPTTmiothyJ.Traverso,USN (I RADM and Mn. George E.Vodke Mt and Mrs. Harry R. WaUace, Jt Dt and Mrs. WUUam B.Watwood CDR Charies A. Weigand, USNR Capt and Mn.John A.Wilkenon Mt and Mrs. Steven CWUkie Mt and Mn. Leland S. Wiffis HI CART John R.Worthington, USN

1973 Total Class Giving - $249,32 Average Gift - S856 Participation - 38.75%

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mt and Mn.Thomas J. Kiernm Mt md Mn. Kdth W Patten

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CDR and Mn. Nicholas B. Simlari CAPT George RWatt.Jt and Pe^yWatt

President's Circle Worden Assodate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt md Mn.James L. Ewmg IV BGen and Mn. Leif H. Hendricksc Mt and Mn.W. Craig Kissd * Mr. and Mn. Dirk P D Mosis III RADM and Mn. Stephen S. Osvva

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CAPT .and Mn.John E PiUi.Jt Mt .and Mn. Kent R. Porter CDR and Mn. Robert E. Preston,Jt CAPT and Mn. Douglas J. Rein CAPT and Mrs. Mark J. Salnien CAPT and Mn. Peter A. Scila Mt and Mn. Charles C. Senn.Jt LTJG and Mn. Marc A. Shuter CDR and Mn. Mark S. Skorich, St CAPT and Mn. Dan M. Stover Mt .ind Mn. David W. Strickland The Honorable David L. Stutzman Mr. and Mn. Edward B. Wilkes CAPT and Mn. Eugene K.WUson.Jt

Herndon Club

Tecumseli Club

($1,000-$2,499}

($250-$499)

MtCary L.AUen * CAPT and Mn.James E Bol.-md,Jt LCDR and Mn.John K. CaUahan CAPT and Mn.James A. CampbeU,Jt Mr. and Mn. Craig B. Dawson Mr. and Mn. Daruel C. Denzer CAPT and Mn. Andrew A. Depeder •* Mr.JohnJ. Dicks CAPT H. Patrick Faust Jt. USNR (Ret.) RADM .ind Mn. Rand H. Fisher CAPT and Mn.John B. Gregor Mr. James S. HanUin CDR and Mn. Dwight W. Handforth '* CDR and Mn.Jay M. Henibergetjt Mr. and Mn. Larrs'WJones * Mr. George E. Kondreck. Jt •* CAPT and Mn.'WUUam S. Kordis Mr. and Mn. Michael D McRobbie LtCol and Mn. David L. Smith CAPT and Mn.Thomas M. Storch •* CAPT and Mn. Robert DWatts CDR and Mn. Randy L.Wight Mr. and Mn.John WWuichet II

Col and Mn.WUUam E Bain LCDR Richard H. Bdote, USN Mtjohn E BenjanUn CAPT and Mn.Vaughn P Bennett Mt and Mn. Frederick J. Brasco Mt and Mn.Thomas H. BrUlat Mr. Don L. Canterna CAPT and Mn. Larry D. CareUo Mr. Robert C. Carlson.Jt VADM and Mn. Evan M. Chamk,Jt CDR and Mn.WUUam C. ClaUr Mr. and Mn. Marvin L. Clott CDR and Mrs. Lonnie W. Cole CAPT and Mn. Frank S. Coleman.Jt CDR and Mn. Damd P Couch DtAdeR. DUlon LCDR and Mn.WUUam G. Doherty Mr. and Mrs.JosephW. DosweU,Jt CAPT and Mrs.Thomas E Enright Mt Manuel E Estrada Mt and Mn. Bruce P. Eyjen CAPT and Mn.Arthur K. Eoskett Col and Mn.JohnW P Graham,Jt LCDR and Mn.James R Gruber Col Dennis L. Hayden, USMC CAPT Douglas G. Henry, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn.J. Douglas Hertel CAPT and Mn. Louis A. Hughes LtCol and Mrs.JUnmy B.Jones Mt and Mn. Stephen H. KeUer CAPT and Mn. Mark W. Kohring Dt and Mn.WeUs K. Labberton Prof, and Mn. Francis P Lanzer III Mt Mark A. Leatherwood CAPT and Mn. David J. Maresh CAPT David W. ManhaU, USN (Ret) and CAPT SheUey S. MarshaU, USN CAPT and Mrs. Kevin B. McCleskey CDR and Mrs. Andrew D. MechUng CAPT and Mn.Timothy H. Meyer CAPT and Mrs.James S. Murphy CDR and Mrs. Lawrence C. Myers CAPT and Mrs. Robert N. Nesderode CAPT and Mn. Fred G. Orchard Mt and Mn. Bryant C. Orr Mtjohn S. Pechonis Mt and Mrs. Lawrence J. Pietropaulo CAPT Glenn C. Powen CDR Ronald H. Provenchet USN CAPT and Mn. Donald W RandaU CDR Otto G. Reimann, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. PeterJ. Reinhardt Mt Douglas S. Rice CAPT and Mn.Timothy E. Scheib CDR and Mn.John R. Seaberg

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR Wesley A. Bergazzi, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Charles E. Bianco CAPT and Mn.WUUam R. Blake,Jt Mr. and Mn. Robert E. Brathune Mt and Mn.Thomas G. Broussard.Jt CAPT Robert M. Bumes, USNR Mt and Mn. Robert A. Casey II * CDR and Mn.WUson B. Decker CAPT Rory H. Fishet USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.WUUam P Fogarty CAPT and Mn.Thomas P GaUagher HI Mr. and Mn. Kenneth P Gathercole CAPT Scott C. Haney HI, DC, USN Mr. and Mn. David L. Hoagjand •* CDR MaxweU L.Jones and Mn.Judi Sands Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Kirkknd III * Lt Gen and Mrs. Richard S. KrarrUich CDR and Mn.Joseph A. Krisiak Dt and Mn.James C. Lamar CAPT and Mn. Robert E. Lubyjt Mt and Mrs. Bruce H. Marquardt RADM and Mrs.James M. McGarrah Mt Daniel M. McHale Mt and Mrs.Tobin R. McNatt Mr. and Mrs. Carmen S. MondeUi CDR and Mrs. Hugh D. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. CoUn C. Osborn

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LtCol Donald R Shirk, USMC Mt Harry M, Siegel Mt and Mn,Terry D, SUva Mt and Mrs. Daniel L. Simpson Dt and Mrs. Roy A. Smidi HI CAPT and Mrs.Timothy M.Taylor Mt and Mn. Craig G. Walenga Col Thomas B. White HI, USMC (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Brian K.Young Mt and Mrs. Gordon R.Young RADM and Mn. Mark A.Young

Donor CDR .ind Mn.W. H.Anderson Mtjohn R.Ashmore CDR and Mn. Robert R Bartron CDR and Mn.WiUiam D. Bartron RADM and Mrs. Hugo G. Blackwood CAPT and Mn. Gerald B. Blanton CAPT A. Randolph Blough, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Raymond A. Boyd, Jt Mt and Mn. David A. Brown • Mr. and Mn.John Burkholder CAPT and Mn.James H. Chapman,Jt CAPT and Mrs. Danny L. Clarkson Mt and Mrs. Thomas J. CoUins HI Mt and Mrs.Joseph H. Compton LCDR and Mrs. David W. CorneU Mt Albert D Creasy Jt CAPT and Mrs.Jefiey W. Crews CAPT and Mn.John C. CunUffe Mt Patnck L. Denny Mt .and Mn. David O Dodge CAPT and Mn. Conrad J. Donahue LtCol and Mn. ChariesW. Driest LtCol and Mrs. Frank D Dunn Mt Michael S. EUison Mt and Mrs. PhUip L. Ertd CAPT and Mrs.Thomas M. Peeks Mt Robert M. Fenlon Mt George D. Fessler Mt Peter B. Flynn CAPT and Mn.T B. Fox CAPT and Mrs. WUUam J. Gerken LCDR and Mn. Mark J. Geschke CDR and Mn. Mark A. Golay Mt and Mrs. Geoffrey M. Griffiths Mt and Mrs. David R Haefrier CART AUen R. Hansen, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. Stephen D. Hanson CAPT and Mn. Ross M. Harding LCDR Peter L. Hatton, USN (Ret.) * LCDR David L. Hayes, USN Mt and Mrs. Dale R Hdnier LCDR L. L. Hehns, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Samuel G. Hester Mt and Mn. Gerald R Hogan CDR and Mrs.WUliam B. Holmes Mt Richard B. Hooker CART and Mn. Donald D Hopkins LCDR James R Hopkins IV, USN t RADM and Mn. Steven W. Horton Mt Richard EJohn.son CAPT and Mn. Jeffiey D Keho Dt and Mrs.John M. Kenny Mt Daniel E. Kerby * Maj George Keriek.Jt.USMC (Ret.) RADM and Mrs.Thomas J. KilcUne.Jt CDR and Mn. Robert E Klaus LT Roy E. KnuLson, USN CAPT and Mn. David R. Kohler

CAPT and Mn.Joseph S. Krajnik MtDavidWKudk CDR and Mrs.Arthur R Kuehne Mt Raul S. Kuntz CAPT and Mn.WiUiam C Kurz Mt and Mrs. Randall D Larson Dr. and Mn. George C. Lassetter III CART and Mn. Douglas J. Law Mt and Mrs. David M. Leather CDR and Mrs. Matthew L. Lechleimer Mt and Mrs. Michael W. Lindberg * CDR and Mn. Daniel E Madden CDR and Mrs.Jonathan T. Malay LtCol Chez ManhaU HI, USMC Mr. and Mrs.Thomas O. Martin Lt Col and Mrs. Francis A. McBride III Maj and Mrs. Brad A. McCanna CAPT and Mn.James R. McClurg CAPT and Mn. Bruce E. McGaUiard CDR and Mn. David C. McLeUan Mt and Mrs. Duncan H. Meldrum * CDR and Mrs. WUUam M. Morrison • Mr. and Mrs. Scott E Moss Mr. Fred L. MuUins CART and Mrs.James C. Murphy CDR and Mrs.Thomas R. Nadeau Mt Glen E. Nardi CDR and Mrs. Patrick A. Nelson Mt and Mrs. Michael P Obert LCDR and Mrs. David E O'Connor • Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ogden Mr. and Mn. Dennis J. O'Meara CART and Mrs.Thomas K. Parks Mr. and Mn. Robert C. Pardow CAPT and Mn. Mark R. Perez LCDR and Mn. Donald M. Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Richa, Jt LtCol and Mrs.JamesW Piggott Mt and Mn.Jack M. Rohkneyer * Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. RorceUi CDR and Mrs. Donald S. Price CDR and Mn. Ronald J. Price CART Dale L. Puhrmann, USNR CART and Mn, MichadT Rader Mt and Mn. Mark D Rahmel Mt and Mrs. Edward R. Reinhardt CART and Mrs. Stephen F Resser CDR and Mn. Brian C. Rich LtCol and Mrs. Steven M. Ritacco CART Harry J. Rucket USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Gary V Samudson Mt and Mrs. Matthew J. SavieUo Mt and Mrs. Delbert D. Schaub Mt David L. Schreder CAPT and Mn. Ronald L. Scudder Mt Mark A. Seamans Mr. and Mn. Herman L. Seedorf HI Mt and Mrs. Robert B. Shary H CDRJackE.Shick.USN Mt and Mrs. Michael E Simon Mt and Mrs. Robert C. Simpson • Mt and Mn. Francis W Spahn Mt Ross A. Springer CDR and Mrs. David R. Stacy Mt James E. Stuckey II Mt and Mrs.Joseph W. Suchy Mt and Mn.John A. SuUivan Mt Wchard P Umbd.Jt LT and Mrs. Leland B.Van Oss Mr. and Mn. Robert WVanDine Mt Michael J. Voripaieff CDR and Mn. Richard E.Wagner

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IMNI Mt Mark Wax •* CAI^T and Mn. David WWUlmann Mt Ernest C.Young, St CDR and Mrs. Fred C. ZeUe HI

1974 Total Class Giving - $161,410 Average Gift - $648 Participatioti - 33.07%

Presidenfs Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999} Mt and Mrs.J. David WiUianis

President's Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Charies H. Cannon,Jt *

President's Cirde Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mn.John C. Scherrer

President's Cirde ($2,500-$4,999} LCDR and Mrs. Morgan R Ames,Jt Mt and Mrs.WUUam D. Bruen,Jt LCDR and Mrs. Cari M. Halbreiner CAPT and Mn. Robert J. Hogan II Dt and Mrs. Christopher K. Klein Mt and Mn. Kyle E. Martin CAPT and Mn. MarshaU Nadel * RADM and Mrs. James J. Qumn * Mt and Mrs. Stephen D. Shigley Mt and Mrs. Patrick J. SuUivan

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CART and Mrs. Michael J. Bosse Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cassara HI Mt and Mrs. Douglas K. Foster Mt and Mrs. Claude P Goddard.Jt Mt and Mrs. Gary M.Jaeger •* Mt and Mrs. Max E. Legg Dt Clovis E. Manley Mt and Mrs. Donald Montgomery Mt and Mrs. Lawrence J. Pierzchalski CAPT and Mrs.James M. Ripley Lt Col Charies Robinson,Jt,USMC (Ret.) CART and Mrs. Rodney W Savage CDR Steven W Smith, USNR CDR and Mn. Michad J. Wahl Mt Bruce A. Whomsley

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt and Mrs.James D Agnew LtCol and Mn. Charies H. Beale HI Mt and Mrs. Douglas L. Bloomquist Mt and Mrs. Charles T. Brannon LtCol and Mrs.John R. Brown Mt and Mrs. Robert C. Bruce *

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CDR and Mrs.James L. BuUock •* Mt Patrick L. Carey CDR WUUam J. Clark.Jt, USN Mt and Mrs. Steven J. Diamond CART and Mn.Walter J. Donovan.Jt Col and Mrs. Kenneth D Dunn Mt Preston W. EasleyJt LCDR and Mrs. Dennis J. England Mt .md Mrs. David L. Evans Mt and Mrs.WiUiam E. Fogler CDR Thomas E Glovet USN (Ret.) • CDR and Mn.WiUiam E. H^Ul Mt and Mn. Stephen W. HiU CAPT Charles E. Humphreys, USNR • Mt and Mrs. Joseph J. lovanna • Mt and Mrs.Timothy A.Johnson CDR and Mrs. Maurice S. Kophamer Mt and Mrs.Terry W. Krummel LCDR and Mn. Ralph R. Leonard, Jt •* CDR Aan B. Lerchbacket USN (Ret.) and Ms.Amy Breen Mt James E. Lyons Dt and Mrs. Gary W. Misamore CAPT and Mrs. Paul E. Normand CDR Robert C. Repp,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Robert M. Santos LCDR and Mrs.James E. Schreiber • Mt and Mrs.Thomas R Staudt Mt and Mrs.James S. Stevens CDR and Mn.John D.Tate LCDR and Mrs.John G.Teixeira CAPT and Mrs. Harry E.Yeiser 111

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mrs.James A. Aldon * CDR and Mrs. Lew E. AUenian CAPT and Mn. Stuart A. Ashton,Jt CAPT and Mrs.Joseph PAweduti.Jt RADM and Mrs. Michael C. Bachmann LCDR and Mrs, Garry M. BasUone Mt and Mrs.John R. Bramer Mr. Martin S. Brown CART and Mn. Stephen J. Burich HI CART and Mrs. GaryT Carter Mt and Mrs. Richard M. Casper Mt Gerald J. Cerny CDR and Mn. Frank S. Cina LtCol and Mrs. Jefirey U Cole Mt and Mrs. Frank E. Cook.Jt CDR and Mrs.James C. Cox,Jt CAPT James M. Crowdet USNR Mt and Mrs. Wayne B. D'Ambrosio Mt and Mrs. PhUip J. Davis CART and Mrs.James E Deppe Mt and Mrs. Steven J. Diamond CAPT and Mrs. Raymond R Donahue, Jt Mr. WiUiam E Flader CART and Mn.Thomas A. Grote * CDR Fred R. Hahndorf, USN (Ret.) CDR John M. Hubbs, USNR (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Martin J. Jarosz CART and Mrs. Richard J.Jensen CDR and Mrs. Richard W.Johnson CDR Richard E KaUey USN (Ret.) LCDR Darius C. Karalis, USN MtWarren D. Kleshefiky Mt James R. Kramer CDR and Mrs. Andrew C. Krug CAPT and Mrs. Bruce D. Lowman

CAPTThomas G. Loziet USNR CDR John E Mahon, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Ronald S. Malec CDR and Mn. Danid E Marusa CAPT and Mn.Timothy A. Meyen CDR and Mrs, Steven T Middleton CART and Mn. Charies A. MUetich CDR and Mn.Ted R. Mixon CDR David B. O'NeiU, USN (Ret.) Mt Theodore G. Phelps HI CDR and Mrs. Dane M. Rranke CART WUIiam E Readdy USNR CDR Pierre J. Wchet USN * CAPT and Mn. George R. Seftas Mt and Mrs. Gerald R. Sobeck CDR Gerald M. Stenovec, USNR Lt Col and Mn.Jeb E. B. Stewart CAPT Hugh Story.Jt, USN CAPT and Mrs. Frank Sweigart CDR and Mn. Harry W Syetjt Mtand Mrs. JohnTWeUs IV Col and Mn. Robert M. Welter Mt and Mrs.Theodore R.Wiebet Jt Mt and Mrs. David J. WUson

Donor CDR and Mrs. Richard A. Adams CAPT and Mrs.Joseph E. BeUnski CDR and Mn.WUUam R. Blackburn CART and Mrs.John L. Branchilower CAPT and Mrs.WUliam D. Bristow RADM and Mrs. Richard E. Broob CDR Kevin D. Brown, USNR (Ret,) CDR and Mn. Robert S. Brown CDR Roger 1. Brueckbauet USN Mtjohn C. Bruno.Jt CAPT and Mrs. James J. Burns LT Benny C.Cagle, USN CART and Mn.James B. CampbeU CART Mark S. Caren, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Michael A. Carnes CDR and Mn.JohnT. Carty Mt and Mrs. PhUip J. Cereghino CAPT Gary M. Cerney USN Mr. and Mn. Craig A. Chamben Col and Mrs. Lynn M. Champagne Mt and Mn. Donald R ChappeU CDR Anthony J. Christian, USN CDR and Mn.James E. CoUi CAPT and Mrs.James E. Connon CAPT and Mrs. Richard D. CosteUo CAl'T and Mn.Theodore A. Coyle CDR and Mn. Edward C. CrunUey Mt Brian J. Dalrymple CART and Mn. Paul D.Danks CDR Emory J. Derrick, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Michael J. Dow Mt WiUiam D. Edkins CAPT and Mn.Victor R. Fiebig LCDR and Mn. David B. FUz CDR and Mn. David C. Fischer CDR and Mn. Brian D Fitzpatrick CART and Mn.J.imesT Fry CAPT and Mn. Stephan R George II Maj and Mn.Johnie Goiiibo CDR and Mn. David A. Goulette CDR .md Mn.James E Grah.im CART and Mn. Gary J. Graupniann CDR and Mn. Jeffiey D. Greene Capt Christopher J. Gutierrez, USMM

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CAPT and Mn. Paul E. HaUowell.Jt LCDR David L. Hardesty, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs.John E. Harrison CDR and Mrs. Robert L. Hartman CDR John R Hassingetjt, USN CDR and Mrs.James A. Hazlett Maj and Mrs.WiUiam E. Heinzman II LCDR Stephen K. Hendricb, USNR CDR and Mn. David R. Herther Mt David R Igyarto Mt and Mrs. Stephen C.Jasper CAPT and Mrs. Steven K.Johnson CDR Stephan R Kane, USN CAPT and Mn. Michad R. King CDR and Mn. David L. Koch * CAPT Leland S. KoUmorgen.Jt, USN (Ret,) RADM and Mrs. Sam H. Kupresin Mr. and Mrs. Richard D Laws CDR and Mrs. Donald M. Lawton Lt Col Gary C. Leupold, USMC Maj and Mrs, Michael J. Lores, St Mr. and Mn.Todd D Lowe CDR and Mrs. Chris L. Maddix CAPT and Mrs.James A. MaUory CAPT and Mn. Donald R. Mason CAPT and Mn.WUUam R. Mason Mr. and Mn.Joseph H. MastUi CDR John Mawson HI, USN * CDR and Mn. Leonard J. May CAPT and Mn. Robert E. McCabe III LCDR and Mn. Ben C. Meyen,Jt Mr. Michael J. MUler Mt and Mn. Stanley V. Miller LtCol Mark A. MUUgan, USMC (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Logan G. MiUiken CART and Mn.WUUam E Murphy III CDR and Mn.James R. Noonan * CAPT and Mn. Larry A. Olson CDR and Mn.WUUam L. Parhantjt Mr. Thomas W Partrick CDR and Mn.John J. Phdan LCDR Michad R. PhUUps, USNR LT and Mn.WUUam S. Proal Mt and Mn.WUUam A. Racette,Jt * CAPT and Mn. Douglas H. Ran CDR JohnV Readet USNR CDR and Mn. Paul A. Reid CAPT Dana W. Rowland, USN CDR Dem W SchUUng, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert T Schnoot USN CAPT and Mn. David M. Schorn, St CDR and Mn. Gerard R Schrock CDR and Mn. Stephen E. Schumacher LCDR DaneT Scofidd, USNR MtWiUiamS. Serues CAPT .md Mn. Charles R. Sharratt CDR and Mn.John J. Sheehan 111 Rev. and Mn.Jay G. Snuth Col and Mn. Harry C. Spies CDR and Mn. Gregory J. Stachelczyk Mt.mdMn.HughR.St.ahl Mt and Mn.John R. Stephens lUDM P.iul E. SuUivan, USN CDR and Mn, Mark J. Sweeney ADM ,md Mn. Richard RTerpstra Maj and Mn. Gary D. Thrash Mt King C.Timnions Mt and Mn.John M.Tromba CDR and Mn.J.inies S.Trotter LT E. S.Varney NOAA (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Richard M.Vizzier

CDR and Mn.John M.Walten CDR James M, Warren, USN (Ret,) CDR .ind Mn, Floyd R.We.iver CDR and Mn. Steven T. Weir Col Donald L.Weks, USMC CAPT and Mn. Scott D.White Mt and Mn. G.uy A.Wirsing LTPaulJ.Zepp,USN

1975

John Paul Jones Club

Total Class Giving - $390,934 Average Gift - S2,313 Participation - 25.26%

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mr. and Mn. Stephen G. Newberry

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mr. and Mn.Thomas C. Brasco

President's Cirde Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) CDR Steve C. HaU, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.John J. Lawlor Mr. and Mn.Thomas C. Schievelbem

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CAPT md Mn. Bernard C. BaUey Mr. and Mn. Gary A. Lundeen

Presidenfs Circle ($2,500-$4,999} .Mr. Roger G. Blummer Mr. PhUUp A. Faigley Dt and Mn. Frank J. Frassica LCDR and Mn. Robert E. Hyet Jt Mr. and Mn. Lawrence G. Hoth, St CDR and Mn.John M. Kudnski Mr. and Mn. Martin W Mason LCDR and Mrs. Ronald L. Nicol CAPT md Mrs. George D Steel CAPT md Mn. Richard J. Thomas CAPT and Mn.WUUam S.Wolff Mr. and Mn. Mark J.Wydra

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} CDR and Mrs. Charies T AUen Mrs.James E. Burd CAPT Shaw H.Cohe, USN RADM and Mrs.Thomas Q. Donaldson LCDR and Mrs.JamesW. Emery Mt and Mrs. Robert J.W Giuda Mt Ronald O Grover CAPT and Mn. Gary C. Ingold Col and Mn. Michael J. Jinnett CDR and Mrs. WUUam A. KeUy CDR and Mn. Mark N. Klett

* Matching Gift

LtCol Hank Lawson, USMC CDR Michad C. Masleyjt, USN (Ret.) Dt and Mn. K. Kip Owen RADM and Mn. Craig R. Quigley * MtVernon A. Reid.Jt CAPT DarreU A. Rus.seU. USN Mt and Mn. Paul R. Siedsma * LtCol and Mn. Daniel A.Wehrie CDR.mdMn.CariJ.WiUis

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($500-$999) Dt Jmies E. Buttermore CDR and Mn. Sean R Crook Mt and Mn. Steven D. Curlee Mt Daniel J. EUns RADM and Mn. Michael R. Groothousen Mt Raul R. Gusrin.Jt •* CAPT and Mn.Timothy S. Harden • CDR Steven A. Harmon, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. KevUi R Hart CAPT md Mn.WUUam M. Hicb LCDR and Mn. Stephen D Hubbard Mt and Mn. Michael R. LUek CAPT md Mrs.James J. Lmd RADM and Mn. George E. Mayer LCDR John R Maynard, USN CAPT md Mn. David M. McCaU CAPT and Mn. Michad J. McDermott CAPT md Mn.JamesW McGloon.Jt LCDR and Mn. David W Mean Mt and Mn. Robert E Meunier LTJG and Mn. Keith W Oldemeyer LCDR and Mn. Robert E. Reed CAPT Robert S. Riche, USN '* CDR md Mrs. Lester E. Ryan CAPT and Mrs. Douglas C. Schlaefer RADM and Mn.WUUam E. Shannon HI Mt and Mrs. Daniel P Thompson CDR and Mn. PhUip E.Troy

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) RADM and Mn.JohnT Blake Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Britt CART and Mn. Robert A. Brody CAPT and Mrs. Mark S. Campagna CDR J.J. Carrizales, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. EdwardW Cheeseman.Jt Mr. Robert T. Compton RADM and Mrs.John J. DonneUy LCDR and Mrs.John E Ermis Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Firth CAPT and Mrs. David P Gray • Mt and Mrs. Howard W Gutzman, St •* CAPT and Mn. Edward R. Hawkens CAPT and Mn.John L. Kitder Mr. and Mrs. Michael D Meier Dt and Mn. Richard W Morgan CAPT and Mn.WiUiam S. Perkins Mt and Mrs. Richard A. Rybolt Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Satorius CDR and Mrs.WUliam R Schenzd Mt and Mrs. Marc A. Siedband CDR KernUt R Stott, USNR Mr. Stephen E.Walsh and CDR Margaret Hodas-Walsh, USN LCDR and Mn. Scott E.WUson

Donor Col and Mn. Dirk R.Ahle CAPT and Mrs. RandaU J. Avers Mt and Mrs. Scott A. Bauer Mt and Mn.James A. BeUard • Mr. Antonio J. Biondo CAPTJohnLBohnlLUSN Lt Col and Mrs.John D. Brown CDR and Mrs. Mark L. Bumgardner Mt and Mn. Robert E Burns LCDR Robert Peter Bustamante, USN CDR and Mn. Keith R Cari LCDR PhiUip D Carison, USNR (Ret.) Mtjohn A. Cave CDR and Mrs.Thomas J. CilUar CAPT and Mn.JamesW. CrandaU,Jt LCDR and Mn. Kirk J. Daniels Mt and Mrs. Robert H. Davis ADM and Mn. Kirkland H. Donald CAPT and Mn. David A. Duffie CDR and Mrs. Steven C. Estes Mt WiUiam A. Etsweiler CDR WUUam E Ferris, USN Mt Christopher B. Field Mt Lorin M. Fife HI Maj Gen and Mrs. George J. Flynn,Jt Mt Ronald J. Frigo Maj Donald M. Garrett, USMCR LCDR WUUam R Gooley USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. David A. Gove Mt and Mrs. Eugene W Griesau Mt and Mrs. Kenneth A. Hamernik Mt and Mn. David S. Herbein CDR Thomas J. Hirsch, USN CAPT and Mrs. DonaldWJensen Mt and Mrs. Marc W.Joseph CDR and Mrs. Francis J. Kearney CDR and Mn.Thomas C. KeUey CDR and Mn.John K.J. Keney Mt and Mrs. Michael R. Lake CART and Mn. MarkW Lamboni Mt and Mn. Harry A. Lee Mt and Mrs. Richard H. Lee CDR Thomas E. Lisowski.USN (Ret) CAPTJackW McCorkle,Jt, USN LCDR and Mrs.Joseph D. McDermaid LT and Mrs. Dane W McNeU • CDR and Mn.James R. MiUer Mt and Mrs.John E Moody CDR Damd R. Murphy USN CART and Mrs.John W Murray Dt and Mrs.Timothy R. Myen Mt and Mn.WUliam R. NeiU * CAPTThomas J. O'Connot USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Trent R. Powers, Jt RADM and Mn. David D Pruett CART and Mn. Craig A. Rankm CDR Gary E. Reed, USNR CDR and Mn. Henry J. Rohlmg Mt Andreas D.Rolle Mrs. Barbara A. Roumaya CAPT and Mn.Anthony J. Ruori.Jt CART and Mrs. Richard C. Rush CDR David S. Shepherd, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. David E Shuder CART and Mrs. Dennis D. Stone Maj and Mn. George E. Stratmann.Jt COL and Mn. MichealWThumm CDR and Mn. George M.Tusing II Mt and Mrs. Dayton EWarfle.Jt

CAPT and Mrs. Larry L.Warrenfdtz CART and Mrs. Larry j . Watson Pastor Wayne A.Woods Mt Randolph E Young CDR and Mrs. Edward S. Zapolski

1976 Total Class Giving - $134,117 Average Gift - $547 Participation - 35.46%

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mt Jeffiey A. Neufeld and Ms. Gayle J. Plato*

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Greenfield CAPT and Mn.John H.WUckens Mt and Mrs.J. MichaelYeager *

Presidenfs Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mrs. Michael P Golden • Mt and Mrs.Vince L. Huston Mt and Mrs. Scott M.Jenkins CDR and Mn.John D. KeUey CDR and Mrs. Mark Mettalf

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) MtThomas M.Abbott CAPT Thomas Q. Bakke, USNR DtAlbertR. Blacky Jt Mtjohn E. Blasko II Col and Mrs.John A. Hutchison •* CAPT John B. Kolbeck, USN CDR and Mn. Calvin R Langford • CAPT and Mrs.John T Locks Lt Col Michael A. Marriott, USMC Mt Philip WMcMahan CAPT and Mrs. Stephen C. Nimitz Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Schaus •* CAPT Michad L. Smith, USN (Ret.) CAPT Keith T Weavet USN Mt Daniel R.Whitney •* CART and Mrs.James C.Whitsett CDR and Mrs. Frederick D.Yarger

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CART and Mn. Michad P Agor CDR David R. Barday USN CAPT and Mn. David E. CrisaUi Mt and Mrs. Kevin N. Curiey • Mt and Mrs. Norman Davis.Jt LCDR and Mrs. Craig M. Decker CAPT and Mn. Michael D DonneUy Mt and Mrs.Thomas C. Harter CART and Mrs. Kent R. Higginbotham Mt Henry C. Irwin,Jt Mt Jerome C. Liscomb Mt David J. Manners

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BMNI

The Athletic & Scholarship Program division of the Naval Academy Foundation provided 75 scholarships to prospective midshipmen for study at civilian prep schools in 2006.

Mr. and Mn.Joseph J. Marrinka CDR md Mn. Lucien D. Menmnnger Mr. and Mn. Leonard M. Mokm •* CDR md Mn. Jeffiey R. Smder CDR md Mn. Martin J. Sloane CAPT md Mn. Gary L. Stark Mr. md Mn.John W.Therriault Mr. Rodney G. UUein • Mr. and Mn.Jefirey C.Watson Maj and Mn. George M.Wheeler CDR md Mn. George L.Wood HI

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LCDR md Mn. Garth R. Beckett LCDR WUUam H. Beeson.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn.John C. Bickings CDR md Mn.John S. Boulden HI Lt Col George S. Brock, USMC CAPT md Mn, Charles A, Bush Mr. and Mn.Joseph E. Cmtu, St LCDR and Mn, Robert E CauUc II Dt and Mn. WUlard L. Chamberhn Mr. and Mn. David B. ChiqueUn • Col and Mn.ThomasV ColeUa LT and Mn. PhUUp L Cook CDR md Mrs.Thomas R Cook Mr. and Mn. PaiU E Dastugue Mr. and Mn. Denms J. DiLucente CDR and Mn. Robert H. Dixon CDR and Mn. Paul R. Dorin Mt and Mn. Michael J. DuSy CDR and Mrs. Raymond L. Eckenrode CDRTunodiy J. FarreU, USNR (Ret,) md CDR Margaret S. FarreU, USN (Ret,) LCDR and Mrs. David L. Fischer CDR and Mrs. Nicholas L. Flacco Mt Michael E Francisco Col and Mrs. Lee W Ereund LCDR and Mn. Steven K. Giorgis CDR Craig T Harvey USNR and CAPT Dariene R.Woods-Harvey USN CDR and Mn.WUliam O. Hawn CAPT and Mn. Michael C. Herb

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LtCd Alden E. Hingle.Jt.USMC (Ret.) CAPT Rich.-u'dT HoUoway USN (Ret.) • Mt and Mn. MarkT. Hubb.ird CAPT .md Mn. Frederick R Hughes LCDR md Mn. Byron Q. Ivenon.Jt Col DaxidT Kerrick, USMC CAPT and Mn. David R Lawrence CAPT and Mn. Charles H. Litz Mt and Mn. Robert H. LundeU Mr.James H. McKee III CART md Mn. Danid E MiteheU Mt .md Mn. AUie R. Mysliwy CAPT md Mn.Timothy J. NavUle CAPT md Mn. Mark C. Nessekode Mr. and Mn.Jmies M. O'ConneU Brig Gen md Mn. Robert D Papak Mr. and Mn. RmdaU D. Parntm CDR and Mrs. Morgan B. Pe,inaU CAPTmdMn.KS.Pugh CDR and Mn. Raymond P Putt.Jt LCDR Peter E. RoUins, USN (Ret.) Mt Henry J. Rowhmd.Jt, CEC CDR and Mn. Mark S. Rupprecht CAPT .md Mn. Richard E Sean CDR md Mn. Lee SiiUdi III CDR Rich.ird L. Snow, USN CDR and Mn.TUiiodiy J. Sprowls Mt Douglas C. Steudler * CAPT and Mn. Kevin E Stone CDR and Mn.James H.Taplett CAPT md Mn. Craig H.Thomas CDR and Mn. Peter S.Vananyi RADM and Mrs. David J.VeiUet Mt and Mrs. Charies E Walton Mt and Mrs. Harold J. Zimmerman

Donor LCDR and Mn. Chris L.Alberg Mt and Mrs. Mark E. Alfen CDR and Mrs.Thomas R.Andenon * CART and Mrs. Howard B. Aschw.ild.Jt LtCol Lawrence WAstyk, USMC CDR and Mrs. Martin E. Bacon CART and Mn. Scott A. Beaton

CDR md Mn. Stephen A. Bedard LTWUUmiJ.BevU,USN* CAPT .md Mn.Thoni.is E. Bosse Mt and Mn. Michael L. Boswordi Mt .ind Mn. Ch.iriie C. Boyd.Jt Mt and Mn. Dudley M. Bozeni.-ui CART and Mn.John M. BrowneU LCDR and Mn. M.Uvin W. Brub.iker CDR and Mn.WiUiam S. Burns CAPT and Mn. Charies I. CampbeU III CAPT and Mn. Brant M. Carter LCDR John J. Carwile, USNR LtCol and Mn. Aron K. Ch.impion Mt Stephen M. ChampUn CAPT and Mn. Allied W Clark Rev. Steven E. Clark Mt Mark H. Clements Mt and Mn. Elmo E. CoUins Mt WiUiam S. CraighUl CART and Mn. Michael J. Cre^e LTJG .md Mn. D.-Ue G. Grossman LCDR and Mn. Lury A. Davis Capt and Mn.James I. Dennis Mt and Mn. Bryan J. Dolan * CAPT and Mn. Kenneth G. Donibart Maj ,md Mn. Michael L. Drennm LT and Mn. C. Brian Edington CDR and Mn.James D Engels LT and Mn. Gary W. Evans Mt and Mn. M.ark L. Evms CDR and Mn. CilvinJ. Fdte LCDR and Mn.James L. Francis Mt ,md Mn. Bruce R. FrankUn CAPT and Mn.Thom.is A. Gardner Jt CDR .md Mn. Rmd.aU E. Goff CAPT .md Mn. Christopher R Grazel CAPT md Dt Doughis B. Gudie.Jt Mr. md Mn. MarkW. Haas •* Mr.Timothy M. Hagen CDR and Mn. Robert Hanmiond CDR and Mn. Chris M. Handley CAPT and Mn. George E. Haplea Mr. ,ind Mn. Edw,ird A. H,irper CDR .uid Mn. Gary D. HarreU Mt Z.U B. H,irrison LCDR .md Mn. Frank W. Hauck CART and Mn. Richard D. Hepburn Mt and Mn. Dennis W HiUegas CART .ind Mn. Jeffiey C. Hoy LCDR md Mn.John D Humphrey LT and Mn. DonaldW. Keene Mr. EricY Kimura CDR and Mn. Peter E Klein.Jt CAPT and Mn, WUIiam H, KiieUer Col and Mn,John E. Kruse.Jt CDR and Mn. Keidi S. Laser RADM and Mn. Michael A. LeFever LCDR Michael E Logat USN Mt .md Mn.John L. Lovasz CAPT .md Mn. David G. Markhani, St Mtjohn R. McCarthy CDR and Mn. Michael E. McKenney CDR and Mn.John E McKernan LCDR Michael A. Moore, USNR LCDR D,wid B, Moran, USN Mt and Mn.James E. Morrison * CDR and Mn.WUliam H. Mudletjt * LCDR and Mn.Jeffrey L. MuUiner LCDR and Mn.Walter Neboshynsky Mt C. Richard Neelyjt CAPT and Mrs. Eric C. Neidlinger

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2006 Donor Report

Mt .md Mn. Michael J. Neumeyer RADM and Mn. Richard J. O'HaiUon Mt and Mn. Michael C. O'LoughUn LtCol and Mn. Craig E. Opel CAPT and Mn.WUUam C. OstendortT CDR and Mn.Joseph L. Paquette CDR and Mn. Donald S. Parker Mt and Mn.John B. Parrett CDR Robert C. Peterman, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Bradley K. PorUer Mt and Mn. David W. Porter Mt and Mn. Richand M. Pratt • Mt and Mn. Michael J. Prendenpst Mt and Mn. Georete D. Puddington CDR and Mn. FredenckV Raley Mt ,iiid Mn. Edward P RielU * CAPT and Mn. Ernest J. Roeske LT and Mn. Stephen K. Rudiger CAPT and Mn. Albert W SchnUdt, St CDR John A. Schumacher USNR Mt and Mn. Craig C. Scott LTJeflreyJ. Scott. USN CART and Mn. Michael L. Seifert LCDR Roderick O. Shaffer USN Cipt Joseph L. Sheppard.Jt. USMCR LCDR and Mn. Bruce A. Siiudi Mt and Mn. Craig C. Snee CDR .md Mn. David R SoUiday CAPT and Mn. Stephen M. Soules Maj and Mn.John E. Sparb.Jt Mt and Mn. Bradford A. Speer LCDR and Mn. Gerald K. Spraitzar MtWUUam T Strange Mt .and Mn. Stephen M. C. Stroebel Mt and Mn.Joseph J. Sturm • Mt and Mn.John C. Sundqiust II MtTod M.Thedy LCDR and Mn.Timothy L.Theurer LtCol md Mn.Victor J.Thombs CAPT and Mn.J.mies H.Thompson CDR .ind Mn. Michael L.Thura'anger CDR .md Mn.Jefirey J.TonUin Mt and Mn. Stephen J. Topscher CDR ,iiid Mn. H.insford D,Tyler III CAPT and Mn. Gregory M.Vauglm CDR .md Mn. H,iroid R.'Whalen III Mt and Mn. Michael D.WUUmis Mt and Mn. Edward D.WUUamson CAPT .md Mi^.Jmies M.WUly LCDR D.ivid D.Winten.USN (Ret.) and Col Debbie Winten, USANCR LCDR and Mn.John R.WoeUd CDR .md Mn.Thomas RWood.Jt CAPT and Mn.Joseph Zach,u:zuk CAPT "WUUam C. Zobd, USN

1977 Total Class Giving - $160,624 Average Gift - $567 Participation - 35.02%

President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mt and Mn.Jerrold L. MUler

Presidenfs Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. md Mn. Daniel E Busch Mr. and Mn. PeterW. Grieve

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) CDRWUheUii FAndenon,USN Mt md Mn. Robert W.Atwood RADM md Mn. DUk J. Debbmk Col md Mn.Victor M. Gardner III •* CDR md Mn. NeU T. GUlespie CDR md Mn.Thomas K. Hiusnim CAPT md Mn.Thomas H. Hutchinson HI CAPT md Mn. Peter M. Hyen CDR md Mn.James M. Kelly St Maj Shelton Lee.Jt. USMC * LCDR Michad S. Longmdet USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn. Richard J. McGraw. Jt • CDR Harry V Rouse. USN (Ret.) Dt md Mn. Mark L. Sobczak CAPT md Mn. WUUmi K. Stulb CAPT md Mn. Richard W.White

CDR and Mn. Jefirey L. HoUoway CAPTJohnJ. Kearney USN CAPT and Mn. Craig E. Langman Mt md Mn.James E. Lire Mt md Mn.James K. Liming Mr. Harry G. Maugms Mt md Mn. George E McKenzie CDR md Mn. Harry F Meyen CAPT Patrick S. O'Brien, USN (Ret.) Dt md Mn. Brian M. Roberts CAPT md Mn. Carlos A. Rosende CDR md Mn. Daniel E Rym * Mt md Mn.WUUam A. SchaU RADM Walter M. Skinnet USN Mr. Gregory E SnUth LT md Mn. Roger E. Stewart CAPT and Mn. Ron J. Stidnski Maj md Mn.WaUyTart CAPT and Mn. Owen G.Thorp HI CAPT md Mn. CraigWTuriey Mt md Mn. Douglas H.WUson CDR md Mn. Robert G. WUson, Jt '* CDR md Mn, Mark DWorrUow RADM md Mn. Garimd PWright,Jt

Tecumseh Club

Herndon Club

($250-$499)

($1,000-$2,499)

CAPT md Mn. David J. Almd LCDR md Mn.John S. Althans LtCol md Mn.Terry D Amyx CAPT and Mn. Robert WAndenen CDR md Mn.James A. Blasko CDR md Mn. Kermard M. Buddenbohn CDR Bruce T Burkett, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. RobertV. Burnette Mr. md Mn. Christopher C. Cain Dt and Mn. Michael E Canden CAPT md Mn. Michael F Caron CDR md Mn. Mark D. Chussen CDR and Mn. Guy B. Cofield,Jt Mr. J. Michael Connard CAPT and Mrs. RhUip J. Corbett Col and Mn. Paul Croiseriere CART md Mn. Steven K. Crowe LCDR and Mn. Frederick EUot.Jt Mr. and Mn.Thomas L. Elmore CDR Roger G. Heischet USN Mt md Mn. Frauds S. Fogarty CAPT md Mn. Stephen C. Fox CDR and Mn. Richard E Frank CAPT and Mn. Robert J. GUman CART md Mn. Robert A. Goodrum CDR and Mn. Peter D Green CDR md Mn. Greg R. GuUette LCDR and Mn. Robert N. HambUn, Jt Mr. Michael S. Hamner CDR Clark D. Hmdy USNR (Ret.) • CAPT and Mn. Douglas E. Hmnum Mt and Mn. Stephen W. Haiden CDR and Mn.James D Hartigm LCDR and Mn. Eric A. HeUeberg CAPT and Mrs. Charies E.Jamison,Jt CAPT John S. Kamen, USN (Ret.) CDR Kerry K. Knoizen, USN t Mt and Mn. Konrad S. Kroszner Mt and Mn. Robert C. Lamb,Jt CDR Daniel M. Lambert, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Tim Lorentz CAPT md Mn. Paul G. McMahon.Jt COL and Mn. Samud D. McVey Maj and Mn. Bret C. Merriam

CDR md Mn. Edwani L. Abner H CDRJoseph M.BemetUSN (Ret) CDR md Mn. Peter C. FUkUis RADM md Mn. Michad S. Frick CAPT md Mn.John C. Grace Mr. md Mn. StatUey G. Gray CDR md Mn. Rick T. Hammonds • CAPT md Mn.Thomas A. Hejl CAPT md Mn. Cary J. Hithon Mr. MarkT. Jee CAPT md Mn. Samud C. MUler HI Mr. md Mn. LawTence J. Peruffo CAPT md Mn. Jeffiey K. Sapp Mr. md Mn.Walter R Schlaepfer CAPT md Mn. David M. Schubert, Jt CAPT Kennedi R. Trass, USN (Ret) CDR Robert R.Vogel, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Stephen A.Young *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CAPT md Mn. DaiUel A.Acton Mr. and Mn.Joseph C. Ahlert CAPTThomas J. Armiruo, USN md Dt Jm Arminio CAPT and Mn. David M. Armitage CDR md Mn. Peter PAyotte * LCDR and Mn. Lawrence C. Becker Mr. md Mn. Mark J. Bradley CAPT md Mn.WUUam K. Bristow CDR and Mn. Henry H. Brus III Mr. and Mn. Benjamin B. Christensen LCDR md Mn. Jeffiey R. Cindripino CAPT and Mn.James D Coulson CDR PeterW. Engd, USNR •* CAPT Lee J. Geanuleas, USN (Ret.) and CDR Deborah Loftus, USN CDR and Mn.James W Gould Prof, and Mn. Gregory C. Gray Mr. md Mn. Scott H. Harding LCDR and Mn. Scott E Harper CAPT and Mn.WUUam C. Hartman LCDR and Mn. George F Hemmg

* Matching Gift

t Deceased

CAPT David R. Mickle, USN LCDR md Mn. Ronald L. MUletJt LCDR Jeffiey A. Mone, USN CDR and Mn. Kevin R Murphy Mr.Joel M. Parker LCDR and Mn. Robert D PoweU CDR and Mn. David C. Ryle CAPT and Mn.John A. Read Mt and Mn. Paul E. Reinhart LCDR and Mn. Marvin L. Rogers CAPT and Mrs. Daniel J. Schenke, St CDR and Mn. Richard E. Self CDR and Mn. Ray C. Simmons Mr. md Mn.John S. SpUcer Col md Mn. Benson M. Stein CAPT and Mn. Pierre J. Thuot Mr. Michael RVitek Dt md Mn. David S.Wade CDR Michael R.Wertz, USN Mr. md Mn.Timothy L.Whited CDR md Mn.Wmston D.Wood *

Donor CDR md Mn.WUUam S.Adsit LCDR md Mn. David K. AUsopp LCDR Denms D Antomo, USN CAPT and Mn. Claude E. Barron CDR and Mrs. Michad C. Beck Mr. md Mn. Mark E. Becker CDR md Mn.Thomas J. Behrle CAPT and Mn. Broob O Boatwright,Jt CDR md Mn.JohnJ.Brmson HI Mt md Mn. Robert L. Bucher Mr. md Mn. Bruce J. Buck CDR md Mn. David W BuUard CDR md Mn. Dempsey Buder III Mr. md Mn.WUUam J. Buder CDR md Mn. Nathanid E CaldweU, Jt CAPT and Mn.James J. Cardosi LCDR Sem J. CarroU, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn.John R. Casey CDR and Mn. Jeffiey R Caulfield-James CDR md Mn. Erik Chauni Mr. md Mn. Robert Chesnut II LCDR md Mn. Harold O. Christensen, Jt CDR md Mn. Paul T. Colman CDR md Mn. Raymond H. Cook CAPT and Mn. Gregory J. Cornish Mr. Raymond F Coulombe.Jt LCDR md Mn.Wmston K. Crow CAPT and Mrs.WUUamT D'Amico CAPT WUUam D Darnels, USN Mr.Van K. Davis.Jt CDR Robert E. Droppa, USN (Ret.) LtCol md Mn.Timothy D Eason LCDR and Mn.James E. Eckrich LCDR and Mn.Warren B. Estes * Mt and Mn. David A. Evensen CDR Panick J. FaUon, USNR Mt Richard M. FaiUkner and Ms. Marta E. McCave LCDR and Mrs.John E FeUer CAPT and Mn. Dan E. Fenn,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Finley Mr. Cari B. Fisher CAPT and Mn. Scott A. Fontaine Mr. and Mn. Samuel M. Fox IV •* LtCol and Mn.John D. GaUlard Dt Mark J. GaUoway CDR Gary R Gambaram, USNR (Ret.) • CAPT and Mn.WiUiam R Garland CDR and Mn. Bret C. Gary

CAPT md Mn.JohnW Geary CART and Mn. Eugene M. Golda Mt and Mn. Henry Gonzales,Jt Dt and Mn, Richard A. Gooner CART md Mn.Thomas M. Gorman CART and Mn. Dale R. Govan CAPT md Mn. Kenneth A. Graber Mr. Johnny M. Gre^ CDR and Mn. Gary L. Grice CAPT and Mn. Dennis A. Haines Mt and Mn. CUnton H. HaUman.Jt CAPT md Mn, Daniel L, Hansen CAPT and Mn. Ronald W Hertwig,Jt CAPT and Mn. Charles D. Heughan CDR and Mn.John S. Hicky RADM and Mn. Mark A. Hugd LCDR md Mn.WUUam H. Itmer Mt md Mn. David S.Jameson CDR md Mrs. Daniel J. Jerabek CAPT md Mn.Wesley H.Johnson CAPT and Mn. David L.Jones Capt Jeffrey N.Jones, USMC Mr, and Mn. Corwin J. Karaffa Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Kautter RADM and Mn. MarkW. Kenny LtCol and Mn. Jonathan A. Kolp LCDR and Mn. Michael P Laviano CDR Alexander K. Lopes, USN CAPT md Mn. Richard L. Marcmtonio Maj StevenJ. Martin, USMC (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.JuUan D McCarthy CAPT md Mn.Thomas P. McUravy • CDR md Mn. Morgan J. McQuiston Mr. Daniel S. McVicker CDR Forrest A. MUlet USNR (Ret.) CART md Mn.James R. MUler CDR and Mn. RmdaU K. Moon, Jt * Mr. and Mn. Michael E Moylm * MtWarren L. Nash CAPT md Mn. Scott T Neidhold Mr. Rolf D Neitzd CDR md Mn. RhUip B. Nelson Dt and Mn. Chris L. Pashos Col Jeffiey J. Pattenon, USMC CAPT and Mn. George G. M. Rlatz CDR md Mn. Loren R. PUsco CDR Robert J. Prodoehl, USN (Ret.) CDR James S. ProphetttUSNR LCDR and Mn. Paul A. Przybonki CDR David J. Reidy USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Robert D Rotz CDR md Mn. David W. Smden Mt and Mrs. Robert C. Sandenon.Jt CDR md Mn. Gregory R. Sawyer Mr. md Mn. Michael L. Schmit LCDR md Mn. Robert K. Sheldon Mt and Mn. Eric G. Shewbridge CDR and Mn. Danid R. Sigg CDR md Mn.John A. SUl CAPT md Mn. Robert A. Smibaldi,Jt LCDR and Mrs. Benjamin L. Sider Dt and Mn. Bruce S. Smith Mt md Mn. Richard F Snyder CDR Keith N. Spangenberg, USN (Ret) CAPT Christopher L. Srathos, USN Mtjohn W SteinmuUetJt CAPT md Mn. Kevin J. SuUivm CAPT and Mn. Richard L.Thayer CDR Robert L.Thompson, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Albert A.Tobin.Jt CAPT and Mn. Darnel D.Thompson CDR Robert L.Thompson, USN (Ret)

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BMNI Mr. and Mn.WUUamV.Tsai LCDR and Mn. David L.VaU CDR WUUam R.Venohr, USN (Ret.) Mr. Dermis Viera.Jt Mr, Paid D, Wagner CAPT md Mn. Dale WWainwiight • CDR and Mn. Gary L.Waldron CDR md Mn.Jeffery A.Warnnngton CAPT and Mn.James L.Warren CDR md Mn. Stephen G.Weingart CDR md Mn. Bruce R.Wdss CDR md Mn.Jeffiey W.Wendd CAPT and Mn. Kent D.White • LCDRRichardM.Whitehuia,USN (Ret) and CDR Maureen Whitehunt CART md Mn. Barry N.WUbur Mt and Mn. David L.WUkinson LCDR md Mn. Bernard RWiUiams HI CAPT and Mn. Andrew H.WUson CAPT md Mn. Edw.ird RYetsko CAPT md Mn. Da'vid Ziemba

1978

President's Cirde Nimitz Assodate ($250,000 and above) CDR md Mn. Maurice B.Tose

Presidenfs Circle Lejeune Assodate ($25,000-$49,999} CART md Mn.John R Coffey

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. and Mrs.John E Young

Presidenfs Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Behm * Mt and Mrs.John R. KovalcUc.Jt CDR and Mn. Raymond R. Kwong

Presidenfs Circle ($2,500-$4,999} Anonymous Mt and Mrs. Shaun G. Bradley CAPT and Mrs.JamesW. Brown • CDR and Mn. Ralph R. Cosranzo • Mt and Mn. Christopher J. DcMarche Mt and Mrs.Thomas J. Dudley CAPT and Mn. Kenneth G. Heffernan * CAPT Glen R. Ives, USN and CART Barbara A. Ives, USNR Mt and Mrs. Jon B. Kuder Mr. and Mrs. Rafael V Luevano Mr. and Mrs.John C. Rudder CART and Mn. Glen O.Woods

Tecumseh Club

($1,000-$2,499)

($250-$499;

CART and Mn. Richard R. Bardi CAPT Joel E. Bohlmmn, USN Mt and Mn. Charies N. Cone HI Mt and Mn. Dmid R. Cook, St Mr. and Mn. Stanley B. Crair Col md Mn. Robert W. DeStafiiey CDR Mack D Duett, USN (Ret.) • Mt Charies W.Jones * CDR Roger E. Kaplm, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn.WiUiam E. Landay III CDR Horace M.Leavitt HI, USN (Ret,) .md Dt Maria G. Lcivitt CART and Mn.Joseph R. Martin * CAPT and Mn. Eugene T O'Brien Mt and Mrs. MarkT. Poston * Capt Douglas H. ReUand, USMC * CDR mdMn. Dennis J. ReUly Mt and Mn.WUUamW Soer RADM and Mn. Melvin G.WiUiams.Jt

CDR .md Mn. Richard D Andenon,Jt Mt and Mn. Brett D Ayotte CDRVmce D Berry,Jt, USNR CAPT md Mn. Kennedi D Bowenox Mr. Stephen K. Brady CDR and Mn. RhUip C. Brennan RADM and Mn.WUUmi R.Burke Mt Kevin M. Carmody CAPT John M. CosteUo, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn.John E. Curns ADM and Mn.Jay A. De Loach Mt and Mn.WiUiam E. Duggan,Jt CDR and Mn. Matthew R Ehas Mt and Mn. Corey D. Eskew CART md Mn. David E. Eyler LCDR and Mn. Danid R. FaneUi CAPT md Mn. Faris T. FarweU,Jt Mr. and Mn.James W Fee,Jt CDR and Mn.Joseph G. Fitzgerald CDR and Mn. Peter S. Flynn CDR md Mn.Thomas L. Grodek CDR and Mn.Walter C. Haberiand CDR Henry D. HaU, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn.John R. Hawk HI Dt and Mn. Stephen J. HoUiian Mt and Mn. Mark A. Hubal Mr. and Mn. Mark W.James LCDR and Mn. Michael L. Kalnoske LCDR and Mn.Jeffiey C. Knauer * CART Stephen J. Koionka, USNR CDR and Mn.John M. Kurowski •* LCDR md Mn. Michael R Leary CDR and Mn.James G. Loefiler CAPT and Mn.WUlimi E McAlpine • CAPT and Mn.WiUiam D. McCain III LCDR and Mn. Leon E. MiUer Mt and Mn. Mark C. MiUer •* Mt and Mn. Charles G. NickeU Mt James E. Oldham CAPT and Mn.James D. OUver HI CAPT and Mn. Lirry B. Olsen LCDR and Mn.John A. O'NeU HI CAPT and Mn. Christopher L. Powen Mt H. S. Rodgen CAPT md Mn. Kenneth P Roey LCDR Michael S. Rudi, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Robert P. Schmermund Mt and Mn.Joseph E. SchnUtz Mt Howard C. Seegetjt Mt Mark D. Soha Mt and Mn.James B. StiUings CDR and Mn.John D. Stilnaker Mt and Mn. R. Scott Stoner CAPT and Mn.John B. Sturges HI Mt and Mn. D,ivid M. Surgent ColWUli.mi M.Thamm,USMCR Mt and Mn. HaU G.Vm Vlack IV CDR and Mn. Charies G.Wendt LCDR and Mn. LewisJ.Wolftom Mt and Mn. R,mdle L.Yarberry CDR Richard J.Yask^, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael J. Yufina, USNR

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Total Class Giving - $761,059 Average Gift - $2,81 Participation - 32.22%

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($500-$999) CART and Mn.Thomas S.Abernethy CAPT DonaldW.Aiken,Jt,USN CDR and Mn.WUlard R. Bonwit,Jt Mt and Mn. Charies C. Bourquardez,Jt CDR and Mn. David R Brown Dt and Mrs. Donald P. Brutzmm Mt and Mn. Gregg M. Burgess CDR md Mn. Kevin R. Cheezum CAPT and Mn.John G. Cooke CDR and Mn. Scott S. DarUng Mt and Mn. Christopher J. Davidson • CDR Charies E Dawson, USNR LtCol and Mn. Alexander E Dimitrew * CDR and Mn.Timothy J. Dowding Mr. Walter L. Easton • Mt Marcus J. Fisk Mt David M. Flynn RADM and Mn. Mark I. Fox CDR John G. Gardiner USNR (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Kevin M. Hannan CDR Christopher C. Hasslet USNR Mt and Mn.Thomas W. HoUnes CAPT and Mn. Christopher H.Jensen RADM and Mn. Charies J. Leidig,Jt CDR and Mn.WUliam Levis CDR and Mn. Stephen E. Maloney CDR and Mn. Mark C Manthey Mt and Mn.John M. Marrinucci LT WiUiam R. Martin.Jt, USN (Ret.) * Mt and Mrs. Tommy J. Martinez CART Brian J. McCormack, USN Mt and Mrs. Michael A. McEntee CDR Duncan G. McLean, USN Mt and Mrs.Thomas D McLeod * Mt Mark D. Mooney CAPT and Mrs. Michael M. Moore Mt Steven R Murphy CDR and Mrs.John E Newcomb CAPT and Mn. Christopher T. Nichols Mt and Mrs.John S. Retenon Maj and Mrs. RhUlip D. Retenon CAPT and Mn. Steven W. Petri Maj Theodore L. Plautz, USMC * LCDR and Mn. Steven G. Podawiltz CDR and Mn. Douglas A. Ray * CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Schwaneke Mt and Mrs. R.Tlph K. Schvvartzbeck Mr. and Mrs.James E.Vanderkaiiip,Jt

Donor Mtand Mn.John M.Afford HI RADM and Mn. Al.inT Baker LT Ramon A. Baltera.Jt, USNR Col and Mn, Gregory J. Baur Mr, and Mn. Charies L. Behrend

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CAPT md Mn. ChariesW. BeU,Jt CDR Thomas A. Bennett, USN (Ret,) LtCol md Mn. Ricardo J. Blmco Mt and Mn. Roy A. BookmiUer LCDR md Mn. Fred A. Butterfidd HI Mr. md Mn.James T. Byen RADM and Mn. Richard E. CeUon Mr. md Mn. Louis R. CireUi,Jt Mt and Mn.WeUing S. Clark CDR Eari M. ConnaUy USNR (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Andrew J. Cuca Mr. and Mn.TUnothy J. Curry CAPT md Mn. Stephen P Curtis Maj md Mn. EdwardV. Davis.Jt CAPT md Mn. James J. DeGree * Mr. Lee D. Delony Maj and Mn. Charles R. Dickinson CAPT Jeffiey K. Dickmm, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn.Vinny DiGirolamo LT and Mn. Loren C. Diven CAPT and Mn.WUlimi M. Dunkin Mt md Mn.John D Dwyer Mt and Mn. Scott R. Eckert CAPT and Mn. Robert J. Engd CDR md Mn.Jeffenon M. Ewin Mt and Mn.Thomas M. Fabiani RADM md Mn. Mark E. Ferguson III Col and Mn. Richard J. Findlay CDR and Mn. Padraic K. Fox LCDR WUUam J. Girriet USNR Mt Roscoe A. Godfrey II Mn. Gerald D. Goodwin CDR md Mn. Douglas D. Grau CAPT David E. Guza. USNR CDR md Mn.John A. Hancock Mr. md Mn. Gale T Haren CDR and Mn. Charles M. Hartfdder CDR and Mn. David W Heintznim Mr. and Mn. Edward S. Henkler CAPT Richard J. Hid, USNR CDR Richard A. Holzknecht USN Mt Herbert A. Hopper HI Mt md Mn. Michael E. Huber Capt and Mn. Francis A. Hunt,Jt Mt md Mn. PhiUp A. Jaquith * CDR and Mn. Daxid G.Jenkins Mt .md Mn. Richard E.Jesmonth Dt Karl R Kentdn CART and Mn. D.midT Keuhlen Mt and Mn. Brian E. Kirk CDR James R.Koslow.USN (Ret) CDR WUU.mi H. Kramet USNR (Ret.) CDR .md Mn. Donald A. Kuntz CDR and Mn. Henry J. Kuznia CDR and Mn.John E Lidenim CDR Duane M. Lifont. USN (Ret.) CAPT .md Mn. Scott A. Luigdon CAPT and Mn. Stephen B. Latra LCDR ,md Mn.Thomas A. Liuzon LCDR and Mn.Wavme W Leong CDR,mdMn.SdeT.LiUyHI CDR and Mn. MarkV. Lindstrom Mt and Mn. Charles R. Love * Mt and Mn. Richard S. LoweU CDR and Mn. Cari E Lyon Col and Mn. Stephen A. Maloney CDR Robert L. McCabe,Jt, USNR * CDR and Mn.Jmies W McCle,in CART and Mn. L.irry S. McCracken CDR and Mn. Michad B. McGee LtCol and Mn. Mark E McKeon Dt R. Drummond McNaughton

CDR and Mis. John E. Miesner LCDR and Mn. Rax-niond M. Miskowski CAPT md Mn. Arthur S. Mobley Jt Mr. Danid J. Mori* CAPT md Mn. Mark A Munson CDR md Mrs. Mark S. Nault CAPT md Mrs. Andrew M. Nienhaus LCDR md Mr^ Kid L. Norris CAPT Steren S. Paintet USNR Col md Mrs. Charles H. Pmgbum III Mr. md Mrs. Dand R. Peck Mr. md Mrs. Gregon W. Peet Dt James L. PoUiter CDR md Mn. Lester L. Price CDR Andiony J. Quanoche. USN (Ret) CAPT md Mrs. Herman R Reddictjt Mr. md Mn.Walter T Robinson.Jt Mr. Luis Rodriguez Mr. md Mn.John G. Rcspn CDR Sietze j. Rotton. USNR CDR md Mn. Paul J. Russo Mt md Mrs. Richard T. Salvador; Mr. Gus Sambrano. Jt Lt Col and Mn. Lawrence S. Seinanyk Mt md MIS. Frederick J. Sheehan. Jt CAPT md Mn.>mes E SmaU LtCol md Mn. Colby B. Smidi Mr. and .Mn. Steven J. Stamos LCDR md .Mn. Joseph T. Stamk CDR md Mn. Floyd L. Steed. Jt Mt md -Mn. Edward P. SzeUgow^ki, J t Mr md Mn. Kimber J.Tageson CDR Bairy M.TUden. USN RAD.M md Mn. WUUam G.Timme CDR md Mn. Robert U.Tuohy ffl LCDR md -Mis. George D.Tyiee CM'T and .Mn. Geoi^ M.^dzita C\PT md Mn.Thomas L.'OMston IB -ML Michad S-WhalevCDR md MIS. Kevin E. White Lt Col md .Mn- Roben H. Widien LCDR I^trick AWittUSN CDR md Mn. Charies S. D.Witten CAPT and Mn. Christopher M.Wode COL md .Mn. Christopher G.Wright LtCol md Mn. Lon M.Yeary Mt and Mrs. James E. Zei^er

1979 Total Class Giving 887,754 Average Gift 8490 Participation 21.90%

Presidenfs Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mis. Paul T Haniahan

Presidenfs Circle ($2,500-$4,999} CAPT md .Mn.James D. Qoyd CDR and Mn. Fredrick K- Geiheiser Mr. Steven D. Hc^e Mr. and Mn. Michael L. Mowins Mt Kevin GReffly

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Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt and Mn.Jusnn L.Aschenbrenner * LT md Mn.TUnothy M. Dimibauld * CAPT Michad S. Finley USNR CAPT md Mn. David K. Imiim * Mr. md Mn.Jeffiey RJohnson CAPT md Mn. Russd C. KeUet USN Mr. md Mn. Earn,' A. Kihlstadius CDR Peter Kurzenhauset USNR CAPT md Mn. Robert A. Lakis * Mr. md Mn. Con R. Lane CAPT md Mn. Charies J. Mark * Mr. md Mn. Dennis R. McElroy CAPTJmiesW. O'ConneU, USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Peter S. Parsons * CAPT md Mn. David W. Piodiero LCDR md Mn. Dav'id R. Pryde II CAPT md Mn. Scott J. Punley Mr. John J. Rendine * Col md Mn. Martin J. SuUivm Mr. Douglas M.Ta^art LCDR GustavA.Wuth,USN (Ret)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR md Mn. Kurt A.AIben CAPT md Mn. Robert E. L. Bond LtCol md Mn.James O Gay CAPT Jefiev- B.Jerome. USNR CDR and Mn. Henr\'Jones LCDR md Mn.JohnW. Kasiski * CDR Francis V Klem, USN (Ret) md CAPT Margaret D. Hem, USN CDR md Mn. Robert A Klocek CDR md Mn.Anthony D. Konecny Mr. Peter E Long,Jt Mr. WUUam R. Pong Mr. Mare S. Porter CAPT md .Mn.Jeffiey Rocker Mr. md Mn. Stephen J. Schemmd CAPT md Mn. Lindsey M. SUvester Mr. md Mn. Robert J. Smout CDR md -Mn. Danny R. Stevenson LCDR John E.TaylotUSN Mr. md Mn. RobertV.Walten * Mr. md Mn. CUfford C.WUson CAPT md Mn. Charies R. Wright

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) .Mr. and Mn.Thomas WArenz Maj md Mn. Robert A. Brmt Mr. Paul Branum Mr. md Mn. Bruce B. Brittain LCDR md Mn. Robert A. Bums LtCol md Mn.John M.Byzewski CDR md Mn. Erik N. Christensen LCDR md Mn.Thomas J. Concaimon LCDR md Mn. Patrick W. CorkUl Mr.Tunothy J. Cummins CAPT md Mn. Michad D. Davis Mr. md Mn. David M. Dennis CDR md Mn.John M. DosweU CAPT and Mn. ChariesV Doty CAPT AUnondJ. Drake HI, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Joseph M. FaUone Mt md Mn. Gary S. Reshman CAPT md Mn. Michael J. Foreman CDR md Mn.James I. Godley

Mr. md Mn. Armmdo P. Gonzalez Mr. Bruce H. Hanson CAPT md Mn. Richard A. Hayes CDR SCUT W. Horton. USN

LCDR and Mn. Kevm L.Jacbon MtThomas S.Jacobsen CAPT Michael D.Johnson, USNR * CAPT md Mn.John P Kaiser CAPT WUUmi F Kauffinan, USNR CDR md Mn. Kirk A. Michealson CDR md Mn. WUUam D MitcheU CDR md Mn. R. Scott Morrison CDR Michad R Muldoon, USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn. Dale M. Nees CAPT md Mn. RusseU D Nevitt CDR md Mn.Arthur J. Ohaium CDR MichadT Panott,USNR LCDR Richard K. Phares, USN (Ret.) CAPT Paul J. Reese, Jt, USNR Dt md Mn. Bruce A. Reichert CAPT md Mn. Gregory R. ReUihardt Mt md Mn.WUUam H. Resser * CDR md Mn. Bradley B. Rohn CDR md Mn. WUUam S. Rose CAPT md Mn. Steven H. Ross LtCol md Mn. Roger R. Royston CAPT md Mn. Fernando A. Ruiz.Jt LIJG md Mn. Dougjas C. Shepherd Mr. md Mn. David S. Shikada, St * CAPT md Mn. KevUi R Smnen Mr. md Mn.Alm R Steel LCDR and Mn.James B. Stetson CDR md Mn. Michael R. Stewart CDR Dana E. Swenson, USNR LCDR md Mn. Samud E.Valdez LT James Vanlangen, USN CAPT md Mn. Danid R.Vordierms LT Charies DWUlettJt, USN LCDR md Mn. Bryan S. WUUams CAPT md Mn. ChesterW.Woi^ CDR md Mn. Bradley^ D ZeU

Donor Mr. George R. Adams Mr. md Mn. David S.Andrews Mt md Mn. Gregory V. Baka LT Kennedi W. Barnes, USN RADM md Mn.Jon W. Bayless.Jt .Mt md Mn. Kevin J. Becker Lt Col md Mn. David A. Bethel, St Mr. md Mn.Timothy R. Blue CAPT md Mn. Steve J. Brasington Mr. Andrew T. Brower and CAPT P e ^ ' A. Fddmm, USN LCDR md Mn. Jeffiev- A. Brown * CAPT md Mn. Daniel W Bunch CDR md Mn. ChristopherW Cable Mr. Christopher F Cadiz LCDR PererT CaUas, USNR LCDR md Mn. Sean T Gate CAPT and Mn.John T Counts Mr. md Mn. Francis J. Dombrowski CDR md Mn. Robert G. Dupuis Mt David E. Heenor CAPT md Mn. David J. Frost CAPT Jeffiey E. Frost USNR Mt and Mn. Patrick C Garria CAPT md Mn.James P. GigUotn CDR and Mn.James R. Grabe LCDR Fredenck S. Griffidi, USN CAPT md Mn.Thomas J. Herrmann Mr. md Mn.Thomas E. Hicb

Mr. and Mn. Shawm E. HUven CDR md Mn. Stephen G.Jenkins CAPT Joseph E.Johannes,Jt, USN Mt md Mn. Leo H.Jones,Jt LCDR md Mn.WUUam B.Jones,Jt LCDR md Mn. Steven M.Jordan CDR md Mn. George E Kiefet Jt CDR David K. Knab, USNR CAPT md Mn. Steven R. Kremer CDR md Mn. Glenn L. Krumel II CAPT and Mn. Gary L. LaBuda CAPT Craig L. Majkowski, USNR * Mt md Mn.John B. Manhews.Jt LCDR md Mn. Roger G. Mau CDR md Mn.WUUam P McKinney III CDR Thomas A. McLernon, USNR Mr. Gary W McLoskey CART and Mn. Robert A. Mkick RADM md Mn.Timothy D Moon Mr. md Mn. Robert B. Newman CDR EdvvanlV O'Brien, USN Mt md Mn.TUnothy J. OUvier CDR md Mn. David R. Olson CAPT md Mn. Kennedi J. Pmos CAPT md Mn.Thomas R Phelm Mr. md Mn. Martin C Price HI Mr. md Mn. Loren E Reese LtCol md Mn.Jack Rickman LCDR md Mn. Mark S. Roberts CDR md Mn. David G. Shafer CDR md Mn.Thomas G. Smidi CAPT md Mn. George O. Spencer HI Mr. md Mn.Jack R. Stumborg.Jt LCDR md Mn. Grmt B.Thornton CDR md Mn. Richard D.Tobey CAPT md Mn. Michad A.Vm Horn CDR md Mn.Jay WWaUm LCDR Michad R.Weiss, USN (Ret) Mr. md Mn. Michael K. Welch Mr. Peter D.Whimey LCDR James M. WUUams III, USN LtCol Mark J. WUUs, USMCR CAPT James E.Wise II, USN (Ret) Maj md Mn.Alm M.Womble CDR Robert O.WrayJt, USN

1980 Total Class Giving - 81,240,443 Average Gift - 88,003 Participation - 18.98%

President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mr. Eric R Grubman md Ms. Betsy Compton Mr. md Mn. Paul B. Prager

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mr and Mn.Timothy P. SuUivan

President'?; Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mn.Thomas L. Burke Mr. md Mn. Herbert D Frerichs.Jt LCDR WUUam F Ruoff HI, USNR *

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BMNI Presidenfs Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CART and Mn.Jmies B. McGee

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) CART and Mn.Thomas S. Bethmann CAPT Barbara A. Ives, USNR md CAPT Glen R.Ives,USN CAPT md Mn.WUUam R. KUlea Mt and Mn.TUnothy S. Kobosko Mr. and Mrs.John G.Taylor *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CART and Mn. Michael J. Brovme * Mr. and Mn. Richard S. Carlquist * Mt and Mn.Alm S. Colegrove * Mr. and Mn.Jerome E. ConnoUy,Jt Mt OUver R. Edwards CAPT md Mn. David L. Quessenberry Col Kevin M. Scott, USMC CDR and Mn. Roger N. Se.xauer II CAPT Cheryl L. Spohnholtz, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Daniel A.Tanner HI CDR and Mn. Mark Q. Whittle CDR Craig A. WUson, St, USN Mr. and Mn.John D Zimmerman *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt and Mrs. WUUam H. Bowen, Jt CDR and Mn.Jeffiey A. B r i ^ CDR md Mn. Richard S. CampbeU Mr. and Mn.TUnothy J. Crum * CAPT md Mn.Terrmce Fitzpatrick CDR and Mrs. PeterJ. Hayase CDR and Mn. Cari D Hendenhot Col Kathleen G. Hendenon, USMC CAPT and Mn. Kevin D HolweU Mtjohn M. Link Maj md Mn.John A. Lowe CART and Mn. Bradley A. Peterson LCDR Douglas M. Rurin, USNR Mt Michael E.Wetmore

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mt Robert C.AUer LCDR and Mn. Daniel J. Archer Jt CAPT and Mn. Donald J. Benzing, Jt CDR John K. Brady USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. David J. Broadbent RADM and Mrs. Michael A. Brown CAPT and Mn. Kari R Bunker * CDR and Mrs. Mike CampbeU LCDR Derek A. Character St, USN Mt MarUy K. Church * LCDR and Mn. Steven E Diehl Mt and Mrs. Richard Episcopo LtCol Bert M. Ferguson,Jt, USMCR Mt and Mrs. Edward J. Fischer * CAPT and Mn. David D Foy CART and Mn.John R Fry Col and Mn. WUl W GUdnetJt CART Bret Gordon, USN and Mrs. Beth L. Gordon CDR and Mn.Joseph R Hcil, St CDR and Mrs.James E. Hickey

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CAPT James K. HisetUSN (Ret.) CART md Mn. Chariton T Howard HI LtCol Donald M. Ingrmi, USMC Mt md Mn.John A. Karonis CDR and Mn.WUUam E Lonchas,Jt CAPT and Mn, Dale K. Lunmie CAPT and Mn.WUUam E MaUoyJt CDR and Mn. Gre^ C. MUo Mr. and Mn. Hugh Nixon Mn. M.iureen F Nunez CDR Ehzabeth A. Rowe, USN * LCDR and Mn.Jefirey M. Sayre Capt David L. Schradet USMCR RADMVictor C. See,Jt, USN CAPT and Mn. Bradley B. Smidi CAPT and Mn. Scott D. Stewart LCDR md Mn. Richard A.Wendland LCDR and Mn. Dmny K.Young

Donor LTRexH.AlexandetUSN CAPT Jeffiey R.AUmon, USNR Mn.Jamesina M. Alter md Mt S. Alter CDR and Mn. Richard M. Atwood CART md Mn. Charles D Behrle CDR and Mn. Frederick W. Botero Mt Stephen R CadweU Mr. DarrUl A. Carter CAPT md Mn. Christopher M. Conroy CDR and Mn.John C CoughUn CDR Mark LCuDok, USN Mr. Donald S. Crump CAPT Mark W.Czarzasty, USN (Ret,) Mt md Mn.Joseph G. Dancy Mr. Joseph A. DiSciorio, Jt Mr. and Mn. Kevin D. Duermit IstLt David R Emerick, USMC Mr. Michael R. Fedor CAPT Peggy A. Fddman, USN md Mt Andrew T. Brower CDR md Mn. Nels A. Frostenson, St CDR md Mn, Peter A, Fyles LT Scott A. Garrett, USN Capt and Mrs. Gordon W Glosser Dt md Mn. Dale R. GorcUneer Mt and Mn.Thomas M. Gray Mt and Mrs. Ray A. Green * LCDR Michael J. Grieco, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn.James C Grunewdd Mt Kari R. GustaSon * Mt and Mrs. David C Haines CDR and Mn. Kenneth B. HaU Mt David K. HaUer CART Donald R Harket USNR LtCol and Mn. Jean-Pierre HUl Mt and Mn. Dan H. Hinz.Jt CAPT Joseph A. Horn.Jt, USN CAPT and Mn.JamesW Houck CDR and Mrs. Eugene E Hubbard Mt and Mrs. David M. Huey CDR and Mn. Frank J. Hughes, Jt Col and Mn.James EJanUson, St CDR and Mn.Jeffiey C.Johnstone Mt Ronald C.Jones and Mn. Carol J.Jones CAPT Craig S.Kleint USN Mt and Mrs.J. Brian Lair LCDR and Mn. Mark A. Lethbridge LT and Mrs. Ronald C Mauldin Mt Derek D. Meek LCDR and Mn. Robert W MUler LCDR and Mrs. Martin R. Minot

CAPT Brim S. Neunabet USN CAPT Gerald ENies, USN Mt and Mn.Thomas O O'Keefe LCDR and Mn.Joseph W Osborne CAPT and Mn.WUUam S. Renonius Mr. Charles S. Preston Mr. and Mn. David K. Priddy CDR and Mn. David M. Ray Mt Richard C Rogen,Jt CDR and Mn. Bnice A. Ross Mt and Mrs.Thomas M. Ryan LT Robert J. Schoeneck, USNR Mt and Mn. M. Richard Schroeder LCDR md Mn. E. Dan Secor * Mr. and Mn. Donald J. Senerius Col and Mrs. Richard S. Slater Mt md Mn. Steven R. Southard LCDR md Mn. Michael J. Stapleton Mr. Harry E. StovaU HI * Mt and Mn.John C.Thompson CDR and Mn. Ronald N.Thompson CDR md Mn. Mark C.Tonib CDR and Mn. Gerardo Torres CDR and Mn. CUfford B.Vaught CDR and Mn. Richard L.Waddd CDR Edwm B. Watts HI, CEC, USN Mr, md Mn, Mark K.White CDR and Mn.James M.WUson

1981 Total Class Giving - 8314,790 Average Gift - 81,093 Participation - 32.88%

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) MtTunothy B. Fleischer

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9J999) LT md Mn. David M. McCurdy

President's Cirde ($2J500-$4:999) Mt and Mn. Gary M. Becker CAPT Steven W Colon, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn.Theodore E. DumbaiUd CDR md Mn. Michad D. Mahre CDR .md Mn. Frank A. Morenim Mr. and Mn. D,iniel J. Quatttim Mr. and Mn. Robert D Ravenet Jt Mt md Mn.J<mies M. Rice LT and Mn. Keith E.Tayloe Mt and Mn. Guy W WUUams

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CDR md Mn.James M.AIUgrinun Mr. and Mn. Eric Armour * CDR John H.Burke, USNR Mt and Mn.Timothy A. Gavin Mt and Mrs. Douglas G.Johnson LCDR Daniel K. Lyons, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Denms J. Murphy CART Patrick W. O'Kane, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Walter A.ftulson,Jtmd Dr.Judy Paulson *

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LCDR md Mn. Brett A. Pdoquin * Mr. md Mn. Eugene B. Rex CAPT md Mn.JohnW. Rogen CDR and Mn. Kevin R Schaaff LCDR and Mn. Mark A. Schmud CDR md Mn. Brien D. SuUivm * LtCol and Mn. Kennedi R.WaideUch CAPT Kevui C. Warnke, USNR * CDR and Mn. Scott A. Whitfield

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mn. Bruce E. AngeU LCDR WUUam R Armstrong, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Henry RAszklar,Jt Maj and Mn. George J. BasU HI CAPT and Mn. Keidi R Bowmm CDR Edward L. Brciwnlee, USN (Ret) CART md Mn.Thomas S. Carlson CDR and Mn. Matthew A. Carr CDR md Mn.Ted W. Carter CAPT md Mn. Charles J. Chmdonnet III RADM md Mn.John N. Christenson CDR md Mn. Charles E. CoughUn LCDR md Mn. Douglas J. Debode * Mr. and Mn. Robert W FUIer CDR md Mn. Donald C. Forbes CDRTimodiy S. Garrold, USN md LCDR Vicky D. Garrold, USN (Ret) Mt md Mn. Bradley D Gawboy CAPT and Mn.J Brmdon Giuda CAPT md Mn. Kirk N. Harness • CDR md Mn.Thomas W. HartUne Mr. md Mn. August S. Hubal CAPT and Mn. David W.Jacbon CDR md Mn.JefferyJ. Kaiser * CAPT Margaret D. Klein, USN md CDR FrancisY Klem, USN (Ret.) CAPT Andiony M. Kurta, USN Mn. Noreen A.M.Leahy md Mr.James Leahj' Mt md Mn.WUUam D McGuinness * CAPT md Mn.Thomas J. Moore, Jt CDR md Mn.WUUmi R Moi^m CDR md Mn. Mark T MuUigm LtCol and Mn. Isniael Ortiz,Jt Mt and Mn. Faustino B. Osalbo.Jt CDR Chris FPienon. USN Mt and Mn. Robert C. Sager CAPT and Mn.Theodore D StudweU CDR and Mn.Jmies O. Stutz CDR and Mn. Edward J. Tucholski CAPT and Mn.Jmies T.Vazquez MtJonatLm S.WaU CART and Mn. Michad K.Webb CDR and Mn.John RWelch *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. Rodney M.AAmis LtCol .md Mn.WiUimiTAkma Mt and Mn. Michael J. Bamiigarmer Mt and Mn. Arian J. Biesecker Mt and Mn.Jeffiey M. Bishop DtMidudJ.Bolen CART and Mn.James E CaldweU.Jt Mt and Mn. David A. Ciccare-Ui CDR .md Mn.John E. Clay LCDR and Mn.Joseph T. Cronauer CAPT and Mn. Frederick G. Dorm.Jt CDR and Mn.Jeffiy L. Edgar Mt and Mn.John L. Fisher * CDR and Mn.Thomas J. G.illo

CDR md Mn. WUUmi K. Gait LT md Mn.Jay T Grafton.Jt Mr, md Mn. Bradlev' E Hahn Maj and Mn. Daiuel E Harrington CDRVmcentTHaranaiin.CEC.USN (Ret) Mr. Scott J. Howe CAPT Gerard R HuebetUSN CAPT James R. Huss. USN CAPT md Mn. Mark E. Hviiim Mr. md Mn.Tmiothy R.Jamim CAPT EUen M.Jevvett. USNR CAPT md Mn.WUUam H.Johnson CAPT md Mn.Jason L. Kessel LCDR md Mn. Michad W. Kiock Mr. md Mrs. David L. Kioupa CDR md Mn. David W. Linnetti LCDR md Mn.WUUam H. LaughUn CAPT Wendv' B. Uwrence. USN (Ret) CDR Kirit S. Uppold. USN CDR RmdaU J. Lovdahl.USN (Ret) md CDR LUia L. Ranurcz, USN (Ret) CAPT md N4n.Todd W MaUoy Maj FrankUn E .McCaUistet USMC and LtCol Jov'ce L. McCaUisret USMC (Ret) Mr. md .Mn. Michad J. McGuire CAPT Kariileen H. MoeUet USN (Ret) md .Mr. .Michael MoeUer LCDR md .Mn. Peter S. Pern CDR md Mn. Richard L. Peir)- * CAPT md Mn. Roben H. Peny LT md Mrs. RobertV. Peyreigne CAPT md Mn. CraigW Pniden CAPT md -Mn. PeterJ. Riestet St CDR md -Mn.James G. Rodrock Mn. Kathv' L. Ross md .Mr. Dan Ross Mr. and Mn. Chailes E Rourke Mt md Mn. Eddy E. Schneider LtCol and Mn. Mark E. Schwan CAPT md Mn. .Alan D Scott CAPT md -Mn. RusseU W Scott II CDR md -Mn. Luke D SiddaU Maj md .Mn..AUied C. Soto IstLt Cari L. Spataio.Jt, US-MC Mt and Mn.Thomas S. Sullivan M ^ Stuan W. Swetland CAPT md -Mn. Fredrick M.TetteUiach II CDR md -Mn. RusseU J-Vranicar Mt and Mn. Sah^atore J. Weaver Capt md Mn. David G.Wessing CAPT md Mn. Robert WWinsotJt CAPT md Mn. PhUip H.Wri^t LCDR md Mn. Stephen P Zirkle *

Donor CART md Mn. Marie H.Adamshick CDR md Mn.Jod M.Anderson Mis. Patricia L. Andrews and Mt Scott Andrews Capt md Mn. Robert K-Anofl LtCol md Mn. PhUUp J.AntorUno CDR md Mn.Joseph Arango III CAPT md Mn. Stuan D. BaUey COL md Mn. Stephen C Baker Mt md Mn. Stanley E. Bashaw Mr. James E. Bender Mr. md Mn.John Bitman Mt md Mn. Christopher J. BobUt CAPT and Mn.Thomas H. Boyce Mt md Mn. Napoleon A. Bragado CAPT md Mn.Joseph L. Bridge LCDR md Mn. Gregg S. Buczkowski LCDR md Mn. Crittenden G. Buder

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CDR md Mn.JoseUto O. CaUe CDR and Mn. PeterJ. CmaUchio Mt Eduardo A. Ceja CDR and Mn. Steven R Chamben CAPT md Mn. Michael D Christopher Mt md Mn.ThomasV Cole CDR Christopher S. Cooke. USN CDR md Mn. Kevin M. Cothermm LtCol and Mn.WUUam E Crenshaw Mr. Jeffrey 1. CrovveU CDR md Mn. Robert C Cummings LCDR and Mn. George D Curtiss Mr. md Mn. Garrett S. Dalhoff CDR md Mn. CecU L. Davis.Jt Ms. Erin L. Dawley CDR Suzanne M. Dee. USN Capt md Mn. Robert M. DLxon CAPT md Mn. WUUmi M. Drake LCDR md Mn. Michael P. Dziedolowski LT md Mn.Jmies L. Eaton * Mn. Katherine O En^eman and Mr. John T Engleman CDR Erik A. ErUcsen, USNR (Ret) md Mn. Linda M. Eriksen Mr. and Mn. Kari S. Fairbanb, Jt CDR md Mn. H o w ^ S. FerreU CDR and Mn. Andrew J. Foerster * LCDR md Mn. Stephen W Fortunato,Jt Mr. and Mn. David M. Foster Mr. WUIiam C Frank Mr. and Mn. Scott P. Franklin CDR and .Mn. Jefferv' G. Freeman CDR md Mn. Michad J. GaUet Dt Duane P. Gibson CDR md Mn. Robert L. Grabarek,Jt Mr. and Mn.WUUam R Gray CDR and Mn. Lewis R. Grigg CDR md Mn.Thomas R. Grimm CAPT RusseU J. Grocb, USN md CAPT AUna M. O L. Grocb, USNR Mr. and Mn.James M. Gross CDR md Mn. John R. Hafey Ms. Nmq- L. Hagedom CAPT md Mn. Paul E Hankins CDR md Mn. Michael A. Harber CAPT James V Hairiy USN md CDR Susan Hardy USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Michael D Hawley CDR md Mn. Francis C. HeU Mr. Dougjas S. Heimbach CAPT md Mn.John R Hemck,Jr * LtCol Jolene L. HoUingshead, USMC md Mr. Frank A. HoUingshead LCDR Henry C HoltV USNR Mr. and Mn. Lyle R. Humpton CDR md Mn.Terrence R. Huxel LCDR and Mn. Brian D.Jacbon Mr. md Mn. Robert B.Jacbon CDR Paul H.James, USNR Capt Michael R. Janis, USMCR Mr. and Mn. Eugene D Juba,Jt LCDR md Mn.John P Keenm CAPT md Mn, Patnck D. KeUer Mr. md Mn. Roben G. Kennington LCDR Barry E. Kenny USN CDR Steven W KUUon, USNR LCDR md Mn.James E King Ms. RondaJ. Kopra Mr. Michad G. Kula CDR md Mn. Mark E Landen Mr. md Mn. Lex J. Lauletta CDR Poner W. Lewis,Jt, USN

CDR md Mn. Donald E Logar CAPT and Mn. Barry K. Loveless CDR Thomas J. Lynch.Jt, USNR CDR and Mn.Timothy S. MacGregor CDR Laureen M. Mahoney, USN (Ret) md Mr. John Mahoney CDR and Mn. Keidi J. Mahosky Mt and Mn.James E. ManeiUe CDR md Mn. Richard J. Martin Mr. and Mn. Patrick M. McBride CAPT md Mn. Kevm G. McCarthy Capt md Mn. Roger H. McDoweU LTJG CoUeen M. McFadden, USN CDR and Mn. DaiUel S. McGarvey CAPT Ericson W. Menget USN Mr. md Mn. Jonathan D Messinger CDR md Mn. Benjamin A. Montoya * CDR Richard A. Morgm, USNR (Ret.) CDR Edward A. Mone, USN Mt Donald G, Mueth CAPT md Mn.JosephW. Murphy LT Patnaa C Murphy USNR Mr. OUie Nmyes HI CAPT md Mn.James R. Nault CDR md Mn. Mark E. Newcomb CAPT md Mn. DavidT. Nonis CAPT md Mn. Michad R. OUnstead LCDR md Mn.John D Paul Mt Anthony R. Rerotti LCDR Gregory L. Pomt, USN Mt md Mn. Peter A. Polcari Maj and Mn. Michael D Porter CDR md Mn. Kevin P. Quinn CDR md Mn. Kevm R Redfem Mr. and Mn. Douglas S. Reese Mr. md Mn. Fred P. Reitzel CDR md Mn. Ricky L. Roberts CAPT md Mn. Craig A. RoU Maj Anthony G. Romero, USMCR Mr. and Mn. Donald M. Ross Mr. and Mn.Thomas W Sanchez CAPT and Mn. Ronald A. Smdoval CAPT md Mn.Joseph T. Scliartui^,Jt Mr. Alan J. See LCDR md Mn. Robert A. Seidel,Jt LCDR Bemardme B. Sepulveda, USNR md Mr. Ralph Sepulveda LCDR md Mn. Richard J. Se.xton CDR and Mn. Donald G. Seybold Capt and Mn. Christopher J. Snyder LCDR and Mn. Guy M. Snyder CAPT md Mn. Kennedi V. Spiro.Jt Mr. Eric J. Sta^iano Mr. md Mn. Mark P. Stolzenberg Mr. and Mn. Scott R. Sutherland CDR md Mn.WUUam E.Taylor HI LCDR md Mn.Joseph L.Teriizzese,Jt CAPT and Mn. Robert S.Teufd CAPT md Mn. Albert A.Thomas CDR md Mn. Michael D.Thomas CAPT and Mn. Perry T.Tuey LCDR md Mn. Robert H.Turman Mr. and Mn.Jeffiey L. Upchurch CDR md Mn. Frank F.Voler CAPT md Mn. Kenneth J.Voorhees II CDR and Mn. David R.Wagner Mr. Rodney A. Weems Mr. md Mn. Richard M.Welch,Jt Mr. and Mn. ManhaU A. Wencl Miss Sandra L.White CDR md Mn. ChristopherJ.WUly CAPT md Mn. David B.Woods

1982 Total Class Giving - $91,928 Average Gift - 8429 Participation - 22.88%

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. Frank M. Gren

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Short * CAPT md Mn. Christim E. Sprinkle *

President's Cirde ($2,500-$4,999) Mr.WUUam H. E. Cheney md Ms. Emmi A. McLem Mr. md Mn.TUnothy J. Krese CDRJodyK.Leisch,USN* CDR md Mn. Danid J. Ptouk *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. md Mn.John J. Doherty LCDR md Mn.WUUam R. Gideon * Mr. md Mn. Richard C Hunt Mr. and Mn. Eric A. Lanon * Ms. Pameh K. Pitkin * LCDR Vidal Rodriguez, USNR *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) MI. and Mn.John E Anongos * CDR md Mn. Leo D BaUt Capt Roy C. Bishop,Jt. USMCR * CAPT md Mn. Richard P Breckenridge Mr. Brym B. Brittain LTDavidW.Biosh,USN LCDR and Mn.Thomas R. Brown LCDR Robert G. CiviUkas, USN * Mr. md Mn. Richard B. Clybome CAPT Patrida Cole, USN Dt md Mn. Edward A. Dachowsb.Jt CAPT md Mn.WUUam R. Dawson CAPT Michad R. Herro, USN md CDR Cyndna M.Thebaud, USN CDR md Mn.John GaUo III CDR md Mn.Timothy R. Glasow Mr. PhiUp J. Goodmm CDR Pattick L. Greene, USN Mt md Mn. Andrew D Harper * CDR and Mn. Hdridge Hord HI RADM MicheUe J. Howard, USN md Mr. Wayne Covvles CART md Mn. Matthew L. Klunder CAPT md Mn. Leonard R. Kojm.Jt Mr. R. Scott LaRue Col and Mn. Doman O. McArthur LtCd Jov'ce L. McCaUistet USMC (Ret) md Maj FrankUn E McCaUistet USMC CAPT md Mn. Matthew B. Moury Mr.Jeffiey A. Oldham LCDR md Mn. Gregory C Rapajohn Mr. Donald L. Rarron,Jt

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BMNI Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Robertson LCDR and Mn.WUli.Tm E Rogen HI CART md Mn.Adalberto Ruiz HI LtCol md Mn. David W Samples CAPT and Mn.Troy M. Shoemaker CAPT and Mn. Michael J. Stahl CDR md Mn.James M.Teate Mr. and Mn.Thomas G.Thomson CDR Brad M. Wdnet USN Ms. Reeta K.Whitney

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. Harold T Atkins Mt and Mn. Keith D. Ayres LTJG and Mn. Stephen T Barr Mt and Mn. Donald C. Bennett Capt and Mn.WUUam P Binghmi CDR Wayne R. Blanding, USN CDR and Mn.WiUimi D Brennm CDR and Mrs. Edward P CarroU LT and Mn.James C CarroU Mt and Mn. Christopher B. Cechak CDR and Mrs.Thomas M. demons HI Mr. and Mn. Chris Comi * CDRJaneannT. Conley USN md MtTim Conley Mr. and Mn. RusseU B. Daniel CDR and Mn.WUUam E Davis Mr. and Mn. David K. Dejarnette * Mr. and Mrs. Richard Z. DeLoach LCDR and Mn. Robert M. Dduca CART and Mn. Robert L. Greene Mt and Mn. Brent A. Hagenbuch LTVidal E.Hayes,USN Mr. and Mn.Warren G. Hubler CAPT and Mn.Jeffiey M. Hughes Mt and Mn. Mark C.Jackson LTJG Ronald WJacbon, USN Mt Mark G.Jantzen CDR and Mrs. Mark D.Johnson CAPT and Mn. Kurt L. Kunkel CDR and Mrs. Daniel E. Leader CDR ChristopherW. Lester USNR Mt and Mrs. Mark D. LoPresto LCDR and Mrs. Steven B. Montague Mt Brendan R O'Friel and Mrs.Jennie E. O'Friel CDR and Mn. Dennis J. O'Meara CDR Lyman L. Rarkhunt, USNR CDR and Mn. Roy M. Raddiffe LCDR Joseph R Rainey USN CDR Richard E. Reinke HI, USN CAPT and Mn. Ronald G. Rice LCDR and Mrs.James A. I^egert CAPT James R. l^ghtetjt, USN and LCDR Barbara S. Righttt USN (Ret.) LT and Mn. Peter A. Schulert Mt Michael J. Sheehan CDR and Mrs. Jon C Smith LCDR and Mn. Mark EWUliams CAPT and Mn. N.Wyman Winbush II CDR and Mn.WiUiam A. Wright HI LtCol Christopher E.Yddet USMC

Donor CDR and Mrs. Richard K. Alexander Jt CDR and Mn. Edward T Allen LCDR and Mrs. GustavA.Anderson Mt and Mrs. lUchard E Armknecht HI Mt and Mrs. Lynwood J. Barker

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LCDR Michad J. Bateman, USN Mrs. Greta S. Bates CDR and Mn. Robert E Blythe CDR and Mn.WiUiam J. Boeh CDR Jennifer E. Brooks, USN (Ret,) MtTodd H. Brown CAPT and Mrs. Stephen A. Burris CAPT Thomas A. Buterbaugh, USN Mt and Mrs.James K. Byrd LCDR and Mn.Jeffi'ey W. CampbeU Mt and Mn. Kenneth A. Carkhuff III Mt and Mrs. Michael S. Case CDR James R. Coatney USNR CDR Steven B. Coriey USN Mt and Mrs. Jeffiey S. CrisweU Mr.Tabor A. Crombie CDR and Mrs. Michael R Crowley Mt Kenneth A. Cusick Mt and Mrs. David R Dingman LCDR and Mn. PeterJ. Dreher CDR and Mn.WiUiam R. Druce CAPT and Mrs. David A. Dunaway CAPT James J. Fntsche, USNR CDR Deborah M. Furian, USNR and Mr. David R. Kane Mt and Mrs. Charies A. Gepford LCDR and Mn. Patrick C. GUI Dt and Mrs. Lewis B. GUpin Mt and Mrs. Stephen C Golay CDR and Mn. David J. A. Grim CDR Susan Hardy USN (Ret.) and CAPTJamesV Hardy USN LCDR and Mn. RandaU L. Hauke Ms. Donna M. Hazzard Maj and Mrs. Robert L. Hendry LtCol DonaldW. Hintze,USMCR CAPT Timothy A. HoUand, USN LCDR and Mn. Robert W. Ives LCDR and Mrs. Steven E.Johnson LCDR and Mn. Brian D.Jones Mrs. Carol J.Jones and Mt Ronald C.Jones Lt Col and Mrs.Thomas J. Kennedy CDR Steven E. Klemencic, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.WUliam J. Kovach CDR Sarah B. Kovd, USN (Ret.) and Mt Albert S. Rosenberg CAPT and Mn.Jonathan D. Kurtz CDR and Mrs. Scott E Leftwich LCDR Raul D Limbachet USCG CDR and Mrs. RusseU R Luehrsen Mr. and Mrs. Randy C Lundquist Mr. and Mn. Gregory T May LT Patrick W. McGehee, USN CDR and Mrs.Thomas E. McGraw Mt and Mrs. Chris M. McGuire Mt Kevin W McGuire Mt and Mrs.WiUiam J. Meietjt CDR and Mn. R.Uph G. Merg CDR Thomas M. MiUard, USN CAPT and Mn. Paul O. Monger Mt and Mrs, Robert L. Moore.Jt M.TJ Michad Morris, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. B.William Moylan.Jt CDR Kenneth D, Murray USNR LCDR Gary W Neveras, USNR Mr.JamesW C. Newman Mt and Mrs. Edward C Otton CDR Thomas G. Page, USNR Mt and Mrs,Thomas R. Parry.Jt * CAPT Sheila D. Pattenon, USN and MtWUliam E. Ratterson

LCDR and Mn. Glenn A. Ratton LT and Mn. PhiUip A. Perez Col Carrie L. Perry, USMCR and Mt Steven R. Perry MtTimothy J. Rowers CDR and Mn. Michad L. QuiUin Mt and Mrs.Theodore E. Rasmussen III CDR and Mn.John Ratkovich CART and Mrs. Laurent C. G. Reinhardt Mr.WiUiamH.Rempelll LCDR and Mn. Michael A. Rennie CDRPaulJ.Ricciua,USN Mt and Mrs. Marc A. Richardson Mt and Mrs. Steven J. Russ LCDR and Mrs.Thomas R. Ryan IV Ms. Sandra L. M. Sadler md Mr.Jon R. Sadler Mt and Mrs.James J. Sakai CDR and Mn. Arthur R. SaUndong CDR and Mrs. I^chard A. Samolovitch LCDR Warren J. Samoluk, USN (Ret.) Capt and Mrs. Gary Sandala LCDR and Mrs. Clement M. Segura CAPT and Mrs. Richard L. Simon CDR Charies S. Snnth, CEC, USN Maj and Mrs.WiUiam E. Smith,Jt LCDR and Mn. Mark D Snyder CDR and Mrs. Stephen J. Somnitz * CDR and Mn. David R. Spoeri LCDR and Mn.Theodore R Stank CDR James R Steele HI, USN (Ret,) CDR and Mn. H. R. Stein,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Studt CDR and Mrs. Mark E.Tarango CDR Raina D.Trice, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Paul D. Urey Capt Ricky L.Vandagriff USAF Maj R.JohnVmden Berghe,Jt,USMC (Ret,) LCDR and Mn, Kent C, M,Varnuni LCDR and Mn,John R.Weidman LCDR and Mn. Dennis E.WeUs LCDR and Mn. Robert A.Wood MtThomas RWood LCDR EdwardTWYee, USN Mt and Mrs. Andrew M.York

1983 Total Class Giving - 878,401 Average Gift - 8345 Participation - 23.43% President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mr. and Mrs.John E CA'rasuolo Mt and Mrs.James R. Hille Dt and Mrs. Leo S. Mackayjt Mt and Mrs. Mark L. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Cari FWagner

Herndon Assodate ($1,000-$2,499} CDR and Mrs. D.ivid W. Acton Mt and Mrs. Michael J. Blasik * LtCol and Mrs. hie B. Bressler Mt and Mrs. Bruce E Dammeier LT Robert E Harris, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Lester R. H.iyward,Jt * CAPT CoUn L. Kiset USNR Mt and Mrs. David A. Magness * Mt and Mrs.John E O'Leary

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Mt and Mrs.J. MitcheU Rushing Mtand Mrs. H.B. Snuth HI Dt and Mrs. Dan Struble Mt and Mrs. Scott Watson

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT Raul B.Becker,USN Mt and Mrs. Stephen E. Bondura Mt and Mrs.Timothy C Bonnett CART and Mn. Daniel E. BrasweU CDR Whitmore S. Butts HI, USN LT and Mrs. Stephen X. CarroU.Jt CDR and Mn. Michad S. Hastings Mt and Mrs. Kenneth M. Ikeda * LCDR and Mn. Dwight Jenkins Mt and Mrs. Mark K.Johnston CDR and Mrs. Kevin L.Jones Mt Christopher D. Kiergan LCDRV Michael Makoviteh, USNR CDR and Mn.WUUam E Mattingly * Mt and Mrs.James J. McGovern Mt Shawn K. Messer and Ms. JiUie C. Messer Mt Kevin L. MiUer Dt and Mn. Walter T Molano Mrs. Karen E. Myers and Mt Brian Myen Mt and Mn. Keith C PhUUps CDR and Mn. Carios I. Rivera * LT Steven A. Savery, USNR LtCol John M. Scanlan, USMC CDR and Mrs. Mark G. Schaefer * Mt and Mrs. Bruce J. Seitz * Mt and Mn. Cari J. Sink, Jt CDR Michad E. Smith, USN Mt and Mrs, John A, StagUano * LCDR and Mn. Ralph B. WUUmis

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CART and Mn.Jerry R.Andenon CAPT and Mrs. Michael J. Arnold LCDR and Mrs.Joseph S. Baehr CDR .md Mrs. Damd J. BaU CAPT and Mrs. Christopher M. BaUister CAPT and Mn. Randal D. Black CDR Richard A. Boggs, USNR Mt Mark R. Carison COL and Mn.Thomas J. ComiaUy * CDR and Mrs.John M. CoughUn CDR and Mn. Steven D. Culpepper CDR D,ivid S. Eguchi, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Gerald A. Esper Mt Daniel J. Evans LCDR and Mn. Stephen L. Fischer Mt and Mn. Robert A. GambriU 111 Mt and Mrs.Victor M. Genco,Jt CAPT Paul K.Heim II, USN Mt and Mrs. Douglas E. Hintze Capt Brian E Hodges, USMCR LtCol and Mn, Andrew M. Hofley Mt PeterJ. Hollmd and Mn.Tina S. HolLmd Mt and Mrs. Michael R. IsabeUi * CDR and Mn.Timothy A.JeweU Lt Col and Mn. Kevin L.Johnson CDR and Mrs.Thomas J. Kalfas * LT and Mn. Michael R Kendus,Jt * Mt and Mn. Samud G. Kramer LCDR Andrew J. Lofenki, USN Mt and Mn.James H. Loper HI * CDR and Mn.Timothy S. LuSy Col and Mn.Alan E Mangan

Mn. SteUaYoungblood Marks CDR and Mn.Thomas R McKavitt.Jt Col md Mn, Michad R. MeliUo Mt Michad R. Mundt and CDR Vicky Mundt CDR Denise R NeweU, USN .md LCDR John B. NeweU, USN Mt md Mn,John E. Nielsen * Lt Col .ind Mn. Don.Ud A. Outing LTM.irkA.Reari.USN Mt Paul S. Pritthard Mt md Mn. Mich.iel J. Quinlm Mt md Mn. Eric E. Reinrjes * CDR and Mn. ChristopherW. Rice CAPT Lawrence E. Ruagiero. CEC. USNR Col md Mn.John Rupp Mr. md Mn. Ernest W S.TX Mr. Leonard Smith.Jt * LCDR Susan M. Sniola, USN (Ret.) CDRJohnC. Snydet USN CAPT md Mn. Richard W. St. John Mr. Matthew G. Sapleton LCDR md Mn.John Sniber Col James R. Sweeney II. USMCR Col md Mn. KendaU S. Switzer Mn.Tomoko I.Tmaka and MtBertTanaka CDR md Mn. Michael WThurman CAPT md Mn.WUUam ETraub LT Anton Vegd.Jt, USN and CDR Nmcy S.Vegd. USNR LCDR Michael J. Vormbrocke, USN CAPT md Mn. Kevm J. WUson CDR Robert B.Woods, USN (Ret.)

Donor Mr. Darren L. Andenon Col md Mn. Kurk R.Andenon CDR and Mn. Robert L. Baldocchi LCDR md Mn. Lacy H. Bartee.Jt CAPT md Mn. RusseU James Barriett LT md Mn. Edward N. Becker HI CAPT Barbara A. BeU, USN Mt md Mn. Mark J. Belton Mr. md Mn.James J. Benner * Ms. Linda M. Bolan Mt and Mn. Robert S. Broob Mr.WiUiam C. Brosche CDR and Mrs. Christopher J. Bush Mr. and Mn. Michael Chavez CDR and Mn. Daniel G. Clague Mt and Mrs. Jefirey J. Clark CAPT and Mrs. Bnm T. CosteUo LTJG Roben A. Cngget USN CAPT md Mn.Jeffiey S. Currer Capt and Mrs.John D Dace, St CDR and Mn. Carios Del Toro Mt Lindsay A. Dibler LCDR and Mn. Brent A. Ditzler CAPT and Mn. Norbert H. Doerry CDR and Mn. Kenneth A. Enriquez Mr. and Mrs.James A. Evans CDR Nicholas A. FUippone, USNR CDR and Mrs.James H. Fladey IV COL and Mrs. Harry A. Frank Mt RonaldV. Freeman CAPT and Mn.WiUiam J. Galinis Miss Kathleen M. Gamso-Pozivilko LCDR and Mn. Roy W. Giles CDR and Mn.Jeffiey D. Gordon CDR Mark L. Gorenflo, USN MtandMn.DavidJ.Groff

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CART ,md Mn. Mark R. Hagerott Mt and Mn.Thomas M. Harrigm LCDR Kari Hemz Heimeri, USN CDR and Mn.Thomas H. Hodgson CDR Dondd A. Holcomb USN Mt and Mn. Steven S. HubeU CDR and Mn.JamesW. L. Hudson LT md Mn.John R. Hughes Lt Col and Mn. Michaefp HuU LCDR and Mn.John R. Hults CW3 .md Mn. Michad G. Kohn LCDR and Mn. Michael M. Krechel CDR and Mn. Angus M. L,mey CDR and Mn. Brian T. L.inon CDR and Mrs. Mark A. Lavoie CAPT and Mn. Kenneth C Levins LT md Mn.WiUiam R Lewis CAPT Pamela A. Maynot USNR ,md Mt Steve Maynor Mt Kevin J. McCardiy LT and Mn. Patrick M. McCool CDR and Mn. PhUip J. McKenna CDR and Mn. Lawrence R MoUoy LT md Mn.Joseph W Montgomery * CDR md Mn.JohnT MuUen Mt and Mn. Stephen J. Murphy, St LCDR and Mrs. Kevin P. Newmeyer Mr. and Mn. Stephen D Nordel CDR Charies F O'Brien, USNR LCDR and Mn. Steven C Oda Mr. and Mn. Darnel M. O'Hara LCDR and Mn. Michad J. Oravec CAPT md Mn. Robert D. Page * LCDR and Mrs.Theodore T Picchini CAPT Chnstopher R. Riettas, USN Mr. Mark R. Ploof CDR and Mrs.Joseph S. Purvis CDR and Mrs. David A. Radi Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Radice Mr. Michael H. Rafter CDR and Mn. Edwin V Rahme.Jt Mt and Mn. Perry J. Ramicone CAPT and Mn. Gary R. Reeves LT Donald R Reis, USN CAPT and Mrs. Raymond J. Rodriguez LTC and Mn.Alan N. Ross Maj Jeddy M.Ruiz, USMC LCDR Walter G. Ryon III, USNR CART Michael J. Salvato and Mrs. Mary C. Salvato Mt Eari A. SchendeU CDR and Mrs. Daniel L. Schroeder Capt Holbrook J. Schurman, USMC Mt and Mrs. Alan D SUver CAPT and Mn. Charies J. Sitarski LT David A. Smith, USN CDR and Mn. Gordon A. SnUth Mt md Mrs. WaUace D Snuth, Jt Mr, and Mrs.John A. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs.Thomas M.Tarquinio Mr.Tyrone M.Thames Mr. and Mn. Harry L.TiUman LCDR LouisJ.Traglia, USN (Ret) CDR and Mrs. Stephen C.Trainor Mt and Mrs.Thomas A.Tremblay LCDR WiUiam D.Tyree HI, USNR CDR Lawrence W Vomer USNR Col and Mn. Douglas J. Wadsworth CDR and Mrs. Craig A.Walker * CAPT and Mn. George J. Waltet Jt CDR and Mn. David W.Waugh

Private gifts are used to enhance Plebe Summer Cadre leadership training, as these young men and women take on one of the most demanding and rewarding roles available to midshipmen.

Maj and Mrs. Keith B. Wauters CAPT and Mn. Dana S.Werner CDR and Mn. Gregory L.WeUs Maj and Mrs. Richard TWUeman LCDR and Mn.WUfrid RWUkinson IV CART and Mn. Craig B, WUUams Mt and Mn.WiUiam C.WUliston.Jt Mt and Mrs. Mark A. WUson Mt and Mrs. Richard EWoodford Mt and Mn.James L.WooUey Mt and Mrs.Jesse E.Wrice,Jt Mt and Mrs.John RYanris * LCDR DavidJ.Yodet USNR CAPT and Mrs.Jonathan A.Yuen

1984 Total Class Giving - 896,882 Average Gift - 8387 Participation - 27.18%

Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CDR .md Mn. Robert R. Paulk

Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mrs.John K. Morrow * Mt and Mn.WiUiam B.Taff *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt md Mrs. Clement C. Chen * Mt and iVIn. Harold L. GUreath.Jt Mt and Mrs.Thomas A. Schaefer *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mrs. Kenneth J. Braithwaite II LT Scon D. Chesson, USNR Mt and Mrs.James J. CoUins, Jt * CDR md Mn. Michael J. CoUins CDR and Mrs. MarkW Edson Mt and Mrs.ThomasW GaUagher Ms. Christine M. Gromek Capt and Mrs. Rudolph E. Hacker LCDR and Mrs. Alexander S. Heyward Mt and Mrs. Christian E Kramer CDR Glen D. Ki'ueget USN LT Thomas S. Kymn, USNR * Mt and Mrs. Charles T Lindsay HI Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Martinez CDR and Mrs.Arsemo K. Menendez * CDR and Mrs. Brian R Murphy LCDR and Mrs. David L. Nenna * Lt Col and Mrs. Gerald A. Peten CDR and Mn.James M. Schofidd CDR and Mrs. Steven G. Skinner Mt and Mrs. Steven M. Snuth LT and Mrs. David W. Stevens, St * Mt Robert K. Stevick and Mrs. Patricia N. Stevick CDR and Mrs. Robert A. Smbblefidd.Jt Mt and Mrs. Douglas A. Suriano

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mrs. R. Kari Darden * Mt and Mrs. Robert W Gariand Mt and Mrs. Gregory A. Coins LCDR Andrew J. Graziano, CEC, USNR Mt and Mrs. MarkW. McCann CDR and Mrs. Steven G.Young *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mr and Mn.John F Abbot CAPT and Mrs. Kevin R.Andersen Maj Charies H. BagweU.ANG Mt and Mrs. Andrew D Bigelow Mt and Mrs. Byron E. Bond * LCDR Salvatore J. Ceraolo, USN Mt and Mrs. Eric D. Cook

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yMNi CDR and Mn. Danid E. Crisp * CAPT and Mn. LoweU D Crow CDR and Mrs. Douglas J. Denneny * Mr. and Mn. Robert E. Everist CDR md Mn. Nicholas E. Freemm CAPT and Mn.JohnW. Funk Mt and Mrs. Douglas J. Gattaiso LT md Mrs. Alfred J. GrDsskurth,Jt Mr, and Mn,John E Hmiann LCDR Richard E.Johnson, USN (Ret.) LCDR Andrew J. Karabin, USNR CDR md Mn. Christopher R. Karnbach * Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Knapper Mr. Scott TKushino CAPT Armro A. Lopez, SC, USN LTJG Michad R. Lopez, USN CDR and Mn. Sean R McGinty CDR md Mn.Trevor A. Mclntyre Mr. Tony Menzel Mr. and Mn. Lawrence R. Moore CDR and Mrs. Bret J. MuUenburg CDR md Mn. Richard C Muldoon LCDR and Mn. Mark C Newman LCDR Mark E Openshaw,USNR (Ret) md CDR Susanne C Openshaw, USNR CDR David M. Osen, USNR CDR md Mn.John G. ParUlo CDR Christine A. Passen, USNR md Mt Steven E. Passen Mr. md Mn. Gregory W Pease Mr. and Mn.Terry L. Ploeger LT and Mn. Scott R. Porter CAPT and Mn. Robert B. Rabuse LCDR md Mn. StarUey O. Rasbury Mr. and Mn. Scott H. RaspUcka Mr. md Mn. Robert R. Richardson LCDR and Mn.John J. RUey * CDR md Mn. Barton M. Rowe CAPT and Mn.John P Stamos CAPT and Mn. David E Steindl Mr. and Mn. Lawrence S. StovaU II Mr. and Mn. MarkV Stys Mr. Stevenson L.Todd Mr. Adrian EVagnoiu * Mr. James L.Waugh Mr. and Mn. Gregory RWUson CDR Karen Winering Paul, USN and Mt Anthony Faul LCDR and Mn. Kurt DWoltendorf

Donor Mr. Fred C. Adams, Jt Mr. md Mn.Tomas J. Aguilar * LTJG David R Anderson, USN Mr. and Mrs.John M.Augustine Mr. and Mrs. PaulV Bart Jt Mt and Mrs. MarkW Barranco CDR Warren C.Beit USN LCDR and Mn. David R. Benson Mr. David E. Berko LCDR and Mn. Peter C. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Bertolett.Jt Mt James H. Bishop LT Kevin M. Blum, USN CDR WUUam S. Bowman II, SC, USN LCDR and Mrs. Robert D Broadston Mr. and Mn. Mark E. Brodowicz CDR and Mrs. Douglas J. Brown CAPT and Mn. David A. Brumley CDR and Mn. Patrick E. Buckley CDR Eric B.Byrne, USN Mr. Daniel R CaUaghan

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CDR md Mrs. Scott R. CampbeU CDR and Mn. Kerry B. Canady CDR md Mn. Bryan T. Caraveo Maj George S. Carradini, USMC and Mn. Katherme A. Carradini CDR and Mn. Douglas R Cassidy LCDR Mary Beth A. Chipkevich, USN Mr. and Mn. Lawrence J. Clark CDR and Mn. Robert E. Clark II CDR and Mn. Douglas R Conkey Mt Michael S. Connor CART and Mn. Claude J. Coucoules CDR and Mn. Gregory W Crabtree Mt James D Cunningham MtThomas R. Dalton.Jt CDR .md Mn,Victor B. D'Andrea LT and Mrs.James R. Deal CART Lou Anne DeMattei, USNR and Mt Joseph DeMattei LT WUUam J. Dempsey USN CAPT Mary E. De.xtet USN and Mr, Ernie Dexter Mr. Chris L. Dickenon Mr. and Mn. Gary L. Douglas LCDR JarreU R. Dunson, USN CDR md Mn. Gary E. EngUsh Mrs. Linda M. ErUcsen md CDR Enk A. ErUcsen, USNR (Ret.) LT md Mn. PhiUp J. Ericbon Mr. Maurice A. Fairiey * Mr. Linus W Freeman Mt David G. GaUaer CAPT AUan G. Galsgaaid, USN Mr. Jan T Goff LCDR Armando Gomez, USN Mr. Pattick B. Gonzalez Mn. Cyndiia E. Grahmi md Mr. Cari Graham Mt Stephen M. Gravini Mr. md Mrs. Scott E Griffin CART md Mn. Michael E. Groody Mr. and Mn. Michael E Hagm Mr. Jmies J. Hmim HI LCDR and Mn. Craig A. Hamner Mr. and Mn. Jonathan D Harber LT Michad K.Hargett, USN Mt and Mn.John T Hasbrouck * LCDR Kevin A. S. Hays, USN (Ret.) LTJohn M. Hemnien,USNR CDR KeUy A, Henry, USN (Ret,) and Mt Michael D Henry CDR and Mn. Lorenzo S. Hiponia CDR md Mn. Gary E Hoy CAPT md Mn.Thomas W Huff Mr. Michad CJelepis Mt Steven R.Jones CDR and Mrs.John M.Jorgensen Mt David G.Jung LCDR Jonathan H. Kan, USN LCDR and Mn. Michad J. KeUy Maj and Mn. Andrew C Kim Mt and Mrs. Christopher R. Kinchten CDR and Mn. Bruce D Kocher CDR and Mn. David M. Kriete CDR and Mrs. David J. Landess Mt and Mrs.James C. Lara CDR I^chard D. Lee,Jt, USN IstLt John D. Lenda.Jt, USMC Mt and Mrs.John H. Lerchbacketjt CDRPaulA.LluyUSN LTJosephVLong,Jt,USN LCDR and Mrs.Vernon M. Martinez Mt Charles J. Martini, Jt

CAPT and Mrs, Gregory R MarvU LCDR Jeffiey E, McCreary, USNR CDR Peter H. McDevitt, USN (Ret.) and CDR Marlys McDevitt, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Christopher T McKenna CAPT Thomas A. Meadows, USN Mt md Mn, George T. Mesora,Jt LCDR and Mn. Samud D Mohs CDRJim Mooney USNR Capt and Mn. Michael D. MuUen * CDR and Mn. Robin K. Myen CDR DavidT Neely USN Mt Scott M. Newman Mt md Mn.Alan R. Nichols Mr. Daniel R. Nicoson Mt and Mn. RmdaU L. Nixon LCDR Timothy J. Nolan, USN Mtjohn H. Oberle LCDR md Mn. MichadV O'Gara LCDR and Mrs. Michad J. OhUiaver CDR Robert B. 01ds,Jt, USN Mn. Robert M. Olsen CDR md Mn.John R O'SuUivm Mt KentW. Peten LCDR Andrew C Ponsdgo, USNR LT Michad R Potochniak, USN Dtjohn A. Prokopiak Mr. md Mn.Timothy J. Quigley * Mr. and Mn.John H. Quint CAPT and Mrs. Charles A. Ramey LT Scott H. Randolph, USNR CDR Thomas S. Rmsom, USN Mt md Mn. Blake D. RattUff Mt and Mn. Nelson J. Rich HI Mt and Mn.Timothy J. Rogen * Mt Javier E. Roquebert Mr. md Mn. SeanT. Roskey LT Andiony R. SaccavUio, USNR LCDR md Mn.Arthur K. Samora Mr. and Mn.James A. ScanneU * CDR and Mn. Donald A. Schmieley CDR and Mn. Craig M. Selbrede CDR Lawrence W. Seuttet USNR Mt Stephen J. Shepherd and Mn. Deborah L. Shepherd Mt Robert B. Shibe Mt and Mn. Robert L. Shoemaker Mt md Mn. Daniel M. SUeo III CDR and Mn. Raul SUva Mt and Mn.Johnson P So Ms. Soiija P. Soleng Mr. and Mn. David R. Sousa CDR and Mn. Scott G. Spooner Mt md Mn. Albert L. St. Pierre Mt and Mn.John C Steckel Ms. G.-ul M. Stephens, CEC and Mt Rob Stevens Mt md Mn. Daniel G. Stoddard LCDR and Mn. Frank E. C Sutton LT Robert G. Syring, USNR CART and Mn. Clayton G.Tettelbach Mt Steven J.Thatcher LCDRJmiesR.Varai.USN Mt and Mn. Gregory T.Waten CDR Gary H.Watson.Jt, USN CAPT and Mn. Kent D.Whalen CDR Robert N. Wiegert, USN M,ij and Mn.James WWUheUn Mt Scott B.Woessner LCDR and Mn. Paul J.Wojtkiewicz CDR WUIiam D.Wright. USN

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1985 Total Class Givmg - $81,530 Average Gift - $342 Participation - 24.97% President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CART Maureen R CragUi, USNR md The Honorable Charles L. Cragin III *

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} LCDR and Mn. Keidi A. Brunini * Mr. Kenneth R Chrismm Ms. Greer Lautrup Peter and MmeUe Martino Mr. and Mn. Brim L. McDonald * Mr. and Mn.John C. K. MUUgm IV Mr. and Mn.Jeffiey W Peten

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Maj and Mn. Eugene S. Benvenutti,Jt * Mr. and Mn. Peter P. Bishop,Jr CDR md Mn.Terrence J. Garbuzmski * Mr. md Mn. Douglas P Haack Mr. md Mn. Dal H. Kim Lt Col Robert C. Loria, USMC Mn. EUen E MacGarrigJe Mr. md ScottW. MacoUno LCDR Richard W. Menunm, USNR Mr. John L. Morayris Mr.SydneyJ. Pohl* Mr. md Mn. Kevin M. Reeds Mr. md Mn.James I.Ward,Jt *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr. and Mn. Marc R. Alexmder Mt and Mn. Ralph Arcaro HI Mt md Mn.Jeff Baldyga Mr. LouisJ. Chiavacci CAPT Edward Di^es. USN Mr. Kyle D Freitas Mr. Howard L. GUUmi.Jt * Mt md Mn. Robert C Hadleyjt * CDR and Mn.WUUam B. H i ^ n s * CDR Sunon S. HUlmm, USNR md LT Jenmfer S. HiUiiim, USNR CDR KentW, KetteU, USN (Ret,) Mt and Mn. Matthew S. Licholai * Mt md Mn. Michael L. McKay LT and Mn. Charles R. Merritt.Jt * LTAlmRMisiaszek.USN Cariton Pierce, Esq, LCDR and Mn, S.aniud M, Piatt CDR and Mn.J,mies M. Polo Mt and Mn. Charies M. Sims Mt Scott TSobka* Mt and Mn. Mark Stevens CDR Cyndiia M.Thebaud, USN .md CAPT Michad R. Fierro, USN Mt and Mn. David A.Weiss Mr. and Mn.Joseph T.Wright

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Lt Col Bern J. .Mmian. USMC COL md .Nln. Ralph B. Amold IsdtJme E. R. BaUey. USMC LCDR md Mn. Jeffiey A. Belt .\lr. md Mn. Christopher K. Buike .\lr. Brv-m R Caisse CDR md Mn. Scon M. Carlson Mr. md Mn. Laurance R. Clark CDR md Mn. Lavton E Clay CDR md Mn.|ohn W: CUfton CDR md Mn. Scott D Cull LCDR John R. Deranim. USN IstLt md Mis-Jonathm J. Dom CDR md Mn. Scott D. Dueker LT David Lfidds, USN CDR md Mn. WUUam A Fitzgerald CDR md Mn-Thomas M. Fritz CDR md .Mn. Michael D. Greenwood LCDR md .Mn. Christopher J. Griffidi CDR EmUv- D. Harman. USNR md -Mr- Bruce W. Hamim -Mr. .Mark D. Hasty CAPT md Mn. RobertV Hoppa CAPT md .Mrs. Dale E. Horan CDR md Mn. .Michad D Huggms LtCol and Mn. Richaid -A. Johnson. J t .Mr. md Mn. Timothy C Kane Mt md Mn- Stanley A Kulsa UI Ml. and Mrs. Scott G. Lansing CDR md Mn- Kevin J. Leei LT md Mn. -Maik R. Livingston -Mt md Mn- Sean C Logm LCDR md Mn. David S. Lyim -Mr. and .Mn. Steven T. .McAllister .Mt md .Mn. Panick D. .McPherson Lt Col md -Mn. .Michael E Morris CDR and -Mrs. Gregorv'W .Morrow * LCDR md .Mn. Henry L. Murphy ffl Mtjohn C Nixon CDR md Mn. Bradlev' L. Olds -Mt and Mn. Robert E. OUver .Mt and Mn. Scott C. Olsen -Mt md Mn. Anthony R. Orlando * Maj and Mn. David L. Ruiz CDR md .Mn. Paul .M. Schuhlein Capt md -Mn.'WiUiam L. Snighr CDR and .Mn. Peter D. Stamps CDR md Mn-Thomas J.Tayiot J t CDR md Mn.James L.Vandiver CDR md .Mn. Kennedi C S a i s CDR md .Mn-Thomas S.WUd

Donor -Mt Christopher CAdams CDR md Mn- Donald P Alberto CDR and Mn.James D.Andenon .Mr. and .Mn. Andrew J. Andow * Capt md .Mn. Danid W Ballard CDR .Angela A BartosUc, USN'R md Mr. C Bartosik CDR md Mn. Joseph W Beadles HI Mt md Mn. Andrew J. BeUus CDR md Mn-Jeffiey T Bemaidi Capt Kevin J- Best USMC (Ret) Mn- Lyiine M. Bever md Mr-A Bever CDR md Mn. Steven B. Bishop Mn.JuKe C Blok md Mr. Scott D Blok Mt and Mn. Dan J. Boelsche

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CDR md Mn. Thomas F. Bourbeau CDR Denms M. Broob. USN CDR Gregorv R. Brown. USNR and Mn. Debra L. Brown CDR Mark J. BrowneU. USN md Mn. EUzabeth J. BrowneU Mr. md Mn. Michael E. Brymt CDR md Mn. Bradley I. BusweU LCDRTimodiy R CaUaghan, USNR CDR md Mn. GardJ. Clark Mr. Richard L. Clouse LCDR md Mn. Charies S. Coffins Mr. md Mn. Richard J. Coombs LT Stephen L. deVore II. USN CDR md Mn. Charies C. Denmm III CDR Robert B. Dishman. USN Mr. md Mn. Robert P. Donohue CDR md Mn. James P. Dougjas Mr. md Mn. Robert S. Dimcm * Maj md Mn.John M. Durm LT Jm M. Edmiston, USN CDR md Mn. John H. Edwaids LCDR and Mn. Kevin L. EUis CDR md Mrs. Michael J. Fitzpattick CDR md Mn. Norman G. FitzPatrick CDR md Mn. Enc W. Gaidnei MI. md Mn. Donald J. Germano CDR Lucmda A Giertz, USN md Mr. Andrew Giertz Dr. and Mn. Kevin R. Cue CDR md Mn. Frank L. GunsaUus III LtCol mdMn-JackQ. HaU Mr- md Mn. BUly T Hands, J t CDR md Mn. Mike A. Haumer CDRJohnAHefn-USN Mr. Mark R. Henderson LT md Mn. Gregory C Hess CDR SUnon S. HUUnan, USNR md LT Jennffer S. HUUnan, USNR Mr. Christopher J. Hodges CDR md Mn. Roben H. Hoffet Jt IstLt Christopher M. Holdstem, USMC Mr. Kevin C. Hoffis LCDR md Mn. Charies C HuU CAPT md Mn- Donald J. Huriey Mr. md Mn. David C Islmd CDR md Mn. Edward L.Jaeiuchen LCDR Robm H.James, USNR md MI. Jesse James CDR •WUUam C.Johnson. USN LT md .Mn.Thomas P.Jones LT md Mn.Alex J. Kiefer Mr. md Mn. Chester M. KoUey Mr. md Mn. Daniel J. La Fave LTGuidoJ.Lastra,USN Mr. md Mn.James M. Lennox CDR Jonas A. Litonjua, USNR Lt Col md Mn-Thomas R. Loeblein CDR md Mn. Geofiey A. Losee CDR md Mn.Thomas W Marona Mr. md Mn.Jerome T Marr Mr. md Mn. Gregory T MaxweU * LCDR KadJeen M. McCanan, USNR md Mr. Peter D.Weeb CDR md Mn. David C McDonneU CDR md Mn. Gordon C McKinney Mr. md Mn.James R.MiceU CDR md Mn. Michad S. Midgley CDR md Mn. David J. Morgm CDR md Mn. Edward J. MuUen CDR Robert A. Muxlow, USN

Mt Daniel T Newman LCDR md Mn. Michad S. Nies CDR md Mn. Francis G. Novak LT Todd D.Olson. USN CDR and Mn. Michael J. Ottmger MI. Gerard T Padich MI.Joseph M. Papetti Dt Thomas D. Parham III LCDR WUUmi T Park. USN Ml. and Mn. Kevin W Ratton COL and Mn. Maurice C Peidomo CDR md Mn. EmU T Petrundo CDR and Mn. Steven L. Pettit IstLt Curtis D Pteiffet USMC CDR md Mn. Michael D PhUUps Mr. md Mn.Thomas K. Plofchan.Jt Mr. and Mn. StevenJ. Ploof CDR md Mn. Ralph I. Portnoy CDR md Mn. David R. Price Mr. and Mn. Frank C Rioaor CDR md Mn. RobenW. Racoosm CDR md Mn. David J. Randle LtCol md Mn. Patrick L. Redmon Mr. Brim K. Reed Mr. and Mn. KariJ. Richcreek LCDR md Mn.WUUamV Ridmgs, St LCDR Mark D.Rose, USN Mr. Paul A. RosmUso * Maj md Mn. Mark D RubUio CDR Christopher A. Rym, USNR LCDR Christy L. Sahlet USNR CDR md Mn. Marie A. Schaefiler LCDR Thomas K. SchUl, USN LCDR md Mn. Charies L. Schon CDR md Mn.Thomas E Schwarz LT Deborah A. Shroyet USNR Mr. and Mn.JohnV Sims LCDR Joseph D Skufca, USN CDR Chariotte D. Smidi. USN md Mr. Gary D Snuth Maj Eric B. Smidi. USMC Mr. and Mn. StevenJ. Snuth CDR md Mn. RichanJV Snow LT md Mn. Robert R. Some CDR md Mn.Jack L. Stem LCDR Joseph S. Stewart, USN LCDR md Mn.WUUam D. Stone Mr. and Mn. Craig B.Taylor Maj David M.Taylot USMC md Mn.Jearme M.Taylor CDR -Andrew RTrotta, USN Mr. md Mn. Mario G.TruJUlo Mn. Susan Tyler and Mr. David Tyler Maj md Mn. Robert R. Undenvotxi CDR Steven S.Vahsen. USN LT and Mn. Andrew J. VmOtden LCDR JaUne R.Venable. USN LT and Mn. Franz K. Wagner LCDR John R. Walten. MC. USNR LCDR md Mn. Robert J. Walzer Mr. Roma T Wartla Capt md Mn.Troy EWatson CDR md Mn. Mark E.Weber Mr. and Mn. Edward A. Whitehouse * CDR Dariene R.WUczymski, USNR md Mr.JohnJ.WUczynsb HI Mr. Daruel H. WUUams * Mr. Paul G. WUUams CDR Steven CWUUams, USNR

1986 Total Class Giving - 862,062 Average Gift - $265 Participation - 24.31%

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. md Mn. Ricardo L. Fiesquez *

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} LCDR md Mn. Danid L. Beldy MI. md Mn. David K. Driftmier * Mr. Matthew J. Henry Mr. and Mn. Andrew J. Kirkpatrick Mr. md Mn. Michael W.Taylor

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. and Mn. Edward W Brown Mr. md Mn.Thomas E. Dempsey Mr. md Mn. Stephen T Fay * Mr. md Mn. RusseU H. Lamb Mr. James J. McNair Mr. and Mn.James J. Median Mr. Ivan C Pierce III Mr. md Mn. Matthew PUon Mr. md Mn. Daniel H.White *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr. AUan G. Altera CDR md Mn. Ruben D Baerga CAPT md Mn. Richard R Bodziak Mr. Christopher J. Corish Mr. Gerard P. Current CDR md Mn.Jefie\' D Davila Mr. and Mn. Michael T Diverde * Mr. and Mn. Patrick J. Hoffinan, St CDR md Mn. Morgm B.Jones LCDR md Mn. Kevin R. Mauch CDR James R. McNeal md Mn. P e ^ - M. McNeal LCDR md Mn. Mark R McVay Lt Col Glen A. MUes, USMC Mr. and Mn. Lance D. Ramsay Mr. and Mn.J. Eric Snuth Mr. and Mn. Eari Tony, J t

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mr. md Mn.Walter J. Balch * CDR md Mn. Mark S. Bardi * CDR md Mn. Alfied M. Broch * Mr. PeterJ. Buder Capt and Mn. Stephen J. Castro Mr. J. Cooper Crouse Mr.Ja\' B. Crouse HI md Mn. Robin S. Crouse CDR md Mn. Michad J. Dufiy Mr. D.Joseph Engjish Capt md Mn. David M. Engjish CDR md Mn. David L. Hosteder CDR md Mn. Blake D Huguenin CDR md Mn. Eric W. Johnson LT md Mn.Whimey S. Keith LT and Mn. Steven W Kim

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BMNI Capt Nmcy E. M. KinibreU, USMC CDR and Mn. Lawrence D Kough Mr. Kerry S. Krause CDR md Mn. Ulysses V. Maceda CDR md Mn. Andiony McKinney CDR Wiffiam R. Merz, USN CDR and Mn, Henry W Papa,Jt CDR Danid G. Pedro, USNR LCDR and Mn. Nick L. Retenon LCDR md Mrs. Christopher M. Reeger Mr. and Mn. Mark C. RoeckeU CDR John T Sonunet CEC, USN and LCDR Jensin W Somniet USN CDR md Mn.John J. Surina,Jt Mt and Mn.John R.Taylor Mt and Mn. L,uiy L.Vazquez LCDR Mich.id A. WUUams, USNR LCDR and Mn.Jmies M.Woods

Donor Mt and Mn. Michael S. Althouse LT and Mn. Michael D. Anedick LCDR and Mrs. Roger T.Andreas LT and Mn. Matthew C.Ashley LT Thomas D. Bachmaiui, USNR Mr. Dmid K. B.iggett Mt Daniel J. Baffister CDR and Mn. Dmion W Bateson LCDR and Mn. Mark H. Bayly CDR and Mn. Robert S. Bazm Mr. Bradley G. BeU Mt Jeffiey M. Beffistri Lt Col and Mn. Robert C Black Mn. Lisa C Brennan Mt and Mn. Paul E. Brochard CDR and Mrs. Brian B. Brovra LT Curtis A. Brown, USNR * LT and Mn.Tod D Burkert CDR Christine E. BusweU, USN Capt md Mn. Michael G. CadweU Mt and Mrs.WiUiam R. Calvert Mt David M. CmipbeU Maj and Mn. ChristopherW. Casteffi Mr. and Mn. Robert L. Ceres.Jt LT Carmine CiccoleUa,Jt, USN * CDR and Mrs. Darwin L. Clark Mr. and Mrs.James S. Coe CDR Agnes M. Coleman, USNR and Mt Michael Coleman Mt Sprague C. Cook CDR and Mrs. Stuart B. Craig CDR and Mrs. Gregory R. Cruz Mt and Mrs. Anthony J. Devino Mt and Mn. Derrick L. Dixon * CDR and Mrs.James S. DonneUy Maj and Mrs. WUUam G. Dragm Ms. Barb Dunn and Mt Rick Wiegmd Mt and Mrs. Edmund E Dunstan HI CDR and Mrs.J. Barry Dyson LtCol and Mrs. Douglas T. EdwanJs Mn. Kurt J. Enriquez Capt John R. Eustace, USMC LT and Mrs. Robert S. Ewing Mt and Mrs. Brett M. Feinstein CDR and Mrs. C Scott FrankUn MtJefieyA. Fritts CDR Connie L. FrizzeU, USN and LCDRThomas K Frizzell,Jt, CHC, USNR LT and Mrs. Thomas J. Furlong CDR James R Galambos, USNR Mt and Mrs. Paul A. Gardner

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LCDR John R. Censure, USN LT and Mrs. Robert E. GUmer CDR and Mrs. Richard M. Gomez LCDR and Mn. Patrick D R. Grandeffi CDR and Mn. Daniel 1. Gruta CDR Glen K.Hansen,USN MtKeUyJ. H.mson CAPT Matthew C HeUman, USNR CDR and Mn. ScottW Helnien CDR and Mn. Gei'ald L. Hodge Mt and Mn.Jeffiey L. Hornberger Maj and Mrs. Garret H. Hubbard LCDR Gardner H.Jacbon, USN Mt and Mn, George J,mvier IV LT Maurice E,JarreU, USN LCDR Bradley R.Johnson, USN Mt Louis J.Jonske.Jt Lt Col and Mrs. Dewey G.Jordan LT and Mrs. Joel S. Keels CDR Stephen D. Kibbey USNR CDR and Mn, Bernard S. Klosowski.Jt Mt md Mn. Daniel L. LaChance * CDR ScottA. Lingley USN LT and Mrs. Charies G. LaPorte Mt Andrew J. Lirette * CDR and Mrs. Bruce F Loveless Mt Mark S. Lundstrom Mt Michael E Lupton CDR and Mn. Peter S. Lynch CDR md Mrs.John R. Mansueri Mt and Mrs.Thoin.is A. Marbois LCDR and Mn. MiteheU K. Manotti, St Mtjohn K. Martineffi CDR and Mn. David M. McGee CDR and Mn.Thomas E McGovern CDR RhUip G. McLaughUn, USN CDR and Mn. D.Wright McLeod CDR and Mn. Steve J. McPhiUips Mt and Mrs. Robert C McSavaney LCDR and Mis. M.uk S. Mdtser LT Andrew E Mettoka, USN Mt and Mrs, Thomas D. Metzger Capt Raul W Meyet USMC and Mrs. EUsabedie M. Meyer CDR and Mrs.Thomas M. Miffinm LCDR and Mn. Brian K. Moore LT Pattick J. Morocco, USN and LT Mary M, Morocco, USN CDR and Mrs. Michael K. NapoUtano Mt and Mrs. Michael Niemiera Mt and Mrs. Stephen E. Ninis CDR and Mrs. Cornelius E O'Keefe CDR and Mn.Thomas J. O'Keefe CDR and Mn. Louis R Partida LT Monica R. Paulson, USNR and Mt K,-iri B. Paulson Mtjack D Pdkey CDR and Mrs. Bryan J. PeUegrin * CDR and Mrs. Lynn J. Petersen CDR and Mn.Wiffiam E. PhiUps CDR and Mn. David R. Pinipo Mt Michael R. Pletke LCDR and Mrs. Richard H. Price Mt and Mrs. George J. Procak II * Mt and Mrs. James J. Puzan Mt Brian R Quinlan LT Quintm R. RamU HI, USNR Mt and Mrs. Raymond P. Raus CDR and Mn. Daniel E Redmond LT Robert D. Round, USN a:)R and Mrs. Scott C. Rumph

LT Paul W.SaUt USN CDR Anthony J. A. Sannicolas, USNR LCDR NeU K. Sawyer USNR Mt and Mn. Nathaniel W Schley HI Mt Alan J. Schvveickhardt MtScottJ. Sepanski Lt Col and Mrs. Paul A. Shelton CDR and Mn. Gerald A. Sherman CDR and Mn.John B. Skilhiim Mt and Mn. Brian E. Skinunons LT Steve Skrabacz, USN Mt and Mrs, Theodore N. Smallow IstLt Keith G. Snuth, USMC Mt Mark A, Snuth LTSybU D.Smith,USN LT and Mrs.James S. Snider LT and Mrs. Craig A. Snyder LCDR and Mn. Erik D. Stechniann LTandMnToddA.Stefiy Mt and Mrs. Alan R. Stewart Mt Michael E Stratton LTJohn L. Swanson, USN Mt and Mrs. Mark A. SwatUng LtCol Raymond Toloineo, USMC Mt and Mn. RusseU G.Tysinger CDR and Mrs. Rodney M. Urbano Mt and Mrs. Steven M. Urbina Mt and Mrs. Merrick J. Van Dongen Mt and Mn. Peter H.Vloedmm Lt Col and Mrs.Joseph EWaffis Mt and Mn. DavidVWatts Mt and Mn.James G.Welch Mt and Mrs. Martin H.WeUer LCDR and Mn. Edward A. Wentz Mt and Mrs.Jeffiey RWhelan Mt and Mrs.John M.Wilbourn Mtjohn J. WUczynski HI and CDR D.iriene R. WUczynski, USNR Lt Col Robert WUliams, USMC LT James R.WUson, USN CDR and Mn.Jeffiey Winebrenner Mt and Mrs.Takashi R.Yammioto CDR and Mn. Peter D.Yarger

1987 Total Class Giving - $224,046 Average Gift - $800 Participation - 30.00%

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mt and Mrs. David M. Robinson, St

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mn. Cari C Liebert HI * Mt and Mn.Jeffiey S. Shirk

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mn. Scot W M.iUoy Mt Edward U. MiUer Mt and Mrs. Stephen S. Roth

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President's Circle ($2.500-$4,999) Mt Paul C. Aanonsen * Mt and Mrs. Michael R Gaffiiey Mt and Mrs. Jason D. Hardebeck Mt and Mrs. Pattick J. Huriey * CDR and Mrs.JamesV Matheson Mt and Mrs. Gregory D Shinnick Mt and Mrs.WiUimi O.Townsend

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt and Mrs. Mark S. Brown Mt and Mn. Stephen J. Day * CDR John C. Kennedy III, USNR MtThomas M. Schwab LTC and Mrs.Jmies L. Swanson * CDR md Mrs. Steven A. Swift

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mrs. MaijorieT Binder and Mt Douglas Binder CDR and Mn.Timothy A. Bonn Mt and Mn. Guy M. Braden LCDR and Mn.Theodore L. Brown LCDR and Mn.Thomas P. Browne Mt and Mrs. Raul A. Burkett Mt and Mn.James M. Byrne LtCol and Mn. Conrad CaldweU Lt Col and Mn.Jeffiey R ColweU Mn. Robin S. Crouse and Mt Jay B. Crouse III CDR Patrick N. Curtin HI, USN Mr. and Mn.Timothy M. Deane Mt and Mn.John C Dove,Jt * Ms. Diana L. Foster and Mt David Foster Ms. Adrienne M. Griffen and Mt Michael Griffen LT and Mn.James T Hagler Mn. Christine K. Hart md Mt Duncan A. Hart * CDR .md Mn. Kevin C. HUl LT and Mn.Jefirey R Kane Mt and Mn. C Kent Kirby * Mt and Mn. Charies D. Manh * Mt and Mn.Tad C Nordicott Lt Col and Mn. Curtis M. Rernuto * Mt and Mn. George J. Petenen Mt and Mn. Paul C RayhUl LT and Mn.TimodiyJ. Reimann Mtjohn J. Ribera Mt and Mn. Raul F Saldivat Jt * Lt Col ,ind Mn. Robert H. Shepherd Mt and Mn. Anthony J. Sindoni Mn. Patticia N. Stevick and Mt Robert K. Stevick LT Steven D. Sisney USN CDR and Mrs.John B. Slaughter Mt and Mn. DarylV.Wadcins LT David RWermian, USN CDR and Mn. Mark G.Winkler *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mt and Mrs.Thomas M. Bacigalupo Mt and Mn. Ross C Be.iton Mt Kirk R.Benson LCDR and Mn. Joaquin A. Bern,irdo * CDR and Mrs. Douglas A. Boernian

Capt md Mn.John A. Burke Mt md Mn. Andrew R CaUahan LCDR Alton H. Coleman HI, USN CDR AUen R.Cruz, USNR LCDR ,md Mn.Jeffiey M. Danidson Lt Col md Mn. Michael G. Danzer LCDR md Mn. Craig S. DeUono CDR md Mn. Jmies H. Dick Mt .md Mn. M.arc- R FUUe CDR md Mn.JohnV. FuUer Mr. Daniel N. Grau CDR md Mn.Thomas C Graves Mt md Mn. Mark D. Groothuis Mt Paul E. Gro.ss md LTJG Daria L. Lanipet USN CDR Dmid B. Hendricbon. USNR MI.Jmies E. Hibblet Jt * Mt mdMn. Danid C HUl Mt md Mn. Eiic H. Hoy * Mt md Mn. WUUam A. Humphreys Maj md Mn. Steven R. Ivory CDR md Mn. Rmdolph B.Johnson Mr. md Mn. Robert J. Kme Mr. Gary C KUklmd CDR md Mn. Robert D MacArthur Mr. md Mn. Richard G. MacMurchy Mr. Christopher N. Meffing Mr. md Mn.Thomas A. Mercet Jt Mr. md Mrs. Robert C Misch CDR md Cari D. Neidhold MI. md Mn. Daimy A. Nygaard CDR md Mn. Craig R. Oechsd CDR Susanne C OpeidHw; CEC USNR md LCDRMaikE0peninÂŤ4CECUSNRp.et) Mr. md Mn. Steven E. Otto CDR md Mn. Michad R Patten LCDR AmtaS. Petty, USN Capt md Mn. Louis E. Roore II Mr.Jeffiey P. Raybum md Mn. Ma^aret L. Raybum MI. md Mn.John M. Raymond * CDR md Mn.Juan C. Rodriguez Maj Danid K. SchUl, USMC Mr. Douglas M. Schutz Mr. md Mn.Joseph A. Simei CDR and Mn. Scott D Slater CDR md Mn.James E. SiUUvan Mr. md Mn. Steven M. Sylvester CDR Douglas J. Ten Hoopen, USN and Mn.Morgen RTen Hoopen CDR Christopher K.Thomassy USN CDR md Mn. Stephen M.Thompson CDR and Mn. Michael A.Tluchowski CDR md Mn. Dennis B.White Mt md Mn. Louis P. ZaccarcU

Donor Anonymous LtCol and Mn. Dale E. Andenon Mr. and Mrs.Theodore R.Andenon Mr, and Mn.WUliam D.Angdoni Mr. and Mrs. R. C Augenstein Mr. and Mn.John M. Baldwin IV CDR and Mn. Damd T. Bates CDR John T Bays, USN Mt and Mrs.James H. Beggs Mr. md Mn. David R, Berman LCDR and Mn.John A. Berner CDR and Mrs. Scon C Bibeau * MtEnochJ.BIazis LT and Mn.Todd W BoUnger LTJohn M.Bramble, USN

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Mt Craig R. Branchfidd LT Michael W. Brandenburg, USN LtCol K.iri D. Brandt. USMC CDR ,ind Mn.Thomas R Bra.sek LT .and Mn. Michad E. Browne Mt and Mn. D.ivid M. Buckley CDR and Mrs. Andrew D. Buckon Mt and Mn. Briin N. Burgos LT .md Mn. Robert N. Burns,Jt Mt and Mn. NichoLis CampbeU II CDR and Mn. Michael T CmtweU LCDR md Mn. Sean C CarroU LT md Mn. Charies E. C\sson,Jt CDR and Mn.Arthur E. CimUuca,Jt CDR and Mn. RusseU H. Clarke CDR .ind Mn.Timothy J. Corrigm LCDR md Mn. Jason W Cronin Mt <md Mn. Michad J. D'Ambra Mt and Mn.Jmies R Derrane Mt md Mn. Rich<ard R. Dikein.m CDR md Mn. Nicholas J. Diorio Mr. Robert B. Donohue Mr. md Mn. Lazaurnel C. Dugger CDR md Mrs.James J. Duke,Jt Mr. md Mn. Kenneth E Dunn.Jt Mn, Mary B. Dunne md Mr. Reed Dunne LCDR md Mn. Christopher Edward Dunphy Mr. md Mrs. Robert A. Effis CDR and Mrs.Joseph S. Evenole LCDR and Mn. Richard E. Ewing CDR and Mrs.John R Feeneyjt LCDR md Mrs.Anthony E Fernmdes CDR and Mn.John H. Fickle,Jt CDR and Mn.James J. Fisher Mr. md Mn.Timothy A. Horian CDR and Mn. Daniel R Forster LtCol and Mn.James P. Gfrerer CDR and Mrs. Stephen M. GUlespie Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Girardi Mr. md Mrs. Andrew L. Gordon Mr. and Mrs.John W Gordon * CDR and Mrs. LouisJ. Gregus,Jt CDR md Mn. Paul R Hagerty CDR and Mn.WUUam R Hamblet,Jt CDR and Mn. Pattick J. HamUton * CDR and Mn. Douglas J. Hanson Mr. and Mn.John J. Hardig LT Thomas R Hearn, USNR Mr. and Mn. Michael S. Herron CDR and Mn. Robert A. Hickey LCDR and Mn. Geoffiey A. Hoffer Mr. Matthew B. Horan CDR PaulT Horan, USN LT and Mrs. Patrick J. Hoseyjt Mr. Robert M. Hoskins,Jt CDR and Mn. Wesley S. Huey Mt and Mrs. Herbert Hurier CDR and Mrs. Guy D.Jacbon LT and Mrs. Mark Rjoslm CDRDavidA.Juhan,USN CDR Mary C KeUy USN and Mr. Joe McHaney CDR Patricia C KUlinger, CEC, USN and Mr. Scon K. KUUnger LT Matthews. Kirk, USN CDR and Mrs. David R. Kless Dt Bernard E. Koehr Mr. and Mn. Eric A. Lafiutze^er CDR and Mn. Roy R. Ledesma CDR and Mrs. George A. Lipscomb CDR and Mrs. Shawn W. Lobree Mr. and Mrs.John H. Loesch

CDR and Mn.Jeffiey R. Lukish LT and Mrs. David J. M.ijor Mt and Mrs. Arttiro Z. Martinez MtThomas A. Marzec Mtjohn 1> McGinley Mt ,iiid Mn. Richard S. McGrath Mr. Daniel G. McMillan Mrs. Karen E. Median Mt and Mrs.JohnV. Metzger Mt and Mrs. Stephen R. Meyer M.TJ Matthew J. Miggins, USMC LtCol and Mrs, David B. MiUigan Capt and Mn.John C MUliman CDR and Mrs. Stephen A. Milone Lt Col Greggory B. MoiUc, USMC Mt and Mrs. Curtis A. Morgan CDR Christopher J. Newcomb, USNR LT and Mn. Robert N. Olsen LT and Mrs. Racy R Osttoff LT and Mrs. Ivan R. Pagan Mt James D Peters Mt and Mrs. Ernest J. Pido, St Capt and Mn. Stephen M. Pitrof CDR Ronald E. Prass.Jt, USNR CDR and Mrs. Jason A. Pugh Mt and Mn. Lon D Rademachet Jt Dt and Mrs.Timothy H. Rayner LCDR WUUam ReiUyJt.USN Mt and Mrs. Stephen Riggs LtCol and Mrs. Rob B. Roberson CDR JoyceUn Robinson, SC, USN md Mr. Ronald Robinson Maj and Mrs. Michael J. Rovenstine LTJG Dean A. Sadanaga, USN CDR Erica L. Sahlet CEC, USN Mt and Mrs, Danford E. Sammons HI CDR and Mrs. David L. Schiffinan CDR and Mn. Charies L. SchUUng CDR and Mn. Dm S. Schindler CDR and Mn. Edward R. Schofidd CDR and Mrs.James A. Schreiber LT David A. Seawright, USN CDR and Mn. Scott C. Seeberger Mt Joseph J. Seibert Mrs. MoUy A. Shea md Mt Stephen R. Shea LCDR and Mrs.John E Sledgianowsb CDR and Mrs. Derrick M. Smith Lt Col and Mrs. RusseU E. Smith Mt and Mrs. Damd B. Snyder Lt Col Darnel J. Snydet USMC LTJG Michael C. Storkey, USN CDR and Mrs. Renaud E. Stauber ^ Mt and Mrs. Gregory E. Stefanon CDR and Mn. Glenn W Stevens LCDR Joan R. Sttayet USN and Mt Richard W. Strayet USN Mt and Mrs.John M. StringfeUow Mt and Mrs.Jimmie C.Tadlock.Jt Mt and Mrs.Thomas A.Taliaferro Mrs.Jeanne M.Taylor and Maj David M.Taylot USMC Capt and Mrs. Grover D.Tdlez Mt and Mrs.Timothy J.Thomure Mt Patrick W.Tierney Mt and Mrs.Anthony M.ToUe CDR Ben E.Torreon, USNR Mt and Mrs. Roland M.Towers CDR and Mn.Arthur ETrahan.Jt LTJG Thomas EVan Atta, USN CDR and Mrs. Kent R.Van Horn Mt and Mrs.Joseph E.VideU Maj and Mrs. Andrew J. VuiUemot

CDR and Mn. Patrick J. Wade LT and Mn. Michael D.Wanebo Mt and Mrs. Don;Ud J.Ward Mr. Robert J, Wehinan and Dt Karen Wehnian Maj Kevin EWhite, USAFR and Mn,Rose M, White CDR and Mrs.James E.WiUcocbon Ms. Susan L.WiUiams and Mt Barry Hochberg Mt and Mrs. Douglas C.WUson LT and Mrs. Eari K.Wilson CDR John C.WUson, USNR Mtjohn WWirnes Mt and Mrs. I^chard M.Witten * Mt and Mrs.Timothy J. Wolf CDR and Mn. Scott M.Wolfe LtCol and Mrs. Ronald E A.Woodaman Mt and Mrs. Siegfried R.WuUf LCDR and Mn. Carios J. Zengotita

1988 Total Class Giving - $43,134 Average Gift - $227 Participation -19.98%

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mrs. Stephen C HasseU * LT W Michad Wemsteui, USNR (Ret.)

Presidenfs Cirde ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mn. Michael J. Vdaik Mt Dean E Valentine and Mn. Susan O. Valentine

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) 1ST and Mrs. Rodney S. Coleman LCDR and Mn.John O Donelan,Jt Mr. Lawrence E. Gloss and LCDR JuUane J. GaUina, USN LT Gregory D Hitthan, USNR Lt Col and Mn. Paul L. MuUer LCDR and Mn. Donald H. Packard HI * Mt and Mrs. Rob L. Robinson *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mn.John K. BaUey LCDR and Mn. Eric K. Busko LCDR and Mrs. Paul H. Chrisman Mt and Mrs.Thomas J. Gaffiiey CDR and Mrs. Domemck MiciUo.Jt CDR and Mn. Scott R. Shure Capt and Mrs. Henry V Stoever Mt and Mrs.James ETraa

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) MtDavidJ.Albritton Mt and Mrs. Stephen T. Alexander Mt and Mrs. Damd T. Altomare LTandMrs.PhUlipG.Bunce CDR Charies L. Cash, USNR

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BMNI Mt and Mn. Paul A. Dolan Mr. and Mn.John R. Fddkamp.Jt CDR Ephiaim S. Ganett IV USN LCDR md Mn. Scott E Grmger CDR and Mn. Christopher L. Harkins Mr. Todd E. Hiett CDR and Mn.James E. Horten LCDR Robert CJacbon, USNR LCDR James L.Johnson, USN Mr. md Mn. Eari F Jones III Mt Scott L. Kisch Maj and Mn. Kevin Kitts Mt Gregory J. Kolcum Maj and Mn. Craig M. MUler CDR md Mn. Scott D Monissey LT Christian J. Noixffie, USN Mt md Mn. Michael J. QuUty LTMichadJ. Rose, USN LCDR md Mn. Michael D Samudson Mt md Mn.Jmies C Sarfert Mr. and Mn.James S. Schwab LCDR and Mn. Gregory L. Simmons LT md Mn. RusseU E. Sloop LT Dominique E. Soave, USN Mr. md Mn. Brim E. Street Mr. Dermis W Suffivan LT md Mn. David R.Valadez III Mr. md Mn. Brian M.Vm Normm * LCDR Edwm G.Veazey USNR Mr. Christopher D.Warren CDR Andrew E Wickard, USN md Mn. Sara Salas Wickard Lt Col md Mn.Anthone R.Wright CDR md Mn.John D Zimmermm

Donor LT md Mn. Ronald D.AUen,Jt * CDR and Mn. Alan Androski LT Lisa R. Arato, USN md Mr. Henry Arato CRT James PArgueUes,USAR LCDR Kristin A. Bakkegard, USNR Capt md Mn. Brim E. BeU Mr. md Mn. Robert J. BeUo LCDR md Mn.Todd R. Bibza Mr. md Mn. Michael K. Binnix Mr. and Mn. Bradley A. Bookwalter CDR and Mn.Joseph R. Brennetjt CDR and Mn. Eugene A. Butcher CDR James M. Budet USNR CDR and Mn. Andrew L. Caldera LCDR md Mn. Kenneth W. Caraveo Mn.Tauria B. CatUn md MI. Daniel D CatUn Lt Col Steven E. Cednin, USMC LT and Mn. Rene L. Cerda CDR and Mn. Michael E Chesire LTJG Donunick A. CipoUa, USN CAPT and Mrs. Roger C. O. Clark Mt David G. Cleary Mt and Mn. Stephen C Coker * CDR Hank A. Colbum, USNR LCDR and Mn. Craig A. Colby CDR and Mrs. Christopher M. Cook Mt and Mn.WUUam G. Cook CDR Stephen J. CoughUn, USN LTJohn S.Co.x, USNR Mt and Mn.Arthur G. Crowe Mrs. Michele A. Daley-Ryan and Mt Matthew E Ryan LT and Mn. Harry C Demiris.Jt Lt Col and Mrs. Ralph A. Dengler Mr. and Mrs.John M. Devine

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Mt and Mn. David M. DonneUy Mr. Shaun H. DonneUy CDR and Mn. Sean T Eppenon Capt md Mn. Scott H. Evans CDR md Mn. Brian G. Falke • Ms. Kristin O Femandes CDR Matthew J. Feniet USNR ' Capt md Mn. Stephen A. Ferro LtCol md Mn. Dmion E. Fields Mr. David E. Finley Mr. and Mn. Penn D Frey LT Scot A. Fuhrnim, USN CDR and Mn. Daniel L. Garcia Mt Sttiart S. Gaudet CDR and Mn. Glenn R. Gay Mt and Mn. David M. Gebhaidt Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Giedraitis CDR and Mn. Frederick J. Gosebrink HI LCDR and Mn. Robert R. Grasse LT Cari D.Graves,USN Mt md Mn. Mark G. Hakun LCDR James E. Harlm. USN Mr. md Mn. Cordel W Hanis Lt Col Dawn L. Harrison. USMC md Mt Tommy Hamson.Jt Mn. Anne E. HeUier and MtWUUmi H. HeUier LCDR md Mn. Danid J. Hi^uis Mr. and Mn.TUnothy E. Hoke Mn. Charisse M. Hope and Mr. John Hope LCDR Jonadim R. Hupp, USN Mr. md Mn. Bruce A. Jobe * CDR and Mn.Andrew S.Johnson LT and Mn. Leland B.Johnson CDR md Mn. Kdth R. Kans Dt md Mn.Jeffery A. Kendrick CDR md Mn. Christopher X. Kennedy Maj and Mn. Michael J. Kraft Mr. Damel L. Kramer Maj md Mn. Mark A. Lamczyk Dt md Mn.WUUamT. Lennard Mt md Mn. Mark A. Levett LCDR and Mn. Mark R Lotze CDR David C Lyle, USNR CDR md Mn.WUUmi G. Mager Lt Col md Mn.Joseph R. MaguUe LT Enrique E Marchese, SC, USN Mt and Mn. Michael J. MarchUdon Mt and Mn. Hank N. Marxen HI Lt Col and Mn. David W MaxweU Mr. and Mn. Frank E. Mays CDR md Mn.Anthony J. Mazzeo Lt Col and Mn.James E McGrath Mt and Mn. Matthew McKiernm,Jt Dt and Mn. MichadV McMahon LCDR and Mn. Liam R Menick CDR and Mn.AUen O MiteheU LCDR and Mn. Michael J. Munoz.Jt Maj Yoshiyub C Muraki, USMCR LCDR Rudi Ami Neugebauet USNR md Mt Christopher N. Neugebauer CDR Michad S. Newman, USNR LCDR Kunberiey E Nikodym, USNR and Mt David WNikodym CDR Paul A. Rensabene, USN Mt and Mn. Gary C. Peters Mt and Mn. Cari W Retenon,Jt MtThomas E Pietbewicz * CDR and Mn. Steven R. Rasmussen Mt md Mn. Brian A. Rathjen CDR and Mn. Mark J. Retzloff

LT and Mn.John H. Renter LTJG David J. Rogen, USN MI, md Mn.James M. Ros.si LT md Mn. Fredenck A. Schlueter CDR md Mn.WUUam B. Semim.Jt LT md Mn. David U. Simon CDR .md Mn. Raul G. Sunpson LT Darryl L. Snudi LtCol md Mn. Christopher B. Snyder LT Michad B. Steinbach, USN Mt md Mn. Grant B. Stephenson Mt David P Studet Jt Mt and Mn. Wesley I. Summen CDR Jon E. Swansen, USNR and Mn. Jennifer A. Swansen LT James LThien, USN CDR and Mn.Jeremy S.Thompson LT MatthewT.Treastet USNR Capt md Mn.Todd C.Vaupd CDR and Mn. Andrew DWannamaker LtCol and Mn. Scott W.Wassd MI. md Mn. Andrew T.Waten Mt md Mn. MalcoUn S.Wheadey Mr. Robert L. White Mr. md Mn.Thomas E.White Mr. and Mn. Kirk A. WUUmis CDR Shannon L.Workmm, USNR md Mtjohn K.Workmm CDR md Mn. ErUc C.Wright CDR md Mn. Michael M.Ymcey Mr. MarkT. Zerbe

1989 Total Class Giving - $90,663 Average Gift - $425 Participation - 22.44%

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) LCDR Barbara S. Condon, USN md Mr.Vernon C Gordon Mt md Mn. Lmce J.Wood

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Paul and Andrea Dabbar Mr. and Mn. Andrew J. D'Ambrosio * LT and Mn.Thomas R F,irina * Maj md Mn. Keith E. Hicb * Mt Jmies B. Schroder Mn. Susan O.Valentine and Mt Dean EValentine

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt Robert C Bigler CDR and Mn. ChristopherW. Brunett LT Barney J. Carter IV USN * Mt and Mn. Michael J. Elton LT and Mn.Jeffiey T Engel Dt and Mn. Dale E. Fajardo * Mt and Mn.Thomas E. Fletcher * CDR Richard A. Frey USN LCDR Carol J. HoUand, CEC, USN .md Mt Jesse Hoffimd LCDR and Mn. H. E.Jones HI * CDR John C McClure, USN Mr, and Mn,Joel S. McFadden *

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Mr. Frank J. Menarchick.Jt Mr. md Mn.John R Olsen Mn. Bonny C. M. Podiak md Mt Richard N. Podiak Maj Charies A. Rust USMC lstLtJonM.Sablm,USMC CDR Kevm G. Shanley USN CDR RmdaU L. Smidi, USNR Mr. md Mn. Christopher J. Urmyi LCDR PeterJ. Zmieska, USN

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LCDR and Mn. Richard A. Beutter CDR and Mn.WUUe D BUUngslea Mt ChristopherW. Carlson Mt and Mn. David L. Cox,Jt LT md Mn.AndrewJ. Darcy CDR Dwight D. Dick, USN * Maj and Mn. Christopher L. R. Fadieree LCDR md Mn. Ki M. Hwang * Mr. and Mn. Kevin Johnson Maj md Mn.John D. McDowaU Mr. md Mn. Gregory B. Meyer * Mr. Stephen A. Obsimik LCDRThomas C Popp, USN md LT Rudi EPopp, USN Mr, md Mn. Gregory D. Rotteiger Mr. and Mn. Christopher D QuUty CDR md Mn. David A. Roberts Mr. Matthew C. Smdoval Maj md Mn. Casey CTraven CDR Mark R.Vmdroff USN CDR md Mn. Robert Webbetjt

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mr. md Mn. Bradley S.Ainistrong Mr. md Mn. Robert T. Bennett Jt CDR md Mn. Michael J. Breslauer CDR md Mn. Dm W. Bnme Mt Christopher C. Campbell CDR and Mn. Clinton A. CarroU Capt md Mn. RmdaU D Casement CDR and Mn.James R. Clautice Mr. and Mn. Paul W. Cook Mr. and Mn. RaiU M. Dduca III Mt md Mn. Stephen M. Dininger CDR md Mn.John R Eckardt CDR md Mn. WUIiam C FUm Mt md Mn.Timothy R. GoerUig CDR and Mn. Benjmun B. Goodwin Mt and Mn. Ingar A. Grev CDRTerrence E. Hmunond.USN Mt and Mn. Steven M. Hilgendorf LCDR Andiony C Horton, USN * Mt .md Mn.John L.Johnston III Mtjohn E. K.ainer Ms. K.iten B. Kme LTEnuly H.Lai,USN and Mt Joseph E LePage LT and Mn. Michael S. LitUiier CDR and Mn. Mich.id W Leupold Mt and Mn. Dan E. Lewis Mt and Mn.John C. Lowrie Mt FeUpe A. Luna,Jt LCDR StephenV M,irteU, USNR CDR Edwanl R, Martinez, USN LT Thomas M. Matins HI, USN CDR and Mn.Timodiy S. McEffigatt Mt and Mn. ChariesW MUls

Ms.JuUe K. ModUn md Mr. John R.Webb LCDR md Mn. Brim T Mont^mery LT md Mn. Stephen M. NeweU CDR David E. Nosal. USN CDR md Mis.Vuicent A. Pagano LCDR md Mn. Bret N. Pasiuk Capt md Mn. Thomas R. Pecbjt CDR md Mn. Harrv J. Peltajt Mr. md Mn.TUnothy B. Phiffips LT md Mn. Christim H. Post CDR md Mn. Paul .M. Radomskd LCDR md Mn.John D RUston Mrs- Margaret L- Raybum md Mr.Jeffiey R Raybum MI. md Mn. PeterJ. Rieg LCDR md Mn.Tmiothy E. Smdeno Mr. md Mn. RobenW. Scauder Lt Col md Mn. RMpr P Suro LT md Mrs-Tom A. Sv^oboda Mr. and Mrs. Edwaid EToppi * LCDR md Mn. Garv- N. Undenvxxxl LCDR Lawrence S.Vmcent USN LT md Mn.James CWalton .Mr.James B.Webster

Donor .Anonvmous Mr. Scott G.Abel Mr. Kurt W. Armbnist Mr. and Mn. Mark .A .Autry * CDR md MIS. Christopher K. Barnes Ml. md Mn. Scon K. Baroun * Ml- md MIS. Armando E- Baiastini LT Deborah LBaus.USN and .Mt Darin Baus CDR md Mn. WUUam J- Becker LT and .Mn. James A BeU LCDR md Mn.John K. Blalock * -Mt and Mis-Anthony W Bcgaid LCDR md -Mn.Jeffiey R. Bradbury Ml- Hany E- M- Brandicourt md Mn. Adrienne M. Brandicourt * Mr. Stephen R Braun Mr. and Mrs. Kdth W. Brzozow3ky LCDR md .Mn- Eric .M. Buenviaje Mtjohn T Buthod CDR Cadierine L. Buder. SC. USN CDR George S. Capen, USN md .Mn. Laurie M. Capen Mt and Mn. Christophei M- Cashman Mt Danid D Cadin and Mis-Tauria B. CatUn Lt Col md Mn.John C- Church,Jt LtCol David L. Qoe. USAF md CDR Mary Frances Cloe, USN Mt md Mn. Stephen C. Cook Maj Albert E Corchuelo, USMC Ms. Katherine R. CovieUo LCDR md Mn.Jay G. Crabtree LTRa6dACuri3elo,USN LT md Mn. Evan D. Dash Mr-JohnEDeU MI-Paul G-Diehl Ml. md Mn. Roben S. Duguay LT Geofiey T EUswonh, USN Mt md Mn. Paul A. Ghyzel Ml- md Mn.John G. Gibson LCDR Cadierine E. GUhes, USN md Mt Brace GUUes CDR md Mn. Bany J. Gitdeman Ml- md Mn. Michael J. Glenister Mr. Gerald G. Gmerek Maj Teny L. Goodrich, USAF md Mn. Kristin A Goodrich

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Lt Col StevenJ. Grass, USMC LtCol Charies S. Gray USMC LTEdwarclJ. Gray USN md LCDR Shaimna H. Corcoran, USN Mr. md Mn. Dave Greenheck LCDR md Mn. Wesley R. Gumn LCDR md Mn. Matthew Hermstedt * CDR and Mn. Paoick D Hemng CDR EUzabedi M. Hofiiieistet LJSN Dr. md Mn.Joseph M. Howard CDR md Mn.Jmies E. Howe.Jt CDR md Mn. Gregory C Hufinan LCDR Kennedi R.Johansen. USNR LCDR Stephen W.Johanson. USNR LT md Mn. Sem RJohnson LtCol md Mn. Ronald EJones LCDR md Mn.Joseph G. Hem Mr.GaryWKom LCDR kann A. KuUnsb. USN md Mr. Steve Kulinsb LCDR md Mn. Aaron S. Kushner Mr. and Mn. Gontran M. Lamberty LT Peter K.LeHardy USN LTEmUy H.Lai,USN md Mr. Joseph E LePage Mr. and Mn. Phffipp Lindogan Ms. Maria S. Long md Mr. Luis A. Long CDR Fredrick R. Luchtman. USN Mr. and Mn. Ralph L. McDonald,Jt Capt JuUa A- Meade, USMC LCDR and Mn. Michael D. Metzger LT md Mn. Eric J. MicheU LT and Mn. Gleim R. MiUer Mr. md Mn. Mark Minotri Mr. and Mn.James D. Myen LCDR Cari E. Newman, USN CDR md Mn.Thad E. Nisben LCDR md Mn. PeterJ. O'Connor Mr. and Mn. Sean P. O'DonneU Mr. md Mn. Stephen D. Palmer LCDR Pattick J. Paterson. USN Mn. Duska L. Pearson md Mr. Scott Pearson Mr. and Mn. Mark S. Peikinson CDR md Mn. Dougjas G. Peny LT md Mn. Scon D Porter CDR md Mn. Mark S. RawUns LT md Mn. Gevan D. Reeves Mr. Timothy S- Rennick Mr- md Mn. Michael J. Reyes CDR WalteiW Robohn, USN CDR Monica K. Ropiak, USN md Mr. Michael J. Ropiak CDR Matthew S. Scribnet USN LtCol Susm B. Seaman. USMC Mr. md Mn.Thomas C. Smidi LT md Mn.John H. St Clair Ms. Donna M. Stephenson md Mr. Gordon Johnson CDR md Mn. Matthew E. Suess CDR md Mn.John A.Tekveric Maj D o u ^ B.Thir>'. USMC (Ret) CDR md Mn.WUUam M.Triplen Mr. md Mn. Matthew Ungerieider LT Danid AVenet USN LT Raymundo J.VUlar. USN (Ret) LT md Mn. Kevin P.Voss CDR md Mn. Gregory S.Wagner LCDR CoUn S.Walsh, USN CDR md Mn. Craig J.Washmgton Mr. Robert D.Wetzel * CDR md Mn. Craig L.WUson Mr. John G.Woff

1990 Total Class Giving - $167,536 Average Gift - $952 Participation -19.93%

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mr. md Mn.John E Crowley

President's Cirde Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. md Mn. Henry L. Guy Jt *

Presidenfs Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mr. md Mn. Peter A. Lmdauer

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LT David M. Laudadio. USN md LTTracyL.Laudadio,USN Mr. and Mn.John S. Lunger Mr. Michael J. Martinez LCDR md Mn.WUUam E. RmdaU Mr. and Mn. Michael A. Riffice Mr. md Mn. David G.WassoitJt

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR md Mn. Michad K. Bice Mr. md Mn.John F Bums Mr. MartUi W Culbreth Ms. Kathryn E. DaUey Mr. md Mn.JamesW. Forrester Mr. md Mn. Robert A. GUlette CDRJohnC. Kurtz, USN Lt Col md Mn. Robert M. Liebe Mt Michael R. Persche LCDR and Mn. Christopher L. Pierce Mr- Kyle E.White md LCDR KeUy White, USNR

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT md Mn. Stephen J. Amiaga CDR and Mn. Eric J. Anderson LCDR Robert M. Beet USNR Mn. Christy H. Bretz md LTJG David A. Bretz, USN Mr.Todd E. Carlson Mr. Raul S. Cottet Jt CDR Jeffiey J. Czerewko, USN md Mn. Diarma M. Czerewko Maj md Mn. KeUy G. Dobson LCDR md Mn.John Dorm Mr. md Mn. David H. Dorton III CDR md Mn. Robert T. Ganetson Mr. md Mn. Richard J. Gurdak Mr. Harris B. Halvenon II LT md Mn. Kenn M. Knittel LT Pamela L. Krahl, USNR md LCDR Michad B.Tannet USNR Mr. md Mn. PaiU S. Knish CDR EUeen L. Laubachet USN md Mr. Christopher A. Laubacher

Mr. md Mn.AndrewJ. Leut^ Mt Wiffiam G. Mclnemey MtWUUam B. MuU md Mn. Angela M. MuU Mt Scott M. Murray and Mn. Sharmon L. Murray * LT Ernest R. Musseman,Jt, USN Mt md Mn.Jeffiey J. Naglestad LCDR md Mn. Michad D. Nash CDR md Mn. George K. SUnonian Lt Col Robert B. Sofge,Jt, USMC md Mn. Adrianne C Sofge LCDR md Mn. David J. Stamm LT md Mn. Richard J. WeUs * LCDR md Mn.James B.White, ffl

Donor MtWarren R.Abd,Jt LT md Mn, Michael D Alesi ILT md Mn. Kent H. Andenon CDR Michad E. Araojo, USNR CDR md Mn. Gregory CArchbold LCDR md Mn. RmdaU C. Banb CDR md Mn. CarroU W Bannister CDR md Mn. Kennedi D. Bates CDR md Mn. BroderickV Berkhout Mr. and Mn.WUUam B. Bogan Mr. md Mn. David E. Bogner Mtjohn J. Brady Mr. Jay A. Butka Maj John R. Calvert, Jt, USMC Mr. md Mn. Robert A. Cameron CDR Heriiert E. Carmen, USN md Dr. Deborah A. Bradbard Mr. md Mn.James A. CarroU LCDR Jason M. Carter USN Maj and Mn. Brian W Cavanaugh CDR Jose Cenmites, USN md LCDR Kristin C Cervantes, USN Mr. and Mn. Michael L. Christ Mr. md Mn. KentT. ChurchiU CDR md Mn.WUl A. Clarke CDR Mary Frmcis Cloe, USN md LtCol David L Cloe, USAF Mr. and Mn. David G. Colegrove * Mr. md Mn. Dume D Cordrey * LT and Mn. Derek M. Cribley Mr. and Mn. Christopher J. CuJver Capt md Mn.Joseph Czopek Mr. and Mn. Donald A. D'Andrea, J t LT Ernesto M. De La Rivaherrera, USN CDR and Mn.John S. Downey Mr.JohnJ. DnscoU.Jt * Mr. Kurt W Egjseder Mr.Tunothy J. Feldhausen MajBnmS.FUletILANG Mr. and Mn.Jeffery P. Foltz LCDR George E Franz, USN Mr. Wesley A. Freemm md Mn. LUUan L. Freeman LCDR md Mn.Thomas R. GeseU Maj and Mn. Gregory G. GUlette Mr. md Mn. Mark S. Godfrey Mr. and Mn. Daniel L. GortUUo CDR Brim S. Gray USNR LCDR md Mn.WUUam J. Guarini.Jt LT Sam Guertm. USN CDR and Mn. Richand J. HaberUn,Jt CDR md Mn. Richard S. Hager Mr. Merie K. Hagmann Mr. Gerald B. Haran.Jr md Ms. Christine M. D'Amico

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SMNI Mr. md Mn.Joseph G. HerUhy LCDR Kennedi E. Hobmann, USN LTmdMn.MarkA.Hoff CDR and Mn. Craig A. Holtslmder Maj Carter L. Honesty, USMC LCDR md Mn. Glenn M. Hopson LCDR Gregory D. Houldson, USNI\ * CDR md Mn. Brim D. Huey LCDR md Mn. Robert EJardeleza LT and Mn.Timothy J. KeUer Maj md Mn.Joseph S. Kiefer LTMichadJ.KirchetUSN LT Stephen Koch, USN CDR and Mn.Timothy G. Leonard LTSmiudLond.Jt.USN LCDR md Mn. David E. Lowe CDR md Mn. StevenJ. MarUieUo Mt and Mn. Lawrence D Martin CDR md Mn. Michael A. McCarmey CDR and Mn.Troy M. McCleUmd Maj Joseph M. McDonald, USMCR .md LT Paige L. McDonald, USNR CDR and Mn.John R McGradi Mr. and Mn. Sean P. McHugh LT Alexmder J. Meissel, USN Mn.Tmya MihaUov md Mr. Wayne MihaUov LCDR Joseph C. Murphy USN CDR md Mn.John B. Mustin CDR James A. Nelson. USN md Capt EUzabedi A. Okoreeh-Baah, USMC Mr. md Mn.Jmies M. Nevvsome CDR and Mn. Richand R Newton LT Kenneth A. Niederbeiget USN Mr. and Mn.Timothy J. Peifley Mr. md Mn. Darin E. Perrine * Maj md Mn. Michael D Pia CDR md Mn. Michad A. PoUdoro LCDR Sara T PoweU, USN md Mr.John H. PoweU Mr. and Mn.John M. Prendergast CDR and Mn. Eric K. Prune LT mdMn. Mark E.PrybeU Capt Gordon K. Ray USMC CDR and Mn. Baron V Remhold LTMarkA.Rinaudo,USN Mt md Mn. Luke S. Ritter Mr. Sem P. Robmson * LCDR md Mn. Elvin A. Rodriguez Mr. md Mn. David M. Smden Mr. Conrad E. SanviUe LCDR and Mn. Phffip M. Scheipe Mr. Arthur A. Scott, Jt * LCDR Theodore J. Scypinsb,Jt, USNR LCDR md Mn. Gerard K. Shardey LCDR CoUeen M. Shook,JAGC, USN md Mt Kenneth R. Shook LCDR and Mn.Tunodiy W. Spitser Mr. Douglas A. Sraunton LCDR and Mn. Kevin L. Steck Mr. and Mn.James D. Stowe Mt Ralph E. Smart Mrs. Jennifer A. Swmson md CDR Jon E. Swanson, USNR Ms. Jamie A.Tmg Mt and Mn. Bryan L.Tauzer LT Danid R.Tejada, USN CDR and Mn, Kent E Thompson LCDR Bradley TidweU, USN LT and Mn. Dennis R.Thomas LCDR Diego P Torres, USNR CDR and Mn, Claro WViUareal

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LCDR md Mn. Patrick J. WaUcer Mr. md Mn. Mark E.Watbns Mr. md Mn. Glenn R. Wemsteui LCDR Cadierine M.Weiss, SC, USN md Mr. Dave Weiss LCDR Dem E.Wence, USN LCDR KeUy White, USNR md Mr,KyleE.'White LT and Mn.WUUam S.White CDR Stacey S. Whitehead, USN Mt Steven D.WUUmis * Mr. md Mn. Mark Winick Mt and Mn. Monte P. Woodfin Mt Enunett R.Wootton HI Maj Tom A.Yomig, USMC md LCDR Donna M,Youiig, USN

1991 Total Class Giving - $77,430 Average Gift - $347 Participation - 26.89%

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. md Mn. Bradley S. Carlson Mr. md Mn.James M. Russo

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mr md Mn. David C Berghult Mr. md Mn. Rodney S. Colemm Maj Jeffiey E. Falcone, USMC LCDR Sara L. Saltzsteui, USN

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt Andrew L. Causey LCDR Rodney A. Flores, USN * LCDR and Mn, Corey B. FrankUn LCDR MicheUe R. HUUneyet USN md Mr. Patrick A. FliUmeyer Mr. md Mn. Gregory M. Hladcy CDR md Mn. Mark N. Hurvitz Mt md Mn. Chad A. Hyde * Mn. Deborah S. Krongard md Mt Alex Krongard LT Tracy L. Laudadio, USN md LT David M. Laudadio, USN LCDR and Mn. KUn McNealy LT and Mn.John J. Noben Mr. Michael W. Snuth md Mn. Krisrine K. SnUth * Mn. GisseUeJ.TaUey and Mr. Michael G.TaUey *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LCDR and Mn.WUUam S.Abrams II Mt and Mn. Brent K. Andberg Mt and Mn.WUliam N. BoUvverk LCDR and Mn.Jeffiey L. Boschert LCDR Christopher R G. B r i ^ , USN * Mr. and Mn. Anthony A. Case * CDR and Mn. Neal S. Cuevas LT and Mn.John C DeVine III Mt and Mn. David A. Evans LT Richard W Gordon, USN LCDR and Mn. Matthew T HUl

MI. Donald A.Jack CDR md Mn. Steven R.Jacobs * CDR Andrea L. Lemon, USN LT Susm E, Macaluso, USN LCDR Jeffiey R. MiteheU, USNR * LCDR Sarah C. M. Moore, USNR md Mr. Charles C Moore II LCDR md Mn. Raul C Nylund MI. md Mn. Robert W PickerUl LT md Mn. Craig A. Robinson LCDR JuUe H. Shmk, USN md Maj MUo L. Shank LT md Mn. Nadian M. Snudi

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mt md Mn. Garry J. Baker LTJG and Mn.James D BeU,Jt Mr. md Mn. Eduardo R. Benevides * LCDR md Mn. Eric R. Berntson Mr. David B. Blackwood Mt md Mn. Matthew S. Boyd Maj md Mn. Stephen C Brzostowski Maj md Mn. Scott S. Creed LCDR md Mn. Brym J. Didier * Mr. md Mn. Paul H. Diedrich Mr. md Mn. Dem W. Dorcas Mr.WUUamB.Eckerdt CDR and Mn.John W Fmcher LCDR md Mn. Michael D. Fisher LCDR md Mn. Dominic A. FUs LCDR md Mn. Madievv R. Frost Maj md Mn. Brent W Goodrum LCDR Sammdia J. Green, USN LCDR md Mn. GUbert L. Hagemm LCDR md Mn. Dale B. Hager CDR md Mn. Michael J. Hannan LCDR md Mn. Erik C Harris Mt md Mn. Grover L. HeiskeU III Maj md Mn. Eric W. HUdebrmdt CDR md Mn. Steven L. HorreU Maj and Mn.Tracey E.JerUdns Mt Heath C. Kohnm LTJG Darla L. Lmipet USN md Mr. Piiul E. Gross LT and Mn. PaiU A. Lanon Mr.Jeffiey A. Martin and Ms. Deanna M. Martin * LT Thomas B. Mayne, USN LCDR and Mn. Stephen D. McKone LTJG Christopher M. Nickels, USN LTJG Patrick]. Papa. USN LCDR Hton C Parker III, USN LCDR Frmcis B. Parker HI, USN and Mn. Kimberly C Parker Mt md Mn. Matthew B. Parra Mtjohn A. Paul LCDR and Mn. DavidT. Retenon Mt md Mn. Kenneth J. Price Maj ,md Mn. Paul B. Quiniby M.ij Damd B. Robinson, USlVlC LCDR ,ind Mn. Michad D SchiUtz Mt and Mn. Robert M. Sehnert Mr. and Mn.Joseph L. Snudi LCDR Jensin W. Somniet USN and CDR John T Somniet CEC, USN LCDR Ch.ules M. Sm.irt, USN LCDR md Mn.Johnathon A. Suazo LCDR Christopher J. Sweeney USN LCDR Michad B.Tannet USNR and LTP.inielaL Krahl, USNR LCDR md Mn. Brent C WaUcer

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Donor Mr. Wayne A. Acoba * LCDR md Mn. Henry C.Adams III Mt md Mn. David S.AUen LCDR md Mn. Stephen L. AUn Ft Ramon A. Baez III Mn. Suzanne K. Barber md Mt Stephen R. Barber * Mr. md Mn. Robert E. Barnet CDR and Mn. KeUy W. Biggs LCDR Mardia L. Broermm, USN md Mr. Scott Broermm Dt WUUmi M. Brown HI CDR Andiony M. Brace, USN LCDR md Mn. David Buoneriia.Jt CDR Jude T Burke. USNR Mt and Mn. Albert T Caesar Mn. M a i ^ t A. CaUahm md Mr. Matthew CaUahm Mt md Mn.WUUam L. CampbeU LCDR Ivm G. Carlson. USN LCDR md Mn. Maurice H. Can Mr. md Mn. Scott D. Canon LCDR md Mn.James C Castmo LCDR Kristin C Cervmtes, USN md CDR Jose Cen-antes. USN CDR md Mn. Roben B. Chadwick II LCDR Ross B. Cheain III, USNR LCDR md Mn.John A. ChUson LT md Mn. Zubm R. Clemente LCDR Shaunna M. Corcoran, USN md LTEdvvardJ. Gray USN LCDR Christopher C. Cote, USN Mr. md Mn.Timothy L. Couture Mn. Christina B. Cox and Mt Craig Cox Capt md Mn. Brim E. Crane CDR md Mn.TUnothy A. Crone LCDR md Mn.Thomas A. Darby LTJG Suzarme C Defeo-Johnson, USN md LCDR Christopher L.Johnson. USN LCDR Andiony W Dducchi III, USNR Mt and Mn. Stephen D Demeritt * Mt Cristobal M. deMier md Ms. Mary E. Guinea LCDR md Mn. Michael G. Dowffiig LCDR md Mn. Carter B. Edge Mr. md Mn. Michael F EUen LCDR md Mn. Christopher J. Ericson LCDR Dennis A. Espiriw. USNR Mt md Mn.Jefirey E. Everage LCDR Kristen B. Fabry, USN md MtTimVmas LT md Mn, Paul J. FaUace LTJG Richard J. F;u'reU.USN (Ret.) md LCDR Maureen E. FarreU. USNR Mtjohn A. Fdchtd Mt and Mn. Kevin D Film Cipt md Mn. Michael J. Foley Jt LCDR md Mn.WUlimi G. Freehafer CDR md Mn. Robert M. Gaucher Mt and Mn. Michael C Gerry Dt D. Douglas GUbert LCDR ,md Mn. Gregory E Graiueri Mt and Mn. Keidi D Green LCDR and Mn. Lindley W. Grubbs LCDR D.ivid K. Guluzian. USN Maj J.1S011 X. Hackenon. USMC Mt and Mn. Christopher M. Hale Mt and Mn. Paul E. H.uiovetJt LCDR md Mn. Dennis I. H.iyden LCDR and Mn. Matthew D Heck LtCol and Mn. Matthew N. Hess

Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Hunter LCDR Stephen L-Jendn^U;. USN CDR and Mn-Tmiodiy R. Jen LT md Mn.John CJones .\tr- md .Vln. Michael C Kaiser Capt Young J. KUn. US.MC Mr. and Mn. Lawrence M. Kocisko II Di.WUUamD-Kulpin LCDR Manhevv L- Leahey. USN LCDR md .Mn, Anthony J. Lespermce CDR and -Mn. Sem R. Liedman LCDR md Mrs. Fred W. Lmdsav' LCDR Robert A. Unet USNR * LCDR Barbara L. Lopez, USN LT Enc L LoweU. USN LCDR and -Mn. David O. Mann LT md .Mrs. Roben Maitinazzi II LCDR md -Mrs. WUUam .\. McConv^ LCDR md Mrs. .Max G. Mc-Coy CDR md -Mn. Rob R. McGregor LCDR John E Mc\^y USNR LCDR md .Mn. Kun L. .Metcalf LT and Mis. Roben J. MUler LTJG KvieY- -Mitsumon. USN LCDR md Mn. Casev L -Moton LCDR md .Mis. Danid E. .Muiphy CDR Stephen E .Murphy. USN LT EUzabedi .A. NasholA USN and .\lt Doug Nashold LT md .MIS. Dennis J. Nealon LCDR -Michad D Neuset USN LT md .Mn. lohn P. Newton, J t Mrs. Katherine L. Nightingale and Mt Dm -A. Nightingale LCDR fculSoiin, USN Mt md MIS. David E. Olson LCDR and Mn-juan J. Orozco LCDR and Mn. RandaU W. Peck LCDR Dino Pienantoni, USN Capt GiEgoiy D. Price. US-MC LT md -Mn. Roben L Qui^ey LCDR John B. Quinlan, USN Mn. Kristen A. Roper Coan and .Mt Geofiey Coan LCDR Jefiev M. Roth, USN Dt Fnndsco J. Sanchez Mt and .Mn. Gary L. Schaap * LCDR David A Schakn, USN LCDR Gknn W Scrima, USN MtYiaiiis J. SeUnidis LCDR and Mis. Justin M. Shineman Mg and -Mn. Shaim C Spang LTLoienaLSoodtUSN LCDR -Michael B.Tannet USNR md LT Pameh L. Krahl, USNR CDR and .Mn.Thomas P.Temeus MtJonathan J-Testwuide LT and Mrs. Dennis R. Thomas Mt and McTodd Troha LCDR and Mn. Jefiev W. Uhde LT md Mis. Eric J.Valenzueh LT Ines C V ^ Roov; USN md Mt B e n \ ^ Rooy LCDR GlennW Scrima, USN LCDR md Mn.Jason AV<^ M^ Danid R. Wagner, USMC Mt md MIS. Francis G.Wikeiam Mt and Mn. Rodney CWaid Mt Richand L-Wddner ffl LCDR and Mn.TiavisW.'WlBte LCDR and Mn. Donald R."Wnkinson LCDR and Mn. Gi^piy L. WUUams

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1992 Total Class Gi\nng - 875,769 Average Gift - $384 Participation - 22.07%

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. md Mn. Charies A. McCartney

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999} .Mr. md Mn.WUliam E. Burgess III *

Hemdon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. and .\ In.-Alec T. Chalmen * LCDR JuUane J. Gaffina, USN md Mr. Lawrence E. Gloss LCDR md Mn.John C. Hensel H LCDR Donna L" Hubet USN Mr. md Mn. Martin L. McMahon Mr. md Mn. Cari R. Nease, Jt -Mn. Kristine K. Smith md .Mr. Michael W. Snuth Mr. and .Mn-Thomas A.Yoik *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Dt md -Mn. David -M. Bren-Major Mr. Mark J. D'-Ambra md -Ms-.Andiea L. D'Ambra Mr. and .Mn. Geoffrey C Graham Mr. md Mn.Vincent F Haley LT David J- Hanson, USN md LT Nicole M- Hanson, USN * LCDR Jeb S Hendncb. USN LT md -Mn. Sem W. Horron Maj md .Mn. Kevin J. Kennedy Mr. md -Mn.Jeffiey W Kitthen Maj Donald J- Lane. USAF LCDR md Mn. David B. LUlefloren CDR EUzabedi S MchitvTe, USN LCDR md Mn.Joseph R. .McMuffin,Jt * Mt md Mn. Christopher C Newman Mt and Mn. Malcolm K. Palmore .Mr. md Mn.John M. Reimann * LT md Mn. Eric Saddler MtThomas C. Saieeiam -Mr. Scott G. Springei LCDR PauUne A. Storam, USN md Mt BUI Stoium LT Erik CViafore, USNR LT Steven M.Wene, USN md LT EUeen B.Wene. USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} -Mr- md .Mn. .Armando Acosta. Jt * Mr-Kyie W.Baker LCDR md Mn. Jenb D. Britt Mr. md Mn. Darin S. CUne LCDR md .Mn. Scon R. CoughUn LCDR md Mn- David C Culpepper LCDR md .Mn. Dennis P. Dias Mr. Michael J. DowUng

Mr. md Mn. Richaid E. Doyle LCDR C. Haney Ebenole, USN md Ms. Eunhvnngjeon Maj Anthony C. Fabimo, USMC Dr. md Mn. Steven J. Gauerice Mr. md Mn. Michael R Gebhaidt Mr. md Mn. Paul R. Gomez Capt Michad E. Greene. USMCR Mr. md Mn. Dale A. Hanson LCDRTracey N. Hayes. USN md Mr. Deric Hayes Maj md Mn. FrankUn R Kolbe III LCDR md Mn. Paul P Lawler LCDR md Mn.Jem M. LeBlanc Mr. md Mn.James P. Maiquet LCDR md Mn. Peter T Manenson Ms. Deanna M. Martin md MI. Jeffiey .A. Maitm LT md Mn. Robert L. Masson II • LCDR Susm S. Mmton. USN Mn. Angela M. Muii and Mr-WUUamB-Muii Mn. Shannon L. Murray md Mr. Scott M. Murray Mr. md Mn. Frederic E. Nauck LT md Mn. Roben D Owen MI. md Mn. Eric J. Reese Maj Mark D Smidi, USMC Mr. md Mn. Roderick E. Spiegel LT Corey M. Stapleton, USN LCDR md Mn.Jay .M. Stemgold LT md Mn. Stephen J. StetUtz LCDR md Mn. Erik J. Stohlmann Maj and Mn.Joseph D.Vinso Ms. Kristin L.Watt LCDR md Mn- David B.WeUer -Maj James B. WeUons. USMC LCDR James FWeymt USN Maj md Mn. Edward J. White.Jt LCDR md Mn. Christopher K. WUUams LCDR md Mn.Troy TWoeUd Mr. md Mn. SconWWright

Donor Maj Thomas P. Adissi, USMC Mr. md Mn.John B.-Ahrens LCDR md Mn. Christopher D.Alexander LCDR md Mn. David R. Anderson .Maj Jon J- Antoneffi, USMC Ml- Michael C. Avema LCDR Troy D Bander, USN LCDR Judidi M. B. Baumgarmet USN LCDR md Mn. Keidi M. Beck .Mt md Mn. Mark D. Best LT md Mn. Anthony R- Bonato Mr. md Mn. Neal D. Borkert Mr. md Mn. SeanW Boyer LCDR md Mn.Thomas R. Buchanm Mr. and Mn. Michael O. Bums LT md -Mn. Marit C Canady LCDR md Mn.Thomas S. Chung Mr.Jefiey M. Cochran LCDR JenmfeiT. Coleman, US.N md Mr. Shenvood Coleman Capt md Mn. Richard CoUyei LT Jeffeiy L. Condet USN Mr. md Mn. Glenn M. Crabbe LCDR md Mn.Thomas C Crimmins * LCDR Michad C. DeWalt USN Mr. md Mn. Curtis D. Diaz Mr.Thaison Do Capt and Mn. Robm K- Dieeke

LCDR md Mn. Christophei R Dufly LCDR md Mn.WendeU S. Eaigle LCDR Petei S EgeU, USN md LCDR Amy D EgeU, USN LCDR md Mn. Ale.xmdeiW. EUeimann MI. md Mn.Juan R. Falck Mr. md Mn- Rhen E Fishei LT Maik D.Foldv; USN LCDR and Mn. Calvin M. Foster LT Jason Foumiet USN * LCDR md Mn.James R Gardner CDR md Mn. John B. Gam Mr. md Mn. Robert R. Gibbs II LCDR Maiy Ann L. Giese. USN md MI. Jon Giese LCDR md Mn. Lawrence E. Gonzales LT md Mn.John M. HaUer Mr. md Mn.Todd A. HamUton Mn. LvnY Hammer md Mr.Tiygve Hammei LCDR md .Mn. Christophei D Hayes LCDR md Mn.WUUam A. Hearthei LCDR md Mn.Tunodiy K. Held LCDR Rahra S HUdebiand, USN md Mr.J. M. Chamben III LCDR Tunodiy Mu HUl, USN MI. Mviing S. Hobson MI. md Mn. Daiuel B. Holsbeig Mr. md Mn. Eric E. HouncheU LCDR md Mn. Shawn B. Inman LT md Mn. Nathan A. Ives Mr. and Mn.John E.Jackson Mr. md Mn. Wayne A Jang • LCDR Brad C Johnson, USNR * LCDR Christopher L.Johnson, USN md LTJG Suzanne C. Defeo-Johnson, USN Mr.Judson E.Johnson LCDR md Mn. Robert G. Johnson MI. md Mn.Tmiothy O. KeUey MI. and Mn CkvTon B. Kendrick-Holmes, St LCDR md Mn. Harim J. Kickhoefei LCDR md Mn. Glenn O. Korhom LCDR Scon D KuykendaU, USN Mr. md Mn. Daniel J. Ladiech Mr. Christopher J. Linnane LCDR and Mn. Andrew S. Lomax LTJG Greg A- Lopez, USN LCDR md Mn. Michael A. Mangm LT Stacey H--McKee, USN Mr. md Mn. Bradley T. McLem LCDR md Mn. Gerald R. McMurray Jt Mr. md Mn. Samuel J. Meckey CDR md Mn. Kyle A. Menzd Ms. Rina S. Mlnarik Mr. Domingo A. Moran Mr. md Mn. RusseU B. Mosier III LCDR md Mn.John B. Moulton LCDR md Mn. Shelb>' A. Mounts LCDR DavidT. -Mundy^ USN Mn. Stephaiue A. Murphy and Mr. Thomas F Murphy' LT and Mn. David N. Newcomb LT md Mn.AndrewJ- Olek Mr. and Ms. David E. Omstein Mr.EricJ.C)sdei LCDR Danid L. Packet Jt. USN LCDR Robert D. Panon. USN Maj and Mn. Kristopher E. Perry LCDR Eric C Peterson. USN LCDR ChristopheiT. PenocL USN Maj md Mn. Kent C Pfluger LCDR md Mn. Stephen P. PhUUps

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MNI Mr. and Mn.John D. Platek * LCDR and Mn. Glenn H. Porteifield Mr. md Mn. Edward E Rapp * LCDR and Mn.Joseph H. Reed.Jt LT Lawrence N. Ricafort. USN LCDR md Mn.Jefirey D Rickenbach LT Douglas R. Rogen, USNR LCDR md Mn.James H. Rowland HI LCDR David D. Rudko, USNR Mt md Mn, Michael B. SchoShian LCDR and Mn. Ronald R. Shaw LT and Mn.Jason G. Singleton Mt md Mn. Rodney M. Sbrpm Maj Aaron J. Smidi, USAFR LT md Mn. Gardner T Snuth * LT md Mn. Ronald W SoiUe Mt md Mn.John S. Stamnueich * LT Nichol K. Stewart, USN and Mt Christopher R. Stewart LCDR Michad N. H. StoU, USN LCDR md Mn, Christopher M. Stopyra Maj and Mn. Bemard J. Stroudi LCDR md Mn. Eric M.Thomas LCDR md Mn. MarkJ.Vdtti.Jt LT Antomo L.WaUcet USN Mr. md Mn. Charles EWarner HI Mr. md Mn. Eric S.Whitman LCDR md Mn.Jonathan R.WUUams Mr. Steven D.Wodzinski LCDR David A. Wojdcowsb, USNR Mr. md Mn. Mark B. Zinser LCDR md Mn. Steven M. Zip *

1993 Total Class Giving - $41,503 Average Gift - $251 Participation -18.21%

Presidenfs Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) MI. md Mn. R. Scott Thomas

Presidenfs Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mtjohn D. Haase and Mn. Rebecca I. Haase *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} Mt and Mn. Dairen R. Anzdone LT and Mrs. Christian J. Retenon LCDR and Mn. Geofiey A. Wright

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} LT and Mn. Christopher S. Beaufait LT and Mn. Michael J. Cloyd * LT Andrea L. D'Ambra, USN and LCDR Mark J, D'Ambra, USN Maj and Mrs.WUUam L. De Rue,Jt LCDR and Mrs. Kenneth L. Ferguson LTJohn R.Groh HI, USN LCDR and Mrs. Jason G. Hammond Maj and Mn. Norbert J. Karczewsb HI LT Richard W Kincaid, USN Mt and Mrs. Robert K. Kubenb.Jt LCDR and Mn.John R. Leskovich

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LCDR and Mn.Jay A. Murphy Mt and Mn.Alm E. OrtJt Maj and Mn. Brian C Proctor Mt Glen E. Sabin md Mn. DanieUe L. Sabin Mt md Mn.JohnT Quaries Dt Joseph M. Smtomauro,Jt LT Daruel E Seidensticket USN Maj and Mn. Sttider SuUey * LT Jason Wadien, USN Mt and Mn. Michael P Wentz, St

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT Douglas C. Baket USN LT Aaron D Benway USN * Mr. and Mn. Martin A.J. Blake LTJG David A. Bretz md Mn. Christy H. Bretz LT .md Mn. Kevin R Byme CRT Angelo N. Catalano, ARNG Mr. and Mn. Christopher J. ChUbert Mr. and Mn. Devan J. N. Cross Mr. and Mn.Ted E. DirUdocker * LCDR and Mn. Brandon A. Honeycutt LCDR Scott H.Ledig, USN LCDR WUUam McGUl,Jt, USNR LCDR and Mn. Peter A. MUnes Maj md Mn.Joseph L. Moreno LCDR and Mn. Matthew J. PawUkowsb Maj md Mn. Matthew B. Renter Maj and Mn. Benjamin P. Richmond LTJohn J. Rusnak, USNR LCDR and Mn.Jmies C. Slaight LT Linda M. Spmglet USN md LT Greg Spangjer LCDR and Mn.John M. Swbblefidd LT and Mn. Brett C Sweet CDR and Mn. Kennedi A. Ubial Maj Margery A. Westerbeck, USMC and Mt Mark Westerbeck LCDR md Mn. Beauregard M.White The Honorable and Mn.Joseph A.Wiendl Maj and Mn. Craig C.WUdi LCDR Kurt J. Zahnen, USNR

Donor LT and Mrs. Kevin WAndenen LT and Mrs.JaimesonJ.Amone Dt Benjanun J. Ash LCDR and Mn. Eric J. Bach Mt Edward W.Balet LTJGJohnA.Bayless,USN Mt Brian C. Bender LCDR and Mn. CoUn A. Bowsei MtJonathanW Braun MISS Stephanie M. BiiU Mt David S. Broob Maj and Mn. Henry D. Brown LTJG and Mn.Todd A. Buder Mt Cari V.Carlson LCDR and Mn. Aron S. Carman LCDR Christopher J. Cavanaugh, USN LT and Mrs. Jonathan L. Chadwick LCDR and Mn. Michael C Choate LT and Mrs.James D Collier CDR and Mrs. Salvador Contteras HI Mt and Mrs. Lonnie L. Crawford,Jt LT Christopher M. Dague, USN md LTLoriR,Dague,USN Mt and Mn, Richard S, Davis

LCDR Brien W Dicbon, USN Mt Daniel G. Eckert Maj and Mn.Jmies E. Erwin HI LCDR Maureen E. FarreU, USNR md LTJG Richand J. FarreU, USN (Ret.) LCDR Lesley J. Rent, USNR LTNacmiR.Fisge.USN Mt and Mn. Michael S. Fladey Mn. LUUm L. Freeman md Mt Wesley A. Freeman Maj Sarah Q. FuUvvood, USMC LCDR and Mn.Todd A. Gagnon LCDR and Mn. David GaUus LCDR md Mn. Fernando Garcia LT md Mn. Casey C. Garwood LCDR Lynn A. Gish, USN LT and Mn, Scott B. Gooch Capt PhUUp M. Gordon, USMC Mr. and Mn. Noel M. GrUfith,Jt Mr, and Mn.Terrance E. Hand Capt md Mn.WUUam J. Hanger * Maj md Mn. Casey E. Hannigm LT md Mn.Anthony J. Hatok.Jt Mt Aim M. Hern and LTKadierineA.Hern,USN Maj Winston A. Heron.Jt, USMC LCDR and Mn. GenUdT Heyne Mr. md Mn.Jeffiey B. HUl Mr.JohnJ. Hogan, Jt LT and Mn. Gentry WJensen LT md Mn. David R.Johnson LCDR and Mn. Brian R.Juratka LT and Mn.Thomas C. Kait,Jt Mr, md Mn.WUUam A. Kendrick LCDR and Mn. Keizo Kitagawa LCDR md Mn. Kevm J. Klem HI Mr.WUU.im K.Knox LT Brian C Lmtiet USN Maj and Mn.Walter S. Lee.Jt Capt and Mn. Andrew T Lehmarm * LT Robert M. Lohmm.Jt, USN Mt Shea A. Lovm LTJonTMacHarg,USN (Ret,) Mt Victor R. Macias Maj and Mn. Shawn E. Mmsfidd LCDR James W Mason, USN Maj and Mn.Todd L. McCauley Mt and Mn. Kevin J. McCloskey LT Robert L. McWUU.mi, USN Mt Wayne MihaUov .md Mn. Tanya MihaUov LT and Mn.John R. MUes LTJamesM.MiUs.USN LCDR Luis E. Molina, USN LCDR And A. Montes, USNR LCDR .ind Mn. Michad D. Moody LCDR and Mn. Kurt W MuUer LCDR Eugene T Nguyen, USN LTDerekJ.Nisco,USN Mn. Nora C. O'Hara and LCDR Michael R 0'H.ira, USN LT and Mn.JohnW. Olivet Jt LCDR Erik W. Ostrom, USN LT and Mn.John B. Pettoff Mt and Mn. Brian L. Pilger CDR Ronald J. Piret, USN and LCDR Wendy K. Riret, USNR Mt Adam M. Rlumpton Mt and Mn.JohnV Poole LCDR and Mn. Kari F Pri^e Capt James A. Pritehard, USMC Capt and Mn.Thomas L. Pritchett HI

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LCDR md Mn.John R Robinson III LCDR Brad W RockweU, USNR LCDR EUzabedi R, Smabia, USN Maj and Mn. Peter K. Schiefelbem Maj md Mn.Jmies A. SchneUe Maj and Mn. Robert W Schroder Maj md Mn.Jeffiey R Scofidd Maj and Mn. Smiuel H. Smidi LCDR and Mn. Craig M. Snyder Maj md Mn. Michael J. Sobkov«ki,Jt LTJG JoAnna L. Sohovich, USN md Mt Robert M. Sohovich LT md Mn. Kevin J. Stroud Mt and Mrs. Shawn P. Sweeney Mt and Mn. Aaron T.Teffier * Mtjohn A. Tiemey Mr. EvanJ.Tolson Mt Christim M.Tulodiesb Mr md Mn. Christopher A. Turkovich MtAndrewEUlak Mr. David A.Vavasseur III md LT Jma A.Vavasseur, USN LCDR and Mn.WUUam R.Wa^oner Mtjohn R.WaUace Mr. and Mn.Todd A.Washbum LCDR and Mn. Derek S.Wessmm LT Richard S.'Whitdey USN LT Joy B. Wright USN (Ret.) md LCDR WUUmi DWnght USN LCDR Jeffiey B.Yates, USN Mr. md Mn. Luis E-Yepez,Jt

1994 Total Class Giving - $21,491 Average Gift - $224 Participation - 12.77%

President's Circle ($2,500-$4:999} Mn. Rebecca I. Haase md Mtjohn D. Haase LT md Mn. Duncm (Duke) N. Ingiahantjt

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LCDR NeU R Keegm, USN (Ret,) Capt MichadT Nehns, USMCR * LCDR Liura .md Donald Schuessler MtVann H.WaU;e

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LCDR ,uid Mn. Ralph C. B.ija M.ijSe.mN.D.iy USMCR LT Scott Grimes, USN Mt James EJackson.Jt * Mn.Tira C. McFeely and LT Brooks B. McFeely USN Mn. DmieUe L. Sabin and Mt Glen E. Sabin Mtjiison B.Van Matre

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LCDR and Mn. Robert J. B.ilHster LT Joseph J. Dantone HI. USN LCDR Wiffiam K. Ha.xton, USN Mt Pattick R, Hooper

Mr. Adam S Kiimear MI. lohn .\. McCuUough Maj and Mn lames R McDonough 111 MI. KristopheiJ. Mooihead Mt and -Mn. Richaid R. .Morin * CAPT lack D. Renin. USN md Mrs. Shannon C. Penin Mr. and Mn. .Matthew B. Reimann Capt md Mn.John W. Ross Mn -Moigen PTen Hoopen and CDR Douglas J. Ten Hoopen. USN

Donor LT md -Mn. Paul R. Algoso LCDR md .Mn. .Mhert .Angd Capt\iaoiW.-\igobiight II. USMC MI. and .MIS. Craig R. Beal LCDR Todd D Bode. USN md LT Headiei .M. Bode. USN M^ and Mn.Jeffiey W. Carpenter Mt Charies SCiase Mt lames M. Crimmins Mt Steven J. Daczkovv^ LT Lori R- Dague. USN md LCDR Chrisropher .M. Dague, USN LTPtterJ.Dalve.USN LT and -Mis- .Michad C DavUa LCDR D"Eaicv- R Davis IV, USN and -Mis-Tracy H- Davis LT RobertV Doheny USN LT ftnick L Donahue. USN LCDR John B. Downes. L^SN C ^ PMip R DwyTt USMCR -Mn. and .Mr. Candi B. Edwaids LT .ManhewW Edwaids. USN and .Mn. Kristine C Edw^itis LT and Mis-Todd M. EUswxnih LT and .Mn. Danid M. Emeiy Mt and -Mn. Sean .VL Fahey LT Danid C Goidon, USN LT and Mn. Kenneth N. Graves LTTiavisW Greene. USN LCDR -Arthur P GiDwney. USN LCDR and .Mn. -Manhew A Hawt Ms. Karen M. Heine and -Mt Matthew Buchen LT Katherine A Hem. USN md MtAbn.M-Hem LCDR Chestei A Horn. USNT?.

Mt Christopher J- Howard Mt Gregory H- Hmriewicz LT Kasev-T- Ingram. USNR LCDR and Mn. Kevin AJankowski -Mt .Michad K. Jones LCDR John N. Kochendoitet USN md Ms. Melissa Corey LT and Mn. Sem M. Kianick Mq and .Mis.Thomas A Lenhardt LT Brett R Lessmann, USN Mg Chrisn^herW. Lovel USMC Mg and Mn. Andrew J. MarceUs Mt and Mn. Dante J. Maizena LCDR and Mn. Midiad S- Mams Capt ScoaWMayfidd. USMC LCDR and Mn. Gregoiy L. McConneU LCDR and Mn. Zacharv- C .McMechm LCDR md Mrs. Lanience E. Meehan ,Mt and Mn. John E Meneses, J t Mt and Mis. Jose L. Mercado, Jt * .Maj and Mn. Ricaido Miagmy LT William S Myen. USN IstLt Nicholas S. Pate, USMC

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LCDR md Mn. David A. Pavvlovvski LT Andrew J. Pavne. USNR LCDR md Mn. Christophei L. PesUe Mr. md Mn. Ryan D Peugh MI. md Mn. Sjahari S. PuUom LTNeUL.RapawyUSN LT Robert M. Roberts. USN Maj md Mn. Brian A. Ross LCDR Kevin J. Rowe LTMaricASchafbtUSN Mr. md Mn. Marc E. Schneider * MI. md Mn.James P. ScTeen III LT Kevin R Shaeffet USN (Ret) md LT Blmca A. Shaeffet USN (Ret) LCDR md Mn. Thomas A. Sheppaid LT Randy CStoket USN CAPT md Mn. Thomas B. Stroud LT Jmies B. Swiansb. USN Mi.WUliam .-^.Tansey Mi. Derek .M.Teff Mr. Ian S. Thomas LT Jana A.Vavasseui. USN md Mr. David A-Vavasseur ffl Mr. md Mn. Robert E.White H LCDR md Mnjay L.Wbodniff * LT Gregoiy M. Zenlet USN

1995 Total Class Giving - 819,114 Average Gift - 8132 Participation - 18.23%

Herndon Club ($7,000-$2,499; LCDR Jonadian L. Rmgham MC. USN Mr. Raul .A Hockran

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LCDR md Kun A Kyle LCDR Sara L. Smtoskt USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LCDR md .Mn.James S Bates LCDR md .Mn. Marcus J- BesKn LCDR David E. Buriie. USN Mt Richard E. Coe Maj "WUUam J. Conner. USMC LT md Mn. Matthew D. Eby LCDR md Mn. David J. Faehnle LCDR md Mn. Rt^er D Hdnken, Jt E.NS Cariron R. Hove. USN * LTJoshuaD.Levy.USN LCDR Lynne MaUnowsb. USN Maj Me^n M. McCIung. USMCR ^ Mt md Mn.John Mui LCDR Cari LPaib. USN LCDR Samud L. Scafe, USN

Donor Anonymous CAPT Alan Alrom. USMC md LTCarolAAlrontUSN LCDR md Mn. Michael D Aimijo ENS Corey M. Avens. USN Maj Roben O BaUey. US.MC LT Brendon M. Baibei.Jt. USN Maj and Mn. Charies J. Basham

LCDR David H. Bassen. USN LT md Mn.Tunodiy C Beizins Mr. md Mn. Dougjas R. Blackbum DI. md Mn. Reuben E. Brigety II LT md Mn. Patrick J. Brophy LCDR Jmies S Brown, USN MI. Nicolas J. Brano MI. md Mn.Jonathm D. Calven LCDR SconW. CaigUl, USN LT Scon M. Caimody. USN LT md Mn. Max K. Casto LCDR md Mn. Christophei L. ChurchUl LT Nmcy D.Clay USN LCDR-WUUam E. Coleman.Jt, USN LT Karen M. Coiey, USN md MtJ M. Corey Maj Mimi CottreU. USMC LT Catherine E. Cuimingjiam, USN (Ret) LCDR md Mn. Hugh M. Dauiei LT md Mn. Michael B. Davies Maj Chad E. Dem, USMC ENS Luiz R. Demoura, USN LCDR Robert L. DiNunzio.Jt, USN LCDR md Mn.John S. Duenas LCDR md Mn. David S Dull Capt md Mn. Brett A Ehler * LT Headi E. Epaloose, USN LCDR Brian C Erickson. USN LT Christian R Fassari. USN LT Robert G. Fontenot USN LT md Mn.Thomas E Fostet Jt Mr. Joseph S. Fox Mr. and Mn. Patrick J. Gallagher -MI. Flany E. GaUoway LCDR EncT Gates. USNR md Mn.Tiffaimy L. Gates Ms.Alethea B. Gerding Maj and Mn. Michael D. Gonzalez LCDR and Mn. Robert H. Gocxlvvin LCDR and -Mn.Joseph L. Greeson LCDR md Mn. Kenneth W Grzymalsb LT Daniel J. Guenieri, USN LT and Mn.Jesko M. Flagee LCDR md Mn.John R. Hahn LCDR md Mn.Troy D. HamUton LCDR Kddi R. Hanson. USN Mr. Thomas W Hermebeig LTJG Thomas H. Hoovet USN Mr- md -Mn.Theodore WJackson LT Kun -M-JagieUo. USN md Mr. Jon D Bodendorf Maj md Mn. Erik WJUson LCDR md Mn. Matthew J. Kavvas Mr.KddiAKeUey LCDR md Mn. Rym T Keys Mr-AmoldM. Kiefer LCDR E d w ^ J . KUaseUa. USN LT md Mn.Jonathan R. Kirsch Mr. md Mn. Michael J. Kinvan Mr. Thomas J. Lawrence IstLt md Mn.Andrew K- Ledford LCDR md Mn. Brian T Lindoerfer Mr. Eric T Lowman LCDR md Mn. Scon C. Luen LT md Mn. Richard M. Masica LCDR md Mn.WUUam E. Maske LT WUUam S. McCracken. USN LCDR md Mn. Kevin W Messer LCDR md Mn. Steven E. MUewsb LCDR md Mn. Kyle A. MUler Maj md Mn.Torrens G. MiUer -Mr. md Mn. Donald A. Mockenhaupt LCDR md Mn. Robert R Monahan

LT Eric S. MueUet USN LT Shawn B. Munday USN LT md Mn. Sean M. Mudi LCDR Michad R O'Hara. USN md Mn. Nora C. O'Hara Mr.Jefiey B. Panons LCDR Gregory K. Pavlyak, USN Mt Pedro E. Paz LCDR md Mn. Brian J. Peck Ms. Chervd Pence Mr.mdN4n.AnUPhuU LT Robert EPieroni, USN Maj md Mn.Thomas H. Presecan Maj md Mn. Andrew T Priddy Capt md Mn.Jonathm P. Rembold LCDR Cesar G. Rios.Jt, USN LT Deborah J. Robeige. USN LT md Mn. Paul M. Roche, Jt Mr. Friedrich D Rochledei LCDR md Mn. Jesus A. Rodriguez Mr.John E. Roe Mr. WUUam C. Rothenbach Maj md Mn. Christopher J. Sample LT Jonathan M. Smchez, USN * LCDR Gerald-James M. Smtiago,USN LT Krisrine N. SchUse, USN md Mr.PaulJ.SchUse LT Brian W Schultz, USN MI. Michael W. Segura Capt and Mn. .Matthew A. Seim ENS NeU G. Sexton, USN LT Blmca A Shaeffet USN (Ret) md LT Kevm R Shaeffet USN (Ret) LCDR md .Mn. Stephen E Shedd LTRobenJ. Sites. USN Mr. Chad D. Sloan LCDR Hal SSnapp, USN LCDR md Mn. Sylvester L. Steele LT md Mn. Scott A Sninger Mr. Eric WTansky LT Adam W.Tight USN LCDR md Mn. Omar E.VUlegas,Jt Mr- md Mn. Roben H.Vroman Mr. md Mn. Shawn R-Watdes Mr. md Mn. Maik A.WUUamson LT Raul H.Wmgean, USN md LT Karen M. Wmgeait, USN LT Robert A-Woff. USN LT Byion K.Woodaid. USN LCDR ChadA.WordUev;USN LTJG WUUam D. Wright USN md LT Joy B.Wright USN .Mr. md Mn. Michael R.Yoity LCDR JuUe S. Zavodny USN LT Glenn-M.ZeigJet USN

1996 Total Class Giving - 824,488 Average Gift - 8207 Participation - 14.61%

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} Mr. md Mn. Chad L. Fulgjiam *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LCDR md Mn. Barton L. PhUUps LT Bnan T Schrunt USN

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MNI John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Cipt Amy E.Bert.is, USMC Cipt Tyler N. Bush, USMC md Capt Tonya R. Barz, USMC * Maj Brian T Grana, USMC LCDR and Mrs. Michael J. Majewski LCDR Samuel E. Messinger USNR Capt Leslie T Rayton, USMC and Capt GinaL Foltz, USMC M.ij and Mrs.John E. Sarno Mt and Mn.Joseph A. Speed Mt and Mrs. L,iwience A.White.Jt *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT ChristopherW.Adams, USN LTA,ironR,Austm,USN Mtjohn E B.iehr LCDR JUlR.Ces.iri, USN Mt Joseph B. Davis * LCDR and Mn. Matthew W. Fan LT Ben C.Galendez, USNR Maj Christopher E. Georgi, USMC LCDR M.irguente A. GUlUand, USN and LCDR John GiUUand,USNR LCDR Scon B. Hattavv,iy USN LT and Mn. Peter A. Heiddberger LT and Mn. Michael L. Kilmurray LT Robert W. Landis, USN and LT Tiffany A. Liiidis, USN Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Luebker LT and Mrs. Christopher E. Martinez LTJefiey A. Melody USN LCDR and Mrs. Raymond R Schlauch.Jt LT and Mrs. Jonathan L. Schmitz

Donor LT Scot CAlbrecht, USCG Mt and Mrs. Marc D.Amos LT George Joseph Austin, USN LCDR Christopher M. Banks, USN Mt and Mrs. Sean M. Banks LCDR Heather A. Barackman, USN LTDouglasW Bates, USN LT Robert M. Bauge, USN LCDR RoryVBerke, USN LT and Mrs. Robert A. Berner Mt and Mn. Michael D. Bisbee LTLanieG.BLicklVUSN LT Sttiart H. Blanchette, USN Maj and Mrs. Christopher L. Bopp LCDR and Mn. David D Carnal Capt John D Cordone, USMC LT Curtis A. Craig, USN LT and Mrs, Mark E. Crowe Mrs.Tracy H. Davis and LCDR D'Earcy P Davis IV USN LT and Mrs. Mark R. DeBuse Capt and Mrs. Jeffiey S. Dinunig Michael C Elliott, Esq. Maj Dawn N. C. Ellis, USMC and ENS David C. EUis, USN LTJiUE, Emerick, USN and Mt Steven M. Emerick Mt Craig G. Erianger LCDR and Mrs. Jeffiey S. FarUn LT Brian S. Fitzpatrick, USN LT and Mrs.Timothy S. Fontana

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LT and Mn. Rigoberto Garcia Mt and Mn.Troy D. Garwood LCDR .md Mn. Brian K. Genton LT and Mn. Scott C. Gleason LT and Mrs. Michael A. Glova LCDR and Mn. Michael N. Goad LT and Mrs. Christopher J. Golini Capt Joshua S. K. Gordon, USMC LT MicheUe M, Gray USN and Mt Randy Gray LCDR Wesley W, Groff, USN Mt and Mn. Andrew J. Healey CDR Thomas B. Heck, USN LTJG and Mn. Luke A. Hoficker LCDR and Mrs. Christopher A. Hoffinan LCDR Erica L. Hoffinann, USN Mt Joseph T.Johnson LT Robert A.Johnson HI, USN LT and Mrs. Richard A. Kennedy Jt LTMich,idJ.Klinke,USN LTNichobsA.Ki'istof.USN LCDR John W. D. Kurtz, USN LT Gregory S. Lotze, USN and LTTibathaA.Lotze,USN Mr. and Mn.John M. Lydon LT Stephen A. Marty, USN Capt Andrew J. McNulty, USMC LTj£iyA.Mih.il,USN LCDR Michael E. Morera, USN Mr. SHp MiUler LCDR and Mn. Se<in M. NeaUy LT and Mn. Charies L. Nelson LCDR Christine R. O'ConneU, USN and CWO Brian O'ConneU ENS Mich.iel J. O'DonneU, USN Maj and Mn, Jeremy R. Orr LT and Mrs. Robert J. Parsons LT and Mrs. Charles M. Patterson III LCDR StevenJ. Rerchalsb, USN Capt Aaron R. Raniert, USMC LT and Mrs. PeterJ. Riebe LCDR and Mn. Gregory M. Roach.Jt LCDRJamesERo<ichIV LT Adam D Robinson, USN LTJefiey D Rogen, USN LTJosephC.Ruzicka.USN LT Michad LShepai'd, USN LT Edward W Sherburne HI, USN Mt and Mrs. Brad W Snodgrass LCDR Ghislaine W. Stonaket USN and LT Kristopher W Stonaket USN Mt and Mrs. Ryan M. Stone Maj Grayson T Story, USMC Mr, and Mrs.John E SuUivan LCDR and Mrs. Stephen A.Tankenley LCDR and Mrs. Matthew E.Thompson Mtand Mrs.AndrewJ.Trout Mt and Mrs. RaviVeinulap.Uli LT Jonathan J. Vorrath, USN LT and Mrs. Geoffrey C. Walker Jt LT Curtis J. Walkins, USN LCDR WiUiam B. Warner USN LT Steven RWernet USN LT and Mrs, Chadwick J.White LT Karen M.Wingeart, USN and LT Raul H.Wingeart, USN LT and Mrs, Christopher TWynn LT Rodney H,YergetJt, USN

1997 Total Class Giving - $23,615 Average Gift - $164 Participation -17.90%

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LTJandT Brown, USN .md Mt David Brown LT and Mn.Joseph M. Buczkowski LT Stephen M. Froehlich, USN LT Christopher S. Irwin, USN LT Teague R. Laguens, USN and LT MicheUe V Laguens, USN LT Nicolas V. Mantilvanos, USN LT Michael B. Mcason, USN Mt and Mrs.Y Omar Nelson * LTWUUeJ. Siiiith,Jt, USNR * LT and Mrs. Aaron W Swenson

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT and Mrs. Robert C. Belcher LT Brian M. Dalton, USN Capt Vincent R Fortunato, USMC LCDR Jane E. Gilhooly USN and LCDR Jonathan E. GUhooly USN LCDR Wesley RJohnson, USN Mt and Mrs, Tyler W Ladue LT Erica J. Levitt, USN md Mr. Chris Levitt * LT Bradley S. McNary, USN and LT Rachel S. Aponte-McNary, USNR Mt Frederick A. Messing HI ENS and Mn. Brian D. Nichols Mt Spencer L. Padgett Capt Edward J. Ravdka, USMC Mt and Mrs. Jonathan A. Perkins LT Michael J. Podberesky USN Mrs. Rhonda B. Scott and MtWUliam T.Scott Mt and Mrs.JacobV Spruance Cipt and Mrs. Randy Staab LT and Mrs. Shane M.TtUl

Donor LT and Mrs. Francisco J. Alsina LT and Mrs. Mike Anzalotti LT and Mrs. Richard S. ArdoUno LT Robert H. Amibrestet USN ENSJamesJ.Bae.USN LT and Mrs. Brian R Baker M,ij and Mn. Gary W. Beard.Jt Mt D.ivid A, Behnke Capt Christopher E, Benson, USMCR LT and Ms, Michael S. Berry Mt and Mn. Eric J. Bitde Mt Benjamin A. Brandt LT Samud C.Bry.int USN Mt and Mrs. Brian M. Burns LTJohn D. Choate, USN LTJea'iiiyL.CI.uize,USN Capt Joshua D Clayton, USMC LT Lisa S. CoUins, USN and Mt Ryan Coffins Capt and Mrs, Ryan M. ConnoUy Capt Christopher S. Cox, USMC LT Matthew], Crum, USN ENS D.ivid J. Cuthbert, USN

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LT Karsten E Daponte, USNR LT Joseph R, Davenport, USN LT Jerry W Davis, USN LTR.iulJ,Dee,USNR Mt and Mrs. Christopher N. Deweese * LCDR Richard J. Dixon,Jt, USN and LTJG Regina C, Duton, USNR ENS Christopher T DoUard, USN Capt and Mrs. Jonathan A. Drexler Mt and Mrs. Mark D. Dunbar ENS D.wid C EUis, USN and Maj Dawn N.C Effis, USMC Mt and Mrs.Joseph G. Ertd Mtjohn E. Evans * LT and Mrs. Ford C Ewaldsen,Jt LT Justin T Faunderoy USN Mt and Mn. Ben R Fay ENS Robert C Fessele, USN Mt and Mrs. David C Fields LT Erik Fox, USN Mt Michael T Gagnon LT Wiffiam D GaUaghet USN Mt and Mn.Jason L. Gibson LT Jason A. Gnidnet USN Capt Aiden Gould, USMC md Mt Michael SpieUiian LT Sean TGrunweU, USN LTJonM,HagetUSN LT and Mn. Scott D Harvey LT Michael K. Herbert II, USN LTJustin R.Hodges,USN LTJG James R. Hoffinan, USN LT and Mn. Michael R HoUenbach 2ndLt Christopher M. HoUoway USMC Mtjohn D.James LT Michad FJmies, USN LT Christopher C.Jason, USN LT AUison R.Johnson, USN and Mt Michael Johnson LT Suzanne M.Johnson, USN LT Nathan C.Johnston, USN Capt md Mn. Hunter K.Jones Capt David CJoscfonkyUSMC LT Harold Kun, USN LT and Mn. Joshua C. Kinnear LT and Mn. Andrew T Kleenim LT Roman Kogan, USN Mn.Andrca K. Kowal and Maj Michael R Kowal, USAF Mt Jeffiey K. Lamb Capt S,miuel W, LaNasa.Jt, USMC LTDavidA.L&ivittUSN LTThom.is B, McLemore, USN .uid LT Andrea J. McLemore, USN ENSAi'thurJ,Leveris,USN ENS Bret M.Lowiy, USN LT Elaine CLuria, USN Mtjohn W.M,ibry HI Capt and Mn. Michael D. McCuty.Jt Capt Amy M. McGrath, USMC LCDR Meghan A. Michad, USN and Mt D.ivid Michad LT Lauren MiUs, USN LT Michad J. Monahan, USN LCDR and Mn.James H. Murphy Capt Jeffi'cy W. Olesko, USMC LT and Mn.John R Oliver LT Thomas R O'MaUey USN Ms. Natalie G. P.istorin Capt and Mn. Mathew J. Pfeffer LT Isaac A. Philips, USN

Capt md Mn. Larry S. Post LT md Mn. Kddi M. PoweU Mt md Mn.Jack R. Pritehett LTJG Colby M. Rittet USN Mt md Mn. Ryan E Roberts * LTPadCSmieitUSN Mt JiLstin R. S.iuer ENS Ench J. Schubert USN LT and Mn. Abert C Seeman Mt md Mn. Nathm S. Shenck Capt John E.Shep.ud. USMC ENS Kevm R.ShUling. USN LT Jon.ithan E. Spore. USN LT md Mn. Christopher M. Sylvester LTReneeC.Taii.ik.tUSN LT Robert G.Teneault, USN LT Manhew C.Thomas, USN LT and Mn.JmiesT.Thorp Mr. md Mn.Jern' R.ToUey.Jt LT md Mn.Jason L.Tontisovic LT Mark DTripimo. USN and ENSJanD.Tripimo.USN LT James O.Vega. USN Capt Jared CVondda. USMC LT Bnan D.WaUcet USNR CaptJasonA.WaffietUSMC LT Charlotte A. Welsch. USN Mr. md Mn. Mark R.Westmorelmd LT and Mn.JohnVWicklund IV LTJG md Mn. Craig M. Wiesen LT DonneU L. WUUams. USN LT md Mn. Abraham N.Younce LTRoyce Yung, USN LT md Mn.Thomas J. Zen

1998 Total Class Giving - 819,188 Average Gift - 8215 Participation - 11.27%

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mn. Devora WoUc PonteU

Presidenfs Circle ($2,500-$4,999) LT Michael M. Morgm, USN

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LCDR md Mn. David S. Cox

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Andrews LTToddH.Benke.USN LT Seraphine R Codinha HI, USN Mr.CarlosA.Jariva

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499; Ms.Jeanne K. Daffion * IT Elisabeth I.Davis,USN 2ndLt KeUy S. Dunbat USMC and LT Christian Dunbat USN LT md Mn. Michael D. FUes

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LT md Mn. David S. Forman LT Michad R.Gawkis, USN Capt and Mn. Edmund B. Hipp LT and Mn. Peter H. Karvouiiis LT Anne E. Leanos, USN and ENS Alexander S. Leanos, USN LT MichadT Pufl'et USN Mt Christopher B, Robinson and LT Sarah E. RoUmgs, RE., USN LCDR md Mn. Henry M. Roenke IV LT Aaron E Shoemaker USN LT and Mn. Eric L.Tiylor LT Marc EWiUiants, USN and LTRuiida J. Williams, USN

Donor Capt ,uid Mn, Olufiinnuke E Adeyenu LT John W. Arbuckle. USNR ENS John A. Bachmore, USNR LT and Mn. Nathaniel A. BaUey LT Michael R Bamam, USN Mt Rick M. Blatmer LT md Mn. Steven T Blazejewsb ENS Timothy C. Boehnie, USN LT Eugene N, Bolton, USN LT Pablo C.Breuet USN LT and Mn. Rocky A. Burns Capt and Mn. Robert L. Burton LT md Mrs. Derrick L. Clark LT md Mn. Mark A. Close LT md Mn. David J. Coe LT and Mn. Eric D Cole LT md Mrs. Richard K. Cordle LT md Mrs. RusseU N. Crawford, Jt Mr. and Mn. Michael N. Davis Mrjames W.Day LT DavidV Desantis, USN LTJG Regina C. Dixon, USNR and LCDR Richard J. Dixon, Jt, USN LT Blake I. Dort USN Mt Ryan W Dupiuck Capt DonaldW. Faul II, USMC LT James TFuUet USN Capt Anthony E. Giardino, USMC LT Keith A. Hendenon, USN LT and Mn. David L. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Brendan T. Higgins Capt Nicole S. HoUoway USMC and Mt Christopher HoUoway LT David J. Hopbns, USNR Mr. Charies B.Johnson Capt and Mrs. Quintin D.Jones LT Cynthia R Keating, USN LT Joshua C Lafferty,USNR LT Ruth A. Lane, USN Mr. and Mrs, Jason T Lavarias LT and Mrs. Ryan E. Lawrenz LT Laura T. Maasdam, USN Mt Brendan M. Mahon Capt Timothy R. Mayet USMC LT and Mn. Scott A. McBride LT Simon C. McKeon, USN LT Andrea J. McLemore, USN and LT Thomas B. McLemore, USN LT and Mn. Scott D. Meushaw LT Matthew A. Music, USN Mr. Jared R. Payne LTJG Steven R Rfirman, USN Mr.LukeWRadlinski Mt Jason E. Reap LT and Mrs. Loren S. Reinke

LT Gene G. Severtson II, USN Capt Cory M. Shackelton, USMC LT Joseph W, Smotherman, USN LT and Mrs. Charles D. Spencdey LT Samantha L. Stahl, USNR LT KristopherW, Stonaket USN and LCDR Ghislaine W Stonaket USN LT Mandy M.Taira, USNR Capt WiUiam A.Taylot USMC LTJohn RThomas, USN LT Kevin M.Thonus, USN Capt and Mn, Douglas M.Thunun ENS Morris CVem-n, USN LT and Mrs. Scott A.Walgren ENS Christopher R.Watkins, USN LT and Mn.Adam D.Wieder Mt Michael D.Wisecup LT Erin Young, USN and Mtjohn Young LT and Mn. Davey C.Yu LT and Mrs. Eric D. Zito *

1999 Total Class Giving - 837,982 Average Gift - 8408 Participation - 11.98%

Presidenfs Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Capt Anne M. Klokow, USMC

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LT David T Burns, SC, USN LT Mary K.Hays,USN LT DanieUe M.Lubch, USN LT Damd J.McMath, USN Ms. MicheUe S. Mui Mr. Kevin D Navas * LT and Mrs. Marvin J. Park

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Capt Jeffiey S. Bedaert, USMC LT Derek J. Cedan, USNR and LT Brie GaUaghet USN LTAnyJ.DoU,USN LTJosephW.HaU.USN LT]ohn R Manahan, USN * Mt and Mrs. Olugbenro M. Adeyemi Capt Robert R SorreUs, USMC Ms. Sara R Zogg

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT Soma M. Barrantes, USN and Mt James Chason LT and Mrs. Stephen R. Draper LT MitcheU D Eisenberg, USN and Dt Nicole C. Eisenberg Capt KeUy A. George, USMC Mt and Mrs. Gregory J. Gingdeskie * Capt Michad K. Hicb,Jr., USMC LT and Mn,John M. KUUla LT and Mrs. PaulV. Koppang ENS Alexander S. Leanos, USN and LT Anne E. Leanos, USN

LT Sofia G. Loomis LT Jan W Raul, USN LTNeUR,Penso,USN Capt Joseph L. ReppertJt.USMC Capt Travis R. Richie, USMC LT Gerald L.Tritz, USN LTLuidricRWalden.USN

Donor Ms. Amanda B. Adams-Simmons LTMehdiA.Akacem.USN LT Robert M. AUneida, USN LT and Mrs. Peter T.Aparico LT and Mrs.Jonathan C Beattie MtBritR.Bischoff LT Mark O Bjcrke, USN Capt and Mrs, Nathan M. Boaz LT Alexander N. Borcz, USN LT WUUam B. L. Brooks, USN LT Ian C.Brown,USN LT and Mrs. Andrew T Burns Mt Michael J. Bussman Capt and Mrs. Nathaniel W. Connor Capt and Mrs. Jeremy L. Conrad LT Benjanun E Cote, USN LTTimJ. Crawmet USN Capt and Mrs. Romeo R Cubas Capt and Mrs.Tonio D. DeSorrento Mrs. Mary L. Dickson and Mt Douglas C. Dickson LT Christopher R Dion, USNR LT Michael J. Domget USN and LTLuanLLam.USN Mt Jason A. Edelberg LT Adam H. Fox, USN LT and Mrs.Joshua M. Gann LTJohn RGarstka, USN Ms. Deborah J. Gibson LT Stacie M. Gibson, USN Capt and Mrs. Kevin J. Goodwin LT Andrew B. HaU, USN LTJarrodL.HanzUk,USN LT and Mrs. Matthew S. Harden LT Dawn M. Hayden, USNR and Mr. Matthew R Hayden LT and Mrs. Robert E. Hight Mt Douglas T. Hoffrnan Dt Kerry A. Hudson and Mt Daniel W Hudson Mt Ryan L.Jakubowsb LT Brian TLantiet USN LTJG WUUam D Lehnet USN LTJG Daniel J. Lennon, USNR MtRickWLentz LT Andrew T McGeorge, USNR LT Damd A. Meneses, USN Mt and Mrs. Ivajlo D Nikolov * Capt and Mrs. Christopher J. O'Brien Mt PhUUp L. O'DonneU LT PeterJ. Rarbd IV USN Dt David A. Paz LT Eric D Pedenen, USN ENS Christopher M. Perry, USN LTVirginia R. Phtt, USN and Mt Jeremiah PUtt LT Matthew C. Poirier * LTJG Ryan A. Posey USN and LT Cynthia A. Posey USN Capt Richard A. Rasmussen, USMC LTJG Chad A. Redmet USN Capt and Mrs. Kevin L. Rusch

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BMNI LT MarkW Smd, USN 2ndLtTodd M. Smden, USMC and 2ndLt Maura A. Sanden, USMC Capt md Mn, Brym R. Snuth LT Dwight E. Smith,Jt, USN LTJG and Mn. Derek Strauss 2ndLt Rym M.Taylot USMC LT Christiaan H.Vanwestendorp NOAA LT Mary G.Wesdiafet USN

2000 Total Class Giving - $9,515 Average Gift - $120 Participation - 9.78%

President's Circle ($2:500-$4:999} Capt and Mn. Matthew P. Schroer

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999; LTJG Timodiy J. Myen, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499; LT Shmnon M, Effingson, USN md Mt MUce Effingson LT md Mn.Wanen A. Hakes LTJG WUUam E. Knochd, USN LT Cory D.Pope,USN Capt md Mn. ErikT. Sprague

Donor LTJG Matthew L.Abbot USN LT md Mn. Christopher D.Abbott LTJG WUUam J. Alcocetjt, USNR LT md Mn. Ian Bass LT and Mn. Michael S. Beaty Ms. Eleonora A. Bowen LTJG md Mn. Garrett L. Burkholder Capt md Mn. Eugene E. BuneU.Jt LT Junmy L. Bunuss III, USN ENS Anthony C. Covacevich, USN CAPT Brian R. Davis, USMC LT Matthew R.Davis,USN LT md Mn. Jason W. DeBlock LT md Mn.Thomas R Flaherty HI Capt Jamie M. Heischhacket USMC LTTheodore J. Fostetjt, USNR Miss HoUy C Fryburger LT and Mrs. Edmund P. Giambastiani III LTBrianJ.GlasetUSN Capt Gregory D Glovet USMC LT and Mn.JohnT. Gonser LTJG and Mrs. PeterJ. Grimm LT Brym W Gnibert, USNR LT and Mrs, Zachary C Guerra LTJoshuaR. Guerre, USN LT Philip J. Hamon, USN Capt and Mrs. Jason E. Hernandez Mt Daniel W Hudson and Dt Kerry A. Hudson LTJG Brian J. Johnson, USN Mt Larry M. Kane Capt Michael J. Kanstdnet USMC LT and Mrs.WUliam C.J. Kayser LT Eric D Krause, USN

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LT md Mn.JohnT. Lmden LTJohn C.Lmey HI, USN LT Peter M. Laudet USN LT and Mn, Gordon M. Lawson Capt and Mn. Benjanun A. Laxton LT Kevin T Louis, USN LT Andrew M. Lynch, USN Miss KeUy J. Mahaffey Capt Jefiey V McCardiy USMC LT md Mrs. Kevin M. Meinert Capt John T Moore, USMCR LTKurtJ.MuhletUSN Capt EUzabedi A. Okoreeh-Baah, USMC md CDR Jmies A, Nelson, USN LT Erin E,OMart USN LT Erin E.OrUch, USN Miss Kristen N. ParrineUo LT Cyndiia A. Posey USN and LTJG Ryan A. Posey USN LT md Mn. Chris L. Roesgen LTEdgarA.RowelH.USN 2ndLt Maura A. Sanden, USMC and 2ndLt Todd M. Sanden, USMC Capt Andrew J. Schoenmaket USMC Capt Bennett H. Shapiro, USMC LT md Mn. BradfordV Sharpless LT Kala S. Slaydon, USN LTUrry R.Smith,USN LT md Mn.Joel C Spmgenberg Capt Caren M. Stmdfast, USMC and Mr. Geoffiey Stmdfast LT and Mn. Jefiey A. Stewart LT Sarah C. M. Stotz, USN md Mr. PaiU Stotz LTJG and Mn.Trent J.Templet LT Alexander J.Tereshko, USN LTErUc M.Thomas,USN LT Hunter CThompson, USN LT Craig M.Trent, USN LT and Mn. Nicholas S.J.Trzcinski LT and Mn.Joel S. Uzanb Mr. Travis N.Vandenypen LT Frank J.Wdsser HI, USN LT and Mn.WUUam H.WUey LTJG Leonard A.Wise HI, USN Capt md Mn. Dennis WWoodfork

2001 Total Class Giving - $3,755 Average Gift - 8187 Participation - 2.73% Hemdon Club ($im-$2,499) LTEricA.Ruesch.USNR

Donor LT Damd I. Doyle, USN Capt and Mn. Mark R. Fenwick LT L P Garrett,USNR LT Steven L. GUgout USNR LT and Mn. Dustin T Jacbon Mt and Mn. Jefiey W HUley LT NicholasV Locbvood, USNR LTDesir Martial, USN md Mn. EUzabeth Martial * LT Lucis S. McDonald MC, USN LT Michael J. Poplawsb, USNR Capt MeUssa Schroth, USMC LT Christopher B. Snavely USN LT and Mn. Gregory C Straessle LT LucasY.Tonffinson, USN LT Wesley A.TurbeviUe, USN and LT Paige WTurbevUle, USN LT md Mn,ToddW,Valasco

2002 Total Class Giving $1,450 Average Gift - $96 Participation - 2.54%

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LTJG Andrew A. Slack, USNR LT WUUam D. H. Snuth, USNR

Donor LTJG Charles E. Eschet USNR 2ndLt Jmies W. Ferguson III, USMCR LTJG Kun N. Fredland, USNR LT]G Elaine M.Jensen, USNR CRT Alex E Katauskas, USA md 2ndLt Lyndsay M. Katauskas, USMCR IstLt Clarence E. Loomis,Jt, USMC md IstLt Anja M. Loomis, USMC LTJG Steven E MuUet USNR LT]G Darnel C Rolese, USNR LT]G Steven D, SnioUk, USNR LT Sean A. Stein, USNR IstLt Melmie J. Stock, USMCR LTJG David B.Thomas II. USNR LTJG Thomas J. Uhl, USNR and LTJG EmUy W. Burgess, USNR

2003 Total Class Giving - $1,235 Average Gift - $112 Participation - 2.29%

Tecumseh Club

LT Adam K.Hruby USN LT Pattick DMoriey USN LT Andrew T Roy USNR

LTJG Leslie A. Eshet USNR

LT and Mrs.James H. Hoey

2004 Total Class Giving - $495 Average Gift - $99 Participation - 1.54% Donor ENS Wade C. Barnes, USNR and ENS Stephanie N. Barnes, USNR 2ndLt James O Myung, USMCR ENS and Mn. Michael J. Osterhaus LTJG Noah M.'White, USN ENS JacqueUne-Marie W, Wrona, USNR

2005 Total Class Giving - $320 Average Gift - $80 Participation - 0.70% Donor ENS WUUam R. KeUy USN 2ndLt Alonzo A. Neese HI, USMC ENS Joseph E Preston, USN ENS Dou^as A. Robb, USN

2006 Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) ENSJmiesR. Olsen, USN

Donor ENS Aidrew M. Lukich, USN

2010 Donor MIDN Andrew T Biu'ser

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999}

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

LT Richard W Lang III. USNR Mn. EUzabeth Martial and LT Desu Martial, USN LTJG EUzabedi A. Martin, USNR Mt md Mn. Jaris C. McClain LTJG Nicholas M. Parker, USNR LTJG WUUam E PoUak IV, USNR

($250-$499; Donor IstLt and Mn.Justin L. Blackmon 2ndLt Jonath.in H. Brandt, USMCR Ms.Victoria L. Burns 1 stLt Michad A. De Jesso, USMCR .md LT Courmey E. De Jes.so, USN LTJG and Mn. Derek CJ.iskowiak

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stablished in 1986, the Parents Fund makes a tremendous difference in the lives of midshipmen each and every day. As a critical component of the Naval Academy Annual Fund, the Parents Fund supports midshipman summer internships, programs at the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership, a wide range of faculty enrichment initiatives, and other key programs. In 2006, more than SI-6 million was given by 2,280 parent donors, and 66 parents joined the Presidents Circle.

The 2006 Parents Fund was a success thanks in lai^e part to our volimteen: Fleet:

Kevin and Melody O'Keefe Son:Tim O'Keefe '06 Oass o f 2007: John Kovaldk '78 Son: Dan Kovalcik '07 a a s s o f 2 0 0 8 : Larry and Mimi Leonard Son: Martin Lawrence '08 Qass o f 2009: Stephen and Donna Zipf Son: Christopher Zipf '09 Class of 2010: Steve Comiskey '69 Son: Joe Comiskey '10

Mt md Mn. Richaid W Smidi

Mr. md Mn. Bharat Parashar Dr. Nina Pearlmutter Dr. md Mn. Harry Savvin Mr. md Mn. Gerald E Schroer Mr. md Mn. Richard R Shields

President's Cirde Lejeune Assodate

Presidenfs Circle Worden Assodate

Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999}

($25,000-$19,999)

($5,000-$9,999)

Mr. md Mn. Peter B. Hanulton Mt md Mn. Segundo Mateo Mr- md Mn. Charies H. McGffl HI

Ml. Robert J. Adler md Ms. Margaret M. Ross-Adler * Dt md Mn.James E. Aichet Jt * Mr. md Mn. RusseU B. Brewer II * Mr. md Mn.John M. Calmdra Mr. md Mn. David B. Camiolo * Ml. md Mn.Vmcent C Deluzio MI. md Mn.WUUam D. Effiott Mr. md Mn.Troy R Firmey Ml. and Mn.Thomas P HamUton * MI. md Mn. BraceY. Hui * Mr. md Mn. Lawrence A. Leonard * CAPT md Mn. Kennedi M. Lmn * Mt md Mn. Brace G. Morrison Mr. md Mn. Canon A. MuUen Mr. md Mn. David J. Nicolas * WUUam K. and Bari^ara E Ralston Dr. md Mn.J. Frederick Sarg * Mt md Mn. Christopher K. Seglem Mr. md Mn.Vmcent R Unruh

Presidenfs Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr.VictorWAigobright Mt md Mn. David E Bennett Mr. md Mn.TUnothy J. Boyce Ml. md Mn. Richard E. Brennan MI. md Mn. Charies Chamben Mr. md Mn. Richard D. Christ * Mr. md Mn. Chariton L. George Mt md Mn.J. Eric Greenwotxl Mr. Thomas L. KeUer md Ms. Diane C Nordin Mr. md Mn. Seone J. Lee Mr. md Mn. Michael H. Lowry Mr. md Mn. Michael J. McGuinnis * Mr. md Mn.James A. Morgm Ml. md Mn. Roy A. Oskutis

* Matching Gift

James and Kattiy Gocl<e of Iowa with their son, Michael Gocke '07.

President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999} Estate of Hugh D Adair, Jt Mr. md Mn. FrankJ.Albi CAPT A. H. Alexmder MC, USN, (Ret) md CAPT Chariotte EAlexanderMCUSN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Bach Dt md Mn.JamesW. Bacbtrom Mt md Mn. Daniel W. Berkey Mr. and Mn. Mark E. Bemhardson Mr. md Mn. Peter B. Besser * Mt md Mn. Lee M. Bingham Mr. and Mn. Rodney J. Boehm Mt md Mn.Vincent R. Bordash Dt md Mn. Brim C. Breimer Mr. and Mn. Charles W. Broun * Dtjohn Campion and Dt Andrea Wa-xmm Mn. Diane M. Carlson md Mr. WUUam R Freyd Mr. md Mn. NicholasW Carper Mt md Mn. Brian P. Carron Dt and Mn.WUUam R. Canon Mt Daruel F Case Mr. and Mn.James C Chandler Mt md Mn.James H. Clement,Jt Mr. md Mn. Edward P. Cobb Mr. md Mn.Thomas A. Colby Mr. and Mn. Donald E. Cole.Jt Dt md Mn.Joseph C Contento Mr. md Mn. E. Harry Creasey HI

Mr. md Mn. Edward T Daruel MI. and Mn. Brim E. Danielson Lt Col md Mn. John R DeHart Mr. md Mn. RhiUp M. DeNicola * Mr. and Mn. Brim A. Denison * Mr. and Mn.Joseph M. Denzel * Mr. and Mn.Thomas O. Duffey Mr. and Mn.John B. Durm Mr. md Mn. Gary J. Eady * Mr. md Mn. Greg A. Egben Dt WUUam Effis Mt md Mn. Peter M. Feaman Mr. and Mn.John W Fedorko. St Dt and Mn. Raul R. Fleury Mt and Mn.Terrance H. Galinsb Mr. and Mn.JamesW. Gieszl Dt md Mn. DeWitt B. Gifford Mr. md Mn. Gary K. Gonzalez Ms.Josie M. Gonzalez Mr. and Mn. Rhffip W Goodwin Mr md Mn. Michael K. Grace Mr. md Mn. Don P. Grijalva * Mr. md Mn.Wiffiam C Griscom * LtCol and Mn. Norman E Haimer Mr. and Mn. Michael T HaneU Mr. and Mn. George E. HaskeU Mr. Walter H. Haydock MrmdMn.A.D.HUUard Dt Robert N. Hotchbss md Dt Stephanie S. Hotchkiss Mr. and Mn.Joseph F Huber Mr. md Mn. Robert R.Johnsen *

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NENTS Mr. md Mn. Douglas A. KeUy * Mt md Mn. George L. KeUgren Mr. md Mn.John S. Kent III Mt md Mn. Brim C Klene Mr. md Mn. Spindler Krause, Jt Mt and Mn. Paul R. Kreutter * Mr. md Mn. C David Krueger Mr. md Mn. Douglas L. Kvmdal Mt and Mn.Jmies M. Landreth Mt md Mn.Wayne D Laraway Mt and Mn.Terry W Lanon * Mt and Mn.J.imes B. Lingle Mr. md Mn. Harvey L. Lowd Mr. and Mn. Richard Lynch * Mr. md Mn. Rolando J. Machado Mt and Mn. Kevin M. Mahm Col and Mn.Thomas E. Manion * Dt Joseph Marino and DtWmdaT. Marino Dt md Mn.Theodore J. McCaskey Mt md Mn. Barry McClure * Mr. md Mn. Keidi A. McFarland Mt md Mn. G. Brim McMenamin Ms. Barbara J. MeUco Mr. md Mn.Jerry M. Metheny Mn. GaU MUler Mr. md Mn. Christopher K. Money Mr. md Mn. Michael A. Morin Mr. md Mn.James E. Morrow. St Mr. md Mn.WUUmi M. Murphy Mt md Mn. Barry G. Nelson Mr. md Mn. Harold L. North.Jt Mr. md Mn. Marty L. O'Connor * Mr. md Mn. Kermedi A. Olena Dt Rafael A. Ortega and Ms. Shawn A. Sefton CAPT md Mn.John R. Owens.Jt Mr. and Mn. Edward C Page Mr. and Mn. Robert C. Page Mr. and Mn.VasUJ. Pappas,Jt Mr. and Mn. Lester R Retracca Mr. David R. PouUn Mr. md Mn. Donald H. Regan Mr. and Mn.John H. ReUihard.Jt Dt md Mn.John R. Reinhardt Dt and Mn. Stephen L. Reintjes Mr. and Mn. Louis R. Ricdardi Dt Frank C Richardson and Dt Katherine A. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy D. Rohane Dtjohn D Rozich and Dt Shiela S. Rozich Dt and Mn.James E. Santeffi CAPT and Mn. Craig L. Schnappinger CDR and Mn. Robert W. Schubert, St * Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W Selby Mr. and Mrs. David L. Sheppard Dt and Mrs. Bruce A. Shermm Dt and Mrs. Jack Sherman Mrs. EUzabeth R Shugart Mt and Mrs. Wesley J. Skaperdas Mr. and Mn. Aaron A. Smith Mt and Mn. Huber E. SmuU,Jt Dt and Mrs. David R Sniezek Mt and Mn. Harold K. Somerdyk Mr. Michael Spineffi Mt and Mn.Walter Spring *

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Mr. md Mn.W. Halsey Spramce Mt md Mn. H. Scott Starkey Mt and Mn.Alm Summen-PoweU Mt Lee A.Tronet Jt and Dt LoUta M. McDavid Mr. md Mn. Robert E.Van Olst * Mt and Mn.Joel K.Vandevoort Mt md Mn.Wade G.Wannamaker Dt and Mn. Andrew R.Weintraub The Honorable and Mn. Carl J. West Mt and Mn.WUUam D.Whimey Dt md Mn. Robert G. WUUams Mt and Mn. Nelson R.WUt Mt Paul EWirtz and Dt Christina M.Wirtz Mt md Mn. C. David Wright Mt and Mn.Jmies J. Yankausbis * Mr. md Mn. Stephen A. Zipf,Jt

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr and Mn. Robert R. Ackerman.Jt Col and Mn.John EAhern Mt and Mn. Gary W. Aldrich Mt and Mn. Edward A. Aeszczyk Mr. md Mn.James S. AUen.Jt Mt md Mn. Mansueto G. Aiiolat Mt md Mn. Hugh A. Andenon * Mt and Mn. Gustavo Aragon.Jt Mt David Arpi and Ms. NataUe Gubb Mt md Mn.WUUam C. Asdal Dt Durvvood R. Bagby md Dt Janet H. Bagby Mt and Mn.John T. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beagen, St Dt md Mn.AUen Beals Mr. and Mn. Brace J. Beard Mt md Mn.John C. Beard Mt md Mrs. Robert J. Bennett Mt and Mn.Joseph A. Bergeron Mt and Mn. Roger C Bergstrom Mt and Mn. Sergio A. Bermudez Mr. md Mn.John L. Bernard,Jt * Mr, and Mn, Andrew W. Berry Mt and Mn. Cari L. Biggs Dt and Mn.Wade C Bishop Mt and Mn. Michael Blmd * Dt and Mrs. Ronald Bleday Mt and Mrs.John J. Bock Mt md Mn. Garry E. Bowring Mt and Mn. Donald M. Breazeale * Mrs. Diane M. Britto and Mt Mich.iel J.Walker Dt Khan N. Brown Mt and Mrs. Eliot H. Biyan * Mt and Mn. Benjanun A. Bucb CART and Mn. Robert A. Buehn.Jt Mt and Mrs. Edward M. Burkett * Mt David D Buder * Mrs. Rosa Calvanico Dt WiUiam D. Canhani .ind Dt Susan A. Canhani Dt md Mrs. Paul D Cariton Mt Michael J. Carr and Ms. Bonnie Broden Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. CasUio Dt and Mrs.JohnW Cassels,Jt

Mt md Mn, Joseph Chau Mt md Mn.Yae K. Choi Mt and Mn.Yong K. Choi Mr. and Mn. Markus K. Christen Mt md Mn. Donald E Claus * Mt and Mn. Edward Cohn Mt and Mn. D. DLxon Coffins Mt and Mn. Mario R Coffins Mt and Mn. Richard R. Coffins Mt .md Mn.WUliam M. Cornachio Dt and Mn.James B. Cory Mr. and Mn. Richard D. Courmey Jt * Mt and Mn.JohnT. Coyle • Mn. Pmiela Crme Mt md Mn. Michael S. Cremem Mt md Mn. Gary J. Czeschin Mt Samuel E Dadds Mt and Mn.Jmies S. Deupree CART and Mn. Michael E DiBeUo * Mr. and Mn. Patrick R. Donald * Mt and Mn. Edward Doonet Jt Mt md Mn.Jmies P. Dom Mt md Mn.Anthony J. Donch Mt Andrew S. Drury Mn. Margaret R. Drury Mr. md Mn. Edward J. Durbn Mt md Mn. Lawrence M. Eckert Mt and Mn.John E. Edniondson Mt md Mn. David A. Elsberry Mt md Mn. Charles J. Enderlin Mt md Mn. Louis Escalmte Mt and Mn. WaUace K. Everett Mr. and Mn. Burt Faibisoff Mt md Mn.Vincent Fayne Mr. md Mn.Wiffi,mi W. Fennimm.Jt Mn, Dime M, Finnerty Mr. ChariesW. Foose Mt md Mn. David M. Fornim Mt md Mn. Robert J. Foschi Mt md Mn. Edward J. Fox Mr. and Mn. OUver K. FrankUn The Honorable md Mn. Lotus J. Freeh Dt Erick J. Freihofer Dt Richard H. Fritz md Ms. Suzarme E. Smden Mt .md Mn. Smiuel S. FromUle III Mt and Mn.JohnT. Fryer Dt and Mn. Frank H. Furnim Mt and Mn.Jose M. CiUndo Mt md Mn. Miguel G. Gaona, St Mr, md Mn.John P. G.irgan Mt and Mn. LesUe M. Gentry Mt and Mn. Stephen A. Giacomucci Mt and Mn. Frmk J. Giunipero Mt and Mn. Dik N. Glass Dt and Mn. Frank J. Glavan Mt and Mn. Fred H. Goodwin Mt and Mn. Kerrj' M. Gragg Mt and Mn. Richard J. Grassia MtWUliam L. Green md Mrs.Aniy L.King Mt and Mn. Donald J. Haertel Mt and Mn.Wddon B. H.iU Mr. and Mn. Lewis E Hanulton * Mt and Mn. Paul H.irris * Mr. and Mn. Robert K. Hcasley Mr. md Mn. Edw.ird D. Heben

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Mr. and Mn. Norman S. HeUer Mr. Brace W. Hendricb Mt RojeUo Herrera, Jt CAPT md Mn. Douglas L. Herring Dt Kenneth R. Hi^uis and Dt Bedi A. Loss-Higgins Mt and Mn. Frank P. HUUard Mt and Mn. Rich<ird E. HoUmder Mr. md Mn.WUUam E Hoover * Dt md Mn. Charles E. Hubley Mt and Mn. Robert A. Hymen Mt and Mn. David A.Johnson Mr. and Mn. Robert WJohnston * Mt and Mn. Scott W.Jordan * Mr. and Mn.Theodore M. Kmatas Mr. and Mn. George M. Kattula * Mr. and Mn. Kevin A. Kelch Mr and Mn. Mounir Kettani Mr. and Mn. Robin R Kinney * Mt md Mn. Michael D. Kirkpanick Mn. Lorraine KnuUch * Mt and Mn.John F Kulczewsb Mr. md Mn.John W. Kursawe Ms. Loretta J. Lacey Dt md Mn. David C Lagrew Mt md Mn. Bradford S. Lane Mr. and Mn. Byron A. LeBlmc Mr. and Mn.Jack R. Lengyel Dr md Mn. R. E. Lienert Mt md Mn. Ik-Sung Lini Mr. Frank Lisi md Ms. Laura O'NeUl * Mn. MicheUe E. Lloyd-Leary md Mt Dennis J. Leary Dt md Mn. Daniel W. Lubch Mt md Mn. Steven C Maa * Mt and Mn. Frank Magda Mt md Mn. Lee M. Manh Mn. Francis M. ManhaU Mr. and Mn. Israel E Martinez * Dt and Mn. Larry A. Mayer Mt and Mn.John D McAdams * Mr. md Mn. Daniel A. McAloon Mt and Mn. Mark J. McCoy, St Mr. md Mn.WUUmi T McDonald,Jt Mt md Mn.Timothy R. McDonough * Mt md Mn. Brace L. McElheny Mt md Mn. D,ivid R. Meek Mt and Mn. Michad L. Menne * Mn.AnnV. Menu Mt and Mn.John D Michel Mt .md Mn. Christopher J. MUler * Mt ,md Mn.J<mies M. MiUer * Mt .md Mn.Jmies R Mohr Mt and Mn.John E Moore * Mt .md Mn. Calvin A. Morris Mt and Mn.Arthur E Mulveyjt Dt .md Mn. Michael J. Murray Mt .md Mn.Joseph B. Murtaugh Mr. and Mn.Wiffiam J. Musder Mt ,ind Mn.John E. N,iboziia Mt .and Mn.John R. N.uin * Mt and Mn. Doughis W. Nmnig Mt and Mn. DaiuelV Neuland Dt and Mn. Harry Neuvvirdi Mt and Mn. Claude G. Nicolet Mt and Mn.James A. Norgaard Mt and Mn. Hans-Peter H. Oberdick

Mr. and Mrs.Viaor U ObenchaU CAPT and .Mrs. lames L. O'Keefe III Mr. md .\ln. Kevin J. O'Keefe Mt md .Mn. Amorauo M. OUveros MI. md .Mn. CUfibid C O'Neal. J t * Ml. and Mn Rafael Oyola. St MI. and Mn.Jem Marc Ripon Mn.Kdh'S.Paik Mr. and .Mn. long H. IVk MI. and .\lnjestyn G. Pavne Dt Jefiiey' I\;nnim md Di. Coniue M. Owens Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Ptpm * Dr. and Mn.J. Maik IVteiman Mt and Mn. Garv' A. Peten Mt and Mrs. Geoige PUko Mtand MIS. Robert S Pinmm Mt and Mn. Richaid -A Pluegei * Mtand Mn. John L Prendeigast * Mr. and Mn- David W. Proudfbot Mt and -Mrs. Bradley Quin MI. and .Mn. Daiuel N. Ramirez Dt and Mis. John H. Rapacke Dt and Mn. David G- Reigel Mi.SiUev'RReppertmd Ms. Christine .AVezetmski MI. and .Mis. John W. Rhoads * MIS. Susm M-Riedd Mt and Mn. Edvraid Ritter, J t Mt and Mn. Jesus M. Riveia,Jt * Mt and MB. Robeito C Rodriguez Mt Philq) A R(^as Dt and .Mis. Mario F. RomagnoH Mt and Mn. MichadV" Romig MSGT and MIS. Paul E Roritjt Mt and Mn-Thomas L. Roscetri * Mt and Mn-.Angdo J. Rossi, j t Dt and .Mn. Paul E. Rovdand Mt and Mis.\feker D. Rye Mt and Mn. -Mignd.A Salas Mt and .Mc Michad R. Sandroni Ml. and Mis. John £ Schmoczer Mtand -Mis-^felier D. Schiodi Mt and Mis. Timothy A Schude Dt and .Mn. Cari R Schultz CAPT and .Mn. John E. Schweichler * Mn and Mn. Henry E Seebode Mt and Mn. Brian G. Semlei Dt and Mis. Wiffiam J. ShaugJmessy.Jt Mt and Mn. Raymond Sheaiei Mtand Mn.John G. SheckeUs Mt and Mn. Joseph O SheveneU Mn and Mn-Richaid A ShulUck * Mt and Mrs. David .M. Sims * MtGaiySSbd Mt and .Mn. .Madin R. SnUcfa Mt James W. Spean Mt and -Mn- Andrew E. Spencer Mt and Mn. Ronald B. Spencer Mt and Mn. Leonaid P. Stachiias Mt and Mn. Frank R Stevens, J t Mt and Mn. Richaid Sdckel Nk and MIS. HaroU E. Stockdill, J t Mt Steven TStomecki * Mt and .Mn. WUUam C. SnobeL St Mt and MIS. Geiaki R Suffivan • Mtand Mn. Cari M. Sopandc

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MI. md Mn. RickTannei Mr. Eric J.Taibox md Ms. Sylvia L. GUUs Mr. md Mrs. Peter TattenaU Mr. md Mn. Paul .A.Thompson * MI. md Mn.Jmies TThorieibon DI. md Mn. Tsuyoshi Toyania Mr. md Mn.John B.Tuckei Mr. Roben E.Tuckei Mr. Thomas TumbuU md CAPTVivian L.TumbuU Mr. md Mn. Michael W. Ulis * Mr. md Mn-Trac-y W Upchurch Mr.ThomasJ.VaUdy III Mr. md Mn. Alexander B.Vm Duvne Ms. Frances L.\ta Ness Mt md Mn.Tun M.Walroth Dr. md Mn. Herbert A. Warner III Dr. Mary E. Warren and MI. Robert L.Wtaen MI. md Mn.Jon M.W^shko Mr. David S.WMtey Mr. md Mn.James E.Waten Dr. md .Mn. Stuan L.Weibd Mr. md Mn. H. Paul'Whaley.Jt Mr. and Mn. Gavin EWhadey Ms-Veiastein W" White Mr- and Mn-Thomas J. Whoriey Mr. md .Mn. Biyce O. WUlen Mr. and Mn. RhinyT. Williams * MI. md Mn. David S. Worst Mr Alan B.Yanofiky and Dr. Syivia Tumei-Yanobky Mt md -Mn- Maik P Zito. St

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr. and -Mn.Joseph E Abratz,Jt -Mr. and Mn. .Michael S.-Adkins Mr. and Mn. LesUe Adler Mr. md Mn. Rodoffo R-Agraviador Mt Henry L. .Albert -Mr. and Mn. Flarold D. Albrecht D t md Mn. Herman A.Ambris Mt and Mn..Alan J.-Anastasiades Mt md Mn- Richard A.Anderson Mt md Mn.Thomas E-Andrevvs Mr. md .Mn.James R. Asche .Mr. md Mn.John Atsu-Swanzy Mr. md Mn.Joseph 1. Ayala Mt md Mn. Benny R. Baker Mr. and Mn. Brace O. Barren .Ms. Susan Barry Dt md .Mn.Alan .M. Baisrow M t md Mn. Gregg D. Baitowitz Mt md Mn. Bun A Bazzle Ml. md Mn. David R. Beall .Mr. md Mn. Kim .A. Beasley Mt md Mn. Ron Belmy Mt md .Mn.James L. Beig .Mt md Mn.Thomas R. Beithold MI. md .Mn. Noiiis L. Bettis .Mt md Mn. Brent D. Bieshaar Mt and Mn. RobertV Bishop Mr. md Mn. Michael L. Biien Mr. md Mn.Thomas R Blamey * Mt md Mn. Henry Bockus Mr. md Mn. Mdford D. Bond

Mt md Mn. Mark E. Bonebright MI. md Mn. Robm Boone MI. md Mn. StaiUey A. Borek. Jt MI. John Bonero MI. Charies W Bosworth Mr. md Mn.Timothy H. Breen Mr. md Mn. Dale W Broadwater Mr. md Mn.James G. Brown Mr. and Mn. Eddie Brown Mr. md Mn. Gregorie W. Bujac Ml. md Mn. Douglas R. Bunting * Ml. md Mn.Thomas K. Burch * MI. Michael W Buidick md Mn. Susm E. ManheUnei MI. md Mn.Terrence M. Buigess MI. md Mn. Dm N. Byme * Ml. and Mn.Thomas D. Caldwell Dt md Mn. Henry N. Camaby * Mr. Tony L. ChitwcxxL St md Dr. Mary B- Chitw ood Mr- md Mn. Seung H. Cho Mr. and Mn. Michael P. Choros Mr. md Mn. Brace A- Chucosb Mr- md Mn- Brace R- Clero Mr. md Mn.WUUam Coffins III Dr. and Mn. Kevin D. Corcoran * Dr. md Mn.James R. Correa Dt and Mn. Charies E. Crase Mr. md Mn. Phiffip T. Crawford Mr. md Mn. Rolmdo Y. Ciuz MI. and Mn.John E. Cuffiton MI. md Mn. Stephen L. Cumbie * Mr. md Mn.T. Martin Davis MI. md Mn. Roy K. DeBoei MI. md Mn. RusseU M. Decker -MI. and Mn.Jeny G. Dekan Dt and Mn.Thomas J. DevUn Mr. md Mn.Jeraid M. Dinces MI. and Mn.AUen D Dingman Mr. md Mn. Petei S. Ditchen DI. and .Mn.JohnW Dodson MI. md Mn. Robert B. Dolan Mt md Mn. John E. Downs Ml. and Mn. Stephen K. Dievv Mi.John Drummond Dr. md Mn.John E. Ducbvoith MI. and .Mn. Gary .M- Dziama Mr. and Mn. David R. Edwards Mr. md Mn.Thomas A. Eschenbreimer .Mr. Edgardo Eugenio Mr. md Mn. Gregon' -M. Evans Mr. and Mn.James E. Ewing Mr. md Mn.WUUam J. Favia * Mn. Cassie Featherston Mr. md Mn. Gerald J. Feehery Mr. and Mn. H. Edward Pendley J t Mn. Dime Ferrari-Moody Mr. and Mn. Michael L. Figoin Mr. md Mn. Daniel Fischer Dt md Mn.James D. Fischer Mr. md Mn. David A Fisher * Mn.Joy Fisher Mr. md Mn. Mel E. Fisher Mr. md Mn. RobertV Fisher Mr. md Mn. Lawrence R. Fishman Mr. md Mn.Thomas E Rtzgerald Mr. md Mn. Michael R. Hemmg

Mn. Marion B. Hetcher Mr. md Mn. Daniel K. Hynn Ml. md Mn. Rmdolph J. Ford, St Mr. md Mn. Mark Foris Mr. md Mn. Douglas R. Foster * Mt md Mn.Joseph J. Foster Mr. md Mn.John C Foulds Mn. Courtney S. Frmtz Mr. md Mn. David G. Frmtz Mt md Mn.Thomas L. Froistad Mr. Richaid R. Gahm MI. md Mn. Abraham C Garcia Dt md Mn. Daniel G. Gardinei Dt md Mn. Robert C Ganen MI. and Mn. Robert E Garrison Mr. md Mn.Tynei M. Gaston MI.Jay R. Gates MI. md Mn. Roben L. Gauthiei Mt md Mn. Scon C. Gideon * MI. Donald R. GUlis md Ms. Catherine J. Freese Mr. md Mn. Gregoiy A. Gisoni Ms. Dorothy P. Givnei Mr. md Mn. Ciprimo Gomez, J t Mr. md Mn. Alfied L. Greenwood Mr. and Mn. FeUx S. Gregorian Mr. md Mn.James R. Gregory Mn. Joyce A. Griffin Mn. Eleanor H. Gustabon Mr. and Mn. George E. Hagerty Mr- md Mn.John H. HaUe Mr. md -Mrs. Robert J. HaU Mr. and Mn.John J. Hammer * CAPT md Mn.John J. Hammerer Mn. LeUani K. Hanger Mr. and Mn.John C. Hannah Mr. Larry A Hanson and Ms. Kathlyn A. Standovv -Hanson * Mr. and Mn. Brendan M. Hariey Dt md Mn. Richaid K- Harris * Mr- and Mn. Robert H. Hastings Rev. and Mn.TUnothy Hawkins Ms. Constmce T Haydock Mr. and Mn.Wayne N. Hedani Mr. md .Mn. Doug Hein Ms.Jem M. Henne Mr- and Mn. Paul J. Hessinger Mr. NedW- Heywaid,Jt Mn. Sharon M. Hickson Mr- md Mn. Gerald C HUl Mr. and Mn.WUliam P. HoUnes, St Mr. md Mn. NeU Hoosiei Di.Teena E Horn Mr. and Mn.Viaor J. Horn Mr. md Mn. Rich E Hubbard MI. md Mn. Gaiy N. Hufinan MI. md Mn. F D. Hundley * MI. md .Mn. Roben S. IcanLJt MI. md Mn.John Izbicb Mt. md Mn.J. R.James.Jt MI. md Mn. Lawrence W'Jamieson Mr. md Mn. Robert I. Jmdorf Mr. md Mn.Joel L.Jesse Mr. md Mn. Geoige L.Johnson Ms.JUl A.Johnson Mr. and Mn. Martin D.Johnson Mr. md Mn. Ron W Johnson *

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lENTS Ml. md Mn. Frederick B.Johnston.Jt Mt and Mn.AUen C.Jones Mt and Mn. Glenn T.Jones Mt and Mn. Bruce W.Jordan Mt and Mn.Joe E. KalU Mt and Mn. Richard Kang Mt .md Mn. Shin W. K<mg Mt md Mn. Gene M. KeUey Mt and Mn. D,ivid J. KeUuni Mt and Mn. H.T KeUy Mt md Mn. Kevin M. KUleen, St Mt and Mn. Roger L. King Mr. and Mn.Thomas E. King Mt and Mn.Thomas B. Kinzler Mt and Mn. Gregory M. Knapp Mt .md Mn.WUUam R Knapp Mr. and Mn. H. Michael Koeppd LTC and Mn.John W Kress Mt and Mn.Jmies C. Kristoff* Mr. md Mn. Donald T LaBrie Mt md Mn. Lambert M. Lane, St Mr. md Mn. Mark T Langhenry * Mt md Mn. Loren L. Lanen Mr. and Mn.Thomas Leavitt Mr. md Mn. Richard L. LeFUs Mr. and Mn. Gerard J. Legere.Jt Dt Susan W Leonard Mr. Robert R. Leonardeffi Mr. md Mn.John R LUes.Jt Dt and Mn.James R. Long MtWhit E. Ludington and Ms. Karen R RockweU * Ms.Jenrue Lyons Dtjohn S. MacDonald Mt and Mn. Peter G. MacKenzie Mr. md Mn. Ronald R Malatesta * Mt md Mrs. Michael D Malnad Ms.Jm L. Marple * Mr. md Mn.James A. Marsh Mt and Mn. Gordon W. Martin.Jt * Dt and Mn. Harvey E. Matheny Mt and Mrs. Jefiey D. Matthews Prof and Mn. Robert H. Mayet Jt Mr. and Mrs. Daryl G. Mayhew * Mt and Mrs. Mark L. McBee Mt and Mrs.James E. McDaniell Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. McDonald Mt and Mrs. David McFeely * Mt and Mrs. Lynn W Mcintosh Mt and Mrs.John E. Merwin Mt and Mrs.James S. Metcalf Mt and Mrs. David B. Midura Mt Gary Mihoces and Ms. Susan ReUner * Mt and Mrs. Alden E MiUetJt Dt and Mrs. Bruce E. MiUer Mt and Mrs. Mark O. MiUer * Mt and Mrs.John K. MUls * Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Minck Mt and Mrs.Thomas H. Minkoff Mt and Mrs. Kenneth L. Minnick Mt and Mn. Kent N. MitcheU * Mt and Mrs.Thomas MoeUcr Mt and Mrs. Carios Molina Mr. and Mrs.Teofilo B. Mondares Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Moore Mt and Mrs. Glenn G. Morrison Mt and Mrs. Michael C. MueUer

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Mt and Mn. Stephen M. MueUer Mt and Mrs. Ron.Ud A. MuUer Dt and Mrs. D.ivid W. Murphy Mt and Mn. Stephen M. Myers Mt and Mrs.John G. Naima Mt md Mn. Ruben Navarro Mt and Mrs. Maurice L. Naylon HI * Mt and Mn. Lawrence J. Neff Dt and Mrs. Stephen Nord Mt and Mn. BLiine E Nye Mt and Mn. Raymond O'Connor Mt and Mn. Douglas B. Okun Mt and Mn.John E. Olsen * Dt Sttiart K.Olvey Mt and Mrs. Munir Orgtin * Mt and Mrs.Thomas J. Orr Mt and Mrs. Myron Osyf Mt .uid Mrs. Frank Pagura * Chief and Mn. Raymond R Raiz Mt md Mn. Loyd C Parks Dt and Mn. Harry Partridge III * CDR and Mn. M.irk C Riuls Mt and Mn. Steven L. Paulson Dt James C. Penrod Mt and Mn.Joseph D Phelan Mt and Mn. S<amuel A. Piccioni Mt and Mn. Robert J Pigmeffi * Mt Scott Plank Mt and Mn. Byron D Prophet Mt and Mn.T. K. Raiiich,md.ir MtT E. Rasmussen,Jt Mt and Mrs. Jan Reber Mtjohn M. Reeder Mt and Mn.John N. Retzloff Mn. GaU G. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Ries Mt and Mn.WUUam H. Riordon.Jt Dt and Mn, Glenn J. Rix Prof Stephen Robb and The Honorable Margret G. Robb Mt and Mn. Gregory J. Robbins Mt and Mrs. Toby L. Rohlin Mt and Mn. Harland R. Rolfi * Mn. Jeanne G. Rudzki Mr. and Mrs. Jefiey C Runco Mt and Mrs. Angdo Saiiia * Mt and Mn. Carios M. Sanchez Dt and Mrs. Gary R. Sargent Mt and Mrs. Liiwrence C. Saylor * Mt and Mrs. Les Schexnayder Mt and Mrs. DavidT. Schuler Col and Mrs. Calvin L. Scovel HI Mt and Mrs. Howard J. Seaman Mt and Mrs. Charies A. SerreU Mt and Mrs.James A. Shillito Mt and Mrs.John R. Sladek Mt and Mrs. Barry C Snuth Mt and Mrs. Bruce J. Snuth Mt and Mrs. ChariesW. Smith Mt and Mrs. Howard J. SnUth, Jt * Mt and Mrs.Jarvis A. Snuth Dt Kevin E. Smith and Dt Stephanie E Smith Mt and Mrs. Michael C. Smith Mt and Mrs. Robert R Snuth Dt and Mrs.Ted D. Spears Mt and Mrs. George P. Spiliotis

Mt and Mn.JamesW. Springer Mt and Mn.Wiffiam J. StalU Mt and Mrs. Michael D. Stearns * Ms. Bronwyn B. Stoner Mt and Mn. Stephen R Swigart Mt and Mn. Donald G. Syine Mt and Mrs.James E.Tafel Mt and Mn. George WTalibon Mt and Mrs. Lewis Taylor * Mtand Mrs. EdTeni Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C.Thiess * Mt and Mn.Vmcent M.Thomas Mt and Mrs. L.TikTjoa Mt and Mrs. Carios Tseng Mt and Mrs. Afimusaesae Tula Mt and Mrs. Ron Turo Mt and Mn. RhUhp A.Turton Mt and Mrs. Steven B.TwitcheU * Mt and Mrs. Albin R. Umpa Mt and Mrs. Budi Utmia Mt and Mrs. Pattick D.Veteto Mr. and Mrs.Jody H.Vick Mt and Mrs. Douglas C.Vrazd Mt and Mrs. Steve VuleB Mt and Mrs. Richard S.Wachtd Mt and Mn. H. Kenneth Waggonetjt Mt and Mrs.John B.Walton Mt and Mrs. Robert E.Wayland Mt and Mrs.JeffWeinstein Mt Jeffiey A. Wemzad Mt and Mrs. Andrew H. White Mt and Mn.WUliam White Mt and Mrs. L. CWiddoes.Jt Mt and Mn. Norman RWigginton Mt and Mrs.Woodrow WUbe Mr. and Mn.John R.WUUmis Mt and Mrs. Deiirus E.Wilson Mt Franklin Wolf and Ms. Gini A. Blostein-Wolf Mt and Mrs.James T.Woiiiack,Jt * Mt and Mrs.James T K.Woiig Mt and Mrs. KwokY.Wong Mt and Mrs. Mark R.Yates Mt and Mn. Stephen S.Yeager Mt and Mrs. Andrew K.Yee Mt FredYonbiian Mt and Mrs.Thomas B.Yost * Dt and Mn.WiUiamW C.Young Mt and Mrs. Kevin R Zink * Mt and Mrs. Donald E Zisa

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mt and Mrs. Leon B. Aaron Mt and Mn. Donald W.AbeU Mt and Mrs. Fernando Acosta Ms. Louise D.Actkinson RADM and Mn. Clinton E. Adams Mt Lionel J. Adams II Mt .ind Mn. Raul W. Abler Mt and Mrs. Samule R. Aliano Mt and Mrs. Guillermo M. ArgueUo Mt and Mrs. MerrUl W. Arthur Mt and Mrs. Joe C Bahlman Mt and Mrs.John S. Baldino Mt and Mrs. Dean L. Barker Mr. and Mn.John B. Barnett IV

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Mr. WiUiam J. Barney Mt Joseph W Barrish Mt David E. Bardow, St Mr and Mrs. Mike J. Baughman Mt James R. Beaty and Ms. Linda Carlson Mt and Mrs.James M. Bender Mt and Mrs. Charles R Benson Mt and Mrs. Peter L. Berg Mt and Mrs.Thomas D Bever Mt Sam K. Bishop Mt and Mrs.Joseph D. Bizzmo Mt and Mrs. Ronald E. Bizzarri Mt and Mrs. David Black Mt and Mrs. Matthew T. Blanchard Mt and Mn. Richard Boardmm Mt and Mrs. Scott R. Bohning Mt Jujuan A. Bonnetjt Mt and Mrs. Mark A. Bosch Mt and Mn. Gregory J. Bose Mt and Mn. Michael A. Bowen Mr. md Mn. Don J. Boyd Ms. Maureen R. Boyle Mt md Mn. Donald R. Bramer Ms. Maria F Brazda Mt and Mn. Robert E Brigham Ms. Lisa Broussard Mn. Pauline Brown Mt and Mn. David Brace Dt and Mn. George G. Bruzza,Jt Mt and Mn.John E. B u ^ Mt and Mn.WiUiam E Burfidd Mt and Mn. David J. Burke, Jt Mt and Mn. Brym T Burney Mt and Mn. Mark A. Butterfield Mt and Mn.Anthony J. Cmtafio Mt and Mn. Owen F Carr Mr and Mn. Eduardo Castaneda, St Mt md Mn. Andrew S. Chmg Mt md Mn. Gerald A. Chapmm Ms. Monica J. Chenun Mt and Mn. Morris A. ChUdress Mr. .md Mn. Paul L. Clarbon Rev. and Mn. Steven D. CUngman Mr and Mn. Mark L. Close Dt Don K. Cole and Dt Judidi E. SaUc Mt and Mn. David J. Coffins Mt and Mn.Victor R. Colon Mt and Mn. Anthony J. Conley * Mt .uid Mn. Robert A. Connor Mt and Mn. Greg L. Coonfare Ms. Donna I. Cosgrove Mt and Mn. Charles S. Cox Mt and Mn. Leland W Crosby Mt and Mrs. Kevin R. Cununings LtCol and Mn.TimodiyJ. CuniUngham Mtjames R.Dade * Mt and Mn. Peter Daratsos Mt and Mn. Raul A. D.arr Mt and Mn. Wmfield S. Davis Mt and Mn. Arturo DeCaro Mt Moises A. Ddacruz Mr. and Mn. Gerardo A. Ddgado Mt and Mn. Neal A. Dduca Mt and Mrs. Frank A. DeLusso Mt and Mn.John R. Dennison Dt and Mrs. Dennis K. Dibbern Mr. and Mrs.Joseph R Dietzen

Mr.Tenence Dobie md Ms.Therese Bowker Mt md Mn. Edwards A. Domek Dr md Mn. George G. Doykos MtAlbertD. Dragon Mr md Mn.ThaddeusV. Drake Mt md Mn.Jmies N. Drewiske * LtCol md Mn.Walter C Driver Mt md Mn. Isaac A. Droddy Mt md Mn. Stephen M. Dubuisky Mr. md Mn. Mark DuUk Mn. Constmce B. Duray Ms. Rose-Marie H. Dvoracek Mr. md Mn. Richard E. Eckert Ms. EUzabeth M. Egm Mrs. Cara L. EUis Mr. md Mn. Manhevv Eppen Mr. md Mn. Steve Erichson Mr. md Mn.Jmies Estrada Mr. Raymond T FaUer Mr. and Mn.WUUmi C FameU Mr. and Mn. Daruel R. FarreU * Mr. md Mn.Jeffery H. Faulk Mr. md Mn.John R. Fayos Mr. md Mn. Franz E. Fedenchmidt Mr. md Mn. Donald R Feipel Mr. md Mn. Richard A. Felber Mr. md Mn. EnuUo A. Fernandez Mr.mdMn.Rhffip K.Rdd Mr. md Mn. Elmer E FUUngun, Jt Mr. and Mn. Eugene X. FUosa Mr. md Mn. Mathew J. Fitzpatrick Mr. md Mn.John C Fogarty Mr. md Mn. David L. Ford * Mr. md Mn. Harry W Forman Mr. Gregory H. Foster Mr. md Mn. Rodney J. Frauds Ms. Carrie W FrankUn Dr. md Mn. Dennis E Frasier Mr. md Mn.John J. Freeman Capt md Mn. Edward A. Funk MI. md Mn.WiUiam A Gahl Mr. md Mn. Edward H. GaUagher Mr. md Mn. Thomas T GdsUion Mr. md Mn. Hanison W. GUI HI Mr. James J. GUUn Mt md Mn. Rick C Glanz Mr. James A. Gleruster * Mt md Mn. D o u ^ W. Glenn Mr. and Mn. George E. Goddard.Jt Mr. md Mn.WUliam H. Godiben,Jt Mr. md Mn. Effiot B. Goldberg Dt md Mn. Robert D. Golden Mt and Mrs. Larry E. Gordon CDR md Mn. Walter J. Gordon Lt Cd CarroU Gowms, USAF (Ret.) Ms. Leslie E Griffidi Mr. md Mn. FeUpe C Grimaldo, St Maj and Mn.John J. Guevremont Mt md Mn. KevUi R. Gurry Mt and Mn. Christopher Habenicht Mr. and Mn. Pat Hackett Mr. and Mn. Donald J. Hagan Mt and Mn. David HaU Mt and Mn. Robert M. HaUum Mt Brock HamUton Mr. and Mn.Tun HamUton Mr. Gerald M. Hammes

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Mt md Mi's. Kirk N. Harris Mt and Mn. Stephen E Harris Mn. Mary L. Harrison Mt and Mn.James R. Harter Mt md Mn.J. Douglas Hardey * Mt and Mn.James R Hassett * Mt and Mn. AUenW. Hausman Mr. and Mn. Kent N. Heaton * Mt and Mn.Thomas M. Hebert,St Mt and Mn. ChariesW. Heineman Mr. and Mn. Byri Hendler Mt ,md Mn.James Hennessey * Mt and Mn. Miurk J. Hepfinger Mt and Mn.Thomas Hesse Mt Robert E. Hetz md Ms. MicheUe M. St. Pierre Mr. and Mn.John K. Hicb Mt and Mn. Stephen J. Hinke Mt md Mn. Chester E. Hobbs Dt md Mn. Douglas D Hocbng Mr. md Mn. Stephen L. HoldUnan * Mr. and Mn. MUcel T HoUoway Mr. and Mn. Arian R. Hoist Mr. and Mn. Robert R Hormian Mr. md Mn. Brian R Howard * Dt md Mn. Raul T Hsu Mr. and Mn. Ralph Hudson Mn.JUl L. Huisken Mr. and Mn.John R. Hunt.Jt Mr. and Mn.Jon B. Hurst Mt and Mn. Claude D Inmm LtCol md Mn.Joseph P. Innent Mr. Bary A. Irrgang Mr. and Mn. Gary A. IserUiower Mr. and Mn. Edward R.Jacobs, St Mr. md Mn. Steven D. Jacobson Mr. md Mn.WUUam FJames.Jt Mr. and Mn. Paul D.Johnson Mt and Mn. Karl L.Johnston.Jt * Mr. and Mn. Adna R.Jones * Mr. md Mn. George A.Jones Mr. and Mn. Michael G. Jossis Mr. and Mn. George Joukov * Mrs. Cindy Journey Mr. md Mrs. Douglas R. Kane Mr. and Mn. Alexander J. Karacsonyi IV Mr. and Mrs.John J. Kato Dt md Mn. Kirk K. Kazarian Mr. and Mn. Richard S. KeUet Jr Mt and Mrs. Michael Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Kennedy Mt and Mn. Michael E. Kennedy Mr. and Mn. Ramabishna R. Kesireddy Mr. and Mn. Harry W Kessler HI Mt and Mrs. Donald C Kidd Dt and Mrs. Harry W Kinard Mt and Mrs.WiUiam E. KinseUa.Jt Mt and Mn.Jeffiy S. Kinsman Dt and Mrs. Barry M. Kinzbranner Ms. Daria KiseUca Dt and Mrs. Kenneth M. Klein Mt and Mrs. Kal S. Knickerbocker CAPT Katherine B. Knight, USN Mt and Mn.John M. Kogler Mt and Mn.John Kolb * Mt and Mrs. Kevin Kolb Mr. and Mn. Andrew L. Kolcun

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Mt and Mn. Paul D. KuelU * Mt md Mrs. Steve Kusterer Mt and Mrs.Thomas A. Lahnala Dt and Mrs. Ray A. L,ingston Mt and Mn.Thomas M. Laurita Mn. Roseann L.ivino MSGT and Mn. Edward A. Law * Mt md Mn.James L. Lawrence Mr. and Mn. Michael R. Leahey Ms. Theresa Lebahn Mt md Mrs.Terry R. Lentz * Mt and Mrs. Charles C. Leone Mt md Mn. Michael J. LesUe Mr. md Mrs. Robert A. Lewis Mt and Mrs. Charies J. Liegel Ms. Janet B. Lippman Mt and Mrs. David K. Loesel Mt and Mrs.James M. Lousche Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie S. Lovett Mt and Mrs. Richard A. Lozano Mt and Mn. Michael Lundy Mt and Mrs. Ronald E Luning Ms. Margaret Tonsor Lynch Mt and Mn. Greg MacGarva Mt and Mrs. Jason D Mann Mt and Mrs. Christopher Manning, St Mt and Mn.James E Markel.Jt Mt and Mrs. Eddie L. Martin * Mt and Mrs. Eric M. Martin Mt and Mn.John C Martm Mr. and Mrs. Kurt S. Martin Mt and Mrs. Larry J. Martin Col and Mrs. Robert Martinazzi Mt and Mrs. George H. Matthews,Jt Mt and Mrs. Michael J. Mattingly Mt and Mrs. Peter R Mazzurco Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McBride Mt and Mrs.Theodore McCarmey Mt and Mrs.John R. McCaw Mt Bruce L. McDonald Mt and Mrs.James N. McGhan Mt and Mrs.James R. McGraw Mt and Mrs.Timothy McHugh Dt and Mrs.John V. Mclnerney Mt and Mrs. Charies O. McMahon Mt Sean E. McMorrow Ms. Margaret M. McNaUy and Mt B. K. BnndeU Mt and Mrs. H. Eugene McNease Mt and Mrs. Dennis E Mehlmann Mt and Mrs. Gary E. Meredith Ms. Frances A. Messer CW2 Charies L. Meyen, USA (Ret,) CAPT and Mn. Peter M. Milcovich Mt and Mrs. Gary D. MUler Mt and Mrs.John R. MiUer

Mt and Mrs.John H. MUlhouse Mt and Mrs. RandaU L. MUls Mt and Mrs. Roger L. Misso.Jt Mt Rickie Miyake and Ms.JuUa Mak Mt md Mn. Ronald L. Montgomery Mt and Mrs. Freddy L. Montoya Mt and Mrs. Rudolfo Montoya Mt and Mn. Monte B. Moore Mt and Mrs.Wyatt H. Mooruig,Jt Mt and Mrs. Ed Morey HI Dt and Mrs.Thomas K. Morgan,Jt Mrs. Marilyn H. Morgan Mt Anthony MoringieUo EOCS and Mrs.JolmT Morris Mt and Mrs. Kari K. Motoyama Mt and Mrs. Gabriel C. Mui Dt and Mrs. Dmid A. Murphy Mt md Mn. MarkW Murphy Mrs. Martha B. Nelson Col and Mn. Niel E. Nelson Mt and Mrs. Robert M. New Mr. and Mrs. Kirk B. Newman Mt and Mn. Rocco L. Noveffino Mt and Mrs.James M. O'Brien Mt and Mrs. Mark R. Obrochta LtCol and Mn.John C O'Keefe Mt and Mrs. Dan J. O'LoughUn Mt and Mrs. Charies K. Ortman Mt and Mrs. Armando A. Otero Mr. and Mrs. Lyle D. Otto Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Packard Mt and Mrs. Jesus M. Ramarm Dt Phaedon R Papadopoulos Mt and Mrs. Richard A. PareUa Mt and Mrs. Anthony M. Rascucci Mt and Mrs.James M. Raton Ms. Mary D. PauU Mt and Mrs. Bruce E. Reiffer Ms. Shannon A. Penrod Mt and Mrs. Charies Perez Mt and Mrs. Tony Perry * Mt and Mrs. Richard M. Pescatore Mt Ronald C. Retenon Mt and Mrs.Thomas M. Phillips Mt and Mrs.James E. PickerUl Dt Gary W Piggrem Mrs. Jeanne Platek Mt and Mrs.Joseph Rlotino Mt and Mrs.Jeffiey N. Roche CDR and Mn. David R PoUey Mt and Mrs. Robert J. Powers Mt and Mrs. Craig D Prentice Mr. and Mrs.John C. Pressley St Mt and Mrs.James C. Price Mt and Mrs. Robert L. Pritchett Ms. Mitsuko Quandahl

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WNENTS Dt md Mn. Michael Raborn Mt and Mn. Douglas P. R.'uneault Mt and Mn. Ernest E. Ralston Mr. and Mn. Marc B. Rmger Mt Paul Rashap Mt and Mn. Fredrick E. Ream Mt and Mn. Robert H. Reese,Jt Mt and Mn. Daniel J. Regm Mt and Mn.Thomas A. Regnier Mt and Mn.John H. Reiddbach Mt md Mn. Brim K. Reynolds Mt and Mn. RluUp Reynolds Mt and Mn. Richard L. Reynolds Mt md Mn. Harry E Riglet Jt Mn. Mary Roach Mr. md Mn. Edwin D. Robb Mt and Mn.Jmies M. Robertaccio Mr. and Mn. Alton K. Robertson Mr. md Mn. O. Z. Robertson III Mr. md Mn. Steve P. Robertson Mt md Mn. Michael R. Robmson Mr. and Mn.Jesus Rodriguez Mr. md Mn. Michael L. Rose Mr. md Mn. David M. Rosenau Mr. md Mn. Michael Rosenstock Mr. md Mn. Christopher J. Rubmo Dt md Mn.John D. Rummel Mr. md Mn. David Rupp Mr. Manuel Sanchez-Garda and Ms. Maria J. Maldonado-Vargas Dt md Mn. MUton J. Smds, Jt Mr. md Mn. Peter Santos Mt md Mn. Phiffip J. Santucci Mr. md Mn.John R. Sardone Mr. md Mn.Anthony M. Sarlese Ms. Karen M. ScheUer Mr. Wayne L. Schiffdbdn Mt md Mn. Chesdey W Schmitt, Jt Mr. md Mn. Robert E Schneider Mr. md Mn. Larry R. Schrock Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Schultz Mr. and Mn.Tenence L. Schulz Mr. and Mn. Mark R. SchweUcert Mr. md Mn. Rmdy Scott Mr. and Mn. Earle L. Segrest.Jt Dt md Mn.John E Seidensticker Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Serafin Mrs. JoAnna M. Sestak * Mr. and Mn. Hing L. Sham Mt md Mn.John M. Shanahm Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Sharkey Ms.Veronica A Shaver Mt and Mn. Paul M. Sheggeby Mt and Mrs. Boris Shvets CAPT and Mrs. Jon E SUverberg Mt and Mrs. Richard L. Silvesttini * Dt and Mrs. Burton H. Singer Mr. and Mrs. Harvey N. Singer Ms. Kathleen R. Sise Mrs. Carolyn Sisto Mt and Mrs.John H. Slagh Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Slye Mt and Mrs. Eari J. Smith,Jt Mt and Mn. PhUUp W Smith, St Mr. and Mrs.Terry W. Snuth MtWUUamT Smith III Mt and Mrs.John T Solem

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Mt Robert J. Soranno and Mn. Pe^y Kearney-Soranno Mt md Mn. Doug Speer Mt md Mn. Michael A. StabUe. St Mr. md Mn.John D. Starkey Mt Raymond D Starzmann Mt md Mn. David A. Steck Mt and Mn.Timothy L. Stelzel Mt and Mn. George A. Stewart HI Mt md Mn. Ronald J. StUiipert * Mt and Mn.John P. SuUiwui Mt md Mn.Jefirey Sutton Ms. Rebecca S. Szurovy * Mt md Mn. Nicholas I.Tawil Mt Wiffiam Taylor Mt .uid Mn. Derk D.Teusink Mt .md Mn. RusseU D.Thayer Mt .md Mn. Michael Theriault * Mr. md Mn.John A.Thomas Dt md Mn. Lewis J.Thomas HI Mr. md Mn. Harry A.Thompson Mr. md Mn. Gregory DThrashet St * Mr. and Mn.Terrmce G.TUey Mt and Mn. Edward WTornberg Mr. md Mn.Joseph R.Townsend * Dt Van-Den Traong and DtThanh-Tuyen Nguyen Mr. md Mn.J. LesterTurbeviUe Mr. md Mn. Hector G. Ubinas Mr. and Mn. Hirosh Uchida Mt and Mrs. Stephen T.Van Esen Mrs. Kathryn B.Vmdenengel Mr. and Mrs. Brano M.Ventresca Mt md Mn. Stefan R.Venmra Mr. Ronald E.Verblaauw Mr. md Mn. Frank P.Verducci.Jt CAPT and Mn, MichadVuieyaid Mr. md Mn. Scott T.Wales Mt and Mn. Sam WaUcer Mt and Mn. Kevin J. Walsh Dt and Mn. Edward C.Watten HI Mr. md Mrs.John W.Weant Mr. md Mn. Daniel J. Went Mr. md Mn. Marshal L.Wesley Mr. and Mn. Robert T.Westerman II Mt and Mrs. AUan W.White Mt md Mn. Donald L.White, St Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W.White Dt and Mn. Robert DWhidey Mt and Mrs. Harold R.Whittington Ms. Mary V WiUcox Mr. and Mrs. Chester K. WUUams Dt and Mrs. Hugh WUson * Mt and Mrs. Roger W.WUson Mt and Mn. Raul Withington II * Mt and Mrs.James R.Withrow Dt Linda DWoff Mt and Mrs.Wiffimi M. Womble Mr. and Mn. Frank J.Woods Mt and Mrs.John A.WorreU * Mt and Mrs. Harrison OYdverton HI Mt and Mrs.Juan J.Yera Mt and Mrs.James E.Yonge Mt and Mrs. Richard G.Young Mt and Mrs. Dennis D. Zito *

Donor Mr. md Mn. Edward Abate Mr. and Mn. Raymond J. Abbate Mr. md Mn. David W.AbeU Mr. and Mn.WUUmi C Acord Ms. Sherry C. Adamick Mt and Mn. Bry.m W. Adams Mr and Mn.John J. Adams Mn. Robbye Adams Mr. and Mn.Wayne R.Adams * Mr and Mn. Stephen A. Addington Mr. and Mn.Thomas W.Agostuieffi Mn.HUaryG.Aho Mr. md Mn. Ranjit Ahuja * Mr. Rex Abn Mr. and Mn.Todd R.Albi Mr. md Mn.Anthony N.Alfmo Mn. Michele V. Alfmo Mr. and Mn. Michael Alfieri Mr. and Mn. David F AUen Mr. md Mn. Lawrence E.AUen Mr. and Mn. Robert L.AUen Ms. SheUaAUen Mr. md Mn.Thomas DAUert Mt and Mn.Jeffiey E. Affin Mr. md Mn.Jerry L. Almond Mr. md Mrs. Rmdy L. Altheide Mt md Mn. Edgar J. Alvenon.Jt Mr. md Mn. Fernando A. Alves Mt md Mn. Donald K. Anden, Jt CDR md Mn. Richard EAndenen Mr. md Mn. Charles W Andenon Mr. and Mn.James Andenon,Jt Mr. md Mn. Robert E Andritsch Mt md Mn. Anton B. Aneson Ms. Susan S. Appdbaum Mr. and Mn. Ernesto A. Arboleda, St Mr. md Mn. Michael S.Archer Mr. and Mn. Steve W.Arment Mr. Donald Arnold Mt md Mn. Richard B.Ask Ms.Vanessa C.Asben Mt Rozenante Awa Mn. Linda H. Baas-McCleUmd Mt and Mn. Bruce J. Babendir Mr. and Mn.John A. Baker Mt md Mn.John J. Bakey * Mt and Mn. Danid W BaU Mt and Mn.Jeff BaUard Mt and Mrs.James O Baltisberger Mn. Debra L. B.mna Ms. Unula J. Barber * Mt and Mn. Roy Baiter Mt and Mn. Robert T. Bariban Dt and Mn. R Glenn Barkley Mt and Mrs.John R Barde Mt and Mh. Laurie H. Batde Mt and Mn. MarkW. Beale Rev. and Mrs. Michael S. Beates Mn. Katherine M. Beauch,mip Mt and Mn. Richard C. Beck Mt and Mn. Alaedin Behbehani Mt and Mn.Terry S. BeUke Mt and Mrs. David G. BeLinger Mt and Mn. Mark J. Belanger Mt and Mn.John S. Bennett

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Mr. md Mn. Barry C Benson Mr. md Mn. Daruel J. Benson * Mn. Linda M. Bergstrmd Mr Robert L. Bernhard Mt and Mn.WUUam R Berthelotte Mt and Mn. Mark W Bestoso Dt and Mn. Bruce H. Bieffdt Mt and Mn. Michael C Biermann Mt and Mn. Robert G. BUl.Jt Mr. and Mn. Nicholas G. Buider Mt and Mn. Richard M. Biter Mr and Mn. Edwin W Bitter Ms. Ana EBlandon Dt and Mn. Charles L. Blankenship Mt and Mn. Paid G. Blazel CDR and Mn. Edward W BUnd Mt and Mn. Robert E Bobrowsb * Mr. and Mn. Gregory Boehm Mr. and Mn.WUUam H. Bokhoven Mt and Mn.Wayne C Bonawitz Mt and Mn.Timothy R. Bond Mr.WUUeJ.Bondmd Dt Nmcy O. Bond Mt md Mn.Jack M. Bookhout Mt and Mn. Michael A. BordUio Mr. md Mn. Donald A. Borkosb Mr. md Mn.TUnothy D. Bosma Mt md Mn. David E. Bowen Mr. md Mn.WUUam A. Bowen Mt md Mn.WUUam R. Bowen Mn.AUce M. Bradford Mr. md Mn. Michael T. Bragiel Mt md Mn. Larry W Brmd Mr. and Mn. Dennis Brmdenbui^ Mt md Mn.Timothy L. Breitenbach Ms.Jmet S. Bridgen Mt md Mn. Greg E. Bridgmm Mt and Mn.John L. Bright Mr. md Mn.John E Brochetti Mn. GaU L. Brockett Ms. Patricia M. Brooks Mt and Mn. Larry S. Brosnm Mt md Mn. David E. Brown Mt and Mn.Jmies M. Bragler Mt S. G. Bragler Mt Paid F Bruno Mt and Mn. Cody L. Buck Mt md Mn.Jmies L. BuUard * Mt md Mn.WUUmi J. BuUen.Jt Mt and Mn, Dem J, BurchiU COL md Mn, Kevin J, Burdick Mt Jerry R. Burger md Dt Carleen M. Burger Mr Jinmiy R. Burk Mt James E. Burke Mt md Mn.Jmies E. Burke Ms.Joyce A. Burke Mt and Mn. Michael R. Burkovich Mt Jmies E Burmeistei Mt and Mn.Jmies R Burnett Mn. Kathleen S. Burns Mt and Mn. Robert G. Burns CMSgt and Mn. Ronald E Burris, St Mt and Mn. PhUUp L. Buni Mt and Mn. Dale B. Buss Mt .md Mn.Jmies M. Butcher Mt and Mn.Jmies P, Byers

Ml. and Mn. Bmce EX Cady Mr. md Mn. Craig C CaUahm Ml- md Mn.J. Merie CaUahm MI. and .Mrs. Richand .A. Camden MI. and Mn. Chiis D CampbeU Ml. and Mrs. John O CampbeU Mt and Mn. Michael P CampbeU MI. and .Mn-T P CampbeU Mr. and Mn. WUhmi G. Campion Ms. Chnsrine Cann MI. and Mn. Michael T Cannon Ml. and Mn John W. Canreibuiy Mr. Goidon .M.Capd MI. and Mn. ftnice G. Cappelaere MI. and .Mn. Fiaii J. Caprio Mt and Mn. Marc" R. Caidwdl MI. and .Mn. Sabas B. Caiino .\lr. and .Mn. Randy L. Carison -\li. and .Mn. Craig Cair Rev. md MIS. Timothy J. Cair Ms. Judy S. CarrasquiDo md Mr.Jum-A. Vega MI- and -Mn. -Mark T CarroU .Mt and -Mn. David C Caner Cd and .Mn. Cari E. Case,Jn -Mi-tohnD-CasteUo -\lr. and -Mn. Ezzaid G CastiUo -Mn. .Ma^aiet -A Cadiro -\!t and .Mn.Thomas A Cedl .Mt and -Mrs-WUUam L Cemuska MI. and -Mn feerT. Chambeas Mt and Mn. Charies E. Chamben * Ms. Cvntliia Chamben -Mt and MIS. PhUip W-K. Chan Mt and-Mis-Leo .A Charies fcfcandMis.DavTdJ.Chaifiekl Mt and Mn. Mihon R. Checchi Dt and Mn. Geoige N. Cheij Mt and Mn. Chi Maitin Chen -Mt Joseph -A Chlefanik -MI. md -Mn. Joseph Choate, Jt Mt md Mis- Samuel A Choate Mn. Kimberiy A CisseU Mt and Mn. Michad A Claik Mtand Mn- Gary L Qaytor Mt and .Mn. Frank Clemens LtCol and .Mn. Scon CUne .Mt and MiS- E. Alan Cochrane Mt and -Mn. Paul K. Cohen Mt and .MiS-John D Cole Mt and ,Mn. Otis G. Cole Mt and .Mn..AUen D. Coleman Mt and Mn. Gerald E- Coleman Mt and Mn. Bivraid L. Coffins Mn and Mn. Michad S. Coffins Mt and Mn. Marvin A Comei,Jn Dt and Mn- Gary L. Compton -Ms. Susm J. Conaway Mt and Mn. James M. Cone Mn and Mn. WiUiam C. Conole Mtjames H-Cook, St Ms. Brenda J. Coomes Mn and Mn. Christopher A Coppock Dt and Mn Joseph J. Coiabi Mn and Mn- Richand E- CorijeiDe Mr-and Mn.C-L Colder Mn and Mn.James S. Coidle

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Mr. md Mrs. Jeffiey D. ComeUus Mr. md Mrs. AUen C Conei Ml. md Mn. Frmcis D CoughUn Mr.John H. M. Cax md Mrs. Nmc-y L. Dinsmore Mr. md Mn. Donald W. Coyne, Jn Mr. md Mn. IVter H. Craner Ms. Cathy H. Cravvtbnd Mr. md Mn. EdwardV. Crites Mr. md Mn. Lawrence M. Crofi; Mr. md Mrs. Louis W Cronin Ml. md Mn. Danid C Cuddy Mr. md Mn. James M. Curcio Mr. md Mrs.John M. Czapsb Mr. md Mn. Joseph L. DaBronzo Ms. Evehnn C. DaUas Mr. md Mn. Kenneth L. Dalzid Ml. md Mn. David C Damon Mr. md Mn.Thomas D'Andrea Mr. md Mn. Gregoiy K. Daniels Mr. Kermeth R. Danis Ms. Patti .A. Danis Mr. and Mn. James G. Dattaro Mr. and Mn. Gregory S. Dawson Mn. Josephine De Lazaro Mr. and Mn. John H. Dean * Mn-AKce C. Dearden Mr. md Mn-Thomas R Deaton Mr. md .Mrs. Donald G. DeBuck Mr. md -Mn. Daniel .A. Dedndio Mr. Joseph .A Deerkosb Mrs-Tere .A DeMoss Mr. and Mn.Thomas Dente Mr. md Mn. Anthony M. DeSmto Mr. md Mn. Ronald J. Deschenes Mr. David L. Derrick Mr. md Mn. Charies B. DeWin Mr. and Mn. Robert M. Dickson Mrs. Jo.Ann M- Dobisesky Mt and Mrs. Gregory C Dodge Mt md Mn. Edward W Donahoo Dt and Mn. PatrickW. Donahue Mt md Mn-Vincent P. DoimeUy Mr. md .Mn.WUliam E Donovm ffl Mr. md Mn. Joseph R Dooley Dr. md -Mn. Edmund D'Orazio Mr. md Mn. Brian W. Dorenkon * Mr. md Mn. Charies C. Dormo Mr. md Mn. Monte G. Dorton COL md Mn.Thomas R Dougherty Mr. James B. Downey Mt md MIS. Thomas E Downey Jt Ms- EUzabedi H. Doyde Lt C d John D Driessnadc, USAF (Ret) md Ms. KariUeen R. Hadlock Mn md Mn. NeU J. DriscoU Ml. md Mn. Richaid K. Dropek Mr. md Mn. Marc W Dryden Dr. Patricia D'Souza md Dr. TmT Nguyen Dr. John A Dubid Ms. Maureen M. Dubois Dr- md Mn. David L. Dudley Maj md Mn- RusseU E- Duenow Mr. and Mn. Rcger R Dug3n * Mn. Reba D. Duncan M t Desmond A. Duncker

Mr. Brace Dungm Mr. WUUam P Dunphy Mr. md Mn. Blaine Dupont Mr. md Mn. Otis L. Dunant MI. md Mn. Brace H. Dwyer Mr. md Mn.Jeny H. Eck Mr. md Mn. Richad J. Eckel Mr. md Mn. Daniel D. Ecken Mr. md Mn. Robert M. Eckert, Jt Mn. Marie R. Edgeriy Mr. md Mrs. Cariton L. Efiid,Jt Mr.MeneUVEhlen Mr. and Mn. Steve Ekdahl Mr. and Mn.Joseph M. Effiott Mr. Forrest S- EUner Mr. md Mn. Cari A. Ellsworth MI. and Mn. Lewis H. Emeiy Mr. and Mn. Fredric A. Emmert Dt md Mn.Jay S. Epstem Mr. md Mn. PeterJ. Erving Ms.Vicb L. Eschehnan Mr. and Mn-John P. Esposito Mr. William Eucker III and Dr. Penelope J- Eucker Ms. Bonnie V. Evans Mr. and Mn. Dougjas W. Evans Ms. Mary H. Ev^arts Mr. and Mn. Donald R. Fair MI. and .Mn. Robert A. Falaideau Mr. and Mn.John L. Falbo Mr. and Mn. Robert W Falco Ml- md Mn-Joseph D Falcone Ml. and Mn. James G. Parish Mr. Samuel J- Fassari Mr. md Mn. Paul T Feeley * Mr. and Mn.Joseph F. Fddmann Mr. md Mn. Maitin J. Felps Mr. and Mn. Mark A Fenano * MI. md Mn.John R. FerreU Mr. and Mn. Nathaniel C. Fick Mr. md Mn. Raul R. fields Mr. and Mn. Gary D. Finley Mr. md Mn. Kenneth C Fischer Ml- Martin V. Fishei MI. Patrick E. Fishei MI. and Mn. Brian A fitzgerald Mr. md Mn. Wiffiam M. fitzgerald Mr. md .Mn.Thomas P. Flaherty, Jt Mr. md Mn. Stephen Heegje Dr. and Mn. Thomas .A. Reisher Mr. md Mn. Craig M. Heming MI. and Mn. Kenneth D Retehei Mn.Bedi Floyd Mr. Joseph P. Foley, Jt Mt md Mn. Petei J. Foradori, St MI. md Mn. Garry R. Foibes Mr. md Mn.John J. Ford Mt md Mn. Oilyn W Foidham MI. Glenn P Foismo MI. md Mn.James H. Foss.Jt MI. md Mn.Theodore J. Fostti Mt md Mn. Kevin C Fouts MI. md Mn. Kenneth L. Foxton Ms. Barbara M. Francis MI. md Mn. Charies E Fiandrap Ml. John S. Nissen md

Ms. Nicb Freemm Mr. md Mn. Robert M. Frese Mr. md Mn. David K. Frey Mr. md Mn. Douglas E. Frost Mr. Clem W Gaines md Dt Jean M. Gaines Ms. Jeanne S. Gmtz Mr. and Mn. Adrian M. Garria MI. md Mn. Gregory E. Garcia MI. Manuel E Garcia MI. md Mn. Stephen W. Gardanar MI. Lany E. Gardner md Ms. Marjorie R.WUlis Mr. md Mn. Steve M. Gamer Mr. md Mn. Brace E. Gass Mr. md Mn. R. Edward Gates CDR md Mn. Brim Q. Gauck Ms. Kathy Gaulke MI. md Mn. Richard H. Gaunt Jt MI. md Mn. Danny L. Gaunn MI. and Mn.Terrence Gaus Mr. and Mn.Jamey L. Gay Mn. Erin Geaiy Mr. md Mn.Joseph R. Geddes Mr. and Mn.John F. Gehiing MI. md Mn. Charies H. Geletzke Mr. md Mn.James Geragjity Mr. and Mn. Mark C. Germano, Jt Mr. md Mn.EdmondA. Gibbons, Jt Mr. and Mn. George M. Gibson Mr. Michael B. Giguere Mr. md Mn.Jeny R. GUI Mr. and Mn. Robert G. GUlan Dr. md Mn. Gerald G. GUle H Mr. and Mn. Mark E. Gbdfelttr Mr. and Mn- Richaid W. Glass Mr. md Mn. Patrick L. Glebus Mr. Mike D. Ghnes Mr. md Mn. Gerald T. Glynn Dr. and Mn. MichadT Gocke Mr. md Mn.John R. Goffiier Mr. and Mn.Thomas Gonsiewsb Mr. and Mn- Fied R. Gonzales Mr. and Mn. Alejandro T. Gonzalez Ms. Ana M. Gonzalez -Mr. and .Mn. Muiriel E. Goodloe CART Anhui B. Goodwin Mn.JUlR.Goude Mr. and Mn. Andrew C Graham Mr. and Mn. David P. Grana Mr. md Mn.Jake P Grmt Mr- OniUeW Grasdock Mn. Fran .M. Green Mr. md Mn. Stephen B. Greene Mr. md Mn. Peny R. GreU Mr. and Mn. Kevin R. Gridei MI. md Mn. James T Griffin Mr. and Mn.WUliam N. Griffin MI. and Mn. Caiy J. Griffith Rev. and Mn.Wiffiam F Grob Mt- and Mn. Roben R. Groth Mr. and Mn. BiU Gniben.Jt Ml. md Mn. Gregory J. Gulosh Maj md Mn. Cari A. Gumpert Mr. md Mn.Joseph W. Gunky Mr. md Mn. Michael J. Gutierrez Mr. md Mn. Brace W Hackett St

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lENTS DtCarolA.HaerdeuiSeUs Mr md Mn. Gerald W Hafer Mr. md Mn. Hap H a ^ r d Mt and Mn. David A. Haines Mr. md Mn.Jeraid L. Haines Mr. md Mn. Gary L. Haldeman Mr. and Mn. David O. HaU Mr. mdMn. Nod A. HaU Mr. md Mn. Ernest A. Halvonen * Mr. and Mn. Stephen Hmiel Mr. md Mn. Donald L. Hanley Mr. md Mn.Timothy W. Harma Mr. J. Michael Harmon and Ms. Beverly Purdue Mr. Ernst G. Hmsen Mt and Mn. Michael A. Hmsen Ms. Connie Hanson * Mr. and Mn. MarkV. Hanson Sgt md Mn. FrankUn Harmm Mr. md Mn. Michael G. Harrington Mr. md Mn. Gregory J. Harris Mr. BUI Harrison Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Hanison Mr. Aim W. Hartman Mr. and Mn. Edward K. Hartsog Mr. md Mn. Royce W. Harvey LCDR md Mn. Scott A. Hastings Mt md Mn. Daiuel W. Hawbaker Mr. md Mn. Steven H. Hayworth Dt Lynn Healey Mr. and Mn. Edgar G. Hemminger Mr. and Mn.John C Hensel Mr. and Mn.Thomas G. Herbaugh Dt Sherron L. Herdmer Mr. and Mn. Sabas R. Hernmdez Dt and Mn.WUUam H. Heron Mr. md Mn. Donald P. Hervey Ms. Sracey P Hettiger Mr. md Mn. Kent E. Hewitt Mr. and Mn. Douglas G. Heykens Mt and Mn. RusseU T HUl Mt and Mn. Fulton J. Hinds Ms. Barbara S. Hix Mr. md Mn. Patt'ickW. Hodapp Mr. and Mn. David E. Hokanson Mr. and Mn. Lawrence A. Holbrook Mr. and Mn.John H. HoUoway Mr. and Mn. Kent L. HoUrah Mr. and Mn. Gregory A. Hopeman * Mr and Mn.Joseph Hordowicz Mr. and Mn. PhUUp J. Homfeck Mn. Leigh Ann Horton Mr. and Mn. Barry R Horyczun Dt and Mn. Bruce A. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy L. HoweU Mr. Gerald K. Hoy Mt and Mn. Charies H. Hoying Mr. and Mrs.AUen R Hsiao * Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R Huber Mr and Mrs. Richard A. Huckle Mt and Mrs.Wiffiam Hudak Mt and Mn. Kenneth W Huffinan * Ms. Janice T. Hughes Ms. Mary A. Hughes Mr. Daruel L. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Iguina Mr. and Mn. Chang Kyun J. Ini

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Mr.Arnuffo C Imbat Mn. Phyffis R. Ingle Mt md Mn.Jmies R Intoccia Mr. md Mn. Gary J. Irwin Mr. md Mn. Marcelo Isaak MI. md Mn. Dean D. Israel MtAlanB. Ivey Mr. md Mn. Dale Jacbon Mt md Mn. Drew EJacbon Mr. md Mn.Joe L.Jacbon Mr. md Mn. RusseU L.Jacbon Mr. md Mn. Gordon W.Jacobs Mr. and Mn.TomJacobsen Mr. md Mn. David A. Jakubek Mr. md Mn. Dennis W.James Rev. md Mn. Richard I.James Mr. and Mn. Anthony S.Jmco,Jt Mr. md Mn.TUnothy A.Janke Mt md Mn.Jmies C.Janssen Mr. and Mn.John B.Jarboe Ms. Vincene Jenbns Ms. Debra Jessop Mr. md Mn.John L.Johnson Mr. md Mn. Ralph D.Johnson Mt and Mn. Francis X.Johnston Mr. md Mn. Donald L.Jones MI. md Mn.James M.Jones MI. and Mn. David A. Josselyn MI. md Mn. Andres Juarez Mt md Mn.WUUam L.Judy Mt FrederickW. Kacher HI * Rev. md Mn. EricV Kadberer Mt and Mn. Richard J. Kajmowicz Mr. and Mn.Thomas H. Kalocinsb MI. and Mn. Robert Kaniinsb MI. md Mn. Geoige E. Kane * Mr. and Mn. Roger R. Kme Mt and Mn. Mark Kapron Mt and Mn. Peter C Karalekas,Jt Mt and Mn. Dennis E. Kanhner Mr. md Mn. PaiU R. Kasmet Jt Mr. md Mn. Genits J. Kasper Mt and Mn. Kenneth J. Kdthley Rev. and Mrs.John T Keffing Dt Linda Keniston-Dubocq Mt and Mn. Michael J. Kennedy Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Kennedy Mt and Mn.WUliam Kennedy * Mt Kenton M. Kepner Mt and Mn. Michael J. Kerwin Mr. and Mn. ArthurV Ketterer Mr. md Mn. Henry N. Keyser HI Mt and Mrs. Michael J. Kigin Ms. Daria J. Kindel Mn.Jane King Mt and Mn. Paul M. Kipper Mt and Mrs. Lee M. Kirchner Mt and Mn. Eric A. Kleintop Ms. Mary Anne Knight Mt and Mrs. EnulJ. Knips Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Knox Mt and Mrs. Roger C Koch Mrs.Theresa A. Kowalsb Mr. and Mn. Ken J. Kraft Mr. and Mn. Bruce R. Krakau Ms. KatlUeen A. Krayewsky Mt and Mn.James A. Kreckman

Mr. and Mn. Craig R. Krekorim Mt and Mn. David Krigbaum Mt and Mn. Robert A. Krivacs Mn. Laurel S. Kromer Mr. and Mn. Don H. Kraeger Mr. md Mn. Richard M. Krumbein Dt and Mn.Jenning Ku Mt and Mn. Dinutro C. KuUk Mr. and Mn. Gregory S. Kunkel Mt md Mrs. Louis Kuratko MtThomas C Kyle Mr. WUUmi J. Kysiak md Mn. Dorothy E. Donlon Mr. md Mn. David J. Labrie Mn.Joaime M. Lacy CRO and Mn.Jason C Lagasca Ms. Carol Laird Mt RogerW. Lajoie Mr. md Mn.Jack Lake Mt and Mn. Freddie J. Lane Mr. Carl Laney Mt and Mn. Donald R. Lanquist Mr. and Mn.WUUam Lanon CAPT and Mn. Kevui J. Ladiam Mt and Mn.Joseph LaUvin Mt md Mn. Keith C. Laughary Mr. md Mn. Lawrence B. Lawson Mr. and Mn.Timothy N. Leach Mt and Mn. Charles H. Lee Mt md Mn. Choon G. Lee Ms. Nancy A. Lee Mt md Mn.Thomas F Lehmm Ms. Susan H. Lemerande Mt and Mn. Charles R Lerner Mt and Mn.TheodoreV. Lesaca Mt md Mn.James M. Leverentz Mr. md Mn. Maury B. Levine Mt Donald M. Levy md Ms. EUeen C. DeVries Mr. and Mn. DonaldW. Levy Mt md Mn. Brace A. Lewis Mt md Mn. David G. Lewis Mr. md Mn. Ronald E Lewis Mt md Mn. Robert L. Libby Mt Steven V. Licata .ind Ms. Mary A. Moore Mt and Mn. BUI H. Lipstreu Mt and Mn.Jmies R. Livermore Mt and Mn. Mason D Lloyd Mt md Mn. Douglas H. London Ms. Reh<ma London Mt and Mn. Charies M. Long Mr. and Mn.Wei Y. Loo Mt and Mn.J.mies M. Loreiiz Mt Samuel R Lorio * Mt and Mn. Lynn R Lounsbury Mt iind Mn.Thomas G. Love.Jt Mt and Mn, WUIiam R. Lovick Mt md Mn. Andrew T. K. Lu,ii Mt and Mn. David W. Lucey Mt and Mn. Richard S. Luchsinger Mt and Mn. Richard C Lufkin Mtjohn M. Lukanich ,ind Dt M.utie R. Lukanich Mr. md Mrs. MitcheU S. Lukevics Mr. ,md Mrs. Mark A. Lundy Mt and Mrs.T. Pattick Lynch

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Mr. md Mn.Thomas E. Lyon Mr. and Mn.Arthur L. MacAdams Ms. Carol Ann Macola Mr. and Mn.John J. Maguue III Mr. and Mn. Mark W. MalcoUn Mr. md Mn.Joseph F Mmdneffi Mr. md Mn. Kevin R. Manke Mr. md Mn.Thomas K. Mansheun Mr. md Mn. Charles B. Mmula.Jt * Mr. and Mn. Greg Markus Mr. and Mn. David P. ManhaU Dt md Mn. Christopher S. Martin Mr. md Mn. David N. Martui Mr. and Mn. Raul R. Martinez Mt md Mn. Robert L. Marx CAPT md Mn.James N. Mason Ms. Gloria J. Mataalu Mr. and Mn. Ronald Mathos Ms. Susan O. Matthews MI. and Mn. Wesley A. Matus Mr. md Mn.John J. Matusek,Jt Mr. and Mn. Dennis Mayer Mr. and Mn. Ronrue K. Maynoi MI. and Mn. Steven Mayoi MI. and Mn. Richard L. Mays MI. and Mn. Bob J. Mazzoni MtThomas A. McAvoyJt * Ms.VU^nia W McCabe md Mt Jmies RTowner Mr. and Mn.Joseph McCaDiun Mr. Richard D. McClay Dr md Mn. Donald S. McCuUoch Mt md Mn. Robert G. McCune * Mr. md Mn.Jmies F McDonald,Jt Mr. and Mn. Norris McEffiannon Mt md Mn. Michael J. McElvenny Ms. Phyffis McFadden Mt md Mn.WUUam P. McFadden Mr. R. K. McHugh Mt and Mn. Kdth L. McKenzie Mt and Mn. Roger J. McLaughlin Mt and Mn. Michael J. McMahon Mr. FUchard V. Meese Ms. NUsa I. Mdendez Mt and Mn.John Meffing Mt and Mn. Michael L. Melton Ms. Cuol A. MeneUly Mt and Mn. Charles M. MiUer Mt and Mn. Denms MiUer Ms. Gwendolyn V. MiUer Mr. and Mn. James R. MiUer Mt .md Mn. Laurence E. MUler Mt and Mn. Mark A. MiUer Mt MUton L. MUler Mt and Mn. Ronald L. MUler Mn.Eliz.ibediW.MUls Mt and Mn. Robert J. MiUs CAPT .md Mn.Jon W. Minor Ms. Rosentiry Miranda Mt Robert C. MitcheU Mt and Mn.Wayne D. Miyoshi * Mtjohn D. Modrak.Jt Mt and Mn. Daniel Moffiit The Honorable .and Mn. DonaldW, Molloy Mt and Mn, Stephen J, Molnetjt Mt and Mn, Peter C. Monaghm Mt and Mn.WUUmi J. Monalim

Mr. Michad J. Mondloch md Dr. Viaoria J. Mondloch Mrs. Patricia A. MontgomeryMr. md .Mn. Richard M. Montoya CDR md Mn. .Michad E. Moore Mn. Diaime .Morm Mr. md .Vln. Robert T Morgm .Mr. md .Mn. Richaid -A Moihack Dr. md Mis. Thomas E Morieyjt Mr. md Mn. Joseph J. Moirone Ms. Sunnie A. Moitimer Mr- md Mn. Glenn D. Moss -\lr. md .Mn. Mark .Modow .\lr. md Mn. David A Mover .MI. and Mrs. Thomas J. Movnihaitjt .Ml- Robert J. .MueUet Jt Dr. md -Mn.Joseph B. .MuUen Mr. md Mrs. Hugji Muffiken Mt md Mn. Richard \L Mimoz -Mr. Bn:m P -Murphy ,\lr. md -Mrs. James D. Myen -\lr. md -Mn.Timodiy S. Myen Mt md Mn. G. Roderic Navarre Mn. Krisri .M. Navarre Mn. .Marie E Neese .Mt md .Mn. WUUam J. NdH * -\lr. md .Mn. Dougjas J. NeIson,Jn -Xk-John Nestd -\lt md Mn. Frederic B. Neuben -\lr. md -Mn. Lelmd F Nicely -\lr- md -\ln- Byion W Nichols Mn md Mrs. Rogei .M. Nichols Mn and .Mn. Geoige W. Niebuhi, Jn Mn. Inge Nielsen -Mn Andiony J- NikoUch .\lt md Mn-Wiffiam D. Nines -\ln md Mn. Tommy B. Noiris -Mt md -Mis-Wavne P Nostra Mt Danid .A Nussbaum Mt md Mn. David O'Brien Mt md -Mn. .Michael J. OUrien * Mt and .Mn.Teny C- O'Brien -Mt and .Mn. WUUam C 03rien Dt and Mn. Emest E Obrock Mt and Mn. Charies R CDonneD Mt and .Mn- Harold L. Oestendch Mt and .Mn. DonneU E. Ogden Mt md Mn-_^es J. Oh MtThomas E O'Hara and Dn Susana K- O'Hara Mn and Mn. Michael S- OKvi Mn and .Mn- Chades T OHvier * -Mn md Mn. David W Olson Mn and Mis.Tod C OKer Mn md Mn. Michael S. Omlor Mn and Mn. .Michael J. O'NeUl, St -Ms-GUdaOn^ko Mt and Mn. Danny E. OnUz Mn md Mn. Emest M. Ort Jt Dtand Mn. Geofiey C Oith Ms. Kathleen Osegueda Mt and -Mn.AUen E Osnofe Ms. Maureen K. OSuUivan Mt md .Mn. Charies Paddock Mn md Mn.Vlctoi .M. PadUla Mn and Mn. Salvadoi E. Pagan H Mn and Mn. Wiffiam M-PaUadino *

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Ml. md Mn. Brace Palmer Ms. Patrida L. PaUner Ms. Susan G. Pappianou Mr. md Mn.WUUam D Panons Mr. md Mn. Albert J. Pattenon Mr. md Mn. Arthui R. Pavvlak Ml. md Mn. Marvin P. Paxton Chief Barry W Pealstrom MI. md Mn.John K. Pegues Mn. Shari L. Penske Mn. April C Reiribaffi Mr. md Mn. Robert J. Pema Mr. md Mn.Joseph E Perret MI. md Mn.Joseph PersUiger Mr. md Mn. Dayle L. Rescaia Mr. md Mn. Michael A. Peskosky Mr. md Mn. Kenneth E. Retenon Mr. Robert Retenon MI. Robert D PetrosUt md Ms.Jane M. Flaiwood MS. Janie D PhUUps MI. md Mn. Kenneth G. Phipps Mn. Sarah M. Piazza Mr. md Mn. Albeno B. Pina Mr. md Mn. James D. Pippm Mr. and Mn. Paul A Pisano. St Mr. md Mn.'WUUam B. Pinaid ffl Mr. and Mn. Fredrick Pizzi Mr. and Mn. Geoige Piatt Ms. Tami J. Pleasanton Mr. md Mn. Daiuel H. Pletrher Mr. md Mn.'WiUiam R. Poet Mr. and Mn. David R- Poirier Mr. and Mn.James E Rolese Mr- md Mn. David C Ponce-Campos Mr. and Mn. Han'ey C. Pond Mr. and Mn. Daniel A. Poitaro Mt md Mn. Joseph P. Poster Mr. and Mn.John W. Poston Mr. md Mn. Brace L. Potter Mr. md Mn.Terry W Prater Mr. md Mn. Clyde Pratt Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Prendeigast * Mr. md Mn. David E. Preston Mt md Mn-WUIiam A PiindiviUe Mr. and Mn. Jefiey R. Prom Ms. SheUa Prout Mr. md Mn.Thomas L. Pmin Mr. md Mn.Joseph R. Pugjia Mt. md Mn. James P. Quaries, Jt Mt md Mn. Roben Quihuis. Jt Mr. md Mn. Robert F Quinlan Mr. md Mn.John J. Quinn, St Mr. md Mn.Thomas R. Ramos * Mr. Gerald P. Rankine-GaUoway Mr. md Mn. Michael P. Reardon Mr. md Mn.Wiffiam J. Reaidon * Dr.BritaReed Mtjames R. Reeves and Ms. Donna M. Smer Mr. md Mn. Stephen P. Rdd Ms.SaUyARddvMr. md Mn. Michael R. Reifenbeig Mt md Mn. Geofiey V Reuland * Mt md Mn.Joel G. Reyna Mr. md Mn.Walt Richards Mr. md Mn. Joseph T. Ridding .Mr.WUUamL.Ricb

Mr. md Mn. Richaid E. Rightei Mr. md Mn. Paul D Rimmei MI. Geoi^ M. Riveire DI. md Mn. Christopher A. Roberts Dr. md Mn. ChristopherW. Roberts Mr. md Mn. Frmcis D. Roberts Mr. md Mn. Mark A. Roberts CDR md Mn. Alfied L. Robertson Mr. Guifford W Robinson Mr. md Mn. Ronald Robinson Mr. md Mn. Steven M. Robmson Dt md Mn. Richaid E. Robison Mr. md Mn. David R. Roettgen Mr. Joseph A. Rojas Mr. md Mn.James C Romero Mr. md Mn. Frank Ross MI. and Mn. Maik C Roth Mn. Dina S. Rotklein MI. md Mn. Samuel J. Routson Mr. md Mn. Murray W Rowe Ms. Jayne M. RubendaU Mr. md Mn. Donato Ruggiero Mr. md Mn.Thomas E RusseU MI. and Mn. Edwaid J. Ruzauskas Mr. Michad W.Ryba Mr. and Mn. Donald E Sadowsb Mn. Katherine Sagunsky Ml. Thomas Y. Sakaguchi Ms. Linda S. Sakamoto Mr. Michael S. Sakamoto MI. and Mn. Bobbie S. Salire Mr. md Mn.Anthony C Sammataro * MI. and Mn.James Samples Mr. md Mn. Rogei Sanden MI. Louis A Sapienza Mr. md Mn. H o w ^ R. Saitain The HonoraHe and Mn. RegUiald P Saunden Mr. md Mn.James E. Scanlon MI. and Mn.WUUe J. Scaiborougji MI. md Mn.Anthony C Scerbo Mr. and Mn. Davide W. Schade Mr. md Mn. Daniel L. Schddlei Mn. E Schenk Mr. and Mn. Peter L. SchiUer Mn. Kim L. SchUpp Ms. Karen A. Schmidt Mr. Spencer R. Schron and CAPT Heanor B. Schron, USRHS Ms. Janet A. Schuster Mr. md Mn.Wiffiam E. Schw^benbauer Mn.EdielScon Mn. Gretthen C Scott Mr. md Mn. Im Scott Dn. Ben & Karen Scripture MI. and Mn. Frank J. Searock MI. md Mn. Charies H. Seich MI. md Mn. Michael S. Seidei MI. md Mn. Kurt W Selmd Mt md Mn. Don Selmo Mr. md Mn. Subrata K. Sen Mr. md Mn. Andre' C Setyon MI. md Mn. Flarold V Sevenon MI. md Mn.Arthur G. Shadfoidi Mr. md Mn. Ralph E. Shannon Mr. md Mn. Bradley W Sharp Mr.Paul B.Sharp Mr. md Mn. Stanford H. Shaw.Jt

Mr. md Mn. Daniel Shea Mn. Anita C Sheriock Ms. Mary Sherman Mr. md Mn. Michael W Shields Mr. md Mn. Steven M. Shockley Mr. md Mn. Lany L. Shreve Dr. md Mn. Stanley C Sichei Mr. Joseph M. Simon Mr. and Mn. Roy A. Simonson Mr. md Mn.John R. Sink Ms. Kathleen G. Skaiin MI. and Mn. Gary E Slatt Mr. md Mn. Edwaid J. Sbv/ik Ml. md Mn. Stephen SmaUey Mr. md Mn. Nicholas M. Smeresky Ml. md Mn. Bradley L. Smith Mr. md Mn. Donald E. Smith Mr. md Mn. Gaiy E. Smith Mr. md Mn. Michael C Smidi Mr. md Mn. Michael T. Smith Mr. md Mn.WiffiamV. Smith Mr. md Mn. RusseU W. Smidey Mr. Michael J. Sobkovv^b, St MI. md Mn. Effiott Soladay MI. md Mn. Michael E. SoUnonson MI. and Mn.Joseph J. Solos MI. and Mn. David J. Sormenberg Mr. md Mn. Donald E. Sorensen Mr. Robert Soto Mr. and Mn.Thomas E. Spahn Mr. md Mn. Randy L. Speckmaim Mr. and Mn.Joseph C. Speicher Mr. md Mn. AUan R. Spies Mr. md Mn. Geoi^ J. SpUlane Mr. md Mn.Thomas G. Sprink Mr. and Mn. Richaid W Sprank Mr. and Mn. Steven R. Squyies Mr. and Mn. Andy Stafford MI. md Mn.John E. Stafford MI. md Mn.Joseph M. Staffoid Ms. Barbara Staibuck MI. md Mn. Ronald E Stanzel, St Mr. and Mn. Rick L. Stephens MI. Robert Stevens md Ms.EUenD.Brigg5 Mr. Robert Stickles Ms. Donna M. StUes MI. md Mn. Richaid B. Stiffinan Mr. and Mn.WUliam E. Stonaker Mr. Thomas B. Strachan Mr. Wiffiam C Strang, Jt MI. and Mn.WiUiam E Stranges MI. md Mn.Thomas E. Strausbaugji Mr. md Mn. Geoige J. Strobel, Jt Mr. and Mn. David R. Stroud MI. md Mn. Robert J. Scruzinsb MI. md Mn. Jeremiah P. SuUivan MI. and Mn. Kevin P. Suffivan Mr. and Mn. Michael P. Suffivan Mr. md Mn. Elvin G. Summen Mr. md Mn. Robert J. Sustanic Mr. md Mn. David A. SwaUow BG md Mn. Michael C Swezey Mr. md Mn.John Swift Mr. md Mn.TadTTanaka Mr. md Mn. Seann Taimer Mr. md Mn.John R.Tate

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ENTS Ms.Teresa A.Tate Mt md Mn. Everett W.Taylor Mr. md Mn. Robert H.Taylor Mt md Mn. Ivm Teoh Mr. and Mn. Paul A.Tepper Mt md Mn. Noel J.Tenvey Mr. md Mn.Joseph I.Thomas Mt md Mn. Mark A.Thomas Mr. md Mn. Robert G.Thomas Mr. md Mn. Pattick A.Thompson Mr. md Mn.James N.Thorn Mn. Kathleen Thornton Mn. Patticia ETiemm Mt md Mn. Dave R.Titzer Mn. Diarma E.TomUnson Mt md Mn.JiUian J.Topolsb Dt and Mn.Arthur L.TonUni Mr. md Mn. Nelson Torres Dt and Mn. Frank C.TorteUa, St Col ,md Mn. Edmund C.Tiamont Ms. EUen E.Traumian Mn. Kathleen Treptow Dt and Mn. Kevin L.Trombly Mrs.Valerie N.Tubner Mt and Mn.John R.Tucker Mt md Mn.John RTuohy Mt md Mn.JohnV.TureU Mt md Mn. Robin R.Turner Mrs. Susm S.TuthUl Mn. Romma Tyler Mt and Mn. Christopher J. TyU Mr. and Mn. Richard C Uhde Mt and Mn. LoweU R. Ulrich Mt md Mn. Ramon M.Valdez Mr. and Mn.WUUmi J. Valenti Mt and Mrs.James C.Valentine Mt and Mrs. Theodore T.Vm Dam Mt and Mn. MarkW Vm Dora Mt md Mn. Roy Vm Loo Mr. David DVan Wagoner Mr. and Mrs.Thomas J.Vanden Heuvel Ms. MaryT. Vardaman Mt and Mn. Magdaleno Velasquez Ms. Francoise M.Vermeylen Mrs. Gloria VUlalobos * Mt and Mn.Thomas A.Vomastic Mr. md Mrs. Clarence R.Vote * Mt md Mn. Norman Wade Mt Patrick J. Waggoner Mt Glenn A. Walker Mt and Mn.John DWaUter HI Mr. and Mrs.John R.Walter Mt and Mrs. George M.Walten Mt and Mrs. Dale A. Wandersee *

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Life Membership in President's Circle was discontinued in 2003. The follo-wing individuals were Life Members prior to 2003 and will continue to be recognized in the Donor Report as such.

President's Circle Life Members Mt and Mn. Dmiel E Akenon '70 Mtjack Bernard '77 Mt and Mn. Donald R. Bourassa '62 Mt and Mrs. Larry D. Brady '65 Mt and Mn.Thomas L. Burke '80 CAPT and Mn.Alan E Clark '52 Mt Matt A. Colemm and Ms. Luisa Graff-Colemm'79 Mt and Mn. Hugh CuUnian '46 Mr. Francis H. Curren '46 Mt and Mn. David J. Dunn '55 Mt .ind Mn. Syd W Dunn.Jt '48 Mrs, Edward H. EckeUneyer.Jt '27 Mt Eric R Grubmm md Ms, Betsy Compton '80 Mt Dennis E Haley '67 Mt and Mn, Ralph W, Hooper '51 Mn. Bradford E Lewis '77 Mt and Mn. Robert Looker '46 Mt and Mrs. Jerry Loveless '59 CAPT md Mn.James A. LoveU,Jt '52 Mt and Mn. Edmund L. Mangan '60 Mt and Mrs.J.iy G. McKie '47 CDR and Mn. Robert L. MUler '51 Mn. PhUip S. Ndson '49 Mt and Mn. Henry R. Nothhaft '66 Mt and Mn.John J. O'Brien '67 Mt and Mn. Roger Paradis '67 Mt and Mrs. Preston A. Peak '46 Mt and Mn.Wiffiam E. PUte '52 Mn.Thomas G. Pownall '47 Mt and Mn. Ronald F RandaU '58 Mt and Mn. David H. Ranbn '46 Mt Raul E. Rasmussen '66 Mn. Suzanne Reid (Friend) CART and Mn. H,irry M. Rogen '46 Mt Franklin B. Rohner (Parent) MtThomas R. Schiff (Friend) Mt and Mn.John J. Schiff (Friend) Mt and Mn.John H. Semcken III '78 Mn.Joseph S. Sincl.iir '46 Mn. Bern,ird E. Siiuth,Jt '47 Mt .ind Mrs. WUUam C Stutt '49 Mt and Mrs. Robert J.Tarr '66 CART and Mn. Loren L.Taylor '68 Mt and Mrs. Roger E.Tett'ault '6.3 Mt md Mrs. Richard W.Virtue '68 RADM Robert H.Wertlieim, USN (Ret,) '46 Mt and Mn.James H.WhedetJt '45 Mt and Mrs.Joseph R.Winslow.Jt '46 Mrs.James W.Winston '47 Mt and Mn.John W.Wroten.Jt '65 CDR and Mn. Otto A. Zipf '55

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hank you to the following friends for investing in the Na-val Academy through the Naval Academy Foundation in 2006.The generosity of our extended Na-val Academy family continues to help the Academy meet strategic and emerging priorities in the Yard including the International Program Office, candidate awareness and admissions information programs, the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership and the Levy Center.

President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mr. md Mn.J.WUland Marriott, Jt

President's Circle Halsey Assodate ($100,000-$249,999} Anonymous CDR md Mn. Howard R. Berim Mr. md Mn.-Arie S. Crown Prof WUIiam M. Smedley

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mn. Susm Weiken Balaban Mr. md Mn.WUUamV. CampbeU Mr. md Mn.James K. FraehUng

President's Circle Lejune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Dt and Mn.James G. Roche Mr. Morris SUverman

President's Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt Andrew Ammerman Mt md Mn. Leonard Attman Mr. and Mn. George Blumenthal Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Boggs Mr. and Mn. Edward A. Brennan Ms. EUzabeth N. Buckley Mt md Mn. Harold E. Chappelear â&#x20AC;˘ Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Crofton Mt and Mn.Joseph Goldstein Mrs. JorU Jones Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klein Mr. md Mrs. Max Koppel

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Mr. and Mn. Richard Lenham The Honorable md Mn. Robert Mosbacher Mn. AUce IngersoU Nagle Mr. and Mn.Thomas Phiffips Mr. and Mn. Harvey Stein Mr md Mn. Andrew Tisch Mr. md Mn. David Wax

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mn. AUen BUdner Ms. Mary Gale Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Chesley Mr. and Mrs. Marc Fisher Mr and Mn. Marvm Friedberg Mr. and Mrs. Larry GUson Mr.Tavia Gordon Mt md Mrs. Larry Hochberg Mr. and Mn. Edward Kaplan Mr. md Mrs. David Meyers The Honorable md Mrs. Dov Zakheim

President's Circle ($2M0-$4,999} Mr. Robert Adler Mt and Mrs.Jeffiey Baybick Mr. and Mrs. AUen Bernstein Mr Edgar T.Cato CAPT Andrew J. Combe, USN (Ret.) Mr. HUlard Donner and Mn. Karolyn Dormer t CAPT and Mn. Ronald E. Eadie Mr. Charies R. Eari Mr. Robert Eberly * Ms. Doris L. Einbinder The Honorable md Mn. Gordon R. Englmd Mr. and Mrs. NUs Ericson Mr. md Mrs. Jerry R. Etter Mr. and Mrs. Chester S. Gladchuk, Jt Mr. and Mrs. David HoSberger Ms.Arlene Giesser Inch Mt and Mrs. Richard W Johnson II Mr. Ron Kramer

Mt md Mn.Vincent J. NaimoU COL Lawrence Nessman and Mrs. Lawrence Nessman Ms. Suzanne Rerlman Mt and Mn. Kenneth J. Roberts Mt Kenneth G. Robinson,Jt CAPT and Mn. Henry J. Sanford Mt and Mrs.James M.TidweU CART md Mn. David A.-Wynkoop

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) Mt and Mn.James N.Andrews Mt and Mn. David L. BaUati Ms. Susan Benac The Honorable Beverly B. Byron and MtB.Kuk Walsh* Mt md Mn. Curtis M. Coward Ms. LueUa Cox Dt Carol G. Crawford MtWUUam J. Cuimingham * Col and Mn. AUm J. EngUsh Mt Donumck A. Gatta Mt md Mrs. Robert W. Hayden Mt Douglas Howard Ms. MarieV KeUy Ms.Aime E. Klokow Ms. Arm LaForce Mrs. Chariotte Lindsley CAPT and Mn. Richards T. MUler Mt Roy L. Morrow MtWUliamson Murray Mt David E. Onyon Mt Colby G. Ranbn Ms. Gaetana Ratigan Mrs. md Mt Cynthia R. Reagan Mr. Alan M. Roadhouse Mt and Mrs. Kenneth Sprankle Mt and Mrs.Arthur M. Sterrett Mr. and Mrs. Richard M.Treanor Mt Everett R Weaver MtThomas E.WeU Mrs. Marianna Winchester

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} Ms. Joan Arnold Mt Ronald E. CouncU RADM and Mn.JohnW Cronin Mt and Mrs. Christopher L. Davis Ms. Mary A. DeCredico Mt and Mrs. Donald DeVoe CAPT md Mn. Peter B. Easton Dt WUUam M. Ewald Ms. Nancy C. Fitz-Gerald Mt Rocco Gatta Dt and Mrs.JohnW Hobbs Mr. IraA. Hugheyjt Mr. Harold J. Islev-Petersen,Jt and Mn, Barrie H, Islev-Petenen Mt and Mrs. Lawrence A. Jacobson Dt Joseph L. KeUy RADM and Mrs.John M. Kersh Mt md Mn. Gordon Lattey Mrs. Margaret H. Lavery Mt and Mrs. OUver E. Lee Ms. Patticia W. Leichter Mt and Mrs. Arthur J. Lindeman CDR and Mrs. Stephen M. Maconi Mt and Mrs. Sherman R. MiUer Mtjohn E Nash Prof and Mn.John R. Probert Ms. Nancy E Ranbn Mt Matthew S. Roland Mt and Mrs. Christopher L. Schein Mn. Charlotte Schwartz Dt Sttiart E, Selonick Ms. Margaret Lee Tawes Mt Jon Van Amringe RJUDM and Mrs.James A. Winnefeld

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mt Ronald H. CampbeU Mtjohn S. CarroU Mt and Mrs.John T. Chambers Mt and Mrs. Frederic N. Corey Mr. NeU Cumsky

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raiENDS Mn. Chudia N. Cunningham md Mr. Curtis Cunningham Mr. Peter B. Easton.Jt Mr. Jared C Fox Mr. md Mn. Daniel Griffiths Mr. Martin W. Leukhardt Mr. md Mn. A. Michad Maher Mr. md Mn.John H. Masten Mn. Wendy McHugh Mr. Phffip L. Meredidi Ms. Susarme M. Mons Mn. Mariue Murdoch LTC Charles R. NoU, USA (Ret.) Ms. Gina Orozco Mr. md Mn.Tom C Rice Mn. Mary A. Riddle Mr. md Mn.Thomas W RUey Mr. md Mn. Richard J. SchmeeUc RADM and Mn. Hugh P Scott EUzabeth J. Sedmo Susm M. Sedmo Mr. md Mn. Edward L. Sherrer Mr Robert D Steele Prof Larry V.Thompson Mr. Maynard P. Valentine

Donor CART Roger E. Abemadiy USN (Ret.) Mr. Anthony Adams Mr. md Mn.WUUam J. Adcock Anonymous Anonymous Mr. md Mn. Michael Applebaum Mr. and Mn.Joseph J. Arcari Mt md Mn. Edwin E Arthur Mr. WUUmi E.Ashby Mr. Gerald Atterbury Ms. Ann V. BaUey Mr. md Mn.Joseph J. BaU Mt Lewis Bamum HI Ms. Donna G. Basco Mr. Samuel Bavaro Mt David E.Behr Mr. Jon BeU * Mr. md Mn. Robert J. Benson MtJ. Boyd Bert,Jt Mr. Douglas H. Bert Mr.John B.Bert Mt md Mn.John S. Black Mn. Helen H. Bloom md Mr.Thomas M. Bloom Mr. md Mn. Donald A. Borklmd Ms. M. Patrida Bowman Mr. Wiffiam S. Bowmm Ms. Dawn H. Boyd Mt md Mn. B. A. Bradley Mt Richard H. BrUl Mt and Mn. Paul E. Broderick Mrs. Emma M. Burgess Mn. PrisdUa S. Burns Ms. EUzabeth A. CaldweU Mr.John Case Mt and Mrs. Michael Gather Mt and Mrs. Lawrence Cattani Mt md Mn. Francis X. Cavanaugh Mr. and Mn. Frank Cavola Assoc. Prof Graham T Cheek Ms.June M. Christy Mt and Mrs. GarnettY Clark Ms. Paula B. Clary

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Ms. Dime B. Cletiunons Mr. md Mn. Henry H. Clouduer Mt and Mn. ChariesW Coale,Jt Prof Paolo E. Coletta Mr.W.John Coffins Ms. Joan E. Condoret Mr. md Mn. Andrew A. Consolver Ms. Wanda Cook Mr. Robert E. CovvUng,Jt RADM md Mn. Michad W Cramer Mt Donald H. Crawford Mn. Susm Creed Percy Assoc. ProfJohn R Cummings Ms. Sharon Daniel MtB.K. Davidson Mt md Mn. Robert L. Davis Ms.Josephine A. Delazaro Prof Robert Demoyet Jt Mt and Mn.John R. DetweUer Mt md Mn. MerUn Dorfinan Mt md Mn. D M. Dowdle MtJ. Robert Droege Ms. Kristen R. Dunn Ms.Amy Dutton Mt md Mn. Bruce W. Edson Mt md Mn.WUUam Eggleston Mt md Mn. Robert M. Elder Assoc. Prof Nancy W EUenberger Mt md Mn. Richard G. EngUsh Mt Ireneusz Erb Mt George W Evans Ms.AimH. Fenn Mr. md Mn.James N. Finch Mt Daniel J. Firmeran CAPT Jmies Foels, USCG (Ret) Mt Eugene R. Foster Ms.AUson Fox Ms. LucUUe M. Fox Mt and Mn.Wiffiam E Frazier Mt md Mn. Brent Friend Mr. md Mn. Robert E. Friend II Mt md Mn. Michael Frost Mr. Fred L. GaUagher Ms. Mary E. Garber CDR Richard E. Garnet USNR (Ret.) Dt md Mn. Phiffip T George Ms. Patticia S. Gibson Ms. Audrey A. GUbert Mt Geoff GUes Mt Richard C Goodwui Mtjohn W Gracey Mn. Charlotte C. Graham Mt md Mn.Joseph J. Griffiths Ms. RaiUa G r i ^ Mr. Gary L. Grue Ms. Helen I. GuUck Mr. md Mn. Charies E. Giuneson LCDR and Mn. Ronald J. Haley Mt and Mn. Ray H.iUoweU Mt and Mn.J. Henry Hammond Mt Kenneth Hannan Mrs.Violet E. Hansen Mt and Mn.Wayne Hardin LTJG David J. Hattnaket USN Mt and Mn. Stephen D Hayes Mt Merie R Hazard Mtjames Headrick CAPT and Mrs.James G. Heydenreich Ms. Deborah G. Higgins Mr. and Mn. Amo W. HiU.Jt Mt and Mrs, Thomas J. Hinshaw

Ms. Jem N. Hoffister Ms. Charlotte H. Houser Mr.John G. Hussey St MissJuUa S. Hutchison Mn.Anne Jacobs Mr. and Mn.JosephW.Janssens,Jt Mr, Stephen DJenbns CAPT md Mn. WUUam B.Jepson Mr. Harry M.Jones Mr. md Mn. Richard Kaman Mt Frmcis X. KeUey Ms. Marguerite KeUy Ms. Barbara KendaU Mt and Mn.James E. Kermon Mt and Mn. Ardiur G. KUUnger Mr. GlendaU L. King Mr. and Mn.John Kostakos Asst. Prof David L. Kriebel Mr. BUI Krone and Mn. BUUe-Vien Krone Mr. and Mn.J. Clarke Kuebler Mr. md Mn. RhUip C. KiUinsb Jt CDR John H. Kunkle. USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.Thomas Kurz Mn. Carl E. Lair Mr. md Mn. Robert B. Lamb Mt md Mn. Alexander B. Lmcaster CART md Mn.James D LangeU * Mr. md Mn. Emmett M. Laiuer Mr. RusseUV Lee LCDR md Mn. Robert N. Leggett.Jt Mr.Jens-Michael Lehniaim.Jr Ms. Deborah Lewen Mr. md Mn. Gregory J. Luna Mn.Thea Lmdauer Mn. Margaret W Lippincott Ms. Adrienne Lissner Mr. md Mn.John Lister Mr. md Mn. Dm S. Livingston Mr. Luiuel P. Lloyd Jt Mn. Barbara Locktov Mr. md Mn. George G. Loesel Asst. ProfJoseph E Lomax Ms. Catherine Long Mr. and Mn. Edward J. Lopata Mr. md Mn.J. C. Lotz Mr. md Mn. Mark B. Louis Mn. Jennie L. Lund Ms. Karen S. Manget Ms. Heather M. Locke Marlow Mr. md Mn. Manfred C. Marotta Dt and Mn. Frederick P. Marquinez Mr. md Mn. Louis Matjasko Mt and Mn. Paul Maykrantz VADM md Mn.John J. Mazach Mt and Mn.Thomas J. McCabe CART John WMcCaiUl Ms. Lynne McCornuck Ms. Frances McCurry Ms. Susan F McGinn Mr. and Mn. Howard F McGoogm Ms. Sub Mcintosh md Mt Matthew Wochiia Mt and Mn.Jefirey S. McNeal Dt James M. Meznek CDR Alan S. MiUet USN (Ret.) Mn. Edgar MUler Mtjames R. MitcheU Mt and Mn. Lee J. Molesworth Mt and Mn.Thomas L. Morris Mt Meredith Moyen Mt and Mrs. Ch.iries H. Munch Ms. Susanne Nehlsen

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Ms. Laura Niel Ms. Corruie S. Niemeb DtJohnJ. Noone CAPT md Mn. HaroldV Nutt Ms.Jom H. Oborne Ms. Nmcy Ojeda Mr. md Mn.WUUam OUnstead Mr. Jim Olsen Mr. Thomas E. Omark Mtjohn C Onyon Mt and Mn. Matthew Ortega Mt Reid OsUn Ms. Sara Osansky Ms. MeUnda A. Rage Mt md Mn. CUfton Paregien Ms. EmUy E. Rarkhunt Mr. md Mn.James E. Parb CAPT Kent Panons, USNR (Ret) Dt md Mn. Richard N. Peeler Mt Stephan H. Pendergast Mr. md Mn. Enunmud J. Pendola Mn. Beth K. Retenon Mr. Clare E. Petty Mt md Mn. G. Morris Pienol Ms. Kristen L. Pironis Ms. Marv- R Rompei Mr. and Mn. Douglas B. Price Mr. md Mn.James R. Quam Mr. and Mn. Richard Ranbn Ms. Ann LesUe Reed Ms. Kathleen M. ReUly Ms.LucUleJ.ReUly Mr. md Mn.Thomas E. ReUlyJt Prof Guy J. Ricdo Ms. Barbara R. Richardson Mt md Mn.Arthur A. Richmond III Prof Gladys Rivera-Lascala CAPT md Mn.James O Roahen Mr.John Roberts Mr. Wiffiam M. RoeUng Ms. EhzabethW. Rogen Mr. md Mn. Arthur Rosenzweig Mr. md Mn. Eugene D Ruffier Mr. and Mn. James E Saunden Mr. md Mn. Bradford Scales Mr. C H. Scarlett Mr. and Mn. Frands J. Schaffiausei Mt md Mn. James Schdder Mt md Mn.Joe Schmidt Col Gerhand Schulz, USA (Ret) Mr. Rory D. Schultz Mt David Schuinm Mt md Mn.Jefirey Shafier Ms. Christme M. Shelton Mr. md Mn. BUI Shedeyjt Ms. Mare'ia Sunpson Mt .md Mn. N. M. Sinclair Mt CUflbnd E. Sisler Mt md Mn. Pattick H. Skeldon Mt md Mn. C Brightmm Skinner Ms. Leslie T SnieUey Mt and Mn. Bob D. Snudi Miss Jenmfer L. Snuth Ms.Judy A. Snuth Ms. Shiriey B. Snuth Mt Pattick G. Snead MtJohiiW.SorreU Ms.Janice M. Sorrentino Mt md Mn.Jon Spiiutinger Mt and Mn. Douglas Standley Mt Samuel Sarkey. St

.\lr- md Mrs. Joseph C Steriii^ .Mr. md .Mn. Wvan .A Stewart III Ms. loyce C Sugrae Mr. md Mn. Robert Suffivm .\li. md -Mn. Robert J. Sweeney MI. md Mn.WdUmiTallev' C\PT Hertwrt B.Tmovvitz,USN MI. md Mn. Eric M.Tayloi MajGen Lany STayiot USMC (Ret) MI. and Mn. Robert J. Thompson Ml. and .Mn. Wiffiam Thompson Mr. md Mn..\lvin E.Tice Mr. md Mn. Donald STracy Ms. Susm S Underbill CDR md .Mn. Ronald AVaU Mr. RonaldVanatra Mr. BrimViiolo Mr. Dewey W-Uaddell Mr. md Mrs. John G-Wales Mr. and Mn. L. AWalfish

Ml. md Mn.Jmies A.WaUace Ms. Biigitu B.WaUin MI. md Mn. Glenn W.Ward Mr. and Mn. Ethm Warren Ms. Dorothy B.^X'anvick Mr.md Mn.Tenv'Webster CDR Stephen A.i^'euihaidt USN Ms. Lynne Welling md Mr. Benjamin Weritag Mr. md Mn.-ArthurJ.Wilbe,Jt Mr. md Mn.Jack-White Mr. md Mn. Peter E.WTute CAPT md Mn. Harmon M.Wiffiams Dr. md Mn. Ray A. WUson Mr. md Mn.Thomas R.Wmkler CAPT md Mn. Roben W.Winei Ms. Jo Lane Cheves Wright Mr. md Mn. Kenneth AWright Ms. Laura M. Zai^ MI. Petei H. Zum

Family Gift si4:^x>rts USNA Writing Center In January 2007, friends and family gathered at the Writing Center in Sampson Hall to unveil a commemorative display in honor of the late Ben Smith '47.

Smith and several family members established the Bernard E. Smith, Jr. '47 Endowment for the USNA Writing Center in 2002 for the benefit of the Center which provides workshops and tutorials to help midshipmen improve their writing skills.

Smith chaired the Naval Academy Board of Visitors from 1982-1985 and was a charter member of the USNA Foundation Board of Directors.

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donation to the Naval Academy Foundation in memory or in honor of a family member, classmate or friend serves as a way to remember and recognize individuals while providing a legacy at the Naval Academy. Thank you to the following donors who made gifts in tribute to others in 2006.

In Memory

Coach Stephen N. Belichick CAPT Albert H. Bowker, USN (Ret.) '35 LtCol L. WUIiam Alter Jt, USMCR Mrs. Neffie Bowker Mrs. Granville M. Adams '31 CAPT and Mrs. Roland Brmdquist Mn.WUUam R Mack Mt and Mn.WUUamV CampbeU Mrs. Donnie Bringle '31 Mtjohn M. ConnoUy Class of 1937 LCDR Michael C. Ahretis, USNR (Ret.) '56 CAPT Robert W. Davis, USN (Ret,) Mrs. Cari E. Lair CART md Mn.James G. Heydenreich Mt and Mn, Stephen G. Hoy CAPT and Mrs, Stephen A.Johnson LCDR Nicholas G. Brook, USN '66 CAPT Charles 0. Akets, USN (Ret.) '}S Mt and Mrs. Lawrence M. Kocisko VADM and Mrs.Joseph S. Mobley Mn. Mary Anne R. Scheffing VADM and Mn. Alexander J. Krebch RADM and Mn. Robert W McNitt CAPT Charles D. Brom, USN (Ret.) '38 LtCol Richard J. Alger, USMC (Ret.) '54 Mt and Mrs. Edward B. Merino Mrs. RosaUe Brown RADM Edward K.WaUcetJt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn.John J. Michalsb.Jt Capt md Mrs. Peter S. Optekar RADM James A. Brom, USN (Ret.) '36 Mr.]osephN.AMm'54 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Oriosky CART Richard E. Fostet USN (Ret.) Class of 1954 Mt and Mrs. Edward A. Orr,Jt Mr. James A. Ounsworth Mr. Robbins E. Brom'65 CAPT and Mrs. Dennis A. Pignotti CAPT Oliver W Bagby, USN (Ret.) '58 Mrs. RosaUe Brown Mt Alan M. Roodhouse CAPT and Mrs.James E. Heg Col and Mrs.Thomas J. Solak Dr.William P. Bryant CART and Mn. Edward C.WaUace CAPTTheodore L Balis, USN (Ret.) '42 Mt md Mrs.James M. Lmdredi Mrs. Mary Lee Lowe NARC ofAlabama CAPTWendellWBemis, USN (Ret.) '591 Mrs. Kathryn E Bemis LTfGAm0UWBarden,]r., USN '69 Mt. Robert E. Bum'54 LtCol and Mn. Daniel P KoUay RADM Edward K.WaUcetJt, USN (Ret,) PtoJ.TheodoteJBenac Ms. Susan Benac CDR Harry G. Bafnes,}t., USN '55 CDRThomasA. Bush,Jr., USN (Ret.) '45 Mrs. Genevieve Barnes Mn, Rene Griffith Mr.ArthmC.Biglq,Jr.'48 Class of 1948 Mr.John R. Barrett'57 CAPTWilliam S. Busik, USN (Ret.) '43 KnoxviUe-Oak Ridge Chapter U Col Kenneth E. Bixby,Jr., USAF (Ret.) '50 • CART and Mrs, Roland Brandquist CAPT and Mn.James E, Heg Mrs. Helen Bixby CDRJohn Baumeister,}r., USN (Ret.) '56 MissJuUa S. Hutchison Mrs. Blanche K. Baumeister Mt and Mrs. Harold J. Islev-Petenen.Jt Mr. C.Robert Blanchard Mrs. Margaret C. Keeler The USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates CDRJohnWBeardsley,USN'64 Mt BiU Krone and Mrs. BiUie-Viers Krone Mt Bobby E. Bennett Ms. Susanne Nehlsen CAPTPeverilBlmdell, USN (Ret.) '55 CART and Mn. RhiUp J. Ryan Mn. Henryctta Blundell CAPT John L Beck, USN (Ret.) '54 Class of 1954 CAPT Ovid M. Butler, USN (Ret.) '36 CAPT John H. Bowell, USN (Ret.) '40 Mrs. Blanche K. Baumeister Mrs. Clare E. BoweU Mt. Frank J Behounek '44 Mrs. Margaret Behounek

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LCDRWamnLCatdud,Sr., USN(Ret.} '44 Ms. Elizabeth A. CaldweU CAPT James H. CampbeU, USN (Ret.) Mt Aim M. Roodhouse CDR md Mn. David M. Sjuggemd Mr. James J. Campbell '64 Mt md Mn.WUUamV. CampbeU VADM Douglas J. Katz, USN (Ret.) Mt md Mn. Lawrence M. Kodsko VADM md Mn. Alexmder J. Krebch RADM and Mn.Thomas C Lynch Mt md Mn. Robert A. Orlosky Mtjames A. Ounsworth CAPT and Mn. Dennis A. Pignotti MtTerryA. Stacy Mtjohn EThuente Mt. Leslie Campbell Mt and Mn.WUUam D. Gunn CAPTWilliam N Campbell, USN^t.) '53 Mn. LUUm CampbeU Mrs. Pia Case Mt Dmiel E Case SPC Stephen WCastner, USA,ARNG Mt and Mn.Thomas R HamUton LCDR John P. Cavanaugh, USN (Ret.) '50 Mn. Frances Thompson CAPT Warren R Chase, USN (Ret.) '55 Mn.Jean Chase CAPT Robert S. Chew, Jr., USN (Ret.) '48 CI,issofl948 RADM Merrill K. Qetnentson, USN (Ref.j '33 Mn. Florence T Clementson Mr.AlbolWCliff,Jr.'54 Class of 1954

Mt. Edmn K. Conner,Jr.

CDRJohn D. Dungan, USN (Ret.) '51

CAPTAntone R. Gallaher, USN (Ret.) '33

CAPT Frederick B. Hollick, USN (Ret.) '52

Mn. M-iigaret W. Lippincott Mt md Mn. Francis J. Schafhauser

CAPT and Mn. R.ilph E.VanderNaUlen Mt mdMn. GlennW. Wand

CART and Mrs.James E. Heg

Mr. Donald 0. Conway '46

CAPT Earle G. Gardner, Jr., USN (Ret.) '35 CAPT Frank C. Dunham.Jr., USN ^et) '42 Class of 19.15

Mn. Donald O. Conway

Mn. Mary Lee Lowe

MtDonaldH.Corson,Jr.'48

CDR Frederick D. Eble, USNR (Ret.) '46

Class o f 1948

LCDR .ind Mn.Wiffimi K. Petticrew.Jt

Mt and Mrs.John S. Black Mr. and Mn. B. A. Bradley Ms. Diane B. Clemmons Mt and Mrs. Henry H. Clouthier Mt and Mrs. Andrew A. Consolver CAPT and Mn.WUliam H. DeMen H Mt and Mrs. D Michael Dowdle Mt and Mrs.James N. Finch Kaiser Rermanente MiU Plain One Medical Office Staff Mega Life md Health Insurance Company Mt and Mn.Thomas L. Morris Ms. Nancy Ojeda Mt and Mrs. Emmanuel J. Pendola Shnnbng Violets Garden Club Mt and Mrs. Robert J.Thompson Ms. Dorothy B.Warwick

CAPT Jesse B. Gay,Jr., USN (Ret.) '35 Class of 1935 Mn.Jane Goldberg

LT Barton S.Creed,USN'67

CAPT Dennett K. Ela, USN (Ret.) '38

CDR Nevin W George, SC, USNR (Ret.) '48

Mrs. Susm Creed Percy md Mr. David L Percy

Mrs. Mary Anne R. Scheffing

Mr. Fredericks. Crow'45

Mr, and Mn.Joseph J. Arcari CAPT and Mn. Charies L. Fean Mr. md Mn.James E Saunden

CAPT Robert A. Eidson, USNR (Ret.) VADM Lando W. Zech.Jt, USN (Ret.)

Mr.KurtJEnriquez'86

Mt Geoff GUes Lt Col md Mn, PauJ A. Shelton

Mr.WaUaceVCmneen,Jr. '45 CDR md Mn.WUUam L. Bryson Ms. Sharon Daniel Ml. James B. Downey Mr. md Mn. Dm S. Livingston Mr. md Mn. Charles H. Munch CDR md Mn. Homer B.Thomas.Jt

LTJG Francis M. Gilman H, USN (Ret.) '45 Dt James W. Forrester St

CAPT PhiUip EErkenBrack, USN (Ret.) '43 CAPT md Mn, Edgar E, Maffick

RADMHersMJ GoBergSC, USN (Rff.j '35 Mrs. Jane Goldberg

Col Jean B. Falgoust, USAF (Ret.) '52 Ms, M, Patticia Bowman FIDR Engineering, Inc. Ms. Mary P. Rompei

LTJGWilliam N. Cume, USN '57 Mn Chariotte C Graham

Mr. Roberts. Giles'47

Mt.Dudlq Holstein'48 CDRJohn A. Gommengenger, USN (Ret.) '42 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cattani

Ms. Wanda Cook

Col md Mn. Stephen S. Eisenhauer

CAPT Robert H. Dasteel, USN (Ret.) '39 Mn. Betty Dasteel

LJJGmiliam J Griffin, USNR Mr. Robert R. Figura'58

Mr and Mrs. WUUam L. Griffin

Mn. Bemadette Figura

Mrs. bene Dawson Ms. Susanne M. Mons

Mr. Jack Guibert Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald

Mr. and Mrs.John Clare-Norris Guibert III

Mr. James A. Ounsworth

CDRJohn R. Devereaux, USN (Ret.) '53 Mr. mdMn. KentW. Curl

LTMarkD.Hamilton,USN'87 RADMPmp

H.fite-GemW,USN (Ret.) '25

Mn. KUiUko Dickey

CAPT John G. Hughes, USN (Ret.) '37 Petty Officer Paul E Hansen, USN

CAPTThomas WEtzgerald,Jt., USN (Rttj '53

Mrs. Violet E. Hansen

Mn.Ann Fitzgerald

Mr.WilliamR.Diener'64 Mr. Bobby E. Bennett

MG Edwin I. Donley, USA (Ret.) '40 CAPT John E Driscoll, USN (Ret.) '44 Mn. Nmcy DriscoU

CAPT John Duff,Jr., USNR (Ret.) '45 Mn. Rudi Duff

CDRJamesM.Duffy,USN'64 Mr. Bobby E. Bennett

CDRJohn D. Dungan, USN (Ret.) '51 Mr.WUUam E.Ashby Mr. and Mn. Frank Cavola Class of 1951 Mr. md Mn.WUUam E Frazier Ms. Paula G r i ^ Mr. LinuelR Lloyd Jt Mr. md Mrs. Lee J. Molesworth Mt Meredith Moyen Mr. md Mn.James R. Quam Mt md Mn.Joe Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Standley USNA Class of 1951, Sm Diego Group

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Class of 1937 Mrs. MadeUne K. Hurlburt Mr. md Mrs. Stephen D. Hayes

CAPT Robert J Hanson, USN (Ret.) '42 C I P T George WFolta,Jt., USN (Ret.) '42

Class of 1942

Mn. Mary Aime R. Scheffing Mr. md Mn.John Lister

CDRJoseph B. Howard, USN (Ret.) '50 Mt Lewis Bamum III Class of 1950 CDR md Mrs. Gerard G. Colemm Mt and Mrs.VirgU R. Hmcock Mt Douglas Howard CDR David A. Hurt.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.WUUam B.Jepson CAPT John WMcCauU CAPT and Mn.WUUam M. RusseU CAPT md Mn.John G.TUlson

Mr. and Mrs.Thomas R Hanulton

Ms. Nmcy C Fitz-Gerald

CAPTJames P Dickey, USNR (Ret.) '57

Mrs. Joanne HoUoman

Class of 1942

Mrs. Joan C. Graham '68 RADM Niel R Fenaro, USN (Ret.) '54

LCDRmUiamDHolloman, USN (Ret.) '54a

Capt Brian E Hussey, Jr., USMC '91 Mtjohn G. Hussey, St

CAPT DanidJHamngtonm, USN (Ret.) '38 CAPTMonis C. FooU, USN (Ret.) '66 BADM md Mn. Stephen K. Chadwick RADM md Mrs. Michael W Cramer Mr. Harry M.Jones CDR and Mn.James D. Maynard VADM md Mn.John J. Mazach Mr. David E. Onyon Mr.John C Onyon Mr. md Mrs. Pattick H. Skeldon SunTrust

CAPT James WFoust, USN (Ret.) '46 CART and Mn.James L.Andenon Ms. Audrey A. GUbert

CDRJosephWFrenzel,Jr., USN (Ret.) '64 Mr Bobby E. Bennett

LtCol David J Frit, USMC (Ret.) '59

Class of 1938

CAPT Charles S. Hart, USN (Ret.) '38 • Mrs. Beveriey Hart

CAPTMartinTHatcher, USN (Ret.) '35 Class of 1935 Mrs. Nancy Dodson

Class of 1942

CAPT Edwin H. Headland, USN (Ret.) '35

LtCol Robert J Johnson,Jr., USMC '64

Class of 1935

Mt Bobby E. Bennett

CDR Peter D.Joers, USN (Ret.) '42

LCDR George E Hedrick,Jr., USN (Ret.) '47 Mr. Robert L Johnson '64 ColomalVUlage H Board of Directors Colonial ViUage Commons Board of Directon Mrs. Margaret H. Lavery Mt and Mn. Douglas B. Price Dt and Mrs. Ray A. WUson

Mr.DaleC.Herndon'56 CAPT John A. Fulmer, USNR (Ret.)

Capt Redmond R. Jensen, USMC '51 Mrs. Carol H.Jensen

Mrs.Joan Erie

MtJ. Robert Droege

CAPTVemeH.Jennings,Jr., USN (Ret.) '41 Mrs. Maryjo Jenmngs

CART Danny J. Michaels, USN (Ret.)

Lakeshore Capital, LLC

LCDR Douglas M.Johnston, USN • CAPT and Mn. Douglas M. Johnston, Jt

Mr.DonaldWJones'58 Mrs. Jody Armstrong-Jones

CDRJohn M.Jones, USN (Ret.) '46 LCDR and Mrs.WUliam K. Petticrew.Jt

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MEMORY AND I N H O N O R CAPT Stephen WJordan, USNR (Ret.) '54 Mrs. Anne Jordan CAPT Charies T.Joy, Jr., USNR (Ret.) '41 Mn.JuUeA.Welsh Mr.HanyR.Kafer Mr. md Mn. Robert L. Davis CAPTWilliam R.Kane,USN'33 Mr md Mn.Wyatt A. Stewart HI CAPT Jack L Karson, USNR (Ret.) '63 Mn. PriscUla S. Burns LCDR md Mn. Roy D.Warren Mr. md Mn.Thomas R.WuUder LT Arthur H. Keeney,Jr., USN '42 Class of 1942 Prof.John EKellq, Jr. CAPT md Mn.John H.WUckens CAPT Eugene E Kelly, USN (Ret.) '48 and Mrs. Jean M. Kelly Mr. md Mn. Robert S. Curl Mr.BradlqN.Kqes'59 Mn.Jan Keyes Mrs.SaraR.mrkland'51 Mr. md Mn.John B.Waten HI LCDR Herbert S. Mine, USN (Ret.) '48 Class of 1948 LTJG Herbert E. Kloepping, USN '53 CART and Mn. Christos Zups Capt Patrick M. Klokow, USMC '99 Mt md Mrs.Thomas R. Berthold Mt md Mn. Brent Friend LT John RGantka, USN Mt md Mn.Thomas J. Hinshaw Ms.Aime E. Klokow Capt Anne M. Klokow, USMC Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lindeman Ms. MeUnda A. Page Mr and Mrs. CUfton Paregien LCDR Erik S. Kristensen, USN '95 LCDR Jonadian L. Bingham MC, USN Mt md Mrs. Francis X. Cavanaugh Mr. Ireneusz Erb Mt Harry E. GaUoway Ms.Joyce C Sugrae CAPT John E Uboon,Jr., USN (Ret.) '44 Mr. and Mn.John Clare-Norris Guibert HI Mrs. Virginia E. Larrabee Mr. and Mn.Thomas M. Bloom Daughters of the Union Veterans of the CivUWar Mtjohn W. Gracey Mt and Mrs. Philip C. KuUnsb Jt Loomis Company CART and Mn. HaroldV Nutt

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CDRDonaldR.Uw,USN'15 Mt md Mn. Robert F Burns Maj Donald M. Garrett, USMCR RADM md Mn, David A. Gove CART and Mn.John L. Kittler Mt and Mn. Michael R. LUek CDR md Mn.WUlimi R Schenzd CDR David S. Shepherd, USN (Ret.) Maj and Mn. Geoige E. Soratmann, Jt LtCol md Mn. Danid A.Wehrie

Nmticoke Chapter DAR Mr. Clare E. Petty Ms. Christine M. Shelton CAPT md Mn. Payson D. Sieretjt Ms.Judy A. Smith Mt md Mn. Kennedi Sprankle Mr. and Mn.Joseph C. SterUng Ms. Margaret Lee Tawes CAPT and Mn. Robert W. Witter Ms. Laura M. Zang

CART md Mn.WaUaceW Hanbns,Jt Mt Christopher J. Howard LCDR md Mn.WUUam H. LaughUn Ms.Actienne Lissner Mr. and Mn. Lotus Matjasko Mtjames J. McNair Ms. Laura Niel RADM md Mn.James K. Nunneley MI. md Mn.Terry Webster RADM md Mn. Kenneth E.WUson

VADMWilliam E Liwrence, USN (Ret.) '51 Mt and Mn.WUUam J. Adcock LtCol L.Wiffimi Altetjt, USMCR Mt Gerald Atterbury Mt md Mn.Joseph J. BaU Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Benson CART and Mrs. Rolmd Brandquist Ms. Mary Gale Buchanm Mtjohn S. CarroU CART md Mn.John L. Clearwater CAPT and Mn. Raymond R Donahue.Jt CAPT AUnond J. Drake HI, USN (Ret,) Mt md Mn, John T. Englemm Ms.ArmH. Fenn Mr. md Mn. Robert E. Friend II CAPTJamesV Hardy USN and CDR Susm Hardy USN (Ret.) Dt md Mrs. Michael R. Lachowicz Mr. md Mn.James Leahy VADM md Mn.JuUenJ. LeBourgeois Mn.Thea Lindauer Col md Mn. Robert J. MiUle Mtjames R. MitcheU Brig Gen and Mn. David M. MuUmey CAPT James R. Nehez,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Hugh Nixon Dt and Mn. Richard N. Peeler RADM md Mn. Charles E Ranch, Jt Ms. EUzabeth W Rogers CAPT and Mn. Phffip J. Ryan CART and Mn. Edwin A. Shuman HI Mt md Mrs. Bob D. Smith Mt and Mrs. WUUam TaUey USNA Women's Club CAPT and Mn. Ralph E.VanderNaUlen Mt Dewey W.WaddeU CAPT and Mn. Edward C.WaUace CAPT George P Watt,Jt '73 md Peggy Watt Mr. and Mrs. Jack White Lt Col and Mn.WUUam B.WUson VADM and Mn. Lando W. Zech.Jt

LCDR Heinz WLenz, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Michael C Brown.Jt CAPT and Mn.John A. Butterfield CDR md Mn. ChristopherW. Cable Dt md Mrs. Gordon W. CaUendet Jt CDR J.J. Carrizales, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.John E Cerasuolo Class of 1965 LCDR Wiffiam R Gooley USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Pattick J. Hoffinm, St RADM md Mrs.Thomas C Lynch Mr.Jeffiey A. Neufeld md Ms. Gayle J. Plato LCDR and Mn. Kent C M.Varnum

MtArthur S. Marble USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates

LT Robert L Ledbettet ffl, USNR '69 CDR and Mn. Robert L. Ledbettet Jt Col Frederick D. Uder, USMC (Ret.) '50 CAPT and Mn. Edgar E. Maffick Mrs. Donna Lee Ms. Dawn H. Boyd Mt and Mrs.John T Chamben Ms. June M. Christy Crisfidd High School Class of 1946 Ms. Kristen R. Dunn CAPT and Mn. Michael A. Farmer Mt and Mrs.J. Henry Hammond Mt and Mrs. Ardiur G. KiUinger Mt and Mrs. Alexander B. Lancaster Mt and Mrs. OUver E. Lee

Mrs. Mildred Levy'45 Class of 1945 Dr. Richard A. Liebendo^er '50 RADM Mark P Frudden, USN (Ret.) Capt Peter T Umoge, USMC '88 LCDR and Mn. Richard W Merrimm Col John R. Urette, USMC (Ret.) '37 Class of 1937

Mr. GilbertT Mariano, Jr.'60 Mt Ronald H. CampbeU MajGen John H. Masters, USMC (Ret.) '36 Mt md Mn.John H. Masten RADMMitchdlD.Matthem, USN(Ret.) '27 Mn. MitcheU D. Matthews Mr. Robert M. Matter USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates CDR Louie A. Maunq, USN (Ret.) '64 Mr. Bobby E. Bennett Mr. Merle N. Maury USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates CAPT James WMcConnaughhay, USN (Ret.)'39 Ms. Helen I. GuUck

CDR William C. McCool, USN '83 CAPT Robert G. Loewenthal, USN (Ret.) '57 Mr.Jun Olsen Col md Mn. MUton D Fonyth.Jt CAPT md Mn. Stephen H. Ries Mr. David Schumm RADMThomasA. Long, USN (Ret.) '33 Mt and Mn.Jmies M.Jones CDR Raymond C. McGratli, USN (Ret.) '42 Cl.issofl942 CDR Richard L Lowe, USN (Ret.) '42 Class of 1942 Mr. Robert McGuiggan USS Ralph Talbot DD390 Newderter CDR Robert L Lowell, USN (Ret.) '42 Class of 1942 Mr.HughR.Mcmiliams Mr. md Mn.Wayne Hardin Mr.JackFMacMillan,Jr.'86a Mt md Mn. Edward B. Merino Mt and Mn. Michael S. Althouse LCDR and Mn. Roger T.Andreas Mr. Richard E. Melson Capt md Mn. Stephen J. Casnxj The USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates Capt md Mn. David M. EngUsh Mt and Mn. Richard G. EngUsh LTWilliam H. Mendenliall, USN '42 CDR and Mn.Thomas E McGovern Cl.issofl942 Mr. James J. McNair CDR and Mn. Steve J. McPhUUps LCDR and Mn. Richanl H. Price Mn. Gretchen C. Scott MI. md Mn. Alvin E.Tice

CAPT Ralph E Menill, USN (Rrt.j '44 CAPT and Mn. Edgar E. Maffick CDR and Mn. George P. Montgomery.Jt

RADM Frands E Manganaro, USN (Ret.) '48 CDR George R. Mqer, USN (Ret.) '43 CART and Mn.James E. Heg Acropohs Investment Management, LLC CDR and Mn, Gordon A. Andenon CDR Norman H. Mqer, USNR (Ret.) '35 CDR and Mn. George E BaU Cl.i.ssofl935 CAPT and Mrs. Roger Ciriquist CART and Mn.James T CockrUl II CDR and Mn.John C Dyer Mr. Kenneth R Monroe.Jr. '42 Ginger Cove Chorus Cl,'issofl942

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LCDRWilliam C.Moore, USSR (Ret.) '39 iVln. Dorodiy E. Moore

Mr. and Mrs.James Ounswor^ Mr. Jmies A. Ounswordi

Mr. md Mn.Jeffiey Shaffer MtmdMn.L.A.Walfish

CAPT James E Schremp, USN (Ret.) '42 Cbissofl942

Mi.JackC. Moulton'53 Mn. Frances A. .Moulton

C 4 P T Howard L Pabst, USN (Ret.) '58 Ms. Luciffie M. Fox Mr. md Mn. Daniel Gnffidis Mr. md Mn.Joseph J. Griffiths Mr. Merie R Hazard Humphrey Foundation Ms. Lynne McCormick Mn.Jeannie Pabst Ms.Janice M. Sonentmo Mr. md Mn. Peter E.White

CAPT Stuart I Sadler, USN (Ret.) '44 CAPT and Mn. Robert B. Kin

CAPT George WScott, Jr., USN (Ret.) '39 Mn. Inger Scott

Mrs.Ann P. Sanford Mr. Stephm H. Pendeigast

LCDR William W Scott, USN (Ret.) '56 Mn. Darleene C Scott

Mi.NeilC.Sapp'62 Dt md Mn. PhUUp T Geoige

Col John M. Sedan), USAF (Ret.) '57 Mn. Charlotte Schwartz

ColJohnA. Saxten,Jr., USMC (Ret.) '38 Mn. Man' Anne R. ScheUing

RADMWalter L Small,Jr., USN (Ret.) '38 Mn.Jme SmaU

LCDRJohn MuUen, USNR (Ret.) '45 CAPT and Mrs. Danid C Clemenc MI. md Mn. James E. Kermon C4PTTTi<mus WMurphy, USN (Ret.) '39 .Mr..'\ndiony .Admis LCDR md Mn. RichardV ChUds MI. md Mn. Robert B. Lamb Mr. and Mis. Eric M.Taylot

Mr. James Pepperdine '54 Class of 1954

C4PT Ricliard H. Scales, USN (Ret.) '57 Col md Mn. Rmdolph M. Browne HI Capt Jack WPhillips, USMC '59 Mn. Margareth R. Brumsted Mr. md Mn. Richard J. Madden CART md Mn.Walter J. Coakley LCDR md Mn.Thomas L. R Cook Mr.Th0masWNail CDR md Mn. Frednc A. Dunbar RADM mchard R. Pratt, USN (Ret.) '36 USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates CAPT md Mn. David B. Fickenscher Mr. md Mn. GamettY Clark Fords Colony Tennis Club Mr.JolmLNanon'63 CDR md Mn.James H. Foresman III Prof. Clarence A. Pritehard . Ms. Patrida W. Ldchtei CAPT md Mn. Wayne R. Fntz CAPT md Mn. Edgar E. Maffick MI. md Mn. Charies E. Giuneson CmMamn D. Nort0n,jT., USN (Ret.) '39 MI. and Mn. Ray HaUovveU IstU Ken A. Quandahl, USMC '99 Ms. HdenL GuUck Ms. Deborah G. Higgins Ms. Mitsuko Quandahl Ms. Charlotte H. Houser Mr. Chailes H.OgUm'48 Mr. md Mn. Richard Kaman Mt.AndrewA. Rasmussen '68 M CART md -\ln- James S. Branson LT md Mn.WUUam J. Kaman CAPT md Mn.John E Olsen .Mt md Mn. Donald P. Buhrer CAPT Bennett D. Katz, USN (Ret.) Class of 1948 CAPT md Mn. Carieton J. King,Jt LCDRJohn I Ready, Jr., USN (Ret.) '38 John E Ropp An Smdio MI. md Mn.Thomas Kurz Class of 1938 MI. md Mn.J. C Lotz LCDR md Mn. Robert N. Leggett, Jt Ms. Frances McCuny CDR md Mn. GUI E Livingston CAPT md Mn. Warren H. Ordand LCDR Robert B. Reed, Jr., USN (Ret.) '57 CART and .Mn. Lawrence R. Magnet .Mr. and .Mn. James E. Raib Mn. Mamie Murdoch VADM md Mn. Kennedi C MaUey Ml- md Mn. Eugene D. Ruffier MI. md Mn. Jefiiey S. McNeal Mr. and Mn. C Bri^cman Sbimer AfSGT Laumice I Reid, USA (Ret.) Col md Mn.Jack P Monroe,Jt Mt md Mn.James W' Tayior Anonymous CAPT md Mn. Clarence E. Moore Ms. Jo Lme Cheves Wiigjit Mr. and Mn. Matthew Ortega Mt and Mn. Kenneth A Wriajit CAnGeo^R-Rdnhartin, USN (Ret) '38 CDR md Mn.John S. Paul Adventist Health Care CAPT md Mn.James R. Poole CAPTEvin C. OgU, USS (Ret.) '38 Mr. md Mn. Donald A. Borkland Mr. and Mn. Richard Rankin .\ls- -Marguerire KeUy Mn.Jean Mason Ms. Kathleen M. ReUly Mr. md Mn. G. Morris Pienol Ms. Bugina B.Waffin Ms.LucUleJ.ReUly Mn. Maiy Anne R. Scheffing Mr. md Mn.Thomas E. ReUly, Jt Mn md Mn. Robert Suffivm CAPTHaUU P Riu, Sr., USNR (Ret.) '46 Col and Mn. Paul E. Roush Mn and Mrs. Donald S-Tiacy MI. md Mn. Bradford Scales Ms. Audrey A Gilbert CAPT md Mn. Gerald Sedor CAPT James D. 0/iiwJr., USN (Ret.) '43 LCDR Paul D. Richmond, USNR (Ret.) '42 CDR and Mn.John B. Shewmaker CAPT md Mn. Robert N. Adrian Ms. Marda Simpson Class of 1942 MI. md Mn.John L. Bemard,Jn Mr. and Mn. N. M. SUiclair Mr. Everett R Weaver Mn. Dorothy Buse Mr. md Mn. Bertram D. Smidi, Jt Mn-'WiffiamSBusUc Mr. and Mn. Richard H. Spackmm ENS Mary E. Robertson, USN '89 CAPT Geoige Gricovic, USN (Ret) Mr. md Mn.Jon Spmnanger CDR md Mn. Alfred L. Robertson Mr- md .Mn.Joseph WJaiissens.Jt CDR md Mn. Raymond N. Stoetzer MI. and Mn. Emmen M. Lanier. Jt Mt md Mn. Robert J. Sweeney CDR Grant H. Rogers, USN (Ret.) '39 CAPT md -Mn. Richaid D Lazenby ADM md Mn. Richard L.Thompson Mn. Betty Dasteel Mn. Edgar MUler Mr. md Mn.WUUam Thompson Ms. Sara Ostrusky Mr. and Mn. Samuel M.Trippe CDR Vernon D. Rose, Jr., USN (Ret.) '47 Mr. md Mn.Aithur A. Richmond III CDR md Mn. Samud G. UnderhUl CAPT md Mn. Rodi S. Leddick CAPT md Mn.James O. Roahen Ms. Susan S. UnderhUl USNA Alumni Assodation of CAPT md Mn. Reuben E WoodaU CDRRJchmdE. Rudisilkjr., L'SNR (Ret.) '44 WUUamsburg Ms. Paula B. ClaryVirgUiia M. Kincaid Foundation CAHLeslU R. Olsen, USS (Ret.) '42 Mr. md Mn. Paul Maykrmtz Class of 1942 Mr. md Mn.WUUam OUnstead CAPT Robert A. ScheUing, USN (Ret.) '38 Mr. md Mn. Aithui Rosenzweig Mn. Mary Anne R. Scheffing CDR Carl E. Olson, USN (Ret) '42 Mr. Roiy D. Schultz Class of 1942 .Vfr. Harry Muschenheim.Jr. '46 Mr. md Mn. Thomas W RUey

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Mr. Bernard E.Smith, Jr.'47 Stone Foundation Profjack H.Smith CAPT md Mn. Richaid S. Gaidiner Mrs. Grace C. Snead Ms. Patrida S. Gibson UCol Morris R. Snead, USMC (Ret.) '43 Mn. Ruth Snead RADMWdliam O.E Snead,Jr., USN^) '30 Mn. Emma M. Buigess CAPT Richard E. Foster USN (Ret.) Ms. Patrida S. Gibson Ms. Baibara R. Richaidson Mr. Patrick G. Snead Mn. PoUy WUUams LT Christopher H. Snyder, USN '00 a LT and Mn. Marvin J. Park CDR Donald D. Snyder, Jr., USNR (Ret.) '38 Mr. md Mn. Edwin E Arthur CDR Richard B Southwell, USNR (Ret.) '47 Mn. Nmcy Dodson CDR WilbumA. Speer, USN (Ret.) '48 MIDN Andrew T Burger Class of 1948 Ms. Barbara S. Hix Ms. Catherine Long Ms. Joan H. Obome CAPTWilliam A. Spencer, USN (Ret.) '47 Mn. Elizabeth E. Spencer CAPTWyiiam D. Spiegel, USN (Ret.) '42 Class of 1942 CDR Hamson E Stam,Jr., USN (Ret.) '51 Class of 1951 CDR Gordon L Stephens, USN (Ret.) '55 Col md Mn. Frederic L.ToUeson Mr. George A. Stewart,Jr. Mr. and Mn.James M. Landreth MIDN James M. Lmdredi. USN Col John J Stewart, USAF (Ret.) '57 Mr. and Mn. Edwin L. Bi^en Mr. md Mn. David A. Delo

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MEMORY AND I N H O N O R Mr and Mrs. WUUam Eggleston RADM and Mn. Richard C. Gentz CDR and Mn.John S. Heyde.Jt Mn. Barbara Locktov CDR and Mn. Gary B. Lowe

CDR > k W Stewart, USNR (Ret.) '33 Mn. Ruth R. Stewart

LT Elton B. Stirling, USN'42 Class of 1942

CAPT Gordon B. Williams, USN (Ret.) '38 LT and Mrs. Harq Crai^ord •

Mr. md Mn. Edward J. Lopata

Mr. RobertW Williams'53

CAPTThomas B Dalpini, USNR '83 •

LTJGAlexa 0. Forqth, USNR '04

Mn.Jane WUUams

Anonymous

Mt md Mn. David Hofiberger

Mr. Robert C. Williamson

CDRJohn J Daly, USNR (Ret.) '45 u

Mr. Donald S. Freeman, Jr. W

Ms. Karen S. Manget Ovid LLC Interior Design & Mmagement

Mt md Mn.Thomas KeUy

Ms.Amy Dutton

LTUeselJDanjaek,USN'99

Mr. Robert RGatewood'47

Mt and Mn. David Hoffberger

Mn. Mary Stahl

IstU Ronald D. Winchester, USMCR '01

VADMJames B. Stockdale, USN (Ret.) '47 Mr Michael M. Byrmi and Ms. Ann B. Smead

CAPT Griffith P Stokes, USN (Ret.) '42

Col and Mn.Victor M. Gardner HI Mt Dominick A. Gatta Mt Rocco Gatta Ms. Sub Mcintosh md Mr. MatthewWochna Mt and Mn. Richard M.Tremor Mn. Marianna Winchester

Class of 1942

LT CliveA. Strangman, USN '42

Mr. md Mn. David Hoffberger

VADMMichadD.Haskitis, USN (Ret.) '66t

CAPT Reginald L Workman, USN (Ret.) '42 CIPT Peter B. Easton, USN (Ret.) '54 •

ADMThomas B. Hayward, USN (Rer.j '48

Dt Barbara Worbnm

CART and Mn. Peter B. Easton Mt Peter B. Easton.Jt Mn. Wendy McHugh

ADM and Mn.Thomas B. Hayward VADM md Mn. Lmdo W Zech.Jt

ENSDavidC.EllU,USN'97 Mr. md Mn. David Hofiberger

CAPT md Mn. George A. Heffemm CAPT md Mn. Kennedi G. Heffemm

MajDamN.C.Ellis,USMC'96

Mr. EWorth Hobbs'56

Mr. md Mn. David Hofiberger

Dt md Mn.JohnW Hobbs

CAPT(sel)IrvingA.Elson,USN

LTJG Jacob A . Huffaker, USN '04

CAPT George R Watt,Jt '73 md Re^y Watt

Mr. md Mn. David Hofiberger

Mr. md Mn.Tom C Rice

CAPTKemuA G,H#m»i, USN (Ret.) '18t

LCDR md Mn.WUUam K. Petticrew.Jt

Mn. Patticia TerrUl

Mr. Ellis M. Zacharias, Jr. '48 USNA AA Tulsa Chapter

Class of 1935

CDR Robert R. Zastrow, USN (Ret.) '52 Dt EUzabeth S.Thune

LTBradlq D. Hamson, USNR '02

CART Geoige R Watt,Jt '73 md Pe^Watt

VADM md Mn. Michad D. Hasbns

LTEmin E Y0Uttg,Jr., USNR (Ret.) '46

CDRJohn R.Thune, USN (Ret.) '55

Mr. Craig B. Dawson '73

Mt md Mn. David Hofiberger

Mn. Nmcy Stuart

CAPT James WThomson, USN (Ret.) '35

CAPT and Mn. Gary Q. Geist

LTJohnR.Dye,USN'99

CAPTShennan E.Wright, USN (Ret.) '36

CAPT Scott E. Temlljr., USN (Ret.) 'U

CIPT Gaq Q. Gebt, USN (Ret.) '591

Mt md Mrs. David Hofiberger

Mn. EUen RWoods

Mr. md Mn. Robert M. Elder

LTJerome C.Stuart,USMC'51

Mr.WilliamE.Danjaekn'98

UCol Harry D. Woods, USMC (Ret.) '49 Mr. and Mn. Gregory J. Lima

CDRArthurD. Stmble,Jr., USN (Ret.) '43

CAPT John WFlight,Jr., USN (Ret.) '56

Dt Carol G. Crawford

Mn. Muriel WUUams

CAPT John M. Lmgford, USN (Ret.) CAPT Larry E. Rym, USN Mr. md Mn. Harold R.'Whittmgton

Mrs.DorotkyTucker'38 Class of 1938

In Honor

UColWilkrdG.Viers,Jr.,USMC(Ret.)'53u

Mc Bobby Bayliss

Mn. Gertrade E Vien

Mr. Ronald E. CouncU Mr. Robert C. Custer Mr. and Mrs. Craig B. Dawson Mtjonathm S.WaU

LTDomldC.Voelker,USN'53 Dr CarolJ.VoeUcer

U Col Norbert J Walecka, USAF (Ret.) '50 Mrs. Kathryn E Bemis '39 • Col md Mn. Donald J. Alser Mr. md Mrs. Hoyd A. Smith

Mn. Kathryn E Bemis

CAPT John R. Wales, USN (Ret.) '51

Mr. md Mn. David HoSberger

Capt Kendall J Bodnar, USMCR '01 Mt and Mn.John G.Wales

ENS Meghan L Bodmtr, USNR '03 Mr. Herbert E. Wqrauch '41

Mr. and Mrs. David Hofiberger

Mt Herbert E.Weyrauch

LCDR WeskyA Bnm, CEC, USN (Rff.j '49 CDRThomas R Whalq, USN (Ret.) '57 USNA Aumni Association of Wiffiamsburg

Col and Mrs. Kennedi D Dunn CAPT and Mn. Cary J. Hithon

ENS Erin N. Choromanski, USNR '04 LCDRJohn R. mMm,Jr., USN (Ret.) '71

Mt and Mrs. David Hofiberger

Mr, and Mrs.John Kostakos Mt and Mrs. Howard E McGoogan Mt and Mn.WUUam R. Poet

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Applebaum

CAPTTheodoreA.Willandt, USN (Ret.) '63

Dr. Carol G. Crawford •

ADM Henry G. ChUes,Jt, USN (Ret,) Mt and Mrs, Roger E.Tettault

Dt Carol G. Crawford

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Private gifts will fund a much-needed refurbishment of the Naval Academy Chapel where midshipmen, faculty, staff. Alumni and the community alike come together for important life events, musical performances and regular worship. Repairs will be made to the Chapel pews and floors, stained glass in St. Andrew's Chapel, the exterior doors and chancel marble.

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CDR IraA Hughq. USS (Ret.) '57i

Mr.RobenA.Mq'er'70M

Prof Robert L Ran

Mr. Samuel M. Trippe '57

MI. Ira-A. Hugheyjt Ml. and -Mn. Robm R Kuuiey

Mr. md Mn. Robert A. Meyei

MI. iVUchad M. Byiam and Ms Ann B. Smead

Ms. Deborah Lewen

VADM Gerald E. MiUer, USN (RtL) '42

LTPamda S. Rawe Bou, USN '99

ADM CailiskA. H.Tnst, USS (Ret.) '53

Mi.BnJohnsonm'47

Mr. md .Mn. GregonJ. Luna

Ml- md Mn. David Hoflbergei

ADM md Mn. Cariisle A. H.Trost

Ms. Donna G. Basco Mr. Robert E Covvhng,Jt Mt and Mn. BUI Shedeyjt M-s. LesUe TSmeUey

Mr.BaanEMoms'99

ENS Michael R Sargent, USN '05

CAPTThomasJ Venen^a, USSR (Ret.) '691

Mr. md Mis. David Hofflse^r

ENS Douglas A. Robb, USN

Ms. Ludla Cox

ESS Luke R. Johnson, USSR '02

LTJames H. Mullen'00

ClPT»i«Mm J. Schulz, USS (Ret.) '58 a

C4PT>ftn E Vuolo, USS (Ret.) '77

Mr. md -Mn- Canon A. Muflen

CAPT md Mn. WUUam J. Schulz Ml. Chestei H. Shaddeau.Jt Ms. Ann LaForce

Mr.BrimVuolo

\\i. md -\ln. David Hofiberger

Mr. John J O'Brien '67 CiPTDouglas M.Johnston,Jr.. USSR '60

ENS Michad J Siedsma, USN '05

CAPT and Mn. D o u ^ M.Johnsron.Jt

ESSJose^ M. O'Brien, USNR '99 Mj.MichadM.phist0n'7O

LTA]iAonyR.Ward,USNR'01 Mt md Mn. David HoSbeigei

CAPT George R "W^tt,Ji. 73 and Pfe^y^Xto

AflDN Spemxr S. Waters, USN '09 Mr. md Mn. ChariesW. Coale.Jt

Mr. Fred L GaUagher

Dr. John Barry TaUq

MB-BediK-PWeison

MT.WariJ.Pickardu

.\ln..^nna E. Greenberg

CAPTTheodoreA. WiOandt, USS (Rfl.J '63 • Mt md Mn. Roger E.Tetiault

-Mr. md Mrs. Robert B.Wiffiams

Maj Wtdiy Tart, USMC (Ret.) 77

VAD-M and -Mrs- -Michad D Raskins

LT Marlon D.Powers,USS'99

Maj md Mn.WaUy Tart

Steve and Maq Wilson Ml. Maik W ^

Mr. and Mn. David Hoffl)eigei

MIS. Betty CTaussig'41

\\i. and -\ln. David Hoifcrger

2niLf Sldiolas 0. Rdston, USMC '05 AMBJt^WLimpen

Mr. md Mn. Roben B.WUUams

Mr.HarvqStdn LCDR Douglas M. PMon, USS '93

ESSAndiai; G. Lidaaisteitt, USS '06

Mr. md Mn. Wade G.^S^nnamakei

Mr. and Mis. Benjamin A. Bucb

R\D-\1 md -\ In. Thomas Q. Donaldson

CDR Elan L Ljubacker, USS '90 •

LT Eric E. Wannamaker, USS '96

Ml. RogetV Smith u CDR Howell J Parry,Jr., USSR (Ret.) '67

ib.RmldJKloyda'54

MI. md .Mn. Paul R. Siedsma

Mr. md Mn. David Hoflbeiger

CAPT md .Mn. Dou^s .M. Johnston. Jt

RADMAlbert L KOn, USS (Rfl.J '52 •

CDR Andrew D. Wannamaker, USN '88 Mr. md Mn.Wade G-Wannamakei

.Mr. md .\ln. Richaid J. SchmeeUc

Mr-Ralph W Shearer

William K. and Baibara E Ralston

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iiaSoRATioNs, FOUNDATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS

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he corporations, foundations and organizations that support the Naval Academy through the Na-val

Academy Foundation share a strong commitment to the Brigade of Midshipmen and todays Academy. The valued support of these organizations helps to fimd special projects and on-going programs for the benefit of the Brigade.

In 2006, the following corporations, foundations and organizations made generous gifts to the Foundation.

President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000+) Geoige md Carol Olmsted Foundation

Presidenfs Circle Halsey Assodate ($100,000-$249,999} Booz AUen HmiUton Getty Foundation John J. md Mary R. Schiff Foundation Northrop Gramman Corporation

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999} Leonard md Evelyn Lauder Foundation Samberg FamUy Charitable Foundation

President's Circle Lejeune Assodate ($25,000-$49,999) Lockheed Martin Corporation Pratt &Whitaey Strake Foundation

President's Circle Luce Assodate

Captain Rubel 12, USN (Ret), Barbara Gentry, USAA Foundation, and GeneralHerres '54, USAF (Ret).

The USAA Foundation In 2006, the U.S. Naval Academy Foundation presented the USAA Foundation with the Christian H. Poindexter/ Constellation Energy Group Corporate Leadership Award.

This award was established in 2001 to honor the organizations that, through their financial and in-kind support of the USNA Foundation, most represent the leadership traditions of the Naval Academy and its graduates. In 2002, the USAA Foundation made a gift of $2 million in honor of General Robert T. Herres '54, USAF (Ret), former Chairman of USAA, Inc. The gift established an endowment to support the General Robert T. Herres Distinguished

Military

Professorship in Leadership and Ethics, a position currently held by Captain William "Rick" Rubel '72, USN (Ret.).

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($10,000-$24,999) American Society of the French Legion of Honor Bank ofAmerica, Baltimore BB&T,AnnapoUs BB&T Charitable Foundation Harry R. Stern Foundation Kim and Gary Heunan FamUy Foundation Koffier-Saxon-HaUock FamUy Foundation Marcus Foundation Margaret Chase Smith Foundation Marie G. Dennett Foimdation MI Homes Foundation Saudi Aramco Seneff FamUy Foundation

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Abrahmi md Ruth Krieger F<miUy Foundation Abraham Kaniber Foundation Combined Federal Cmipaign of Central Marylmd Life Fimess CardiovasciUar Montgomery Inn Navy League Honolulu CouncU Sodety of Sponsors ofThe United Stales Navy

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President's Circle ($2,500-$4,999; Georgica Advison, LLC HoSberger Foundation JWy Post 385, North County, Cahfomia Procter & Gmible Fund

Donor Aberdeen Creek Constracrion, LLC AcropoUs Investment Mmagement, LLC Adventist Health Care America's Charities Arbitron AT&T AT&T Services BenevoUnk Foundation Capital Gifts & Awards Colonial VUlage H Board of Directon Colonial VUUage Commons Board of Duecton Corporate PhUmthropy Services Crisfidd High School Class of 1946 Daughten of the Union Veterans of the CivUWar David Gopen Foundation Fonds Colony Tennis Club Ginger Cove Chorus HDR Engineering Home Depot HoneyweU Hometown Solutions Humphrey Foundation John E. Ropp Art Smdio Kaiser Permmente MiU Plam One Lakeshore Capital, LLC Loomis Compmy Mega Life md Health Insurmce Compmy Nmticoke Chapter DAR NARC of Alabama NARC ofArizona NARC of Soudi CaroUna NARC of Southem Califorrua Network For Good Ovid LLC Interior Design & Mmagement Rettenen Fmuly Trust Rotary Club of AnnapoUs ShrinbngViolets G.irden Club Suncox md Barclay, LLP Stone Foundation SimTrust United Way of Central Marylmd USNA AA KnoxviUe-Oak Ridge Chapter USNA AA San Diego Chapter' USNA AA Soudiem Nevada Chapter USNA AA Tulsa Chapter USNA AA WUliamsbuig Chapter USNA Class of 1951.S.m Diego Group USNA Women's Club USS Ralph Talbot DD390 Newsletter USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates Virginia M. KincUd Foundation Whitacre Yacht Design

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GIFT COMPANIES

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any employers suppon their employees,family members and retiree philanthropic efibrts by matching indi\idual contributions to the Na\'al Academy Foundation, effeai\"eK' mulripK-ing each gift. The following corporations, tbundations and org-anizadons matched gifts made by Aliunni, parents and fiiends to the Foimdadon in 2006.

3M Foundation .Ahboa Laboratories Fund Adobe Systons. Inc. Advanta Foundanon AegonTiansainerica Foundation Aetna Foundation, Inc Air Products and Chemicals, Inc AhslaAiriines Akoa Foundanon Aloander & Baldwin Foundation Affiant Eneigy Foundation Affiant Techsystems ASsQle FonndantHi ALSrOMPOwetlnc Ahria Ameren Coipoiation Americm Electric Power Americm Espies Foundation American International Group Inc American Standard, Inc Ameriprisp Fmanrial^ Tnr An^en Foundanon AmSouth Bancorpoiadon Foundanon Analog Devices, Inc Anhenser-Bosch Con^onies, Inc Acm Foundatitxi Aibella CharioUe Foundation, Lac Aich Chemicals, Inc ARJNC Incorporated AnDW EJectronics Inc Aitfani J. GaUagher Foundation Aivin Meritra; Inc AT&T Foundation Automatic Daa Piocesai^ Inc BabsoD Capital Management LLC BAE Systems Bakei Hughes Foundation BaB Coipoiation Baltimore Gas and Electric Company Bank ofAmerica Foundation Bank of .NewYoik Baxter Inieinational Foundation Bedttel Foimdation Boeing Company Boemg Employee Credit Union BP Foundation, Inc.

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21 Annual Membership: 0% Life Membership: 0% David H. Byerly,Jr. informed the USNA Alumni Association of the passing of his father Captain David Byerly '21. He passed away on Saturday, 17 February at the age of 106.

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L-Rt—LCDR James M. Metcalfe, SC, USN and CAPT James A. Metcalfe, USNR (Ret.}, USNA '63, June 2006

M I am enclosing a photograph ofLCDR Edward Conrad "Red" Metcalfe, USN, USNA '22, taken in July 1942 on board the U.S.S. QUINCY (CA-39) just before QUNICY and the Guadalcanal invasion force advanced to "CACTUS" to land the Marines. I am also enclosing a photograph of LCDR Edward Conrad LCDR James Metcalfe, USN, USNA Madison Metcalfe, '22. Navigator, USS NCY (CA-39}—July 1942 SC,USN(RC) tegether with this father, CAPT. James Ashford Metcalfe, USNR (Ret.), USNA '63, taken in June 2006 upon the return ofLCDR Metcalfe fi'om a combat deployment to Afghanistan.

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'22, was the na'vigator of the US.S. QUINCY (CA-39) as part of the task force that landed the Marines on Guadalcanal on August 7,1942. He was killed in action in the night batde off Savo Island on August 9th when we lost the havey cruisers QUINCY, VINCENNES, and ASTORL\ and HMAS C A N B E R P J \ .

"Red" was survived by his -wife, "Honey Bee", and his son James Ashford Metcalfe.

Jim Metcalfe graduated from USNA in 1963, married Lisa Madison ofAnnapolis, and served 30 years, including both active duty and as a Reserve, as a Naval Aviator.

He served in the Viet Nam conflict in 1970 in the Air Department of the US.S. AMERICAN (CVA-66). His son,"Jimbo" Metcalfe, graduated from the University of Virginia and was commissioned through the NROTC program as a Supply Corps officer in 1955. After service in the Pacific Fleet, on the Indian Ocean Island of Diego Garcia, and as an instructor at the Supply Corps School, Jimbo left active duty and joined the Reserves. He graduated from the University of PJchmond Law School in 2004 and followed his father's footsteps in becoming an attorney. In November, 2005, Jimbo was mobilized for service in an Army billet in Afghanistan. He and other Navy personnel underwent six weeks of ground combat training in Indiana and deployed to Afghanistan in February, 2006.There Jimbo was assigned as an ad-viser to an Afghan National Army Corps. He was an ad-viser to the StaffJAG, the IG, the Chaplain (a Muslim cleric), the PAO, and the Provost Marshal. He and his cohort of Na^vy "infantry" returned to the US in late June.

Jim was also tied to USNA '22 through his four Godfathers,V ADM. Ruthven E."Libs" Libby R. ADM. Lucien "Rags" Ragonnet, CAPT.Junius Millard, USNR, and COL. Charles McQuillie, USMCR. Jimbo is "wedded" to the Navy, having married LCDR Andrea Rahn, MC, USN, a pediatrician and they are on

Guam where the doctor is stationed at the Naval Hospital. The three generations span ser-vice in the Navy from 1918 through 2006.

Yours truly. Captain James A. Metcalfe, USNR (Ret.). •

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Remembering Jimmy Clute This stor\- IS dedicated to Art GraUa who edited our "Golden Luck\' Bag." circa 1984. It enables me to answer queries from the progeny andfi-iendsof '34 grads.This querv" came from PhD Richard Weil. St. Paul MN. a math and science teacher MIDN Clute who smdied under classmate .Jimmy Clute. The dialog makes a good stor\; even if it is told as abstracts fit)m chronological emails benveen Richard and rm-self B Dear Captain MerriU, This might seem a htde odd. but one of your classmates remains an influence in my life, •well over 30 years after I last saw him. James M. Clute was my high school math teacher and really taught me some solid skills In my own coUege teaching I've at least made an attempt to pass them on.

I was able to trace that he died in the mid-70s. but have little other solid data about him. Even when he was teaching he had mannerisms that made him less than popular, and these may have kept him from the fourth stripe, and maybe even led to earn retirement. But I never asked for or received details. He had China Station duty; I beheve served under Spruance, and could have skippered one of the Royal class ships. In any case, all that is long past and I doubt if you know an\Thing about it. But his good work remains among the students who cared and learned from him.

Is there any way of leaving a note of thanks for his work? As I get older maybe it's a matter of appreciating him more, but whatever led to his finishing up in a small school he did good work there and that shouldn't be forgotten. •

H Dear Richard, Yes, there's a "way of lea^ving a note of thanks for Jimmy Clute's work." I found his brief biography with photo in my copy of Heritage Class 1934's Golden Lucky Bag. Here it is: "Following graduation Jimmy spent the first nine years in the cruiser TUSCALOOOSA and the destroyers STERETT and BAILEY. In BAILEY he partic-

ipated in the Aleutian Campaign where his ship was badly damaged in the Batde of Komandorski. In 1943 he attended the gunners' course at the Post Graduate School, Annapolis; late in 1944 joined the staff of Amphioxus Group 14 (later to become Group 1). He participated in the landings on Mindamidanao and BaHkpapan. After the war he served in the MAAG, Oslo, Norway the Bureau of Ordnance. He also commanded the destroyer FORREST RoYAL and the tanker Tappahannock. For this wartime service he was awarded the Commendation Medal with combat "V" and the Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon.

Jimmy retfred voluntarily in September 1954 and embarked on a teaching career in private schools in the New York Cit\' area.

Jimmy died on Staten Island, New York on 30 May 1976. CB. or Carl and Gail", 1418 Yale Avenue, N.W Canton, Ohio 44703. Children: Don, Janet, Ed, and Bob. Grand Children: Thirteen Captain Grayson Merrill H I Dear Captain, Thank you for your time. And thank you too for your service. My flying hasn't gotten beyond Cessnas and sailplanes, so it is always impressive to see what you gendemen did in the BoA. Incidentally, it's Afr Force, not Na-vy, but did you know there is a wonderfiil walk through tour of a Minuteman sHo, complete with missile, in Arizona? I really enjoyed the tour.

Here's the site: http;//ww^v.roadside america. com/attract/AZGREtitan .htm.l I really appreciate the extensive information you provided on this gendeman. It's more than I ever knew about him. I was easily able to track down his ships on Google and now have a real sense of the man and his accomplishments.

My last e-mail was very sketchy, and rather than putting it "in the bag" with yours, I've written a Htde memorial that I think gives a much better picture of how I knew the man. If you want, you are most welcome to it.

My first meeting with James Clute was in 1964 when I started ninth grade at a small New York high school. The classes I had with him, from basic algebra to beginning calculus, were a learning experience that has lasted all my hfe.

He expected high quality work, and pushed us to really learn.. .not to go through the rote motions of plugging numbers in, but to understand what we were doing. With occasionally digressions into navigation and the philosophy of naval gunnery he made anyone who listened appreciate what math could do, and how to use it. Memorizing all the squares from 1 to 25 might have seemed like a poindess exercise, but it's always been usefiil in estimating. Learning how to use a sUde rule might seem as usefiil as being a blacksmith, but it was necessary then. Today, in a calculator world it's wonderfiil to be able to actually visualize what the numbers are doing. The man cared, and he worked as hard as his students.

Most of my classmates tolerated him, though some thought he was fimny. He was formal and could be a bit odd, as w^hen he discussed how China could invade the U.S. He never talked about the war and nobody knew he'd been captain of two ships. Maybe for him that was all past. He was surprised w-hen I read up on the Pacific Campaign and asked about it.

But he sure loved Annapolis and was glad to talk about the schooL Without realizing it, he taught me a lot about teaching. Today, instructing in math and science at a small college, I often find myself using some of his methods and ideas. As I get older I appreciate him more. His work was passed on, and I'm glad he was my teacher.

Bon voyage, sailor.

—Richard Weil, Ph.D.H Recent Loss to Our Class Word reached USNA AA that Eleanor Ring, widow- of Pat Ring, USNA Class of 1934, and Mother ofJ i m Ring, USNA Class of 1963, passed away on Friday, February 16, 2007 at the Renaissance Gardens in Riderwood, Silver Spring, MD.

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35-36 CLASS NEWS ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 6% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 63% PRES, SEC'Y/TREAS, AND CORR.SEC'Y: RADM Ed Keats, USN (Ret.) 3704 N. Chades St. Baltimore, MD 21218 H: 410-235-3803 F: 410-243-1960 E: edkeats@comcast.net VICE PRESIDENT: CAPT Bladen D. Clagggett, USN (Ret.)

Important birthdays During this month three of our classmates reach the age of ninetyfive.Bill Samuels has his birthday on nine April, Tip Tipton on sixteen April, and Jack Maurer on twenty eight April. Our congratulations go to all of them on reaching this significant milestone in Hfe. Sprintfootball For those who see in accounts of Navy athletics what to them may be an unfamiHar term, "sprint football," here is a report on its meaning. Sprint football is identical w^ith and conforms to the same rules as traditional football except the players are smaller. The game started in 1934 when the President of the University of Pennsylvania encouraged the founding of a Hghtweight football team whose members would be hmited to the weight of 150 pounds. He saw the game w^ith a weight restriction as an answer to the increasing size, even then, of college players.The name "hghtweight" was changed to "sprint" in 1998 to reflect the speed and intensity of the game. The weight Hmit has increased from the original 150 pounds to 154 in 1957,159 in 1982,165 in 1996,168 in 2004 and its current limit of 172 in 2005 as college men became heavier. In 1946 Na^vy fielded our first 150 pound team. Eleven years later, in 1957, Army organized a team. Now five schoolsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Army, Cornell, Na-vy, Pennsylvania and Princetonâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;have sprint teams.They play each other and, occasionally a Division III Junior Varsity.

Over the years Na-vy has been the most successful, having won or shared 31 league championships although Cornell was on top this past season. Navy defeated the Johns Hopkins JV last fall. Navy defeated Army 17 to 6 in the "star" game in 2006 as well as earUer in a routine game. The Sprint League has a Commissioner who rotates among the schools. At present he is from Princeton; next year he wiQ be from Cornell. The rigid weight rules require players to be no more than a hydrated 177 pounds before the season. They also weigh in at 172 pounds two days before each game. League rules prohibit the use of

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Wally Nelson's extended family

saunas, rubber suits, or diuretics to conttol weight. Sportswriters have remarked that Hnemen all look like quarterbacks, receivers or running backs because most occupied those positions when they were in high school. A coach was quoted as summing up the game, saying, "All of my Unemen played quarterback in high school. Everything is the same as regular football. The people are smaller but the hits are still big."

The source of it all For a long time we in '35 have been debating whether the steadfastness, courage and bravery shown by members of our Class during World War II was the result of the four years of our indoctrination at the Academy or were qualities already inherent in us when we became Midshipmen in the summer of 1931.

Evidence on both sides has piled up without a generally agreed upon resolution.

Recendy, an item in the press regarding the French psychologist. Dr. Emile Coue, served to add to the inherent side. It may be that we were influenced during our grade school years by widely circulated reports of the enthusiasm generated in 1923 by the visit of Dr. Coue and his lectures in twenty cities throughout the United States. He held to the proposition that a firm behef in one's potential success in any endeavor provided much of the essential strength needed to make it come about. His famous book was, "Self Mastery Through Conscious Autosuggestion" and his mantra was, "Every day in every way I am getting better and better."These concepts may have, even if we have trouble remembering them today, somehow, and without conscious effort on our part, imposed those principles firmly on our young minds. Of course, other concepts

that we brought with us, such as those we learned in the Boy Scouts, added to our determination and to our overall approach to the world.

Communication from a reader Here is an excerpt from an Email from Beveriey Blondell. "My father, Ralph Po-weU, was in your class at the Naval Academy He died in 1983....We still receive Shipmate and I still read news of the Class of 1935.1 especially enjoyed your column this month -with your reminiscences about "Stardust." It brought back great memories for me. I can remember very well my parents singing the song and getting up to dance whenever it played on the radio."

The Nelson family Wally Nelson's daughter, Tina Ingram, provided the photo adjoining the column and identified the dozen fanfrly members pictured. In the front are Tina (Christina); Jean Nelson and Tina's son, Tim. Behind them are Ron Cable;Wally himselfTyra Cable who is the sister ofJohn Ingram, the Nelson's son-in-law; Tina's other son Ben; John Ingram; the Nelson's daughter, Judy Adamson; Judy's special friend. Bill Huber; and two grandchildren of the Nelson's, Jean and Bill Sites.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 4 5 % PRES: CAPTWilliam N. Price, USN (Ret.) C O R R . SECY: CAPT John H. Carmichad, USN (Ret) 744 Oglethorpe Ave. St. Simons Island, GA 31522-4908 P&F: 912-638-2830 E: jhc36(gbellsouth.net

From the President My foster son Michael and I had a wonderful visit with Jack and his family in their home on St. Simons Island on 13

laiiuan.Their home is located on a road paralleUng die beach. People dri\ing or cycling by would wave to us sitting on the porch in a friendly greeting, whether they knew us or not. And we would wave back. We felt as if we were Ux-ing in a long ago time, when all neighbors were friendly and we could leave our doors unlocked without fear.We went down by train in a roomette, which was a bit ciowded for nvo. But we enjoyed our trip and had interesting conversations with number of fellow travelers, which does not happen when fl>ing.

While we were there. Jack's cousin COL Frank Norton USA (Ret) gave a cocktail part\- in honor of the Seventieth Reunion of the Class of 1936. (Note: as Class President Bill was the guest of honor.) A great time was had by all.

Michael and I would Hke to thank Jack and his family for picking us up at the train station and making us feel at home.

We are looking forward to going back in early April!

Remembrance John Paul was bom in 6 July 1747 on the southwest coast of Scodand; he died in Paris France on 18 July 1792. He was buried in an unmarked grave in the Saint Louis Cemeter\- and forgotten. In 1847 attempts were made to locate and return Jones'remains to the United States.They failed because the cemeten.' where Jones was supposed to have been buried had been sold and the bones moved to catacombs. In 1900 President Theodore Roosevelt's Ambassador to France General Porter started a search for Jones' body. He learned that a French admfrer ofJones had donated a special alcohol lead coffin; he had his search target.

After a five-year search, caskets were found stacked in catacombs under Paris roads; among them were five alcohol lead caskets. One was opened. The body was unwrapped and was in a remarkable condition. The hair on the head was shoulder length; skin was attached to bones. The Ambassador recognized Jones but had the body autopsied.The face was compared to a bust by Jean-Antoine Houdon.When the news reached President Theodore Roosevelt, he started preparing appropriate ceremonies for the internment of the "Father of the Na-vy" andfirsthero at the Naval Academy as an inspiration to fiiture naval officers. A squadron of hea-vy cruisers commanded by RADM Sigsbee was sent to France to return Jones' body to the United States, Brooklyn CA3 was designated to transport

the coffin. Jones' Friends graciously moved his body from the underground charnel house burial site and brought it to Brookl^Ti. French ships joined RADM Sigsbee for the journey to America. When they reached America, U.S. battleships led the fimeral procession to Annapohs.

Bancroft HaU, the new midshipmen dormitory, and chapel were nearing completion. Jones' coffin was to be placed in the Crypt beneath the Chapel.

(Paraphrase of Burns: "The best laid schemes of mice and men can go astray") The Crypt being prepared for Jones' burial was not ready. The next choice was the memorial room in Bancroft HaU. It also was not ready. Brooklyn arrived 23 Jtily 1905. A temporary tomb was erected near the Herndon Monument. President Theodore Roosevelt attended the temporary burial. The body was escorted with imposing mUitary pomp and ceremony, attended by AnapoHtans.

Bancroft HaU was completed in 1906.

On 24 AprU 1906 Jones'was ttansferred to the memorial room. There were elaborate ceremonies. At 2:00 PM the many guests assembled in the huge armory, Dahlgren HaU,fiUingit to the ceUing.The main affair was the march from the armory to Bancroft HaU, led by President Theodore Roosevelt and foUowed by bands, marching troops, midshipman and a parade of dignitaries and guests. The brigade of midshipmen was fined up on both sides of the road to the enttance to Bancroft HaUâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a friendly gauntlet.

In 1913 the Naval Academy Chapel was completed. With htde ceremony John Paul Jones's magnificent marble sarcophagus carefiiUy was placed in the Chapel crypt at the Naval Academy. Formal invitations were sent to an impressive Hst at home and abroad. A copy foUows: Admit Bearer and Ladies Ceremonies in Commemoration

Of John Paul Jones, Armory, Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., Tuesday, April 24, 1906 Tivo o'clock P.M. John Paul's father supported a big family as gardener of a large estate in Scodand near the smaU port of Carsethorn on Solway Firth. The fiiture naval hero got his first taste of salt air when he visited ships at Carsethorn. He

and his playmates moved their Htde boats about, mimicking naval batdes. At 13 he signed on as an apprentice in British merchant ships. Released from his apprenticeship at age 17 he shifted to the slave trade as third mate.

In 1766 he became first mate of the most repulsive slaver the T^wo FRIENDS operating out ofJamaica. (The fifty-foot briganrine with crew of six carried 77 slaves from Africa.). John Paul left a lucrative slave business because he detested the slave trade. He got passage for Scotland in the new ship. En route the captain and first mate died of yeUow fever. 21-year-old John Paul was the only one aboard quahfied to bring the ship safely home. The dehghted owners made him a supercargo and captain. He was put in charge of their commercial business in the West Indies.

On his first trip to Tobago Captain Paul ordered one of his saUors, Mungo MaxweU, flogged and he was later sued for excess cruelty. The charge was dismissed as frivolous. Later MitcheU reported aboard the Barcelona Packet for passage to Scotland. The captain of Barcelona Packet testified that he was in good health when he reported aboard. During the voyage he died. Paul was charged with murder; the charges were dropped. During his second trip m 1773 in the ship BETTY there was a mutiny on board. In the melee he killed the ringleader. West Indians were fiirious and threatened the Captain's Hfe. John Paul fled to Virginia, and changed his name first to John Jones and later to John Paul Jones.

[Comment: In the 1700's discipHne in naval and merchant ships was severe.

Commanding officers were accusers, juries and judges. In the days of saU press gangs seized recruits against thek -wiH from the waterfront and slums. Cruel measures were used to maintain discipHne such as: floggings with cat o' nine taUs, keel hauHng, dragging the culprit across the barnacled bottom and execution.]

John Paul Jones returned to America in 1773 as the winds of war were increasing. His sympathy was -with the colonials.

When Congress estabhshed the continental Navy and Marine Corps inl775 he offered his services. He was commissioned a first Heutenant and assigned to the frigate Alfred, flagship of Commodore Esek Hopkins, the commander in chief of the Na-vy of five smaU ships. Hawkins operated in Canadian waters attacking British merchant ships. The commodore did not get along with Jones and clashed with Congress. When ordered to operate

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from Charleston he saUed to the Bahamas and captured N E W PROVIDENCE. He was

released from the Navy. Jones was ttansferred to frigate PROVIDENCE and

continued attacking British merchant ships off Nova Scotia. He fleeted up to captain as he took command of RANGER. He advised Congress on design of naval regulations.

Inl777 he sailed to France ordered to do what he could to further the Revolution. He reported to the American Commission, bringing them news of the naval war in America. France had not yet joined the Revolution. Benjamin FrankHn arranged to get a French Ship for Jones that he converted into a frigate he named BoNHOMME R I C H A R D .

His first raid on the British Isles in frigate RjVNGER 20 guns was in the Irish Sea area. There he attacked smaU ships, and raided the coasts of Ireland and Britain took prizes. The British considered him a pirate. His capture of H.M.S. DRAKE 20 guns and dehvery of the ship and some 500 prisoners to HoUand made him an international hero. In 1779 he took command of frigate BoNHOMME RICHARD 42 guns. He returned to the British Isles operating in the North Sea this time with a squadron of five ships that struck targets ashore and at sea. Jones' strategy of hit-and-run raids ashore and attacks on merchant ships embarrassed the Admiralty that sent forces to locate and desttoy this pirate.

In early September 1779 Jones landed at the Firth Forth. Sir John Anstruther, an ancestor of Clan Carmichael, had an estate in the area. Because of the reputation of Pirate Jones the Laird was armed to defend his property. He had cannons and baUs but no powder. He sent his yacht to H.M.S. ROMNEY anchored near by for a keg of powder. His messenger mistook BONHOMME RICHARD for ROMNEY.

Jones gave the messenger the powder but extracted valuable information about coast defense systems from the guUible messenger On the night of 23 September John Paul Jones' squadron was attacking a merchant convoy east ofYorkshire when HMS

SERAPIS 44 gun and COUNTESS OF

SCARBOROUGH 22 gun appeared. In the

opening melee the convoy fled foUowed by two ofJones's squadron. BONHOMME RICHARD, PALLAS 32 gun

and

12 gun engaged SERAPIS. BONHOMME RICHARD'S mainmast was shot away; and she was holed below the water Une.With his ship sinking he VENGEANCE

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jammed it alongside and lashed the sinking ship alongside SERAPIS. He had stationed his sharp shooter Marines in the tops to clear the main deck of SERAPIS sailors. This is the point that the British skipper Captain Pearson asked Jones, "If he had struck his colors?"To which he repHed,"! have not yet started to fight."

He moved aboard SERAPIS and took command. In the meantime PALLAS 32

gun contested with and captured SCARBOROUGH 22 Guns. The two captured ships plus prisoners were deHvered to HoUand. He was overwhelmed with kudos. He was decorated in France, honored in HoUand and decorated by the Colonial Congress.

By controUing the seas around America the British Na-vy could support the army By 1780-81 the Revolution had reached a stalemate, colonials were beginning to despair. On the other side of the Adantic Jones was fighting the British with amazing success. He had seized control of the sea around the British Isles.

The crews for his ships were a modey coUection of professional saUors, beachcombers, vagrants from water fronts and peasants. The genius ofJohn Paid Jones worked up these misfits into as efficient a fighting team as ever served the U.S. Na-vy. After the war the Na-vy was unable to match a job to his talents.

When the Ottoman Turks invaded the Black Sea, Empress Catherine the Great of Russia wanted them out. Her navy could not do the job. Ambassador to France Thomas Jefferson recommended John Paul Jones for the job. He was made a Rear Admiral in the Russian Na-vy and drove the Turks out of the Black Sea The Russian admirals were embarrassed. Jones never was given a decent job. He resigned, returned to Paris where he died July 1792.

Reference: Everybody Works But John Paul Jones, by Mame Warren and Marion E.Warren窶年aval Institution Press In Memorial Theodore (Ted) S.Ward, 94, died 13 January 2007 at his home in Des Moines, Iowa.. Services were atWeatkirk Presbyterian Church 19 January 2007.

He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Louise Merker, widow of Donald C. Merker Lt Col USMC (Ret), died at her home in Coronado, CA, on 28 November 2006. Both are now together in Fort Rosecrans Cemetery in San Diego.

Lou is survived b a daughter Mrs. (Deb) Greg Tice.

Maridel Lockwood 89 of San Antonio died 19 AprU 2005.was pre deceased by her husband Randolf S.D. Lockwood. Maridel is survive by son Randolf and wife.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 13% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 58% PRES: CAPT John S. Slaughter, USN (Ret.) 3801 Canterbury Rd.#812 Baltimore. MD 21218 E: captnjack228(ﾂｧgmaiI.com C O R R . SEC'YS: RADM Robert B. Erly, USN (Ret.) E: BERlyl914@aol.com and CAPT Edwaid S. Arentzen, USN (Ret.) E: arcntzenm@earthlink.net Submit all posted material to: Bob Erly 830 Country Club Lane, Coronado, CA 92118-2411; P: 619-435-8919 If by email, submit to: Erly unth a to Arentzen

The Washington Group The last setting for the Washington Group was a gala, i.e. compared to the normal, occasion. Those five, CharHe, Elsie, Mary, Meredith and Jack who were aU fortunate enough to have birthdays within a six-day time span each January celebrated. No one reaUy volunteered their age but Jack sorted hinted that he remembered the numbers " 3 " and "9" but he wasn't sure which number was first, couldn't be "9".

They were joined with their special champagne and cake by Betty KeUy with her son Bob, Margaret BeU, Jean and Swampy Lajaunie and Bess Slaughter with her daughter Anne Kern. Christmas events were re-viewed and general discussion of that up and coming 70th were the happy topics. On the sad side we noted the loss of four classmates: Frank Menefee, Chuck Stein, Harry Hahn and John Simpson. (Ed note: Subsequendy they have been joined by RussWaUace.This is the largest loss in recent times of so many in a short period of time. We now have only 30 known H-ving out of 323 gratis.)

Charlie, Elsie, Meridth, Jack & Mary cuttng the B/D cake

Memorial services had been held for Chuck. On 22 January he was buried in ArHngton. Both of Chuck's sons, Jean's son and three daughters, a veiy large numbers offriends.Jack and Bess

attended the masonic services in a fiineral home in Alexandria. This was foUowed by the procession to the grave and then a deUghtfiil reception nearby. At the grave he hadfiiUmiUtan.- honors including the band and a platoon of saUors.

On the 26th Harry was buried on a sunnv but 19 degree day in the Naval Academy cemeter\-. Attending were their daughter Janet with her husband, grandchUdren. one of his men fiom the TRATHEN and Jack. A grandson and o;randdaugther gave a wonderfiil and tearfiUCTood-bveto their grandfather. The service was concluded with three voUeys, taps and presentation ot the flag to Janet.

Frank ashes were placed in the Academy Columbarian in early January.

Due to scheduHng confficts and health conditions we regret it was impossible for any Class representation A Note from Jean Stein: • Dear Jack: I am deeply appreciatiye of the gift to the Westminster Resident Supportive Fund made by the Class of 1937 in memor\" of Chuck. The Class was dear to his heart and I thank you on behalf of the Class for honoring him in this way.

Most sincerely, Jean Stein I A Submarine Visit

Don and Ed at jEFfEBSON Cm - October 2006

Recently, Don Murphy,Jann Murphy's grandson asked Ed Arentzen to set aside four hours on a day late in October.

When the day arrived, Don asked if I could meet him and then continue on in my car to belatedly celebrate his 90th birthday. Knowing my interest in submarines, Don had arranged yyith the Commander ofThe Sub Base at Point Loma for a guided tour ofThe JEFFERSON CITY S S N 759. A leading petty officer led us through the ship. Ed successfiiUy negotiated aU hatches but at a somewhat lower pace than years ago. Ed was impressed with the creyv that were up to the quahty that aU submariners have always been.

Washington News That social group in the national capital area held their January fianction on schedide at Paul's on the South River.

Attendance included the usual ofJean and Swampy and Bess and Jack but Charlie just wasn't feehng up to getting out this time. (Ed note - nothing serious.) He did have nvo great stand-ins, his good wife Mary and charming daughter Meridith.

Also included in the usuals: Elsie Mack and Margaret BeU. Jean Stein is stiU not able to come due to her leg injury but she hopes to resume is a couple of more months. Betty KeUey tties to make aU of them but as that good State ofVirginia says she can't drive on the Interstates, she's at the mercy of trying to find a son, daughter or "grand" who can take the day off. All are busy and just can't ask for time off too frequendy. Ever^'one conttibuted to the smaU talk and everyone had a great time, we even enjoyed our oyvn company so much yve stayed an extra half hour. The only item covered newsworthy for aU was the announcement of the death of Fay WUsie's yvidow, Gladys.

Jack has received a very thoughtfiil letter from Harry Hahn's daughter, Janet CoUins, thanking him for attending the graveside service for her father and concluding with the foUoyving "The mUitary honors were meaningfiU and moving.

It yvas great that the yvhole family yvas able to bury Dad. The final chapter of his Hfe is over as he wanted it - next to his wife on a lovely spot that overlooks the Severn Riy"er."

Class Celebrations The foUowing pictures were recendy submitted of the San Diego lunch group at their January gathering as yy^eU as the photo in Eleanor Crenshaw the birthday invitation of Eleanor Crenshaw; who celebrated her 90th birthday 10 February in Coronado, CA.

Back row, and left to right Thea and Bob Erly; Front row, left to right Marge Phale, Ellie Wildtand Ed Arentzen

Latest Netvs We have had an exceptionally nice meeting yvith representatives from hotel, bus company and the Assn. AU are genuinely interested in insuring yve have a great reunion.They stiU don't have prices but are sharpening their pencils and promise to provide in the near fiature.Two decisions remain on "hold". Neyv Supe's (He's likely been selected but we're not privy to his name) dinner plans and the time for the Saturday footbaU game. Both are very critical for our schedule. The target date for the class letter which yvQl cover the details and have the registration form is March, but this will sHpffwe can't receive the essentials.

Keep reinn unth '37 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 18% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 60% PRES: RADM M.H. Rindskopf, USN (Ret.) 7101 Bayfiont Dr. #324. Annapolis, MD 21403 E: iiirindskopf@comcast.net CHAIRMAN, WASH. AREA: CAPT Robert W. Carter, USN (Ret.) 3118 Litde Creek Ln..AIexandriaVA 22309-2126 H: 703-780-8779

2007 Leadership Forum: The forum yvas held in the new Levy Center yvhich provided ample space for the 15 groups yvhich each analyzed and dissected the conference speakers presentations.

BuUding the Bonds of Leadership— "people don't care yvhat you know untU they know that you care".This was the theme of the 2007 USNA Leadership Conference held at the Naval Academy on 5-7 February, sponsored by our class and the Hart Foundation.

It explored issues that tomorrow's leaders yvUl face. "They are entering a fastpaced highly technological world yvhere bonds have begun to be replaced by leadership through e-maU and text messaging—our leaders -wUl need to find the tough balance betyy^een technological efficiency and developing meaningful professional relationships."

The program alyvays features a page for 1938 comments on the theme.This year Mike Rindskopf and Bob McNitt offered theft quite differing views on the theme, yvhich resonated with the attendees.

Midshipman Ic EH Edelkind was the chafr and successfiiUy oversayv a large group offirst,second, and third class midshipmen who served as drivers, escorts, round table discussion leaders, and host/hostesses for the 100 visitors.

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The midshipmen, cadets from five other service academies, including Canada, and students from 15 coUeges and universities were welcomed on the first day by Captain Margaret Klein USN, Commandant of Midshipmen. They joined the fuU Brigade of Midshipmen for the keynote lecture by Super Bowlwinning footbaU coach DickVermeU, who talked of his NFL experience and emphasized that "Mutual love between players and coach" is what makes Championship teams.

The guest speaker on the morning of the second day was RAdm Robert S. Harward USN, Deputy Commanding General for Operations, Joint Special Operations Command who gave vivid stories of SEALS in Afghanistan and Iraq, but may not have recruited many of the visitors. The afternoon Guest Speaker was the Reverend Joe Ehrmann, Former Professional FootbaU Player, and CoFounder of Building Men and Women For Others. He played for 13 years and has been preaching for more than 20. That his rules for effective leadership were delivered as a sermon was no surprise.

On the third day, the program featured a talk by Mr. RobertW Pittman, Former CEO ofAO who spoke of his long involvement as a savoir of ttoubled companies. His comments were of particular interest to the non-nuHtary attendees.The final conference speaker was Colonel Arthur Athens USMCR, the Academy's Lakefield Distinguished Professor of Leadership whose weU recognized skiU as a teacher were clearly in evidence in a 45minute dialogue without notes on leadership that succeeds. Mike Rindskopf gave the Closing Remarks of the Conference, closing with his usual comment about how the "gray and balding:" in the front row ENVY the miHtary and civiHans attendees starting their careers.

Our class was represented at this outstanding Forum and at the student team meetings at various times by Mike Pandskopf Hugh Robinson and Bob McNitt.

2007 Distinguished Graduate Au^ard: By now, many of us have heard the exciting news that the 2007 recipients of the Distinguished Graduate Award include our classmate Mike. He has been recognized for his exemplary leadership as a submariner in WWII, command of two submarine FlotiUas, Director of Naval InteUigence, and Director of the Deep Submergence Program. He has been President of our Class for 14 years, helped

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form the CouncU of Class Presidents, and is a founding member of the Naval Submarine League. The other recipients are Admiral Thomas B. Hayward '48, Mr. Ralph Hooper '51, and Admiral Leighton W. SiTiith, '62.They wiU be recognized at a ceremony on 30 March with the Bridgade of Midshipmen in attendanceâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; and classmates, too.

And now your modest Acting Secretary adds the news that we have lost two more classmates leaving a total of 48.

Captain Victor B. Graff died onl 1 January in Millbrae, CA. His successful naval career and broad retirement achievements wUl be recognized in "Last CaU." And on 11 February, LCDR Bill Boykin died of a serious faU. BUI served in BuAer during the war and was a Reserve later.

He was a regular participant in class activities as a long-time resident of Baltimore.

His son, BiU, Jr. was the only class offspring to have command of a nuclear missile submarine. NEVADA. yj

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 13% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 55%

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Our February meeting and luncheon was enjoyed by many of our Washington group. We have an interesting article by Bing Gillette who reports The Submarine "Frog Caper." In the early "60's" the Na-vy added a doctor to the complement of nuclear submarines.To implement the assignment of the doctors, the Submarine Medical Research Unit, at the Sub Base, New London, was assigned the responsibility for the training and indoctrination of young doctors of on-board submarine medicine.

As FlotiUa Commander, I had a certain operational and administrative responsibihties for the "Off Crew" and commissioning crew training. I felt that the assignment of a doctor to a submarine, while desirable, would not fuUy employ the talents of the medical officers.

The crews were always given thorough medical exams before each patrol.

Statistics indicated that the probabiHty of emergency medical attention was rather remote. Experience to date indicated that the young doctors, being very active, would become involved in non-medical evolutions, such as a radar, sonar and other aspects of submarine operations to keep them from becoming bored.

As a result of the above, the suggestion was made to the C O . of the Submarine Medical Research Unit, that each doctor be assigned a submarine related medical research project.The only requirement was the FlotiUa Commander review the outHne of the proposed research project.

The Commander of the Submarine Medical Research Unit was enthusiastic and the program was off and running.

One project, which was particularly creative, involved the use of frogs. The young doctor, sponsoring this project, had determined that the esophagus of the grog was in many ways simUar to that of the human being. He pointed out that the closed environment of the submarine had resulted in exposing the crew to many minor internal and pulmonary infections which involved the esophagus. He proposed to estabhsh smaU famUies of frogs in various compartments and compare their weU being during the course of the patrol, while closely monitoring the condition of the air and environment of the particular compartment to see if there was any correlation. The experiment met with great enthusiasm by the crew as the individual frogs were named and their activities closely observed by the occupants of the particular compartment.

I would Hke to report that the research project resulted in scientific findings of great value to the Submarine Force related to the care and feeding of submarines. Unfortunately, no such research findings resulted. However, the crew proclaimed the frog experiment a great success, if not from a medical point of view, but certainly as a morale booster during an uneventful patrol. The crew, in closely observing their particular stable of frogs, determined that there were those frogs who seemed to be able to move faster and jump further than others.

Shortiy, chaUenges were offered to other compartment's stables of frogs for jumping and racing contests. Bets were made and the frog Olympics took off the running and jumping.

Whether or not any profound conclusions resulted from the "frog caper" is not known, nor was the vaHdity of the original assumption that the frog's esophagus was similar to that of the submariner's firmly estabhshed. However, as far as the crew was concerned, the "frog caper" was great jumping success.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 19% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 64% PRESCDR Phil Eckert, USN (Ret.) 6801 Florid.1 St.. Chevy Chase, MD 20815 H;.Wl-652-9464 E; phileckert@.iol.coni SECY: CAPT John H. Sims, USN (Ret.) 726 Lakeside Court, Danville, CA 94526 H: 925-82(Ki954 E: J H S 1 M S @ A 0 L . C O M

I'm pleased to report the complete absence of unhappy news this month. To start off the unusual spread of good neyvs yvith a personal note, my neyv left knee is now one month old and joins my old neyv right knee (seven months old) to enable me noyv to run up and down the stairs, and that's orUy a bit of an exaggeration. I'm actuaUy learning in my physical therapy sessions hoyv to yvalk again Hke a real person. I guess I didn't expect to go through such a learning experience.

To continue with a related story, Ed Hayes, reports on the progress being made by both him and Clare after the terrific accident during the "last" Casrine Caper. Of course Clare had already reported this along with a photo which appeared in the March Shipmate, but Ed adds some pertinent details and buUds up to the crash. Hereyvith is Ed's version, someyvhat edited.

1 Way back, months ago, Johnny Clagett got in touch with a bunch of us "brothers", asking if any of us had any hope of making "just one more" reunion. Clare and I agreed promptly, and John was able to get MMA to agree to one more bash.

So a bunch of us "reaUy old fiids" (Hayes words) did manage to make it to Maine, and we were having a beautiful time.

Plans included a grand Sunday brunch on 2 July at the fairly famous inn in Lucerne.

After a truly sumptuous repast everyone was shaking hands and hugging before final departure. Clare and I were the last to finish up and get ready to go, so everyone had cleared the parking lot by the time we got our car aU set. Then the bad luck. We had to puU out with a left turn to get back to MMA. It is a treacherous stretch, with a bhnd hUl just to the left.

Clare was watching to the right and teUing me whenever it looked Hke we could get into fairly heavy traffic coming both ways. When I T H O U G H T I had an opening to my left I started puUing out, turning left, when without any warning whatever we were slammed into terribly by a pair of 24-year-old kids (a boy and a girl) out for a Sunday speed run. The girl was driving and apparently she totaUy

panicked. AU she did was hammer her horn and try to swing across our bow in the classic "cap theT" maneuver. At her speed it didn't do any good, so her right front end slammed into our left front end at a terrible clip, taking out our front end almost completely. To complete the bad luck, Clare had just begun to instaU her belts, and was slammed around the "cockpit' brutaUy. NaturaUy, Hke any aviator, I had already fitted mine properly, so I survived with only badly battered hands from the airbag when it deployed. I This is the end of the Ed Hayes version of the actual coUision. In previous installments we've reported the Hayes's stay at Eastern Maine Medical Center.

Ed updates their current physical condition as foUows: H Clare is stiU on rehab PT here (home in Rhode Island). OrUy recently has she even been able to get around (in a sort of "hump-type" walk — although our local PT folks hold out great prospects for her!). As for me, both my hands are stiU terribly discolored, and nobody wUl even make a guess at how long it may take for aU that to clear up. I So the Hayes had their misfortune last July.

I had my right knee surgicaUy replaced last July. I have a pretty good idea of how the various human bodies involved are reacting with modern medical science. We can aU be pleased that things are coming along as weU as they are and wish continuing successfijl recovery.

We reported the death of Sam Porter last month. Cary Baldwin remembers Sam. • June 17,1936 was my admission day.

The first hurdle was the enttance physical.

Sam Forter was ahead of me in Hne. He was doing fine untU they took his pulse. It had skyrocketed. He dropped out from his place in Hne to He down in an adjoining room. Four years later I left the academy but Sam was one classmate I remembered and coiUd identify although we were never in the same batt, class, sports or cruise ship.

I remember because at the time I thought AnnapoUs was a long way to go just to be told to go back home due to an invisible physical feature. • Remember or Honor a loved one in Alumni Hall.

Call 410-295-4164 for more information.

Honor Chairs

George and his mare

George Kittredge sent along some evidence of his back-up profession of farrier. The evidence is a picture of George and his mare. George gave pernfission to pubHsh the photo provided we emphasized that George is the one on the right and the mare's behind is on the left.

In addition to horseshoeing, pedaHng submarines and building smaU personal aircraft from kits, George is also an author.

He pubHshed a book about some of his WWII experiences, Savo and submarine patrols. It did pretty weU on Amazon for about a month but then was taken off the inventory because of the tide.

They began to teU customers it was out of print. The USNA store wouldn't handle it. So George has some copies available. (It wasn't out of print). George announces that if any classmate would Hke a free copy, let him know. kittredge(@ midcoast.com We previously reported on the provision in the Class Bylaws, Article II, Section l.a. which states: "The President shaU be a member of the Association in the Washington-Annapohs Chapter".

Back when the Bylaws were adopted this was probably a helpful provision.

Nowadays, -with e-maUs and other communication methods developed since the days of the Pony Express, it may not be so usefiil. I reported previously that BUI Carpenter, before his death, was planning to propose an amendment to the Bylaws to ehminate this pro-vision so that he could volunteer to continue as president if he and Mary moved to Massachusetts. Now that we have no dtUy elected president, and with JuHan Burke the duly elected vice president unable to assume the duties, and with PhU Eckert the only ehgible regional -vice president to assume the duties and having been designated interim president, it seems appropriate to broaden the avaUable pool of candidates by going ahead with amending the Bylaws. (And if you got through that sentence, congratulations). So Ted Rodgers, the Northeast Regional Vice April 2007

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40-42 CLASS N E W S President, is undertaking the task of starting the process of changing the Bylaws, obtaining nominations, and conducting an election of new class officers. You may already have heard from him by the time this item is pubHshed in Shipmate. The alternative might be to say weU at this stage why don't we just let things sHde along downhill and out of sight. Somehow that doesn't sound Hke '40.

Although we've wrapped up the history of the Castine Caper thanks to John Clagett's documentary, classmates are stUl gathering from time to time to swap sea stories and sociaHze. The latest, almost coUiding with the deadhne for this issue, was the San Francisco Bay Area Group (BAG) on 11 February.

Arrangements for the Sunday brunch were made by Ben Frana, assisted by his friend Joyce Crowther, at the Forum retirement residential complex in Cupertino, CA, where both Hve. Others attending were Isabel and S-wede Carlson, Betty and Pat Clancy (who also Hve at the Forum),Toshiko and Ozzie Osborne, John Sims, Florence Smith (Snuffy), and Doc Weatherup's daughter, Ann, and her husband Stan Gage. Ben heard from Baldy Bald-win's wife, Carmen, that he was under the weather and they couldn't make it.

Jeanne Bruce (Don) reported that she was unable to get down from Oregon. Shirley Kirkpatrick (True Blue Bob) sent regrets from Carmel, and Vic Matusek checked in from Concord with word that he and Lois weren't driving anymore and would be unable to be with us. Swede Carlson brought a bunch of newspaper cHppings about Na-vy and USNA items â&#x20AC;&#x201D; quite a few from the Annapolis Capital provided by Kathy Roahen, Don Bruce's daughter. Among other topics of discussion was a brief review of the Florida Na-vy, the Naval Air Operational Training Command, during the early 1940's. There was torpedo bomber training at NAS Fort Lauderdale, fighters at Melbourne, dive bombers it Dayton Beach, something at Sanford, and Jacksonville, Lake City, and some other wartime NAS's. Of those present, Pat Clancy was at Melbourne and we concluded that Swede Carlson and I were both at Fort Lauderdale at the time George H.W Bush went through TBF training there, although at the time Bush was just another fresh-caught ensign who didn't register as a VIP. As usual the brunch was delicious and a great time was had by aU. Pat Clancy is holding the bag

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for the BAG, to make arrangements for the next brunch.

So untU next time I leave you with the plea that if there are gatherings of two or more classmates or noteworthy activities of individual classmates, send along the info so that I can share it with the rest of the class. The count remains at 95 left, together with several "whereabouts unknown" which we're working on.

And let us not forget that â&#x20AC;&#x201D; only'40 is 4.0 ' Ai^NUAL M E M B E R S H I P : S'/O LIFE MEMBERSHIP:

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PBXS, CHMN & SECY: CAPTVictor Delano, USN (Ret.) 865 - 9th Avenue South, #201 Naples, FL 34102 H; 239-417-9174; FAX: 293-530-0073 E: vdelano@1941.usna.com WEB SITE: www.usna.com/classes/1941

At its 19th Annual meeting in January, the Surface Na-vy Association selected Rusty Crenshaw for the 2007 "Surface Warfare Historical Remembrance" award for his service on the destroyer picket Hne at Okinawa in 1945. The brand new USS Stormes (DD-780), with Rusty as the exec, arrived in Okinawa on 23 May (more than 7 weeks after the invasion started), was assigned to Radar Picket Station 15 the next day and was hit and badly damaged by a Kamikaze on the morning of the 25th but made it back to Hagushi anchorage on her own, having lost 21 killed and 20 wounded.The suicide attack messed up the after section of the ship from #2 Torpedo Mount to Gun Mount #53. The Jap's bomb went off on the keel, directly under the center of Mt. 53, blowing the bottom out of the ship.

Stormes spent the next two months at Kerama Retto awaiting her turn in the floating dry dock. Next month I'U teU you about another couple of Classmates who distinguished themselves at Okinawa.

One acti-vity of mine is to represent the Class at the CouncU of Class Presidents which meets twice a year. We are divided into ten year groups except that the Classes in the 40s and 30s are joined together. After these groups have met individuaUy, the groups then meet together in order to agree on matters to be brought before the Alumni Association Board ofTrustees. The Chairman of the 30s and 40s group currently is Jerry Miller '42 and he has done a splendid job in our behalf. Presendy we are embarked on a long-needed effort to get the Alumni Association and the alumni to work better

together to estabHsh a common, up-todate, accurate and more readUy avaUable database. As an example, addresses that the Alumni Association has in its records differs for several Classmates and widows from what I have in our Roster that I maintain. These should be the same.

Other Class secretaries are experiencing similar problems and we hope to get the problem corrected. In the pursuit of this objective, I have learned that some other Classes maintain a famUy Hsting of chUdren and grandchUdren. One of these days I shaU attempt to start the same for '41. In the meantime, please remember that I can still provide addresses and phone numbers for Classmates and widows which I think are more accurate than what you might get from the Alumni Association's Hstings in its Web site which is harder to get into than caUing me. In addition to passing on a new edress, so she wUl not miss out on any Internet humor, Joanne Grabowsky reported that she was having a knee replaced and may have to do the same to the other knee so, for a whUe, I guess we shaU not hear any of her interesting travel news. Late last year I received a nice letter from Malcolm Whitaker that somehow got lost but finaUy reached me and I am sharing some of it with you: I located Eric Casstevens in the San Antonio directory and luckUy he is Emery and PatUa's son. They had four chUdren (twin sons and two daughters).

Eric said that Cass developed a brain tumor in 1987 and, after it was removed, it was diagnosed as a melanoma cancer.

Cass died a few months later in December 1987. Eric also reports that his mother, Paula, died in 1998 in Chesterfield, Missouri I have been unable to locate another roommate, Heber Badger. "Moose" Smith, I beheve,fivesin Salt Lake City should be able to find Heber. The Badgers were weU known in the Mormon Church and I recaU that Heber's father was the head of the Utah National Guard.

Doris and I are quiedy growing older, Hke the rest of our group. We certainly miss Washington and hope to move back to that area soon.

Many thanks for the good letter, Malcolm, and the Washington group wUl be delighted to have you back. I have been trying for years to determine Heber's status and I think the Alumni Association has, too. I have worked on Moose to help but so far no luck. Do any of you others know where or if Heber is?

From Norm Ackley's daughter, Kim CasrigHa, came the sad neyvs that we lost Norm on 24 January 2007.1 shaU alyvays remember Norm leading the NA-10 and leading the basketbaU team as its captain.

After his Nayy career. Norm yvas the general manager of 2 motor freight companies, yvon golf championships at 2 coimtry' clubs and yvas the county amateirr goff champion for three consecutive years. He played professional basketbaU with the Sunbury- Mercuries, directed and appeared in many country club shows and yvas a volunteer for Meals on Wheels. Norm is survived by his wife, Betty; a son and three daughters, 11 grandchUdren and 6 great grandchUdren.

To Bettv and aU the famUy I extend syTnpathy from aU the Classmates yvho wiU surely miss him. Last month, yvhen I told y"ou of our loss ot Dick Foster, I neglected to include that memorial donations in his name may be made to the U.S.Naval Academy Foundation Athletic ExceUence, 291 Wood Road, Annapohs MD 21402.

Now it"s time to teU you who entered the World in April and should be honored in an expensive yvay yvith Diamonds symholiTing innocence. Here they are: Bennett, CoUins, Crenshayv, Edyvards, Hart, Heavey, Richard HUl, Laimon, McLeUon, Merdinger, Plaxco and Tebo.

I almost forgot — the also appropriate Sweet Peas and Daisies are a lot cheaper than Diamonds.

Here are this month's Roster changes: Joanne Grabowsky- has a neyv edress — jcgraboyvskv'@sbcglobal.net; Betty Sterling with her cat CiCi is noyv at 12434 Mandarin Road, Jacksonville, R 32223, phone (904) 268-9555.

Please delete Paula Casstevens fi^om your Rosters.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 12% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 64% PRES: VADM Gerald MiUer, USN (Ret.) 3101 Wheadand Farms Cc. Oakton.VA 22124-1941 H; 703-273-7184; E: gemco55<gaol.com SECT: CDR R.S. Day, USN (Ret.) 2426 Chestnut Sc. Falls Chun:h,VA 22043-3052 E: faapday@eiDls.coni

For the first time and perhaps in deference to our senior status the Class canceUed a scheduled luncheon because of Mother Nature's weather offering.

With an ice storm and bloyving snoyv in the forecast, the aimual Syveetheart Luncheon for the Washington area classmates was postponed untU March 15th

To fiarther oSset the rigors of yvinter you are encouraged to visit Hawaii and include a tour of Pearl Harbor courtesy of Chris Neff nephew of classmate John Neff". Chris recendy joined the Class/FAMILY He not only yvoiUd love to share some rime with visiring classmates and if desired, arrange for the VIP tour of Pearl Harbor through the COMPACFLT protocol office.The tour is run by the penonnel assigned to the CPF boathouse and includes a brief history, mini-museum -with many pictures, a movie, a boat tour around Ford Island, a stop at the Arizona Memorial, and return to the boathouse. The tour is avaUable Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 0845-1100 and on Thursday 12451500. He has done both the National Park Service and CPF tours recendy and the Navy adds a touch of class. The CPF tour is avaUable to DOD employees, MiHtary Retirees,, or active duty personnel yvith up to 5 guests. Reservations can be made dfrecdy with the protocol office at 808-474-2194 x 1229 or Chris wiU assist. For Class/FAMILY members who did not serve to retirement, he woiUd be honored to serve as host and may be contacted at 94-453 HakuUi St., MilUani, HI; Phone; 808-625-8864. EmaU; cnff(§camber.com

Buck and Bobbie Catlin with ttieir daughter, CAPT Jo Dee Cadin Jacobs and Dr Dochterman

Buck Catlin provided this photo taken at the Rotary Club of San Diego February meeting as their daughter CAPT Jo Dee Catlin Jacobs yvas honored y\ith the CHff Dochterman Rotary International FeUow Scouting Award for her leadership role as CEO of the San Diego/Imperial Girl Scout Councils. Proud parents Bobbie and Buck were on hand for the ceremonies and joined by Dr. Dochterman yvho as Head of Rotary International FeUoyvship of Scouting is recognized as a "big wheel" in the World Rotary organization. Jo Dee also had been honored recendy as the top 2006 CEO of Non-Profit Organizations in San Diego. She was one of the first honorary Class members, had a great tour

at the Naval Academy, and obviously has sttong credentials in the ci-vUian world.

In vieyv of the foregoing, the Class/ FAMILY Executive Committee has appointed Joe Dee as the 70th Reunion Coordinator to organize, plan and rim the 70th Reunion in 2011 and she has accepted the chaUenge.

Ann Beale ran across an article in the Baltimore Sun the end of December which highhghted a six person group that has met monthly for rune years at Barnes & Noble in Annapohs as the Poets of the Green Tables. .What caught her eye was the person seated in the middle of the group in the accompanying photo, Liz McWethy, our Bob McWethy's wffe..

The group had met originaUy in a 1996 poetry class at the Anne Arundel Community CoUege and three of that group, including Liz, have continued as active members. They offer positive suggestions and provide a caring and inteUigent community in which to nurture their inherent poetic souls. To celebrate the group's longevity, it has published its first book, an anthology tided Gree« Tables — The First Nine Years.

The tide reflects the green tables and chafrs where they gather in the Htde cafe three steps above the busy main floor of the store. Liz was first exposed to poetry whUe attending a private high school for gfrls in Washington. DC and met the famous poet Robert Frost., the father of a feUow smdent.When her husband. Bob, was stationed in Norfolk, in the 1970's, she began to write seriously, winning several annual competitions sponsored by theVfrginia Poetry Society. A coUection of her works, "Private I/Eye—Pictures from My Color Wheel" was pubHshed in 2003.

Jim O'Donnell provided another Baltimore Sun article, the obituary of John P. Gutting, PhU's 63-year old son, an award-winning landscape architect and one of the first to push for the planting of indigenous species. He died of a heart attack at his Church HUl, MD home. He yvas haUed in Native Plants magazine in 2003 as a "regional pioneer in the use of native plants for more than 20 years." He was a proponent of protecting natural surroundings. Most recendy he had completed the installation of walkways and landscaping last month for a section of the AimapoHs campus surrounding two dormitories at St.John's CoUege. Over the past three decades, his designs included numerous plans for St. John's.

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Turned out, he had hoped to estabHsh a car pool between Annapohs and Washington yvhUe, waiting for his son to graduate from Annapolis High and enter the Academy. His son graduated and entered the Academy and PhU got orders to WESTPAC.As soon as he got safely to sea, his son submitted his resignation. AU heU broke loose as PhU attempted to change his son's mind by his Hfe t longdistance and enhsted any and aU individuals he thought might change the lad's mind as he assumed that the Academy was where his son belonged.

But PhU had and never asked what he wanted to do wdth his Hfe. Turned out young PhU had no interest in engineering and wanted to devote his Hfe to, landscaping architecture. When he left the Academy, he entered the University of lUinois and went on to receive a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture, in 1969. His mother, Betty,fivesat Heron Point in Chjesterrtown, MD. Roy Ruble's widow, Annemarie, passed away on 6 January 2007 at her home in Medford Lakes, NJ. Her ashes were interred -with Roy's in the Naval Academy columbarium on 19 January 2007.

On 4 February 2001, we lost a very interesting classmate of whom we knew Htde or nothing beyond his resignation from the Academy and an address in Cumming, GA. However our dedicated contact on the Alumni Association staff, Timothy Woodbury, who handles obituaries, picked up Robert Egan's on the Emory University web site. As aU the uiformation is new to me and is so extraordinary, I am quoting it aU. "Robert Egan, emeritus professor of radiology is recognized as the developer of modern mammography. In 1954, whUe on staff at M. D.Anderson Hospital in Houston, he was charged -with developing rehable mammograms. He used a polymer material to simulate breast tissue, embedding blocks of the substance with items of various density, from paper clips to talcum powder, and then x-raying the blocks and studying the film. By 1960, he had a usable system and tested it in clinical trials, showing it to be an acceptable and

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reproducible technique for early detection of breast cancer.

"He was dismayed that the technique woiUd languish unused for years by the medical profession and that few women even knew about it for decades.'He developed a valuable piece of research, and no one recognized for 25 years how valuable it would become,' says WiUiam CasareUa, Emory's chair of Radiology.

'He made a great contribution to the nation's health.'

"Egan -was on the Emory faciUty fiom 1964 untU his retirement in 1988.

He directed Emory's breast cancer detection project and worked on techniques to enhance cancer detection, including pioneering work in computer-aided diagnosis."

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 14% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 64% PRES: CAPT E.A. Robie, USN (Ret.) 2111 River Crescent Dr., Annapolis, MD 21401 H; 410-224-0850; E: edrobie@aol.com SECY: CAPT Leslie R. Hcselton Jr., USN (Ret.) 7101 Bay Front Dr, Apt. 611, Annapolis, MD 21403 H: 410-216-9629; E: Heselton43@1943.usna.com

Remembrance A Memorial High Mass was held Saturday, 20 Jan 2007 in St Francis Episcopal Church, PaloVerdes Estates, CA, for Howard Moore, who died 11 Jan 2007, foUowed by a wake at the home of his son, Corey Moore. Dale Cox and Marianne Sttuble represented the Class.

Internment wUl be in ArHngton National Cemetery at a later date. Shack is survived by his wife,Veda, and his children,Valerie Manning of Burke, VA, Nancy Moore of Oakland, CA, and Corey Moore of Palos Verdes Estates, CA. Al Cherbak informed us that Aubyn Lester Adkins passed away peacefiiUy on 16 Jan 2007 in his home at Alta Loma, CA. Funeral ser-vices were held 27 Jan at St Peter and St Paul Church in Alta Loma.

Netv Addresses Peggy Smith—Fredericka Manor-Apt 226,183 3rd Ave, Chula Vista, CA 91910; (619) 409-9624 DetweUer—e-maU: adetweUerl@ verizon.net Charlie Cooper—e-maU: coop3ccs@ verizon.net Dan Hunt writes: • The Essay Dept for our 65th Reunion "I hope we are aU composing our essays in our minds and we wiU reach the epitome shordy and send them in.

Everyone has a different defirution of an essay-it is as broad as your mind and personal whim while picking the nugget or nuggets that stand out in your 65 year memory bank. I am going to write some of Hfe's philosophies and theorems for my grandchUdren and their grandchUdren.

Hope I make the date of 15 AprU. "And by the way I have not received one entry from the Widows. Don't be bashfijl ladies; you have great writing skiUs and detaUed memories. I have received to date less than ten single subrnissions.

However, from "Sunshine" Aubrey I have received a haff dozed short tomes on memorable submarine adventures his progeny wUl admire and enjoy. Further, there is nothing to prevent progeny from originating a 500 word important essay.

"The submissions -wiU be reviewedselected ones wiU be read at the Banquet.

The total number of essays -wUl be accrued and placed in the archives under "Class Records".

"Any questions -wiU be answered by Dan Hunt whose address is as foUows: 111 N. Queen St., Chestertown, MD 21620, Tel #410-778-9440, e-maU: sdhuntl(g verizon.net." • Secretary's Note: We can always use submissions of classmate's acti-vities, particiUarly if pictures are included. Since the class size had dwindled it is important that everyone consider participating if we are to have a meaningfiU colun-m. AU material for inclusion in the column shoidd be sent direcdy to me at "7101 Bay Front Dr. #611, Annapohs, MD 21403" or e-maU at Heselton43@cs.com.

The foUowing photo was intended to be included with the article "A Wife of Note", pubHshed last month. However it arrived too late for publication and so is included this month:

Pat Cox and Date Cox

Glad to be '43

ANNUUU. MEMBERSHIP: 10% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 62% PRES: Fred Schnurr WASHINGTON REP: CAPT ChaiKe Rozier, USN (Ret.) SECY: LCDR Prescott Palmer, USN (Ret.) 7450 Spring Valley Dr. Cresrwood Ct., #227 Springfie!d.VA 22150-4939 H: 703-644-3180; E: sp.-Jmer_22151@yahoo.coni

George Prestwich has sent me a nostalgia-related news item that shoiUd resonate with you who ever frequented the San Diego area. It reported the demise of a Conronado institution: Tlie Mexican Village restaurant and bar, long popiUar with many brown and black shoe generations. It rang a beU with your Scribe who, almost 60 years ago, there was inttoduced to Caesar salad, for which it was jusdy famous, having new migrated north from the Tijuana area.

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Paula Smith McGee '80 (daughter of KFX '44} with husband Dave McGee and her cutsie-pie daughter Patty.

(On another occasion} One of the surrogate grandfathers Harry Benoit and guest

The never-faUing Bill Burlin comes through again with a couple of very nice photos.

Attendees: Nancy Barbour, Frank Barrett and guests Jane Appel and Jan Casey, Pat Bennett, Harry Benoit, Bill Casey, Vince Cassini, Evelyn Cox, Helen Godfrey, Randy King and guest Dorothy Kaltwasser, Dick Linnekin, Walt Moore, Claire and Charlie Rozier, Fred Schnurr,Janice and Tom Searles, Mary and Joe Travers, Davm Walter, Bob Wulf, and your Scribe.

A Htde Pacific war history: A half dozenJ.O.s in front of No. 1 16-inch turret of USS North Carolina (BB55).

Nick Karangeien '44, Unk, Unk, Bud Sickle '44, Unk, and your Scribe.

We plead editorial indulgence to include a picture but we just have to include this Christmas shot in Houston, TX with one of my nifty granddaughters, Emily.

The Mexican Village, recently defunct dining and watering spot in Coronado, CA. Long popular to many old Navy type.

Next is a picture of Paula Smith McGee (USNA '80), with husband Dave McGee (Duke '78), and darUng daughter Patty. The picture is occasioned

by Paula being the daughter of our much missed classmate Ken (KFX) Smith.

And, as you wUl note, member of'80, USNA's first womens' class. Having been invited to Paula's USNA graduation back in 80,1 commented with my congratulations to Paula that it was the first time I had ever kissed a feUow alumni. The picture of Classmate Harry Benoit is included n this sections because, our great 7th Company comrade KFX no longer being among us, Harry and I have the pleasure of being considered Patty's surrogate grandfathers.

LtoR Bill and Peg with Deanne and Harry Caldwell '44 Class Scribe with granddaughter Emily Hamel (UVa'08)

Top: Bill and daughter-in-law Kate. Lower: Son Dave Burlin (USNA'69} and Peg.

Back on 1 February the D C . Area crowd had another of our very nice luncheons at the USNA Officer and Faculty Club. (We enjoyed those superb Maryland crab cakes, whose tastiness, you know, is inversely proportional to their distance from the Chesapeake.)

A Httle more history: Classmate Walt Honour, back in 1947, pioneered the Construction Corps program in Guam.

Like many of his squadronmates Walt did it off-duty, by hand-buUding a quonset for himself out of wartime leftovers. Once he completed these "quarters", of course, it enabled the supply officer to dock Walt for housing. Nothing's too good for the Troops!

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Walt and Elaine Honour at garage building

The Walt Honour naval housing program at NASAgana.

PRES: BGEN D.H. Brooks, USMC (Ret.) 1212 Quincy St.,AIexandria,VA 22302 E: DHBROOK;S2@comcast.net C O R R . SECY: RADM D.T. Poe, USN (Ret.) 2207 River Crescent Dr. Annapohs, MD 21401 H: 410-224-4544 C O R R . SECY: CAPT J.T. CockrUl, USN (Ret.) 8107 River Crescent Dr. Annapolis, MD 21401 H: 410-266-3596 E: JTCBFC@comcast.net "WEB SITE: www.usna.com/classes/1945

Ifi Memorium Edward Wade "Moose" Remington ofJohns Island, SC, founder of the 100 Club of Greater Charleston and former glaciologist with the National Academy of Sciences, died Wednesday, 2 February 2007. As a member of the class of 1945, he attended the USNA before erUisting in the Army Air Corps. He flew P-47 fighters during World War II. After the war, he earned his civU engineering degree from the University of Rochester. Survi-ving are his yvffe, Wendy Remington; four daughters; a son; a sister; thirteen grandchUdren; and five great-grandchUdren.

The service for Bob Eidson in the USNA Main Chapel wUl be on AprU 13 at 10:00. FoUo-wing lunch the inurnmeijt yviU be held at USNA Columbarium at 1400.

See Last CaU, Shipmate, this issue or subsequent issues, for obituaries of classmates.

As We Are Work continues on Vice Admiral Bernard B. Forbes, Jr. s oral history project as contributed fiinds aUow. Before his death in June 2002, this colorfiil and popular a-viator recounted his Hfe story during inter-views -with the Naval Institute. Donations are needed to underwrite the substantial costs of footnoting, proofi-eading, indexing, and binding the ttanscript. Tax-deductible contributions of aU amounts by check or credit card are appreciated, and can be maUed to the Naval Institute Foundation, 291 Wood Road, Annapolis, MD 21402.Those yvho donate $1,000 or more to the Forbes project wiU be recognized in the bound volume. If you help, please contact Sue Sweeney at 410-295-1054.

Bob Close sent us Texas news brief

Vic Williamson's son Dave has contacted me to request any information about his father. The Alumni Register is rather barren on Vic since he didn't stay in, but I have sent him a bit from the Lucky Bag. I would appreciate it if anyone who can supply some more, to contact me, or contact Dave at: izzybird(§ sbcglobal.net; (734) 495-3086 We have lost three of the ladies who were so much part of our Class: Dorry Dehuff^—(yvffe of Dave DeDuff", no lotiger with us) passed away 18 December 2006 in New York City Jane Clark—(wnfe of Graham Clark) passed away on 14 January in Tucson, AZ Joan Perry—(wife of Hap Perry who we lost earher) passed away 9 February, in Riverside CA. Four more of our great classmates are no longer with us: Bud Salsig—Passed away—1 November 2006—in Medford, O R Bat Burnham—Passed away—14 November 2006—in Spokane, WA Jack Trautman—Passed away—5 January 2007—in The Plains,VA Tom BrowTi—Passed away—9 February 2007—in Fairway, KA Change of addresses and phones Johnny Crutchfield: 1084 Vista Terrace v NE, Atlanta, GA; (404) 633-3020 • "AU going ok here at The Towers. Les John and Mae Heintz: 5909 Buck is doing weU with his Macular Patriots Colony Drive, WilHamsburg,VA problems. His main problem is clogging (757) 208-0201 of his hearing aids with wax. He brings them to me about once a week for

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clearing with my WaterPic. CaroHne Buck does not seem too bothered with the Chemo foUoyving her mastectomy. AU tests stiU show an "aU clear".

I am now back to being the only computer "fixer" since my partner in crime got struck down with a rapidly spreading cancer and died a few months back. He was one of the real stalwarts here and was only in his low 70's. • Dean Axene sent a report on happenings in the Pensacola area: • "Duffy and Hank Anson are now fiJl time residents of Azalea Trace, ha-ving made the move about two months ago.

They didn't say so, but I think they are pretty weU settied in now. Bea McLaughUn and BUHe ChappeU wiU be roommates on an Azalea Trace sponsored cruise to Hawafi starting in March. The fourteen day cruise starts and ends in San Diego, but wUl cruise to and through, the Islands. Aloha! • Bea also reports that she recendy hosted a birthday party for Bill McLaughlin and his daughter, Mary Ann. Bill celebrated his 85th, Mary Ann's is stUl a secret. Bea reports that the event was weU attended by members of both Bill's famUy and hers, and included a CathoHc priest who participated in their wedding. BUI, of course, is StiU resident in our Health Care Center.

Gerry Johnson reports that he and LU recendy were able to reestabhsh contact with a widoyv. He offered the foUowing information in case others may also have been wondering about her:Jo Mackay, widow of Doug Mackay who was best man at his and LU's wedding, now resides at 7012 Sunburst Way, Cittus Heights, CA 95621,916-729-4951.

• SaUy and I are stiU hanging in there, as we aU are. I'm sure I speak for aU of us here in Pensacola yvhen I say that we were most happy to get through last year's hurricane season with no storms.

However, this year's season is almost upon us! At least we haven't had to shovel any of the white stuff that the folks up north have had to contend with this winter. I guess it doesn't make much difference where you Hve. Some days are good, and some aren't! • Bill Campbell has reported that he and Ginny have moved to Heron Point Retirement Home. The addi-ess is: 308 Heron Point, Chestertown, MD 21620; telephone: 410-778-3963.

Here is a snapshot of some of our classmates yvhich yvas taken many years ago. From left to right: Alan B. Shepard, W.J. McGarry. Bob Williams, his BrotherJohn, William J. McLaughlin, Forward C. Wiser.

Heart forToday and Tomorrow! "The back cover showed the foUoyving: " Hugs are so easy to give and ivonderful to receive."The Acapulco's buffet lunch lived up to its reputation for fine, tasty, traditional Mexican cuisine.

Thanks to those of you who have sent neyvs to us. We ask that you all do so for we cannot pubHsh unless you send us news.

Look Alive unth '45!!!!

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Spapshot from a few years ago...

Bill Cosgrove reports that "2nd Co classmate, Wes McClaren, is noyv residing in yvhat used to be the Jesuit Manresa Retreat House, but is noyv Atria Manresa Assisted Liying Facihty- on the banks of the Severn in AnnapoHs.You probably remember the large yvhite buUding up the river on the right. I'm sure he wovUd appreciate cards or notes."

Address: Atria Manresa, 85 Manresa Rd.,AnnapoHs,MD 21401.

There yvas no Washington Syveetheart Luncheon on Valentine's Day due to snow and ice. It is hoped that this popiUar event can be rescheduled for April.

The San Diego gang celebrated Valentine's Day in a big yvay at the Acapulco Mexican RestaurantY Canrina at the Hacienda Hotel with a Mystery Program. In attendance were Anna and Tiny Atkinson, Beth and Ed Behm, Gwen and Bill Benson, Betty Berger, Bert Decker, (USNA '46 and brother of Ben Decker, a classmate), Bev and D o n Edge, Layne GambrUl, Al Giorgis, Ann Gorsline, Pat Gow^an, Bobbie Haines, Jim Hamburg, Pat Hannifin and PhyUis Whittle, Barbara and Hal Hoffer, Carrol and Bob Kirk, Evelyn and Frank Kleber (neyv group Jefe), Raye and Bob Lenson, Art Le-vy and Mary Lenaburg, Ann and Bob McCrary, Jim Montgomery, Pat and Greg Panawek, Joann RUey and grandson, Peggy and Don Shelton, Marion and Bill Traynor and surprise visitors from the East Coast: Linda and Jack Knudsen.

The theme of the luncheon was "Love Makes the World Go Round".The ladies were presented with a special Valentine booklet containing romantic thoughts and expressions of love. The men received a bound paper pad with the foUoyving inscription on the cover "Hugs from the

PRES: VADM C.H. GriflSths, USN (Ret.) 7101 Bay Front Drive. Apt. 111, Annapolis, MD 21403 H: 410-263-0880 E: chuckgriffidis01@comcast.net VICE PRES.: CAPT A. E.-White, USN (Ret.) E: â&#x20AC;˘WHIZZER0923@AOL.COM TREASURER: CAPT-Wils E Engel, USN (Ret.) 6807 Rosewood St..AnnandaIe,VA 22003 H: 703-256-5832; E: wengel@belladanticnet SECY: Clete KenneDy 7911 Sleafoid PL. Bediesda, MD 20814-4625 H: 301-654-7315; E: budkenneIly@aol.com C O R R . SECY: CAPT Ed Ellis, USN (Ret.) 5229 Baistow SL, San Di^o, CA 92117-2202 H: 858-278-8665; F: 858-576-0979 E: thirteen22ed@aol.com WEBMASTER.: CDR A.C. HANSMANN, USN ( R e t ) E: hansmann@alum.niit-edu "WEB SITE: www.iisna.com/classes/1946

DEFENDIRESPUBUCAM AnOLESCENS, NON DESEREM SENEX Late change on participants for SIXTY TWO AND A FiALF R E U N I O N on the Columbia River May 27 to 3 June 2007 add: Barbara and Art Morrow (16) giving new total of 66.We are SOLD OUT. Received an E-maU from Dawson Taylor (1) giving me a change of address to 3810 Adantic Ave,Virgirua Beach,VA 23451.AdditionaUy, he reported that he plans to visit San Diego in the next year and stand on the bridge of the MIDWAY once more. He went on to say: "As you recaU, we yvere shipmates on 'Schoolboy' perhaps in '52.1 had the watch one night shordy after I had gotten aboard yvhen we yvere alongside Pier 7 in Norfolk (yvhen) the 9th Div convoy -with red Hghts glaring came doyvn the pier to come aboard. As I remember I was rather startled.Very cloak and dagger in those days." Ben Gibbs (14) and I were in that convoy which contained our Special Weapons Team from Albuquerque. On the ship yve were the 9th Division.

We saUed for the Med in early January and returned to NorfoUc in May. It was an interesting tour and, fortunately, we didn't have to demonstrate our capabiHty In Pakna de Majorca, our final port before

Gibraltar going home, the '46 Classmates in MIDWAY finaUy got together for a Class dinner. Fran Curren (9), Burney Greenwood (6), Dawson, Ben and I represented ship's company and there were about 6 from the Air Group but unfortunately, I don't remember their names. Can anyone help?

I'm looking forward to Dawson's visit to San Diego and the MIDWAY. I've been aboard a number of times. The people in charge of her are doing a wonderfiU job and the seff guided tour is exceUent.The ffight simulator and the restored aircraft on the flight and hangar decks add a ruce touch. But, in the meantime don't ask me about 'Schoolboy'. I never heard it before.

Here's a Hank Glindeman (10) Sea Story provided by our Archivist, Al Bowen (10) from our Class 60th Reunion Memory Book. "In the spring of 1977, after a port caU in Singapore, I took an aU nuclear task group to make a port visit to Karachi, Pakistan and onward to conduct an AAWEX wtith the Iranian Navy in the Guff of Oman. Shah Pahlavi was StiU in power at the time. The task group was composed of the USS ENTERPRISE (CVN-65), USS LONG BEACH (CGN-9),USSTRUXTON (CGN-35) and the USSTAUTOG (SSN 639). After leaving Singapore TAUTOG yvith her toyved array went thru the Sunda Sttaits and joined us after yve passed through the shallow Malacca Sttaits. I planned the west bound track 200 mUes south of the normal ttansit lanes of commercial shipping from the Red Sea to Singapore. We operated the ffight deck every other day yvith 80 to 100 sorties per day. We ttansited in E M C O N condition Alpha. Every transmitting device on aU ships and airplanes yvere turned off. The pUots could not use theft radios 'within 100 mUes of the carrier. The 'mickey mouse' radios normally used by ffight deck personnel in moving aircraft about the ffight deck were sUenced.The pUots yvere instructed to fly fifty mUes south of the carrier at 100 feet above the water before cHmbing to altitude to do their ttaining. The E2C AEW aftcraft did not turn on their radar until 75 mUes from the ship. AU aircraft returned to the ship at the scheduled recovery time in radio and radar sUence and ttapped 'without saying a yvord.We darkened ship at night. Inter ship messages were by signal Hght or by flag hoist. We steamed under these conditions aU the yvay across the Indian Ocean.

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About 1000 in the morning I was on the flag bridge when we saw a merchantman on the horizon crossing left to right.

It turned out to be a Russian. I remarked to my Chief of Staff, Captain Frederick 'Fox'Johnson, 'Just watch, we'U get some reaction. Wait and see.' Russian merchantmen are the eyes in the open seas and report everything they run across. In about twelve hours we received a report that a Russian cruiser and an oUer sortied at high speed from the Russian Naval Base at Berbera in SomaHa, heading east probably to intercept us. The cruiser had some engineering problems because she made heavy black smoke when she came into -view. Our SOA was 16 knots. We exchanged signals using the special signal book estabhshed for use between USN and USSR warships. She told me she was taking station 2000 yards off the starboard quarter of ENTERPRISE.When the Russian oUer showed up the Russian cruiser said she was going to refiiel.We figured that the oUer was Hmited to about 18 knots, and that the cruiser smoked badly over 20 knots. The cruiser reffieled with her bow astern of the oUer.The Russian ships continued with us to Karachi, Pakistan. The US ships anchored at 0800 about 500 yards apart with the Russian ships about 1000 yards south of us. ENTERPRISE put boats in the water and used her heHcopter to transfer maU and suppHes flown into Karachi airport by USAF aircraft. The Russian ships fioU dressed ship with Hghts and pennants, held swimming caU and shuttled boats between their ships.

Their presence created a serious problem. I did not want them around for the AAWEX with the Iranian Navy and couldn't have them around when we surfaced TAUTOG to remove her towed array so they could have liberty in Mogadishu, Kenya with ENTERPRISE. I had the CO's of LONG BEACH and TRUXTON come to ENTERPRISE by boat. The plan was to have each ship warp around on their anchors and be at short stay headed West at official sundown.

Without any signal, we weighed anchor and rang up 30 knots, set EMCON Alpha for the night and darkened ship. As we went over the horizon the Russians were seen to be striking their dress ship gear and fighting off the other boUers. At 0800 the next day we were in position in the Gulf of Oman and ran the AAWEX as scheduled. ENTERPRISE conducted air

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operations -with essentiaUy a stationary PIM during the exercise. About 1600 we started getting signals from the Russian air search radar and it was a no brainer for him to find us as he could foUow the aircraft returning to the ship. They rejoined us as we headed southwest toward Kenya. The problem now was to devise some tactic to lose the Russians for good: Operation Houdini was born.The cruiser had been refijeUng every other day: she refiaeled the day after the AAWEX. For the next 3 days ENTERPRISE maintained 25 knots between launch and recovery and during the non-flying periods keeping the speed up and away from the oUer.We located the oUer each launch and she slowly feU behind as we headed south. On the third day, we worked our way back to the oUer about an hour before sundown. The cruiser sent me the signal to stand clear as he was going to reffiel. I had LONG BEACH traU the the two Russian ships close enough to watch the proceedings and to send me a report every 30 minutes. They took a southerly course. The yvinds were out of north, so we continued ffight operations with a smaU number of airplanes and kept them in the landing pattern. We had noticed that the Russian cruiser secured her afr search radar when she refiaeled. In this case she turned it on for a few minutes to see where the planes were and then turned it off for 30 minutes. The second time she turned it off we recovered aU planes, went to EMCON Alpha, darkened ship, increased speed to 30 knots and headed west for four hours. LONG BEACH reported carefoUy describing their reffiefing technique and when she turned on her air search radar. When they couldn't find any planes they terminated reffiefing and turned northward at 25 knots and spent the rest of the night intercepting every large radar target to the north that they could find. We, on the other hand, were heading south at 30 knots so the next morning when we surfaced the TAUTOG, LONG BEACH and the Russian cruiser were 200 miles north. After retrieving the towed array I secured Operation Houdini . LONG BEACH did a 180 and headed for the SeycheUes for their liberty The Russian cruiser foUowed for six hours or so and then gave up. TRUXTON was detached to head for Mauritius for liberty.

After our stay in Mombasa we rendezvoused and headed home to the Philippines via Diego Garcia for maU and to send off the early Hberty party by air

back to Subic Bay ENTERPRISE had enough aviation foel on board for another two weeks of flying. The significant result of this encounter was several fold. When I told my boss, COMSE-^ENTHFLT (VADM Bob Baldwin USNA '45), diat we were going to transit the Indian Ocean in E M C O N Alpha he passed the info up the fine and our inteUigence community increased their attention to the Russian management of their satelHtes. Significant changes were observed.

Excerpts of the report were used by Admirals HoUoway and FUckover in their testimony before Congress about the advantages of nuclear powered carrier task groups. For me it was an in-vigorating year in the premier Task Force command for an aviator."

Now, I'U be able to extract other Sea Stories from the Class' 60th Reuruon Memory Book. However, I'U need your help to find them. The alternative may be some more of mine.

I deeply regret to report the deaffis of the foUowing from our Class FamUy: OSCAR LEE CAREY (9) died peacefiUly on January 27 2007 at Coastal Hospice, He is survived by his wffe Mary CoUins Carey, two daughters, one stepdaughter and 5 grand chUdren. He was predeceased by his first wife Harriet in 1996. His -widow resides at 218 E Main St, SaHsbury, MD 21801. Memorial conttibutions may be made to Coastal Hospice, PO Box 1733, SaHsbury, MD 21801;Asbury United Methodist Church Music Fund, 1401 Camden Ave, SaHsbury, MD 21801; or. Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore Inc., 1324 Belmont Ave, Ste 40,1, SaHsbury, MD 21804.

Janice "Jan" MiseU Thompson, -widow of Robert Drysdale Thompson (19), died in San Diego, CA on January 20,2007. After seeing her chUdren through school, she began community service in earnest as a member of the Loma Unit of the ChUdren's Hospital Auxiliary. She received an award for 7962 volunteer hours and worked -with "Dr Dog", testing and escorting therapy dogs through hospital wards. She is survived by 7 happy, loving and caring chUdren, 9 grandchUdren and 3 great grandchUdren.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Rady Children's Hospital Foundation (http://-www.chad.org/).

The sympathies of die Class are extended to the survivors of the foregomg.

Please refer to Last CaU for our Classmate's obituary.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 71% PRES; VADM James H. Doyle Jr., USN (Ret.) SECY: Chester H. "Chet" Shaddeau Jr. 1972 Scotts Ctossuig-«'ay.Apt. #002 Annapolis. MD 21401 H: 410-224-5890: F; 410-224-7613 E: stadii@eiols.com TREASURER: CAPT Francis J. Readdy, USN (Ret.) 6251 Old Dominion Dr..Apt. 153 McLean.VA 22101 H: 703-534-5154 E: readdy^@nisn.coin

ONE LONG BLAST—UNDERWAY! Okay, the voices have been heard for sixty-two and a half!

'47 yyiU join a FaU FoHage cnfise up ffie Hudson River, in the late sununer or early FaU of 2008 (Pitcise DateTBD).

Sailing yyiU be fiom Warren. RI (almost in Proyidence, hence a 50 to 60 mUe drive from Logan airport in Boston), and takes us from Long Island Sound through the East River and Neyv York Harbor up the Hudson River, yvith an opportunity to stop and throyv rocks at West Point, ff so incHned.

Thence to Kingston and Troy, NY, yvhere we make a sharp left and enter the Erie Canal, (the PUot House loyven so that we can pass under the bridges).There yviU be several stops—Oswego, Clayton, Sylvan Beach—dependent on the weather, traffic in the locks, and the Captain's state of mind— then yve go up through the Oswego Canal to Lake Ontario and the St. La-wrence River Seayvay yvith visits at Montteal and at Quebec City, yvhere yve debark. The ship line takes us by motor coach after breakfast fiom Quebec City back to our departure point at Warren that same day, wiffi a stop for lunch.

The trip occupies 12 nights, and the ships, specifically designed for this kind of cruising, carry a maximum of 100 passengen. PASSPORTS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR CANADA— CHECKYOURS NOW. Preyious passengers have reported good food, and refreshments and snacks are available 24/7 in the lounge and dining room. There are N O "dress for dinner" affairs on board, and aU meals are based on open seating. No Hquor is sold on board; you are yvelcome to BYOB; mixers, ice, refrigeration and storage are provided at the lounge, yvhere you can demonsttate your mixological skUl. As we see it, the yvhole idea of this affaft is to provide ffie maximum opportunity for all of us to relax, talk and uninterruptedly repeat our neyvly-enhanced sea stories and offier veracious adventures ad nauseam

with Classmates, and visit ashore at the various stops only as we choose. (You may weU so choose; this is, after aU, the scene of some of our Navy's earfiest days!!)

Optional tours at the stops are at your discretion and expense. No visiting hula dancers, Greek musicians, beach boys diving for pennies, or singing MongoHan yvaiters yva-ving skeyvered cassowary cudets, (and spilling -wine on your tuxedo, either antique or rented!)

The short salt yvater passage is in protected waters, and the harbor, river, and lake passages should be easy to handle even by those of us with physical resttictions. There are staff Hfis (elevator chairs) between aU passenger decks—no climbing ladders unless you so choose. The chefs can and -wUl handle reasonable dietary requfrements subject to previous arrangement. AU cabins have individual air conditioning, yyith private head, basin, and shoyver. Parking facUities for your car (at your own risk—but coverable by your owTi insurance) are avaUable at the Line's Warren terminus. Smoking is permitted only on open weather decks.

We have not here—and yvUl not in the foture—discuss costs, insurance, etc. in Shipmate or other general-disttibution communications. Those matters are stUl under negotiation by our Travel Agent, Eva Kfriazoglu, of Omega World Travel.

They are the agents in residence at Bancroft HaU for the Brigade, and by the time you see this, Eva should be able to answer your questions at 1 888 314 6956.

As of now, if you evenTHINKYOU MAY be going with us, let me know at 410 224 5890 or by emaU at <stadir@ erols.com>, so that we can begin to get an idea of the size of ffie response.

AndfinaUy,for the Seamo slashes who are itching to teU me that the proper term in the headline of this section should be "prolonged"—not "long"—I ask you; hoyv many of you when conning ayvay from the pier, really ever ordered your quartermaster to "sound one prolonged blast!" ? Dam' few, I'U bet! Let's discuss it on The Cruise!

FINAL HONORS We must sadly report the death of Rosemary Mattheyvs, beloved yvffe of Classmate Howard L. "Matty" Matthews, on 24 January ; and that of Jane Swinson McLeod in Coronado CA on 26 January, more than 40 years after the sad accidental death of her husband, our Classmate Murdoch M. "Dick" McLeod. We join in the grief of the famUies, and offer our condolences in their loss.

WINGS OF OLD GOLD The Army Nav^' Countr)' Club, in ArHngton,VA, yvas the scene on 6 March where his Classmates, friends, coUeagues, and adnfirers gathered at a ghttering reception and dinner to applaud whUe the National Aeronautic Association presented its prestigious "Elder Statesman of Aviation" award to our own Wes McDonald. They ffirther honored him by renaming ffie award in his honor, and it -wiU hereafter be known as" Tlie Wesley L. McDonald Elder Statesman of Aviation Aivard."

The National Aeronautic Association (NAA), now approaching its 100th anmversary, is the premier organization in the United Admiral Wes McDonald States devoted to the encouragement, development, and history of ffight. It is, among other things, the official recorder and designator of aU manner of records achieved in ffight in the United States, and offers a number of aviation's most prestigious awards .

The Elder Statesman Award, for example, was created to honor outstanding Americans who, "over a period of years, have made conttibutions of great value to aeronautics and have reflected credit upon the United States andffiemselves."It has been awarded, since its origination in 1954, to Eddie Rickenbacker,Jimmie DooHtde, Scott Crossfield, and Chuck Yeager, among others.

As most of us already know, Wes McDonald retfred from active duty after serving in the ttiple-hat job of Commander-in-Chief U.S.Atlantic Command; Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Adantic Fleet; and NATO Supreme AUied Commander, Adantic. He subsequendy served for over fifteen years as Chairman of the Board of the NAA , and in a separate area of expertise, was our Class President from 1983 to 1988.

What more to say? We're proud!

"AL SUR DE LA FRONTERA " After some sixteen or so years of almost complete immersion in the to-wn of San Miguel de AUende, Classmate Emiel "Meis" Meisel and his wife Harriette. (aka don EmUiano and doiia Harrieta) certainly quafify as our Class Proconsuls in Mexico.

As electronics have improved over the years, it became easier to commumcate.

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Each contestant was permitted two helpers; and in the foto, that's Ben Wenske on the left (former owner/chef of the very popidar restaurant "Tuba Garden" in San Francisco, CA 'tU closing in 2001 after 25 years) and on the right is Roberto Garcia, the best waiter/bartender in San Miguel de AUende (and maybe in aU of Mexico)!

Harriette, not in ffie foto, was socializing and tasting aU the chUis. Friends and strangers declared that our chUi was the best but the judges disagreed—so it was second best!? Can't wait 'tU next year when we wiU win—for sure !

By the way, SybU Stockdale has tasted some of the stuff and loves the toffee cookies!

Tu amigo y compaiiero, Meis " •

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See the story for full explanation. And Zapata ? Well, he was Emiliano, too, and you can see his photo in the upper right hand corner

and more and more of our Classmates have visited the Meisels for a stay in their Mexican hideaway—we know that the Von Schraders, Millers, Hudners, WarUcks, Southwells and Kinsers have at one time or another been there, and the Meisels themselves, after a brief occasional tour back to CaHforma for a "Stateside fix" always manage to go back and enjoy the retired Hfe in maHana land with obvious pleasure.

Somehow, though, your scribe missed the boat on the matter shown in the photo—Emiliano's Cocina—which of course means Emiel's Kitchen—but let Meis teU you himseff: M"Emiliano's Cocina came into being when a local Mexican cooking teacher opened a 'take-out' frozen food store here in mid-2003. She asked ifi would seU her some of the stuff that I had been giving away (gratis) to her and other friends (both gringos and Mexicanos).This included ("World Famous") chicken

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veggie soup w/matzo baUs , spicy meatloaf, CaHforma chiH (the recipe from Dave Chasen's in West HoUywood), a beef stew with carameHzed onions and "addictive" toffee cookies. Her store was caUed "Mi Cocinita" and she sold lots of my stuff. Her business was iffy due to location and she closed the store in mid-2005.

Thus, EmiHano's Cocina was born.

It's a hobby, a non-profit business, but hopefuUy operates at no loss (wishffil thinking)!!! The offerings include two soups, two chUis, two beef stews, Hungarian goulash, spicy meadoaf, two types of ItaHan meatbaUs, two chicken dishes and the "addictive" toffee cookies.

On 28 January, 2007, the First Annual "San Miguel de AUende ChiH Cook-off" was held to benefit the "Centro de Crecimiento" (a local charity that helps disabled and handicapped Mexican children). It was a huge success, -with weU over 350 tickets sold and a donation check in excess of (US$)3000 was given to the 'Centro'.The foto shows EmUiano,

WORD FROM FUNTRIDGE We have received an emaU letter, thanks to the courtesy of Wirt Thayer, from Betsy Howe Faber, the daughter of our late Classmate Bob Howe. She explains that a great many of Bob's friends had lost ttack, did not know of Bob's death in 2005, and because of the iUness of her mother, Mary Howe, were also unaware of matters since then. The upshot is that Mary is now suffering from partial dementia after a number of mini-strokes, and resides in an assisted Hving home in Alhambra, CA, which Betsy says explains why so few have heard about her parents for so long.

She asks us to point out that though Mary is no longer able to yvrite back, she sincerely appreciates letters and phone caUs, and looks forward to any outside contact. Any communications from friends yvoidd be welcomed, and your scribe yvUl be happy to provide you individuaUy yvith Mary's address and phone as required. CaU me at 410 224 5890.

QUICKTAKES An emaU fi-om Bob Peniston says he is wearing a leg cast after surgery in January for a partiaUy torn left AchUles tendon.

Looks Hke six yveeks to recovery... Milo "Mike" Coerper asked recendy in an emaU for the number of Hving graduates.

We ran the figures, and reafized we had just hit the fifiy-fifty point; of our 820 graduates, there are as of this writing 410 Hving and 410 deceased... See you here next month—Come Cruise -wiffi Us! —CHS

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As this is yyTitten. we are in ffie nuddle of ffie Dark Ages (nud-Februaiy), and it has been bitterly- cold across ffie country; relatively speaking... Certainly noticeable to Fied Jackson in HamUton, Montana, and Larry- Dorsey in DeWitt (upstate), Neyv York. We've had our fiU here in ffie greater Washington area. Offiervyise, things are probably pretty normal.

I yvould caU your attention to ffie January-February- Shipmate, since ffie Last CaU section lists Gene KeUy, Robert L. Lee. ]r. Frank Manganaro, and Theodore Tenczar, and carries obituaries for Paul Corrigan, Don Corson, Robert Lee, and Frank Manganaro. The obits are exceUent and w-orffiy of note, and I mention ffiem because I suspect ffiey are overlooked by some, and details are ffiere yvhich do not appear in ffie Class Column. It remains a good idea for each of us to prepare an obit noyy- yviffi Shipmate in mind, and tuck it in our "ferget-it until needed" ffie.

Reph-ing to my plea for travelogues and updates. CharHe Buder has sent in a good one yyhich I pass along. I certainly do need personal updates fiom just about everyone. Most hay-e not been heard from since ever. I can drop my fist on any page of my Class Roster and peek at ffie names I just covered, and probably 70 percent hay-e ney-er commumcated, yyhich is a pity.

On to Broffier Buder. CharHe (8ffi Company) reports fiom Coral Gables, FL, that he and Rosemary- took a yery pleasant 8-day cruise up ffie Intracoastal Waterway- fiom Femandina, near Jax, to Chadeston m November.

I "Our smaU ship, 'American Glory', can accommodate 48 passengers, but it yyas off-season, so we only carried 31.Wiffi a creyy- of 16, yve were weU-pampered. Each afternoon, yve yyoiUd dock over nite at one of ffie islands or ports along ffie yvay: Jeky'U, St. Simons, Savannah, HUton Head, and Beaufort. That gave us plenty of time for shore tours, and had us undervyay during ffie day. The government hasn't been dredging the yvatervyay lately (no commercial traffic), so yy-e had to leave weU before dayyTi one day to take adyantage of ffie high ride to get over a sandbar.

And anoffier rime, yve had to stop and anchor to ayvait ffie ne.xt high ride.

"We had a spacious stateroom on the top deck with a private balcony from yvhich yve could y\atch the nearby coastline as yve passed by. The food and wines yvere e.xceUent: mcely presented and cheerffiUy served by ffie young and friendly wait staff. Every- evemng before dinner, there was as fesrive compHmentary cocktail hour in ffie lounge. It provided a fine opportumty to meet and mix yvith our feUoyy- passengers, yvho yvere a very congenial and weU-Craveled group.

"We had an exceUent lecturer on board for ffie entfre cruise. She gave illustrated talks on local history and wildfife in ffie lounge. In Savannah, a local pianist presented an evening of songs by Savarmah's best-knoyvn composer, Johnny Mercer. We had passed ffie mouth of Moon River ffiat very afternoon. At Beaufort, a local barbershop quartet gave us a Hvely evening of old vocal favorites.

"When we disembarked on our final morning in Charleston, a bus was yvaiting at the marina to take the ten of us yvho had driven to Femandina back to our cars. It took us just five hours on 1-95 to retrace yvhat had taken us a yveek on ffie Intracoastal Waterway." â&#x20AC;˘ SriU on ffie Binnacle List, but about to break clear, CharHe Heid reports that at home, yyiffi ffierapy three times a yveek, he expects soon to get his leg sttengffi back after his extensive back-surgery, and looks foryy-ard to getting to yyhere he can get around on just a cane again...

Craig Olson, yvho fives in RockvUle, MD, entered ffie hospital on 7 February for open-heart surgery^ to replace/bypass four coronary arteries. The surgery yvas done off ffie machine, i.e., ffie surgeon yyorked on a bearing heart. AU yyent very yveU, and neiffier the docs nor the staff can beheve hoyv fast he snapped back. He is home and under the care of his daughters and ffiefr famUies. He has a good sttong consriturion and stays ahead of it.

We have a report of the death of James T. "Duke" Chandler, yvho yy-as a non-graduate, 18 January- 2007, in Wilmington, DE.When he left the Navy, he served yyith the famUy ffineral business for fifiy years. He spent his rerirement years fishing and relaxing v\ith his famUy in Leyves, DE. He is survived by his yyife, SaUy, four sons and 14 grandchUdren.

LCDR Albert G. Opitz, USN(ret), (first company), died 23 January 2007, m Monroey-iUe, PA. He entered 48 from the Heet yia Bainbridge, graduated in 1947, served in yarious ships, and ffid PG School at Carnegie Tech, took and MS in

Nuclear Physics, and ended up as an Engineering Duty Officer y\ith BuShips.

He rerired in 1965 and then worked y\iffi Wesringhouse Nuclear Poyver Diyision.

He leaves his yyife of 59 years, Shirley, a son and a daughter.

I am also sad to report the death of Arthur N. HuU (12ffi Company) 7 February 2007, Carmel, CA, from pneumonia resulting from deterioration caused by brain tumon. He passed quiedy in the presence of famUy. Those Classmates who attended ffie yvonderfiU 48th Reunion m Monterey, yyiU remember Art as one of five Classmates yvho Hved there and arranged the yvhole thing. It yvas beaurifiUly coorffinated and a real feather m theft hats. Art was a desttoyerman and took an MS in Aerology. When he left the Na-vy, he joined the National Weather Service and earned a PHD in Meteorology from ffie U. of Hayvafi. He taught at San Jose State 1991-94, and fished, traveled, fished, and gardened. He was a yvest-coaster.

I also have a short note of ffie deaffi of Morris M. Snfiffi (9ffi Company) in January 2007.1 am seeking forffier information fiom his famUy. So, ffie Class News seems a bit bleak this monffi. I am going to have to become more of an investigative reporter than I have been recendy, and start dicing for more usefiJ information.You can help yviffi an emaU or a note. My phone stiU yvorks.

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SECRETARY NOTES; (!) Biggest news is still that our 60th reunion will be held at the Sheraton Hotel in Annapolis the weekend of 26 Sep 2009 (Wake Forest game). Athletic Association has signed a contract, so we have a firm date. Plans are for arrival Thursday, odds and ends Friday, game and diimer Saturday, and depart Sunday. (2) In case some of you are wondering, the 60 Yearbook shoidd go this way: classmate or widow 1) yyTites the input; 2) sends it to John Bacon; 3) sends S25 to Mick McDonald; 4) awaits its arrival in ffie maU. (3) I recendy received a note fiom the Alurrmi Association (AA) ffiat they do not make April 2007

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WASHINGTON-ANNAPOUS With storm warnings waving in the breeze, our forces (those who were aUowed to keep their drivers' licenses in view of the "bUzzard" conditions) gathered at the Army Navy Country Club with our host member. Jack BENOIT. Present were Fred GRABOWSKY, CMC JONES, Paul RIEGERT, and BiU BLACK. TIDEWATER Jack HUENERBERG writes: • It was a beautifiU sunny day today but not a single bathing suit was on the beach at Lynnhaven Fish House. The waves caused by the 20 knot North wind were gorgeous, however. In spite of the 36 degree weather we had a good crowd for lunch - eleven is now a good crowd.

Arch ROOS was missing-he and Joanne are in Mexico.

Walt and Ruth SCHRIEFER are in Arizona on their way back from a month in Hawaii—unless they're smart enough to stay there.

Present were Don DAHLMAN looking good, Carios McCULLOUGH, Bob FELLOWES, Harry TRAIN, Don TRUEBLOOD, Marvin FRAZEE, Ed DENNIS,Jack HUENERBERG, Malcolm THIELE, BiU DOTSON, and our adoptee, Roger FLAGG. Don DAHLMAN's escort, daughter Nancy GUY, was joined for lunch by Boo THIELE and Fran HUENERBERG. • Warren VOSSELER sent on the foUowing: • "In past years there were many memorable gatherings at the home of Chariotte and Luke CAPONE with classmates and friends gathered around the piano bar and Luke playing his special jazz and favorite tunes. Recendy, the grand piano, piano bar and stools were contributed to the Naval Academy by Charlotte in loving memory of Luke.

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Gathering around the grand piano

"Seated at the grand piano in Smoke HaU is Monte MaxweU, Chairman of the Music Dept., who played and sang a song composed by Luke as a second class Midshipman. He is flanked on either side by the Commandant of Midshipmen, Capt. Margaret Klein and Charlotte Capone. Surrounding the piano are Marty and Ed WALLER, Rosemarie and Jack BENOIT, Flo and John BARROW, Eileen and Cal ROBERTS, Laila and Fred GRABOWSKY, Molly and Ken CARR, Ursula and Warren VOSSELER, Mickey MCDONALD and Mort NEELEY." • Following received fiom Mickey GUSSOW: • "Here is some news on the Gussow clan in the past few years. We have moved permanently from Maryland to Florida, just in time to withstand hurricane WUma. I retired from The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in 2003 and fortunately am stiU connected to the navy as a consultant for the defense industry. My romance with the navy began in 1942 when I erUisted and sriU ongoing after 65 years. McGraw-HiU finaUy persuaded me to update my text on electrical engineering. For those classmates interested in reviewing "juice" to prepare for their professional exam, you can buy Basic Electricity Second Edition on the internet. It went on sale December 2006, retails at $18.95 in bookstores, and discounted as low as $11.00 on the internet. It is cheaply priced for a book of 561 pages. The grandchildren are growing up: twins are graduating from high school in Rome, GA, and eldest granddaughter from New York University.

Libbie and I are enjoying the weather as long as we don't confront hurricanes.

And the tennis is great outdoors— no indoor courts here." • Cal Roberts sent on the foUowing.You may not want to read it, but do so anyway - it nftght help:

• "Since many people are alone when they suffer a heart attack, this article seemed to be in order. Without help, the person whose heart is beating improperly and who begins to feel faint, has only about 10 seconds left before losing consciousness.

However, these victims can help themselves by coughing repeatedly and very vigorously. A deep breath should be taken before each cough, and the cough must be deep and prolonged,as when producing sputum fi-om deep inside the chest.

A breath and a cough must be repeated about very two seconds without let up until help arrives, or until the heart is felt to be beating normally again.

"Deep breaths get oxygen into ffie lungs and coughing movements squeeze the heart and keep the blood circulating.

The squeezing pressure on the heart also helps it regain normal rhythm. In this way, heart attack victims can get to a hospital." • LOSSES.

Last month I reported on BiU ARMSTRONG'S death. His ffineral wiU be held at the Naval Academy Chapel on 16 February.

VADM BiU READ'S ffineral was held at the Naval Academy Chapel on 23 January foUowed by burial at the Naval Academy Cemetery. A number of classmates attended.

Patricia Lyerle of Hope Township, Ontario, sent in the foUowing information on our classmate John LE"YERLE. • I write to give you the sad news that my husband, John E Leyerie, died on August 2,2006. He had been batthng cancer since 1993 and coronaiy artery disease since 1994. He would have been 80 years old on November 18,2006.

Although he spent most of his working Hfe as Professor of Medieval Stuffies, director of the Centre for Medieval

Alumni Profile R A D M Lucien "Luke" Capone Jr., ' 4 9

Commandant of Midshipmen Captain Klein '81 and Charlotte Capone at the Smoke Hall ceremony in honor of her late husband. Photo courtesy of MCSA Michael L Croft Large photo: Admiral Capone with the NA 5 Jazz Combo; Inset photo: Rear Admiral Capone sharing his musical talents with Mrs. Capone.

At Smoke HaU, USNA iTiidshipmen and ffie USNA Music Department are the very fortunate beneficiaries of ffie generosity of Mrs. Charlotte Capone, widow offfielate Rear Admiral Luden "Luke" Capone Jr. '49.

A formal ceremony took place in late January in which Mrs. Capone donated ffie Admiral's prized 1987 Yamaha Conservatory grand piano yviffi custom bar and stools for music admirers to enjoy in Smoke HaU. In addition to ffie piano, his music Hbrary comprised of song coUections representing ffie best ofAmerican popular music, 12 "Fake Books" (melody and lyrics requiring the performer to improvise an accompaniment) and books of instruction were also donated to the Music Department. The hope is to foster

Studies and Dean of the School of Graduate Studies at the Uruversity of Toronto, he always gave credit to the time spent in the US Navy for early training in leadership and commumty-buUding. I should note as weU that he also carried with him a Iffe-time adrmration for weUpoHshed brass, a prominent feature of the house he designed and buUt in Hope Township, Ontario in 1998. โ ข ArHene Lovae Bryant, 81, a resident of Rancho Bernardo, CaHforma since 1994, died on February 1,2007. She was born in Kansas City, Missouri, graduated from Paseo High School in 1943, attened Kansas City University and then moved to New York City to pursue a successffil career in ffie Arts. WhUe at Kansas City University ArHene met Harry (Bud) BRYANT, Jr.

ffie "love of music to entertain and promote congeniaHty among classmates, coUeagues and friends" in Admiral Capone's memory.

Admiral Capone played -with the NA 10 aU four years at ffie Academy and also ffie NA 5 Jazz Combo. He composed many songs in his time, including "Let's CaU it a Day," which was performed at ffie ceremony.

The grand piano -wiU reside in Smoke HaU for aU to enjoy.

Whatever career coune each midshipman may take, music can always be an integral element offfiefrHfe. A plaque -wUl be displayed reading: "In Memory of RADM Lucien Capone, Jr. USN (Ret.), USNA 1949, Donated by his yvffe, Charlotte Capone" for ffiose who -wUl enjoy this wonderfiU benefit.

They were married on December 21st, 1949 after Harry graduated from the United States Naval Academy in Annapohs, Maryland.They raised three sons together whUe being stationed around the world with the U.S. Navy. Captain BRYANT passed away in 1976 in Seatde, where ArHene continued to Hve for many years. In 1987 she was reunited with her high school sweetheart AUan Stubbs.They Hved happUy together in Rancho Bernardo, Cahfornia untU AUan's passing in 2006.

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Ron Hays forwards an old news flash from the Association of Naval Aviation (ANA) for 1956 citing a bad month for April 2007

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Miramar NAS when 2 FJ-3 Fury coUided above 35,000 feet, but with both pUots saved by ejection. One of those pUots was LT. lames Richard .(PoweU, 28. Ron then adds, "It's nice to stUl have old Kneebasher around."

From the noCweU kno-wn department we find pubHshed in the San Diego Union-Tribune the fact that Barren County in Kenfficky took top honors in the third annual "Best Places to Live in Rural America", by the Progressive Farmer magazine. The magazine looked at infficators such as income, home and land prices, crime rates, education and access to health care. Number 5 on the Hst of 10 was Union County, South Dakota with Elk Point being the County Seat of Umon County.

Regional Meetings: The February meeting of'50 in the San Francisco Bay area met on the 1st at the Pleasanton Hotel where old tales were retold going aU the way back to our Plebe year, pro-ving once again that fond memories are never forgotten, but only grow more meUow -with age. Celebrants at the meeting included: Maury Condit, Martin Hardy, Frank Holcomb, Jim Keimedy, Dick Landes, and Joe Pausner plus wives together with Dori Davi and her friend, Bette Lange, plus Jo Rainey, Maury's step-daughter. Any classmates expecting to be in the Bay area may contact Joe Pausner for times, dates and location for ffiture gatherings. Ken MoU fives in PortolaVaUey CA. and attends the area events regularly whUe Chuck MuU fives m Maine and hasn't attended and of the Bay Area luncheons. Somehow gremlins got into the reporting and names were transposed in prior issues of SHIPMATE. We offer humble apologies to Ken and to Chuck and promise to not let it happen again.

In Annapohs on the 2nd of February they gathered: Jerry Coleman, Ed Grunwald, John Henderson, Ed McLean, Tom Noble, Tom Rogers,Tom Ross and PhU Ryan. Ed Grunwald reported that his action group that was dedicated to bringing the USS ForestaU to Baltimore to serve as a museum attraction has now given up on the effort and the ship wUl be sunk in the Atlantic Ocean.

San Diego on the 2nd of February at the Coronado Golf Club Board Room saw: BUI Grimm, Mark Frudden, Dick Martin, Frank Cassily, Wayne Jensen, Dean French and Debby and BiU Martin.

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Arhngton.VA on the 14th of February for their annual Valentine Luncheon honoring the -wives. A goodly attendance was anticipated.

Losses: Stanley H. Olson passed away on 29 December 2006. He served as a Captain USMC and earned many medals including the Purple Heart. He retired from Lockheed Martin in 1993 after 32 years of service. He is survived by his son, Donald C. Boas III and his wife of 22 years, Brenda, who resides at 6861 Parson Brown Dr., Orlando, FL. (407) 352-0811.

Gene Paul Brady passed away on 31 January 2007. He served in the Navy for 6 years and for 25 years as a security analyst on WaU St. He wrote 2 books on the Stock Market and 2 on Hving a healthy Hfe. He was preceded in death by his wife of 47 years, Helena, in November of 2005. A service was held at Craig Funeral Home in St. Augustine, FL. On 7 February.

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President's Corner "Our classmate, Ralph Hooper was honored as one of this year's Distinguished Graduates at an impressive ceremony in Alumni HaU on Friday, 30 March. Not only was Ralph recognized for his many contributions to the Academy but also for his contributions to our nation's security and econonfic weU being. He has also been an inspiration to many young people seeking entrance to the Academy and to others -wishing to obtain higher education. Ralph joins classmates BiU Lawrence and Kin McKee in being so recognized by the Academy and the Alumni Association. Only one other class ('42) has had three DGA graduates. A number of classmates attended the ceremony, and we aU join in giving Ralph a BRAVO ZULU!!"

Several weeks ago each of you should have received a questionnaire from Bob Adler and his committee asking for your

response to possible 'mini meetings' of the class in 07 or 08 and also asking for your thoughts re planning for our 60th reunion. If you have not yet responded please do so as we would Hke to hear from as many of you as we can.

In the May column we wUl also provide detaUs for Wes Hammond's proposed "I" day commemoration which we hope to celebrate toward the end of June or early July. We are stUl gathering sponsors from different areas of the country. The concept is to join classmates in your area to toast the anniversary of'Sl's entering the Brigade.

We are planning to have our annual class meeting in early May once again at Fort Myer and wiU give you detaUs on the Web plus a general emaU from me. The Hkely date as I write this is 8 May." In December Becky and Al Burkhalter and Betty and John Cochrane were joined by Gene and Nancy AvaUone ('52) in a "Christmas Market Cruise along the Rhine".They started with three days in the lovely city of Basel, Switzerland, and then boarded the River Boat MELODY for ten days along rhe Rhine, stopping at Sttasbourg, France, and the German cities of BadenBaden, Heidelber,Mainz, Cologne, Dusseldorf, and others. They aU say the cruise along the RJfine, one of the most beautifol waterways in the world, was spectaciUar; the Christmas were enchanting; and the cathedrals most inspiring. At the end of their cruise Al and Becky had four more days with son, Ted, and -wffe, Susan, and their three grand chUdren in The Hague where Ted is a member of ffie American Embassy." Enclosed is a picmre of Cochranes, Burkhalters, and Nancy AvaUone (taken by Gene) relaxing in the sun at Baden-Baden.

Special Note: A reminder ffiat ffie Spring Fling wiU be held at the ArmyNavy Country Club in ArHngton on 21 AprU. If you haven't signed up yet, better hurry and caU Beau Dietrich as you read this!!

Nancy AvaUone, Burkhalters and Cochranes relaxing in the sun at Baden Baden

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A long note from Bill Smedberg: • You may be ayvare I was diagnosed y\iffi ALS five years ago, and just in the past year it has been debffitating. Lost mv speech almost ffiree years ago, cannot s\y-aUoyv, and have been on feeding tube for tyvo years. Then my right arm/hand paralyzed so I have been golfless for about a year. Almost totaUy disabled now, tho" I StiU have two fingers avaU on this left hand for ffie keyboard. Arm of course has been my savior and angel. Can you imagine Hying yviffi someone yvho can not utter a sound - a ffiumbs up or doyvn is ffie most she can get fiom me noyy- - yyhich means yve have to be yyithin eye-shot of each offier. Despite aU our spfrits are high: we can't yvait for instance for tomght at 7 PM to w^tch grandson Parker and his Nease HS soccer team yyin regional championship and go on to State finals.

For your amusement, I yy-fil send you my remarks at a pre-goff tournament ceremony yvhere ffiey yvere raising money for ALS and I yvas ffie Poster ChUd. Son BUly came doyy-n, played m the tourney, and read my remarks.

REMARKS: PonteVedra Men's Goff Assn Tournament 7 January 2007 WeU, HOLY MOLEY! Never, before noyy-. did I realize how- much you goffers missed my yyaUet! I am duly htimbled that you aU yvould honor me by putting my name to this monffi's tournament. I am indebted to whoever came up yviffi ffie idea. I initiaUy had one major qualm about the tournament. A short story is in order: Before moving down here, a group of m\- Nay-al Academy- classmates in ffie Wash DC area had an annual, four day spring goff outing about two hours away at the magnificent Tides Lodge resort in Vfrginia. Originated by a classmate named John GUchrist, we started yviffi four players ffie first year, but it yvas so much ffin, ffie yyord spread, and it greyy- to three foursomes by ffie fourth year. In our Academy Alumni magazine, the coming outing for the fifth consecutive year yvas innocently referred to, by our non-goff playing scribe, as the annual 'John GUchrist Memorial Tournament". When ffie magazine was published, frantic calls came in from classmates aU over the country - askingffJohn GUchrist had died! Of course John GUchrist was far from dead.

In fact, at the very time the magazine came out, he yvas at the Tides Lodge yyith 11 offiers of us. Phone calls from some of

ffie wives iifformed us of ffie class--wide consternation. We aU had a marvelous laugh! Three weeks later, whUe back home playing golf at Army Navy Country Club, John GUchrist dropped dead of a massive heart attack on the 17 hole !

A day after I -was informed of plans for this tournament, some one said to me "I'm happy to hear ffiey're planning for a "BUI Smedberg MEMORIAL tournament".

I pamcked, ran into ffie house to my only means of communication, ffie E-maU, to confirm this event yvould not be caUed a "Memorial" tournament. IT WAS NOT! But ff this tournament conttibutes a feyv bucks to ALS research, I am aU for it.

We have learned during this past 5 years ffiat doctors stUl have not the sHghtest idea where ALS comes from — which brings anoffier story: My yy-ffe Ann and I had a relationship yvith goff before we even met. I had played goff during a port caU in the Mediterranean with her uncle. Admiral Butch Parker I had played my career round that day; the Admiral was impressed yyith this young Lieutenant. Over drinks, the Admiral said he had a beautifiU niece teaching school and Uving yvith him back in ffie Wash. DC area, and she loved to play goff. He asked me to caU yvhen I returned from deployment so he could inttoduce us. I did caU - she was beautiffil - yve got engaged -yve married. It yvasn't until I gave Arm her yvedding present - a set of beautifiU new ladies goff clubs - ffiat I realized her uncle, the Admftal, had Hed. He just yvanted to get her married!

She hadn't played goff smce she was a teen-ager back in Kentucky!

What has this to do yvith ALS, you coidd righdy ask?? WeU she did start playmg a Htde over the next four decades; and every time she played yvith me, spanning many years, she would chastize me for ficking the grass stain on the goff baU, thence wiping it clean on my shirt, and then putting yvith a mce clean baU. " N O TELLING WFIAT"S ONTFL\T BALL," she'd say. Sooo, Five years ago this month Ann and I walk out of the Doctor's office at Mayo's with the diagnosis: LOU GEHRIG'S DISEASE//ALS.ActtiariaUy 1 to 3 years to Hve. We yvalk sUendy to the car, shut the door, and I hear "I TOLD YOU SO!" The Doctors don't know! Maybe Arm is right! So I leave you yyith this advice: EITHER WET YOUR TOWEL O R LEARN T O SPIT ACCURATELY and go out and have many wonderffil years on the goff course! •

And anoffier note, this from Bill Thompson from TaUahassee, Florida. His yvife Lee had a sttoke in late October.

From November through January Lee went through an ICU and then a Health and Rehabffitation CHmc near home as she progressed, sometimes slowly at ffist, but bravely until she 'turned the corner' late in the month and was progressing marvelously She returned home on 9 February and now has home health care yvith nurses and a therapist. Their daughter Dee, an LPN, was also there. As a sidefight, for those who know Lee, she must have had hundreds of bears aU over the house, even fiUing the bathtub! When Kattina hit, and in the aftermath, Lee and BUI bundled up haff of her bears and, through their church, had them defivered by truck to the chUdren in New Orleans!

Lee is constandy improving, and BUI says she's got her twinkle in the eye back.

It's Party Time Paul Tuzo has given us a rundown on a new party in the offing.

• "The planning by the San Diego Chapter for the "Plebe Year + 60" party at the Scripps Institution Ocean Overlook on Saturday, 30 June 2007 is almost finished. The maU out with ffie announcement, reply form and return envelope, maps, suggested places to stay for the out-of-toyvners, and suggested activities of interest for Satarday and/or Sunday yvUl be sent out on 15 AprU 2007 yviffi a return date of NLT 1 June 2007.

As was said m the November class column, the maUout yvUl go to aU the those hving in the southwest plus those from elsewhere desfring to attend. We've afready received expressions of'We want to come" from Hawafi,Washington state and ffie East coast. So ff you would Hke to join us, caU or emaU Paul Tuzo at (858) 695-3690 or paiUtuzo@sbcglobal.net The party wiU be out on ffie veranda overlooking the Pacific with cocktails startmg at 1800 (6:00PM) and a sit-down dfrmer at 1900 (7:00PM). WhUe the event is at the end of San Diego's "May Gray", "June Gloom" season, the announcement wUl suggest appropriate dress for the occasion such as a yvrap for the laffies in case the marine layer (aka fog) roUs in from the sea as ffie sun sets in the yvest. As for me, I'U be wearing our Ward deGroot designed, magnificent class tie yvith a blazer. Come join us to remember that "ffin time" 60 years ago yvhen yve began the ttials, ttibiUations, and adventures of merging into the "Second

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to None" crew known as the celebrated Classofl951!"^ On a sad note, we lost Tom McPheeters to cancer on 15 January. Tom, a veteran of three wars, retired to Friday Harbor, Washington in 1974. Our deepest sympathy goes out to Lynda and the chUdren.

That's aU, folks! Next column is Bob Dunn. Ciao,Jack

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Congratulations, BiU. Thank you, Vince Manara for the information.

You should have gotten a letter (the second in a series of three) about the 55th reunion. It gives detaUs about cost, hotel and footbaU tickets as weU as registration.

If you, or anyone you know, haven't gotten a letter let Doug Payne know.

His e-mail is dougpayne@comcast.net, and phone number is correct in the revised "blue book."

Mary-lin and Bill Ryan spent some time in San Diego early this year, and he reports that the San Diego Chapter has elected Sam Walker as Vice President, and Fred Kraft as Treasurer. Dick Dietz is the President as previously reported.

Bill Sayer, announced that the Tidewater Chapter planned to meet on 15 February, weather pernfttting. We wiU look forward to hearing more from them.

What a room! What a setting! About sixty classmates, wives, friends, and children gathered at the Congressional Country Club courtesy ofJane and Jack Young for the Sweetheart Brunch in February. There was time to mingle, catch

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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 4% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 6 1 % PRES: RADM William J. Ryan, SC, USN (Ret.) E: vyjr52@verizon.net SECY: CAPT Frank Hannegan, USN (Ret.) 309Yoakum Pkwy., Apt. 1507 Alexandria,VA 22304-3905 E: fatdadret@earthlink.net WEBMASTER: RD. Sierer E: pdsierer@earthlink.net CLASS WEB SITE: www.usna.com/classes/class52/Default.htm

Editor's note: RegretffiUy, Leigh Ebbert and his -wffe, Jean, were very badly injured in a car accident. Captain Ebbert passed away from his injuries. The foUowing column was the last submitted by him. The responsibUity of the 1952 Class column wUl be assumed by Captain Frank Hannegan (see header for his contact information).

Bill Rowden was honored by the Surface Na-vy Association at their Awards banquet in January, for his many years of devoted service including four years as President. It is always nice to hear about classmates recognized for service.

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up and enjoy a superb brunch. Attending: Joan and Vince Argiro, Rita and Garnett Bailey, Francoise and Al Bress, June and Jake Brown and daughter, Charlie Darrrell and friend Maria,Joan and Bob Denbigh, Bobbie and Dick Denfeld,Jean and Leigh Ebbert, Lola and P.K. German, Betty and Frank Hannegan, Lola and John Langford, Larry Layman and daughter,Virginia and George Lester, Tom Lyons and Mary Eshman, Frieda and Mel Meltzer, Muffle and Jim Nunneley, Bill Ott with his son and grandson, Lois and Dick Smith, Betty and Harry Spencer with his daughter and son-in-law, Barbara and Pete Stark, Jane and Bill Studabaker, Tom Thawley and Judy Wanfried, Adele and Buz Thomas, EUen and Jim Troutman, Petey and Biscuit Wev, Jan and Jerry Rapkin, and SaUy and Bill Rowden. Pictures of the event include: classmates in a group picture (less Larry Layman and BiU Ott), our host,Jack, in conversation with the Argiros,Jan and Jerry Rapkin with Tom Lyons at lunch, and the Troutman table with Jim and

Reedy's home in San Antonio, and a group picture of classmates at BiU Hippie's home in KerrviUe,Texas; Garnett and Dick Smith at the Army-Navy gathering at the Harbor HiUs Yacht Club, and one from the Hawaiian Rendezvous, Sheilagh and Dick Coulter. Over the years Rita has enhanced this column -with pictures.

Thank you, Rita.

EUen, Buz and Adele Thomas, Tom Thayvley and Judy Wanfried, and Leigh and Jean Ebbert.

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A ffineral service was held for Joan Holmes in Alexandria on 12 February. She was buried at ArHngton National Cemetery.

We were saddened to learn of the death of CAPT Francis W.Victor, USN (Ret.) on 22 January 2007 in Norwich, Connecticut.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 7% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 60%

The speaker at our January Washington, D.C.—Annapohs area luncheon was CDR Paul Galanti, USN (Ret.) '62. A prisoner of war for nearly seven years, he shared his story with us and included interesting graphics. An irfformative talk.

Attending: EUen and Jim Troutman, Ed Leonard, Tom Tha-wley and Judy Wanfried, Doug Payne, Leigh Ebbert, Vfrginia and George Lester, Biscuit Wev, Al Bress, Walt Locke, Jim Nunneley, Vince Argiro, Paul German, Jane and Joe Wilkinson, Jerry Rapkin, Phil Case, Hork Dimon, and BillLaux.

Rita BaUey provided a selection of photos capturing some of our activities over the past six months. Four pictures from the San Antomo trip: Betty and Wendy Rivers, Garnett BaUey, MarUyn and Chuck Frederico, and Cari Webb, DoUy and Ed Leonard taken at the

PRES: CAPT Christos Zirps, USN (Ret.) 1902Toll Bridge Ct., Alexandria,VA 22308-2447 Garnett, Marilyn and Chuck, and Carl at the Reedy's SECY: Lt Col David B.Jones, USAF (Ret.) 6708 Pageland La., Gainesville,VA 20155 in San Antonio P; 703-754-4492; E: djIocker@earthlink.net WEBMASTER: Paul Dudley E: pauldudley53@earthlink.net CLASS WEB SITE: -www.usnaSS.org

Editor's note: Due to technical problems transnfitting documents, the Class of 1953 AprU column wUl appear in the upcoming May 2007 issue. Our apologies for any inconvenience.

Ed and Dolly at the Reedy's

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P l ^ S : CAPT George V. Zeberlein, USN (Ret.) H: 410-267-7470; E: gvzeb@comcast.net SECY: CAPT George M. Henson, USN (Ret.) 701 Creek View Cir, Phoeni.xville. PA 19460 H: 610-933-6955; E: gl40250h@verizon.net WEBMASTER: -Will Croom E: \vilIyaye@cox.net WEB SITE: ^v^v^v.usna54.net

Advent 2006 Margaret and Ned KeUogg send this message to the Class and report on their experiences in the year past.

• Please know that we are thinking of each of you, near and far, and sending our best wishes for the hofiday season and for the next year.

2006 has been a year of changes and ups and downs for the KeUoggs.

The "ups" are the most ffin to relate.

In March we ventured on yet another dehghtfiU HoUand-America cruise to the Hawauan Islands with ourfriendsthe WUmes'. Despite having hved in Honolulu during several na-vy tours, we enjoyed seeing many new-to-us sites as weU as reminiscing at places we had been before. In July the famUy gathered at AvUa Beach (central Cahfornia coast) for the July wedding of granddaughter Jenn Fischer to John Price; it was a multievent-fiUed, deUghtffil weekend. We/I attended three reumons this year. We cohosted a PHILIP (DDE-498) reumon here in San Diego. The second gettogether was an AOPi sorority "talkathon" in Berkeley (ladies only).The thfrd event an ENTERPRISE (CVAN65) fire (1965) reunion during which a plaque was dedicated to navy personnel who lost their fives in thatfire.This took place at the Navy Memorial in Washington, DC. We enjoyed visiting with friends from long ago at each event.

The first "down" is we have a new car (a Toyota CoroUa) due to an accident wherein another driver ran a red Hght, totahng our older car Luckily no one was injured. Secondly, we seem to have spent a good bit of the year on health issues. An undiagnosed bug hit Ned last Christmas.

Since, an oral surgeon, urologist, urology surgeon, a Moh dermatology surgeon piggybacked by a plastic surgeon, and a neurologist have entered our lives, slowing us down somewhat.

In retirement, Ned continues with Episcopal Diocesan involvement, though not in his official executive job with the Diocese. He is stiU on the Standing

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Committee, is on the Conunission on Ordained Ministry group, does Sharp Hospital chaplaincy once a month, does a service at Saint Paul's Cathedral once a month, is on the International Commission for Worker Justice (ICWJ), and on the SteUa Maris Seafarers Center Board. I've added weekly Tai-Chi and Scrabble games with my cousin RoUy to keeping up with twice or thrice weekly tennis, Bible study, and volunteer transcription support work at ChUdren's Hospital.

May there be peace in the year to come. God's blessings.

Ned & Margaret •

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Memorial Dedication I received this moving article from Harry Lloyd Jones '48.

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• "John Yamnicky '52 and Dave Glunt, 54 were members of the U. S. Naval Test PUot Class 28. John lost his Hfe as a passenger on Ffight 77 when terrorists flew the aircraft into the Pentagon on 9/11/01; Dave passed away one day later, 9/12, from an apparent heart attack. Four other members have died during the interim years.

The group originaUy consisted of fifteen pUots/engineers but has dwindled down to nine members. (One was unable to attend this session). On 11 October 2006 the remaining group members met at their recent reunion and dedicated a commemorative plaque to our faUen shipmates. Cherry Lodge, Newark, Ohio, has a beautifial botanical garden on their premises, befieved to be the only hotel garden sanctioned and accepted into the American Association for Botanical Gardens and Arboreta Societies!!

The memorial plaque -wiU be mounted on a concrete backing which wUl serve as the base for the plaque's permanent location at the foot of a Japanese cherry tree expected to be planted shordy. The tree wiU overlook a serene, restfol, and attractive pond complete with a lovely waterfaU. For any interested Classmates, Newark is located approximately 25 miles East of Columbus.

The Cherry VaUey Lodge is appropriately located at 2299 Cherry VaUey Road, about 1/8'^^^ mUe offRt. 16.The enclosed photos show the plaque and the eight members in attendance. Jon and Dave were two of the finest pUots, officers, and gentlemen I have ever had the pleasure and privUege of knowing — we wUl always deeply nuss their presence." •

OUie's Archives Ollie Shearer weU understands the demands and deadfines of keeping the Class column -viable and of interest, especially during the Dark Ages. He continues to be an invaluable source of articles and photos for your scribe.

Here are a few shots Ned Shuman from last year. The first three were taken at the Na-vy/Temple tailgate on 18 November, the next two at the Navy/Air Force game on 6 October and the 5'-" Ned Hogan Company reumon in Colorado Springs on 9 October respectively. "^iKm'''

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Heads Up Hollyivood From our resident ffiespian comes this note of his most recent achievement m ffie world of ffieater.

• "The charming couple is Mrs. Edith & Mr. (a.k.a. Jamie Deuel) Chishokn of Robert Sheryvood's 1935 PuHtzer Prize \yinning Broadyvay drama "The Pettified Forest," recendy performed in Albuquerque. (This yvas ffie vehicle that propeUed Humphrey Bogart to movie stardom.) The Chishofins are described as, she, "about 35, raffier attractive, rather chic, yvorid yveary;" and, he, "about 45, thin, dry, sharp, and persmckety." Anyone going to ffie theater, and seemg Janfie as Mr. Chisholm, is bound to ask, hoyv is it beUevable ff he is supposed to be ....penruckety-?" (P.S.JKD yvas exacdy twice her age of 37.)" •

Column Correction Your attention is invited to a correction in our column in the January-February 2007 issue of Shipmate. On page 61, change the ID in the upper right photo from Mac Macleay to Alan D-worsky.When Al caUed the error to my attention he also noted that he yvoidd fike to add his thanks again to Jack (Anderson) and Jim (Austin) for an outstanding job of organization (5th & 6th Companies reuruon), and that a great time was had by aU. Scribe ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 5 3 % PRES: VADM Henry C. Mustin, USN (Ret.) VICE PRES: CAPT Tom Kiefaber, USN (Ret.) TREAS: COL Cal Weaver, USA (Ret.) SEC"Y: Hardey O. Holte PO. Box 5910. Annapolis. MD 21403 H: 410-280-9799; E: h.holte@att.net WEB SITE: www.usiia.com/classes/1955

We received a copy of a fine letter of commendation from George Watt, Alurrmi Association, for the service of Denny Sullivan as president of our class for 15 years. Bravo ZiUu to Deimy John Camp yvas installed on 10 January as neyv 2007 President of the NorthernVfrgima (NOVA) CouncU, Navy League of the United States. The installation yvas conducted at NOVA Council meeting at Navy League's National Headquarters in Arlington yvith National President, Mr.John Panneton presidmg. CongratiUations, John!

Persnickety Jamie & Stage Spouse

Army/Navy Your scribe, accompamed by stepdaughter Connie and husband Peter Cerroni of Peterborough, Neyv Hampshfre, and stepson Michael Osttom of Cary, North CaroHna,jomed the croyvd here in Philadelphia for the hard-fought

Remember or Honor a loved one in Alumni Hall.

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Dutch Shultz checked in to say that (almost) aU is weU after the terrible tornado struck his community in Florida this yvinter.

• "The tornado missed my area by about a mUe and wiped out one of the country clubs and several homes inTheViUages.

Joe Kronzer is also ok. We have a Blue/Gold luncheon shordy and wiU probably get the status of others then. The storm passed over me at over 65 mph (in some areas it reached over 150 mph). It thundered and Hghtening aU mght. My big, brave black lab yvas so hyper that he had the audacity to leap on my bed (he never goes on ffirmture!) and cuddle up as close as he could to me. Pretty soon, he took over the yvhole bed and I was left yvith a Htde corner. But my home and property were unscathed and the next day, you woiUd never knoyv a storm had passed thru out area." • We had a most courteous and dehghtfiU note fixjm Fred McLaren, who said, • "Attached, please find a recent photo of Avery and me taken at a recent Explorer's Club formal event. I was the 33rd president (1996-2000) of the noyv 103 year old club. It yvas founded in the US by the country's early Polar Explorers: General Adolpius Greeley, Dr Frederick Cook, General David Bernard and Admfral Robert Peary. Our membership of approximately 3,000 has included such Polar explorers as Roal Amundsen, Robert Scott, Ernest Shackelton, and most recendy, includes Captain WUHam Anderson, skipper of NAUTILUS durmg its historic ttanspolar voyage in 1958, and Admirals James Calvert, John Nicholson, and George Steele of SKATE, SARGO, and SEADRAGON respectively The basic requfrement for membership is that one has taken part in an exploration and field science that has brought back neyv knoyvledge for human kind and the results have been peer-vetted and pubHshed.

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55»57 CLASS N E W S I would be most happy to sponsor any classmates for membership that consider they meet these qualifications." • (PS: Keep an eye out for Fred's new book due now approximately Jan 08!)

Avery and Fred McLaren

Again, a very fine dinner was hosted by Anne and Ted Parker at their home in Annapolis on 27 January with many classmates joining us. A major highhght was the "tinkhng of the ivories" by our talented and creative Ray Hine.

To supplement what we had already sent by emaU, we can now update y'aU on Jim EUstrom. After several months (years?) of effort and searching, an associate of Chic Cicolani, was able to use her creative skUls to perform more extensive internet work, and found him to be stiU afive and kicking near Toronto, Canada.

He said that he wUl send us some info on his Hfe which I wUl share -with you later Jim left the USAF after 12 years as a pUot and as an engineer, and became involved in engmeering as a civUian- and later got into real estate. He says that he had to have a special pedal reaching seat for his multi-engine work! That I beheve. Thanks to the fortuitous saving of a 1960s Christmas card from him to N o r m Palladino, we also had a set of info and a famUy photo that were of help. So thanks to aU who participated in this great piece of continued sleuthing, including Joe Clarkson, who maintained info of value and to several classmates who offered to help. Address info for him is: Jim EUstrom, 10 DeWitt Ave, Etobicoke, Canada, M9B3E1 and phone: (416) 626 3356— and emaU: jimeUstrom@yahoo.ca.

Otto Zipf sent along: "A recent Fortune Magazine published their anual Hsting ofTHE 100 BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR. Classmate Ernie Volgenau's company, SRA International has again made us all proud to count him among our class group. This is not the first time that SRA has made the Hst. OveraU, SRA stood 61 in the Hst of 100, besting

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household names Hke Nike,Aflac, American Express, Texas Instruments, Marriott International, IKEA North America and KPMG, to mention a few of the famihar American icons. In the category of 36 BEST MEDIUM-SIZED COMPANIES, SRA stood 27. Bravo Zulu to Ernie and SRA. We are aU proud to know you as a friend."

An update from Afghanistan.

Skip Steele emaUed to say, in part, that, • "AU is going weU enough for us. I just spent 2 weeks designing a dining facihty which I hope to buUd using troop labor ShoiUd save some 4-5 miUion $ in tax money and years in time the Corps of Engineers would normally spend! Also nearly completed a project to bring aU training facUities into one area. Mud, snow and land mines are stiU our biggest chaUenges. I yviU have completed my tour in June and wiU return to retirement at that time. Tom State and I plan to have a mini-55 gathering somewhere in the south after I return. I look forward to seeing him and others of our class." • Skip also provided several other pertinent observations but we wiU reserve them for a later time.Thanks Skip!

LAST CALL for classmates Don Straw on 21 Jan and for Hal Schlicht on 23 Jan. From Charlie Plumly,"Just got back last night from saying so long to my old roommate, Don Sttaw. It was Strawbo's kind of day, 19 degrees, sunny with snow on the mountain. SaUy was in attendance, the smartest looking pneumonia patient in New England. AU their chUdren, Kim,Torrie and Studi and chUdren were there plus friends from surrounffing Sugar HUl. Edie and Bob Judd, Chuck Gerhan and myseff represented the class. Strawbo's decreasing quality of life during these last months, especiaUy -with the loss of total circulation and with the removal of a leg was just a little too much for my old buddy. He died a day or two after confing home. The flowers from the class were beautiful and a centerpiece of the service! Keep it on a slow beU and count your blessings." From Rip Wieler,"I was Hap (Hal) SchHcht's "wife" for the last two years at USNA and the notice of his death hit me like ton of bricks. In the early sixties, I was stationed at Camp Lejeune and I got a guided tour of the B-52 in which he was a crew member at Seymour Johnson AFB Goldsboro, and Hap fiUed me in on some of the detaUs about the loss of

George Fetterer. (Another one that hit me hard since I played in George's shadow for four years on the soccer field.)

Hap and I had kept in touch and he and Norma -visited us in Florida and we saw each other at the 50'-". Hap had a sttoke on New Year's Day and a second one two days later, and he moved on to the "great air show" in the sky on 23 Jan. For a mid who had a yawl raring and used it often, I could never figure out why he went into the AF, but he did and served it weU. Norma indicated that I was the first from the class to contact her and that she would love to hear from classmates and former service associates. (Phone:719530-0565 and emaU: nwsl@yahoo.com)" A late note from Charlie Plumly advises that D o n Straw's yvidow, SaUy, also ffied—on 17 Feb. Final ffineral services for Don and SaUy wUl be held this spring with detaUs to be promulgated later Notes to the famUy should be sent to Kim Straw Sttoup, PO Box 703 Francoma, N H 03580.

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CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRMEN: CAPT Douglass F. Hayman, USN (Ret.) (11) Col George Mushalko, USAF (Ret.) (15) SEC'YS: Dan Garges (24) 1846 Greenplace Terrace Rockville, MD 20850 P: 301-340-8197; E: Dan.Garges@filetek.com WEB SITE: wwTv.usna.com/cIasses/1956

Reunion Videos and Class Registers The video produced for our 50th Reunion has received rave reviews -wiffi comments fike "everyone should have one—classmates, widows, chUdren of classmates"—and it wiU probably be incorporated in the Veterans History Project in the Library of Congress. We have sold almost aU of our 200-copy printing but can produce adffitional copies to offer everyone an opportunity to have one. It is indeed a ttuly encapsulating, interesting, and entertaining legacy and history of our class, and the times, from plebe year through our 50th, ending with a touching ttibute and memorial to aU who have faUen along the way. We also have a few reunion effition Class Registers avaUable, or can print more, for aU of you who do not have this handy reference of addresses, phone numbers, e-mails, etc. Videos are $10 each and Registers are $25 each. MaU CHECKS to George Mushalko, 8214 Treebrooke Lane, Alexandria,VA 22308, payable to: "USNA Alumni Ass'n.—Class of 1956 Reunion."

10th Comparty Party at the 50th Carl Nelson reports: It yvas a marvelous party-—great ffin at an Irish setting.

Nancy Henry, Mary Pat and Danny Sullivan orgamzed ffie evemng at Harry BroyyTis on State Circle. Even after 50 years, our lOffi Company group came togeffier as ff we had never been ayvay.

Present yvere Effie and Danny Michaels, Dariene Scott, Geraldine and Vic Baricev. MJ and Ted Bennett, Phil Sullivan (yviffi date, of course), Jacquehne and Walt Denham, Maureen and Bob Motherway, Elaine and Bob WUUams, Susan and Stan Booth. Dolores and Carl Nelson, Liz and Jim Murtland, Lyffia and Steve Soltesz came from CaHforma, but it was Chuck Missler (sans Nancy) yvho came ffie farffiest—aU ffie yvay Scorn Israel wffiere he had been leading a tour.

Navy/Marine Corps history. One of these commemorates the service of the over 2300 Naval Academy gratis yvho chose Air Force careers and memoriahzes the 115 who gave their fives in yvars and other Air Force operational nfissions. Their service in our nation's newest nfifitary arm helped forge the most powerfiU air force in the history of the world. The 115 are ffirther remembered in memorial chairs located in the seating area below the Air Force Arch. The bulk of the Air Force accession took place fi-om the classes of 1949 through 1963, yvith smaUer numbers before and after these classes—most recendy—3 fix)m ffie Class of 2006. From ffie Class of 1956 a total of 169 grads received comnfissions m the Air Force.

Seven of these are memoriafized in ffie 115 seats defficated to those who made ffie supreme sacrifice. George Mushalko, The Jones and Sebrings fix)m '53 and '56, yvas ffie initiator and project coordinator ffie Dobbs and Osbums firam '59 jomed for ffie arch, leadmg not only the raismg us, bookends for our experience in ffie of ffie ffinds but also serving as the fifth yying. Mort Hansen, John and primary architect and designer of the arch Virginia Nelson, Jim and Barbara itseff. The effort begun in early 2004 Shortridge, Reed and Shfrley Leyvis, Bob culminated with the official deffication m and Iris Browm, and BUI and Claudette October 2005 with the Superintendents Slaughter were unable to make it—^we of ffie Afr Force Academy and Naval missedffiem.WUbur Buck '57 who Academy presidmg. The arch wiU serve as turned back after 2/c year and ffien went a hving ttibute to the Naval Academy for on to a fine career in ffie Na-vy was its support to the new Air Force, founded reclaimed; he and his yvffe arranged to 1947, over its formative years, and assures come even ffiough it was not his reumon. that this key chapter in the Naval BUI O'Keefe regaled us wiffi his standup Academy's long and Ulusttious history wUl confic routine about fife at ffie academy. not be lost on ffiture generations.

One of ffie highfights was when Carl Last Call—Makolm Malloy (10) caUed Mai Malloy, who is on ffie binnaAs a Midshipman 50 years ago, Mai cle Hst in La Mesa, CaHforma. The ceU MaUoy was known fondly as the "onephone yvas ffien passed among aU man bagpipe player!" He mttoduced the company mates to chat and encourage instrument m the academy's mess haU our shipmate to get weU soon. Although between ffie more famihar sounds of a we heard bagpipes three rimes at ffie drum-and-bugle corps. But not until 2 reunion, it yvas wonderfijJ!—a special years ago, when the academy formed the reason to miss Mai, the orUy bagpiper of Pipes and Drums of the Brigade of our time and a fine one. {Sadly, Mai passed Midshipmen, ffid bagpipes become a away on Nov. 28, but unth the knowledge of fixture at the academy.

Although Ulness hotv much his life meant to his shipmates—see prevented Mai from attending his 50th his obituary beUnv) class reumon this year, his classmates A supeA reumon got off to a great presented him with a commendation m start that Friday mght in a room just right November for ffis pioneering efforts in for 37 close firiends. It was such a highlaying the groundyvork for the bagpiper Hgjit that we aU kno-w, when we do it band. The academy brought a commemoagain we wUl have another great turnout. rative badge on Polaris tartan to our home Seeing and remembering company-mates when he was under hospice care, said his is as great as it gets. wife. Heather. Cmdr. MaUoy, who played Air Force Memorial Arch in Navy-Marine the bagpipe untU 5 years ago with the Corps Stadium Cameron Highlanders Marching Pipe The recendy renovated Navy-Marine Band, died Nov. 28 at his La Mesa home.

Corps Memorial Staffium includes a set of The cause of death was lymphoma, his 20 memorial arches defficated to key famUy said. Three tours on afrcraft carriers chapters in Naval Academy and durmg the Vietnam War marked Cmdr.

MaUoy's 20 years of active duty. He retired in 1976 as Deputy Commander of Operational Testing and Evaluation at North Island Naval Air Station.

He also served aboard the icebreaker Staten Island on tours off the Arctic and Antarctic and on carriers Independence, Bonhon-tme Richard and Kitty Hawk. In addition to his wife Heather, other survivors include his daughter Kaoime MaUoy of Surgeon Bay, Wis.; son Sean MaUoy of San Diego; stepchUdren, HoUy MaMahon of San Diego, Andrea Gogek of La Mesa and Adam Flint of Areata; and eight grandchUdren.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 57% PRES: CAPT David S. Cooper, USN (Ret.) SECY: LCDR. R O. Behrends, USN (Ret.) 143-A East Lake Drive. Annapohs, MD 21403 E: pobehiends@aol.com C O R R . SECY: CAPT EN. Howe Jr., U S N (Ret.) 1 Walter Cir., Fiedericksbuig.VA 22405-2363 E: fiihusna57@cox.net WEBMASTER: Fred Dammann "WEB SITE: -www.usnaST.org

With regret it is reported ffiat the losses continue.

After a vafiant effort. Lieutenant Colonel Lucian Keith DeMott, USAF (Ret.) lost his batde with cancer on 27 January 2007 at the Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne, FL. A smaU famUy service was to be foUowed by murnment at the USNA Columbarium at a date to be later announced. Keith is survived by PoUy, five chUdren, 13 grandchUffien and one great-granddaughter.

FoUo'wing a long confinement for Alzheimer'sffisease.Colonel George Joseph Thomas, Jr., USAF (Ret.) passed away in Baltimore, MD on 8 February 2007. George was predeceased

by Lorraine and is survived by five chUdren and three grandchUdren. A ffineral mass was conducted at the Naval Academy chapel on 13 February -with inurnment at the Columbarium planned for a later date.

Way back around last Army-Navy time our faithfiU Coronado sttmger, George "LFC" Lanman, reported on the annual contest for bragging rights among the brothers-m-arms thereabouts.

Unfortunately his commumque went up in a puff when the scribe's computer "crumped" and only through George's dogged deternfination was the report exhumed and requeued. Here's George's delayed report:

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5 0 T H REUNION OCTOBER 24 - 28 2007

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WEDNESDAY. 24 OCTOBER Yard Activities No Host Happy Hour

THURSDAY. 25 OCTOBER Golf Outing Yard Activities/YP Cruises Welcome Reception/BufFet

FRIDAY. 26 OCTOBER Memorial Service Class Gift Presentation Parade (if scheduled) Company/Battalion Parties

SATURDAY. 27 OCTOBER Virtual Tailgate Football Game (Dela-ware) Cocktail Reception Reunion Banquet

SUNDAY. 28 OCTOBER Brunch and Farewell The complete reunion schedule is in the registration mailing. Reunion check-in/registration is at Loews Hotel at the dates and times listed in the schedule. If you have not received a registration mailing, contact Jerry Smith: scoop(@his.com or telephone 703 360-3038 Questions or comments contact: Peter Junghans:pjunghans(^aol.com or telephone 703 836-7966 Fritz Warren: warrenge(@hq.nmcrs.org or telephone 703 622-6640 Overflow accommodations are available at The Historic Inns of Annapolis and the soon to open Westin Annapolis Hotel. See the Class website www.usna57.org or contact your Company Coordinator for updated reunion and lodging information.

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• It is my honor to report to ffie Class of '57 that six classmates in two foursomes in ffie annual 'Beat Army' scramble goff tournament came in 2nd and 3rd net yyinners for some S and a free round of goff. '56 yvas the oldest class to shoyv up and got ffie anchor ayvard! Participants involved yvere: (r to 1.) D o u g Lowrance, Dick Madouse, Tony Crowell, Dave Delo, George Kachigian, Mike Kachigian (George's son) and George Lanman. •

AttheA/N Scramble

Thanks for bemg dogged, George.

A simUar situation occurred on Bob Rositzke's yvay backfixDmsunny Italy.

The only difference bemg ffiat Bob only threatened to send his report on several occasions before.. .months later.. .actuaUy pickling it off to us. He also had a great story and an even better photo of some handsome tourists domg thefr thmg among ffie ruins: • I have attached a picture of Keith Hastie. Nancy DooHn, Max and me taken at ffie ruins of Pompeu on our recent trip to Italy as part of ffie Naval Academy Alumra Tours. It was a fast moying two yveeks but we got to see a lot of Italy and meet other alurrmi. I think one of ffie highfights was plenty of good ItaHan yvine and mcreffible pasta. Food doesn't qmte taste ffie same smce we arrived home. •

La Vita e Bella

As nearly as can be deternfined the guys managing the effort on the 50''" Reumon gift - the Chafr in Naval Heritage - have decided that they need a Httle more

muscle behind their perioffic enjoinments for participation, so the old "Get your oar in ffie yvater" protagomst Fritz Warren has been suited-up for ffie final push to October His opemng shot to the Class News column reads as foUows: • Please include ffie foUowing on ffie Class of 1957 Chair in Naval Heritage near ffie fixjnt of the next column: The Class is on the verge of estabhsffing a record of "percentage of classmates participating" that yviU stand for many a year In order to msure success in this endeavor, it is important for each member of the Class to make sure he has made a conttibution to the Naval Academy Foundation earmarked for ffie Class of 1957 Chafr. If you have not done so ffius far, it is rime to get your oar in the water!

The next and subsequent issues of Shipmate yvUl report on the total percent of classmates who have conttibuted. • As an old Cutter Crew 803 member let me advise you that the words "it is important for each member.. .to make sure" means that the speaker yviU be ffisappointed ff you faU to do tffis.We always endeavored not to ffisappomt the Cutter Cox'n jack in the old days so the current parricipation numbers -wUl be routinely reported here over the next several months in an effort to encourage those yvho have not yet gotten their backs into it to limber up their checkbooks and partidpate. And that's aU that's bemg asked here — no monumental effort — no big butter-and-egg-man-from-Peoria business. Just partidpate. Your check goes to: U.S. Naval Academy Foundation, 291 Wood Road, Beach HaU, AimapoHs, MD 21402. Make the check out to "Naval Academy Foundation - 1957 Naval Heritage Chafr" - and good on you.

The next conttibution comes from BUI Hamel who, together with Ken MaUey, has managed the Class' Link m the Chain activities wdth the great Class of 2007; an operation that we find is suddenly in the home sttetch: • On Wednesday, 31 January, the Class of 2007 hosted a major celebration of thefr Link with the Class of 1957. The venue yvas the First Class Club, on the second deck of Hubbard HaU, just inside Gate 8.

There was five music, food and drink, much conversation, sea stories told by a few of the more semor class, aU enjoyed by 13 of our Classmates plus brides, and by a huge croyvd of rmds, many hundreds, more than ever seen at the Club before.

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exceed the aUowed Club capacity. They were aU in coat and tie or party dresses and we've never seen so many bright, enthusiastic young people having a great time togeffier.

Attenffing for '57 were Eleanor and Pete Boyne, Peg and Ken MaUey, Donna and JJ Smith, Chuck 'WUbur, Dave Cooper, Trudy and FranJc Fendler, Vicky and Dave North, PhyUis and Dick Emmett, Keith Hastie, Fritz Warren, George Philipps, Paul Roush, and Sue and BiU Hamel. The '07 crowd was ably led by its Class officers, Brady Beauchamp (Pres.), Ben Tuck (VP), Jennifer Rounds (Treasurer), and JuUeann Jordan (Secy). Jufie was the event coorffinator and what a great job she ffid, includmg a huge blue and gold banner behind the bandstand saying'"07 Welcomes '57", shutde buses to and from Bancroft HaU (it was a bitter cold mght), contmuous entertainment, two bars (wine and beer only), plenty of finger food, and a lot of pre-event advertismg.

A large number of larger rmds, seraor members of the 2006 varsity footbaU team were on hand. In a special award, '07's Brady Beauchamp presented a footbaU signed by the '07 players to BUI Hamel for his support of the Link program wdth '57.

The firsties conducted a sea story competition, with '57 volunteers teUing the stories. George Phffipps was awarded first prize. We'U have to get him to repeat the story at a luncheon, since the noise level was high enough in the First Class Club that none of us heard it. •

Secretary Jordan and the Champion Talker

Rather too much usefial photography proceeded from the annual Valentme's Day gathering at the Washington Chapter's February lunch. As opposed to the usual assembfies of tffis group, aU were on best beha-vior, no doubt due to the ciydfizing presence of many of the civffizmg force.

Neady arranged below are some of the photos of guys you may recogmze together yvith the altogether more engagmg countenances of thefr drags. We wUl plug in others in confing coHimns.

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Contrary to meteorological rumors, the month of AprU was not clubbed into submission by the winter storms that swept the country, and has managed to arrive on schedule! The addition of the extra hours of dayfight savings time are creffited with resuscitating AprU, and as a bonus, the ongoing struggle between the Dark ofWinter and Global Warrmng provided an incentive to arise and join the fray. Gardeners, goffers, and gadabouts throughout the land have eagerly been expecting it, and despite the fact it does bring an income tax deadhne date, it gets a warm reception in aU corners of the country.

This month, most of the adventures come from the 2nd Company as a result of a change of telephone number by their company representative, BiU MarshaU. BUI sent out an email notice to his company regarffing his new phone number down in Morehead City NC. This short and direct message then elicited a chain of responses, which provide an update on the doings of several classmates in the 2nd company!

Paul J. MiUer was one of the first to respond, and he passes on the foUowing:

John and Cynnie Heyde

Larry and Alice Goldstein

Jim and Jean Gant

Rich and Jan Enkeboll

This seems to be about aU the damage we can do this time around. Hope you made it through March Madness with your bankroU intact. Remember when March Madness meant Spring Leave? No lads ever got more out of a long weekend than we did. Carpe diem. —FNH Call 410-295-4190 to find out how you can match your recent contribution.

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• "I am probably one of the few that are stUl working. I opened a saUing school in the LA area in 1966 after leaving the service and just cannot wait to go to work each day. Saihng with beautiful young people each day is reaUy a trip.

Even just sailing is great! You can learn more on our web site, www. californiasaifingacademy. com.

We started an Approved Coast Guard School, which is going great. We train and test people for professional USCG Maritime Masters Licenses. I've written a few books on saUing subjects and am always looking for editors. If any of you are so bored that you want to read the stuff, I wUl gladly forward it to you. I also teach a bunch of classes at UCLA and am starting some Online Courses at UCLA in the next few months. If anyone knows much about onfine courses give me a shout. I know very Httle about the ins and outs of online.

I am an ordained miraster with the Umversal Life Church and can perform marriages. So let me know ff you are ready.

The price is right. For years I have been performing them on the boat, however they are only good for the duration of the cruise. Some Hke that that better I heard that we should be getting social security for the time we spent at the Academy. Are any of you getting credit for that? And have you ffiscovered Skype? It's free Internet phone caUs anytime aU over the states. I hope to see you aU at the 50th reunion at USNA. Paul" • George Ruwwe then picked up the baU down in Jafisco, Mexico, passing on the foUowing: • "I also am stiU working, as I am a dentist here in Mexico and having a baU. Beheve it or not, I too am an ordained nfinister in the Umversal Life Church. I did many weddings in Missouri for poor folks...aU free, but with a lot of great parties.

Please let me know more about the SSN while in the Academy. I think I am getting retirement points also, but do not know nor understand how. Let me know on the SSN! George" • These two emaUs then engendered a third, this one from Paul "Zach" Cummins in Maryland, who wrote: • "It seems that many of us have decided to serve the Lord in retirement.

Praise the Lord!

After retirement from the corporate world and the Naval Reserve in 1992,1 decided to go to seminary. Since that time I have served many nfimstries in the United Methodist Church. Currendy, I am serving as Pastor of Cedar Grove UMC in Parkton, Maryland near my home. I can baptize, serve commumon, wed couples and bury the dead. But my greatest joy is conducting weekly worship and preaching the Gospel. I know you feUow ministers know what I mean.

Blessings to aU. Paul" • Pete Hekman out in San Diego then weighed in with his commentary on the continuing string of emaUs: • "Let's see if my count is right—so far, four preachers have reported in (Zach Cummins, PJ MiUer, George Ru-wwe, and BiU MarshaU). Any more out there?

I feel I must have nfissed something Plebe Year. Does lifetime choir member count?

I would jokingly Hke to know if any of the rest of you ended up preaching the

crospels of'thou shalt and ffiou shalt not" accorffing to H.G. Rickover?

By the way, I continue to work as weU, but as an independent consultant, and report only to my bride of soon-tobe 49 years, come June 4. God bless one and aU, Pete " • The next one batting in the Hneup was Jack Sutton fix)m Saluda N C (Chesty PuUer country): • "Thank you, Pete! I was beginffing to think 1 was ffie only non-miraster in ffie 2nd Co. and wondering where ffid I go yvrong? I yvUl adnfit to being an elder in ffie Presbyterian Church. I ffiank you gendemen who are stUl working. Please don't stop, yve need your taxes and social security payments. I am weU retfred on 5 acres in ffie beautifial mountains of Western Norffi Carofina and have been married to ffie same pretty girl for 46 years. Hope to see aU of you in '08.

Best -wishes to aU, Jack" •

Anyway our Skype name is"kauphykup", and we have a cordless Skype phone.

Skype is great for us because we have our kids scattered to the 4 winds. One in Columbus, Ohio; one in Birnfingham, England; another in Sydney, Austraha; one in Auckland, NZ; and, one in WeUington, NZ, so it saves us quite a bit on phone caUs. My brother and sister are stiU in CaHforma and on it goes.

Gaynor and I are stiU living in New Zealand—27 years now but we are planning on mo-ving to the Sunshine Coast above Brisbane, Austraha for a few years.

The attached photo is of Gaynor and I fishing at Paddock Rocks near our home in the Marlborough Sounds.

'58 Is Great! Art" •

Paul L. Weitfle III, USNA '58 is holding that photograph.

My son, Paul L. Weiffie IV, is to my right, holffing ffis son, Paul L. Weiffie V Paul IV IS an ex-USN F-14 Tom Cat pUot. My father's USMA ffiploma hangs on the waU of my den, next to my USNA diploma. Both diplomas were issued to "Paul LeRoy Weitfle Jr," wffich in part explains why I stiU sign my name as "Jr" even though I am the third in this group of five. I am very proud of my USMA connection; in fact, I even went to school there for six years! My father was stationed at West Point during WWII, and I attended grades 1 through 6 at the West Point ChUdren's School. Smcerely, Paul" •

Continumg ffie chat. Jack Osborn in Cincinnati provided an update emaU getting us aU caught up on ffis activities: • "Adding to the chat, I have been retired since '04. MarUyn sold her company to Legg Mason and is stUl working as a portfoHo manager. We have flexibffity to ttavel and do so often. 2006 found us in Europe twice, on a couple of goff ttips about the US, ttavehng m Canada, and on a ski trip to Steamboat where we always connect withArme and Al SkUes (12th). This year we've been to Phoenix for goff and leave February 17th for skiing in Snowmass.

My retirement job is focused on gi-ving back to the commumty by serving on the arts boards of Cincinnati's Symphony, Playhouse, and Opera, where I concenttate on raising fonds for them. I'm keeping busy. We look forward to our mumal ffinner in 585 days! Our best to you aU and keep healthy. Jack." • AU this lead to a short note from Art Bass in Okiwi Bay, New Zealand, where perhaps the arrival of AprU is not that great, for it starts the Kiwis into their autumn and -winter seasons. Art wrote: • "I did get credit for the 4 years at USNA for Social Security Annuity. It also counted towards my reserve retirement points but they do combine the two and drop your pension for the Naval Reserve accorffingly Yes, we are on Skype, if we just remember to turn it on. We are not home a lot, as we are usuaUy out fishing.

Five Generations of Weitfles Bass, Fishing in New Zealand

The Social Security issue has been in play for some time now, and several classmates have taken advantage of the additional time. It doesn't always work out, as some individuals managed to reach the maximum social security benefit based upon their total work ffistory and contribution, and the additional creffits don't add anything to that.

WhUe this column has been dedicated to catcffing up with classmates in the 2nd company, there are a couple of other news items. Paul Weitfle (12th) in Cincinnati sends in an interesting letter and photo.

Here is his note: • "I am responffing to the request asking for photos for the 50th reunion. This one doesn't quite fit the '58 theme outhned, but maybe it can be used in contrast to other submitted photos of multiple generations of'58 grads and their Navy ancestors.

Tffis photo taken last July shows five generations of Paul L. Weiffie. Paul L. Weitfle I (1868—1921) is shown in a 1920 photo taken at Battle Monument, US Mffitary Academy West Point NY, proudly standing next to his son Paul L. Weiffie II (1900—1978), who graduated with the USMA class of 1925.Yours truly.

A note for the Binnacle List comes from Vic Fredda (10th), who teUs us that Jim Fredericksen (10th) underwent a heart bypass operation in early February to repair his 13-year-old quadruple bypass.

He was in surgery about 12 hours and had a lot of pain but is since progressing weU. Just to keep the flag pictures going, here is yet another exotic one from the round the world cruise ofJoan and Rupe MacLean (21st) a year ago. It shows them in Egypt at Aswan High Dam on the NUe. iPOijKCT OM D;

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That's the lirffit for this time. Check the pictures on the class web site.

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PRES: VADM Francis R. Donovan, USN (Ret.) CHAIRMAN EXEC. COMMITTEE: Gerald G. Garbacz E: gggarbacz@aol.com SECY: ColJ.H. "Tun" Tinsley, USMC (Ret.) 2207 Lomond Ct.,Vienna,VA 22181 H: 703-648-1744; E: tonsIey59@cox.net "WEB SITE; www.usna.com/classes/1959 WEBMASTER: Dave Sullivan E: clsuIIiva9@cox.net

50th Reunion Planning Stattis: The Class 50th Reumon Comrmttee has completed conttacting for Annapofis hotels. The reumon dates are now set for Thursday-Sunday 1-4 October 2009.The footbaU opponent wiU be Air Force. Our headquarters hotel -wiU be the elegant, new Westin Annapohs, where we wUl have a block of 200 rooms. We wUl also have a block of 80 rooms at the O'CaUaghan Hotel, a smaUer luxury hotel wffich provided rooms for our 45th reumon. Both hotels are on West Stteet.

The Westin Annapohs is stUl under construction and expects to open later tffis year. Neiffier hotel is ready yet to accept reservations for our reumon in 2009.The Class yviU announce the reservations process later, with pricmg, telephone numbers, and web site addresses.

Link in the Chain FutureActitnties: Marty Finerty (10) continues to actively manage Class participation in the Link in the Chain Program. Here's ffis report on upconfing events -with the Class of '09: • "In the confing months, several events wUl occur that perrffit interaction between the finked Classes of'59 and '09.

SpecfficaUy: Late AprU—the ring donor ceremony -wiU be held in Memorial HaU. AU who have donated a ring wUl be invited, along with a few representatives of the Class of '59. Attendance yvUl be by invitation only.

17 May—a Luau wUl be held on Hospital Point. AU Class of'09 members -wiU attend. Class of'59 members along -with spouses/sigmficant others are welcome to attend. A Hst of'59er's planmng to attend the event must be presented to USNA reps for planmng purposes about 1 May. Folks desiring to attend should advise me as soon as possible.

Late August—a comrffitment dinner wiU he held before the start of classes. At that time the members of'09 agree to fimsh the education program at USNA and serve for five years foUowing graduation. Bud McFarlane (14) has agreed, tentatively based on his busy schediUe, to

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serve as the speaker for this event. Class of '59 members along with spouses/sigrfificant others are welcome to attend. Again, those planmng to attend shoiUd advise me as soon as possible as a fist -wiU be needed

by USNA reps.

Late May 2008—the Ring Dance is held -with the usual ceremony and picture inside a repHca of the class ring. Class of '59 members along with spouses/ sigmficant others are welcome to attend.

Our budgeted doUar obHgation for aU Link activities has been met. Uffiess inflation causes a sigmficant increase in the price of the coUar devices, we now have adequate ffinds to meet aU expected expenses. Thank you to aU who have conttibuted monies to make tffis program possible, as weU as your time by participating in the various events.

Marty Finerty, Link Coorffinator, tel: 410-849-2502; emaU: mjffi59@ comcast.net ." • Class Valentine's Dinner Darue: Fourteen Class couples gathered for a festive Valentine's evening on 16 February at the USNA Officer's and Faculty Club.

The weather in the WasffingtonAnnapoHs area leaffing up to tffis champagne toast and music ttibute to our spouses was continual frigid cold— perfect Dark Ages conffitions! Classmates and spouses attenffing included EUeen and Ray Art (5), Linda and Norm Bednarek (22), Kathleen and Dan Branch (2), Mary Ann and Murray Cheston (5),Joan and Marty Finerty, Lois and Joe Flynn (6), Linda and Griff HamUton (12), Ginny and Rick Johnson (17), Linda and Dave Osburn (10), Brenda and Don Siffith (13), Ann and Gary Siffith (21), Barbara and Tim Tinsley (17), Ona and DanTruax (6) and MarUynn and Van Nield (1). A photo wUl be included in the next Shipmate.

George Strohsahl (24) conttibuted a much appreciated, good news story of some recent changes in ffis Hfe after ffie sad passing in 2004 of Marvy, his -wife of 44 years.

• "Having retired from Boeing, I took up a hobby I could definitely do better than golf I started giving ffight instruction at a local airport in Auburn,WA.This was in adffition to soaring instruction I had been doing off and on for over 30 years. What started as a part time undertaking grew quickly into a 24/7 activity. Between ffights I started an occasional emaU correspondence with a friend whose husband, a retired Navy fighter pUot and friend for over 20 years, also passed away in 2004.

Mary Anne VernaUis and I began sharing our experiences, fanfily stories, and values through frequent emaUs. Tffis led to visits and rather quickly to love. When she was ffiagnosed with breast cancer in late 2004, we decided to five together so I could help her through the treatment and recovery process. (I also had breast cancer in 2001 and had gone through the whole routine myself... .Yes, Classmates, we guys can get it too!). Mary Anne has come through that ordeal just fine. We have traveled between Wasffington and CaHforma -with the seasons and I finally sold my place in Wasffington last faU. On 30 December we said our marriage vows before our combined fanfifies and local area friends in CamarUlo, CA. Our address is 425 Helga Ct., Newbury Park, CA 91320. Phone (805) 498-5299.-When I'm not flying my Carat motor gHder and she's not pursuing her many activities as a volunteer m the commuffity we hope to do a fair amount of ttavehng starting wiffi a delayed honeymoon to Hawafi in February. Life is good with my wonderfiU Mary Anne! Rise and Sffine, George." • Thanks, George, and our hearty congratulations!

Mary Anne and George Stiohsahl

December saw 18th Company mates Mike Cronin, Tony LaSala and BiU Molnar get together for ffiree days at Bill's home in The Woodlands, Texas.

Mike provided a nice long report, wiffi some exttacts included here: • "Tony and I flew down fixjm New Jersey to San Antonio and, after a ffight on the toyvn, ffiove to Phyffis and BiU's impressive new home. In ffis state of ffie art home theater, we started the weekend watching "Victory at Sea" episodes.Tony convinced BiU and me to take a tour with him of the San Jacinto batdefield and monument to Texas' independence, combined with a detaUed visit to the hot spots of Galveston.

The next evening, PhyUis took us to the new, wonderfffi restaurant/upscale shopping area in The Woodlands. Tony has

spent his post-Nay-al ayiation career in developing,buUffing, and owmng shoppins malls in ffie souffi and in Neyv Jersey, and he yvas particiU.trly finpressed yyiffi ffie steak restaurant and cigar bar PhvlHs uncovered.

We talked a lot about ffie Class and our happy youffi at USNA.Tony renunded us he yvas selected as an AUAmerican squash player for rvyo years, and as far as he knoyvs no Nay-y- player has been selected since. BUI pointed out that he had no demerits, uiffike me yvho had as many- as John McCain '58.

After four years in the US Army, incluffing service m Germany during ffie Berlin WaU crisis, I spent my career as a chenfical arts patent attorney and Neyv York lawyer lust before this Texas reuffion I had jomed Fred Dorwart (4) and Stan Legro (3) m Cambridge, MA for our 40ffi anffiversary- of graduation from Hary-ard Layv School. Fred is stUl practicing layv m Tulsa and Stan is doing pro bono environmental yvorkfixDmffis Rancho Santa Fe home m ffie San D i ^ o area.

BUI, Tony and I plan to meet tffis summer at Tony's beach house on Cape Cod.Time is precious to us aU. Mike" I It was good to see Mike at ffie Class tailgateforffie2006 homecoming game, and to be able to pass along this clear eyidence of ffie strong bonds that bmd our Class.

59"ers were out in force for ffie 2006 FootbaU Banquet m Januaryin Annapohs. Grace Fritzmger provided new3 and some super photos from ffie banquet (more photos are on the Class yveb site).

Army Slayer Coach A special guest yvas Wayne Hardin Coach Way-ne Hardm, who yvas asked to present an engraved gold watch m memory of George Fritzinger (22) to the Mid honored as the outstandmg interior HnemarL John Chan '07, who had a steUar season m ffie iffiddle of Nav-y's defensive Hne, was the yy-eU deservmg recipient.

Classmates celebrating yviffi the team were Lmda and N o r m Bednarek.Joan and Marty Finerty, Mary and Paddy Ford (15). Delores and Tom Lukish (2), Sandy and Bob Reifsnyder (5), SaUy and George Simmons (15), and Pete Van Nort (4).

About 60 former Navy footbaUers also attended a welcome back luncheon recogffizing Coach Harffin in the N Room at ffie staffitmi. Coach was presented wiffi a syveater loaded yyith five N stars for ffis yictories over Army durmg ffis higffiy successfid tenure at ffie helm.

We weU remember those glory days.

Dan is a tough Marine, never complains, and is sustained by ffis sttong faith in God. Please ffiop a note or caU Dan. If you are able to visit, check ffi ffie day or so before -with Barbara to coorffinate (703) 780-2836.

Rise and Sffine, —Tim ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 3% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 63% PRES: VADM Ed Clexton, USN (Ret.) 1000 Bobolink D r . V i i ^ a Beach,VA 23451 H: 757-491-2141; E: clexboeck@aol.com SECY: Bill Lewis 14312 Cove Ridge PL, Midlodiian,VA 23112-4337 H: 804-744-8808; E: biIe\vi5@comcasLnet WEB SITE: http://www.usna60.com/

From Jack Sha-w (2): • The 47 and a half reunion in San a litde less than a year away. classmates on the West Coast from 4 through 6 March 2008. For info, e-maU Jack Shaw (2) at jshawl4@aol.com, or John Schmidt (20) atjschmidt@score.net, or caU Jack at 619-437-0687 (H) or John at 619-313-2243 fW). Thank you. Jack •

Pefe Van Nort, Mary and Paddy Ford, Sandy and Diego is Bob Reifsnyder, Delores and Tom Lukish and Grace Join our Fritzinger at Football Banquet

From Al Arcuni (2):

Ned Oldham '58, Bob Reifsnyder, Tom Lukish, and Coach Hardin

Pete Schon (3) came up on the net to mqufre about hoyv to get Army game tickets (ffi Baltimore tffis year on December l).That led to some emaU exchanges reminiscffig about some hilarious incidents whUe at ffie Marine Corps Basic School. Pete Hves m Baltimore so yve can expect to see him at the big game.

Beat Army—some more!

Lee Bickley (14) yvas m Wasffington for a meeting at Quantico mvolvmg a field artUlery program he supports. Lee Hves ffi Connecticut, works at Picatinny Arsenal ffi New Jersey and is stUl hard at it—and enjoying ffis busyfife.We shared old times over some fish n' chips at a local Irish Pub. Semper Fi. Binacle Lbt: Dan Chapla (9) has been hospitalized at ffieVA hospital ffi Wasffington, DC smce last August yvtith Parkmson's ffisease.

He enjoys hearing from and seemg old friends/Classmates very much. His bedside phone is 202-518-4406, but he can not return nfissed calls. His address is c/o his -wffe Barbara at 8305 Wagon -Wheel Road, Alexandria,VA 22309.

• "Super SixtyffiVA/DC/MD. We had a great turn out m November at the ANCC (Army Navy Countr>' Club ffi ArHngton) (see the attached picture) 1st row- from left - Al Arcuni (2), Bob Matulka (2), Jim Hancock (16), John Chenard (14), and Grant Sharp (19) 2nd royv from the left - John Claman (3),Tom Solak (2), MUse-WUlsey (24), Tom Head (14), Lou Heacock (13), Walt Smits (21), Dick Pariseau (1) (ffidmgbehffid Walt),John Leahy (13), Paul Dg (13), Gary GogdeU (7) Bob Stevenson (2), Ron Reese (23), and Bud Powers (21). • From Walt Smits (21) to Rod Friedmaim (5): • "Hey Moose—yve also have get-togethers as you can see (if you have your glasses on)—stUl woffid Hke it better ffi southeastern VA. Time yviU teU—just came back from Richmond yvhere I yvas trying to be BobVUa(TV) and put up some temp yyindoyv installation in Kate's 1940s apartment. After aU yvhen she graduates next year from La-w school she wUl be making the big??? bucks and taking care of me ffi the manner I've never be accustomed to—noyv you beheve ffiat and I have a submarine I yvoffid yvant to seU you—^best to Paula and have a great Thanksgivffig. Wrench" April 2007

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Wick Parcells, Mary Jane Whelan and the Kays

DC group

PS. "Wrench" equates to Walt Smits (21) (former Engineer on USS CROAKER (SS 246)) Rod • From Chuck Agustin (17): • "I can't forget that 1956 Army Navy game, Oz.The two teams were both in the running for the top positions in coUegiate footbaU during our 4 years at the Academy and the odds were even harder to predict.

The 1959 -winter was bad and it was a terribly cold day in PhUadelphia and I thought (wrongly) that aU Army Navy games would be as snowy and cold as that day. Tffis pineapple picker, as DD (Dick Dodson (17)) caUs me, had already gotten used to the snow and cold weather, as we had early snowstorms even prior to that, but even the excitement could not negate the wind chUl we had to suffer We went to the Cotton Bowl (which we won). Chuck" •

see Ben's home. He's got items I have never even seen before. They are the center of Navy activity in Cherry HiU, NJ and it was indeed a pleasure to spend time with them. As the old saying goes, "Whenever two or three shaU meet One tffing that Ben said on the way to the game which reaUy had an impact on me and I wonder if any of you reaUy reahzed it also. But it was exactly 50 years ago this faU that we aU attended our first Army/Navy game. As I recaU it was a 7-7 tie and we got some convoluted carry on, but it was better than nothing. Just think!

50 years ago! And here we are stiU watching Army/Navy games. Ain't it great!

Let's hope we win 5 more in a row. God bless. Oz" •

From Bob Osmon (17): • "Dear Classmates, I just returned form the Army/Na-vy game which aU of you know by now was the best one in some time. I attended on a spare ticket held by Ben Cote (24) and joined ffim and his group of friends at the game. I sat next to a West Pointer which made the game a lot more ffin, but I did keep adrffitting to him that Army was playing very weU, at least for three quarters. I didn't reaUy get cold until the 4th quarter when the action heated up on the field, so I was balanced.

Ben and Janet were very gracious to host me for two evenings in their home.

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Stanford game attendees

From Ed Mangan (20): • "BiU, Many of our classmates attended the Navy Stanford game at the opening of their new stadium in California. Attached is a picture of our Super Sixty flag at the game. It is held by (left to right) Joanne & Bob Gamba (11),Theresa Papa, and Alice & Dan AfFourtit (24).The Navy turnout was great but aU agreed that our class was the best represented. Ed" •

Tom Wishart&Ray Taylor

Meinicke, vonKolnitz & Harden

Rod Friedmann (5) says: • "Thirty four people attended the Christmas Party. They included: Jack Brockman (18) & Guest, Catherine & Ed Clexton (10), Prissy & Wick ParceUs (12), Alice & Tom Meinicke (22), Mary Jane & Ray Taylor (14), Sue & Paul Cooper (5), Maurene & Bob lanucci (16), Mary & Moe Moran (1), Donna & Mike McCuUough (14), Sarah & Ed McCaskiU (8), the organizers: Muriel & Jack Greenhalgh (9) and Sandy & TomWishart (22), Ruth & Frank Kay (8), BiU Kee (9), Mary Jane & John Whelan (8), Chris Thomas (23), Mary & Henry vonKolnitz (22) and yoursttiUy,PatUa & Rod Friedmann (5).

Four couples caUed in sick at the last rffinute with Flu like symptoms, and Janet & Dave Harden (23) couldn't make it because of Dave's recent knee replacement. The old photographer faUed to get our traditional group shot, but I ffid mange to capture a few candid moments of our classmates exchanging Season's Greetings, sea stories, etc...

Our group rendezvoused on Thursday, Dec. 14th at the new Vista Point Club at the Norfolk Naval Base with our wives

and sweeffiearts to celebrate the beginning of the Hofiday Season and to enjoy the camaraderie generated by this group. R o d " ^

synopsis of ffis new book which Ed recendy finished reading and gave it a "two thumbs up." •

Al Arcuni (2) to Super Sixty in VA/MD/DC (info to Annapohs).

• "BiU,The Annapohs Group held a luncheon today January 23 at the Officer and Faculty Club at the USNA. The purpose yvas to meet and greet our Distinguished Visiting Professor Robert Kaplan and Gale Mattox the Dean of the USNA Political Science Department.

The group included several wives and friends and was highlighted by some very interesting ffiscussions with our guests on a wide array of issues during and after lunch. OveraU we were aU very impressed with Bob Kaplan and pleased with his approach toward the Midshipmen and teaching at the Academy. Ms. Mattox confirmed our assessment of his work and efforts to bring a fresh view and new thinking to the subject of National Security in the curriculum. We also agreed that we may do this again.

Classmates and wives in attendance were: Al Arcuni (2), Ron Burge (9), Donald Foery (6), Pete Latimer (16), Tom McCarthy (12), Gerry Nelson (8), Hank PhiUips (17),Ted McClanahan (23), Gloria & Bob Antonio (14), Ginny & Don Delude (12),Joanne & Bob Gamba (11), Nancy &John Michalski (6), Linda &John Paepcke (11) and Suzanne & Ed Mangan (20). AU the best Ed M •

• "We had another good turn out of 15 in December It w-as great to see "first timers", Don Broadfield (22) and Duane ToUaksen (3) in adffition to Al Arcuni (2), John Claman (3), Gary CogdeU (7),Jim Hancock (16), GU Hanson (5), Lou Heacock (13,Tom Head (14),Ward O'Brien (22), Ron Reese (23). Lou Schriefer (10),Walt Snfits (21),Tom Solak (2), and Justin Wickens (18)." • FiomRod Friedmaim (5): • "Hi BUI, I hope that you and Linda had a very Happy Neyv Year. Our WUHamsburg-Norfolk-Virginia Beach and NC OBX (Outer Banks) group kicked off the New Year -with an Irish Limcheon at Keagan's Irish Pub & Restaurant, located in the newVirgiffia Beach Toyvn Center Complex.

We had a Hvely turnout of twenty-tffiee classmates in January.

Luncheon participants included: Torry (Semper Fi) Rogers (3), Jim (the Preacher) EUertsen (21), Rod (the Photo man) Friedmann (5), Mike (our FeUini's Man) McCuUough (14), Frank (Garden Magician) Kay (8), Chris (TeU-it-Uke-it-is) Thomas (23), Henry ("I'd rather be Golfing") vonKolnitz (22), Paul (SuperCoop) Cooper (5), Bob (Our Mafia Coimection) lanucci (16), Tom (nogood-putt-left-behind) InderUed (21), BUI (Save Energy) Kee (9), Ed (Mr. President) Clexton (10), Bob (the Author) Powers (8), George (Florida bound) VanHouten (24), "SmUin"' Ed McCaskiU (8), Dave (new knee) Harden (23), John (the Fisherman) Whelan (8),Tom (African Safari) Meinicke (22), Jack (das Boot) Brockman (18), Tom (On-Une Professor) Wishart (22), Bob (the Oz) Osmon (17), Ray (PoUtical Science)Taylor (14) and Wick (wind-in-your-face) ParceUs (12).

Ed gave us an update on Class items of interest, "Oz" provided info on our "LuUc Program" with the Class of 2010 and George Van Houten (24) passed around a Christmas card from Dennis Terry (15) showing Dennis at the hehn of a Steam Locomotive operating out of Mame. Bob Powers (8) gave us a

From Ed Mangan (20):

"ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 55% PRES: RADM Jerome E Smith Jr., USN (Ret.) C O R R . SECY; CAPT Roger Onorati, USN (Ret.) 1756 Pomt-No-Point Dr. Annapohs, MD 21401 H: 410-849-3812; W; 410-849-2600 F: 410-849-2600 E: rogeronorari@1961.usna.com or rtrogero@comcast.net •WEBMASTER: Howard-Winfi-ee E: winfi'ee@1961.usna.com WEB SITE: www.USNA61.org

Attention on deck Sffipmates! AU hands Hsten up! In a break with tradition, I am dedicating tffis column to our esteemed classmate, Jimmy McCune because it is very, very short.

MAIL CALL. No letters this month. Just as I was about to caU the effitor to and give her the sad nooze, a dramatic development occurred that both confirmed my optinfism and faith in people, and demonstrated once again, why these are exciting times to be alive. Ralphyjunior,the sonofmy former mailman, Ralph, norffinated me

for the coveted Postal Patron of the Month (POPAM) award for causing him less work than any other patron on his route. This procedure begins with a local competition in our county. Winners then face off at the state level. AU state finafists then vie for the national award during a heated competition held in the old Spearman's Brewery in Pensacola, Florida each month. If I make it through the montWy nationals (and beheve me competition is rough), it not offiy automaricaUy confers AU-American status on me, but more importantly, it also makes me ehgible for the even more coveted Postal Patron of the Year (POPAY) award.

Ever the optinfist, I've been doing some research and found that there is even a bigger award as the Postal Patron of the Cenmry (POPAC).

So why am I teUing you aU tffis? First, because I don't want you to feel sorry for me just because neither you or any of the other 682 classmates who actuaUy learned how to write during their USNA experience wiU maU me any material for this column. Second, I've never won anything in my Hfe, so a POPAM or POPAY, but especiaUy a POPAC would look kind of cool sitting in my trophy case that up to now, has been used offiy as a coUection spot for aU newspaper and magazine articles that actuaUy have something bad to say about President-to-be CHnton and her husband, i.e., it's empty. Tffird, uffiess you change your habits, I'm a cinch for the POPAC (which, by the way, I covet much more than the less prestigious POPAM or POPAY). My message then is ... continue to send no snail maU (or if you do, hand dehver it to me so Ralphy junior doesn't get involved,) and instead send any inputs to the column offiy -via emaU. You offiy have to do this through the rest of the next two or so decades because, barring any huge medical breakthroughs that magicaUy cure the yvUd sHces of some of the goff buddies I play with, I'm pretty sure I wont be around much past the year 2030, most probably due to having taken a blow on the head from a wayward Titleist.

Enough of this; on to the nooze.

THE LATEST NOOZE. Jack Sheahan was putting a trip to the Marine Corps Museum in March for the local 21st company hoodlum and their babes. He sent me an emaU to see if any of the Annapolitans would Hke to join them. Since I wasn't able to get something on tffis into my last column, I did the nest best thing and dumped it on our President for Life, Jerry Smith, who April 2007

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HopefioUy, I -wiU have an input and fotos for the next column.

Gray Farley.

• After seUing my Cafiforffia based Industtial Disttibution company to IDG of Adanta in 1998,1 have enjoyed slo-wing down and smeUing more roses.

Unfortunately both my roommates for three years in the 10th company, Todd Barnes and Bob Ca-viness (and recendy my goffing buddy Larry Dishon, also from the terrible 10th, ffied suddeffiy in May)have passed away before they had much rerirement time. Those tragic events have emphasized the importance to make the best use of the rime the Lord gives us. My wffe Clora and I had been married 43 years and has also retired after 44 years of teacffing. We have been blessed yvith three chUdren who aU married wonderfiol spouses. We have four grandchUdren fi-ving nearby in Orange County which we enjoy seeing often. I have been involved in leadersffip at our church in Huntington Beach and on the Board of Hope International Uffiversity ffi FuUerton. I also enjoy playing goff tffiee times a week. I am currendy President of Orange County Seffior Goffers Association wffich has 200 members who enjoy playing about 12 events a year, two of wffich we travel to goff resorts around the country. I also get to play -with other 10th company buddies, Gary Carlson and Bob Kline in the San Diego area whenever we can. We spHt our time in the winter at our Pakn Desert home and Huntington Beach. We woffid love to hear from any ttavehng classmates.

We recently enjoyed seeing many classmates at the Stanford Game last September • BUI Straight: • In late January, an old guitar playing saUor (Ben AUen) from Newport News, VA, and a banjo playingffiUbUly(me) from WV went to the opera Tosca together at George Mason Uffiversity. AU we needed was a cigar smoking ItaHan Tenor (you "The Scribe") from New Jersey to complete the party. Who would have thunk it 50 years ago. LOL! The opera was performed by a group from Bffigaria. Not the best, but good. Ben left yesterday for his one month long solo driving trip to Florida, New Orleans, San Diego and Seattle. •

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SEEN & HEARD AROUND TOWN. Your new Execurive Comrffittee For Life (ECFL) have been working hard to get ready for our Class to bring in the Class of 2011 tffis summer and work with them tffioughout their four years by the bay.

Stand by for more scata (ItaHan for "info"), in ffiture columns.

In March, our new Execurive VP, Tom Corboy, has re-estabhshed montUy luncheons for the Annapohs-Wasffington area. The first get together took place on March 6th. Unfortunately, I have no names for you herein because it's in February that I pen this column.

Thanx to John O'Comior, who put together a gaggle of classmates from Virgiffia and Maryland for a day ttip to the Marine Corps Museum in Wasffington, DC, foUowed by ffinner.

PARTING SHOTS. Sprmg is here and I sttongly surest ffie nearby classmates get over to AnnapoHs to take m a few lacrosse or basebaU games, a trip throughffieAcademy grounds to smeU ffieffingleberrysagam, a march on at Worden Field, or just to see down to-wn AnnapoHs before ffie summer crowds arrive.

"GET IT DONE WITH '61" ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 1 1 % LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 6 1 % 1>1«-ES: CAPT Richard J. Hayes, USN (Ret.) H: 703-461-3582; E: usna621@netzeio.net SECY: CDR Howard S. Pinskey, USNR (Ret.) PO. Box 3380, Annapohs, MD 21403-3326 H: 410-974-1962; E: PlNSK62@aoLcom WEB SITE: •wwAV.nampows.org/62.html

GREETINGS FROM ANNAPOUS Springtime in CrabTowne—Great. The information and reservation package for our gala 45th Reuffion weekend •wiU be sent out in the next few weeks. Please mark your calendar for 19 - 23 September 2007. If you don't receive these papers please contact DICK HAYES or HOWIE PINSKEY and we'U rush one to you. Now for our monthly news.

CLASS NEWS VIC REELING -writes us that it is with great sadness and regret that he has to pass along the news of the death of Commander Robert Mouat, RN. Bob crafted our class gift of the two ffioramas that flank the entrance to Memorial HaU. They are Ripley at the bridge and the capture of S-505.

He commanded vessels throughout WWII and later became one of the finest sffip model and ffiorama buUders that the world has seen. Many of us considered him an honorary classmate. We honor ffis skiUs and attention to detaU for proviffing the Class of 1962 with one of the tnUy memorable class gifts, one that continuaUy inspires the brigade and visitors to Memorial HaU. There wUl be a memorial service for him in Connecticut in the springtime and I wUl advise the class of the date as soon as it is decided upon.

STU FITRELL and the group ffi the photo below aU gathered at JD's B&B m Bloomsburg, PA, for the Second Annual Last First Company Reuffion. We had hoped that (then) LT (now) RADM Paul Sutherland and ffis yvffe woffid attend, but ffiey were unable due to offier comrffitments.The entire B&B was "First Company" and the staff was (I hope) pleasandy surprised at the business of a party aU day and a party every ffight wffich is not quite normal for B&B's with random guests.

There was much talk ofVirgin Cannons firmg on ffie Brigade Commander when we were 2/c nfids, of telephones rigged up in rooms, of sandwiches and girls' skivvies painted wiffi "Beat Army" for sale, and of aU the incredibly dumb tffings we ffid in our youffi and as pUots in the Navy and the Air Force.

McGRATH, the gunpowder king, told aU the secrets. We took turns on a telephone caU with Jim Thomes yvho was also prevented fix)m attenffing due to a fanaUy

Left to right JD Davis, Allison Mowery, Dan Condon, Robin Condon, Mariene McGrath, Mike McGrath, Genevieve Cooke, Dean Cooke, Lynn Fitrell, Stu Fitrelt, Pru Westerman, Bob Westerman.

USNA Class of 1962 45TH REUNION 19 SEPTEMBER - SUNDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 2007 Reunion Headquarters - Loews AtinapoUs Hotel 120 West Street - Annapolis, MD 21401

WEDNESDAY,

WEDNESDAY 19 SEPTEMBER

Registration Mid Store (Wear Name Tags) Dinner on your own with friends & classmates

1200 - 1700 1200 - 1600 Open Evening

Loews Bancroft Hall

THURSDAY 20 SEPTEMBER

Mid Store (Wear Name Tags) Bancroft Hall Registration Continues Loews "62 Golf Outing Hunters Oak GC, Kent Island (Shotgun Start/Lutuheon/Mementos & Prizes) No Host Cocktail Party Loews Company Dinners

0730 - 1600 0800 - 1700 0930 - 1500 1800 - 1900 Evening

FRIDAY 21 SEPTEMBER

0730- -1600 0800- -0930 0800- -1000 1300- -1345 1400- -1500 1600 1830- - Midnight • • • •

M i d Store (Wear Same Tags) Christian Prayer Breakfast Registration Continues Class Meeting S u p e r i n t e n d e n t / C E O AA Brief Parade Dinner Dance Reception/Cocktails Seating for dinner begins Dinner and Program Dancing

Bancroft Hall Loews Loews Alumni HaU/Bo Coppedge R o o m Alumni Hall Worden Field Loews 1830 - 1 9 4 5 1945 2000 - 2 1 3 0 2130 - Midnight

S A T U R D A Y 22 S E P T E M B E R

0800- -0900 1100- -1700 1330- -1630 Open Evening

Registration Ends Tailgate Partv' Beat Wake Forest/62 Block Seating Dinner on your own -with friends & classmates

Loews N a v y / M C Stadium N a v y / M C Stadium

S U N D A Y 23 S E P T E M B E R

0900 1100 1000- -1300 1330- - 1430

CathoHc Mass Protestant Services Brunch (Stagger Arrival) Memorial Service

Chapel Chapel OfEcer's Club Jeyvish Chapel

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meffical emergency. He has prorffised to make the next reunion a must.

Each morning the ladies slept in whUe the guys rffigrated to the local maU for a pre-dawn two and a quarter mUe walk.

That was because Bloomsburg in January is not much ffifferent from Greeffiand and outside walking would not be reasonable.

We wUl be doing this again next year and perhaps for the next couple of decades (uffiess JD's staff goes on strike if they learn we are planffing a return). JD would Hke to rerffind aU Class of '62 members who find themselves in ffie rffidPennsylvaffia area that they are welcome, cost free, at any time. Please check www.Irondaleinn.com.JD DAVIS, a chef, a host and a gendeman? Who'd a thunk it?

PAUL GALANTI writes us from ffis home in Richmond,Virgiffia. Seven stalwarts from the 19th Company attended aU events at the Meinecke Na-vy-BC Bowl after a late decision to attend by the company synfficate headed by KIRVAN and CLEARY. We had a great time and, despite the score, felt that aU concerned from the Alumni House staff, to the Brigade, to the footbaU team—made the event a "Class Act" for us. Many old stories were re-told—sometimes with twists none of us remembered. Imagine that. Many old problems—incluffing most of the pressing world problems were solved, wffich we would have done years before, had anybody asked.

current and last operation which we have had for some 13 years is a used marine hardware and equipment business, just north ofVenice, FL. —-www.nauticaltradernet. Outside our business hours, one of the things I enjoy doing is long ffistance rowing both for relaxation and physical fitness. This brings me to my reason for writing. Our son Mike, USNA '88 and I, wUl be rowing a 2 -man rig in order to raise funds for an old squadron mate and friend. Rick Murray, who is in ffis 10th year of battling Lou Gehrig's disease.

Rick Murray is a native of Pennsylvaffia, a graduate of Colgate.

FoUowing CoUege, Rick pursued a cormffission in the US Navy, subsequently earffing his Naval FHght Officer wdngs.

He also had the good fortune to meet and marry his lovely and courageous wife Sherry, a piUar of sttength who has shouldered the burdens of caring for Rick as the ffisease slowly progresses. I met him and was assigned ffis ttaining officer when he reported in to Patrol Squadron 5 in Jacksonville in the rffid '60's. Rick went on to distinguish ffimseff as an outstanffing Tactical Coorffinator in various squaffions tasked -with airborne Anti-Submarine Warfare operations relating to the Russian submarine threat He also deployed to the western Pacific providing air support for the Viet Nam War effort.

Fortunately for the Navy, Rick's final tour was at the US Naval Academy in Annapofis. Besides holffing down his assigned billet. Rick became involved in many phases of the Midsffipmen's Hfe. He was the Officer Representative for the Glee Club, the Tennis Team and the Squash Team.These relationships -with many Midshipmen continue to tffis day, as many of those Plebes graduated, served their country and started fairdHes. But they StiU stay in touch -with Commander Murray. The most remarkable story of the Murray's sponsoring Plebes is that one of them, now a Navy Commander, married their daughter, AUison and became a Naval Ffight Officer Tactical Coorffinator, L-R Frank Cleary, Norm Green, Bob O'ConneU, Jim Lucas, Paul Galanti, Bill Kin/an and Jerry FarreU just Hke Rick. Because of ffis deffication 19th Company of '62 at the cheapest hotel in to the Naval Academy and although a Charlotte. We ignored the heart shaped Jacuzzis.

Colgate grad. Rick was made an honorable member of the US Naval Academy JOE and Claire MONROE live near Alumni Association.

Veffice, Florida and JOE sends us this We wiU be rowing in this very inspirarional story. challenging 68 mUe open water race, • Since getting out in '72 we have been known as The Ultimate Marathon, from in and out of several smaU businesses the northern entrance ofTampa Bay to whUe Hving onboard since '85 mostly up Cape Haze in Charlotte County, expectand down the Guff Coast of Florida. Our ing to finish in 12 to 14 hours. Since the

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rules proffibit any outside assistance, we yviU carry aU our own nourishment plus safety and navigarion equipment. It being March, we wUl also have to wear clotffing designed to prevent hypotherrffia in case we end up wet.

There are many terribleffiseasesin tffis world, aU neeffing ffinds for research.

Lou Gehrig's is no exception.Tffis ffisease slowly progresses through the body shutring down muscle groups, the final being the lungs. The irony is that the rffind is not affected. It takes increffible courage for a person to know tffis and yet use every ounce of ffis remaiffing strength to reffise to surrender. Rick carries out ffis deternfined batde with every breath, every day. We aU receive numerous requests for donarions, but the very personal nature of tffis is such that we ask you to please make some conttibution when you visit the Hnk, or you can send a check to A Tribute to Rick Murray, Florida ALS Chapter, 3242 Parkside Center Circle,Tampa, FL. 33619. • Good Luck Joe and Mike on your rowing adventure for this worthwhUe cause.

That's our class news for tffis AprU 2007 issue of SHIPMATE.Your input is vital to our column and our classmates.

Please do your part. Keep in touch. See you in September. Unffi next time...

ANNIJAL MEMBEJEISHIP: 7% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 54%

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PRES: CAPTW. Spencer Johnson IV, USN (Ret.) SECY: Michael H. Shelley 25 Sweewater Ln., Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 H: 828-862-4245; E: nstar@citcom.net -WEB SITE: www.USNA63.org

Before plunging into tffis monffi's news exchange, I want to rerffind you that the 45th Reuffion of the Class of 1963 wUl be held in AnnapoHs Thursday through Sunday 24-27 AprU 2008. It's not too soon to block out those dates on your long-range calendar.

Here's a brief iUustrated note from St. Petersburg, FL, resident OUie Donelan: • Ray Ross -was visitmg Florida fiom Colorado, and he and Carol, Fran and Tom Reemelin, and Elyse and Vem Browne joined me and Sandy for ffinner at our house in late January. I swear to goodness, ffie stories (fabrications) just get bigger and better wiffi time!! Here's a picture of ffie four of us taken ffiat eveiung. •

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photographs. One appears here; ffie remainder can be seen at USNA63.org.

18th Companymates Brown, Donelan, Ross, and Reemelin

Jim Ring sent along a note and photograph he received tffis January' fixjm ffis former USNA roommate. Pete RoUosson, yvho just retired fix)m ffie Bureau of Land Management in Oregon.

Here are some excerpts: • IfinaUyjomed ffie ranks of ffie rerired as of ffie end of 2006. So far it has been ver\- relaxffig and I ffigWy recommend it.

I ended up wiffi a Htde oy-er 26 years of government service cotmting USNA, USN. and BLM time.

I plan to do qffite a bit of travefing wiffi my soon-to-be-reffied travel agent wife. Joyce. Our ffist stop yyiU probably be in Neyv York to visit our uyo chUdren, boffi of yvhom yvork for ffie UN. My faffier acqufred a 1959 Jaguar XK150S Open Tyvo Seater (roadster) in 1961 and let me have it ffi 1984.1 got serious about restoring it about two years ago. I campaigned it last year and yy-Ul continue to shoyv it agam this year. I need to do some touch up yvork on it and get it ready for ffie season. I ended up 3rd nationaUy ffi my JCNA "Driven" class. It was a lot of ffin goffig to the various shoyvs (Western States in Bend, O R , Victoria and Vancouver, BC, and Seatde).

I got to yisit Paul Revere yvhen yve were m Bend. We are lookffig forward to more good times shoyying the Jag ffi 2007.

Who knoyvs, I may see some USNA alurrmi at some of the shoyvs. •

• I w-anted to pass along some photos from the Foundation meeting held at Cynffiia and Jim DeFrancia's home in Aspen on January 13th. As usual, Jim and Cyntffia yvere the perfect hosts.

Classmates attenffing were Al Griggs, Steve Duncan,WiU Setde, Sonny Glassner, Mike Rubel,Jim DeFrancia, Ken Metviner, Harry Salmon, Doug Davidson, Dave Puckett, and me. The meeting covered several items of interest to the Class incluffing a survey to be maUed to aU classmates. The Trustees seek the yyidest possible Class input as decisions for the ffiture are taken.

The recent election resffited in two Trustee vacancies being fiUed by Mario Fiori and Mike Rubel. David Puckett yvas named to a third seat,fiUedby appointment at the ffiscretion of the Class President. FmanciaUy the Foundation is in exceUent shape with a net yvorth of over $500,000.

The trustees and officers cffipped in to buy a laser-engraved plaque thanking Cyntffia and Jim for their years of outstandmg hospitahty.

On another note, yve stUl have a good stock of four-m-hand ties, boyv ties and cummerbunds, as weU as lovely sUk scarves for your ladies. AU are done in the 1963 Class pattern of regimental sttipes designed exclusively for our use. Ties (both styles), scarves, and the cummerbunds are S63 each, but a discount is offered for orders of more than one article—any three at a price of $175, or aU four for S235. Please be specific when ordering. They are avaUable by senffing a check payable to "Class of 1963 Foundation" and maUed to Ms. Dawm Storm, Lowe Enterprises, P.O. Box 12393, Aspen, CO 81612. •

budffies,Jffii Kaufinan and Guy ZeUer, to join the Class of 1963 Foundation ffinner at their Aspen chateau. We were tteated to a spectacular ffinner and great camaraderie. As it turns out,Jim Kauffiian, Mike Rubel and Jim DeFrancia were great buddies at Supply School and Jim Kaufinan and Al Griggs were classmates at Andover Prep prior to Al heading to the academy. What a smaU world! The photos show: Doug Davidson, Guy, Dave Puckett, Al Griggs, Mike Rubel, and Jim during happy hour; Jim DeFrancia and Steve Duncan adrffiring Sonny Glassner's cufinary art; Charlsie Davidson, Al Griggs Laurie and Sormy Glassner letring me know what they tffink about my crasffing the buffet Hne. •

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The Trustees and officers of the Class of 1963 Foundation met in Colorado in January. I received two reports about the meetmg.The ffist came from Trustee Mike Krause. He sent numerous

David Puckett presents the plaque to Cynthia and Jim DeFrancia

Also fifing a report was PhiUip Marsden: • Cyntffia and Jim DeFrancia yvere kind enough to invite me and my skiing

I learned from Dave Moore that The Reverend Jim Fisher has retired from fiiU-ttme yvork. He yvUl stUl be very busy, as the note below infficates.

• I yvUl be content to yvatch the Episcopal fireyvorks from the sideHne. I have an extensive garden raUyvay (large April 2007

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63*65 C L A S S N E W S scale model ttain) in the front garden and I do ffigh end wood turffings that I seU at a few select art shows during the year. I haven't done much of that in the last couple of years so I am looking forward to cranking that up a bit. GaU and I wUl travel more in the motor home. I am a certified EMT/Firefighter in NJ, and I'U work for the City of Cape May doing EMS and firefighting on a part-rime basis.

I shoffid catch four or five sffifts a month, wffich wiU be plenty. • New Hampsffire Governor John Lynch announced in early February that he woffid norffinate Charles O'Leary to fiU ffie unexpired term of the current Transportarion Comrffissioner, yvho was stepping down. "There are in-mieffiate financial and management chaUenges that need to be addressed at the department." said the Governor "Chuck O'Leary has the knowledge of the department and a proven record as an adrffiffisttator making him the right choice to lead the agency over the next several months."

Chuck previously served as comrffissioner of the Department of Transportation from 1990 to 1996. Prior to that appointment, he was execurive -vice president of the CHEMFAB Corporation ffi Merrimack After leaving ffie department, he became president and partner of Northeast Concrete Products based in Plainview, MA., a position he held unffi retiring in December 2004.

I hope you folks check out the Chapter News section of each issue of Sffipmate. Our classmates are often mentioned there, and especiaUy noteworthy are the large number who are in leadersffip positions in alumni chapters across the country. A quick scan of the January-February issue found chapter presidents Rich Pace (Los Angeles), Birney Pease (Fort Lauderdale),Jim Koehn (Southern Nevada), Rob Black (Metro New York), David Puckett (Toledo), Dave DriskeU (Alamo,TX), Thom Rossa (Intermountain, UT), and RonTebben (Shenandoah,VA). Also to be noted are Ed Howard (Secretary, Arizona), Don McAHster (Secretary, Austin,TX), and Grayson Redford (Treasurer, Shenandoah, VA). BZ, guys!

That's aU, folks! Please contact me soon with news of yourself and our classmates. We need your input to keep tffis montUy report fuU and interesting.

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Your humble correspondent is seeking Meineke Bowl photo's, especiaUy of the '64 pre & post parties, for an article in a ffiture column. Remember, they work best when forwarded in a JPG ffie format.

We begin tffis month with a bit of old business. In the February column, reflecting on the class of '07's exuberance re the CinC Trophy, a request was sent out for data on our own experience with interservice footbaU, Seffile Dementia being what it is. I ffid receive a few bits of gouge from Doug Horton, the "Hon" Bernie Maguire, etc., but the most complete response came from a totaUy unexpected source—read on; • "I am a member of the class of '62... your [current] president, Dave Tuma was a plebe in our tffirteenth company in 1960.

I saw your request for some Navy footbaU ffistory during your years.

You guys had a great run. [Navy] beat Air Force 35-3 in the first Air Force game in 1960. The next meeting was in 1966, when the series began on a regffiar basis.

The story that I remember about that game was Joe BeUino had a bet with one of the barbers, an Air Force vet, that whoever won woffid shave the head bald of the loser The Baltimore Sun had a picture ofJoe giving the guy the Mr Clean look. Also, during your plebe year, we beat Notte Dame 14-7 and Wasffington, who, at the ffine was ranked number 1 in the nation by a score of 1514.. .Navy went to the Orange Bowl that year, where we lost 21-14 to Missouri.

One of the bright spots in that game was Greg Mather, who kicked the winning field goal against Washington, picked off a fumble in the air at the Navy one yard Hne and returned it 99 yards for a touchdown.

That stands to this day as the longest fumble return in Orange Bowl history.

Navy beat Army in 1960,17-12, 1961,13-7,1962,34-14, and 1963,21-15.

So your class ran 5-0 against service academy teams and just did not get a chance at 8-0, since we did not play Air Force again untU 1966. Also, no Navy team at that time would have had a chance to do it as a class, since freshman could not

play in those days under the NCAA rules at that time. Anyway, I hope tffis brings you up to date on the glory days that we enjoyed whUe we were there. It's ffice to see us back again." Ken Duckworth, 62, BEAT ARMY, BEAT AIR FORCE, BET EVERYONE. • Thanks Ken. And so, -with the utmost humUity your correspondent hereby notes for the ffistorical record that we were the first recipients (albeit "virtual") of the CinC Trophy!

As a foUow up. Rick Harris sent in the foUowing; • "Your request for Army-Navy game lore in the current Sffipmate prompted me to forward the attached picture. I've waited 43 years for it to come back mto style. I dug it out of the bottom of the ffiawer with the hope that it woffid work its magic once again. And lo and behold.

Navy made it five in a row. What a victory it was! Now let's see ff they can puU off a repeat on the bowl game [sic].

And.. .1 suppose I shoffid add, for the benefit of those jokers amongst us who have a propensity for making smart-ass remarks at the sHghtest provocation, no, it doesn't quite fit any more. Perhaps when they Drive for 5 agaffi I'U be REALLY old and decrepit enough to fit into it.

They better not wait another 43 years though. •

Remember these?

Next question for ffistory buffs: How many other classes never lost to Ai-my?

Your correspondent is most grateffil to Tom Schwartz for dumping his entire Christmas Card Message ffie on us. While it makes great fiUer for slow news months, Tom's iffissive was so voluiffinous that it had to be cut in half Look for the second half next month! Tom starts out -with the foUowing ffitty: • "Tis ffie week after Cffi-istmas and I am aU dirough readmg ffiose cards.

From classmates yvho thinkffit^-ate hauls.

Some are so busyffieyjust sign ffiefr name, Offiers write pages describmgffiefrfame.

So noyv I'U attempt to be a '64 CHINFO, And giy-e aUffielatest greetffig card info.

Pat and Paul McManus are reporting ffiatffievare hospital free. Hoyv is tffis possible? Paid isfinaUyrerired and doing some adffit education yvhUe Pat stffi y-olunteers for AARP during tax rime.

They- are bUdng, boaring. and golfing, and have grand kids, some yvho are teenagers!

Carol and Bob Milhiser yyho ffide out ffi Neyv Jersey are ttayefing.Their son, an Army JAG moy-ed to Adanta. so now ffiey- haye a neyv desrinarion to yisit.

Susan and Conrad Lautenbacher sent a great picmre ot their expanduig famUy-—ten people in ffie frame so far. wiffi 4 under four feet taU. It yvas taken yviffi ffie Golden Gate Bridge ffi ffie background and eyervone ffi shorts.The Lautenbachers also got togeffier ffi DC for ffie Marine Corps Maraffion. Conrad is StUlffieAdministrator of NOAA, and is proud of gettffig ffie Hayvafian Islands designated as ffie largest marine conservation area and national monument. (And, I ffiought SheU Zane yyas ffie offiy important monument out ffiere.) Susan, on the offier hand, has a real job as she stUl teaches Science to 7th and 8ffi graders.

From ffiefr picture, ffiey look fike ffiey are m ffiere 20s and fiUl of energy: I needed a nap after just readmg about ffiem!

(Editor's Note: So Tom, where's ffie damn picture?!)

Marge and Jack Geraghty sent a one-page GazUfion photo medley of mostly ffiefr daughter Ehzabeth ffi action as a saUor, a voUey-baUer and a roundbaUer. There were also photos of the tffiee of ffiem ffi Barcelona aU ffi ttench coats.

So either ffiey yvere ffiere ffi the yvffiter or ffiey were spies. The Gereaghtys also have a summer place on the Jersey shore and Jack attends many class acriviries like the Army-Navy weekend. Some say he has calmed doyy-n in his reffiement, but yve who knoyy- ffim suspect Ritafin.

Effie and Bob Bartlett have phone numbers ffi Horida andVfrgiffia. I'm not sureffffiey-are ffi yyimess protection or are just snowbfrds. In AprU, they took a cruise from LA to Hayvafi. (I thought that was caUed a deployment or at least a WESTPAC.) They took another cruise this December to the southem Caribbean. Bob has reffied and is yvorkffig on stayffig out of the hospital, yvffile

Effie is involved big time with a knitring group. They are boffi heavy into volunteering. Their boys are doing fine. The Barriers are having such a good time maybe ffiey shoffid be ffivestigated.

Kathy and Len Wass, yyffio Hve just outside ot Chicago, gave Marilyn and I ffie Grand tour fiiU of Midwest hospitahty, yvhen yy-e visited their fair city in October Len rerired tffis year so he could spend more time hunting and fisffing. He made ffis annual ttip to Tom Stick's ffigs in Alaska, yvent to Argentina, IlHnois and New Mexico, huntffig deer,fisffingfor, hahbut, saffiion, and doves! (Don't they have a Safeyy-ay or a Piggly Wiggly m Cfficago?)

Kaffiy is enjoyffig her quUting, and teaches Engfish as a second language. Thefr son, BiUy now- Hves ffi Cfficago and works as a project manager ffi construction and ffiey also have grandchUdren m Detroit. Len is yvorkffig hard on Class of'64 projects or, ffi layman's terms, he stays sober long enough to send out ffiose e-maUs. Judy and Da-vid lipscomb are stUl ffidmg out ffi Lafayette Cafiforffia. Thefr son Mark, moved to DaUas as a general manager yyiffi yyife Jen and daughter Clafre who caUs Dayid "Bubba." Son Brad is now a compttoUerThe Lipscombs took a trip to Maui and noyv oyvn a new hyperactive Golden Retriever. David is a member of our Mo\ie Group, along yyiffi Tom Stick and Rick Mahan. Once a monffi yve meet, eat, and ffien go to movies our wives yvon't go to. David is noyy- an ayid yvood yvorker, makmg cabffiets and forffiture, when he is not cuttmg offffisfingers.(He almost lost some ffi an accident, but I think he offiy lost his fingerprints.) Maybe he can yvork for the MOB. John Gorman is domg fine despite ffie loss of both his yvffe, Conffie and his Dad. He has six grandkids to spoU and he commutes to DC once a month under the pretext of yvorkffig yvith Smokey Fields, consffiring on performance based conttacts.What he reaUy does ffi DC is goff at the Naval Academy, attend footbaU games and yvork on our class projects.

John is moyyffiig the dude to find our next project. (He re&sed to fisten to my suggestion of buUding a huge '64 timeshare ffi Fiji yvith piped ffi Bo Didffiy albums.)" (To be continued...) • FinaUy, after Tom's unendmg tome (!), yve close tffis month yvith a mercifiUly brief note from a ffist time caUer, Tim HuUck. • "I haven't yvxitten before so I thought I'd get one ffi to Sffipmate before too much time goes by. I'U keep it to major facts to lessen the readmg.

Active duty aU as an EDO 11 years; Reserve time 18 years retiring 1993; Graduate school MIT 3 years 1966-1969 (Nav.Eng.&Nuclear Eng.); Graduate school O D U 5 years 1972-1977(PhD m EE); 10 Patents mosdy in HDTV, some in conttols; Been to aU Etffics Dffiners except 2; and Live N W of PhUadelpffia since 1985.

Jo Anne and I have 3 boys and one girl aU entering their forries.The daughter is the last and the offiy one who Hves locaUy I sure enjoy the salmon and steelhead fisffing in October in upstate NY.I said above that I am reffied. Not reaUy. That's Naval Reserve rerirement. I am sole proprietor of a smaU company caUed Watts Unlinfited domg some electtoffic consffiring work, but no more than I yvant, and some Hght electtoffic design and manufacmrffig.We reaUy enjoy having our kids come home occasionaUy and classmates ffiop in from time to time. dxyiwta@aol.com." • ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 6% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 57% PRES: CAPT Jim Minderiein, USN (Ret.) 1080 Carriage Hill Pkwy., Annapolis, MD 21401 E: jimm65@comcast.net; P: 410-841-6644 F: 410-897-0411 C O R R SECY: CDR Dave Anderson, USN (Ret.) 1600 Alamoana Blvd. #2208 Honolulu, HI 96815 E:daveand65@earthlink.net P: 808-942-9234; 0:808-177-0338 F: 808-257-1609 WEB SITE: http://home.earthlink.net/~daveand65/

Greetffigs Classmates from ffie time of ffie year that foUows the Super Bowl and precedes March Madness.Yet, by the time you rest your eyes on these words, Sprmg yviU have broken the back of old man yvffiter. With no ffirther ado on nothffig yve adffiess ourselves to the neyvs of 65ers.

Saffiy yve begffi yvith the passffig of a classmate and friend, John McKinney.John's obituary yviU be found ffi this or a precedffig issue of Sffipmate. We yvUl add here our sfficere condolences on behaff of the Class to ffis lady, Heiffi, and thefr famUy. Because our class secretary of so many years, Dave "the Ster" Anderson alyvays comes up yyith somethffig for tffis column you may think it easy. WeU, think again.

You yvUl note, for the most part, the material comes from the same steadfast folks yvith a smattering of input from infrequent conttibutors.We go to what we have and tffis time that means...yes.

Seasonal Letters. So, uffiess you have sent

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sometffing in -with news of your situation, don't complain.We turn first to the seasonal of Loufie and George Kent (effited).

• 2006 was an exceUent year [for the Kents] marked by -visits with fanfily and friends, general good health, the addition of two lively puppies to our household, and perhaps most significant, George's second retirement. George's last day of work was March 31. His office had started early to honor him with ice cream parties, and they gave him a marvelous ice cream machine as a fareweU gift. Lest any of you worry about the old work-a-holic having a hard time adjusting, be assured that he hasn't made a dent in ffis post retirement fist of projects and hasn't even considered Loufie's honey-do Hst. Tffis was a year of reunions. In June Ithaca High Band alumffi from 1954-67 gathered to celebrate ffirector Frank Battisti's 75th birthday and give thanks for ffis enthusiastic, demanffing, and professional guidance. Loufie felt lucky to attend as a spouse and declared it the most amazing, exciting and enjoyable reunion ever.

A month later we returned to Ithaca for our 45th IHS Class of'61 Reunion. In August, we flew to Atlanta for our annual Happy VaUey AUey rffini-reunion, always a dehghtffil time of renewing old friendsffips and playing tourist in an interesting part of our country. Then, in October we hosted four Harvard-Radcliffe classmates and a spouse for the Class of '66 40th Reunion. Having seven close friends staying in our smaU house proved that we aU have maintained good humor and flexibUity as we have aged! That core group made the whole reunion an even more meaffingffil experience.

Since George Peter ffid not make a trip back to the States tffis year, LouHe flew to Kyiv at the end of May and joined ffis fanfily on a road trip wffich took them through western Ukraine; into Poland, staying -with friends in Warsaw; into The Czech RepubHc, staying with friends in Prague; and into Germany, where LouHe remained a week with her dear friends Antje and Ernst Neukamm in Friedrichshafen.Then she traveled by ferry and train to Switzerland to rejoin GP and famUy. Her brother. Bob Hofirnan, and ffis wife Janet flew over from the States and opened up their gorgeous chalet inVerbier for our visit. The kids loved the mountains and especiaUy the St. Bernard museum and kennel. •

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Thanks to George and LouHe for that. Now, we mrn to an old favorite, Pete Lumianski for some news and humor (again, effited (sorry Pete) for reasons of space).

• As usual, I've nfissed aU the appropriate seasonal deaffiines for tffis rffissive, but the extreme need for these obhgatory annual news notes just doesn't seem to go away, no matter how much I dither and procrastinate, so I've been forced to press on with this task of summarizing our Hves in some readable format before another year or two passes by. If communicating with friends and family is such a high priority, why do I finger so long on the sports pages, read Time magazine from cover to cover, fold what's left of my disintegrating laundry, rake my back yard, feed the humnfingbirds, make a sandwich, sit out in the sun, wash the car, plan a trip.

make a Hst of tffings to do, play -with the computer, and day dream about my last investment ad-vice???? It seems Hke as age goes up, attention spans shorten, tolerance decHnes, mefficines begin pffing up in the cabinet, ffistractions increase, ignorance flowers, patience decHnes, brain fossffization accelerates, chUdren mffitiply dramaticaUy, and Hfe's mysteries become infinitely more mysterious. I am proud, however, of my two remaiffing - and frankly, just plain exciting - skiUs and domestic assignments: i.e., keeping the kitchen counters clean, and maintaining an abundant household stock of Costco toUet paper For these and a number of other rffisceUaneous blessings, I remain gratefffi.

As a rerffinder, we are a nuclear fanfily of five, including three adult daughters, aU of whom live within a stone's throw of our smaU but centraUy located house in Phoenix. As of this writing, each of the daughters has acquired a husband or two of note, and through their coUective efforts, six grandchUdren have been produced, ranging in age from a reedy thirteen to a plump two. At this moment, there is an additional child of unknown gender turning in the cooker, and due to emerge into the Phoenix sun sometime in February of 2007. In aU, k's been a ferffie, Hvely year of family interaction and growth, and I forecast a record number of fanfily chaUenges and psychological counsehng opportunities for 2007.

Chris is stUl certifiably sane, despite fiving with me and being recendy placed

on Social Seciurity. She continues to receive a paycheck fixjm the Scottsdale Fairmont Princess WiUow Stteam Spa for perforrffing an ever-ffirffinisffing number of massages on ffie ffiousands of stiU-shivering, but legal Norffieasterners who cross into ffie Arizona desert each day. She whUes ffie time away playing wiffi her new camera, fimfing at ffie computer, writing in her journal, and standmg/steanfing near ffie iroffing board.

I am approacffing an unbriffied rerirement stage -i.e., ffiat hard-earned status achieved when your talents/skffis have reached zero marketabffity and revenueproducffig potential. I used to have various odd jobs; now I am an odd job. • AUyson and Rick Rickard visited Oahu in late Jan and Rick hooked up -with Judy and Dave Anderson for a lengthy bike ride through Waikiki and over Diamond Head. Here's Dave and Rick in Ala Moana Beach Park.

Anderson and Rickard

We now have this from Jack Camphouse...

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work, I combined the four articles that I previously got published in a professional journal and added some extras to complete my project. The restUt is a handbook on school scheduHng, an area sadly nfissing in any detaU in formal coursework for affiffinisttators. It specificaUy tteats what I caU Team Managed Flexible Block Scheduling, and is geared for elementary and nfidffie level schools. And, I'm sharing it -with anyone who may benefit from its practical tools, or who needs a sure cure for insomnia! The Hnk at Comcast is http://home.comcast.net /•~doneteaching/wsb/index.html If you have ttouble opening it, e-maU me and I'U send it as a Word attachment. I'd also be glad to respond to general inquiries about school schediffing. Thanks to aU, Jack Camphouse • Tffis next item comes from Dick Zimmerman re the Mids Story CoUection he has been workmg to produce.

• When the stories recaUing our days as nfidsffipmen slowed to a trickle, I tried putting out some of the stories we already had in hopes of triggering some more.

That ffidn't work, but I'd Hke to give it another chance. Right now, we have about 200 pages of rffidsffipman stories, as compared to the 320-page book of sea stories. I guess yve could just go with what we have, but I'd Hke to make at least one more attempt to get more stories.We can't drag tffis out forever, as highhghted by the report ofJohn McKinney's passing.

He was one of my Plebe Summer roommates. Regards, Dick Z •

free to take it anywhere in the Caribbean, but the target spot is the British Virgins which we think is the best saUing around.

Compared to the cost of chartering, tffis would be a real buy. Anyone having an interest should contact Mike Epprecht at sveagle@ocens.net or rffikeepprecht65@ verizon.net.—Mike • FinaUy from President Jim Minderiein we have the foUowing: • The resffits are in and I'm pleased to say that our Class did its fair share in the Class of'77 ChaUenge. The overaU participation rate increased a Httle over 2% to 27.87%. Our class participation rate improved from 39.7% to 43.4%—an increase of 3.7%.We went from 266 donors in 2005 to 293 donors in 2006.

We maintained our 11th place stanffing from 2005.The Class of'77 increased their rate by 6% to 35.02 %.The Class of '65 and 25 other classes beat that percentage to the tune of $5,000 per class.That's an adffitional $130K over and above the $400K earned by the 2% increase. I tffink the Foundation is pleased with the results.

Thank you aU for your time and efforts in making phone caUs and writing letters and e-maUs that helped to make the 2006 Annual Fund a success.—Jim • WeU, Friends, there it is. Now, go out and do your part in Beating Army and reducing global warrffing.

Saffing anyone? Read on. From PhU Ferrara and Mike Epprecht, Subject: Shared Boat in the Caribbean...

• As many of you know, I have been wintering on my boat in the Caribbean.

This wUl most Hkely be the last year, and I hate to give up the experience, but the wear and tear during the transits are a bit much on both me and the boat. So I came up with the idea of getting a group of saUors together and buy a saUboat that wUl stay in the Caribbean. Initial thinking is 6 partners, wffich would give each partner 2 weeks in the prime season from rffid Jan to rffid Apr as weU as a couple of weeks in the offseason, Nov, Dec and May. In order to make it reasonsable, we are tffinking of sometffing in the $120,000 to $180,000.That would be divided by 6.1 think the annual cost to maintain it can be as low as $12,000 or $2,000 per partner The partners would be

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Welcome to AprU everyone. If it hasn't warmed up where you are yet, I hope tffis article pro-vides some warmth for you.

Tom PetiUo sent an emaU and picture to document a January gathering of First Company Classmates at Nancy and ffis condo in SUverthorne, CO. Here's the basics of ffis text.

• Dear Mike, here are a couple of photos from a recent 1st Company 40-1/2 Reuffion held in SUverthorne, CO. Deffise and Frank Hughes came up from Bfrnfingham to stay with us and ski a few days. Conffie and Bob Kanive came over from Denver for a Saturday ffight. And for lunch (and the photo) Mary and Tom Bock and Goody and Brian Sibold stopped by on Saturday (we aUowed Brian seeing how ffis roots were in the 1st Company).Tom Bock is an avid fisherman as the ttout through ffis head in the photo attests. Best Wishes, Tom • Many thanks to Tom for the picture and news.

Scott Redd was the featured guest speaker at the USNAA Greater Wasffington DC Chapter luncheon on 17 January. Also attending were eight other Classmates. Chuck Grutzius provided a picture of the event, wffich is provided below. Pictured are (1-r standing) are Guinn Clark, Jim Long, Pierce Johnson, Scott, Al Sears, BiU Higgins, and Tom Hufihian. Seated (1-r) are Chuck and Gary Siegel.

'"66 DC CHAPTER JANUARY LUNCHEON ATTENDEES"

Many thanks to Chuck.

Wayne Hicks was recently honored as one of five men inducted into the Eastern IntercoUegiate Wrestfing Association ( EIWA) HaU of Fame on 3 March at the 103rd EIWA Championship held at East Sttoudsburg.The ceremony took place before the final round of the tournament on 3 March. Wayne wUl be joined by Clyde "Red"Witman, former coach at East Stroudsburg, Robert Eberle of Princeton, George Feuerbach of Leffigh, and CharHe Ridenour of Perm State as the Class of 2007 EIWA inductees. Wayne was a two-time EIWA champion at 137 pounds and the recipient of the 1966 Coaches Trophy awarded to the EIWA Championship's Most Valuable Wrestler after beating defenffing national champion, BUly Stuart, in the finals. His offiy career EIWA tournament loss came in the 1965 finals to Stuart, after Hicks defeated another defenffing NCAA champion in the quarterfinals. In adffition, he earned the league's John Fletcher Memorial Award in 1966 as the wrestler who scored the most team points during his EIWA Tournament career Wayne was also an undefeated, two-time New Jersey state champion at SomerviUe High School and outstanffing wrestler as a senior. WhUe at Na-vy, he won two WUkes Open titles and was voted Outstanffing Wresder in both 1964 and 1965. After

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graduarion Wayne placed tffird at the 1971 U.S.World Team Trials, incluffing one tie -with foture Olympic champion John Peterson. After ffis iffitial service as a Naval A-viator, Wayne was an assistant to Ed Peery who produced two EIWA championsffip teams (1972 and 1974). He has spent many years as a volunteer coach for wresffing programs in the area, incluffing the Naval Academy, Navy Juffior Wrestfing, Crofton Juffior League, Old MUI High School, and St. Mary's High School, where he is currently the head coach. In 2002, he was inducted into the Maryland Chapter of the National Wresthng HaU of Fame for Lffetime Service. Congratffiations to Wayne.

HaU Wendel, retired chairman and CEO of sno-wmobUe maker Polaris Industries, recendy donated $27.5 mUHon to the Mayo Cfiffic, in Rochester, MN. By request, most of the gift wUl fiind the W. HaU Wendel, J r Muscffioskeletal Center and research fond; $2 mUfion wUl endow a research professorsffip. HaU made the donation because he was so pleased -with the care he received in 2005, when Mayo CHffic doctors replaced both offfisknees.

Later, they replaced ffis shoffiders.The reason was a Hfetime of puffisffing physical activity, incluffing maraffions and cHmbing to the top of Mt. Everest. HaU now keeps to pUates and other lower-impact activities. Thanks to HaU for ffis generosity m seeking to make Hfe better for others.

As many of you know from the Class-wide emaU I sent, on Thursday, 11 January 2007 Oke Shannon had open heart surgery at Hahfax Hospital, ffi Daytona Beach, FL.The ttiple bypass operation lasted over 6 hours. Although it was a difficffit surgery, the heart surgeon said it was successfid. Oke's right coronary artery (RCA) was 90% to 95% blocked.

The left anterior descenffing (LAD) artery was 40% blocked, and he lost the circumflex (C&) artery when he had ffis heart attack in 2000. The surgeon was able to repair aU three arteries. Linda provided the foUowing progress report on 24 January, and a picmre of ffim and Denny AJleman. Carolyn and Denny visited Linda and Oke on 27 January.

Family & Friends— Oke came home from ffie hospital late afternoon Thursday 18 January 2007. He has two drainage tubes in his leg (they look Hke grenades with tubing). He's eating weU.We're stUl working on a healthier ffiet—I can't beheve ffiat shrimp cocktaU is on the "avoid Hst". A Gentiva

Visitmg Nurse comes twice a yveek, wffich has been great support.We received two largefi-ffitbaskets and yve're StiU working on eating aU ffie yvonderfiU fiffit.We ffiank you aU for your prayers, cards, emails, and phone caUs. Our youngest son, Corry; yy-as here for a yveek to help out. It yvas great to haye ffim here.

He ey-en updated our desktop and laptop computers and ffidn't charge us any-tffing!!! He had to get back to ffis yyife. work, and school in N M ffiough.

Durmg times Hkeffiese,yy-e y\ish our kids Hved a Htde closer. Coach Quinn (Oke's creyv coach at USNA) came by ffie hospital to yisit yyith Oke as ffid sey-eral members of ffie First Baptist Church of Day-tona Beach staff. The Class of'66 is ffie most ayy-esome Class to ever graduate fiom ffie Naval Academy. Oke has foUoyvup appomtments yyiffi ffie Heart Surgeon.

Carffiologist, and Primary Care Physician starting 1/30. We are takmg one day at a rime to give his body- time to rest and heal. For noyv yve're keepffig visits to a minimum and phone calls short to consery-e Oke's energy: We're very- ffiankfiU for ffie meffical staff and feel so blessed to hay-e fanfily and firiends such as you.

Linda foUoyved ffiat emaU with anoffier on 9 February wiffi this update.

• The last couple of weeks have been chaUenging: Monday 1/29, yve spent most of ffie day at ffie Port Orange E R because Oke w^s havffig difficffity breathmg. Tests showed flffid around ffie lungs and broncffitis. It ffid giy-e us a chance to check out ffie brand new facffity ffiough!! Tuesday, 1/30, we went to Ormond Beach for an appomtment yvith ffie Heart Surgeon.

Oke was put on adffitional meffications one for ffie cough and another to help wiffi the discomfort and inflammation aroimd ffie sternum. We both have had very- Hffie sleep smce the 19th and yvere very thankfirl that the neyv medications started helping by 2/2. We were boffi sleeping ffi short shifts during the day and mght at that pomt. Hoyvever, yve ffid stay up to yvatch the Super Bowl. The NE Patriots coffidn't be there so it yvas OK to see ffie Colts yvin.Tyvo impressive coaches and teams. We enjoyed hearmg thefr Christian testimoffies. I'm not goffig to even mention the commercials. Tffis yveek has been much better The JP ffiains and staples yvere removed from Oke's left leg on Tuesday 2/6, and yve have mosdy caught up on our sleep. The Carffiologist was pleased yvith Oke's progress on Thursday and the Home Health Nurse

yvUl have offiy one more visit next yveek.

Oke yviU start Carffiac Rehab yvitffin the next two yveeks and hopefiaUy take a yvalk on the beach tffis yveekend. I'm going to leave him alone for a couple of hours tffis eveffing (I got perrffission!!) and go see the Boston Pops. We've had tickets for a long rime, but Oke is not yet ready to sit quiedy for two hours in a pubfic place. We thank our friends for the fabffious meals w-e've enjoyed durmg tffis difficffit rime.

Also ffiank aU of you for your prayers, phone caUs, and emaUs. We are trffiy blessed to have so many yvonderfiU famUy and friends. In Him. Linda & Oke •

"DENNYAND OKE"

I knoyv you joffi me ffi wishffig Oke a speedy and fiJl recovery and Linda and Oke your prayers and best wishes.

FffiaUy for those of you ffiterested ffi engagffig ffi ffiscussions on current issues, BiU PhiUips informs me that '66 has a ffiscussion group on yahoo-you yviU find some spfrited, entertaiifing, but defiffitely, infornfing discussions. The Hnk is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ USNA66_Discussions/.

Unffi May—AU the best—Mike!!!

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 60% PRES: CDR David E. Church, USN (Ret.) SECY: LtCol Jim McNeece, USMC (Ret.) 1603 John Worthington Wa\; CiDwnsviIle. MD 21032 H: 410-849-3423; E: scribe67@aoLcom

We must be on the doldrums. Either nobody's doing anytffing yvorth talking about, or there are a lot of broken arms out there keeping people from yvritffig. I sayv a great quote the other day from a December 1728 edirion of the Pennsylvania Gazette when faced yvith a scarcity of neyvs to report: "We have Httie News of Consequence at present, the English Prints being generaUy stuffi (sic) yyith Robberies, Cheats, Ffres, Murders, Bankruptcies, Promorions of some.

Hanging of others; nor can yve expect much better tUlVessels arrive ffi the Sprmg... .In the mean Time we hope our

Readers wiU be content for the present, yvith what we can give 'em, yvffich if it does 'em no Good, shaU do 'em no Hurt.

'Tis the best we have, and so take it." (For the copyright cops and the otherwise curious, that was quoted ffi Infamous Scribblers: Tlie Founding Fathers and the Roivdy Beginnings ofAmerican Journalism by Eric Burns.)

Now, having taken everyone to task here's what I do have, and whUe "the best we have" may be a may be a bit short ffi the quanrity department, it's plenty long on quahty!

We had the annual Dark Ages Brunch at ffie Army-Navy Country Club in ArHngton,VA back in January. The turnout yvas not as robust (what a great, overused word!) as it had been ffi the past, but maybe that was because of the snow.

Neverffieless, we had a fon rime. John CraighUl took some good photos. The caprions go around the table, left to right (pretty much).

I got a note from Tom BaUantine yesterday. He said he's startmg ffis thfrd career. He's now the photographer for Sophisticated Woman magazffie wffich is pubHshed in Covffigton, LA on the north shore of Lake Pontchartram. He sent along a copy of the magazffie. His blurb ffi it says photography has been a hobby smce he was 16, and he's evidentiy done freelance work for a yvhUe. It also menrions ffis charismatic personafity (!); there's a very ffistmgffished photo ofTom, himseff, too. He and Carol have one daughter, Tara, and one granddaughter, Leah, 21 months old.Tom joffis a gro-wmg caffie of '67 photographers along with Curt CowgiU and Nadffie Cfficoffie. If yve can get them aU to show up with cameras at ffie 40th, we shoffid have no shortage of picmres. It'U be the Class of '67 paparazzi with Tom, Curt, Nadffie, and the aforementioned John CraighUl aU' fighting for the teU-aU shot!

Some of us get old, some get better.. .or maybe yve aU get both. But some stand out. A couple of cases ffi pomt come from a pafr of articles that were spotted by the Alumffi Association and sent to me. As reported in theVaUejo Times Herald, Ray Smith has been inducted into theVaUejo Sports HaU of Fame, not based on any sffigle accompHshment, but based on ffis years of physical acffievement.. .but yve knew that afready! Track team at Navy, SEALs forever, mountam climbing, marathons.

There's more, but the point is, he was

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Ed & Kathy Kerins, Joanne Nanos, Dick Branum, Kathy & Dick Meade, Rene & Nadine Chicoine, and Ted & Bobbie Herring

Al & Susan Toppelberg, Nancy & Steve WoodaU, John & Kathleen CraighUl, and Lin & Linda Wells

recogffized for a Hfetime of deffication to fitness and atUetics. Congratulations, Ray! Then there's BiU Evans. The VirginianPilot in Norfolk ffid a close-up on BiU recogffizing ffis deffication to the sport of rowing, but we knew that, too! He rowed Hghtweight crew at USNA. He's coached at Cox High School for 11 years since ffis 1998 Na-vy reffiement, and he's also affifiated -with local ro-wing clubs and the Eastern Vfrgiffia Scholastic Rowffig Association, rower mentoring and a variety of crew-related activities. He views crew as a Hfelong participatory sport proviffing healthy aerobic activity that is easy on the body's joints. BiU says it's 80 percent brains, 20 percent guts, requiring mental clarity, focus and true teamwork.

One tffing I neglected to say about Ray is that he is also a ro-wing enthusiast.

He is the national leader in the Concept 2 rowing competitions, stanffing number six of 75 in the over 60-year-old competitors in the 60-nfinute racing competition.

Remember about 3 years ago, Tom Knudson was competing in a seffior crew event in England? Maybe these guys know sometffing the rest of us have rffissed.

Two pieces to close with: I saw Tom Blair's name come through the message traffic. Looks like he's going to be at the 40th. And even better news, though I have no detaUs, John Kieley is walking again.

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a long struggle. Congratulations,John! I put your name alongside Ray's and BiU's for physical acffievement.

I guess that's where it ends for tffis time. I (really) look forward to hearing from you.That's it...Goodnight!...Jim ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 50% PRES: James Niehus 1422 Pennington Lane Soudi.Annapolis, MD 21409 P: 410-349-2361; E: jim.niehus@viasat.com EXEC SECY: Leo Kuehn 531 WUson Rd.,Annapolis, MD 21401-1061 E: leo.kuehn@l 968.usna.com P:410-266-6821 C O R R . SEC'Y: CAPT Gordon I. Peterson, USN (Ret.) 7994 Hidden Bridge Dr. Springfield,VA 22153 P; 703-913-5404; F: 202-267-4020; E: gpeters621@aol.com WEB SITE: www.usna68.coni

Early in February Jim Kiffer conveyed sad news from his roommate, Tom Hearn. Tom's wife, Janie, passed away on December 27 as the result of an aortic aneurysm that came on very suddeffiy.

"He wanted me to mention that she ffied peacefuUy surrounded by her fanfily," Jim related. Tom is retired from American AirHnes and lives in the Seatde area. Jim said it best: "Our thoughts and prayers go out to Tom and his fanfily" From Pennsylvaffia, Phil Katauskas passed along the foUowing newsy update describing some fanffiy and Academy activities from late in the year past:

â&#x20AC;˘ "1 can belatedly report that Eric Houin and AUce Cffivleatto were in town for the Army-Navy game. So, Friday evening before the game, Eric, Afice, KendaU, and I ffid a litde Army-Navy eve partying at our home in Media, Penn., and then adjourned to a local brew pub for ffinner It was good to see them, catch up on each others' fives and have them meet KendaU. LuckUy, I had two extra tickets, so they were able to see the game in person. I was impressed by how these Big Easy natives handled the cold weather Eric spotted what looked Hke a fanfifiar face a couple rows down and, sure enough, it was another former tffinclad, Gary D i m m i g ' 66. It was more than 40 years since I'd seen Gary (now that's scary). He stiU looked Hke he coffid turn a pretty good quarter-mUe, albeit in a Masters' race. We were seated next to Ken Kolarcik and ffis famUy, and they shared expert game analyses. And on one of Eric and my beer runs (or was it a men's room run?), we ran into Jack Rose just several rows behind us. It was fon and the right team won, again!

"Son Alex '02 (CAPT, USA) and ffis wife, Lyndsay '02, visited tffis year Alex is now stationed in Fort Richardson, Alaska, with the 3d BattaHon, 509th Airborne Regiment of the 25th Infantry Di-vision.

It was the first time they'd been back east since passing through in the faU of 2005 en route from Fort Benffing to their new posting in Alaska. It was wonderfol to see them and spend some quahty time. Alex wiU deploy to Iraq in AprU to join other members offfisBrigade who deployed last year, so please keep him ffi your prayers.

"KendaU's event design-and-planffing business is off to a pretty prorffising start for a newcomer She left the practice of law after five years with big firms in Jffiy last year to devote fiaU time to Eclatante Event Design, LLC. Check out our website at www.eclatantedesign.com.

We've been told that "eclatante" is archaic Itafian for "extraorffinary" She's the president, and I'm everything else.

"I'm StUl enjoying the switch from doing civU Htigation for more than a quarter of a century with large Center City firms to practicing with a smaU firm (17 attorneys) in Jenkintown, a northern suburb of PhUadelpffia just south of WUlow Grove. The practice is fastermoving and with more in-court time, which I Hke. Classmates passing through PhUadelphia or environs should give me a

caU or emaU me atpkatauskas@. soglaw.com.

Jack Rose (jrose23@wi.rrcom) and Jeff Dumas continued their winning form from last October's Marine Corps Maraffion wiffi ttffiy impressive finishes in winter runffing events. In the Norfolk haff-maraffion race. Jack finished 63, -wiffi a first-place age group fiffish and an overaU male-gender finish place of 55. Jack's clocking was 1:39:15.50 wffich, for you buU slashes out ffiere, equates to a bodacious 7:35 pace per mUe. Hoo-rah!

"Rubber side down," Jack! • Not to rest on ffis laurels from October's Marme Corps Marathon, Jeff reported from Boffider, Colo., in February that ffis performance in ffie "U.S. A.Track & Field National Championsffip" cross country race made him, officiaUy, Jeff Dumas en route to ffie"... eighffi a Bronze Medal in the fastest old fart 2007 USA Track & Field runnmg on grass m Cross-Country Championship race. ffie whole USA!" Jeff earned a bronze medal with ffis "Boffider Seffiors" crosscountry runffing team for a tffird-place finishffithe 60-69 age group. Jeff noted ffiat he beat aU but one runner on the sixman SUver Medal team. Double hoo-rah! ffiffieMen's Open Race, the U.S. Na-vy team handUy beat Army, Air Force, and ffie Marines. "I wore a Navy sweatsffirt to cheer ffiem on,"Jeff related, "and I had a talk wiffi ffie some of the Navy runners m the warm-up area before the meet—and was pleased to find that there were tffiee former USNA cross country ruimers competmg. More importantly, they aU knew about the Class of '68 CC team. In fact, wiffiout any prompting, they even raffied of names Hke Jim Dare, Ron Knode, and Paul Gaflffiey—and told me what ffie tffiee of them were up to nowadays. Seems Hke the Class '68 ain't forgot!

Congratulations, Jack and Jeff, for your truly inspiring performances. Runffing must be the theme for this year's column.

In January Greg Camp, USMA '68 irfformed me that Jim Dare stayed with ffim for a relative's commissioning at Fort Benffing. Jim and Greg logged a run together to recapture the many spirited races we aU experienced during our time at the Academy. Greg was a nationaUy

ranked half mUer in high school who went on to earn many laurels at West Point, incluffing nose-to-nose competitions with Jim and Ron Knode. He fought as an Army Ranger in Vietnam, retiring as a colonel of infantry to serve as the executive ffirector of the National Infantry Museum in Fort Benffing, Ga.

Jim Dare and former West Point nemesis Greg Camp USMA '68.

In February,John Tscffirhart (cheerheart @msn.com), a non-graduating member of our Class who departed our ranks at the end of our youngster year, visited. We were able to catch up on old times.

Together with BiU Matthews (tragicaUy kUled in an F-14 crash off the coast of Cahfornia in the late 70s), the three of us journeyed from our hometown of Wantagh, N.Y., to enter the Academy together Here is John's update: • "Although I have worked at the Uffiversity ofWyorffing as a professor of environmental econorffics and have Hved in the Wyorffing and Colorado area for the past three decades, I grew up in the East and do enjoy visiting the New York and Wasffington areas often. In February I had some work to do at the Environmental Protection Agency in D.C, so I combined the trip with a visit to my old high school and USNA classmate, Gordon Peterson, and ffis wife Diana. NaturaUy we rerffiffisced about Academy days, and when Gordon broke out ffis 1968 Lucky Bag it was a pleasure to see how young my old 27th Company mates stiU look, at least on paper. I saw that my old friend Rich Glantz was Company Commander of the 9th; maybe if I had stayed at the Academy I would have been weU-connected!

"During plebe year, another old friend and roommate, Earl Kindstrom, and I seemed to go through several roommates during plebe year One of them was Walt Little, an interesting, talented, and colorful feUow who left the Academy after plebe year It turns out a few years ago I was with a friend in Sacramento, Cafif,

and she had business in the Capitol so I joined her With time on my hands I guided myseff through the buUding and noticed that in the front row of the legislative chambers was a sign with the name Walter Little. I John Tschirhart recaUed that the Walt brought frigid Wyoming temperatures east in I knew was from February.

Cafiforffia, so I decided to check this out, although I figured it was a long shot that Walter and Walt were one and the same. Unfortunately, Walter wasn't around that day, but ffis staff confirmed that tffis Walter was my old roommate Walt. So you never know when you rffight be surprised by confing across a feUow alumni, especiaUy when that alumni turns out to be the Chaplain for the Cafiforffia Legislature. Back in 1965, I wouldn't have guessed the Walt I knew would have foUowed that particular career path." • I have encouraged John to come back east again next year for our 40th reuffion, so I hope those of you in the 9th Company wUl correspond -with John and urge ffim to do so.

West Coast scribe Denny Young reported recent press coverage of the irrepressible Mdck Taylor and ffis special relationsffip with a black Labrador caUed Neo. I have copied below excerpts from a newspaper article posted to the Alumffi Association's homepage in February: • "It's often said that dogs are man's best friend, and when Mick Taylor met Neo recently, it ffidn't take long for them to become buddies. Neo is trained to be a companion to Taylor, 62, who is in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease. The black Labrador is a graduate ofTrain Rite, a nonprofit organization that trains dogs to perform everyday tasks for people with disabffities.

"Taylor, a Naval Academy graduate and retired president of Grange Insurance in Ohio, had to have ffis leg amputated after a soccer accident more than 30 years ago. He has a prosthesis, but also uses a wheelchair Neo has been trained to retrieve items for Taylor, as weU as open doors and turn Hght switches on and off.

He was taught to lead Taylor home if he becomes lost and to get help ff he faUs.

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"So far Neo knows how to perform about 60 tasks and wiU learn more if the need arises.Taylor wUl take Neo home in a couple of weeks.'Mick has been so anxious to get Neo,' said Taylor's wife, Karen Taylor 'He keeps asking me, 'When are we going to get the dog?'Alzheimer's has affected his language, so Taylor has a ffifficult time finding words when speaking and loses his ttain of thought.

'Alzheimer's is a lonely disease,' his -wife said. 'Since Mick has trouble speaking, having this dog wiU help him to open a conversation. It wiU be good for him to have Neo as a companion. Right now, Mick feels he has no power and no choices.'

"The Taylors have been married 35 years and have three chUdren and two grandchUdren. Karen Taylor said her husband's health is steadily decHning, and he recently had knee surgery and a kidney removed because of cancer.

"She said Neo wUl be a big help to her, too." 'AU caregivers have a real need to take care of themselves, too, and I know I can leave Mick at home for a short time, and the dog wiU help him.

They'U be able to go for walks together, and I know that Mick -wUl be able to get home safely. There are so many things Neo can do. He can even empty the dryer But he doesn't fold." • I wUl leave you with this stirring account of one classmate's courage and support from ffis "ffis better half," as I refer to my bride of 36 years.

AU the best, Gordo ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 47% PRES: F.H."Mike"Michaelis VICE PRES: Pat Stroop SECY: Dr. Steve Hudock 6006Woodlake Ln.,Alexandria,VA 22315-2637 703-989-4606; E: shudock@1969.USNA.com TREAS: Steve Ward O: 703-413-4186; M: 703-969-6872 E: sward@mmiconnect.com

Spring is upon usfinaUyand as we plan aU of those summer acti-vities we should not loose sight of the great job Na-vy Lacrosse is doing again this year!! Tffis has been a great month for maU, so let's get on with it: Pat Stroop had a chance to visit with Ruth and N o r m Brown in Wyckoff, New Jersey. Norm has been the pastor of Cedar HiU Christian Reformed Church for a little over a year now, and they are very happy doing the Lord's work for a wonderful congregation of very friendly

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folk. They had a great time teUing sea stories and getting caught up, and look forward to visiting again. Sunday service is at 1030 and it is very enjoyable and ffilfUling. Here is the link to the church's web page: http://cedarhiUchurch.org/ Pat also reports that Yvonne and PhU Lame yvere in AnnapoHs for a brief visit in the nfidffie ofJanuary. They had been back East staying with Yvonne's mom for a couple of months and are on their way back home to Lewiston, Idaho.

Chuck Hoffinan came out of the woodwork with a great episde letting us know what he's been up to for the past 38 years: • I guess it's about time that I connect with ffie group again. I'm sorry that it has taken me so long. After I left the Navy in 1976 I lost contact with just about everyone.

I went into Naval A-viation and served as a pUot and NFO until 1976. Left the service because the marriage was in ttouble. It lasted untU 1990. Mary and I are stUl friends. After the Na-vy I Hved in PA near Pittsburgh for 4 years, CT near New London for 2, MA near Boston 16, and now in rural OH near Columbus for 9.

Two chUdren by that marriage. Three more from my wife Carole's former marriage plus a niece who was raised yvith them as a sister We lost Sgt Justin Fenton Hofirnan, USMCR, on in Iraq on 8/3/2005.

I've made my living doing ffifferent kinds of computer sofirware work aU these years (yeah, big surprise!). I also went to grad school at Boston Uffiversity and received a Master of Social Work degree in 1990.1 practiced part time as a Hcensed cHffical social worker for four years in MA doing psychotherapy -with adffits, couples, and farffiHes with adolescents.Worked in two cHnics doing that. Currendy I do software development for the NationalYouth Advocate Program (-www.nyap. org). My odd combination of degrees and experience works pretty weU here.

Carole and I are active in a lot of .stuff.

This includes things with our church and community. We also were both campaign workers for our congressman who did get reelected. No mean fete this time because he is a Republican. I serve asffisyvard chairman for our rural area. I'm active with the Navy League including being their liaison to Lima Company, 3rd Batt, 25th Marines, 4th Mar Div. I'm president of a great singing group (•wvvw.singingbuckeyes.org). I do volunteer work from time to time for Congressman PatTiberi including serving

on his panel to review appHcants to the federal service acaderffies. Meeting these young people gives you faith in the future. Although I haven't been active with our Class organization I have been active with the USNA Alumni Association Board of Directors in tffis region. I stUl swim, run a Htde, and I'm going to get back into skiing when there's some snow (not much so far tffis year).We Hke ocean cruises and have one confing up in May. Hey, being at sea is pretty ffice when you don't have to stand watch.

WeU, that's about it. I just wanted to say heUo and let you know where I am and where I've been. Here's my contact info. We don't Hve in Pataskala as it rffight imply. We Hve out where the cows and corn fields are, in an uffincorporated area caUed Jersey Townsffip. Pataskala is just the nearest post office that dehvers. • And a hearty thank you Chuck for takmg the time to write!!

Another update was shaken loose by Joe Chopek on ffis 5th Company emaU chain; this one is from Ed Finison: • ActuaUy, life has been good—stUl is— Son Bryan is in Tuscaloosa, married with 2 sons 3 and 5. He is partner in a CPA firm and does business consffiting.

Daughter DaffieUe lives next door to us with her husband, and three kids—sons 10 and 4, and daughter 8.1 coach basketbaU, again—and go to grand-daughters gymnastics. Play some golf—continue to ref high school basketbaU for 15 years.

Wife, Dee, taught for 25 years and has been in adrffin for 3, and is now back as principal—building a new school. I have been with same Hosiery company for 30 years (production planning, inventory conttol, head of manufacturing), we just sold to a large company that is global, and the transition is a real pain in the —?

At one time I would have said that I would work tiU 65 or longer, but am having 2nd thoughts.

Seriously, life has been good, and as I continue to think about the guys during USNA days—woffidn't give anytffing for the experience. I conrinue to run into people on a daUy basis that are impressed with Academy background—Of course it doesn't hurt when we get the good press for Army-Na-vy game—Networks conrinue to do the game jusrice—as much as I hate the media, they do treat that game weU. I'U wrap it up and go home to see what the Crimson Tide of

Alabama got on National sigffing day— Wffe and boffi kids yvent to Alabama.

Take care and pass a yvarm heUo to any of ffie guys you come in contact wiffi, for me. BEAT ARMY! • Anoffier ffianks and yveU done to Ed for sendmg us a note!!

Glenn Lattig even got off ffie couch and wrote in: • Great to hear fiom you & Joe. Tffink often about ffie guys of 5ffi Company in ffie Class of 69.

I'm a materials manager for a ffigh tech company—Appfied Materials. We're ffie yy-orld's largest producer of serfficonductor manffiacturing eqffipment.We make ffie tools ffiat Intel, Texas Instruments, etc. use to make ffiefr cffips. I work ffi our global spares organizarion, leadmg a team ffiat produces ffie reports, metrics, analysis, etc. used to run ffie spares busffiess. Been at Appfied sffice I retired fiom ffie Navy- ffi '94.

Wefiy-effiSfficon VaUey, just souffi of San Jose, ffi a smaU toyvn caUed Morgan HUl. I commute to yvork fiom ffiere by tram (ffie traffic out here sucks). Daughter Jennffer completed her PhD last year and is head ffigh school counselor at a ffigh school m a Phoenix, AZ suburb. Her husband is a Phoenix poHce officer. They have one son, 8.

I try to get out to play goff, but usually offiy do it yvhen yve go to our timeshare ffi San Diego. It's at a goff resort, and our uffit is on one of the fafrw-ays.Also try to do some ocean fisffing when I can—the salmon fishffig here is pretty good. I also volunteer at a local winery- (w-iU be yvorkffig there this Saturday). That has a lot of benefits.

Got to see Dean and Dave LiUy a few- yean ago for lunch. Was great rerffiniscing. Sayv a handfffi of 5th company guys at our 35th reuffion. I see Ralph StoU periofficaUy. He's not too far ayvay ffi Seaffie. His yvffe is arrivmg Sunday to spend a few days wiffi us wffile he is on a busffiess trip. We yvant to get up to see him and Sharon later this year I agree about the respect that being a USNA alumffi commands.Wfien I joffied Appfied, one of our execurive VPs yvas a USNA grad. There are several here, along with a handfiU of USMA, and 2 USAFA. I am the seffior USNA guy here, and bemg a former nuclear submarffie captaffi, I get a lot of requests for sea stories. Hope to see a lot of you at our 40th reuffion, if not before. Please stay ffi touch. Glenn •

Anoffier 5ffi Company mate, Greg Brubeck came on fine: • Found Bob's e-maU in my Junk MaU box just noyv. Promoted ffim to the Trust Hst. Glad to see some of us are stffi ahve and computer Hterate. Beba and I stiU Hve in South Texas yvhere I have been working at the Port of Corpus Christi for the last 18 years since I retired in 1989. Make it back to AnnapoHs often and occasionaUy have run into Joe, Glenn and George.

Have received e-maUs from Bob, Ralph and Dave on occasion. Have heard stories about some of the others but no visual contact since 1969 (at least ffiat I can StiU remember).

Our son is a USMC CAPT F-18 pUot stationed ffi Beaufort. He is USNA 2002 and currendy deployed to Japan but has been m ThaUand for ffie last several weeks.

He returns m rffid March. He and his -wffe have one daughter who is almost 1.1 went mto shock when he caUed to teU me I was goffig to be a grandfather but ffien I realized I was approacffing 60 (this year).

Hope to see more of our company mates at ffie next reuffion. We ffid hfre a USNA 69 grad as our assistant poHce cffief this past year (Arch Archambo). Four of us now Hve ffi CC plus Ronnie Saddler's yvffe (Ron ffied about 10 years ago.

Regards, Greg • AndfinaUy,ffieRev Mike Minter came on Hne with a short missive: • So good to hear from so many and to catch up on the Hves of men that I have not seen for many years. Outside of Riera, yvho Hves near by, and a few meetmgs yvith Chopek, I have seen very few of you. I reafize that I am not an official grad and thus find my seff eavesdroppffig on these emaU exchanges. But then again, smce I spent most of my time at USNA helpffig the rest of you boneheads get tffiough Calcffius and Physics I had no time to prepare for my own exams. I just graduated a Httie earher.

When I left, I went to Old Domiffion Uffiv and got a degree in PoHtical Science. I just love that science. Then ffi 1970 I moved to Horida to go mto the Life Insurance busffiess. I started takmg some ffight courses at a near by Bible CoUege and found myseff caUed mto rffiffistry. In 1972 I entered Bible CoUege and graduated ffi '74.1 met my yyife Kay at school and we have been happUy married for 34 years yvith four great chUdren. Offiy one is married and yve are expectmg our first grandchUd m May. My

son David just got engaged and he yvUl be married in Aug. Here I am almost 63 and no grandkids. My brother is three years older than I and has two grandkids in coUege. In '74 Kay and I moved to Reston.VA to start a church. Here is one for the books. I had a job as a Locker room attendant yvhere I sffined shoes. In the Summer of'74 I hear these shoes ffit the counter and I look up and it's Joe Chopek. TaUc about embarrassment.

The church eventually got started from a smaU Bible study and is now a large church yvith four weekend services.

The Lord is good, even to USNA rejects (effitor's note: rffike is not a 'reject', he is a Classmate who simply didn't graduate at the same time!). I woffid love to see aU of you. As Riera said, I -wUl be doing ffis son's weddmg tffis Sprmg.They have a beautifirl place just outside of AnnapoHs. You aU are welcome any time just make sure it is not on a weekend that I am usffig it. Blessffigs. Mike • Can't beat that kind of maU bag!! Thanks to aU who participated and to Joe Chopek for getting the baU roUffig.

The Class of'69 Foundation Quarterly BOD meeting was held on 7 Feb. Minutes are posted on our website.

Of note, we have passed the haff-way mark ffi conttibutions and pledges for the Class Chapel Project.With offiy 283 Classmates participatffig so far, we have managed to accumffiate $528K ffi comrffitments. If you haven't jumped in and done your thmg yet, WHAT ARE YOUWAITING FOR!!?? Please go to the Class Web site, fmd and print the pledge/conttibution form and maU it ffi!!

Be a part of our next '69 legacy for USNA!! BEAT ARMY—often! steve A N N U A L M E M B E R S H I P : 7% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 5 0 % PRES: CAPT Lynn H.Widener, USNR (Ret.) SECY: CDR Royal ConneU, USN (Ret.) 1978VaIIe>' RA.Annapohs.MD 21401 E: njrotc@usna.edu WEB SITE: http://usna70.org ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 49% PRES: CAPT Perry Martini, USN (Ret.) E: pjmartini@comcast.net SECY: C:APT Mike Longworth, USN (Ret.) 1145 Birks Ln..Viigmia Beach.VA 23464-5826 E: duke.long\vorth@1971.usna.com WEB SITE: www.usiia.com/classes/1971/usnal971Jitm

WeU, the yvinter mess wiU be over and the grass yviU be as green in the Yard as ffi Ireland by the time you receive tffis

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rffissive. I can see the bright green weUmafficured grass along SttibfingWalk.As wdth most winters, there were the usual power outages, ice storms, feet of snow and just good fon in the snow for outdoor sports lovers. But, now spring is here.

Now it's time to turn our thoughts to a wmffing lacrosse season, saffing on the Chesapeake Bay and preparations for Graduation Week for those legacy parents.

One reaUy good surprise of the -winter was the foUowing announcement from the Reuters News Ser-vice: • "Friday February 2,2007; 4:45 PM, WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Defense Secretary Robert Gates said on Friday he had recommended Adm. Timothy Keating to head the U.S. Pacific Command, responsible for an area that sttetches from New Zealand to North Korea. Keating has served as the head of the Northern Command for more than two years, responsible for defenffing the continental Uffited States, as weU as Alaska, the Guff of Mexico and Sttaits of Florida. He woffid replace Adm. WUHam FaUon, who has been tapped to oversee U.S. operations in Iraq and Afghaffistan as the head of Centtal Command. Keating commanded the Na-vy's Fifth Fleet during the 2003 U.S.-led battle to topple Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and oversaw the active-duty nfifitary's response to Hurricane Katrma, wffich ravaged the Guff Coast^area in 2005, Gates said." • Way to go, classmate! Timbo, you have the foU confidence and support of your classmates as you go to Pacffic Command.

Your career path since 9-11 has prepared you weU for tffis new chaUenge. I know our nation wUl benefit from your wisdom and outstanding leadersffip. Duces Virum!

You may recaU that in preparation for our reunion, Steve Brighton provided me with a Hst of classmates for whom we have no forwarding addresses. We had good response to the Hst from before the reuffion, so I'm once again Hsting their names in the hope that someone has a good emaU and snaU maU address. I did another review of the "located" classmates and am surprised there are stUl so many "nfissing." If you have any info on these classmates, send me an emaU so we can update their information in our database. I know many of you would enjoy seeing these classmates at our 40th reunion.

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CAPT David A. Chaney U S N R R M r Michael S. DonneUy M r Johnny L. Duffivan M r Norman D. Durment M r Benjaiffin Dutton M r Pattick J. Esmond M r Michael P. Flore M r Randolph L. Freed LT Thomas B. Fulton, USN Mr. George C. Goffid M r Thomas F. Grant MrArthurJ. Griffo CDRJoffie R. Harris,Jr, USNR M r Stephen A. Harris M r John M. Horohan M r Michael O.Jenkins LT Kenneth D.Jones LCDR Denffis M.Junge, USN M r Kevin R Kirby M r Ted R. Knowles Mr. Frank L. Linder M r Michael G. Lundy M r Donald L. Mackay Mrs.John C. McMacken M r David E. MUler M r James T.C. Moore,II M r Robert K. Pace CDR John J. Paffison, USN (Ret.) Mr Charles N. Rice Mr. Joel E. Rrichter LCDR Michael G. Rohrbaugh, USN M r Ralph E. Rudd, III LT George M. Samons, USN MAJ PeterJ. Shoaf USMC M r Paffi L. Simpson M r John K. Srffith M r John H. Stolp M r Paul D. Sudds M r Phffip D. Taylor, J r CDR David M.Vander Els, CEC, USN (Ret.) MrJohnA.Vorel CAPT RandaU D.Wagner, USN M r Robert L.Walton Mr. Joshua D. Whitmore C D R Reginald WWoolard, II, USN, (Ret) Some of you are wondering how we ffid regarffing the increase of Life Members. WeU, we're at 48%o for Life Membership and 13% for annual members. So, we have a ways to go to get to the 71%. My two "converts" are enjoying the benefits of no more annual dues!

For those of you who are annual subscribers, why not move to Life Membership now? You can pay a smaU montUy fee for a year to "eat the elephant" one bite at a rime! Let's bring the class into Hne with the newly comtffissioned classes and have 100%!

Perry Martini has the foUowing items in work with the class officers and ttustees:

• Class of'71 Two-Legged Navy Mascot - As many of you recaU, we raised money ffi the rffid 1990's ffi order to present a number of gifts to USNA at our 25th reuffion m 1996. One of the many projects we were successfffi ffi completing was paying for ffie Na-vy Mascot (2-legged goat) wffich was adorned with the '71 jersey smce the homecorffing game vs. Duke ffi October 1996. We had enough money to enable USNA to purchase an upgrade in 2001 and it is now time to upgrade and replace tffis mascot's uffiform once agaffi. We (Class of 71) have been asked ff we woffid Hke to contmue sponsorsffip to keep the jersey as "71" for the next 5-6 years. As you have noticed, we get more -visibUityfix)mffie Navy mascot than any offier class project, especiaUy since Navy footbaU has appeared on TV more in the past 4 yearsffianffiffie pre-vious 15 years, includmg 5 bowl games (1996,2003-2006). Of course, he appears at aU pep raUies, offier sportmg events, and anytime ffiere is a special event held m ffie Yard.

"Class of'71 Distinguished Military professor (DMP) Campaign_- I had a chance to interview (on video tape) Joe Thomas in December on ffis last official day teaching and had some rime with him in ffis Etffics class (tape and lecturing). He is reaUy excited about ffis next job as Dean at USMC Uffiversity and is very ffiankfiU for the opportuffity to serve as ffie Class of 71 DMP these past two years. USNA is sorring through the 70+ appHcarions for ffis replacement and is currendy in ffie process of wffitffing that fist down to a few and wUl commence ffie interview process in a few weeks. Plan is to have someone on board by late spring/early summer and to be teacffing in the faU in the 71 DMP slot. WUl let you know as soon as they choose a new '71 DMP. "Annual fall meeting in Annapolis on either 28 September or 19 October- recommend we have our meering on Saturday morning (probably at the Foundarion or the Alumni House Conference Rooms) preceffing the footbaU game and class taUgate. Seems Hke our 35th came and went way too fast. Just can't seem to stop ffiat clock these days!

Time and ride...Duces Virum, Perry." • Certaiffiy, there is plenty of work for our class leadership.

I know ffie class joins me in a hearty "Thanks, classmate" for aU Perry- does to keep us on track toyvard our goals.

As an closffig ffiought. yyffien Timbo is confirmed as PACOM, I'U more easUy see ffis photo every- day.JFCOM has aU the combatant commander photos posted around ffie office. PACOM's photo catches my eye more qffickly ffian the NORTHCOM photo. Oh, weU.. .And, John Meister is keeping his boat afloat here wiffi ffis yvork in Joint Context. I don't knoyv yyhat he does, so ask ffim next tffiie vou see ffim. I hay^e a hunch that he is usuaUy yvorking on ffie saUffig schedffie or yvhen he'U clean ffie barnacles. Mike Cohen recendy yvrote a yisiting op ed for ffieVirgiffian PUot. Mike is a man of many opiffions, so he yvrites a very piffiy column for ffie paper. Keep up ffie good yvork, Mike. Speaking ot yvTiring, Dave Poyer needs to give me some feedback regardmg his recent book signmgs. Dick Enderly is domg a superb job sendmg ffis ALNAVs to ffie NorfoUc area foUcs. Wiffi ffie basebaU season upon us, I think Dick wiU be busy w-iffi ffie emails!

Ill close w-iffi encouragement for aU to pray for our serv-ice members standmg m harm's yvay around ffie yvorid, and for ffiefr fanfifies, especiaUy ffiose of our faUen Solffiers. SaUors, Airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen, yvho have ffied ffi defense ofAmerican fiberty Certaiffiy, ffiese are times that try our souls. We are a nation at yvar as yveU as a nation fficreasffig divided by rhetoric. Our brave service personnel deserved a unified effort to bring peace to a ttoubled region.

Duces virum, â&#x20AC;&#x201D;^Duke ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% IJFE MEMBERSHIP: 46% PRES: CAPT Rick RnbeU USN (Ret.) E: rubel@usna.edu SECY: CDR Rich Robison, USN (Ret.) 12695 Catawba Dr..Woodbridge,VA 22192 E: Scribe72(2;comca5C.net WEB S i l t : www.nsna72.com CLASS LISTSERV: TheGouge@asna72.com

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 7% IJFE MEMBERSHIP: 55% PRES: Kevin Callahan SECY: RADM Tom "TJ" Wilson HI, U S N (Ret.) 7300 SouthVTiew Ct., Faii6x Station.VA 22039 H: 703-455-7940; E: wilsontoml@cox.net

Classmates, It is so cold m northern Vfiigufia today Of course when yve aU read this it yvUl be April and undoubtedly great outside but rigjit now I just want heat. We aU have ffie

endless campaign to entertam us but alffiough ffiat may make ffie blood boU fiom time to time it doesn't seem to generate heat. Enough complainmgfixjmme.

Let's get to ffie meager mput I have to share.

This month I had the great good fortune to have lunch yvith John Cotton, the Chief of Naval Reser\'e.John and I try to get together once a quarter and solve the w-orld's problems. This quarter yve came up short on solurions but yve talked a good game. The Reserves have a champion in John and a great leader

DOE facffiries aU around the country. He indicated some possible scenarios he could manage for us but I've decided not to share. Suffice it to say Ray is prepared to help classmates with a wide variety of management issues.Thanks for staying in touch, Ray. I end tffis month on a sad note.You may recaU that our classmate Ernest Giere passed away a number of years ago.

Saffiy ffis wffe, Deha Malanao Giere, passed away 4 February 2007 in Cavite The Pffihppines. Carlos Agusrin '60 and Roy Golez '70 both passed along the sad neyvs. Roy also sent along the picture, taken a few days after Deha's passing, with her chUdren, January, Erdel, Chrisrian and Ernest, J r On behaff of the enffie class, our thoughts and prayers go out to the chUffien in tffis difficffit rime.

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Delia and Ernest Giere's children with Roy Golez '70

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Later that same week I attended the 107th Annual Carabao WaUoyv. The Mffitary Order of the Carabao has a simple rffission.. .lampoon everytffing ffi sight.

Tffis black-rie affafr does just that and smce it's held ffi DC most of the lampoonffig is at the government's expense. Our table included such lurffinaries from '73 as John Cotton, John Harvey (Cffief of Naval Personnel), Doug Hertel and Jim HiUenmayer.

John Harvey also had ffis father, D r Harvey and ffis uncle M r Joseph Harvey seated with him. Durmg the evenffig I sayv Bob WUlard (VCNO) and Marty Chanik (Commander, Second Heet). AU in aU '73 yvas yveU represented and, I am quick to add, weU behaved. After aU Harv's father was there. We coffidn't make a foss ffi front of him.

Ray WenderUch sent along a short note saying he has started a neyv job yvith BatteUe/Eagle. He'U be perforrffing Emergency Management evaluarions for

The maU bag is way past empty. It gets fiUed tffiough emaU. EmaU is ffin and easy.

Just sit doyvn and type. The column tffis month is pretty short but it coffid and almost was shorter. It almost ffidn't exist at aU. Please help out by senffing a quick note yvhen you see classmates or want classmates to know what you're up to.

Non Sibi ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 4% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 49% PB.ES: Steve Middleton 516 Green Forest Dr.Sevema Park.MD 21146 C O R R . SECY: UCol John Brown, USMC (Ret.) 3630 Serendipity Road WoodbridgeVA 22193 H: 703-583-9713; C: 703-568-0385 E: jrbrown74@comcast.net

Greerings and welcome to the month of AprU! I hope you aU weathered the "Dark Ages". As I put tffis article together, it is about 20 degrees around Wasffington DC. Not good for someone who spent almost 4 years on Okffiawa where it never got beloyv 50! Enough of that, here yve go yvith the foUoyvffig iifformation/pictures of maybe someone you remember.

From Vince Stone (31st Company):

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74-75 CLASS N E W S • "1 retired in June, 1994 to my hometo-wn of Martins-viUe,VA. I served on submarines PARCHE (conversion), GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER (overhaffi), and SKIPJACK (decomnfissioffing XO), as weU as on the tender Frank CABLE (new consttuction) as comiffissioning PJUDCON Officer I spent waaaay too much time in the shipyard. My last tour was a shore duty tour where I got to see bureaucracy up close and personal. Glad I never made it to DC for a tour Before yve graduated, we coffidn't wait to get out of the uncoUege's Mickey Mouse rffies and out into "the real Navy." Did any of you ever find it?

The Navy I found ffidn't want me goffig to my best friend's weddmg, nor my brother's weddmg (where I was schedffied to be best man). I have meUowed somewhat; no one here caUs me the "ragman."

Upon retirement, I was a computer programmer writffig custom sales force automation software for the forffiture mdustry unffi I grew tired of the company I worked for andffisgustedby the dunderheads runrfing computer operations at the firrffiture compames I worked with.

Concerrdng my employer, I can't teU you how to run a busffiess, but I can teU you how not to run it. I now do mosdy voluteer computer support for non-profits.

I married Mary EUen Purner in 1978.We have no cffildren.With the exception of frequent trips to Myrtle Beach and occasional trips out west to go ffiking, my Hfe can best be described as "pretty darn boring."

My biggestfi-ustrationtffis past year (not reaUy) was that HDNET covered several Na-vy football games ffi High Defiffition ffi 2005, but none ffi 2006. Do any of you remember when we used to caU the Army-Na-vy Game "theToUet Bowl."

ThankfoUy those days are past.Vmce" •

now retired and doing weU. I had not seen Jim since he was an usher in my wedding in December of'74. We had a good time reiffiffiscing about a lot of tffings we ffid together whUe at USNA. Of course Steve Middleton, another 28th Company shipmate was there, as always. FinaUy, I was able to Hnk up the day before with Tom LaTurno, my former long time roonfie, in the McLean, VA area where he and ffis wffe Tracy came to meet us for dinner and a few rounds of adult beverages. Tom left GSA a couple of months ago and is now working for the Department of the Treasury in downtown DC as one of their senior IT Program Managers. Tom was looking good and enjoying Hfe. I continue to work at U.S.Joint Forces Command where am in the J5 Strategy and PoHcy Directorate serving as the Chief of Staff and Deputy Director for Integration.. .meaffing I get lots and lots of inconfing tasks, never enough resources, and am the "get 'er done" ogre when it comes to delegating the tasking out to the analysts and project leads in the ffirectorate. So if you're ever over at USJFCOM and want a cup of coffee and a chat, stop on by BuUffing NH-19 and don't forget to take a few tasks fix)m the in basket on your way out the door! Best to aU and BEAT ARMY! •

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Kevin Butler, Steve Middleton and Jimmy Lyons Tulsa Tailgate

Ke-vin Butler reports in wiffi the foUo-wmg: • "Just a quick note and a couple of photos for you to share with the class. I went up to the Tulsa game and whUe it was a close game and disappointing loss, it -was an opportunity to catch up with some "old" friends. I say old in one of the things I noted at the taUgate was that a whole lot of reaUy old grey haired guys were there and I wondered who invited them aU. Of course I was snapped back into reahty when I passed a car window and saw my own "old guy" reflection. I was fortunate enough to run into Jimmy Lyons, a 28th Company mate.

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From Lancaster, PA, Chris Nigon provides the foUowing:

• "I ffiove to Charlotte to attend my first Na-vy bowl game and other than the last rffinute of the game had a fantastic time. I wiU never rffiss another Navy bowl game!

I ffiove down with my son a USMMA Class of 1999 graduate and a LT in the Inteffigence community. He is headed to Iraq for the second stint and it was out Navy going away party. The official taUgate party and aU the other arrangements were outstanffing. The experience rivals an Army-Navy game! I ffigffiy recommend it to aU my classmates. It must reaUy be fon when we win!" • Now from the one and offiy Morgan Ames, renowned for his abffity to recite every classmates Alpha Code backwards, we hear of ffis adventures at the 107th Annual WaUow of the Mffitary Order of the Carabao, held in Wasffington, DC: • "A few photos from "our herd" at ffie WaUow the other eveffing. I had a GREAT TIME hosting our tables and look forward to several of you who are quafified for membersffip in the M.O.C. Herd to join and extend our footprint at tables at foture WaUows!

'WELL DONE to our "Table Georges" — Bob "Springbank" RusseU, George "Golden Fleece" Maffiey LT Steve "Fire in the Hole" Draper and, last but by no means least, ENS Matt ugger" ReicU, who was mentored effectively by CAPT Bob "Hoagie" Hogan both during the WaUow and, later, in the "How-Tos" of "working a room" at the Northrop Grumman Hospitahty Suite.

Other USNA 74ers yvho were also in attendance at the 107th Annual WaUow of the Mffitary Order of the Carabao but who "faUed to muster" after the eveffing's formal program for ffie Class photo-op", ie. they were not in attendance at ffie JJhosted Northrop Grumman hospitahty suite, were: —VADM Albert M. (Bert) CaUand, USN; —VADM Paul E. ("SuUy") SuUivan, USN; — RDML Donald Loren, USN (Ret); — CAPT Paul E. Normand, USN (Ret.); and — CAPT Joseph P. (Joe) Aweduti, USN (Ret.). • The below photo shows Mark Johnson, Morgan Ames, Steve Jasper, JJ Quinn, and Bob Hogan at the event.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 53% PRES: LCDR Steve Hubbard, USN (Ret.) E: hubbs99@comcast.net SECY: CAPT Larry ^K^rrenfeltz, USN (Ret.) 5'~32 Tani.irack Dr.. Pace, FL .->2571 H: 850-995-0051; E: usna75scribe@hotmail.com

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Steve Middleton yvants to teU ey-ery-one ffiat our yy-eb site is doffig great ffianks to Steve Brookman. ffie yvebmaster. Our site averaged over l-KX) visitors/mo ffi 2006. Classmate neyy-s is popular foUoyying by ffie photos and Last CaU. Remember to keep checkffig ffie site. If you have any recent photos, send ffiem to Stey^e and he wiU try to get ffiem on. Just make sure you contact ffim prior to sendmg the photos to see frhe is able to receive them. ffi closffig, I have to report ffie deaffi of our Classmate. WiUiam E. CoUgan.

BiU w-as age 54, ofTracys Landmg, Maryland, and formerly of Dunbar To\y-nsffip. Fayette County; Pa., he ffied Thursday, December 7.2006, at home. He served yvith ffie Uffited States Navy for twenty- years and, foUoyying his reffiement, he yvorked as a Project Engmeer for Telecommufficarions Inc. ffi Annapofis.

WUHam yvas a member of SamtVfficent DePaul Roman CathoHc Church, Leisenring, Pa. He is survived by his wffe, ErHnda Biannes CoHgan; one son, John CoHgan, and one daughter, Jacquehne CoHgan, both of San Diego, Cafiforffia.

May the Good Lord accept BUI and give peace to his farffily. AU for noyv, caU a classmate.

—^Roamer sends.

Dear 'mattfs.

A brand new- kind of SNAFU by your class scribe! You sent me so much good gouge last faU that after I w-rote the December colunm, I put together anoffier yvhole colimrn, ready to go for ffie JanFeb issue. But two months later, yvhen the next deadhne roUed around, I again had a fuU In Box. I "rffisremembered" sendmg in the extra column so I yyTOte a neyv column for Jan-Feb, ffien had plenty more for March. So here we are ffi AprU, and I'y-e got an extra column and no extra room. Andy Howard has posted ffie rffissffig column on our website. My most sfficere apologies to Alex Plechash.

Tom KeUey, and Rick Sch-warting — who sent ffie informarion that's ffi the ffidden ttack. I've placed myseff on report tor failure to publish and yvUl muster ffi ffie foyer m ffie unfform of the day before dinner for the next 30 days. I yyiU also keep the ffie handy and try to fit the informarion into fomre columns.

MeanwhUe, back in the fleet ... Jay DonneUy took command of the Adanric submarine force on 3 FEB, reheying Chuck Munns '73. Kirk Donald yvas the guest speaker. The day- before, Gary Jones reheved Kevin Moran '74 as the commander of the Naval Educarion and Trairfing Command in Pensacola. In other Hag and General Officer news. Rick Tryon was nommated for a second star.

Rick commands the Marine Corps Recrffiring Command at Quanrico. His neighbor on base is George Flynn, the Commandffig General of the Marine Corps Traiffing Command.

In adffition to the list I pubHshed ffi March, these Hower ChUffien yvere among the 25,000 Nayy fans at the Meineke Boyvl -JJ Cuff. Van Rose, Mike Thumm, Jim Wooley, Kerry Kersey. Dayton Warfle. John Langan, George Flymi, and Mark Klett.

From Chris Cikanovich: • I yvas just sitting here reminiscffig and looking at photos. Steve Ferguson emaUed me as he saUed the BIG H O R N doyvn the East Coast past Ocean City. I went out to the beach and waved. So I thought I would send you a picmre of Steve at our annual Neyv Years Eve party.

A tew of the regulars coffid not make it. but the hardy ones who lasted yveU into the next morffing included Raleigh and Larry Weckbaugh. Cindy and Herb Eutsler; Heiffi and Steve Ferguson and of course Diane and me. There was a sense of amazement that after semng off a load of fireyvorks and firing some Ferguson mans the bar at the Cikanovich New heavy armament Year's party. over the canal beffind the house, the poHce ffid not arrest me. Wffich is why I invite the Ocean City Cffief of PoHce each year. At least ff she isn't here, she can't say she didn't know about it. The classmates usuaUy stay over and the pajama party the next mornffig always sets ffie tone for ffie New Year. • Condolences to Curt Coy. His wffe Denise succumbed to cancer on 19 January. Curt had notffing but good words to say about the people at Walter Reed Army Meffical Center and the folks at Hospice of the Chesapeake.

Doug Martin's battle yvith mffitiple myeloma is goffig yveU. His second stem ceU transplant is on schedffie for March.

USNA Capstone seminar

Gary Ingold, John Moran, and Marc Siedband were table facffitators at ffie USNA Capstone serffinar in January. The program is sponsored by the Character Development Di-vision. SmaU groups of first class (facffitated by- a seasoned officer) consider thefr actions and decisions on a series of case smffies, reflectffig ffie kmds of issues they yyiU soon face as Navy and Marme Corps officers. Joiffing our classmate ttio yvas CAPT John CraighiU, USN (Ret.) '67 and thefr plebe year company officer, BGen Tom Draude, USMC (Ret.) '62. General Draude served as the guest speaker and. as expected, had April 2007

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The French effition ofJimTenuto's Blood Atonement won La Prix Calibre 38 (the 38 MiUimeter Award) for best first fiction novel. Bravo Zulu 'mate!

Continuing with our piecemeal 2006 review of 14th company, courtesy of Ken Hart. A heart (and kidney) warnfing tale from Karen and Paul Reardon: • Our two young laffies are at opposite ends of the East Coast, -with our oldest Megan (26) a PT in Gainesville FL whUe her sigrUficant other stuffies for ffis doctorate in pharmacology and Bridget (21) a seffior in Mech Eng. at Clarkson in Potsdam NY. Karen is stiU working at the Uffiversity ofVermont, and I am stiU at IBM. We have had quite a year or so in our extended famUy, -wiffi two kidney transplantsfromfi-vingorgan donors. As you may recaU, I am ffie oldest of eight, and my sister Maureen's two girls both developed a rare degenerative kidney conffition (due to an unfortunate genetic combination). So, both of the girls, 25 and 20, required a kidney transplant, and aU of us sibfings were tested for comparibUity as Hve kidney donors. Out of the eight Reardon sibfings and five sibfings in my brother-in-law's famUy my brother BiU came up first as a match, and last October donated one of ffis kidneys to my ffiece Kristen. Both donor and recipient came through the process beautifioUy, and have had no compHcations related to the procedure since. Kristen is able to go back to Drake Uffiversity in Iowa where her goal is to graduate offiy one year late due to the ttansplant. My number came up as the next match for my ffiece Kathryn, except that I was over the BMI (body mass index) recommendation for being a donor Since I was looking for an excuse to lose a Httle weight anyway, I got to work and dropped 30 lbs in first haff of tffis year and donated a kidney to my ffiece Kathryn at Emory Uffiversity in Adanta on 6 July, with the same surgical team that performed the transplant for BiU and Kristen. Thanks to the prayers and support of my fanfily and many others, Kathryn and I also came through the procedures successfoUy. Kathryn had some bumps and scares in her road to recovery, but she has now been recovered enough to be able to get a job in her field of stuffies

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(she graduated from UVM in 2004 in lab science)."Litde Joe" (they let you name your donated kidney) is perforrffing weU for myffiece.Yourstrffiy has now lost 56 lbs and hasn't felt tffis good in a long while.

I was out of work for about three weeks, but could have gone back 10 days after the operation. I was out of the hospital three days after the procedure. It has been a ttuly amazing experience. The offiy Hfestyle changes as a resffit of the procedure are that I can't take aspirin or mottin (those two get metaboHzed by the kidney, so they want to avoid overloaffing the one kidney I have left, so the doctors recommend acetarffinophen or tylenol), and to avoid playing footbaU and hockey to rffiffirffize potential for damaging the one kidney I have left.

BUI (seven years my juffior) is crazy enough ffiat he StUl plays hockey in an old man's league where he works, but I am AOK -with retiring from those two sports. As you can imagine, I have learned a lot about Hve organ donors and the donation process.

Did you know that for the kidney recipients, the donor kidney is added, but neither of the existing kidneys are removed? So, my brother and I each have one kidney, but our two ffieces each have three kidneys.

Also, a person can Hve normaUy on the capacity of 1/2 of one kidney. (Of course, aU of ffie folks who state tffis are doctors who have TWO kidneys...!) Most of our free time is spent taking care of or visiting our extensive fanfifies. We woffidn't have it any other way.

Cindy and Nyles Christensen are in El Segundo CA, where Nyles is with Chevron and plays a fittie goff. Cindy works part time and is very involved in their church and choir Their three kids are aU fiving in Utah. Daughter Angle is married to Brett. They had their second daughter late in 2006. Angie works as an unemployment counselor for the State and Brett works for Union Pacific raUroad. Brett loves to snowmobile and is getting the rest of the Christensens involved. Son Eric is married and is a seffior at Utah VaUey State CoUege. He is applying for Law school. His wife McKenna works for the State of Utah and is also going to school at LDS Businesss CoUege. Youngest son Mike just completed two years at a community coUege and started at Brigham Young University in January. • Dariene and Jon Greenert are now Dick Cheney's neighbors at the Naval Observatory in N W DC. Jon's job on the CNO's staff is aU-consurffing. Dariene

volunteers at the Fisher House at Bethesda Navy Medical Center Son Jon (23) is an NCIS agent in San Diego and is engaged to Susan, his coUege sweetheart.

Brian (21) is a N R O T C senior at U of PITT. Jon tffinks he's probably going Surface Line. Sarah (18) is a freshman at Penn State. Jon and Dariene are getting setded as "empty nesters".

Once again the great class of 1975 has made my job easy. The offiy hard part is deciffing what must wait for the next aUotment column-inches in the next issue (and then remembering to use it). Enjoy Spring!

'75 Sir! —Larry ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 7% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 46% PRES: Kevin Stone 928 Lynch Dr,Arnold, MD 21012 H: 410-974-4313; E: kevin.stone@1976.usna.com SECY: Mark Hubbard 5632 Tessie Court, New Market, MD 21774-2918 H; 301-865-4472 E: Mark.Hubbaid@1976.usna.com

I am siding here in my townhouse sufferingfixDm'cabin fever' and I know there is sometffing I had on ffie agenda today. Wasn't I supposed to be attenffing the House Hearing on 'Warrffing of the Planet'? Oh that's right, it was canceUed after the ice storm ffit our region. It has been postponed unffi ffirther norice due to the severe cold that is expected to remam in place throughout ffie narion for weeks to come (where is that darn Groundhog? I thought he ffidn't seeffisshadow!).

The late arri-ving -winter weather presents a great opportuffity to sit by my fireplace with a glass of Pinot Noir and my wife. Barb, nuzzled next to me whUst I assemble the latest column. Let me ffig into the maUbag and puU up the first bit of news. WeU, here's an emaU from Peter Varsanyi who writes: • A hearty ffianks and weU done to Chuck litz, 9ffi. Company, for ffis coorffination of ffie January 2007 Class of '76 DC Metto area luncheon.The first event of 2007, dfis 'local' event is expected to be a long and successful series of luncheons m ffie confing monffis/years not offiy for local area classmates, but anyone else passmg thru.

The luncheon was held at the ever popular and convenient CHAMPPS Sports Bar & GrUl in the Pentagon Row area of ArHngton VA. A healthy cross-section of classmates, some fanfifiar and some new, were quite "spifiy" in either their casual or newly donned business attire. ThankfuUy, no one wore Corfam's with white socks.

The casual Friday get togeffier was cause for a good tmie, fine camaraderie, and well crafted taU tales amongst ffie attendees.

In attendance yvere: Ken Beeks, 24ffi Co. Chuck Bush. 11th Co. Keith Champion, 6th Co. Steve Chapman, 12th Co. Rivers Cleveland, 31 st Co. Stu Funk, 24th Co. Ed GUmore, 29ffi Co. Bruce Hinkley, 7ffi Co. Wayne Jakuboyvski, 7th Co. John Kruse, 13ffi Co. Chuck Litz, 9ffi Co. John Locks, 18ffi Co. Scott Moore, 24ffi Co. BUI Ostendorff, 7th Co. Mike Seifert. 21st Co. Gary Stark, 34ffi Co. Peter Varsanyi, 31st Co. Of note is Keith Champion yvho most qffickly took charge of dessert, but ffien gracefiiUy relegated ffie "kitchen sink" to be equaUy shared by aU (see photo).

The consummate organizer.

Chuck, even succeeded m deffly accompHsffing the

• Francis happened to be out in Hawaii doing his beltway banffit thing and gave me a caU. (I'm in the phone book).We got together for lunch and he updated me on you aU and on the reuffion. Seems that he's found ffis success in ffis war-ganfing talent.

We recogffized each other right off and Anne, his yvife, noted that we've gotten grayer (and in my case, a Htde heavier). StiU it yvas great to see each other after 30 years and we prorffised that we'd get together when I'm in DC in May. •

Eric Kimura and Francis Devereux meet in Hawaii

Eric's emaU ttiggered a response from another 26'' Company Classmate, Dave DeFord, who rerffiffisces:

• The picture of you and Francis brings back memories of a humorous incident involving the two of you at 'Mother B'.

We were in one of the three-man rooms down by Sttiper's AUey one eveffing dreaded ^^'"l"'"" f Zat the during study hours. Francis was catcffing , . . post ^ , lunch- '^f'^ charge of dessert some Z's on his rack.You got up, walked eon bUl and ttp QQ Meffg luncheon over to the foot of ffis bed, and proceeded calculations. Chuck event to ffive onto ffis stomach. I tffink you obviously succeeded yeUed "Banzai" when you ffid it, but that weUffia past fife as a wardroom mess could be an embeUishment formed in my tteasurer (a.k.a."George"). aging memory.

Agam a weU deserved thanks to Chuck Francis was known for ffis abihty to Litz for coordinating this exceUent event. sleep at most any time despite what rffight Next luncheon is tentatively schedffied for be occurring in the viciffity. Most of us 22 Feb 07 (same place). • didn't reafize how beneficial that skUl Another 26th Company Classmate, could be unffi we ffit the fleet. I don't Francis Devereux, recently visited FeUow know if Francis was the original inspiraCompany mate, Eric Kimura, in Hawafi. tion for it, but someone came up with Francis seems to show up in the strangest what we caUed Devereux's Law, which places! Eric writes: went something Hke this: "The ground

state of a Midshipman is horizontal in the rack. AU matter seeks the ground state."

On an unrelated topic...I met up with Gary Rush and ffis charnfing wife MiUie in San Juan a few weeks ago during one of my layovers with JetBlue. Gary and MiUie live in "Old San Juan", where they introduced me to an exceUent restaurant and gave me a short walking tour on a warm, sunny winter afternoon. • Bruce Northridge responded to one of my news requests and provides an update and accounting of ffis personal experience with Hurricane Kattina: • I was ffirect accession to the Na-vy METOC community (color-bhnd) and, after a year on a NAVOCEANO survey ship, reported to the Mississippi Gulf Coast in late 1977. I've had assignments away from here 3 times (FNMOC, Monterey; NPS, Monterey; and the Pentagon); but obviously, keep corffing back. Resigned cormffission in 1984; but have stayed in the Na-vy Oceanography business as a civU servant. (Have served on the staff of the Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command since 1990.)

An-yyvay—that sort of explains how I got down here, and sort of explains (being in one place for so long) how my wife and I ended up having two homes here, when Katrina ffit.

We were at Ground Zero for tffis storm. We knew the day before that the beach house woffidn't make it. The surprise was that the storm surge at our house a mUe iffiand was 5ft! And we lost haff the roof as weU (giving us damage upstairs on the 2nd floor on the east side). But we were stiU much better off than most. l.We were able to move into the second-floor bedrooms on the west side of our damaged house.

2. We were able to coUect on the flood insurance for the beach house soon after (whUe most were/are stUl fighting their insurance compaffies).

3.We were able to purchase a home in Bay St Louis (near my son's school) that had "offiy" 3ft of water in it.

4. We were able to use my wife's fanfily's construction talents (from Nov 05—May 06) to get back into a house, weU before most (many were competing for the attention of local contractors).

Given all our many blessings, we've had the opportunity to work with MANY of the WONDERFUL volunteers who keep on coming and corffing.

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76-79 CLASS N E W S to help us in the recovery of our community. They've been predorffinantly church groups and college groups. AMAZINGLY GENEROUS PEOPLE, coming down here to help their fellow Americans in our time of need. They almost never fail to say— "we didn't know it was this bad; we didn't know there was this much destruction*; why isn't the media telling the American people about this?". (* The magffitude of this is hard to describe. The media has covered damage caused by hurricanes before; Andrew in 1992—28,000 homes destroyed. In 2004, four storms smashed Florida—Charley, Frances, Ivan, Jeanne—destroying 27,500 homes. Katrina destroyed TEN TIMES as many! 275,000 homes destroyed!).

Smce it's ob-viously gomg to take more ffian just a couple years to rebuUdffiatmany homes, a key leadersffip question has been— how do we sustain the volunteer effort?

I've had the opportuffity to help lead a church/commuffity effort, St Rose Outteach And Recovery (SOAR (sttoseoutteach.org)), wffich is defficated to the rebuUffing necessary to get our neighbors back in their homes after Kattina.

Recendy, I participated in a ribbon cuffing with Congressman Gene Taylor, in opening the SOAR Center, capable of housing and feeffing 120 out-of-town volunteers (see photo).

AU tffis has been done in coUaboration with national orgaffizations such as U.S. Catholic Charities, Salvation Army, and AmeriCorps. • Wow! Thanks for sharing your trials and tribulations, Bruce! It is in the worst of situations that we sometimes experience the best in mankind. ggBSS/

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PRC rffiddle-class is now 500M people, growing, with mcome also rising across the board (m cities at least). People are expected to iffigrate to cities for jobs, but I have no appreciation for how many/how fast.

Suzhou is prepared to receive them. We ffidn't see anytffing "rural". Our Company's team ffiere is connected to key people m aU walks of Hfe, who are also key beHevers.

None of ffiem has known the Lord for 4 years yet... but aU are leaffing churches!

(They haven't been to senfinary to find out "ffiey can't do that".) Engmeers, advertismg professionals, buUders, developers... aU of whom are runffing their busmesses to brmg both customers and staff mto contact -with God. It's what is caUedffiesedays,"Busmess as Mission". • Bravo Zffiu to John AUen who has been nommated for appointment to the grade of major general. AUen is currendy serving as the deputy commandmg general, II Marme Expeffitionary Force; and commandffig general, 2nd Marine Expeffitionary Brigade, Camp Lejeune, N.C. Congratulations to Scott Moore for successfuUy defended ffis PhD Dissertation at George Mason Uffiversity in Conffict Analysis and Resolution. The PhD wUl be awarded at graduarion in May (cap, gown, the whole bit). Scott writes,".. .Six-and-a-half years of classes and work, aU paid by the GI BiU. Don't recommend it as a rffid-Hfe crisis. Know of a uffiversity looking for someone to teach about the role of nfifitary force and ending confficts?" If anyone has any job leads for Scott, please let ffim know!

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Bruce Northridge (far left} celebrates with other members of SOAR at opening of new SOAR Center |Piune/Juiy2007 (Photo courtesy of Geoff Belcher, Sea Coast Echo}

Pat Tracy was able to provide a summary of his recent trip to China aboard DOULOS in spite of interruptions to the internet due to the recent earthquake in the sea offTaiwan:

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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 67% PRES: CAPT Richard "Rick"White, USN 11 Porter Road, Annapolis, MD 21402 H: 410-295-0089; HE: rick.white@1977.usna.com SECY: Thom McKee 1202 Shady Creek Road, Marriottsville, MD 21104 H: 410-489-5080; F: 410-489-5071 C: 202-438-1541; E; magool310@comcast.net

Ahoy me hearties! We begin tffis month's column with a Hffie adrffiffisttative item; so, gendemen, ff you please, attention to brief As detaUed in prior months, our 30th reuffion is scheduled for Thursday, September 13th through Sunday, September 16th. The approximate agenda is as foUows: Thursday—September 13th 1000-1700—Check-in @ Marriott Hotel Waterfront TBD—YP Cruise 1300-1800—GoffTournament @ USNA Goff Course 1930-?—Dinner for GoffTournament Participants,TBD Friday—September 14th 0900-1600—Check-in @ Marriott Hotel Waterfront TBD—YP Cruise 1900-2300—Dinner Dance @ Marriott Hotel Waterfront Saturday—September 15th 0900-1800—TaUgate Party & Game @ Staffium (Game Ticket is required to gain access to TaUgate Party) Sunday—September 16th TBD—Inffi-vidual/company events/possible memorial ser-vice Tickets for the footbaU game can be ordered at any time. The price is $30/seat, and '77 has 900 seats reserved in the north end zone, sections C & D, just below ffie site of our taUgate. Ordering insttuctions are as foUows: 1) Go to www.navysports.com 2) CHck on "Buy Tickets" (yeUow box on right) 3) CHck on same box on foUo-wing screen 4) CHck on "Group Tickets" After cHcking on Group Tickets, you'U be able to enter the class login and password to complete your order. The class login is 1977 and the password is beatarmy (aU lower case, no space).

Game time has evidentiy not yet been deternfined, and may weU be Saturday evening. It shoffid hopefoUy be set in time for the AprU Shipmate.This wiU be the first home game of the season against

Kent Sate, and ffie NAAA is expecting a -Mahoney's drives are shorter than an large croyvd if not a seU-out, so please Irishman's yveU, you knoyv.

ORDER EARLY! -Camacho's short game couldn't be Sign up for ffie reuffion itseff is yvorse if he ttied cffippmg wiffi a yvedge through ffie USN AAA yvebsite.The of lettuce Alumffi Association is stiU in ffie process -Troiaffi, wffile stiU a gamer, doesn't of updating ffiefr yy-ebsite. consequendy have ffie back sttength to carry ffie rest of on-fine registration for ffie may be tffis modey crew una\-aUable unffi ffie end of March.

-Haines has a decent game, but doesIffib concerffing ffie reuffion is currendy n't foncrion weU with ffistracrions; wffich ay-aUable at our class yy-ebsite, yvvy-yy-.usna mean's Dave's bouts of on-the-course 1977.org. and yyiU continue to be updated. fficonrinence may yveU doffimin. ffiffiemeantime, hotel resery-arions can -Behrle's offiy problem is he counts be made at ffie Marriott Waterfiont (410every sttoke.. .and ffie total always seems 268-7555) orffieAnnapoHs Sheraton to have tffiee ffigits.

(4UV266-3131). Please ensure you SriU,ffany one of these duffers has a mention you're yyiffi '77, or you may be pencU yvith an eraser, they're NEVER out told ffie hotels are booked. Our blocks of of ffie prize money! rooms are good thru 8/14/2007. After ffiat We recendy heard from Al Stuart and date aU imused rooms yviU mad avaUable to Mike Brock. Seems the Stuarts and ffie general pubfic, so make your reservaBrocks have been busUy engaged ffi dueltions now.The reuffion costs are as foUoyvs: ffig marriage ceremoffies. Mike and Lffida, Weekend Package Couple (Dinner currendy residffig on Oak HUl.VA were Dance & TaUgate)—^$450.00 able to attend the weddmg of Al and Weekend Package Sffigle (Dinner Jeanme's daughter AUison to Paffi Herbert Dance & TaUgate)—$250.00 near ffie Smart's home ffi Lancaster, PA backffiAugust 2005. Al and Jeanme were TaUgate ONLY Coupl^-S250.00 ffien able to repay ffie honor by ttavehng TaUgate ONLY Sffiglt^-S175.00 doyvn to Vfrgiffia to attend Pam Brock's TaUgate ONLY Cffild (12-18) marriage to Joe Dooley this past —S65.00 November The Stuart's oldest son Al yved TaUgate ONLY Cffild (6-12)—$35.00 Mary Weldon ffi PhUly last October, and TaUgate ONLY Cffild (Under 6) ffie Brock's became official empty-nesters —Free ffi January '07 yvhen thefr daughter Kim Yours cruK- is handling ffie goff became Mrs. Joe Kantor. Anyone needffig registration and dinner separately. The final cost per person is not yetfinaLbut ffiterested yveddmg tips, or wishing to just catch up yvith either Mike or Al, can ffiop eiffier pames shoffid contact me via magool310@ of ffiem a fine at lhbmfb@cox.net or comcast.net. We "re handling ffie goff event aestuart77@comcast.net. separately not to enable us to skim a Congratffiations to both fanfifies! certam amount of vig offffietop to pay for our drug and gambfing habits, but also, and perhaps more frnportandy, because Ave may be ffie only- party- capable of ensuring Joe Camacho,Joe Christofferson, Tom Behrle, Mark Troiani. Denny Haines, Dan Beach, Dave Ziemba, Craig Turiey and Terry Mahoney actuaUy observe ffie sacred rffies offfiegame! And yvhUe yve're on the subject of this rather salty group, here's yvhat we've heard Al & Jeanine Stuart, Allison (nee Stuart} & Paul through the grapevme regarding ffie Herbert Linda & Michael Brock—August 2005 relative merits of thefr goff games: -Ziemba's game, yvhUe stUl sttong, suffen from occasional fficidents of onthe-course fficontinence.

-Turiey's short game is past its prime.. ..ff it ever had one.

-Christofferson, yvhUe sriU a biggerffitter than the Dalai Lama, has started to get the yips.

-Beach.. .yvhat an appropriate name for someone yvho's logged more hours ffi the sand than Layvrence of Arabia

Michael & Linda Brock, Pam (nee Brock} & Joe Dooley, Jeanine & Al Stuart^November 2006

A final note regarffing the passing of Herb BraceyveU. By the rime of tffis pubhcarion.

Herb wiU have been laid to rest February 21 St m ArHngton Narional Cemetery, and ffis famUy requests that any memorial conttiburions be made to either the Union Baprist Cemetery Fund or the American Heart Associarion. Agaffi, our thoughts and prayers are with Herb's wffe Cheryle, ffis daughter Lexie and ffis mother Marie, as weU as the rest of ffis extended famUy. Magoo ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 2 % LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 7 5 % PRES: Glen Woods SECY; Vince Balderrama 3402 Van W i e D r East, Baldwinsville. NY 13027 E: vince.baIderrama@Imco.com WEB SITE: usnal978.org ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 90% PRES; LCDR Sean Cate, USN (Ret.) E: Sean.Cate@1979.usna.com SECY: LCDRJohn "Wiz"Withers, USN (Ret.) 22445 Bluebird Ct., Leonardtown, MD 20650 H: 301 -997-1980; W: 240-556-0637 E: JDWidiers@1979.usna.com "WEB SITE: www:usna79.com

Greerings, 79ers!

You know, I thought of openffig the column with some sort of AprU Fool's joke. Maybe it woffid be ffiat one of our asttonaut classmates had become president of the Hat Earffi Society. Or maybe that there was a rumor suggestmg that we were N O T ffie last aU-male class to graduate from Canoe U., that one of our classmates was actuaUy a woman ffi ffisgffise. Or maybe somethffig even more oudanffish—that congress was goffig to close down the Boat School to save money. In the end, though, I had to refrain.What ffsomeone rffissed the joke?

What ff a yvhole emaU campaign erupted based on my ffitentional rffisinformation?

What if—GASP—I was reheved of my position, and aU ffimre articles had to be written by Fred Gerheiser? I decided the risk was just too great. So, now that you're aU reheved to hear that (especiaUy Fred), let's get on wdth the show!

We begffi the April reporting -wiffi an item that just iffissed last month's deadhne.

The Emory Uffiversity Woodruff Health Sciences CenterffiAdanta, GA recendy issued a press release announcffig that Dr. Peter Johnstone MD had been elected President of the Society for Integrative Oncology (SIO) at the Society's Thfrd Annual International Conference. A FeUow

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79-80 CLASS N E W S of the American CoUege of Raffiologists (FACR), Pete is currendy a Professor of Raffiation Oncology at the Emory Uffiversity School of Mefficine and ffirector of the Cancer Survivorsffip Program at Emory's Winsffip Cancer Institute.

Accorffing to the article, Pete earned his MD at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, Maryland, an MA ffi Commuffications from the University of Oklahoma in Norman, and is also a graduate of speciaHzed training in Meffical Acupuncture at UCLA. Pete is the Effitor of Current Problems in Cancer, and "serves on select comrffittees -witffin the American CoUege of Raffiology, the American Society for Therapeutic Raffiology and Oncology, and the American Raffium Society. He has pubHshed more than 90 peer-reviewed articles as weU as numerous review articles, abstracts, and book chapters."

Congratffiations, Pete! As Sean Cate recently told me,"It's always ffice to have a doctor in the fanfily!"

Next up is an emaU from our very own Class Vice President, the aforementioned Fred Gerheiser (FGerheiser@ AUenShariff.com), who provides tffis update: â&#x20AC;˘ Wiz, for your next Shipmate you can use the attached picture, if you wish, of Adam BaUard '07 (Navy fffilback), Tom Rychlik, Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada '09 (Navy starting QB), and yours tnUy at the Lobby Lounge at the Westm in Charlotte, NC. Of course, we were aU there for the Na-vy-BC Meineke Car Care Bowl. We aU had a fantastic time and it shoffid have been capped off by a Na-vy victory but somehow we managed to grab defeat from the hands of-victory But a good time was had by aU.We had a chance to meet a number of feUow '79ers at the taUgater before the game and at the game as weU. I'm getting the word out now about Navy footbaU and taUgaters for 2007.We expect our home game taUgating "events" to offiy get more popffiar and we expect to see as many '79ers at the home games next season as possible. Also, don't forget about Navy lacrosse tffis spring with home games against Maryland and Army. It should be a great time as weU. That's it for now! O/V Fred â&#x20AC;˘ Supportthe Annual Fund.

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At the Meineke Car Care Bowl (1-r}: Adam Ballard '07, Tom Rychlik, Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada '09, and Fred (lerheiser

Thanks, Fred, for the update. And oh by the way, in talking with Fred's wife Valerie I learned that Fred was recently promoted to President of a newly-formed division -witffin AUen & Shariff Corp., deafing primarUy with the company's construction contracts. Congratulations, Fred!

I was sitting in a business meeting recently in the Washington, DC area and was very happy to see feUow helo/HSL bubba Ken Panos (kpanos@ wbbinc.com). Ken is currently working in Vienna, VA for Whitney, Bradley and Brown, Inc. as the Manager for Financial Strategies & Legislative Consulting. One of ffis many responsibffities is teaching a 1-2 day course on "How Wasffington Works" to brand new rookie Requirements Officers. Ken says that most of them come in with that "deer in the headfights" look, but leave -with a better understanding of what they're in for, and at least an appreciation of how much they stUl have to learn.

Ken told me that he and ffis wife Karen have two graduations confing up.

Their son Rob graduates from high school tffis spring, and their other son Mike Panos '07 wUl be tossing his cap in the air when the Class of 2007 graduates in May. Ken mentioned that three other 79ers are working forWBB these days: KC Albright (also at the Vienna, VA office), Roy Harkins (in the Tidewater, VA area) and Chuck Wright, who wiU be opening the company's newly-estabHshed office in San Diego. It was great getting caught up with Ken again, although we had to say goodbye quickly to avoid an advancing snowstorm!

Speaking of Chuck Wright (cwright@wbbinc.com). Kirk Michealson passed along an emaU from Chuck saying he, Toby and the dog arrived safely in San Diego, and have moved into their new home in Carffiff-by-the-Sea. He anticipates travefing back and forth to the DC Metto

Area about once every five or six weeks for various jobs. Good luck. Chuck, in your new position!

"And now... LIVE...from the Thundering Metropolis known as Leonardtow Maryland... we present the ONE... the ONLY... the often imitated but never duplicated. .. 'Ever Famous and World-Renowned TIDBITS & SNIPPETS SECTION!!!'"

(Cue the confetti andfireworks!)

The 6 February 2007 effition of PR Newswire announced that Larry Kihlstadius was named the seffior vice president of business development forVeritude, a Fidefity Investments company and a leading provider of sttategic human resources.

Pre-viously, Larry served as the -vice president and general manager for Gevity HR, Inc. He also has held human resources positions -with Accenture, Spherion, Monster/TMP Worldwide and Randstad North America. Larry smffied Six Sigma facffitarion at the Juran Insritute.

RADM Ray Spicer has been assigned as Director, White House Mffitary Office, Washington, DC. RADM John "Fozzie" MUler has been assigned as Deputy Director, Plans and PoHcy, US Central Command, MacDmAFB,FL. Several months ago Pat Dennis (Carl.Denffis@mda.mU) left the conttactor world and became a civU servant, currently holding the position of Manager, Field Site Integrarion with the Quahty Safety and Mission Assurance ffivision of the MissUe Defense Agency.

Lots of work and lots of travel are keeping ffim very busy:"I am getring what I asked for and more."

In a raffier roundabout -way I learned fromffieAssociated Press ffiat last summer Brian Rodgers married Caffiy McMorris, a mffiti-term congresswoman firam Eastern Wasffington State. Alffiough ffie article was primarUy about Caffiy, it mentioned ffiat Brian works for a church, and alsoffiatffiey are now expectmg ffiefr first cffild.

Congratffiations, Brian and Cathy!

Kirk Michealson let me know that Warren Le-wis now the Deputy Director at the USMC Command and Staff CoUege at Quanrico.

NASA recendy announced that D o m Gorie and Mike Foreman wUl be flying together in space shutde rffission STS-123, currendy targeted for December 2007.

Dom, the shutde commander, wiU be making ffis fourth ttip into space, but it wiU be the long-awaited first ttip for Mike!

I was surprised that Dom was flying

again—I assumed ffiat since he had reffied fromffieNavy, he was no longer an active astronaut. Shoyvs you how much I know.

Congrats to boffi Mike and Dom. Sounds Hke a good reason for a 79er ROAD TRIP to ffie Cape to watch ffie launch!

Class Webmaster Stan Clark, a Captain at Souffiwest Airfines, was awarded ffie SWA President's Award for 2006, one of ffie ffighest a-wards at ffie afrfine. Congratffiations, Stan!

AndfinaUy,I'm very proud to announce ffiat " ^ z Withers (yep, ffiat's me) has been named President of ffie Wasffington, DC BiU Gove Speech Club (www.BiUGoveSpeechClub.com), a pri-vate club for executives, service professionals and offier business leaders wiffi advanced pubfic speaking skiUs. I have ffie adffitional honor of being one of offiy 20 people picked nation--wide for tffis project.

And -wiffi ffiat, I'U close to leave room for ffie photo. Many ffianks to everyone who check in -wiffi an update—^you guys make this job so much easier. See you next monffi!

Otnnes Viri! -Wiz...

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Happy Marffi Gras.Tffiow me sometffin' mister! Agam, by the time tffis gets out to ffie Class not another bead wUl be tffiown tUl St. Patty's Day. But for today, we're aU set to catch our fiU and celebrate the greatest party on the planet. WhUe we're enjoyffig the party the North East is hammered wfith snow and ice. Seems Hke justice to me! You may have seen that ffiere was a tornado that ffit New Orleans.

We ffidn't thirrk too much of it during the ffight though we heard noise, it turns out ffiat it ffit about 100 yards from the house.

Pretty scary and brutal—TeU me it ain't so Mr Wizard! Lucky again! Anyway, on to the maUbag: One of our other fanfifies severely affected by Kattina was our own D r PamWacek Svendsen, drpamfp@ earthfirUc.net, who sent me a great letter that describes that there is good fife after Kattina:

• H i Joe, Thought I'd take a rffinute to send in an update. After Hurricane Katrina, we

moved to Navarre, FL which is about 30 mUes east of Pensacola. I opened a new practice and have been off and runffing ever since. It's a nice conmiuffity with lots of active duty and retired nfifitary (even if most of them are Air Force!). It's a real honor to be able to provide care to the famUies of our servicemen and women currendy serving. The practice has grown very quickly. I am blessed with a wonderfffi staff and great patients. I recendy started a feUowship program in AntiAging and Functional Mefficine. The name is a bit of a rffisnomer. Anti-aging mefficine reaUy focuses on weUness and optinfizing our health to preventffisease.I tffink ffisease prevention is the answer to our nation's healthcare crisis.We do a great job saving the reaUy sick people but a terrible job preventing their iUnesses in the first place. I can't change the world, but hopefoUy I can make an impact in my Httle corner of it.

We moved into a home on the goff course wffich Mike is just loving. I'm not a goffer, but I appreciate the view down the fairway. Of course we love the beautifffi beaches here in the parffiandle and spend as much time there as we can. Our daughter, Elena, graduated from Mississippi State in December and has moved to the area. We ffired her to work in the office helping to manage the business. Andrew is a second year mechaffical engineering major at Mississippi State.

Mike is growing our mobUe ffitrasound service business here in the panhandle and south Alabama.

I don't know about you, Joe, but Kattina was a real blessing for us. My fife had become so hectic and crazy. I had lots of success but it was aU wiped sfick in about 6 hours. It forced me to reconsider what is truly important in Hfe and to focus on that. I work many fewer hours and my quahty of Hfe has gone way up. I guess sometimes it takes a disaster to force us to do the right tffing.

One last thing...I went to Annapolis in September for the 30 Years ofWomen at USNA meeting. Kathy Shanebrook graciously turned her home into a B and B for the weekend. It was so great to spend time with our female classmates and get to know them a little better These female grads are hke a Who's Who of overachievers!! Anyway, 1 just wanted to pass along to our class how proud I am to be a classmate. We aU faced a lot of extra pressure as the first class with women. I spent a number of years

thinking how hard it was for me, for the women, etc, but never really thought a lot about what the guys faced. I reaUy appreciate the support of the men in our class and for walking with us during that time. Granted, things were not always perfect, but we all have lots to be proud of as a class.Thanks for aU you do,Joe. Please send my best to Sherri and the kids. Pam • Our West Coast Scribe, JiU Hawkins Votaw, jiU.votaw@navy.rffil sent in a brief rffissive about activities in San Diego.

• Happy New Year Joe! I am now the C O of the Navy Staff Headquarters Unit for the U.S. Strategic Command in Omaha. Our unit supports aU of STRATCOM's various nfissions, including PAOs, Doc's,JAGs, operators....

A new and very interesting job. Ifi can just get my head around aU the darn Air Farce acronyms!

One of our classmates, CAPT Barbette Henry, SC, USN, spoke at a recent San Diego USNAAA chapter luncheon. She spoke about the 30 years of Women at USNA event back in early faU. Barbette did a great job of both talking about the event and then fielding the (not always ffice) questions from some of the older alumffi. That's it for now Joe, BEAT APJyiY!JUlB Pete KUger peterkUger@gmaU.com sent me a copy of ffis Christmas letter. I couldn't beheve the crowd that came with the photo. I mentioned in a previous column that he was moving out to Salt Lake City to be closer to the kids. He had an assignment in Mojave, CA for BAE as a Test Director of the CATB project from March to August of 2006 wffich kept ffim travefing. In August he began a new job with Moog Aircraft Group as the Product Development Manager in Salt Lake City.

They have seven chUdren, Cory, 25, Chris, 23, Kimmy 20, Karie, 19, KyHe, 17, KeUy 15, and Kasey 12.

I received a foUow up note from one of our Class who pursued the Meffical (dental) route. Chuck Knapp, who sent in tffis letter: • Hey Joe, From Chuck Knapp, Keep up the good work! About the offiy news I have is that I completed the Oral Pathology Course at Bethesda and am now back at work in Frederick Md. I have treated at least one of our classmates in the past—in my dental chair—and wUl give "classmate" discounts on any periodontal April 2007

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I'U never forget the F-18 "rerirement ride" (especiaUy the repeated 6 G's) graciously given to me by a feUow Academy Grad, 2 yrs ago. BTW, ffidn't need my souveffir bag unffi the final approach touchdo-wn - I tffink he ffid that down-wind to final nficrosecond turn intentionaUy to get my gastric response.

Of note—I was getting my pUot check out in a Piper Warrior in Cafiforffia and noticed ffiat ffie plane used to be a Naval Academy Flying Club plane. It was sent from USNA to GA air force base, then on to CA. It has survived and so have I. In any event hope everyone is doing weU and enjoying Hfe....Chuck • I also got a great notefix)msomeone who's been nfissing in action, Jeff "Nanner" Gernand,JEFFREY.L.GERNAND@ saic.com: • Joe, I retired January 1st after a three year tour as C O Naval Ordnance Test Uffit at Cape Canaveral. What a great job. I had ffiiven submarffies in and out of PC AN for 22 years and always wondered how to taUy a job ffiere. It turned out to be pretty simple—my name was on the right slot on the Major Commander's assignment and that was it. So three years of launching Trident nfissUes off the east and west coast ranges and some other stuff, and I was done.

It was an easy decision to stay put in Florida after retiring. Both kids (George 18 and Anna 15) are in High School and there is a pool out back -with an 8 megawatt blender, always ready for action.

Plus I get to coach lacrosse tffis year at George's school.

So now I'm workmg for SAIC at ffie Cape helpffig -with Florida's commercial space launch efforts and developmg energy projects around the world. Its fon stuff and completely different. So fife is good!

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Thanks for keeping us togeffier and informed. "Nanner" • I received a heartfelt note from Tina-Marie D'Ercole, mstina4@ msn.com who has been deafing with what many of us are facing—the mortafity of our parents and beconfing the caretakers. How weU I know.

• Hi Joe, Just wanted to check in and say heUo and thanks for aU your consistent work with the '80 column. My husband retired December 1, we are home schooHng so that we can travel...iffissed a lot of those "famUy" vacations when he was "sea going." We just got back from the Canaffian Rockies....wonderfiU skiing.

WeU, Roger and I ski, the chUffien (Trevor-14 andEnfifia-11 snowboard).

My moffier had a sttoke last summer and many visits have been made to Offio. She was preparing on Jffiy 3 to march in the Jffiy 4 parade...as she and Dad ffid every year and after he ffied, she continued the traffition (she and Dad met in the Navy at Chelsea Naval Hospital, Massachusetts, WWII—she was in the 11th regiment of the WAVES, he retired as a CffiefWarrant (CW04)....Anyway, as she was preparing, she suffered her sttoke. She has survived an a very positive way...has ALL her cogffitive abffities...stUl sharp as a tack.

ANYWAY, there has been no other spare time. I just wanted to say thanks to you for aU you do.Take care, and enjoy every moment for Hfe can change in an instant.

ThoughtfuUy..,Tina • As you can see, some bizarre photos come into the house. This one came in from our own LR Smith, larrysrffith@larrysnfith.CC who was in Egypt. Now I went on a bunch of tours -with LR and we met some interesting people—but this takes the cake— a.. .Camel? Anyway, here's ffis note: • Hi,Joe, LR checking in. I'm over in Egypt now on a rffission to assist their Air Force with heHcopter upgrades. Tffis my second time here. Not a bad gig for a civU service job. As the foreign mUitary sales guy for my organization, I seem to travel a good bit. Still strange to be a Na-vy guy working for the Army, but the pay is good and I am certaiffiy being aU I can be. I'm attach-

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LR Smith in Egypt

WeUffiat'sabout it for now. I am off to a parade with the rats—shoffid be fon.

Griffin and John Fry, Mike Reed and his -wife, Brenna and Bert Nelson and probably a few others are ffi town for ffie festivities. I had dinner yvith Bert and ffis new bride. He's just taken a new position managing a start up technology (in the power mdustry) company ffiat manages ffie power grid. It ff works—he'U be golden!

WeU done. John is stUl wiffi MMM, an Adanta law ffim, practicmg InteUectual Property Law, as weU as bemg a very successfffi Navy Reserve Captaffi. StUl have to get -wiffi Mike to get an update.

Remember, Jazz Fest is confing up— woffid love to have visitors to our fair City. I hope that tffis finds each of you healthy, happy and wiser today than yesterday. Take a few moments to renew a friendsffip, caU a Classmate and send me an update. As Always, BEAT ARMY, —Joe

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Aloha aU. I hay-e a feyv items tffis monffi to report. First up is Jon ' ^ D " Messinger (19ffi co). I spoke to JD last monffi to find out more about his latest venture. w-yyvvJDmessmgercom. I hay-e been receiving his emails, and it looks Hke he has some pretty- neat guests on his yy-iebsite.JD was m ffie submarine service after graduation, and ffien went to work for Exxon after leaying acffi-e dutv: We actually yvorked togeffier ffi Houston m ffie mid JD Messinger '90s whUe I was doing corporate real estate w-ork for Exxon.

JD ffien moved on to Emst &Young yy-here he became a parmer ffi ffiefr consffiting practice. He moved to Singapore yvhere he ran a regional office for ffiem that covered 5 countries. He has gamed extensive experience m ffie region, and sriU travels ffiere frequently to speak at busffiess conferences and seminars. JD returned to Houston about a year ago and started his yvebsite. It is essentially a raffio shoyv on ffie yveb, yyith pod casts of mterview^ wiffi some real interesting people. The yvebsite ffits have taken off, and ffie site is qffickly groyying ffi popularity-. On one podcast,JD yvas sharing ffie gouge to the yvorid about Nuclear Power and heffitervieyvedwho else, but Mr. Nuc himseff, our own Rod Adams (16ffi co).JD reports that the Nuke show was one of ffie most popular last month but he's keeping it a secret fiiom Rod so as not to create any syvelfing.You can listen to the shoyv on nuclear power wiffi Rod and JD nuking it out by going to yvyvvvJDMessinger .com and cHck on the Energy tab or Worid section.

JD also reports that he was Kffighted m ffie Order of St. John's of Jerusalem, Kffights HospitaUer He says "There are about 900 of us ffi ffie world and it was formed ffi about 1100. The yvord hospitality and hospital yvere originated by the Kffights of ffie Order It is an invitarion

offiy tffing and ffiey recrffit "noblemen" to serve the sick and the poor".What iffight be ffie angle (yyithout promoring an ecumeffical non-profit foundarion) I guess I yvoffid quip that being "A radio show host yyith Hsteners around the yvorid must have its perks. It seems ffiat JDs been kffighted for doing good deeds. What has the world come to? Seriously, the Kffights HospitaUer and Templar were ffie ones yy-ho fought in the Crusades. Everyone knoyvs about the Kffights Templar but few knoyv about ffie Kffights HospitaUer The Kffights and Dames of the Order help the sick and the needy". JD's iffiriarive is to help raise $50,000 for ffie homeless m Houston and he ffid a raffio shoyv on it to help raise funds. It's a good cause. If you have not Hstened to ffis show, tune ffi on the web and Hsten to the arcffives (foUow ffie Order of St. John on Global Evolurion link).JD, it was great catcffing up wriffi you, it sounds Hke you are doffig weU wiffi vour neyv venmre.

JD Messinger with his daughter, Madison (15}, after being knighted.

Next up is neyvs of our very oyvn Carl Cramb (21st co) bemg mducted ffito the Clearwater Centtal CathoHc High School AtUeric HaU of Fame. Tffis from a press release from the Commander U.S. Second Heet, yvhere Carl serves as the Cffief of Staff. Turns out that Carl was a standout basketbaU player ffi ffigh school, so ffis alma mater decided to honor ffim last month at a halftfine ceremony. His team yvon the state basketbaU championsffip for the ffist time in ffistory durmg Carl's juffior year. During ffis seffior year, he was team captaffi, co-MVP, and Ffrst Team AU State. Congratffiarions Cari, and hope thffigs are goffig weU for you at 2nd Fleet.

I recendy received a San Diego alumm associarion newsletter, and found out ffiat Chris Cooke (13th co) is the chapter president. Chris our carrier C O classmate Terry Kraft (35th co) to speak at January's luncheon.Terry is CO of the USS RONALD REAGAN, wffich is out on deployment as I y\Tite tffis as part of ffie

carrier surge in the rffiddle east. Also at Cffiis' table yvere classmates John Christenson (35th co), Neal Kusomoto (9ffi co), and Mark Patton (6th co).John was visiting from Texas where he supports the Navy's newly formed ASW and Mme Warfare Command. Mark is the C O of the Naval Station Point Loma. Neal is putting ffis ASW experience to work for ffie government. Cffiis reports ffiat "It was a pleasure to hear Terry taUc about the Reagan's ffist operational deployment smce arrivffig m San Diego firom ffie East coast two yean ago. Equipped yvith sHdes and stories, Terry captivated ffie crowd wiffi ffie Reagan's successfffi first cruise to ffie western Pacffic and Inffian Oceans.Terry also told of the Reagan's selection to leave yvithm two weeks for another, shorter deployment, for three months". Cffiis, ffianks for the note, and keep us up to date on our San Diego classmates, as I know we have many out ffiere.

Next, an update from John GUes (lOffi co).John was one of the few wUHng to answer my pleas for maU mput. He yvrites the foUowmg: â&#x20AC;˘ "Smce I nfissed Homecommg, ffie Army-Navy game, the Heartbreak of ffie Muffler Bowl, and every goff tournament, ever, I thought I'd send an update before you stopped carffig...

The GUes mob are afive, weU, and prospering,ffborrowed money counts. StiU here on the left coast ffi sunny Carlsbad. We had a pretty good year as we got anoffier one out of coUege. Son Jordan graduated fijom St. Layvrence Uffiversity last spring and is successfuUy avoidmg employment by bouncmg around ffi SE Asia. Clock's tickmg on ffiat one... Judy's son Brian is not offiy employed, but just got his first mortgage. I think he stUl thinks ffiey get paid off someday. Don't teU him.We've got two more m coUege noyv, one at CoUege of Charleston (Himter), anoffier here at ffie local JC (Lffidsay); two ffi ffigh school, (Matt and...) one of whom is bitingffisnails awaiting coUege admission letten (Alex), and one hffie syveetheart m 4ffi grade (fuHanne).

Wffe Judy decided 20 years ffi pharmaceuticals was plenty long enough, and is now a ffigh school teacher, usmg her career experience and nutrition degree, teacffing Healffi to thoroughly charnfing 9ffi graders, whom she tells me about, every ffight. Maybe I WON'T be a teacher yvhen I reffie. My career ffi toUet paper has shifted somewhat away from seUffig (beggmg?) and more towards operating everyone's favorite toy,ffiespreadsheet. So noyv,ffiadffition to

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havffig gone pre-maturely gray and postmaturely fat, I am goffig bhnd. Speakmg of my appearance, I'U tffiow ffi a couple of pictures so that someone rffight have an outside shot at recognizffig me someday, because, as Jaime Navarro put it so elegandy last year at ffie Pomseffia Bowl, "Dude, you don't look ffie same!"Thanks Jaime, and yes, you do look ffie same, except you gave up ffie earrmg. I guess some people ffid whatever it took to get that 4ffi sttipe, huh Jaime? Anyway, here are tffiee pics: Jordan and me atffisgraduation, JuHanne and me up at Big Bear, and Judy and me in Alaska.

That's kmd of a fimny photo—^it was taken on a crffise (Celebrity, not Uncle Sam) ffi Alaska last summer; Ketchikan was the ffist port caU. Ketchikan also happened to be my firstfibertyport ever, on yoimgster cruise, 28 years earher, almost to ffie day.Wow. Chow, booze, and roommate aU improved wiffi time. Anybody else out ffiere remember youngster cruise on AE-29, MT HOOD? Seaffie, Ketcffikan, Pearl Harbor, and San Francisco; not bad for a first cruise.

Congratffiations to ffie footbaU team for retiring Fisher DeBerry and Bobby Ross m ffie same year, and congratffiations to Joe Adan for getting ffiat bogey offffissix, and for taking over ffie '81ers ffi San Diego. BZ. My emaU isjgUes@waxie.com. 10th Co.— hey Dorgan, Harry, send me an emaU ff you're not too busy watcffing "Perry." SRM guys—^we shoffid have our own reuffion someday where we don't study, just Hke the old days. Tom SuUivan—^you out ffiere anywhere? Vancouver!tes—^Ken Liss— where'd you go? How's ffie cheese?

An-yway, that's it for now. •

Judy and John Giles in Alaska

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planffing and implementation, so although I'm not an Academy grad, I do have some experience to bring to the table.

Best regards, JuHe Juhe C. Snyder Director of Special Projects Anne Arundel Econonfic Development Corporation 2660 Riva Road, Suite 200 AnnapoHs, Maryland 21401 410.222.7410 office 443.336.3605 mobUe 410.222.7415 fax jsnyder@aaedc. org www.aaedc.org •

John and Jullanne at Big Bear

UntU next month, Steve.

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Dear Classmates, Please tffink about helpffig out for our 25th reuffion. Sha-wn Messer's wonderful wffe,Jufie Snyder, has graciously offered both of thefr services to help out with the reuffion. As soon as someone contacts me, I -wUl let you know who is ffie overaU planner HINT HINT!!!

Here's the letter from Jufie: • Hi Angie, I don't beheve we have met. I am the wife of Shawn Messer, one of your many classmates. Shawn and I live in the AnnapoHs area and we are interested in helping out with the reuffion. Shawn works for the USNA Foundation, so he's in the tffick of aU activities on the Yard. I am the Executive Director of the Fort Meade AUiance and do a lot of events

Please check out ffie website for aU of Jim NaU's recent photographs. Here are a few for ffiose of you who haven't access for whatever reason. (Editor's Note: Due to low resolution, pictures could not be published in Shipmate.)

As for me, smce aU of you are so ffiterested, hah! I have been substimte teachmg ffi Houston, TX tffis year. What a hoot! Our two daughters are pretty excited havffig Mom around and I have fun, too. If you are reffied, or headmg ffiat way, please think of what a great role model you could be ffi the world of educarion.

I especiaUy enjoy teacffing everythffig as it relates to nature and/or our school gardens. The kids buUd healtffier brams and boffies.You shoffid have seen our 31b, 8oz. sweet potato, it made ffie local news starion. (The kids ffiessed it up as a baby, complete -wiffi birth announcement!)

Also, the Blue and Gold program always benefits from the labor of'83.

So, ff you are interested ffi a column -with more excitement, send in an update.

Volunteer, too! —^Angie '83 A Class Act ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP:

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Greerings classmates. First off, please note the change to my contact information.

Secondly, much ffianks to Mike Collins for covering the March article for me as my fanfily and I made the move to Virginia. HopefiJly, the spring finds you aU happy and healffiy wherever you may

be. Not too much news to pass along tffis monffi but let's get to it.

As you aU knoyy- fiom last monffi's article. Bob Curbeam flew on Space Shutde Discovery- in December, ffis ffiird spaceffight after perfornfing duties as a mission speciafist on two previous missions: STS-85 in 1997 and STS-98 in 2001. Bob conducted lengffiy spaceyvalks during ffie rffission to the International Space Starion to rearrange ffie complex's power and coolffig systems.The changes \yiU bring onfine electtidty generated by a second set of solar panels added to ffie station dirrffig September's shutde mission. The changes wiU almost double ffie electtical poyver avaUable to ffie station's systems. A note of interest: over 50 graduates of ffie Nav-al Academy have gone on to be selected for NASA's asttonaut program, ffie most out ot any school m ffie country. My famUy and I were at Disney World ffi Florida ffie ffight of Bob"s launch. I stood yyiffi a bunch of excited tourists around ffie pool and gazed out at yy-hat yy-e hoped yvas ffie general dfrecrion of ffie launch site.

Uffibrtunately, bad yy-eaffier delayed the laimch ffiat ffight but. Bob, I yvant you to knoyy- ffiat a yy-hole lot of sunburned people holdmg htde drinks yyith paper umbreUas yy-ere out ffiere rooting for you and ffie offier members of your creyv.

Tim Pence yvrote wiffi what he calls "neyvs about a classmate yvho is among ffie ever decreasffig number of us yvho's StUl on active duty- and upyvarffiy mobUe".

CAPT Pete DaUman began his major command tour ffi nfid-February yvhen he took command ofAmpffibious Squadron Five. Pete and his staff wiU be embarked on USS BOXER (LFLD 4) yvffich is currendy deployed to the C E N T C O M ffieater Tim spent a couple of yveeks yvorkffig yyiffi Pete as he attended class at TACTRAGRUPAC ffi San Diego.

PHTBRON Five is based ffi San Diego so Pete yyiU come back that yvay yvhen ffis squadron's deploy/ment concludes.

Congratularions, Pete! Tim and famUy are countmg down ffie days to a summer PCS from San Diego to Yokosuka, Japan where Tun wiU assume duties as N2 at U.S. Naval Forces Japan. Tffis is the second timeffiJapan for the Pence farffily (and Tun's fourth overseas tour) and they are aU lookffig forw-ard to it.

That's it for this month. Talk to you later Karen.

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My bride, Laura, and I recendy met up in AnnapoHs yviffi Irene and BiU Lyons (8).

BUI says he is domg ffis part to fix global yvarrffing and is bounffing around ffie world ffi an effort to brmg ffis company plants mto compHance wiffi the Kyoto tteaty. He is ffie President and Managing Director of AES Climate Change and Technology Development. Irene has started her oyvn quUting busffiess and wUl soon be markering over ffie mtemet.They are Hvmg ffi Great Falls,VA.

"Lyons and McDonnells"

Andy Solgere (18): • WUbert Thomas (10) is taking command of MATSG-21 ffi Pensacola. He is at ffie National War CoUege unffi June 07.

John MUey (18) is getting a Ampffibious Assaffit Squadron ffi San Diego. Brent Goddard (28) is takmg command of Combat Logistics Regiment-35 m Okinawa. Gregg Habel (18) is taking command of Recrffit Trainmg Regiment m San Diego Andy Solgere (18) is takmg command of Recrffit Trainmg Regiment m Parris Island. Laura Falkenbach (14) is ffie Deputy G-3/5 for Marine Forces Europe (Stuttgart) as a GS and a colonel m ffie Reserves. Mary and Greg Smith (18) just had cffild numberfive.Thefr two oldest (boffi m coUege) may consent to babysittmg during ffiefr Spring Breaks! Lmda and JB Walker (18) just moved to Portsmouffi Naval Hospital -wiffi ffiefr newborn. JB is a Navy doctor (Paffiologist, after baUmg fix)m ffie Submarine Force) and his wffe is a real doctor • Susan WeUs (19): • I haven't been in contact yvith people for quite ayvffile and unfortunately didn't

make it to the reuffion. From 2001 to 2005,1 was "haze gray and underway" out of Sasebo and Yokosuka Japan. Workmg ffi Air Operations on two sffips got me aU over the west and south Pacific and for those W W II ffistory buffs it was phenomenal. I was able to explore the tunnels of Okinawa, land with the Marines on Iwo Jima for the anffiversary ceremoffies, scubaffiveJapanese sffip-wrecks in Palau and Chunk and walk ffi the footsteps of my uncle during the occupation ofJapan and Cffina. No wonder why they caU them the "Greatest Generation". Having gotten my walkmg papers from the Navy, I had planned on makmg the reuffion but was extended for another six months and one more time underway. I got back to the states and retired Nov 2005 and have ttaveled from one coast to the other visiting friends, to fficlude classmates Kathy McCartan (5), Walt BeU (19) and Victor Leung (29), and helping yvith Habitat for Humaffity along the way. Currendy I am back ffi Sheridan, WY renovatmg my parent's house and helpffig out at Fort Kearny (state park), wffich mcludes beconfing a fronrier infantryman from time to time.

I've become pretty accurate with an 1868 muzzle-loaded Springfield! Hope to see more of everyone and wish those ffi Iraq and Afghaffistan the best. • Karen Ebersole (17) (kebersole@reiffiealestate.com): • We (my husband Ken, class of'76 and our son Alex 15 in March) have been ffi the Pacffic Northwest for almost 13 years now. Ken reffied from the Navy ffi 1996, and now teaches juffior ffigh courses. Alex is ffi the 9'^ grade and has aspfrations of foUowmg ffi ffis parents' footsteps (watch out USNA 2014!). I retired from the reserves in 2004 after a combffied 21 years of active (enhsted and officer) and reserve duty. I ffid a home busffiess and a variety of part time jobs whUe Alex was growmg up. I recendy obtained my real estate Hcense and am enjoyffig my new career helpffig people find thefr ffieam homes here m Kitsap County on the Olympic Perfinsffia, across from Seatde, ffie home of the Bangor Submarffie Base and Puget Sound Naval Sffipyard, now known under the combffied tide of Navy Base Kitsap.

Tffis is a great area, and I bemg a native of the northwest, we are happy to caU tffis home. If anyone is corffing tffis way, I woffid be happy to help them find thefr next home, either when they get here, or long ffistance. • April 2007

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Todd Polinchock (20):

Troy Stoner (13):

• I've recently been instaUed as Vice President of the Bucks County PA (PhUadelphia suburb) Association of Realtors as weU as National Association of Realtors Federal Political Coordinator for new Congressman Patrick Murphy (D- Bucks). I met him on a recent Capitol HiU visit as weU as Congressman /Vice Admiral Joseph Sestak (USNA 73).

I was also appointed to the Board of Directors for the PA Association of Realtors. I am also the proud new owner of the Crossroads Tavern/Restaurant, a sports bar in central Bucks County. Any 85 folks come in and ask for me and the first beers on me. •

• There are quite a few classmates around OSD these days: Mike Prosperi (13) recendy completed a tour in OSD AT&L and then moved around the wedges to OPNAV for some more Pentagon time working Financial Management. Bob Barwis (36) recendy arrived from the Joint Staff and is the MUitary Assistant (MA) to the Under Secretary of Defense (ComptroUer). GUes Kyser (4) is MA to the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Special Operations & Low Intensity Conffict).

Stuart Munsch (11) is the MA to the Deputy Secretary of Defense and I'm MA to the Secretary of Defense. Needless to say, we are aU staying busy. I've attached a picture that Stu and I staged with our bosses early last month. Other news: I went to Mianfi in October and verified reports of Mike "Pig"Vance (17) sightings in ffie SOUTHCOM Operations shop, but unfortunately I rffissed personaUy seeing ffim because he was spenffing some quality time with the household goods folks the short time I was in town. My bride (fenffer) and I made to Army-Navy We saw Pat McPherson (13) fiving large in a skybox (w/ frig and buffet - please note, he's found ffie best way watch the game) and had the pleasure of visitingffimand Kirsten over the holidays. Johnny Winkler (33) and his bride, Kathleen, braved the weather and ffight delays to attend the game and spent some quahty time in an ItaHan eatery with the Navy's Medal of Honor representative. Though we aU arrived late to the post-game taUgater (the NYC bus was leaving and the bar was closed), Paul RosmUso (3) and ffis nephew remained in the parking lot keeping the flame afive. I wUl close by reporting that Joe Pappetti (13) was observed upon ffis return from a "business trip to Ireland" driving around the South River area in a black corvette convertible. Shoffid you see ffim, he claims he wiU buy beer at "the Pines" for anyone that can catch him. •

Woodie Clark (12): • Who would have believed twenty-one years ago that two 1985 USNA grads would be flying over both the former Soviet Union AND over Communist China generating revenue in a commercial operation? In May 2006 I flew my first "around the world" flight with FedEx flying the MD-1 l.The Captain of this flight was Jeff Belt (5) and I was the First Officer.This 13.5 hour leg was from Paris to Subic Bay Philippines.

These pictures are taken over an escarpment averaging 19,000 feet with roUing IfiUs somewhere over China after flying over part of Russia. It was an absolute pleasure being gouged by a feUow classmate, P-3 pilot and Navy Reserve squadron mate on the vast international flying we enjoy based out of Los Angeles. Jeff recently retired and Jeff Belt can be found with a permanent grin for his good fortune to have served a fuU career in the Navy active and reserve components. I am still serving and belong to the Navy Reserve Woodie Clark Commander Third Fleet Joint Forces Air Component Commander (NR C3F JFACC) detached to the NeUis Combat Air Operations Center in Las Vegas. •

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That's it for tffis month. Please send me a note and let me know what you are up to so Bryan Caisse (8) and I don't have to scrounge for material. —^Dave McDonneU. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% L I F E MEMBERSHIP: 9 8 % PRES; J. Eric Smith 19 Cord Drive, Latham, NY 12110 E: jericwrites@gmail.com SECY: CDR Anne Groves Hammond, USN 33 Upshur Road, Annapolis, MD 21402 E: annegham@aol.com WEB SITE: http://virww.usna.com/classes/1986/

March Class of 1986 Class column, which did not come through due to technical issues.

Thanks for aU the great inputs for the column keep them corffing!

First...John Gensure: • "Attached photo shows some of 32nd company 20th reunion attendees: NeU and Liz O'Keefe, Tom and Linda Cann, Ted SmaUow, Guy Jordan, Tom and Donna O'Keefe, Dan Pedro and EUen Stidb, and my wffe Rosie Gingery. We had a great turnout at both the reunion and the pre-reuffion party hosted by Guy and Missy Jordan, including Thane and Jerri Rivers, Jeff and JuU Ruth, Paul and Karen Shelton, Steve and Myra Waugh, John Marc and Paula Wiemann, Rick and Angie MerriU, Darwin Clark, Dan Moses, Jeff Mosher, Greg SchUdmeyer, Jerry Pfeifer, and Brian Flachsbart (via phoncon from deployment in Germany)! We aU had a great time and emptied many a glass toasting the Navy, Marine Corps, USNA, Class of '86,32nd Company and the Panther Club! We look forward to the 25th and salute our deployed company mates Alan Boyd, Louie Partida, and Brian Flachsbart! •

Kevin O'MaUey:

"Troy and Stuart rubbing elbows "

• Many thanks to Eric Johnson for an outstanding taUgater at the Army/Navy game. He and his wife Sandra enthusiasticaUy fed the masses with great Italian food and sandwiches. They put in a

tremendous amount of hard yvork and yye are very- gratefffi! My yyife Rosie and I have 3 kids noyv, ages 15,9, and 1. Since lea\ing ffie Nay-y as an F-14D RIO, I've been yvorkffig in PhUadelpffia for Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center (SPAWAR) fielffing naval aviation rffission planffing systems. It's a great yy^y to keep m touch wiffi former squadron mates and classmates, sffice busffiess ttips usuaUy take me to Navy- and Marme Corps air stations. I'm friends yyiffi 12ffi Co mate PhU Vance, who completed ffis command tour last year on USS James E. WiUiams (DDG-95), and just returned from deployment on ENTERPRISE as ffie Sttike Group Liaison to CUSNC. Our wiy-es are sisters,yyffich ofren gets us togeffier for famUy- events. PhU and his wife Patty hay-e sis (6!) kids, ages 4 to 19, andfiy-em Chesapeake,VA. PhU and I boffi regret ffiat yve coffidn't make it to ffie reuffion: it sounds Hke it yvas a blast. •

Alison (Swedean) Hernandez: • I married Erffie Hernandez (USNA '85) ffi November 1986. I reffied this past May and five ffiVfrgiffia Beach. We have two chUffien—^Dayid (11) and Rachel (7). I'm currendy not yvorkffig outside ffie home, but volunteerffig at boffi kids' schools and dfrectmg the Adffit andYouffi Hand BeU choirs at our church. For those of you m the Hampton Roads area or ffiose passmg tffiough ffie area,ffyou ever yvant to get together, just let me knoyv! My e-maU address is: aehusna86@cox.net. I look foryy-ard to seeing everyone at ffie next reuffion! • Gordon OUver: • We were disappomted to rffiss homecommg, but heard that everyone had a great time. The last year was pretty exciring for us. FoUoyving our outgoffig change of command from the Sideyyinders (VFA-86, good number, eh?), job-hunring and termmal leave, we reffied on July 1st, 2006. I have been consffitmg with Afterburner, Inc and started pUot traiffing on the MD-11 yyith FedEx

E.xpress in August. We yviU be relocatmg to Anchorage, AK in 2007. Looking foryy-ard to seeing everyone at the 25ffi. • Tony Kitchen: • I left ffie Navy ffi '95 and went to law school at Uffiversity of Kentucky. I was an assistant Disttict Attorney for 8 years in Paducah, KY. My yvffe and I have three sons ages 3,6, and 8, and a 1-year-old daughter I yvas elected Disttict Judge tffis past general elecrion and took office January 1,2007. My famUy and I were very ffisappointed to rffiss the reuffion, but I coffid not afford to miss a yveekend of campaigffing so close to the election. I've stayed mvolved yvith USNA as the Blue and Gold Officer for most of yvestern Kentucky, and I'm imashamed to say that I'm doffig my best to braffiyvash my chUffien ffito yvantmg to go Navy. • George Dragan: •wffile many classmates reffied this year, I am a reserv-ist yyiffi about a ten year gap ffi service yvffich gives me a few years before I can conclude my mUitary career After my OIF I deployment yviffi a Marine reserve MP uffit out of Dayton, OH, we moved to St. Louis, M O where I pursued civUian employment as ffie Dean of Students at Gatew-ay Academy ffi Chesteffield, MO, and my wffe, Susan, gave birffi to our fifth cffild, and fourffi son, Matffiew m Aug 2004. In Oct 2005, I picked up ffie CO slot for Battery B, 1st Bn, 14ffi Marines, a reserve artUlery uffit that was preparing to deploy for OIF 05-07-1 as part of a provisional mUitary pofice task force. After training ffie uffit and arri-vmg at Camp FaUujah, Iraq for force protection duties, I found out that Susan was diagnosed -wiffi breast cancer and I came home to assist ffie famUy, wffich I ffid unffi our uffit's recent return m Sep 06. Presendy, I remam on active duty as a reservist m an Inffividual Mobilization Augmentee (IMA) billet here m St. Louis ffi ffie Marine For Lffe program, yvffich assists transitiorfing Marines, mcludmg Mlarines seriously disabled fiom combat or non-combat related mjuries, confing off active duty as ffiey- seek to assimilate back mto civffian Hfe. If you woffid fike to help ffi this program either as an employer lookffig to hfre nfifitary tramed talent or as a network resource yvho can assist a transitiorfing or disabled Marine, log on to https://yvyvw. m41.usmc.mU and register yvith us free as either a network resource or employer or caU me dfrecdv at 314-266-6610. I ffidn't

tffink I woffid make the reuffion, but a TAD ttip put me yyitffin arms reach of Moffier B on the Sunday of reuffion weekend. I ffid manage to run ffito Marius Jones and his y\ife ffi the Midsffipman store. We also sayv Michael Van Durick but were not able to catch up with him. Lasdy, I wiU be back ffi Quantico,VA, for Marine Corps Command and Staff CoUege during the 07-08 acaderffic year So,ffyou Hve in the area, feel free to hunt me down. In ffie meanwhUe, I'd appreciate any and aU prayers for my wffe, Susan. Semper Fi. I Ivan Pierce: • "Attended CDR Dan Shaffer's (26ffi) December change of command ceremony ffi NorfoUc, jomed by Jim Grandfield (26ffi). Dan and I were ffi Neyvport RI ffi 1986 wffile I attended SWOS and he taught English at NAPS prior to Nuclear Power School. His next stop: CHENG, USS Enterprise (CVN 65). He yvas joffied at the ceremony by his yvffe Kim and two boys, George and Andreyv, as weU as his parents and broffier Jake and his famUy. Dan and I spent 9/11 togeffier at the Pentagon yvhere I got to see his SWO leadersffip ffi action - I'm proud to be his classmate and look forward celebratmg his ffiture acffievements." •

Bernie Klosowski yyTites: • Sffice leavmg Mother B, I have had tffiee careers—almost 8 years of active duty (VP-56,Joffit Staff Intern, USNA SEANAV Instructor), 6 years as an engineerffig center program manager and 7 years as an mteUectual property attorney yvith Dority & Manffing, PA. ffi GreenvUle, SC (wwyv.dority-manrfing. com). Thfrd time's a charm—I was elected shareholder ("partner") ffi December Steve Bondura '83 is also a shareholder in my^ firm, and a great guy to yvork yvith (though I can't get rid of a perpetual Firstie-Plebe feehng...). I also had a great time flying yvith the Reserves (VP-66) for about 5 years after active dutv; but yy-ent I R R yvhen we moved to

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Last bit of news for tffis column is from Chris Hickey: I Mark McVay invited me to ffis annual Army-Navy Game party in Belmont. I had not seen Mark since we graduated and I found out he works across the street from me in BurHngton. It was good I went as I 166

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was the offiy offier Na-vy guy there—seems Mark works for a West Pointer... Also, I ttacked down John Clopeck who was a NAPS classmate and a track teammate.

John came over to our annual New Years Day Party to catch up. He works managing subcontractors for Raytheon and currendy is working on the Zumwalt desttoyer conttact. John graduated from Boston CoUege in 1987, is a member of the BC Athletic HaU of Fame, and Hves about five mUes from me in Stow. StUl interested in any NAPS classmates interested in a NAPS reuffion in Newport some summer If anyone is interested, drop me a fine at cffiis.ffickey @instituteforsportcoacffing.org. • That's aU for now—keep the inputs corffing!! AU the best, Anne April Class of 1986 Class column HeUo aU, thanks for aU the inputs—keep them coming. I know the farther away from the reunion we get, the less info I -wiU get for the column, so please think to send me updates (even short ones) when you cross paths yvith a classmate, exchange emaUs, have a change of command or other momentous event in your Hve, etc.

Now, to the news...

First some sad information to report: • Renneth "Ren" Calton (25th Co) passed away on Sunday, 4 February 2007 at his home in HuntersviUe, NC. I am sure I speak for aU in the class that our thoughts and prayers go out to ffis wife Cameron, his sons Austin and Landon,

and to aU of his extended famUy. I don't have further info on his death at this time.

Keep checking the Class webpage. Ifi get more info on how to send condolences to his family or make donations, the info wUl be posted on the class webpage, http://w^ww.usna.com/Classes/1986. • Now, to more of the reunion updates.. .Tony WeUs writes: • "To begin there must have been a nfisprint in last month's column because it infficated 9th Company had won flag company. Everyone knows that the correct winner was 1st company -with more than 20 attendees. Let's get tffings right, Agnes and friends. I have sent some photos ofjust some of the "Fun One" gang. If you look close you'U see a straggler in John CarroU who jumped mto our photo. And just for aU times sake and my former roonfie Kylor Whitaker, I have mcluded a photo of him and Brey. Nice scarfWffit! What a great reuffion and I can't wait for 2011! 'T-bone WeUs'." •

Next update is fiom N o r m "Stormin" Weakland, currendy serving as Operations Officer on ffie USS THEODORE ROOSE-VELT (CVN 71).

• "14ffi Company had 12 people show up for the 20th reunion; for most of us it was the first rime we had seen each other in a long rime. - included in the photo fiom left to right are Dave Petri, Norm Weakland, Anffiony McKinney, Ed Knapp, Dave Baca, Tom Judge, Steve Varani, Bffi Craig, and in front Tom Tonan and Jay Jackson. Not in the picture but at ffie reuffion were Mike Scheiern and Mike Morrissey Even ffiough we've scattered across the country it seems ffie largest concentration of folks is stffi around the M D / D C area.

We're in the process of trying to get in touch yvith everyone else from 14th company, so that next year's footbaU season can be more of an effort for aU of us to see each other, and of course to make ffie 25th reuffion in 2011 the best.

I'd Hst aU the info for everyone but it yvoffid take a lot of space. Dave Petri is a consffitant in Norfolk after retirffig this past year; Jay Jackson is teaching high school ffi Alabama. Eric Litrie is a student at Lutheran Theological Souffiern Senfinary in South Carofina.

Tom Tonan and ffis yvife Nancy five in the Houston TX area. Dave Baca, Curt Dodges, Steve Varaffi and Bffi Craig aU Hve ffi parts of MD. Erik Adams stffi Hves m Pensacola -with ffis wife Kim and their two kids. Mike Morrissey and Jody (fenrfings) five in Colorado and are both m the reserves stffi. After 20 years, it's excitmg to get back in touch -with everyone and see how the famffies have grown and what everybody is doing now." For those in 14th Co (or others) who want to reach ffim, emaU Norm at weaklane@cvn71 .navymU. • Whitney Keith writes • "I was takmg an aviation safety course at u s e , and this guy sitring near me looked fanfifiar. Sure enough, the guy was

a classmate from the Boats School, Terry McElroy (22nd Company). His looks have not changed a bit. Terry is the Aviation Safety Manager with Home Depot in Adanta. He has been -with Home Depot for about ten years and seems to Hke the company and the area. I also keep close ties with Mike "Smutman" Cutts (11th Company) who yvorks in the shipping business in Tampa, Florida. He's doing reaUy weU with a company caUed Teco Energy and loves Souffi Florida. Steve "Duke" Kim (11th Company) recently changed jobs but StiU Hves in Modesto, Cahforffia, with his yvife, Carol, and their chUdren. Doug Kibbey (the Rats Company) works for the civU service in the Norfolk area. He recendy married an inteUigence officer in ffie Air Force. Doug has picked up a new hobby, home improvement. It takes a lot of Doug's free rime, so I'm hoping that it also takes a toU on his golf game. Since I have beaten Doug in about twenty matches, I need aU the help that I can get.

"Dr." David Ogden-"Mash" (11th Company,'87) currently works in the pharmacy department at Parkland Hospital in DaUas. Dave has been battling soft rissue sarcoma for two years but seems to have the upper hand. He makes montffiy ttips to San Antoffio for treatment with a drug being tested for FDA approval.

I'm StUl flying search and rescue for the Coast Guard after switcffing services in '99. I'm wrapping up my second tour with the Coast Guard here in Los Angeles.

The detaUers have "pencUed me m" for Afr Station New Orleans next. We'U see." • Thanks for the update, Whitney. Also, received a short note that Dave Opatz that he is stUl a student at Industrial CoUege of the Armed Forces (ICAF) in DC and learffing aU there is to know about everytffing...or at least that's what they're trying to do with ffim!

Congratulations are in order!!! Eric Chase helped to i.d. Class of 1986's FY08 Marine Corps Colonel selectees (by company) - Mike KiUion (2),

KeU Gentry (6), Brian Pagel (6), Dan Masur (11), Kevin liams (18), Gerry Glavy (19), Eric Chase (26), Norm Cooling (26), Sam Kirby (26), Lori Reynolds (29), Roger Garay (30), Guy Jordan (32), and Jeff Mosher (32).

Eric writes, • "Who'd a thunk it 24 years ago as plebe summer started... Please note that BSTS (26th Company) led the pack with three selectees." B I wanted to put a word of thanks in for aU those who have volunteered to be the Class of 1986 Company Reps .They are: 1st: Jack Lirette, 2nd: Jim Baldino, 3rd: Nancy Mann KimbreU and Bobbi Bass HeUer, 4th: Norm Cruz, 5th: Mike Duffy, 6th:Jerry Hodge, 7th: Mike Althouse, 8th: Tom Marbois, 9th: Fran CardinaUi Franldin, 10th:Joe WaUis, 11th: Kent CoUins and Mike OrzeU, 12th: Scott MitcheU, 13th: Chris AtweU, 14th: Norm Weakland, 15th: Chet Makuch, 16th: Art Hale and Kevin Meenaghan, 17th: Barry Dyson, 18th: Jim Coe, 19th: John O'DonneU, 20th: Matt Muckelbauer, 21st: Lucy Simonian, 22nd: Tom Kolongowski (Also Home Game TaUgater POC), 23rd: Greg Partney, 24th: Andrew Kirkpatrick, 25th: Keith Huntley, 26th: Bo Gordy-Stith and Jim Durand, 27th: Mark McVay, 28th: Mark Johnson, 29th: Christine Lombardi BusweU, 30th: Cheryl Laws Ridenhour, 31st:Jeff Durand, 32nd: Brian Flachsbart, 33rd: Robert Black, 34th: Henry Papa, 35th: Marc Thibodeau, and 36th: Da-vdd Sheridan. These folks -wiU be helping the four class reps to coordmate and commufficate wtith aU of you over the next five years, especiaUy when it comes to plans for the next reuffion! Thanks again. If you'd Hke to contact any of these, just go to the class webpage and cHck on their name to send them an emaU. To fiffish the column, here is some good info. I have received lots of questions about how to update your info/rank, address on USNA.com. Go to USNA.com (the Alumffi webpage).

Insert your username and password (if you don't have one, or can't remember it, there are instructions on what to do to get one). Then look at the right side of the webpage and cHck on My Proffie - a profile box wiU appear with a Hsting of options. You can go into each of those options and update your info. Hope that helps you aU out.

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Keep your info and news confing my way.

AU the best, Anne ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 99% PRES; Jim Matheson E: jniatheson@1987.usna.com SHIPMATE COLUMMNIST: Craig Branchfield 326 PaHsades Ridge Ct., Eureka, M O 63025 E: Craig.Branchfield@1987.usna.com WEB SITE: www.usna87.org

Greetings '87! Before we get to the news fiom aU of you I'dfirstHke to let you know where you can find information about our upcommg 20ffi Class Reuffion. If you take ffie time to flip tffiough the pages of tffis monffis Shipmate you shoffid find an ad wiffi aU you need to know to begm making your plans for the big event. I won't get mto aU the detail here as it's aUffiffiead, but I -wUl encourage you to keep an eye on ffie class website for new information and updates as the plans for an event fiUed weekend develop. Jim Matheson wUl be sendmg out perioffic e-maUs to everyone wiffi adffitional information as everytffing comes together (gende rerffinder to update your profile on the USNA Alumffi Association website www.usna.comffyou haven't afready done so to be sure you get aU the latest news). For any specific questions you may have you can send an emaU to 20ffi@1987.usna.com. We'U also be putting one fmal ad m Shipmate shordy before the actual event to provide final detaUs. Our 20ffi Reuffion Task Force has been hard at work with the plannmg and coordmating of what -wUl most defiffitely be afonand enjoyable weekend for you and your entire fanfily so please make every effort to attend as we hope to get as many classmates there as absolutely possible!

Now on to the news! First up comes an update from Tony Prato: • I left active duty in 1999, and joined Alaska AirHnes. Great company,flewthe B-737 out of LAX. With the help of feUow classmates Dan SchiU and JD Cook, got hired at Delta Air Lines and for some reason, left Alaska. Like they say, the grass is not always greener I did stay in the reserves and got promoted to LtCol. (I could fog a rffirror AND touch my toes...)

Later, Hke a lot of pUots, got furloughed from Delta sometime after 9/11, and (tirffing is everything) was mobffized for OIF and went to work at 3D MAW 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Hked the reservists so much they kept us around for the subsequent deployment for OIF II in Feb

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of 2004.1 worked in the G3 for Col Jon Miclot ('79) and saw many other USNA grads during my 2 1/2 years on acrive duty there, both in CONUS and over in Iraq. After the Marine Corps got rired of paying my acrive duty salary, I went back to Delta for a wffile, flying the 757/767 out of LAX. Found another acrive duty gig, tffis rime at the IMEF headquarters in Camp Pendleton. I am currendy on active duty unffi July 07.1 have kept in touch -with my old roon-unate, Mike KeUer, yvho is Hving in Vancouver, WA -with ffis -wife Annette and two cffildren. We recendy went on a great elk hunting trip in Montana. It isfonwatcffing Mike ride a horse, LuckUy those big mountain horses are part draft horse as Mike is now pushing 250 (Why coffidn't he be that size at the Academy when he played baU?! ) I just recendy saw feUow'87 and 17th Company classmate Paul Huxhold, currendy the Commanffing Officer of 5th BattaHon, 11th Marines here at Camp Pendleton (That's an ArtUlery BattaHon for aU you jarhead wanna-bes). Paffi is doing a great job there as the CO. Like me, he looks about the same (other than the gray hairs the barber can't cut out). As far as my fanfily my wife of 15 years now, Kimberly, is staying busy with our two boys Anthony (13) and Nick (11) wffile she runs her o-wn Pubfic Affairs Company and takes care of me (afoUtimejob!) I have attached a picture of the fanfily at Christmas time near our Htde cabin in the woods near Lake Arrowhead (local San Bernarffino Mountains). I am planffing on going to the 20th reuffion in October and hope to see some of you there! •

Tony Prato with wife Kimberly, Anthony (13}. and Nick (11}.

Jim Morgan was good enough to take some time from his busy schedule in the Arabian Guff, where he and John FuUer

have been doing their part to help stabffize the situation in Iraq, to send in the foUowing note: • Greerings from the Norffiern Arabian Guff. I took command of USS HOWARD (DDG 83) in Jffiy of 2006 and we have been on deployment since the 13ffi of September It has been a long rime since I last wrote to SHIPMATE but I thought I'd ffiop a Hne in foUow-up to Pat Shea's noteffithe December 2006 SHIPMATE. The latter part of 2006 must have been the time for classmates in command to cross paths wffile conducting operations away from home. The attached photo ofJohn FuUer (CO of MASON), Major General Carl Jensen (Commander,Task Force 59/158) and of me was taken on New Year's Eve 2006 onboard the OCEAN 6 Command barge moored next to the Khawr al Amaya OU Ternfinal in the Northern Arabian Gulf. John and I were onboard OCEAN 6 for a commander's conference and had the opportunity to get together for a picture. For those who think the Gffif is always sweltering hot I'd like you to take note of our attire that day..temps were in the high 30s/low 40s with wind chffi in the 20s. Let's just say it was a cold and wet smaU boat ride for John and for me from our ships that day.

For the last two months we here ffi HOWARD (and John for a porrion of that time as weU) have been conducring oU platform defense for the Khawr al Amaya and Al Basrah OU Terrffinals about 12 miles south of Iraq. The oU loaded at these ternfinals accounts for about 85% of Iraq's current GNP and are critical to the foture stabffity of a free and democratic Iraq. Other 87s in conmiand in the region include Jim Dick (CO in RAMAGE) and Bert Espe (CO in COMSTOCK).

Jim and I had the opportunity to conduct a smaU boat transfer of personnel just prior to HOWARD transiting the Straits of Hormuz when we here in HOWARD first entered the Guff in early November On the day of the photo...'87 had the watch! As of today (and I put it that way because we never know what the schedule tomorrow -wiU look Hke),John and Team MASON wiU hopefuUy reheve us in the next week so we here in HOWARD can start our transit home....nothing Hke one classmate taking care of another!

That is aU for now....as we enter 2007 with renewed hope for peace and stabffity in this region, I hope aU is weU for the

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Attention Class of 1987!!!

Your 20th R e u n i o n Task Force is hard at -work with the planning and coordination ot what \vill be a fun and enjo"yable weekend for you and 'your entire family. There will be plenty of time during reunion -weekend to tour the Yard \\Tth your family, visit the Mid Store, and reunite with old firiends and Company Mates. O u r reunion weekend includes the following events:

Tlwrsday Golf at the Bay Hills Golf Club in Arnold, Maryland Tlnirsday Evening Icebreaker at the Crown Sailing Center â&#x20AC;˘Memorial Service in Memorial Hall to honor our fallen classmates Class Meeting in Mahan Hall Friday after our Memorial Service Class Reception at the Loews Hotel on Friday Evening 20th Reunion TaUgater at Navy-Marine Corps Stadium It's time to start making your travel arrangements and lodging reservations to attend USNA's Event of the Year!! We have a block of rooms reserved at the AnnapoHs Loews Hotel. Please caU 410-263-7777 or 800-526-2593 and ask for the U S N A Class of 1987 rate.

Visit our class web site (www.usna87.coni) regularly to get important reunion uiformation or email to 20th@1987.usna.com with specific questions.

Please be sure to update your profile on the U S N A Alumni Association web site ('www.usna.coni <http://'vvww.usna.com>) and register \\dth the Class Mail List on our class web site (www.usna87.coni <http://'www.usna87.com>) so that you do not miss any of the important communications regarding the 20th Reunion.

Please note that the Reunion wiU be Thursday, October 18th through Sunday, October 21st with great events and opportunities to be with Classmates and enjoy the Yard so please make your travel plans now!!!

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Jim Morgan, Major General Carl Jensen, and John Fuller in the Northern Arabian Gulf

Of course we can hardly go a day wiffiout seeing a story about asttonaut Suni WiUiams in the news. Most recendy Suffi broke the female spacewalking record of more ffian 21 hours when she completed her second walk in space wffile conducting an upgrade to the International Space Station's cooHng system, and she stiU had at least one more space walk to go! As I sit her writing tffis I can offiy imagine the thrill it must be for her to be able to do the thffigs she is doing, representing not just the Class of'87 and the Uffited States, wffich she is obviously doing exttemely weU, but HteraUy the entire planet! Saying congratffiations on your accompHshment seems Hke such an understatement for what you've done and for what must be an indescribable experience, Suffi, but they're the offiy words that come to nfind. Best of luck wherever you are up there!

Joe Deleon, Commanding Officer of GARY, wrote to teU us about his recent adventures in the Far East. Joe and the crew of GARY, who are based out ofYokosaka, Japan, made some history as the first US Naval vessel to visit Cambodia in over tffirty years. Joe sent Suni Williams breaks along a picture commemorating the the female spacewalking record. event with Ambassador Joseph A. MussomeH during an arrival press conference in SihanoukviUe, Camboffia on 09 Feb 07. The GARY crew completed several COMREL projects and hosted the Deputy Prime Minister and several distinguished guests during a flight deck reception. Joe was reheved by Joker Jenkins '89 during a change of command ceremony on 16March. Also in command in Yokosuka are Da-vid Hughes and MarshaU Brown.

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Joe Deleon, Commanding Officer of GARY, with Ambassador Joseph A. MussomeH at a press conference commemorating the first visit of an American Navy vessel to Cambodia in 30 years

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WeU, Spring already! Time ffies when you get older Just one note from one of our classmates.

Mark Springer passes on some first hand knowledge along -wiffi a terrific photo:

Joe Deleon during USS GARY'S historic port visit to SihanoukviUe, Cambodia, 9-13 Feb 07.

Eric HoUoway, who is currently Commanding Officer of NEVADA, also wrote to offer an open invitation to any classmates in the area who would like to attend his change of command ceremony on 8 June 2007 in Bangor, WA. If anyone in the area would like to attend, they should send their name and address to Eric at eknehr@aol.com so he can send you the details as they become available.

Afraid that's aU the news that'sfitto print for the month of AprU. As always, thanks to aU of you for your notes, and for aU of you who haven't checked in for awhile please drop me a quick fine and let us all know what you've been up to!

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• "The attached photo is the Corpus Christi TX,'89 XO's who are teacffing the younguns, giving them their wings and senffing them out to the fleet (89 is in 3 of the 4 squadrons down here). I am the X O forVT-35, Mike Leupold forVT-28 and Joe Shipley forVT-31.AU of us wiU fleet up to C O later tffis year Photo quality is bad but hopefoUy it wiU translate weU into black and wffite. Thanks and have a great day." •

Corpus Christi, TX Class of '89 XO's

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 99% PRES: Jonathan Salkoff C O R R . SEC'Y: Kent Anderson 1027Junco Dr.. Columbus, IN 47203-1365 H: 812-378-5375; W; 812-376-2502 E: shipmate@usna90.com WEBMASTER: E: webmaster@usna90.coni WEB SITE: www.usna90.com CLASS E-GROCrP: http://lists.usna90.com/listinfo.cgi /classmates-usna90.com

Greetings Shipmates, Happy New Year! OK, I admit that greeting is a bit late. Most of this month's column was actuaUy supposed to be the January / February column, but unformnately my emaU got intercepted by Homeland Security or something Hke that. It got lost in cyberspace on the way to the Alumni Association. Sorry about

ffiat sffipmates, my pledge to you is a colunm every monffi. In return, the beer is on you at ffie next reuffion. Speaking of reuffion, I -was ffiinking a ffining-out woffid be a great idea for our 20th. If you agree, let me know.

2007 is here, can you beheve it? In just a Hffie over ffiree years the first of '90 wiU be reffiing from active duty. WeU, at least I assume so. Maybe we have such motivated sffipmates that ffiey wffil serve weU beyond ffie twenty year point. Why do I mention this? WeU, ffidn't 2010 seem a long ways away when yve were graduating? Time flies yvhen you are having fon!! Tyventy years just doesn't seem ffiat long to me anymore.

Our first bit of news is straight from ffie yvar zone in Iraq. Raymundo Sevidal (aka Ray, aka "The Big Kahuna, aka ffie BK, aka Flavor) reports the foUowmg: • HeUo '90, Ahoy fiiom Camp Victory, Iraq. I just wanted to give you an update on our classmates who I have seen sffice bemg mobUized. First off, I got mobffized ffi the end of Nov 05 to support Army CivU Affairs (CA) ffi Iraq. Can you beheve it, CivU Affairs? Much different than when I flew helos off the carriers and smaU boys.

Anyway, I ffid a week and a haff of Army indoc m FT Jackson, SC, where we learned how to march agam, do PT, and qual'ed on the M-16.We also got mttoduced to convoy ops and urban warfare (remember combat town ffi Quantico?).James Young, a feUow classmate and Reservist, was mobilized for the same rffission and we started together at FT Jackson.

After FT Jackson, James and I headed north to FT Bragg, N C for the formal CA ttairfing as weU as more uffit-level ttaiffing with our respective Army CA uffits that we would deploy -with. James and I met up with Brendan McLane who came down from the Pentagon as an inffividual augmentee for Army CA as weU.John Wade and Mike Vamey were in Bragg as weU doing simUar ttaiffing and they are COs of Pro-vincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs) ffi Afghaffistan.

WhUe deployed in Camp Victory, I saw Tim Winand. He was here with the Marines working on the Mulri-Narional Corps-Iraq staff. He went back to his operarional uffit a few months ago; I'm sure doing great things. Just a couple of weeks ago, Pete GaUuch actuaUy found me in Camp Victory. He is on the joint staff in the Pentagon and he was in Iraq

for business and looked me up. He recendy got married to his lovely wife, Silvia, whom I introduced to him. She and I were MBA classmates at U C Irvine and I introduced Pete to her when he was stationed in San Diego. Pete, you owe me one. WeU, that's aU for now and I hope aU is weU with everyone. Enclosed is a picture of Pete and me in front of the Al Faw Palace in Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq, and another of me with some feUow alumni showing our Navy pride!

Go Navy!!! Ray •

PUot, Mike Varney and Brendan McLane selected submarines, Pete GaUuch and John Wade selected Surface Warfare, and Tim Winand selected Marine Corps. With the exception Tim, wffich of these guys would have expected back in 1990 that they woffid be in Bagdad or Afghaffistan in 2006? I know what I was expectmg back in 1990; I thought I woffid spend my days in the North Adantic chasing Soviet subs.

In keeping -with the theme of "who would have expected?" here is an update from Mary Kay Runyan (Wegner):

• Kent—Long time reader, first time writer.. It's hard to beheve that it has been 15+ years since graduation! My fanfily and I are busy and back in the Denver, C O area. My husband, Scott Runyan, coached footbaU at Navy from 1994 to 1997. Scott coached receivers, during Paffi Johnson's tenure as the Offensive Coorffinator Scott is Paffi's biggest fan! I talked Scott out of Ray Sevidal (Left} and Pete Galluch (Right) in front of coacffing footbaU and into coacffing our the Al Faw Palace in Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq. daughter, Katie,fiUltime as a Stay-atHome Dad. Our daughter, Katie, is now 12 and in the 7th grade. She is a great kid!

And a great student-atffiete.... But how coffid she not be yvith a professional stayat-home Dad/coach? I have been working for Waste Management for five years, and am based m Houston,TX (wffich means lots ofttavel!).I run maintenance for the company—^who knew learffing heHcopter maintenance way-back-when would turn Bottom Row (Left to Right}: Col Lee Yarberry ('78}, LTinto runffing maintenance for a fleet of RichardZamberlan ('01}, CDR Ray Sevidal ('90}, green trucks?!?! As part of our rffission to CAPT Dennis Pricolo ('78), LTJG Paul Duenas ('03); maintain the equipment, we launched an Top Row (Left to Right): LT Michael Bower ('02), CDR employee recogffition program in wffich Rene Martinez ('87), Lt Col Forrest Ross ('81), LCDR our techfficians and fleet managers are Jason Davis ('94) rewarded with ttips to NASCAR races, during wffich the Waste Management car Ray, thanks for the great input. It is not easy runs. During one of our recent Waste geffing that many busy people together for Management rewards events, Clint Bruce a picmre in the rffiddle of a war zone.

'97 joined us in the pits of the #14 Waste Thanks for your efforts at both the update Management Sterfing Marfin car to watch and on the front!! It is great to see USNA the Nextel Cup race. Picmred is CHnt, and on the front leaffing, we are proud of you ffis friend Chris Scffickfing, who recendy guys!! Sorry for the delay in geffing tffis completed ffis thfrd tour in Iraq as a printed, you are probably not only back Marine Corps Captain. CHnt stUl looked from Iraq at tffis point but with my long just Hke ffis footbaU days—^Hke he coffid rip printing delay you rffight just be retired!! someone's head off CHnt now owns ffis Does anyone remember the 1990 own global security business, based out of Directory we were given along -with our DaUas,TX. (see picmre).We also ran into Lucky Bag? It is a Htde black book Hsting Roger Staubach '65, who is a NASCAR each classmate with a picture, hometown team owner (see picture).

I -wish you aU address (don't write me at the one fisted!!) the best and hope each of you and your and our service selection. I always use tffis fanfifies are domg weU! to verify the speUing of everyone's name.

Mary Kay Runyan (Wegner '90) • WhUe checking the speUing of the names our classmates that Ray fisted ffis article above, their service selection caught my eye. Ray and James Young selected Na-vy

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Clint Bruce '97, Chris Schickling (USMC) and Mary Kay'90

The Wootton Boys

Randy, getting grey is cool, but no complaints about getting old -wUl be accepted in tffis column.

Carter Honesty sent me many photos from Army-Navy. I wffi throw in a few photos per column over the next few months.

Roger Staubach '65, Clint Bruce '97 and Mary Kay of 1990111

Mary Kay, thanks for the great pictures and great update. Roger Staubach is looking reaUy fit and Mary Kay you have not aged a day. I guess I have been coUecting the grey hairs on your behaff.

Next is an update from the one and offiy Randy Wootton. Randy, I -wiU be honest I did a double take when I saw your picmre.You look great, but different than the memory stored in my grey matter.You look much meUower, am I right?

• Hey Kent Thanks for continuing with your perseverance. I hope aU is weU in your world. Just a quick note from me, my wife Dana and I just had our second child, Spencer Reid, on Feb 2nd. Graham, our first son, is 2 years 2 months. It has been a lot of fon even ifi feel a bit too old and slow to be having kids now. It is hard to beheve that some of our classmates have 16/17 year olds.

Anyway, I am in my third year at Microsoft where Eric Feagler and a couple of other 90 folks work. I am in the Onhne Services Group—essentiaUy MSN—and have been enjoying it immensely. The best part is that I now have a month off to spend with Spencer, Graham and Dana.

If there is anyone in Seattle or confing through, please look us up at: 5726 Kirkwood Place N, Seatde WA 98103.

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Army-Navy 2006: The one and only Aaron Johnson!

Army-Navy 2006: Sara and Art Gibb

Aren't pictures great? WeU Shipmates, that is a wrap for this Month.

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Cheers, '91.1 hope tffis issue finds everyone safe.'Lots of news to pass on tffis month.

• Greerings aU. I thought I'd take a moment and shoot you aU a qffick note.

First, I hope everyone had as good a time as I ffid at our 15 year reuffion in September I can't begm to teU you how rewarffing it was to see everyone and rekindle the wonder connecrion and times we had way back when.

Second, I also felt like it was appropriate to share some good news wiffi friends toffight. I knew you aU woffid appreciate it.

Anyway, who woffid have guessed ffiat I'd wake up and eat scrambled eggs tffis mornffig, let alone put ffiem on my baU cap?

Seems a Hffie odd tofinaUybe a fiUl commander More importandy I was selected for Commander Commandffiffie December board. Unfortunately, I'm 83 m the bank and won't slate imffi October '07 or January '08. I'U keep my fingers crossed for a ffight 2A DDG! ThaiUcs for aU of your help in ffie formative years.

With over a year to kiU before the pipehne, I am lookmg ffiree options: Iraq, National War CoUege in Norfolk, or Jomt Force Staff CoUege ffi DC. Odds are looking good for Norfolk, wffich -wUl be good for momma and boys. Tffis -wUl also keep my fisffing boat out of lay-up and ensure my gear doesn't get dusty.

FinaUy, we had a potentiaUy sigrfificant run-in with old man cancer tffis faU. Good news is that Michele (yes, I'm stUl on yvife one) is healffiy as a spring cfficken. My recommendation to aU is remember Hfe is short and cherish every moment you can.You never know when your card wUl be caUed. Can't wait for twenty...see you aU back in Crabtown! HoUer if you get to Virgiffia Beach.V/R Brian • Good news and good advice ffiere fix)m a good friend. Thanks, Brian, and congratulations from aU of us. Take care of your fanfily for the time being.

Now comes another Commander note, tffis one an emaU fix)m Iraq, where C D R Darin (Sonny) Liston writes: • I fiffished my Prowler Department Head tour withVAQ-140 in November 04, then went to the Naval War CoUege in Newport. I stayed in Newport for eight extra months for the CNO's Sttategic Stuffies Group, then transferred to OPNAV staff at the Pentagon in June 06.

My wife Tiffany and two kids are happy to be in Virgiffia near fanfily and friends.

At OPNAV, I was workmg as one of two Latin America desk officers in N5IS (International Security- Strategy-) yvhen I got tagged for ffie lA (Inffiyidual Augmentee) bUlet. As a Prowler type. I ended up ffi RFF611, yvffich is Electtoffic Warfare. I started traiffing for ffie lA in October and left for Kuyy-ait m December to become part ofJCCS-1 (Joint C R E W Composite Squadron 1). C R E W stands for Counter-RCIED Electtoffic Warfare, and RCIED is Raffio-ControUed Improyised Explosive Device. That's an acrony-m. nested yyitffin an acronyTn. nested yyithm an acronymr. Crazy-. Noyy-1 am ffie OPSO for ffieJCCS-1 contmgent at MND-N (Mffiri National Division Norffi). ffie 25ffi Intantry- Diyision yvffich is fiom Schofield Barracks. HI. We are at Camp Speicher. yy-ffich is nearTikrit ffi norffiern Iraq. Our EWOs are spread out aU over norffiern Iraq at different bases, (yes, aU this info is imclassffied) Here is a list of aU ffie USNA grads I coffid uncover yyho eiffier are now LA wiffi JCCS-1, or just left: CAPT Brian Hfiikley '83 CDRGregEUison'87 CDRJim Houck'87 CDR Daffiel Widdis '88 CDR Craig Uffion '88 CDR PhU Turner'89 CDR MUse Jensen'90 LCDR Orffi Clay '90 CDR Darin Liston '91 LCDR Jeff McCreary '91 LCDR Scott Huff'92 LCDRJohn Loyvery'93 LCDR Scott Boedeker '93 LCDR Dave Sanfield'93 LCDR Ray FrankHn '93 LCDRJasonDayTs'94 LCDR Kerry- KuykendaU '94 LCDR Francisco Valdez '94 LCDR Ken Ebert'95 LCDR Mario WUson '96 Maj Dave MueUer, USMC '96 LT Dave EUis '97 LT Francisco Alsma '97 LT Pffil Simpson '97 LT Sean O'Lone '98 LT Robert Reynolds '98 LT Noel Rodriguez '98 LT Shane Eisenbraun '98 LT Jake Schrffitter '98 LTJustin Griffin'99 LT Graham Baldyvm'99 LTBUlLehner'99 LTKaloffi Clark'99 LT Jason Soffike'??

LTJohn Kaheny'00

LTRey Navarro'01 LTPhUKim'Ol LT Brian Forster'02 LT Anffiony LUce'02 LT Mark Radfinski '02 LT Dan Ryno '02 LTJG Scott Poitevent '03 LTJG Paffi Duenas '03 ENS Lord Cole '05 I hope I ffidn't leave someone out, nfisspeU a name or get ffie wrong class; ffiere are a lot of us out here. Of course, we are offiy part of ffie 300 or so folks in JCCS-1, yvffich is a ffiop in the bucket compared to aU ffie Navy lAs servffig aU over ffie world.

By comcidence, my broffier Army Captaffi Derek Liston, is serving as Brigade Surgeon for ffie 45ffi Sustainment Brigade at FOB (Forward Operatmg Base) QWest, yvffich is offiy about 80 mUesfixDmme here. I got to see him at Christmas, wffich yvasffice,but no substitute for bemg home yyiffi my wdfe and kids!

I hope aU is yveU yvith aU of you.

Bummer about the BC game.

Take care. Sonny C D R Darm "Sormy" Liston • Thanks, Darin. Our thoughts are yvith you ffi your duty overseas. Thanks also for ffie ETAEW (that woffid be the encyclopeffic ttanslation of acronyms of electtoffic warfare)! Stay safe.

There yvas an update this month from David Ruth, yvho is kmd enough to keep us current from time to time. David yvrites from Monterey: • The Ruffi fanfily made it across ffie cotmtry from Neyvport to Monterey ffi one piece after an excitmg tffiee-yveek road ttip. En route we enjoyed seemg feUoyv alums ffi the Midyvest:Jay Slakes (USNA '93) ffi HoUand, MI yvith yyife Katffieen and four kids; Tom Short in Granger, Inffiana yvith yy-ffe Jen and tffiee boys; USNA roonfie Mike Smith ffi Algonqum, lUmois wiffi wffe Kristi (formerly Keffer, USNA '92) and tffiee gfrls. MUce, Tom, and Jay are navigatmg ffie seas of the post-Navy busffiess world yvith great success—attached are a feyv pictures yyiffi thefr famffies.

Leticia, Chrisrian, EHana and I have been m Monterey for about four months noyv. We yvere blessed to be selected last year for the Navy's Permanent Mffitary Professor Program, so yve'U spend a feyv vears here at NPS for school and then head back east to USNA to teach maffi for the foreseeable foture. We look

forward to jofrfing the fiUl-rime Annapolis croyvd there! In adffition, we just started the paperwork to adopt a tffird Ruth, and are just waiting now for the right simarion to arise for a placement with us. We'U be sure to report when our Htrie gift has arrived! Please drop us a fine (navyruth@1991.usna.com) if you'U be ffi the Monterey area anytime soon! •

Families of David Ruth and Tom Short

Families of David Ruth and Mike Smith

Thanks David, as always. Please update us yvhen you get back to USNA. And it's never too early to start soficitmg volunteers from the AnnapoHs crowed to help yvith plamfing our 20th reuffion. Keep that ffi nfind!

David Ruth is foUoyved by Da-vid Scheu yvho sends tffis entertairfing and thorough update, mcludmg neyv of ffis yy-eddmg and new cffild tffis past year: • 'Hope everyone enjoyed a wonderfffi Cffiistmas and Neyv Year.

I have spent ffie last 3 yrs ffi PhUly.. .thorougffiy enjoying the opportoffity to taUgate for the ARMY/NAVY Games. Tffis past May, I completed my^ MBA atVUlanova and enjoyed a couple of lectures from our"Sup",VfrgU HiU ('61), as an adjunct professor atViUanova's Center for Leadersffip and Etffics.

Amazmgly, despite me bemg as "under ffie radar" as possible as a Mid stru^fing

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91-97 C L A S S N E W S acadenficaUy, he recogffized me immeffiately. He's an engaging and entertaiffing speaker—the entire class enjoyed ffis attention and he ffidn't put me on the spot, at least not too much.

To defiray the impenffing student loans, I continued my Reserve service, flying C-9B's, along yvith Brent Walker, with'VR-52 at NAS WUlow Grove. Brent is flying 737's -with Continental Airfines, and prospects on condonfiffiums in ffis spare time when he's not atffisfamUy's hunting camp in northern PA. I spent a lot of time goofing offw/ Tony Sanchez and ffis 6-yr old son. Cole.

Somehow Tony & I ended up buying houses witffin three mUes of each offier wiffiout knowing it. Tony has leapt fixjmm Harvard Busffiess School through a new product roU out at Kensey Nash Corp. to Berstem's office m PhUly He is stiU ffi phenomenal shape—stUl playmg -water polo as an assistant coach forVUlanova.

In February of last year I was fortunate enough to marry Bridget Ann Wffite. We had a very smaU wedffing in Banff Springs, Alberta, Canada. It was an awesome place—I ffigffiy recommend it.

Jeff Roth and John Suazo were my rank and ffie. My dad, David Scheu ('67), Suaz & I went dogsledffing around some alpine lakes the day prior. It was -22 degrees F—even the Canaffian guides said it was cold. With our nose hafrs and eyelashes freezing and crackfing—^we had a blast learffing to ffiive a six-dog sled.

The foUo-wffig morffing, before the wedffing, we aU went skiing for a good couple hours and then ffit the outdoor hot springs—with the most spectacffiar view of the Rockies I've ever seen. It was just great fon tffioughout the weekend.

Jeff is currendy very much at home in Missoffia, MT. After fiffisffing law school, he is now serving as a federal clerk in the 9th Circuit Court in adffition to pursuing much adventure tffioughout the backcountry, kayaking, fly fishing and hunring.

John, Nikki & their son Victor are currendy starioned in Stuttgart, Germany where John is havingffifficffitygrowing accustomed to the planning meetings on the EUCOM staff when the beer gardens ffi towm are so much more fon.

After the MBA, came the copious networking in search of a commercial real estate development position. Another geograpffic coincidence reconnected me with John Grierson, now theVP of Ops for Pffite Homes ffi eastern PA, who helped me narrow down the possibffiries.

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The B School networking was average, honesdy but I can gratefuUy attest to the power of our alumffi network. Ultimately, the Na-vy channel led me to the door of Tom Lynch ('64), the Sup after we graduated, and now leaffing the PhUadelpffia office offfisformer footbaU teammate's commercial real estate firm, Roger Staubach ('65). After a couple of insightfffi conversarions, some great sea stories & lessons learned, and a fine lunch at the Uffion League in PhiUyTom referred me to Jim Maginn ('64), classmate and also footbaU teammate, who is the CEO at Watt Commercial Properties, in Santa Monica, CA. After making the necessary interview cuts, Jim offered me spot on the team, starring out as the financial analyst for the core portfoHo. So, Bridget & I relocated to Santa Moffica in late November Unfortunately, my return to SoCal wasn't rimely enough to catch up with Nate Smith, who's now the Director of International Ops for Patagoffia,ffiVentura. He's been sent to ffieir European HQ, in Chamorfix, France, for about a year for business development. He, Rachel, Nate & Holden left the country just after the Hofidays.

To cap it aU off, after getting setded here—oh yeah, and starting the C-130 syUabus atVR-55 at NAS Pt. Mugu—on 28 December, Bridget gave birth to our first cffild, Ameha Rose Scheu.

Peace to aU, and enjoy a few pictures—DR •

fixjm Braffiey Pharmaceuticals dated January 17th, announcing ffiat "Bradley Pharmaceuticals Welcomes Alton Delane, Vice President, Business Development".

Alton attended Harvard Business School after fiffisffing ffis naval service, and ffien worked with Raymond James before taking ffis current role. Congratffiations, Alton.. .weU deserved!

Thanks again to those who wrote— tffis is by a long-shot the most activity the class maUbox (sffipmate91@comcast.net) has seen in a long time. Keep it up, gang!

Cheers—JD

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Ah yes, my dear laffies and gents of the Fortune Favors the Bold class, as for compeffing news or snappy wit, we are, for this month, once again -without.

Please do try to control your waffing, for we do have one tidbit of informarion— stand by for tffis important announcement. In three (two, one): PhU Reed informs me our class website, http://-www.usna.com/classes /1992, is back up.There you can find detaUs pertainmg to our upconfing 15 Year Reuffion (our class is now pubescent). Be advised we may shift sites to usnal992.com or usna92.org, but of course we'U let you know ff ffie deal goes down.

In the meanrime, Bravo Zulu and Godspeed to ffiose of you outffierein harm's way. Peace.

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Three Musketeers together at David Scheu's wedding

Congrats, David!

Sounds Hke it's been a great year for you and Bridget.

WeU, -with that note, I'm just about aU out of ammo. But before we wrap, we should finaUy congratulate Alton Delane. I received a ffice press release

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Amelia and David Scheu...nursing (?)

Call 410-295-4190 to find out how you can match your recent contribution.

Matchin: Gifts

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Greetffigs '95! Just yvritffig a qffick column here ffi ffie dead of yvffiter. Yes, it is COLD here m Maine, but there is a noticeable lack of snoyv. I think ffie Norffieast sent aU the wffite stuff to New York state. Anyrway, not too much ffi the way of letters this time around. Don't forget to send ffi your Army-Na-vy party photos, or even photos from ffie game ff you were fortunate enough to attend.

I received an emaU fix)m an '85 grad-a Meffical Corps officer writffig ffi to teU of anoffier story of how Megan McClung influenced lives haff a world away. Here is his mput...

• Alffiough I am not a member of your Class I just wanted to let your Classmates know that Maj. Megan McClung was remembered for her contriburions to makmg lffe better for aU of us here at Camp FaUujah.

A memorial lOK was held in her honor as she worked so tfrelessly to make ffie Marme Corps Marathon forward possible at AlTaqqadam.The folks at MWR felt a lOK woffid be an appropriate event sffice she won so many sinffiar races here. She also made the Houston Chevron Marathon forward possible here at FaUujah and a moment of reflecrion was offered after a moving ttibute by Capt. Kari Kficker, USMC, who took over the race plamfing after her death.

I hope it gives you aU some comfort to know that she was so weU known, loved and respected by ffie Marines, Solffiers, SaUors and ci-vffians out here in ffie Anbar.

C D R David Lesser, USNA '85, MC USN, Emergency Meffical Officer, FaUujah Surgical • On anoffier note, we have more alumffi in the ne-ws! Last week, ffie Horario Alger Associarion of Disringuished Americans selected Roger Staubach '65 as a 2007 Award Recipient, and he -wUl be inducted as a hfetime Member of the Associarion in Wasffington, D.C. on AprU 12-14,2007.

Receipients of tffis award are contemporary examples of people who have overcome adversity and acffieved ffie American Dream.

That's aU for now '95ers. Scan, attach, write- just send me some inputs for your column, and take care! Later, —Don. •SJ

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Greetings, '96! The news is smaU in quantity but generous in quality. We received word that our very own Harry Knight won the "Jones Lang LaSaUe Da Vinci Award", the company's highest recognition for innovarion. It reiterates what tremendous tffings the Class of '96 continues to do both in and out of uffiform.

Our coUecrive thoughts and prayers are needed as Andy Person's yvife Dottie is fighting ternfinal melanoma cancer. She has been ffiagnosed as ternfinal but we are aU hopffig for continued peace, persevering sttength and a nfiracle for the Person fanffiy as each day arrives.

Andy requested that the foUowing website be shared with the class for detaUed updates on Dottie as she fights tffis ffiness. (-wyvw.caringbridge.org/visit /dottieperson)" Look forward to hearing from you! I leave you with a quote from George Bernard Shaw, "Imagination is the begmffing of creation.You imagine what you desire, you -wiU what you imagine and at last you create what you wUl." Unffi next month... Tonya

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Hey 97,ffiereare just a few items to share for tffis month, mcludmg a couple of classmates who are makmg mterservice transfers to other branches of miHtary service.

After a rigorous cycle of deployments over the past several years, Hilary Niceswanger is now instructing at the Replacement Air Group (RAG) at Marine Corps Air Station, Camp Penffieton, CA. She is teaching new copilots how to fly the CH-46E. Mike McCarty was also instructing at the RAG with HUary Recently, Mike was accepted for a transition to the Coast Guard to fly the HH-65. Mike and his wife. Amy, are expecting their second cffild any day now, and they wffi remain in southern California.

Congrats, Mike and Amy! Brian Champine sends an update from San Antoffio, TX: • After being unsuccessful whfle at N R O T C U C Berkeley to lateral transfer to Navy Raffiation Health Officer, I decided to inter-service transfer to be an Army Nuclear Medical Scientist.

Going from Lieutenant to Captain sounds hke quite a promotion, at least.

HopefuUy people reahze that we're aU on the same team. It's great being on permanent shore duty. I'm now teaching health physics at the Army Medical Department Center & School in San Antonio and harffiy ever get a chance to run into USNA alumffi. On the home front, my wife, Bemadette, and I had a baby girl named Sasha born on August 26th, 2006. If anyone wants to drop me a hne, I can always be reached at brian@1997.usna.com. •

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97-00 CLASS N E W S I also heard from Jen (Meyer) Ryan last week. She -writes, •Josh and I stayed m Jackson-viUe, FL after boffi gettmg out. Josh hasffiso-wn real estate mvestment company, and I am fortunate to be able to stay home wiffi our two boys.

Drew is tffiee years old and Matt is one year old. I am StiU m ffie reserves and drUl about once a week as an instructor inVP-30 (P-3 Fleet Replacement Squadron). • Matt SouUere is Hving near Old Town Alexanffiia,VA, and just ttansitioned to civffian federal employee Hfe. He -writes, • I'm working for the State Department in Diplomatic Security, and I'm now assigned to the Washington Field Office after a couple of years in Bogota, Colombia. My wife and I had ffinner with Brian Wood and his fiancee New Years' Eve; they are a httle further south of us in Alexandria and doing weU.We also got together with some other companymates, Erick Messing and Rob Liotta, and their fiancees. Erick has been out a couple of years and is working in the D C area; Rob is at Bethesda. •

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Matt, thanks for proviffing me with some more information to fiU the column and aU the best in your new position. Brian, Erick, and Rob, congratulations on your engagements.

Everyone, thanks for your patience regarding the reunion information. I realize that many people want to make plans as early as possible. Our class has a reunion committee that is working hard to firm up the reservations for tailgate spots, blocks of hotel rooms, and other details. As soon as we receive confirmation from them. Wags and I wiU get the word out to the class. More to follow soon.

Please contact me soon with news about yourseff and any of our classmates you may have heard about. Photos are especiaUy welcome. We need your help to keep our montffiy '97 report goffig sttong!

-Aaron

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Shipmates, It was about as pretty a morning as I have seen in my lifetime and the coldest that I can recall. I wasn't sure if it was just this place I had come to pay my last respects to my dear friend, classmate.

and feUow Marine, or if it was my personal loss now settling in.

Something made me feel like I was actuaUy in an old film. This movie was about America. This movie was about a hero, and this movie was about a town saying goodbye to its faUen warrior. The morning sun was bright and reflecting off the sea as smaU ripples of waves dumped onto the bank up against the sea waU and bounced millions of ice chunks against each other Speckling the sunlight reflecting off the old buildings of the coastal Massachusetts town was an intermittent flash of the light from the top of a police car or a fire engine.

The lights flashed but there were no sirens. The sounds of people walking across ice and snow, a bagpiper playing the Marines Hymn were the only discernable sounds. There was a hushed rush of activity this morffing in tffis town. It seemed as if everybody from miles around was shuffling towards the center of a smaU coastal town caUed Swampscott.The beauty of the scenery left me briefly as I stepped out of a car and walked towards St. Johns the Evangelist Church and realized that it couldn't be much more than ten degrees outside.

I was then again lost in the sights that lay before me. Hundreds had gathered out in front of the church where the funeral service for Capt Jennifer Jean Harris was to be held on this Monday morning. There were young children who held onto the legs of their parents with one hand and tiny American flags with the other. There were elderly veterans standing in formation wearing their medals. The local police and fire station where lined up standing by at the entrance of the church as if about to be inspected. As I walked up the icy sidewalk, I noticed my ears were starting to freeze and my bottom lip had cracked. This was a day when you normaUy asked yourself "Who else would be outside today besides me? On the day Swampscott paid tribute to Jen, the question was "Who isn't outside today with me?"

The inside of the church was packed and serene.You didn't have to look far to find a service member from any branch of the service in uniform.You couldn't look anywhere and not see tears. As the music started and mass began there was an evident tone of sorrow among aU those seated inside or

those who had found their place along ffie outer yvalls of the church. As Jen's longtime hometoyvn friend spoke foUowed by her Naval Academy roommate and then her former commanding officer there yvas shift in everything and everyone under the colored rays of hght ffie sun was pushing through the stain glass windows aboye.The sorroyv that len was gone was joined by great deal of pride to ey-ery-one that yy-as there to mourn her The pride biUoyyed out of the church and onto the street. The pride felt by the people on this day yvas covered and ffigned and it marched yviffi its head held high. It yvas greeted bv people shoffider to shoulder aU the wav up the bffi to the toyvn cemetery.

People were so proud they stood out in ffie freezing cold to yyay-e their flags or put their hands oy-er their hearts as she rode by one last time. Pride yvas draped over porches on huge signs painted on bed sheets adorned yyith best yyishes and love for their faUen hero. Pride enveloped the Syvampscott Cemetery in a crowd that syvarmed over ice and snow- to lay- their hero to rest. Tffiee CH-46sfleyy-over the assembly on that mornffig. There yvas a six gun salute and flags yvere ayvarded to her closest mourners.

Tffis past faU I yvas asked what it was like to yvork yyrith Jen by one of our classmates and I started explaining how when Jen was not around for yvhatever reason thffigs seemed to move forward but on a slant at our squadron. When she returned "the sffip" seemed to right itseff and aU yyas once again fine. She was a kind, compassionate, loving friend, and the humblest of overacffievers. Her intensity- as a Marine Officer and professional aviator ffieled those around her Her approval was sought by many because she yy-as yvhere many wanted to be, at the top of her game.

For the countless whose fives she touched, find solace in that she passed doing yvhat she loved and in the beauty of hoyv her town, her friends, family, and country, honored her on this winter day in Neyv England.

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Hi, Enjoy a first time contribution from one Bobby Jenkins and an article from a renowned pubfication about a continuaUy evol-ving and ever-legendary Shipmate conttibutor...

Bob Jenkins -writes: 窶｢ Hello all! It was great to see some of you a few months back at the reunion. I was able to make it with my beautiful wife, Isabel. Since I have not been in contact with a lot of ya'U, I figured I would use this to update anyone who wants to know where I have been and what I have been doing. So, here goes.

After graduation and receiving my comrffission in the Marine Corps, I spent a month at USNA training youngsters during NTT. From there I went to TBS and then on to my MOS school, which was Combat Engineer Officer Instruction down at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, NC. Once I finished that, I checked in to my unit, Marine Wing Support Squadron 272, at MCAS New River, NC. I spent four years there. They sent me to the Dominican Republic in Sept and Nov of that year to plan a project to build two schools and two medical clinics. On the second trip, I met the beautiful lady that is now my wife. We were to execute the mission with the SeaBees (NMCB-133) from Feb-May 2003.

Well, our unit received orders to the big sand box, and I was deployed to Kuwait/Iraq from Feb-June 2003.1 came back and stayed in contact with my future wife and began plans to go

back to the sand box. I was able to get an lA biUet with another MWSS in Beaufort, SC, MWSS-273.1 was with them in the sand box from Jan-Sept 2004 and then went back to my unit. I went to MWSS-273's Marine Corps birthday baU, where I proposed marriage to my wife. Shortly after getting back to my unit, the new C O asked if I would be willing to go back to Iraq with the unit. I agreed. Because of that, we had to rush our marriage a bit. I was helping to train another MWSS in Yuma, AZ when I caUed up my wife and told her to go ahead and plan the wedding to happen in her country during the time I would be visiting her. My plan was to come down there for Christmas holiday Well, she planned it for Christmas Day, and that was when we were married. Then I came back to my unit, did aU of the pre-deployment training and went back to Iraq from Aug 2005 to March 2006.1 received orders to Parris Island from there and that is where I am currently working as a Series Commander. My wife and I are living together with a dog we recently bought and enjoying life. I am still looking for another lA biUet, but due to increases in the number of Marines needed, it is doubtful they wiU let me leave the DriU Field anytime soon. Arnie Selvidge was here at Parris Island when I checked in, but he left to go to my old unit. He recently became the proud father of a baby boy on January 1 I.John Childs is still enjoying civilian hfe and will probably come back in to the Navy as a LCDR or CDR. He finished up med school and was then allowed to go on to Duke for even more school. That pretty much sums it up. Sorry to take up so much space, just wanted to let ya'U know what I have been up to. I can be reached at Robert.H.Jenkins@usmc.mil 窶｢

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Bob and Isabella Jenkins on their wedding day in the Dominican Republic on Christmas Day 2004

Tffis next contribution was taken from the Navy Charleston Shoreline article tided "Lowcountry Warrior enters Gumess Book ofWorld Records窶年aval Officer is eggceUent atffiete" by Ensign Kenneth Jew. 窶｢ "Lt Jonathan Kehoe from Explosive Ordnance Disposal MobUe Unit Six enters into the Guinness Book ofWorld Records for running the 'Fastest Egg and Spoon MUe' at SummerviUe High School's aU-weather track, Nov. 4.

Despite 22 knots of wind, Kehoe crossed the fiffish fine wffile holffing a raw egg on a spoon for 7 rffinutes and 30 seconds, easUy breaking the previous record of 7 rffinutes 47 seconds held by Ashrita Furman, from Brooklyn Heights, NY. WhUe reading the Guinness Book of World Records with ffis -wife, Kehoe jokingly bet her that his name would be in the book by the end of the year What iffitiaUy was a joke turned out to be an obsession. "I couldn't beheve how ffifficult and outrageous some of the records were.

I ffidn't tffink I could break any of them," said Kehoe.

Kehoe was about to caU it qffits until he crossed records held by Asffiita Furman.

Amazmgly, Furman holds 24 records in ffie Guinness Book ofWorid Records, mcludmg

ffie longest continuous somersaffiting, longest time j u ^ n g underwater, fastest mUe on a pogo stick, fastest mUe wffile pushing an orange wiffi ffis nose and of course,ffiefastest n-ule wffile holffing an egg wiffi a spoon. After serious ffiought and puking whUe trying to somersaffit, Kehoe corfferred yviffi ffis yvffe and felt confident ffiat he could break Furman's record of niniung ffie fastest mUe wffile holffing an e ^ on a spoon.

The Guinness Book ofWorld Records guidehnes for the 'Egg and Spoon MUe' states that to break the record, an inffi-vidual must run the fastest mUe while holffing an egg in a dessert spoon (bigger than a teaspoon but smaUer than a tablespoon).The egg must be a fresh, raw hen's egg and completely untteated.The course had to be flat and measured out to be exacdy one mUe. No adhesive of any kind coffid be used and ffie spoon must be held m one hand wdth the egg on top of it.

WhUe engaged in ffie run, the egg coffid not be touched in any way nor can the egg ffiop during the Jon Kehoe on his way event. An experito the Guinness Book of enced timekeeper World Records, using a ffigffiy accu- (wearing motivated rate stopwatch must yellow and white socks) time the event and two independent -witnesses must be in attendance. AdffitionaUy each witness must confirm that the race was done in accordance -with the guidehnes.

For the past 4 months, Kehoe, ffis wife Geneviere and their dogs drove to the SummervUle High School's aU-weather ttack every Saturday morffing to train for the event. "At first I ffidn't tffink it was possible. He couldn't run more than 20 yards without dropping an egg," said Geneviere. "At least we didn't have to clean up after ourselves because we had the dogs with us."

Kehoe was about to give Ashrita Furman proper respect for accompHsffing

what he deemed impossible untU he realized he had been training with a teaspoon the entire time. After switching spoons, Kehoe trained relentlessly without dropping an egg. After breaking the record during training, he felt ready to officiaUy announce his bid.

Needing upstanding citizens of the community to partake in the event, Kehoe enlisted the help of George Hamner of the SummerviUe Police Department to select the official egg and local physician Dr. Matthew MuUer to time the event.The egg used was from Mepkin Abbey Monk Monastery in Moncks Corner, where Father Stan confirmed that the egg was washed only with water and completely untreated.

AdditionaUy, Father Stan and the monks from Mepkin Abbey Monk Monastery blessed the egg and assured of nothing but success.

"I'm nervous, but the person who reaUy should be nervous is Ashrita Furman. That's right baby, I'm coming for you!" said Kehoe as he lined up at the starting block. With that in rffind, Kehoe took off at the sound of a whistle. Both Hamner and MuUer has Seiko Memory 100s EOD Dive Supervisor Watches to time the event. While the time ticked away, Kehoe ran with great posture, ensuring that the egg balanced without a hitch. His first three laps were quick and without flaw but on the fourth lap, he slowed down.

"I knew I ran a fast three laps and didn't want to drop the egg so I slowed a bit to ensure a drop wouldn't happen," said Kehoe.

As friends, famUy and bystanders watched near the fiffish Hne, Kehoe finished the mUe, egg and aU, thorougffiy breaking the record. "I can't believe it.

Tffis adventure started as a joke but ended in record breakingffistory,"said Andy Haffele, bystander Kehoe celebrated his record eating donuts and drinking orange juice with friends and family. Kehoe then shocked the world with an announcement."! think I have a good shot of breaking Furman's record for the longest time juggling underwater. I don't think Furman has access to a Na-vy MarkV diving helmet," said Kehoe. •

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Jon adds: • "I am proud to announce the birth of my son, Liam Michael Kehoe. He was born 6 DEC 06 at 331pm. He weighed 71bs lloz. He is a true Irish boy with bright red hair and brilliant blue eyes.

ThankfuUy, I was able to be with my wife to welcome our son into the world.

It was without a doubt the most incredible day of my hfe. Birth is the world's greatest miracle.

I am StiU OIC of SIX in Charleston, SC. I have been blessed with a great team.

The Team has dedicated themselves to "Bringing Sexy Back" simUar to the Naval Doctrine "Forward... From the Sea." I look forward to deploying here shordy. Although I know my wife wiU rffiss me, she is busy pursuing her PhD at the Uffiversity of South Carofina.

I guess this shipmate had to grow up sometime. Peter Pan and his gang of rffisfits—Andy Haffele, Dave Drake and the rest of the father's club are on leave for a short duration (18yrs).Just kidding, you are offiy as young as you act! If you are in SC, please look me up.

Your friend Jonathan Kehoe." •

Jon Kehoe (standing apart in back row) with EOD team training in Ft Story, VA in preparation for upcoming deployment in June to Bahrain.

Genevieve Marie and Jon Kehoe with baby, Liam Michael, during first Christmas.

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Thanks to Jon and Bob for their contributions, especiaUy to Bob for the picture.

The last time I saw ffim at the reuffion, he was saying to someone who had just met ffis -wffe "I know she's [pretty], now turn your eyes back tffis way buddy."

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Hi everyone.

Yes, it has been a whUe and my apologies to MUce Snfiffi and Chris Gahl, who sent m submissions a whUe back. I kept holdmg my breaffi ffiat some offier brave soffi woffid put his/her pride aside and "Sffipmate" him-or heneff, but no dice.

It's hard to beheve that by pubHcation time, those of you Hke myseff wiU be joiffing the ranks of the I R R in a Httle over a month! These past five years seem to have gone by faster than the four years at the Academy, but it also means that we have a reason to celebrate! Greg Chapman sent out a class-wide emaU with information about our five year reuffion, but those of you who do not have current info registered on usna.com ffidn't get it. So, ff you're interested in getting aU the ffish on the reuffion first hand rather than by word-of-mouth, go to usna.com and update your emaU address. And although NMCI (rffisnomer of the century) has never aUowed the Marines to see you Na-vy guys' and gals' emaUs and vice versa, it's stUl a good excuse to update that info with a good chunk of us transitioffing out.

Ok, on to the updates.

Mike Siffith writes: • HeUo Sffipmates and greetings from the western Pacific. The Diamondbacks of VFA-102 are tffick with USNA grads, especiaUy the Class of 2002. James Lomax, Barcley Stamey C J. Simonsen, Pat O'Connor, and myseff Mike Srffith aU caU Ready Room 1 on the good sffip KiTTY HAWK our home. Other D-Back notables mclude Monty Ashliman '90,Jim McCaU '93, BUI MaUory '94, Anton Orr '95, Rick Burgess '96,Tommy Poffiter '97, Derek Dudash '98,Joe Cuba '99,JonVanbragt '01, and our two newest adffitions—Cffiis Hogan '03 and Robert Hortman '03. Life

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here in the Forward Deployed Naval Forces is notffing if not busy. We're back out to sea for the second cruise of the year, -with a ffice monffi back on the beach ffi between.

On the previous cruise, we made stops in four ports—Singapore for squadron uffity Pattaya Beach, ThaUand for a squadron moral chaUenge, Perth, Austraha for some time down under, and Otaru, Japan because it's in Japan. CJ., at a youthfffi 30, is the offiy D-back 2002 grad close to getting married, so we ffid quite a bit of touring in these exciting foreign ports.

And by touring, I mean the bars. Sure, we aU rode elephants, did a ffight safari, rode in tuk-tuk's, and played wtith kangaroos, but let's be hones—the majority of our time (and money) was spent in Clark Quay, Northbridge, Roppongi, or on WaUcing Stteet. What's left of the old Navy apparendy stUl Hves in the Far East.

The flying here has its goods and its bads. Since CVW-5 is a cop with a local beat, we don't get a chance to help our bretffien ffi the sandbox. On the ffip side, we spend more time at sea ffian any other afr wmg m the Navy—m some pretty crazy weaffierWith flying off of Austtafia and the deck swmging tffiough 40 feet, at Iwo Jfina -wiffi no ffivert and weather at minimums, and tffiough the fog of ffie Sea ofJapan, we're probably takmg years off of ourfives.Oh weU. As for our personal Hves, C.J. is to be married m December of 2007, Barcley is busy chasing the laffies,James is thinldng about heaffing back to Mother B as a company officer (shoffid the stars afign), Pat is trying to avoid being Sffipmate-ed, and I'm just happy to be here. So,ffiat'sabout it—about as much detaU as an article Hke tffis deserves. I hope tffis finds everyone in good health and better spirits. For ffiose of you in harm's way—do some good work, take care of yourselves, and come back safely—^we'U hoist one up for you in ffie next port. • Chris GaU -writes: • I married LTJG Katffieen KunkemoeUer (VUlanova '04) on 12 August 2006 in Connecticut. She and I recently finished our tours on PAUL HAMILTON (DDG 60) and LAKE ERIE (CG 70) in Peari Harbor, HI and are headed to Norfolk,VA for our next set of orders. • So those have been the only subnfissions in the past six months. Congratulations to Stacy (Spigler) Crockett and her

husband, Kevin, who are expecting their first cffild this June. Since I'm not aUowed to mention Erin (KeUy) Timmons in here anymore, I don't have much else to write. The countdown is on for the short-timers! Take care. —Daffi ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 96% PRES; LTJG Daniel BaUey VICE PRES: LTJG Dan Emmert TREAS: IstLt NoeUe Navas SEC'Y: LTJG Rick Mui E: navyclass2003@hotmail.com ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 92% PRES: LTJG Lincoln Lukich E: LukichL@Ipdl3.navy.mil VICE PRES: 1st Lt James Brobyn TREAS: LTJG Joseph Zukowsky SEC'Y: LTJG Andrew Froistad E: LuldchL@lpdl3.navy.mil ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 98% PRES: ENS John M. Burger E: JohnMBurger@hotmail.com VICE PRES: ENS Jonathan MiUer E:JONATHON.B'YRD.MILLER @GMAlL.COM TREAS: ENS CoUeen Vote SEC'Y: 2ndLt John McLaughlin

PRES: ENS Andrew Lukich E: andrewlukich@yahoo.com VICE PRES: ENS Joshua CampbeU TREAS: ENS Jeffiey Foulds SEC'Y: ENS Jamison Lupo

Hey Everyone, Our numbers down here m Pensacola are geffing smaUer by ffie week. The last of ffie November and January FHght School dates are starting to class up and get started with the pipehne. Marvm Dingle and one Richard PoweU expressed ffieir ffioughts on their time in A pool,"AU we have is memories now.. .it's sad reaUy.We're a dying breed. I don't know what Pensacola is going to do without guys Hke us." If you get a chance, give Marvin and Richard a

SUMMER SEMINAR Help that outstanding high school junior you know experience a busy week at USNA this June.

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pat on ffie back. They need our support.

WeU we have anoffier great colunm for vou. Maksudffi AH and Amanda Canedo have some neyvs for ffie class about lffe at Nuclear Poyver School and Hfe on deployment. Thanks for ffie keeping us up to date and if anyone else has some free tmie, please send me an emaU to let us know how- y-our domg.

Here is ffie good word firom Maksudffi...

Brian Sanchez and Amanda

• Class 0606 of nuclear poyver school graduates this Friday (end ofJanuary). The first wave of 06mates hay-e done it. The second yyave is m 0701 w-ffich graduates m 6 weeks. It was probably ffie toughest 6 months of school eyer. I gained more weight during poyyer school ffian I ffid during plebe summer. Anyyvays, I figured w-e submarffier ty-pes don't talk much, so justfiUmyou m. peace -Maksudffi AH • And Amanda's update on her first deployment.

Amanda on her first deployment

1 1 just yy-anted to give you an update of thingj happening. Brian Sanchez and I just got off our 6 monffi deployTnenrWe left m JuncJiteraHy- a yy-eek after graduation and got back Dec 6ffi.We yy-ent to Gibraltar, Greece, Cy-prus, Crete, Italy; Bahram and Dubai. This was pretty significant smce it wasffiefirsttime USS COLE (DDG 67) has been toffiefifth fleet sinceffiebombing m 2000.We had an awesomerimebut it is good to be home. I am wTorking asffieSTRIKE officer and ffie PubUc Affairs Officer.We are home ported in Noifblk-Joe Ditchett also yyas on deployment wiffi us. He isffieSTRIKE on USS BULKELEY p D G 84). •

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2007 Navy FootbaU

I thought this issue yvould be a good way to honor the members of 2008 who succeed both in the classroom and on the sports scene. The faU season brought many victories and honors from many different teams. There were many athletes named to the 2006 Patriot League Academic Honor RoU and '08 was weU represented. Representing the women's soccer team was Kari Weniger (ocean engineering, 19th company) and Brigitte Fox (econorffics, 18th company). Brigitte was also named to the Patriot League First Team. Evan Barnes (Honors systems engineering, 4th company), Brett Copare, (economics, 19th company), and Justin Waskey, (econorffics, 22nd company), captured the honors for the men's soccer team.

Cross country runners from both teams contributed greatly to the acaderffic fist.

The fist included Vicki Moore (information technology, 20th company), Arwyn Becker (econorffics, 29th company) and (Kyleigh MiUhouse, ocean engineering, 7th company) posting honors for the women's team. The men's team included Lucas Burke (international relations, 14th company), John Olsen (ffistory, 7th company), and John Kress (aerospace engineering, 25th company).

Other atffietic honors to mention include Aaron Recko (14th company) and George Naughton (22nd company) who were named to the 3rd Team AUAmerican for water polo. Tffis season the team made it to the NCAA Final Four ffi Cafiforffia. In sprint footbaU, Rick Engle (5th company) was named team MVP for the 2006 season after posting 659 yards, 9 touchdowms, and 115 carries. With aU these honors from the faU season we can offiy expect great tffings from the class of 2008 for the spring season of 2007.

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WeU, the Dark Ages are upon us as we take tests and look forward to spring break. Plans are stUl being refined for the Ring Dance and it wUl be here before we knoyv it. Another excitmg event happens on March 1st yvhen the Class of 2008 can receive the loan that aU classes eagerly wait for second class year

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Alabama Alabama Chapter President: Scott Watson '83 1936 Cahaba Crest D., Birmingham, AL 35242 P: 205-999-3977; E: Swatson83@aol.com

Vice Presidenf: Gordon Lawson '00 3301 Marlboro Dr., Birmingham, AL 35223; P: 205-969-8040; E: gordonmlawson@gm.Til.com

Special thanks to L C D R Steve Dunkleberger, the BGO's and aU prospective U S N A candidates for a great adnfissions event at Shades Crest High School in February. I'm sure that the class of 2011 from Alabama wiU continue the great traffition of Alabama alumni. April looks to be an exciting month for the Alabama Chapter O n Saturday, AprU 21st we wiU be holffing a ffinner atVestavia Country Club for aU alumni, parents, BGO's and candidates.There wiU be a parent's meeting and cocktaU hour beginffing at 5pm with dinner foUowing at 7pm. The program wiU be a compUation of plebe summer stories for each decade from the 50's to the OO's. Please be prepared to hear how tough it used to be!

We look forward to a great turnout.

Go Navy!

Huntsville Chapter LCDR Frederick N. Steiner '57, USN (Ret.) 1059Teenajo Dr., SE, Huntsville, AL 35803-3907 H: 256-650-5423; E: navy57@aol.com

Arkansas Arkansas Chapter President: CAPT Scott Pursley USN '79 7 HiUsborough Ct., Litde Rock, AR 72212; H: 501-954-9612; E: spursley@aol.com

Vice President: Mrs. Carol Altom '95 Ibia Indian Oaks Trail, Sprmgdale,AR 72762 P: 479-756-3347; E: c_altom@yahoo,com

Southern Arizona Chapter President: COL George Dolan '51, USAF (Ret.) 7700 Calle Sin Controversia,Tucson, AZ 8571 H: 520-297-3659; E: wgntdolan@earthlink.net

Secretary: AMB Jack R. Binns '56 4240 N Larrea Ln,Tucson,AZ 85750 H: 520-886-9222; E: jmbinn5@a0l.com

California Los Angeles Chapter LCDR Richard R. Pace '63 USNR (Ret.) 6443 Bixby Terr. Dr., Long Beach, CA 90815 P: 562-493-4106; E: rpace@mmnt.com richardpace@dslextreme.com

Carr. Sec'y: William Cray '67 E: william_cray@cymer.com

Monterey Bay Chapter President: John A. AUch '64 Corr. Sec'y: Jim Egerton '56 E: usnaaa_mry@pacbell.net

Blue Chip Dinner T h e Monterey Bay Chapter hosted its annual Blue Chip dinner in honor of potential candidates for the inconfing U S N A class of 2011 on February 3rd at R a n c h o Canada Golf Club in Carmel VaUey, C A . T h e dinner kicked off with cocktails with a Naval Academy video playing in the background. T h e guests were then seated at attractive tables decorated with blue and gold accents.

Each of the four candidates and their families was seated at separate tables with alumni and wives.

John Alich '64, chapter president, welcomed the candidates, their fanfifies.

John Afich introduced the candidates and their families. After dinner, we heard a stimulating talk by Professor Kalev "Gunner" Sapp of the Naval Postgraduate School on the current situation in the Middle East.

Sec'y-Trea: Mr. Greg Stimis '68 42 Clervaux Dr, Litde Rock, AR 72223 p: 501-868-7590; E: gstimis@swbell.net

Arizona Arizona Chapter President: J. J. Skip Lind '75 H: 602-265-0238; C: 602-697-1563; F: 602-265-1227 E: SKIPLIND@1975.USNA.COM www.usna.com/Chapter/us/arizona

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Matt Pasztalaniec '54, Lorraine Pasztalaniec, Norm Channel '55 (with back to camera). Matt and Lorraine's daughter Wynne Dauerheim, and granddaughter and potential candidate Alexandra Dauerheim

Other candidates attenffing were Kaiffin Boensel, daughter of Heather and Matt B o e n s e l '80, David Kurtmen, son of AnnaYateman and Charles Kurtmen, and Jared Wigg, son of Amy and Neal Wigg. O t h e r alumni in attendance were Susan and John Alich '64, senior chapter member G e o r g e Whistler '43,Virgiffia and J i m Poland '53, Portia and B o b Bourke '60, Pamela and Monterey Blue and Gold officer John Pfeiffer '63, DanieUe Lee and Greg Mislick '80, John Baker '00, Gloria and Bernie Czaja '54, Jean and John Peterson '60, Helen and J i m E g e r t o n '56, and Annie and Scott Jasper '80.

Other actiinties T h e chapter is planffing another spring outing at a local winery to celebrate the arrival of the dry season. You can keep up with planned events at the chapter's web site at http://-www.usna.com/Chapters/ US/CA/MontereyBay/.

Sacramento Chapter President: Mr. Dennis P.Joyce '61 P: 916-631-8110; E:djoycel961@hotmail.com

Vice President: Dr. Terry Brown '61 P: 530-676-0327; E: twbrown@innercite.com

Secretary: Mr. Steve Berg '66 P: 916-359-8811; E: reelberg@surewest.net

Treasurer: Mr.Jim D'Orso '52 P: 916-771-8950; E:jndo@surewest.net

February meeting attendees: M O Slater '42, Stan H o g s h e a d '43, Steve Young '50, Mickey K n a p p '52, J i m D ' O r s o '52, G e o r g e Martin '55, John Haynes '55, R o n R o d r i g u e z '59, John Tait '60, Pete Kieffer ' 6 1 , G e o r g e S i m m o n s '61, G. Corky Guenter '61, Larry Snfith U S M A '62,Jack Everett '64, and George of the wardroom, Steve B e r g '66.

A last minute duty caU to lala land kept chapter president Denny Joyce from attending; we are tempted to say he was barely iffissed, but, since ffis humor and energy always spice up our gatherings, we cannot. In his absence, and that of our chapter veep Dr. Terry Brown, Steve Berg caUed the meeting to order with the flag salute and sound off. Jack Everett announced that Navy's grapplers are ranked # 1 in the EIWA for the first time since 1990. Jack refereed the Navy Classic

at home office in November, "and they donfinated ffie offier 12 teams, even yvithout help from me."We had heard that Army coach Bobby Ross retired a few days earher Larry- Snfith, our resident Woop, elaborated: he returned from a recruiting ttip tired, announced to Army's athletic director "I can't give ffie energy and don't want to shortchange the academy or the cadets." He yvalked ayvay from a $1.5 miUion contract, accorffing to Larry, "right after we buUt the $15M practice facUity he had requested." We aU knoyv Coach Ross had affistingffishedcareer and yve yvish ffim weU in retirement. And, with the exception of a single game in December each year, yve yyish USMA great success on the gridfron.We salute ffieir team and the brave warriors yvho are placed in harm's yvay upon graduation.

anyone kneyv an inexpensive way to get "gooffie boxes" to ttoops in Iraq. George Simmons, who knows a master sergeant loadmaster at Travis, said he can get it there fi'ee, and arranged to put the two in touch.

George Martin happened to connect yvith a couple ofWest Pointers, Class of '60, and - among other things - the subject of roommate nomenclature arose.

The Woops said they don't caU them "yvives" up on the Hudson. And now, apparendy, they don't at USNA either, as none of the recent classes use or recognize the term, yvhich seems to have faded out around the time women were first adrffitted in 1976. Are there ffistorians out there that rffight be able to add information about this?

There's more to teU, but we've reached our word Unfit. Final item: Stan Hogshead's return from successffil ffip replacement surgery. He drove ffimseff into toyvn, walked (with sHght assistance) into the restaurant, and contributed in verse and song. For the first time since his last appearance, our closing rendition of "Na-vy Blue and Gold" sounded meloffious. Glad to have you back, Stan! The meeting was adjourned at 1310 hours.

George Simmons (who has served in various armed forces branches incluffing ffie US Nay-y US Army, the Austtafian Foreign Legion and who knows what else) talked about ffis 9 "Space A" ttips to various parts of ffie globe over the years, how to make ffie system work, and the advenmres at the end. Noyv there's a man not mtinfidated by the unknoyvn and unplanned.Jim D'Orso mqffired about San Diego Chapter recendy-heard flag etiquette â&#x20AC;&#x201D; hand over President: Mr. Chris Cooke '81 heart, or salute? Someone ventured that W: 858-536-8593; C: 619-972-4283 former is correct, uffiess in whole or partial E: president@usnaaasd.com uffiform, or yvearffig a hat. Here's what the Corr. Sec'y: Heidi Maley Gutierrez '89 W: 858-450-8422; C: 858-405-5819 gruntsnuHtary yvebsite says: When in E: corrsec@usnaaasd.com civilian attire... MEN remove hats and Web site: www.usnaaasd.com hold at left shoulder with hand over heart; without hat, place right hand, pakn open, January 2007 Luncheon over heart. WOMEN should place right In January, we were pleased to welcome hand, paHn open, over heart. When in Captain Terry Kraft ('81), Commanding athletic clotffing, face the flag or music, Officer USS REAGAN (CVN-76), as remove hat or cap and stand at attention; a our guest speaker. Captain Kraft was born hand salute is not given. and raised in the Navy as the son of a Captain. After his graduation from the John Haynes pointed out that former U.S. Naval Academy in 1981, he Navy AD Jack Lengyel is porttayed as a proceeded to NAS Pensacola, Florida for main character in the current movie "We ffight training where he received his Naval Are MarshaU." He had been selected to be FHght Officer Wings of Gold in 1982.

MarshaU's head footbaU coach after the 1970 DC-9 plane crash that kUled 75 FoUowing iffitial A-6 bombardier/ players, coaches and supporters. navigator training withVA-128, he reported to the "Warhorses" ofVA-55 in Somehow, the subject of class rings November 1983, where he served as came up and Corky Guenter related that Aircraft Division Officer and Safety Officer ffis original "piece of glass"finaUybought During the squadron deployment onboard it, and he purchased a replacement star sappffire or emerald in Tehran "for $50 and USS C O P J y . SEA (CV-43), he particia bottle of spirits." He had been concerned pated in operations against Libya in AprU 1986, including the Operation about the mount ffitegrity, however, and contacted Josten, his class's ringmaker, upon ELDOPJVDO CANYON sttike of return stateside. He maUed in the stone and AprU 15,1986. ring, and for $25 they gave ffim an entirely In November 1986, Captain Kraft new bezel and reset the stone. Corky, who received orders back to the west coast and works with theVFW in Folsom, asked if the "Golden Intruders" ofVA-128 as an

instructor During ffis tour, he served as the Navigation Phasehead. In May 1989, it was moving time again as he received orders to the "Eagles" ofVA-l 15, foryvard deployed in Yokosuka, Japan. He flew into combat again as Operation DESERT SHIELD became Operation DESERT STORM in January 1991. During the conflict, he flew 40 nfissions from the USS MIDWAY (CV- 41).

Shortly after returning to Japan in July 1991, he received orders to the Air Command and Staff CoUege, MaxweU AFB, Alabama. Wffile attending, he earned a Masters Degree in Political Science from Auburn University. FoUowing graduation, he reported to the Armed Forces Staff CoUege in Norfolk, Virginia for further joint training.

Captain Kraft (CO, USS REAGAN) with Chapter President Chris Cooke

In September 1992, Captain Kraft arrived at the U.S. Pacific Command. He was assigned to the J3 Directorate, Current Operations Branch. In October 1994, Captain Kraft returned to Whidbey Island for duty as Executive Officer of the "Green Lizards" ofVA-95. During that tour, he participated in Operation SOUTHERN WATCH (OS'W) over Iraq. FoUowing the cruise,VA-95 won the Wade C. McClusky award and the Battle 'E'. In January 1996, he reported toVAQ129 for transition to the EA-6B Proyvler As Commanding Officer ofVAQ-131, he led the squadron on the first expeditionary deployment of a fleet EA-6B uffit to Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia.

After deploying onboard the USS CONSTELLATION (CV-64), his squadron received the COMNAVAIRPAC Battle'E'Award for 1999.

FoUowing command. Captain Kraft completed a Federal Executive FeUowship at Harvard University. In February 2002, he completed the nuclear power training pipeline and reported as Executive Officer, USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71). During ffis X O tour, he participated in Operations ENDURING FREEDOM and IRAQI FREEDOM. In December 2003, Captain April 2007

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Kraft assumed command of the USS S H R E V E P O R T (LPD-12). During a seven-month deployment in 2004, the "Super Gator" engaged in Operations I R A Q I F R E E D O M and E N D U R I N G F R E E D O M . In February 2005, the sffip was selected for the C N O Safety Award and ffie Uffit Tactical Award. Captain Kraft assumed command of USS R O N A L D R E A G A N ( C V N 76) on November 17,2005.

Captain Kraft has accumffiated over 3,700 total ffight hours and 1,000 carrier arrested lanffings. His awards include the Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross, the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, three Navy Meritorious Service Medals, and mffitiple inffi-vidual and sttike-ffight Air Medals.

Many sincere thanks to Captain Kraft for joiffing us for lunch, and for his most entertairfing presentation, wffich showcased the R.EAGAN and its extraorffinary crew.

NAVNET N A V N E T is a networking venue for U S N A grads, as weU as anyone else. T h e group convenes every tffird Friday at TreUises Garden GrUl in the Town & Country Hotel & Resort on Hotel Cfrcle. It's "come as you are" and "pay as you go."They average 30 + for breakfast, so if you are in the market for a new career or a motivated "new ffire," check it out. For information, contact Tom Hammons '71, phone (858) 538-9824, emaU t)hammons@aol.com.

San Francisco Chapter President: Chet Kolley '85 P: 650-678-5956; E: chet.kolIey@1985.usna.com

Vice President: James Ryan '86 E: jam es@peisales.com

Secretary:JeffPetrie '89 -W: 415-750-7648; E: jspetrie@hotmail.com

Santa Barbara Chapter Pres: CAPT Homer F. Smith '63, USN (Ret.) 1925 Eucalyptus Hill Rd. Sana Barbara, CA 93108-1830 H: 805-695-0033; E: hohohosmith@cox.net

Secretary: Cam Vantrease '10 E: cam_v@sbcgIobaI.net

Colorado Colorado Chapter CAPT Daniel Branch Jr. '59, USN (Ret.) 555 ApoUo Dr., Boulder, CO 80303-5002 H: 303-499-0337; E: dbianchjr@aol.com Web site: www.usna.com/Chapters/US/ Colorado/default.htm

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Connecticut Connecticut Chapter Raymond Boyd '13 89 Davis Dr., Guilfoid, CT 06437 P: 202-453-9439; E: rayniond.boyd@ansys.com

T h e next Chapter event wUl be held in June. Unfortunately, none of the detaUs of tffis meeting have been finafized at the time of tffis writing. As previously announced, negotiations are ongoing to get ffie new Commandant of Midsffipmen to come to Connecticut and adffiess our Chapter membersffip. Notffing has come from those negotiations as yet, so a Plan B is also being assembled for the June meeting. HopefuUy we -wUl be able to hear the Commandant!

T h e June meeting is also our annual business meeting. Norffinees for the offices ofVice President,Treasurer and Program Chairman wUl be voted on along with any other items of business requiring a vote by the membership incluffing items of business/norffinees supported by at least 10% of the regffiar membersffip. By AprU 15th, the President wUl appoint a Comrffittee of three regffiar members to assemble a proposed slate of officers for the 2007 - 2009 term of office. Members ha-ving items of business to be voted on at the business meeting shoffid forward them to the President no later than AprU 30th. DetaUed procedures for the election of officers and subrffission of items of business for the annual meeting are contained ffi the Chapter By-Laws. A copy of these By-Laws is avaUable on our website www.usna.com / C h a p t e r s / U S / C o r m . Members having a desire to serve on the Board of Directors as VP, Treasurer or Program Chairman, or in any other capacity, are urged to make their desires kno-wn to the President, or any of the current officers fisted on our website as a Point of Contact. Check our website frequendy to obtain detaUed information on aU of our Chapter acti-vities.

Since this is the end of the "Dark Ages," (and also a slow news period) I thought it appropriate for me to make my annual appeal for increasing the Chapter membership. In the past, I have asked, in myriad ways, for recommendations as to how to increase the dues paying membership of the Chapter from within the ranks of the 800 plus ehgible residents of our great State of Connecticut. My efforts to date have met with a resounffingTHUD each and every time (by thud, I reaUy mean a complete and total lack of

response.) Undaunted, 1 wiU continue to contribute my smaU part to the Chapter recruiting effort by re&sing to aUow the issue to faU by the wayside, thus puffing it under the heaffing of "too hard."

Accorffingly, here is food for thought for my readers (both of you!) I do not know the specific statistics of h o w many dues paying members we have from the ehgible total of 800 plus U S N A grads in Connecticut. Suffice it to say that it is a very smaU percentage. I repeatedly ask myselfWHY? There are many reasons I suppose, but let m e give you a bit of my tffinking. My personal position witffin our society, (and by exttapolation, that of every other U S N A grad) is one of relatively secure financial and social status.

Tffis position is a ffirect resffit of our graduation from the Naval Academy. T h e soUd foundation in aU matters, mental, acaderffic, moral and physical came fixjm engaging in and successfiiUy completing, the course of instruction for four years on the banks of the Severn River. AU that foUowed, aU accffievements in any chosen field, had their basis in the leadersffip principles, acaderffies and precepts taught us at U S N A . I have found that appreciation of these facts becomes much more seff-evident with increased time since graduation. Nonetheless, it is a fact. We aU have a c o m m o n beginffing. Post-graduation, we aU foUoyved separate paffis and enjoyed varying degrees of professional success. T h e fact remains ffiat our professional foundation was originaUy put together at the Naval Academy. So do we have any obfigation to "Give Back for what we got?" I tffink we do. O n e smaU way is to remain affifiated yvith the local U S N A Alumffi Association C h a p t e r In today's internet world, one can do ffiat merely by "bookmarking" an internet site.

Another and more effecrive way, is to become a dues paying member of that Chapter even if you don't attend a single event (although you nfight surprise yourself at how much ffin it is to teU sea stories yvith others yvho know you are teUing sea stories!) Yet another way is to conttibute regularly to the Naval Academy Foundation.There are many ways to do this and information is avaUable at yvww.usna.com. D o I hear another T H U D ?

Delaware Delaware Chapter Mr. Frank S. "Nick" Carter III '10 PO. Box 462; Lewes, DE 19958-0462 H: 302-644-4838; E: nick.carter@verizon.net

Florida Fort Lauderdale Chapter President: HMterTelmo Ortega '59 PO Box 4593. HolIxAwxid . FL 33081 E: \v32422(V2,a>-ahoo.com; P: 3t15-297-6260

VP Programs: WiUiam WMler '65 E: wiBweileitg-jioI.com; P: 954.H4-1513

VP Membership: DaveYahlunosky '84 E: d\-ablunosk>ia beILsouth.net; P: 954-234-1070

Secretary: Brian Kling '99 8841 N ^ - "Sdi Pbce s 423 Taniarac FL 33321 E: Bnan_Khng@inl.com: P: 954-907-7529

Treasurer: Rob GiUette '90 E: tgiIIeae@centexconstiucrion.com; P: 95 I III 6^82

Gainesville Chapter CAPT J Michael Smith '61, USNR (Ret.) 10424 SW 41st PL. Gaines\TlIe. FL 32608 H: 352-376-6611:W: 352-376-3301 E: iiuckey@acceleiarion.net

The Seryice Academy- Alumffi Club of Gamesy-iUe held its montffiy- luncheon meetmg on Thursday- 15 February- 2007 at GriUmaster's Restaurant.

This was our annual Valentine's Day meeting m yy^ffich spouses are ffiyited.

Na\al Academy- alumffi ffi attendance yvere AlVito '44. Mase Wells '47, R i c k Chfldress '54 and wife Mary Lou, Art Nussel '55 and yyife Sara. J i m Carr '55.

Frank Graham '56. Russell H e n d e r s o n '58. Peter McCall '59 and yyife Jean, Tim Austin '60. Mickey S m i t h '61, Jerry Kennedy '61 and wife Gloria, Sam Mutch '71, Hansford Tyler '76 and Cheryl Pence '95 yyiffi Mark Woff.

Our speaker yyas Jim GUmartin of Games\-iUe Regional Utifities, our local suppHer of electricity-, yyater, sewer, and natural gas. His presentation yyas on energy conservation, listing rebates subscribers can get for inspections, reductions and upgrades.

For example, a SEER 13 HVAC uffit, once ffie mdustry- standard is noyv ffie least efficient sold. Upgradmg to a SEER 15 uffit yyiU resffit ffi a S200 creffit; upgrading to a tw-o-stage uffit wffich provides a lower two-ton capacity m cooler months and fiiU capacity- m ffie hot months resffits m a S550 creffit. Energy efficiency is a hotter than usual topic here ffi GamesyiUe as ffividmg lines haye been drayym on each side of ffie new power plant issue: coal- fired or stateo^ffie-art neyv technologies.

O u r meetmgs are at 11:30 A M ffie thfrd Thursday- of the monffi at GrUl Masters, 7750 West Uffiversity- Avenue ffi GamesyiUe. Alumffi and their fanfifies, current and ffiture nfidsffipmen and cadets ffiyited to attend.

FL-Miami Chapter: Mids 2006 Holiday Reception

Jacksonville Chapter CAPTMulmel O. Boms '70, USN (Ret.) 1185 Salt Marsh Cir. PonteVedra Beach. FL 32082-2543 H: 904-273-4714; W; 904-285-3400. ext. 356 E: mboms@meridiannigmt:com usnaaajaxchap@iisa.net

Miami Chapter Richard W Ogden '66 5590 Hammock Dr. Coral Gables, FL 33156 H: 305-665-9fr41; B: 305-663-5860 E: billol @belIsouth.net

Sec'y: Sergei Kowalchik '67 E: sergei@bellsouth.net

Greetffigs from Mianfi.

Regular readers of this column have probably- noted certam regffiarity m mentions of "ffie pretty- season" m Souffi Horida. Then, to have ffie country—cortection; the E N T I R E W O R L D - yvatch diat aberrational monsoon durmg ffie recent Super Bowl.. .talk about embarrassing!

What coffid hay-e caused this debacle?

Perhaps global w-amfing, yvidely attributed to ffie RepubHcan administration of George Bush? Perhaps ffie new- Democratic Congress, as payback for bemg a (so far) R e d State?

W h o knoyys...? I suppose rime yyiU eventuaUy teU; so therefore, enough about yy-eather (but not before a brief menrion that, as I yvrite tffis, the TV is reportmg 120 inches of snoyv ffi upstate Neyv York; sunny and ffigh 70s here) and get onto Chapter activities, of yvffich there have been many.

O n 19 December, ffie Chapter held its HoHday Reception at ffie Coral ReefYacht Club. Tffis annual event mcludes local area Midsffipmen and U S N A Canffidates plus ffiefr guests and fanfifies, graduates and ffiefr guests, as yveU as fiiends of ffie Na-vy As has become ffie nUe, this tremendously successfffi ffinction is ffie prerffier Chapter event of ffie year, yvith this year

even b i ^ e r (and better, ff that's possible) ffian previous ones. An attendance of 85 mcluded 19 nfidsffipmen, 6 Canffidates, 15 Alumffi, plus aU thefr fanfifies and guests.

Anfidst ffie revelry of fine food and drink, ffiere were ffie wonderful ffiteractions betyveen nfids and canffidates, grads and parents, grads and iffids/canffidates, parents and parents (of boffi iffids & canffidates), ad infiffitum.The function also combffied ffie hofiday festivities yviffi ffie celebration of ffie Academy's Foimders' Day, to mclude the (belated) smgmg of Happy Birffiday and ffie cuttmg of the cake.

In keepffig with the old adage of a picture bemg yvorth a thousand yvords, raffier than Hst the attenffing nfids, below is a great photo of these terrffic young folks. By the yvay two are rffissffig; or, once agaffi provmg yvhat yve aU learned long ago — ffiere are alyvays those yvho "faU to get ffie yvord".. .for yvhatever reason.

Chapter members attendmg mcluded: Karin & BUlWeUer '65; Ken Duckworffi '62; Bnan KHng '99; Chuck BorteU '67; Sergei Kowalchik '67; Paffi Sugrue '67 and his bride Lmda Neider; Kevm O'Brien '90; Jonathan Black '04; Lauren & Mel Meinhardt '80; Stefaffie & Leyvis Tyson '93; Fred Sttibfing '57; Frank Martm '59; Jovan & Robert Chester '68; Alfred Bunge '88; President, BUI Ogden '66.

The next Chapter ey-ent yy-as a get together at HooHgans Oyster Bar and Pub for the Navy- - Boston CoUege Memeke Car Care Bowi on December 30™, yvhere Nay-y- (unformnately) managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. I yvas unable to attend and no one took muster; hoyvever, reports reached me ffiat aroimd 20 people (to fficlude 3 nfids) had a great time... in spite of the game's results.

FinaUy, the period benveen February 2nd and lOffi marked the first ever April 2007

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TUl the next o n e . . .

Naples-Fort Myers Chapter President: Robert Shearer '58 3900 Isla Cuidad Ct., Naples, FL 34190 P: 239-596-2460; E: riiss58@swQa.rr.com

Secretary: Roger Rotondi '57 E: RHROTO@YAHOO.COM

O n January 22nd, Colonel Arthur J. Athens, U S M C R , '78 Distinguished Mffitary Professor of Leadership at the Academy, spoke at our montUy luncheon.

H e was inttoduced by B r u c e Lakefield, '67 one of our members, since Bruce and ffis fanfily sponsor the Leadersffip chair Col. Athens gave a most interesting talk about the teacffing of leadership. H e used the three C's to develop his talk, that is.

Competence, Courage, and Caring.

The Anchormen, a choral group of U S N A nfidsffipmen performed m ffie Naples area m early February. The Alumffi Association supported the group.The turnout and response was quite enthusiastic.

We are looking forward to our next luncheon on Feb 22nd when Chet Gladchuk wUl be our speaker Once again the event wUl be at T h e Audubon C C . H e wiU give us an update on aU sports at the Academy.

Naples Patriotic M o m e n t (organized

by Ms Sharon Kurgis) wiU honor aU veterans of the Navy past and present on February 26, 2007 at 5:30 P M on Fifth Avenue South in front of the Sugden Theatre in downtown Naples. Members of our chapter wiU be encouraged to attend. O u r own Capt. Herbert I. Mandel, U S N R e t . ('38) wUl represent the Chapter in the ceremony.

BEATARMY! Orlando Chapter President: LCDR Nick L. Peterson '86 USN 5679 Pond Pine Point, Oviedo, FL 32765 H: 407-365-6707; E: nick.peterson@1986.usna.com

Palm Beach Chapter CAPT Walter Whipple '57, USNR (Ret.) 1100 Marine Wy West, #A3L North Palm Beach, FL 33408 H: 561 -624-3051; E:WalWhip@aol.com

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Space Coast Chapter

Mr. Dick Folga '70

LCDR Milton E. Burdsall '56, USNR

2653 Del Mar Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 H: 850-934-1056; E: dfolga@beUsouth.net

National Trustee: CAPT Glenn Montgomery '71 USN (Ret.) 1152 Ceylon Ct. Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 C: 850-449-2510;W: 800-332-1411; E monty4gb@aol.coni

It's been another busy month for the Alumffi from Pensacola. O n January 20th, the Pensacola Chapter and National Museum of Naval A-viation hosted our first U S N A / N R O T C Canffidate Symposium.

The purpose of tffis symposium was to generate interest in the Naval Academy as weU as R O T C programs in the region. T h e Symposium was ffighfighted in the March issue at the beginffing of the Chapter section on page 115.

1195 StariingWy.Viera, FL 32955 772-299-4347; E: miltandpat@msn.com

T h e Space Coast Chapter held its February meeting at the Dove Restaurant in SateUite Beach, FL. After opeffing ceremoffies. Judge George MaxweU, father of Midsffipman 3rd class, Chelsea, spoke to the group about his recent -visit to the Academy. Chelsea was recommended by Pete Peterson's comrffittee for a Naval Academy nonfination to Congressman Weldon, and we were pleased to hear that she was doing weU. After the lunch, MUt introduced Ben Dubose, and George Darby, members of the Sons of the American Revolution.

Both were in period costumes, wffich drew the attention of everyone present

Pete King, '70, Dick Folga, '70 and Jim Kirby '69

O n February 14th, the Chapter held its montffiy luncheon.

This month, the luncheon was held again at Zea's in downtown Pensacola. With over 50 alums and their spouses in Pete King, '70, attendance, this was presenting the the largest gathering USNA/NROTC since the A r m y / Candidate Symposium Navy game. Glenn to the chapter Montgomery (71) provided a U S N A Trustee update and Pete King (70) and Jim Kirby (69) provided a recap of the higffiy successffil U S N A / N R O T C Canffidate Symposium.

Next up on the calendar is the Founder's Dinner on March 22nd, with U S N A Superintendent VADM R o d n e y R e m p t as our guest speaker. Alums, Parents, and Friends of U S N A are welcome to attend. Please e-maU Dick Folga at dfolga@beUsouth.net if you would like to attend.

Left to Right Milt Burdsall, Ben Dubose, and George Barby

Ben presented an outstanffing account of the naval baffie fought off ffie coast of Cape Canaveral and ffie SAR's efforts to get a ffistorical marker entided,"The Last Naval Baffie of the American Revolution" instaUed at Cape Canaveral.

Visitors are always welcome at our luncheons, which are held normaUy on the tffird Wednesday of the month. CaU MUt or me (321-255-5452).

Those attenffing the luncheon were: Pat and Milt Burdsall '56, Barbara and Ken Godstrey '56, Mary Anne and J i m Eri '56, Bill H a g e n m e y e r '56, Betty and D i c k Jeffrey '39, Anne and Frank Keith '47, Toffi and Chan M e d w e d e f f '56, Bill Pahner '57, Peg and Pete Peterson '56,Jody and S a m Powel '50, BUI and Bobbie Priedel, Kak Rose ('47) and guest B o b S t o n e '47, Dee Salamon ('55), Merie and T o m Schwartz '56 and guests R h e a and Hal London, Donna and E d Speaker '50, B o b Strei6ter '41, BUI Y o u n g '58 and guest Fran Hutchens.

Suncoast Chapter Clifford P. Bermann '45 3240 Lake Pointe Blvd #324, Sarasota, FL 34231 E: plcwec@aoI.com

Tampa Bay Chapter CAPT John S. Kamen '77, USN (Ret.) 1105 Culbrcadi Isle Dr..Tampa. FL 33629 H: 813-288-9548: E: k.imenjl@,socom.mil

Secretary/Communications: Steve Swift '81 E: sswitt@ 1987.usna.com w\v\v.usna.com, Chapters/US/fl/tampabay/

By ffie time you read tffis we wUl be ffi final resery-arions m o d e for ffie 6ffi Annual Joint Crffise on AprU 14th, and ffie 11th or 12ffi annual Goff Match on May 1 Iffi, so get your reservarions ffi ASAP! Great February- meering - Great discussions! Bud confirnfing Coach Ivan Jasper for May 23rd or ffiereabouts. Bud also just came back trom Antarcrica.

Welcome aboard BUI PhiUips as he joins us fix)m Citrus County-. H e has fiy-ed here for 3 y-ears, and is apparendy qffite ffie taUgater! Jerry- reported ffiat he is the most recendy- married "56 classmate (taking over icom Bud) - Congrats! Warren talked about preyious Airfests and ffiefr w-as general agreement ffiat yy-e shoffid support ffie Airiest. Dick Ardavany talked about ffie Navy League events and 16 A P R 07 yyiffi C o l Pat K a n n e w s k e '81 speakmg on ffie C e n t c o m A O R . Brian coUeaed dues (about 5-6 people) reports ffiat yve have about 65 folks w h o have paid dues, and ffiat he yvUl get a mailing out shordy.

Attendees fficluded: ('66 yyins A G A I N wiffi F O U R Attendees!): Carl Mccullough '66; T o m D o y l e '66; Pete Leniart '66; Bill Phillips '66; Gary Polansky '69; Brian Schultz '95; B u d Alexander '56; Keith Kans '88; Jerry O'ConneU '56; J i m Aldrich '67; Steve Swift '87; Warren H a h n '60; D i c k Ardavany '61; D i c k W i s e '53 In ffie past m o n t h yve have had some USNA Speakers - namely the St. Petersburg M O A A (Mffitary Officer's of America) had R A D M T o m HaU '63 U S N (ret.) and the Tampa M O A A had Narional President V A D M N o r b R y a n '67 U S N (ret.) speakmg ffi the m o n t h of January- at thefr meerings. Great to see alumffi doffig so yveU and givmg their time to our area organizations!

T h e USS Bambridge was in town the week of January 22nd and a number of local alumni yvere able to take advantage of the situation and actuaUy " d r i n k " onboard a Navy gray huU ship - legaUy this rime! Nearly one haff of the yvardroom yvas alumni!

Perry D e m p s e y '72 provided the picmre, and Jack Gantley '69 once again w-as a great host for the Navy-Vieyving event at Ricky T's (owner Jack Kraffiak, son of '63 alumni yvho has passed ayvay)

for the first Army-Navy BasketbaU game (not the N'* game played on FEB 17th) Attendees mcluded R u t Flynn '59, D o n Freese '63, Jack Gandey '69, Perry D e m p s e y '72 and and Sherry Seidei (brother o f Steve Jennings, '71).

AU had a great rime! It was a close, "back and forffi" game in w-ffich the army team got aU that it coffid handle from NAVY... played ffiefr hearts out, but came up a Htde short...post game conducted yviffi the class ffiat makes us aU so proud to be associated.

Besides her lovely presence defiffitely sprucmg-up ffie aura of mutt from ffie offier attendees. Sherry also yvon the award for most consistent concentration and best insights ffito the same.

A-NGame Hoops - 2007 at Ricky Ts

Future Dates to Save: * Montffiy Alumffi Meetings - first W E D every month - Go N o r t h onWestshore from 275 - take a right on Boy Scout Blvd. Lee R o y SeHnon's Restaurant is on Boy Scout (right hand side about ? mUe.) * Montffiy M O A A Meetings - Tampa - 2nd Thursday of month at O ' C l u b on MacDUl AFB - 1130 -1300. St Pete Tffird Friday of the month at Banquet Master's on Park Blvd.

MAR 31-APR 1 - Airfbst - Navy League - Blue Angelsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;(recruiting event!)

APR 14- Lady Tampa Bay Cruise5:00 show up-saUmg 5:30-8:00 P M - $60 MAY 11 - Army-Navy Annual Goff Match MAY 23 (tentative) - Navy FootbaU Assistant Coach Jasper for luncheon.

May - Navy League Sea Service Recogffition Dffiners for U S N A Appointed High School Students

Georgia Atlanta Chapter CDR Steve Frederick '12, USN (Ret.) 1031 Cockiell Dr.. NW. Kennesaw. GA 30152-4766 H: 770-419-9224; E: stevefred@belIsouth.net

Secretary: CDR Paul Borer '10, USNR w: 770-364-4332; E: pjborer@mindspring.com Web site: www.usnaaaa.com

Monthly Chapter Luncheons: W h e n : Tffird Friday of each month W h e r e : Frankie's at the Prado, 5600 RosweU R o a d

What: Great opportunity to spend time yvith feUow alumffi and to network in the Adanta area. Registration begins at 1130 and the chow fine opens at noon.

See the website for detaUs. ATTENTION WORLD!!

ATTENTION WORU)!!

T h e Atlanta Chapter Founder's Day (Dark Ages) Party has been schedffied. We -wUl meet on 28 AprU 2007 for a memorable eveffing. As I write this column we do not yet have a venue (although we're very close,) nor a menu nor event schedffie.

Hoyvever, we do have a guest speaker!

Paul Johnson wUl be joining us for the eveffing, hopefliUy along yvith ffis wife. We were fortunate enough to get Navy's head footbaU coach to join us for the everting in the AprU, and consequendy decided to have the Founder's Day Party a Httle later than usual to accommodate ffis schedffie.

Please note that the venue for our montffiy luncheons has changed. Jofrfing thefr feUow alumffi at Frankie's at the Prado yvere BUI R e n t z '55, J o h n Stark ' 5 1 , Perry Stephens '51, Walt Coakley '54, Johns Jaudon '55, ReggieVachon '58, CHnt Johnson '60, Carl McCaUum '60, Ed H u x '61, Paffi Hurst '62, BUI HoHnes '64, Joe Frazar '65, Jim Slemenda '66, Paffi Borer '70, Dick CHck '70, Mitch Rowland '71, Steve Frederick '72, Michael Lores '74, Pies Bruce '77, Terry HamUton '77, Gary Hoy '84, Mario Maddox '85,Greg Morroyv '85,John Prendergast '90.

O u r February luncheon was Bob Barr, former congressman and now pofirical observer. Bob Barr proved to be a great speaker.

Keep up with the developments witffin the Chapter at our website. Then, any rime you are ffi Adanta consider joiffing us at one of our events (the offiy exceprion is the Founder's Day Party menrioned earher ffi tffis column â&#x20AC;&#x201D; it is members offiy.) O u r Chapter prides itseff on the quahty of our events and the level of parriciparion. Joffi us to see how its done and to enjoy the camaraderie ffiat you can offiy experience yvith feUoyv grads. I hope to see you soon.

BEAT APJVIY!

Hawaii Honolulu Chapter CDR Alan B. Lerchbacker '14, USN (Ret.) 1350 Alamona Blvd., Ste. 2203, Honolulu. HI 96813-4618; H: 626-644-6452 E: AIerchbacker@aol.com

Sec'y: Erin Orlich E: erineorlich@y-ahoo.com

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Secretary:Vincent Sibala '93 O / N - l H Q Philippine Navy (pma92) 2335 Roxas Blvd., Manila P: 919-354-5846; E: pastilan@hotmail.com

We forgot to mention that Mike Eriksen '79 touched base with us sometime before the Army-Navy game and reported that "Karen and I wffi be attending the game m Guam Chapter: Back row (left to right) CDR Mike Patten '87, CDR Matt Suess '89, LCDR Brett Stevens '92,PhiUy. Look for my daughter Kristen ffi ffie CDR Mike Ballou '89, Kathy (L'ltalien) Stevens '92, LCDR (Ret.) Pedro Leon Guerrero '79, RDML Joe Leidig '78, D r u m & Bugle Corps."

LTJG Evan Wright '03, Richard Cherry '63, LCDR (Ret) Frank Cruz '79, CAPT Phil Sawyer '83, LT Bennett We 're sure the whole famUy enjoined Christman '01, ENS Roscoe Carney '05, ENS Doug Robb '05, CAPT Noel Enriquez '84, LCDR Dave Schlesinger the game and the reuffion afterwards.

'93; front row (Left to Right} Ben Patton '23, Jack Patton '21, Sarah Stevens '22, Nicole Stevens '19, Connor Suess '22 Chris R o w a n '74 ffid a good turn for the Woo Poos by helping the fanfily of Guam Chapter Cadet Carl Liwanag, w h o -wiU graduate CAPT Noel M. Enriquez '84, USNR from West Point in May, 2007 expeffite RO. Box 26849, GMF Barrigada, GU 96921-6849 Northwest Chapter their -visa. " N o big deal," accorffing to the H: 671-472-9629; HFa.x: 671-472-1966 Col. Kenneth WMoore '66, USMC (Ret.) C: 671-777-9629; E: NME@1984.usna.com humble embassy consffi,"the famUy woffid 31048 E. Hayden Lake Rd., PO. Box 2020, have gotten it anyway because it's a Hayden, ID 83835-7059; H: 208-772-7494; Over 7954 mUes from PhUadelpffia, E: i35hawk@sisna.com meritorious case." spanffing eleven time zones and where We faUed to menrion the promotion of the local time ("Where America's Day Intermountain Chapter - See Utah Raffy D a c a n a y '76 to C o m m o d o r e last Begins") is 15 hours ahead of Eastern year.

WeU deserved and long overdue.

Standard Time, sixteen U S N A alumffi and Belated congratffiations, Raffy! five foture rffidshipmen braved the early R o y and N a t y G o l e z '70 on 2 Feb Chicago Chapter morffing Sunday hours -with the temperainvited D o y Heredia '67, w h o was to CDR Fredrick WWeher '15, USNR (Ret.) ture at a cool 84 degrees Fahrenheit (since leave that weekend for the east coast of the 2134 Evert Ct., Northbrook, IL 60062-6612 Guam is a US Territory) at 0530 to watch H: 847-559-9381 ;W: 312-845-3444 Uffited States, to a quick despeffida ffinner Na-vy demoHshArmy in the 107th ArmyE: Fred.Weber@lpmedia.net at the ManUa Polo Club.

H e c t o r Atienza Na-vy footbaU game. With a cup of coffee Website: www.usna.com/chapters/us/illinois/chicago '83 and V i c M a m o n '61 yvere able to on one hand and a donut on the other, attend the "very enjoyable ffirmer" as we watch the game with as much intendescribed

by Doy. sity as if we were right there on Lincoffi Indianapolis Chapter Financial Field, even had a couple JOs do CAPT Charles A. Rainey '84, USNR aU 26 push-ups.. .It has now become a 12804 Double Eagle Dr., Carmel, IN 46033 Guam traffirion to wake up every year in H: 317-815-0575; E: crainey@fhlbi.com the early morffing hours of December to Michiana Chapter watch tffis rivalry, even though our feUow President: CDRJohn (Chris) Haizlip '12, comrades from West Point cannot be USN (Ret.) found anywhere on the island. Wiffi over 15246 Longford Dr, Granger, IN 46530 50 U S N A grads resiffing on the island H: 574-273-2939; E: CHaizlip@aol.com either on active duty, have made Guam Louisville/Southern Indiana Chapter their home, or just happen to be passing See Kentucky through, you wUl find that there -wiU January, Erdel, Christian, Ernest Jr. and Roy Golez '7 always be a gathering of some sort to C h u c k Agustin '60 sent ffie foUowing ensure the traffition lives on and so, here message in early February: you have them, aU twenty-one of us...

Upper Midwest Chapter - See â&#x20AC;˘ Received the foUowing text message Minnesota from January Giere-Agriman at 0626 tffis morning, 5 Feb 2007: " O u r lo-ving mother, DELIA Leave a proud Costa Rica M A L A N A O G I E R E peacefuUy joined her legacy that Claudia A. Pacheco '64 creator yesterday 4 February 2007. H e r endures.

Apt. 4307-1000, San Jose, Costa Rica body Hes in state at 151 Lopez Jaena Street, H: 506-224-4325; W: 506-225 4239 www. usna.com Naic, Cavite. We request your kind prayers C: 506 383 5824; E: cpacheco@1964.usna.com /plannedgiving for the eternal repose of her soul"

Idaho

Illinois

Indiana

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DeHa yyas the yyife of ffie late Ernest Giere U S N A '73. She yvas the posmiaster of Naic prior to her denfise.

Mav she rest in eternal peace. Please prav for her and her fanffiy. • Roy Golez '70 immeffiately responded: • That's a very sad news, very very sad new-s. DeHa and I were ffi touch sometime last year yvhen she sought my- help in some adnfiffisttative matters in ffie post office yvhere she had yvorked sffice ffie 80s.

Ernest U S N A '73, yvho yvas ffie FiHpmo plebe at U S N A w h e n I -was a fintclassman. had a y-ery- short Hfe. DeHa took over from ffiere and single-handeffiy brought up her kids unffi ffiey fiffished ffiefr education. She never remarried alffiough yyidoyyed so y-oung and reaUy concentrated o n raismg her family I salute her for being such a good moffier to her kids yvho lost ffiefr faffier so early.

May her soffi have eternal rest. • Roy on 9 February posted ffie foUoyvmg: • This afternoon. I visited, o n behaff of ffie USNAAA Phffippme Chapter and as a fiiend, ffie yvake of Defia Giere, wido-w of ffie late Emest Giere U S N A '73.

Her remains are laid for yfieyvmg ffi Naic, Cavite.

I met ffie chUdren of Ernest, namely January-. Erdel, Christian and Ernest, Jr. and conveyed ffie deepest condolences of ffie PhUippffie U S N A famUy. • Tokyo Bay Chapter CDR Nolan D. Villarin '82, USNR PSC 473 Box 990. FPO Ap 96349-0990 0-.DSN243-7437; Comm; OH-81-t6-816-7437 E: vinariii@c7£navyjnil

Turkey Chapter LIJGArifCirtiik '98,Turkish Natry Veliefendi Mah,75/6 Sok.No:51/2 Zeytinbumu. Istanbul Tuikey 34765 H: 212-51':i-5805: E: adrtUk@hotmaiI.com

Kentucky

(see also Ohio)

Louisville/Southern Indiana Chapter Captain Gregory Reinhardt '19, USNR (Ret.) 712 Talon Place. Louisville, KY 40223, E: captaingreg@insightbb.com; H: 502-244-7707

Louisiana New Orleans Chapter Captain Thomas E Nagelin,Jr. '14ISMR 3510 Mimosa Ct, New Orleans, LA 70131-8305 H; 504-392-2076; C: 504-352-7922 E; toiii.nageIin@cox.nct

Maine Portland Chapter Jeffrey Peters '85 7 Sumac Dr., Brunswick ME 04011 H: 207-729-7306;W: 207-443-5576 E; jpeters@preri.com

Maryland Annapolis Chapter President: CAPT Owen Thorp '11 1037 Bayberry Dr., Arnold, MD 21012-1650 H: 410-626-7002; E: owen.diorp@1977.usna.com; thorp@usna.edu

Secretary: CDR Dave McDonneU '85 E: mcdonnel@usna.edu

Baltimore Chapter CDR Steve G.Young '84, USNR c/o Morgan Stanley 11311 McCormick Rd.,HuntValley,MD 21031 W: 410-229-8206 E: steven.g.young@morganstanley.com

Eastern Shore Chapter President: Mr. Sam Trippe '51 8585 Northbend Rd, Easton, MD 21601 H: 401-763-8719; E: rktrippe@dmv.com

Secretary: Mr. Frank L. GunsaUus E:flgiii@hamptonroads.com

Frederick Chapter John M. Heiges '59 13502 West Oak St., Mt. Airy, MD 21771 H: 301-798-0045; E:JMHElGES@msn.com

Secretary: Dan T. Altomare '88 E: AItomareDT@woridkitchen.com

Greater Southern Maryland Chapter CAPT Michael Dougherty '13 USN (Ret.) 23585 Town Creek Dr. Le.xington Park, MD 20653-6343 H: 301-866-0484; E: dbosrich@dcscorp.com http://www.navyalumni.org

W i t h thoughts of our victory over Army StUl vivid, local alumffi of the Greater Southern Maryland Chapter of the U S N A Alumffi Association met at the Woodlands GrUl on Saturday, 3 February 2007, for our aimual diimer and installation of officers. W h a t a great way to take on the Dark Ages! Sharing the eveffing were Liz and L.Wayne S m i t h '50, Kay and B u c k McCleUan '54, Sonya and Jack Pappas '61, Bobbie and Ted H e r r i n g '67, Pam and John B o n e '69, Mike Cosgrove '70, Brenda and Gary Knight '70, Karen and L e w Mclntyre '70, N o r m a and B o Heikes '71 yvith daughter Wena, Leshe and Mike D e M a n s s '73, Mike D o u g h e r t y ' 7 3 , Franffie and D e n n i s B o s t i c h '74, Debbie and R D M L BiU Shannon '75, Faye and R i c k Snyder '75, Patty and Mike T h u m m '75, Ann and R o b e r t WUde '77, Anne and Chris Powers '78, Karen Zapp and "Wiz Withers '79,Jane

and Scott Sanders '80, Tina and Chris F l o o d '84, and Pam and J o h n D u e n a s '95. After syvapping sea stories and topping off at the bar. Chapter President Mike Dougherty started the ffinner with a toast to "those w h o have gone before us." After ffinner, Mike reviewed the chapter events from 2006: O u r annual dinner, the Midshipman Recognition Luncheon in May for our one local graduate, A n d y M e c h l i n g Jr. '06, attendance at the Lacrosse game in the spring (attended offiy by hearty soffis w h o coffid weather the rain and had a real plebe year), the Crabfest in August, the November luncheon with the simple title "Is the Naval Academy Obsolete?", that first weekend in December wffich started with an Eggs and Legs breakfast hosted by our alumffi ffi the Supply Corp, and foUowed up by a rousing victory shared at the FHght Deck Lounge; and finaUy our reception at the Naval Air Test Museum to recogffize local area U S N A canffidates. T h e chapter contmues to support and salute the outstandmg work of our Blue and Gold Officers, with special recogffition to Patty and Mike T h u m m '75. We have a sofid foundation and a core of signature events wffich confidendy boast a bright ffiture for our chapter. Bo Heikes '71, as head of the election board announced the officers w h o -wUl be servffig the chapter for 2007: President Mike DeManss '73,VicePresident A n d y M e c h l i n g '73, Secretary Wiz Withers '79, and Treasurer Ted Herring '67. Ted has been the Treasurer since the chapter was founded. Five people were runrfing to fUl four positions on the Board of Dfrectors, but at the dinner a motion was made, seconded, and unanimously passed to accept aU five canffidates as neyv member of the Board of Directors. In adffition to the new officers, the members of the Board are: Jack Pappas '60, R e n e C h i c o i n e '67, Sandy Sandberg '69, Mike Cosgrove '70, Bo Heikes '71, Mike Dougherty '73, Denffis Bostich '74, Rick Snyder '75, Scott Sanders '80, and D a n KraU '83.

N e w President Mike DeManss '73 thanked the previous chapter president's and presented past president crab maUets to Jack Pappas '60, Mike Cosgrove '70, and Mike Dougherty '73. Mike then presented ffis vision for 2007 wffich emphasized attracting, coercing, and shanghafing new members. We ended a wonderfol eveffing with a toast to "those w h o come beffind."

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From left to right are: Earl Wilson '87; Hank Park '92; Greg Gallman '93; Alex Plechash '75; Mark Salmen '73 and Chip Sharratt '74

On February 2nd, our montUy West Side Breakfast was a simple networking gatherMi-Detroit Chapter: From left to right in the front row are Mike Bennett, Art Bryant '66, Jim Acker '66, Joe ing. Although there were 27 people in Walsh, Tim Burns '71, CMDR Gary Stahl '79, Dean Bill Miller '62, Bill Storen '59, CMDR Greg Maguire, back attendance, Na-vy had a much fighter row; Chris Bernard '88, Jim Fleming '66, Doug Bomarito '68, John Bissa '87, and RADM Jon Bayless turnout than usual. There were 17 from West Point; 6 from the Air Force Academy to join us at the Roost Restaurant on unusuaUy ffigh for them; and offiy 4 from Michigan the second Tuesday of the month at USNA a ffisproportionately low turnout 1700 for our montWy meeting. UntU the Detroit Chapter for Na-vy.

Attenffing the breakfast were Arthur WBryant '66 next chapter gets chiseled in stone...

-Alex Plechash '75; Chris Bendey '79; 1811 HoUywood BEATARMY! Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236-1311 Todd Park '85; and Todd Troha '91.

H:313-885-2174; F:313-881-2333 At our East Side Breakfast on E: lynorart@comcast.net February 9th, we Hstened to Doug As mentioned two months ago, the Menikheim '60 offer up an idea or two November weekend that Na-vy beat about how we, as a commuffity of alumffi, Eastern Michigan Uffiversity, we had a could present the Principles of Leadersffip reception the ffight before the game with we aU learned at our respective acaderffies guest speaker Dean BUI Miller'62. and in our careers to the business Pictured here are some of the chapter commuffity. The group was asked to give members and guests present that eveffing some feedback as to how much we felt along with Dean MiUer this nfight be needed in business and how On Tuesday, 23 January 2007 we had academy alumni could contribute some of Presidents, Past and Present (left to right: Mike those insights to the broader commuffity Dougherty '73, Jack Pappas '60, Mike DeManss '73, another AU Academy Networking Breakfast in Bloomfield HUls. These are and Mike Cosgrove '70) in some sort of industry forum perhaps. very weU attended events, and have Keep tuned. There were 14 people at tffis resulted in some great contacts being meeting incluffing 2 from USAFA and six made by alums and other guests. Please each from USNA and USMA. Naval consider attending the next one for the Academy graduates included benefit of aU. Doug Menikheim '60; Bern Fleming '61; Steve Simpson '62; Alex Plechash Minnesota '75; Bob Christensen '80; and Bryce Wergeland '02.

Upper Midwest Chapter Please note - AU our Chapter events LtCol Alex Plechash '15, USMC (Ret.) 475 Highcroft Rd,Wayz.ita,MN 55391 can be viewed onfine at www.usna.com p: 952-473-0011; m: 612-801-8222 by navigating to Alumni - Chapter E: AlexPlechash@mchsi.com Information - Chapter Calendar We're In the January issue o{ Shipmate, we one of the few Chapters who utihze reported that a number of Chapter this resource. members helped conduct Congressional Intermountain - See Utah A Toast.. nomination interviews but we weren't able to subnfit a photo untU now.

Massachusetts If you haven't thought about volunteering 1Mississippi to do nonfination interviews, consider Boston Chapter South Mississippi Chapter doing so next year There needs to be William R. NeiU '15 Pres: CDR E. Spencer Garrett IV '88, USNR p: 781-258-2882; e: wiUiam.neill@1975.usna.com more academy alumni representation at PC. Box 1792, Gautier, MS 39553 these events. It's a nice way to give back a H: 228-497-5050; E: esgarrett@aol.com Secretarry: Harry J.Rucker httle ... and it's fun.

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Missouri Greater Kansas City Metro Chapter LCDR Bryan J Didier '91, USNR 13022 Carter St., Overiand Pk., KS 66213-4636 P: 913-239-0327; E; bryan.didier@aquila.coni

Secretary :John Williamson E:john.wiUi.nnson@dfas.nuI

S t Louis Chapter President: Mike Broum '88 3446 Pestalozzi St.. St Louis. M O 63118

Vtce Pres. & Corrs. Secretary:Jay Butka '90 P: 314-694-8165: E: jaya.butka@1990.usna.coni Web site: usna.com/Chapters/US/MO/StLouis /defeulthtm

On 10 Feb, ffie " W h o Wants to be an Admiral" ffiemed Dark Ages Party -was held at CJ M u ^ s wiffi good attendance.

Stay timed to ffie next issue for more detaUs fiiom ffie event. Mark do-wn on your calendars ffie mornffig of 26 May — ffie Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend for our service at Jefferson Barracks Narional Cemetery.

To check out ffiese and offier events or to pay your 2007 dues orUffie, go to our chapter website at_wrww.usna.com/ Chapters/US/MO/Sd.offis

Montana Intermountain Chapter - See Utah

Nebraska Omaha Chapter CAPT Alan R. More '62, USN (Ret.) 2510 Nottingham Dr., BeUevue, NE 68123-1959 E: aIanjnore@1962.usna.com

Secretary: LCDR Matthew Finney '93, USN C: 402-541-6398; E: mdfinney@yahoo.com

Netr York Capital District Chapter Gene W Griesau '75 216Woodl.iwn Ave., Albany, NY 12208 H: 518-482-3370; E; gwgriesau@gocontec.com

Central New York Chapter President: Robert Fegan '64 1570 Route 20 West, Cazenovia, NY 13035 P: 315-655-5949 E: bobfegan@aUteU.net

Secretary: Michael T. Keinlle E: niickvl@twcny.rr.com

Metro New York Chapter President: Robert Black '63

(NAANY)

24 W Railioad Ave., #115,Tenafly,NJ 07670; P: 201-569-8925; E: RABlack@1963.usna.com

Vice Pres. and Webmaster: Tom Williams '88 E:Tom_2500@msn.com; Website: www.naany.org; HotLine: 1-800-234-USNA (-8732)

Western New York Chapter CAPT NeUonA. BUsh '69, USNR (Ret.) 3840 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14618-3729 H : 716-248-9739; E: nelson.bIish@kodak.com

North Carolina Cape Fear Chapter CDR Geoffrey A. Losee '85, USNR 3128 Lantern Way, Wilmington, NC 28409-8548 H: 910-350-1516; E: glosee@ec.rr.com

Charlotte Chapter President: Mr. Ryan M. Stone '96 17235 Georgian HaU Dr., Chariotte, N C 28277-1775 H: 704-540-4354; E: ryanmstone@carohna.rr.com

Eastern North Carolina Chapter President: BiU Ritchie '53 324 Plantation Dr., New Bern, NC 28562-9507 H: 252-633-2396; E: ritchiewh@aIwaysonhne.com

Vice President: Rob Skrotsky '67 PO Box 778, New Bern, NC 28562 H: 252-514-0299; E: crskrotsky@earthhnk.net

Secretary: Tim Marvin '59

Nevada Southern Nevada Chapter James R. Koehn '63 2864 Sumter Valley Cir.. Henderson. NV 89052-6876 H: 702-232-3317; C: 925-736-9642 E: jkoehn@iiiindspriiig.com

Neu^ Jersey New Jersey Chapter Mr. Patrick J Hurley '87 192 Ashland Rd.. Summit, N) 07901-3244 H: 908-598-0512; E: patrick.huriey@gs.com

New Mexico Albuquerque Chapter Henry W Schwartz '62 60 Sandia Haven D r , Cedar Crest, NM87008-9425; H: 505-286-8934 E: hwschwartz62@eardihnk.net

Secretary: Herb Richter '59 E: herbertrichter@msn.com www.usna.com/chapters/us/nm/

P C Box 731, Kure Beach, NC 28449-0731 E: tmarvin@earthlink.net

Treasurer:Jim St John '53 601 Doral Ct., New Bern, NC 28562 H: 252-636-1977; E: saindink@always-online.com

T h e montUy meeting of the chapter was held on Wednesday, January 17,2007, at the goff course clubhouse (The Dirty Shame), at M C A S Cherry Point.

After a snack lunch, M r R o b Skrotsky, '67, led the eleven (11) attendees present in a prayer for those suffering from iUness, for those w h o are in Harm's Way, and those w h o have passed.

T h e treasurer, M r Jim St. John, '53, reported on the bank balance.

M r Skrotsky inttoduced two (2) new members: Captain Dennis M . Doyle, U S N (Ret) '66, and his wife Cffiistie.

M r Skrotsky then inttoduced the guest speaker, LtCol. Renato Ferreira, w h o informed us of ffis duties as the BrazUian liaison officer on the staff of the 2nd MarDiv

at Camp Lejeune. H e also gave the group some insights on BrazU's relationships with its neighbors, and the con- nections to aU the peoples of the world that speak Portuguese. FoUowing his talk remembrances were exchanged. H e pre- sented the chapter with a book rided Fuileiros Navais—Brazil's Amphibious Warriors.

Mr. Ritchie, '53, asked the group and aU members of the chapter, to note parricffiarly the passing of Captain WiUiam D. Spiegel, '42, a Naval Aviator ofWorld War II, w h o was a founding member of the chapter and a regular attendee at meeting untU his health precluded ffis getring out and about.

It was announced that the next meering woffid be at M C B , Camp Lejeune on February 21. Meetings alternate the 3rd Wednesday of each month between M C A S Cherry Point and Camp Lejuene. , Piedmont Chapter President: Col Gary L. Beaver '77 USMCR 10 SUver Cask Court, Greensboro, N C 27455-1481 H: 336-288-8792; E: gbeaver@npaklaw.com

Secretary:LCDRJohn

Chilson '91 USN

E: chilsonj@comerfordbritt.com

Triangle Chapter LCDRTimothy S.Wood '92 USNR 45 North BeUaire Ct., Clayton, NC 27527-4541 H: 919-359-8403; E: mpwood@eardilink.net

Western North Carolina Chapter President: Bob Cotvin, '69 H: 828-299-4476; E: brcowin2@beUsouth.net

Vice President: Jerry Porter, '68 H: 828-713-7046; E: jmporterl029@charter.net

Secretary/Treasurer: Ken Granzin '58 H: 828-890-4246; E: granzin@brinet.com

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Dakota

Upper Midwest Chapter - See Minnesota

Ohio Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Chapter CAPT Gerald P. Motl 68 USNR (Ret.) 9825 Gateclub Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45241-3827 H: 513-769-4556; E: gerrymod@fiise.net

Sec'y:Shane Crase '94 1188 CannonbaU Way, Independence, KY 41051; H: 859-363-3467;W; 513-977-8495; E: cscyddc@aol.com

O n Thursday January 18,2007, the Cmcinnati/Northern Kentucky Chapter of the Naval Academy Alumffi Association co-sponsored a luncheon with the Greater Cmcirmati CouncU of the Navy League of the Uffited States.The luncheon was held at the original Montgomery Inn in the Cmcirmati commuffity of Montgomery.

T h e guest speaker was former Navy footbaU great, and current Cffief Operating Officer of the Naval Academy Alumffi Assodation, MajGen Terrance P. Murray, April 2007

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Some of the topics ffiat General Murray addressed mcluded, but were not Hiffited to, the role of the Alumffi Association ffi supportmg the rffission of ffie Naval Academy,fondraisffig,new construction projects around the Yard, and the composition of ffie current Brigade of Midsffipmen.

General Murray concluded ffis remarks by brieflyffiscussmgffierole of ffie Marme Corps ffi ffie Global War on Terror FoUowingffieluncheon. General Murray answered numerous questions from ffie rougUy forty mffi-viduals ffi attendance.

Here are three members of the starting line-up from Navy's 1967 victory over Army in football: Terry Murray '68, Gerry Mod '68 and Jerry Balsley '69

Cleveland Chapter

CAPTA.O. Rule lU '50, USNR (Ret.) 90 Pheasant Run, Chagrin FaUs, O H 44022 H: 440-247-4379;W: 440-247-5100 Ext328 EE: ruIeIIl@aoI.com

Columbus/Central

Ohio Chapter

Russell A. Puppe '66 242 Crossing Crk., North Gahanna, O H 43230 H: 614-418-5024; E: rpuppe@coIumbus.rr.com

Toledo Chapter

Mr. David B. Puckett '63 5051 Chatham VaUey, Rd.,ToIedo, OH 43615-1107 E: dpuckett@buckeye-express.com

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Chapter

Col I.F. "Buck" Bonifay Jr '60, USA (Ret.) 920 Riviera Dr, Norman, OK 73072 H: 405-360-8147; E: BBONIFAY@COX.NET

As we move into the new year I am pleased to inform you that our new USNA Commandant, Captain Margaret DeLuca Klein, USNA Class of 1981, wUl visit Oklahoma the first week in May. We are making prelinfinary plans to have her visit and speak to both the Oklahoma City and Tffisa Alumffi Chapters.

As you are probably aware Captain Klein was the former Commander of the TACOMO Squadron at Tinker AFB, so she is very famffiar with the Oklahoma City area. I have asked the local alumni members of the Classes of'78-'84, the

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seven classes before, during, and after her Class of 1981, to form the Oklahoma City Chapter hosting comrffittee to plan, coorffinate, and conduct her -visit.

We are meeting -with our Oklahoma USNA Parent's Club members to better coordmate our mumal mterest in the present four USNA Classes of Oklahoma Midsffipmen, and with ffie Oklahoma Blue and Gold officers regardmg recrffitmg ffigUy quafified canffidates for adnfission to foture USNA classes.Those of you who are interested ffi these worthy support and recrffitmg efforts are encouraged to contact the President of the Oklahoma USNA Parent's Club, and Harry Rouse '77, Oklahoma Blue and Gold coordmator, and President of the Tulsa Alumffi Chapter We are expecting our USNA Crew Teams to again participate in the 2007 Oklahoma Centenffial Regatta next October. To properly support tffis and other USNA events that may arise throughout the year, let me encourage aU Oklahoma City area alumffi to join our Alumffi Chapter as an acrive parriciparing member. The Chapter iffiriarion fee of $25.00. No part of tffis fee goes to USNAAA and is solely for our Chapter's adnfiffistrarive and operaring expenses.

Those of you wiffi vafid e-maU adffiesses on the current 2007 USNAAA roster wUl be receiving perioffic updates regadmg ffie plannmg details of our USNA Commandant's May -visit. For those of you without USNAAA roster e-maU addresse, I ask you to contact me at my emaU address if you have a new e-maU address.Tffis -wUl expeffite pro-viffing you inffividual essential Chapter informarion and updates as weU as avoidmg ffie Chapter's expense of inffividual postal maffings.

As always I value your ideas, thoughts, and comments regarffing the activities and goals of our Oklahoma City Alumffi Chapter I -wUl be attendmg ffie USNAAA Chapter President's and Board ofTrustees Meetings at USNA 25-26 AprU, if you have any inputs and constructive recommendations for me to convey to tffis annual forum.

Tulsa Chapter

CDR Harry VRouse IV '77, USN (Ret.) 2623 East 33 Pl.,Tulsa, OK 74105-2334 H: 918-748-8650; E: HVRouse@aol.com

There is only one piece of news for tffis month's column, but it is a big one.

Our next meeting wiU be Thursday, May 3rd. The current location is The Sumiffit Club, for lunch. Our guest speaker wUl be the Conmrandant herseff. Captain Peggy Klein, '81. Please plan on joiifing us

and you are welcome to brmg spouses and friends. Local members of ffie Parent's Club and offier friends of the Naval Academy wiU be ffiere. It wiU be a special event. Reservation information wiU be avaUable beginnmg ffi early AprU. If you haven't been receivmg E maUs, it means we don't have your current electtoffic post office box. Also, Chapter dues of $20.00 (payable to "USNA AlumffiTffisa")for calendar year 2007 shoffid be sent to Kasey Carraffiffi '84 at 8820 S. 75th E.Ave.Tulsa, OK 74133.

Oregon Oregon and Southwest

Washington Chapter

CAPT R. Tim Myers '64, USN (Ret.) 3766 Lanewood Rd., Lake Oswego, O R 97035 H: 503-697-0865; E: tobyma^el@aol.com http://usna.com/Chapters/US/OR

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Chapter

LtCol VM. "Corky" Gardner UI '77, USMC (Ret.) 121 Glenn Rd.,Ardmore, PA 19003 H: 610-645-5361; E: president@usnapliil.com member^@usnapluI.com; events@usnaphil.com webmaster@usnaphil.com; www.usnaphil.com

Shipmate Netvs Input: Phil CahiU '10 E: phil.cahiU@lmco.com; navyied(§nisn.com

The saga of the great Comcast Army â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Navy Goff ChaUenge is stUl unresolved as we go to press. To rerffind the reader, thanks to John Sundquist '76 and Kerr Smith '72,ffiePhUadelpffia Chapter of the USNA Alumffi association has been approached by Comcast Cable TV Comcast has a goffprogram,"Goff Shots", and woffid Hke to televise a competition between the respective service academy alumffi associations. We have accepted that invitation, and have laid a chaUenge to our brethren from West Point. It's a great opportuffity to highhght our respective Acaderffies: the question is whether ffie Woops wiU step up to the chaUenge and ffie sUence has been deafeffing! Even messages to Garcia have gone tmanswered.

The Chapter's own Ralph Hooper '51 has been honored by the Naval Academy Alumffi Association wiffi its prestigious Distinguished Graduate Award for his phUanthropic contributions to ffis alma mater To those of us who know ffim a bit better, we're also grateful for his acerbic -wit and his entertaining stories about a career on the sea spanning boffi the Navy and a fanffiy maritime business.

BRAVO ZULU, Ralph!

By the time tffis article appears, we wiU have begun this year's events and have

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elected our Chapter Officers. February 2 saw- Congressman Joe Sestak '74 host his nommees for the plebe doohe classes of 2011 at U S N A . U S M A . USAFA, and USMMA. Skip D i t t m a n n ' 6 7 chairs Congressman Sestak"s U S N A Selection Comrffittee, yvffich also includes B o b b y "Whalen '98 and Phil CahiU '70. Bobby had ffie ffistmction of presentmg 22 nonfinees to ffie Naval Academy Class of 2011. by far ffie largest slate bcom tffis Congressional ffisttict. March 11 marked ffie Canffidate Informarion Day, wiffi Paul James ' 8 1 coorffinating a great opportumty for local ffigh school students to be mttoduced to Navy.

Ralph Hooper '51 and Jim Calvert '43, both local Distinguished Graduates, with some friends at the 2006 Founders' Day dinner

May and June present a fiiU slate of acmities for ffie Chapter: Parents' Night on May 10 for ffie fficommg Plebes and ffiefr fanfifies: ffie Sunshme Visit yyiffi CAPT Dayid Byerly ffie oldest U S N A alumnus; and ffie i\rmy--Navy- Goff Match (not to be confiised wiffi ffie Comcastsponsored eyent described earher).Tim FarreU '76 has set up anoffier summer classic wiffi a picffic / buffet dinner at a Camden Riversharks basebaU game on 21 June 2007.This event yyas very- yveUattended last year, and helped boost our membersffip and parriciparion signfficandy. O u r Events Calendar describes detaUs for ffiese and later ey-ents, and can be accessed from ffie Internet at http://wyy-w-.usna.com/Chapters/US/PA /PhUadelpffia. htm, by foUoyying ffie finks to ffie Events Calendar AU hands are remmded that this year's Army — NavyGame is schedffied for Baltimore M D instead of PhUadelpffia PA. Any alumffi ffiterested ffi any- of these events can also contaa PhU CahiU at ey-ents@usnapffil.com.

Anyone mterested ffi membersffip informarion, irfformarion about U S N A signamre Peimsylyaffia Hcense tags, or the Camden Riv-ersharks basebaU game can contact Tfin FarreU at 484.919.8087 or at tim.farreU@ 1976.usna.com.

Pittsburgh Chapter William E. Otto '11 4105 Tartan Ct..Murr)'sviUe. PA 15668-1045 E: figaro4105@aol.com

Recreational Vehicle American Chapter CAPT James N. Roberts '59, USN (Ret.) 152 Sprmghkes D r , Mamnez. GA 30907 H: 7t1fr-860-6430; E:jrobe92528@aol.com

Sec'y:Charlie Norton '62 E: charles.norton@1962.usna.com

Treasurer: Glenn Shindler '64 4530 Lasheait D r . La Canada. CA 91011 E: gshindler64@earThHnk.net

Shipmate inputs to: Terry Sutherland '54 10100 HiU\,-iew Dr. Apt. 1101 Pensacola, FL 32514 E; squid54@cox.net http://hey_fiankl6.tripod.coin/rv/

Sffice ffie RV Chapter of ffie U S N A Alumffi Association can accommodate over 100 m e m b e n throughout ffie year, your scribe is fortunate to get emaU reports of activities, usuaUy yveU yvritten and informative. Occasionally ffiough, a spear comes over ffie horizon. O n e of our weU knoyvn curmudgeons yvrites fiom Key West "We are suffering pam here at ffie Truman Annex ffi balmy- yy-eaffier, watcffing ffie cruise sffips come and go, and eatmg fresh seafood.

The beer is cold and plentifiU.We aU say ffi to you guys! Regards,Jack, Mary, & Cffinook Glaeser ' 5 9 . " You are remmded not to joffi Jack at the goff tee. H e may break your swffig.

CharUe N o r t o n '62, ffiough, is a true gendeman (except for ffie corny jokes he tells), and he sends this report: USNAAA Chapter business meeting Key West, 11 FEB 007: Attendees: Barbara and DA'VE A R N O L D '62; Kaffiy and M E R R I C K B A Y E R '65;Janet and A N S O N B U R L I N G A M E '65; Marion and F R A N K C O N E R Y '58; Mary and J A C K G L A E S E R '59; P A T G R I L L O '60; Rosemary and T F F H E B B A R D ' 5 3 ; E m m a and B O B H O F F O R D ' 6 1 ; Cffiisty and J O E J A A P '60; Geri and J O H N M A R T I N '60; Maryjane and B O B M E T C A L F ' 6 1 (Firsries); Betty and T O M M O N A G H A N '59; Susan and C H A R L I E N O R T O N '62; Jan and C H A R L I E P I N K H A M '58; Sherry^ and S K I D R O W E '82; Ginny and G O R D Y SCHAAF '58; Faye and "VIC S H A R P E '48; B R I A N V A N M E T R E ' 6 1 ; Patti and J A Y "WILLLAMS '67.

Thank you to the Metcafis for organizing a memorable C o m e Around.

W r i t e B o b and let him know ff enough rime yvas resery-ed.

Binnacle List: Lynn Mims, Karl Keay, Murray W i t c h e r

Future C o m e Arounds: March 2007 Charleston SC, Dave and Lynn C A N N O N May 2007 (NATIONAL) W Mempffis A R K , Gloria and Kari KEAY September 2007 - Erie PA, Darwm and Bev Hatheway October 2007 — CivUWar Caravan — Conerys and Nortons - planned to end at Watts Bar D a m for CivUWar C o m e Around October 2007 - W a t t s Bar Dam, J i m Connors — dates T B D March 2008 — Melbourne or Pattick AFB, FL National 2008 - yvest of ffie east coast ffi May. N E E D FIRSTIES. Membenffip is n o w 104.

Nonfinations are due to Frank Conery '58 now. W h e n nonfinees are announced ffi AprU members may vote. Please see the yveb site for nommees. N e w Chapter leaders wUl be announced at the National C o m e Around N o w is ffie time to sign up for the National ffi May. T h e date has been changed to 9 -13 May, and it looks like the attendance -wUl be ffigh, so be sure to sign up now. See ffie website for details.

Karen and BUD GASTON '65 at Buelton, CA Come Around

Elections — Frank Conery yvUl perform nommating comrffittee duties. U p for reelection or replacement the Secretary, CharHe N o r t o n and two board members: Jack Glaeser '59 and BUI Bradford '63.

See the yveb site and send money to Firsties, ttoops. And please change your adffiess book to shoyv scribe Terry at sqffid54@cox.net. O u r tteasurer has informed the Chapter membersffip that a Form 2 yvUl be presented to those yvho have not paid thefr dues: Failure to Fork Over.

Rhode Island Newport Chapter ADM James R. Hogg '56, USN

(Ret.)

2556 West Main R d . Portsmoudi. RI 02871 H:401-841-2625

Corr. Sec'y: Ben Katz '57 E: becat57(giiisn.com

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South Carolina Charleston Chapter CDR H. Richard Stein '82, USNR (Ret.) 784 Preservation PI, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464-5196 H: 843-856-6591; E: rstein@sandlappergroup.com

T h e chapter met on Monday, February 19, 2007. O u r speaker was SGT Daniel Franzen, USMC,Veteran of 2 Iraq Deployments, and M E C E P Student at T h e Citadel. In attendance were:Jerry Nuss '47, BUI Wright '49, Gene Dunaway '50, Max HUl '51, Dick DaHa Murra ' 5 1 , Fuzzy Knight '53,Tom Mayberry '53,Jim Blandford '55, Bob Boyle '59, Ed Szweda '60, Joe Gamboa '62, Berffie Magdelain

'67, Steve Fagan '67, Denffis Simon '77, Rick Stein '82, Gary English '84, T i m Sandeno '89, Ken Hunter '90, Sean Magee '91, Dave Kern '92, James FuUer '98. T h e Charieston Chapter meets on the 3rd Monday of each month at 11:30AM at T h e Point GrUl, part of the O m a r Shrine Temple, near Patriot's Point in M o u n t Pleasant. N o reservation required.

Low Country Chapter CAPT Peter M. Hyers '77

Palmetto William B. Swent '88 Leatherwood, Walker,Todd & Mann, P.C. 100 E. Coffee St., E G Box 87 Greenville, SC 29602-0087 W: 864-242-6440; E: WSwent@L-WTM.com

South Carolina Midlands Chapter President: LCDR A. EdTilden '71, USN (Ret.) 4040 Bloomwood Rd, Colombia, SC 29205-2847 H: 803-254-0425; E: aetilden@sc.rr.coni Web site: www.usna.com/chapters/us/sc/midlands

Secretary: Katie Hirsch

75 Port Tack, Hilton Head Island, SC 299285237 H: 843-842-6167; E: hyersp@cs.com

E: mkh5325@aol.com

South Dakota Upper Midwest Chapter - See Minnesota

KNOXVILLE-OAK C H A P T E R

RIDGE,

Second Annual Founders Day Celebration

Past Presidents from left to right Rentz, Escher, Whiting, Popp, Watt, Crowe, Strawbridge and Richard

The KnoxvUle-Oak Ridge chapter got off to a terrffic start in 2007. After months of planffing and rearrangffig schedffies, George Watt '73, our iUustrious President and CEO, i

made ffis way to KnoxvUle to adffiess our chapter at our Second Annual Founder's Day celebration on January 24ffi at ffie Peerless Steakhouse. Tffis event also served as a

George Watt and Bill Rentz

ยง,: recogffition of the chapter's first ten years as one of the 100+ chartered alumffi chapters tffioughout the world. AU six of the first decade of chapter presidents were on hand and George foUowed ffis remarks -with the presentation of a letter of appreciation to Bill R e n t z '55; R u d y Escher '78, Jack Richard '52, Jerry P o p p '62, E d "Whiting '57, and Carl Strawbridge '72. Steve Crowe '77, the new chapter president, served as ffie emcee for ffie eveffing and was presented with a President's pin by George and Carl, ffie outgoing ^'

president. Each of the past presidents were surprised to see their Midsffipman 1 / c Lucky

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Bag photo ffisplayed as they came up to accept their letter from George.

The evening was marked with members representing six decades from the '40s through

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the '90s as we celebrated the Naval Academy's birthday with the ceremoffial cutting of the cake by fie H ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l ffie "most mature and least experienced" of our number BiU Francy '46 and classmate Charles Coffin ffid the honors for the most seffior and David Arning '97 was the most juffior as a haff centui7 separated this %,,>,s^ year's cake cutters.

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Tennessee Chattanooga Chapter Mr.John R. Rodman '66 1302 Peter Pan Rd., Lookout Mount.iin, GA 96729 W: 423-756-0285; E: rodnian@usit.net

Knoxville-Oak Ridge Chapter President: CAPT Steven K. Crowe, '78 USNR (Ret.) 103 Carnoustie Point. KnoxviUe.TN 37934 H: 865-675-5560; E: stevekcrowe@.-itt.net

Secretary-Treasurer: CAPT Mark Kohring '73, USNR (Ret.) E: kohringmw@ornl.gov website: kor.tridentsource.com/home /tabid/74/defaut.aspx

Memphis Chapter CAPT Jack Quinlan '67, USNR (Ret.) 3987 Lakewood C%'.. Memphis,TN 38128 E:JACK.QUINLAN@na.manpower.com H: 901-372-8423

Nashville Chapter CDRJohn F. OhUnger '69, USN (Ret.) 880 Lakemont D r . NashviUe.TN 37220-2124 H: 615-370-1441; w: 615-594-7628 E: john.ohlinger@usna. 1969.com

Texas Alamo Chapter President: CAPT Ron A. Sandoval '81 USN 18010 Keystone Blf, San Antonio.TX 78258-34361

Please send Shipmate Submissions and all correspondences to: Secretary: Dave DriskeU '63 P.O. Box 461564, San Antonio,TX 78246-1564 E: infb@alamogoats.org

Austin Chapter RADM William A. Heine '62, USNR (Ret.) 8704 Blue Creek Cv, Austin,TX 78735-1431 H: 512-327-5619; E: bheine@acitexas.com

Corresponding Secretary: Don McAlister '63 H: 512-365-7068; E: don.mcalister@skyvueusa.com

North Texas Chapter LCDR James M. Bethmann '77, USNR 3825 Marquette St., DaUas,TX 75225 W: 214-754-0019 ext. 222 E; Jim.Bethmarm@highIandpartners.com

LCDR Kurt Metcalf'91,

USNR

9718 Enmore Ln., Frisco,TX 75035 E: kurt.metcalf@1991.usna.com; Web site: www.usnaaa-ntx.com

February 6,2007 The USNAAA North Texas Chapter held its montUy luncheon on February 6th at ffie Park City Club.Jfrn Bethmann '77, chapter president, led the meetmg and discussed recent events and upconfing activities. There was no guest speaker and each alumnus m attendance mttoduced himseff and had the floor for a few rffinutes. More than few laughs were enjoyed.

J o h n W r o t e n '65 reviewed the success of this year's Blue Cffip D i n n e r As was

reported last monffi, the attendance at the ffinner was the largest ever including 48 canffidates and their parents and guests and 28 Midshipmen and their guests. T h e guest speaker. Colonel David Fuqua and George Watt, President/CEO of the Alumni Association, led the contingent of seven from the Naval Academy.

Jim Bethmann informed the group that the Navy Lacrosse team wiU play Holy Cross here in DaUas on March 17 at SMU. O n the first night the team is in town, the chapter wiU take the team to the Trail Dust Steak House. Alumffi are encouraged to attend and asked to buy one meal in adffition to their own. More detaUs wiU be announced on the chapter website. Jim also provided an update on the ffindraising for the new Brigade Sports Complex.

In attendance were Jim Carrington '53; Richard Cudfipp '59, R o b Kunkle '60, Denny C o n n o r '66, John HamUton '68, Steve Ingram '73, Mark Lambright '75, Jim Bethmann '77; Matthew Ehas '78, Bryan Li-vingston '78, N e d Miteffius '79, Dave R i c h '81,Jfin Sauer '84, Ross Beaton '87, R u d y Salffivar '87, Mark JosHn '87, D o u g Jones '88, Darryl Srffith '88, Chris Tipton '90, Harry Gray '91 and Jerry Deren '92.

Upcoming events Mar 15 M o n t U y Alumffi Luncheon with Navy Lacrosse Coaches and Firsties â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Hackberry Country Club Mar 15 Na-vy Lacrosse team ffinner Mar 17 Navy vs. Holy Cross, S M U Campus Mar 30 DaUas Mffitary BaU Apr 3 M o n t U y Alumni Luncheon Apr 30 Army/Na-vy/Air Force Alumni GoffTournament, T h e Tribute Goff Course May 1 M o n t U y Alumffi Luncheon Jun 5 M o n t U y Alumffi Luncheon Jun 9 Parents Club Welcome Aboard for Class of 2010, Frontiers of Ffight Museum, Love Field July N o Alumffi Luncheon Texas Gulf Coast Chapter Dan Holsberg '92 14406 Corktree KnoUs, Cypress,TX 77429-4818; H: 281-256-2643; E: Holsberg@earthlink.net Web site: usna.com/Chapters/US/Texas/GulfCoast /default.htm

February 2 Luncheon Shara Fryer, the longtime anchorperson for A B C - 1 3 , Houston, was our guest speaker She rerffiffisced about her interviews with such people as Lady Bird Johnson, Presidents Nixon, Ford, Presidents

Bush 41 & 43, Audrey Hepburn, Egyptian First Lady Jihan Sadat, and others. Shara was the longest serving woman news anchor in Houston history.

We were most impressed by the Shara Fryer and Dan fact that she had flown with both the Holsberg '92 USAFThunderbirds and the Blue Angels; although, she proclaimed that she preferred the Navy ffight team, there was " n o comparison".

She also went skydiving with President George H.W. Bush (41) on June 12,2004 to celebrate ffis 80th Birthday. O u r "Chapter photographer", A n d y H o w a r d '75, took the photo of Shara Fryer and D a n H o l s b e r g '92, Chapter President.

June Chapter Dinner As in prior years, our annual Chapter Dinner wUl be held at Brennan's Restaurant in early June for alumffi, spouses, guests, and U S N A Parents' Club members. As this is written, the date has not been confirmed, pending final arrangements with our guest speaker.

Please contact us, or visit our website, for specific information and reservations.

Business Nettvorking There are two different business networking groups, for service academy graduates and other former nfifitary officers, that meet montUy in the Houston area. Please check our Chapter website for detaUs. Chapter Luncheons Chapter luncheons are USUALLY held on the first Friday of every m o n t h (March 2, AprU 6, & May 4) at Brennan's Restaurant, 3300 Smith St. (11:30am refreshments, and noon to 1:00pm lunch).

As in prior years, there wUl be no luncheon meetings in June, July, or August. For additional information, please visit -wyvw. u s n a . c o m / C h a p t e r s / U S / T X / G u f f Coast/default.htm, or send an emaU to kleinl985@sbcglobal.net.

Ed Klein '72 Intermountain NA Alumni Chapter President: TTtomas Rossa '67 thom.rossa@hro.com

Virginia Blue Ridge Chapter Richard "Dick"Raymond

'54

2794 Derwent Dr.; Roanoke,VA 24015 P: 540-344-0736

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programs. FoUowing a variety of question and answers. Chapter President Jack 102 Shawnee Ct., CharlottesviUe,VA 22901-1034 Kasiski presented the Dean a token of the H: 434-973-7846; E: ahastogUs@eardilink.net Chapter's appreciation for his visit. Tffis Treas: Eric Lindenbaum '81 most pleasant and enjoyable evening E: eric.hndenbaum@sperry.ngc.com concluded with the singing of "Navy Dulles Chapter Blue and Gold."

LCDR Eric C. Ruttenberg '88, USNR Mark your calendars for Thursday, 20445 Needleleaf Wy,Ashburn,VA 20147-2389 AprU 26,2007 for the annual Spring Goff P: 703-858-4404; E: eruttenberg@titan.coni Outing. T h e event wiU held in the afterwww.usna.com/chapters/us/va/dviUes/ noon at SeweU's Point Golf Course. T h e Hampton Roads Chapter course has undergone an upgrade includLCDR Jack KasUki '19, USN (Ret.) ing new, concrete goff cart paths, the P: 757-631-2239; C:757-753-5563 adffition of more goff carts and the buUdE: jack_kasiski@amsec.com ing of bulwarks on many of the water Corresponding Sec'y: Chad Sain hazards. T h e Club House has also underWebsite: www.conimunications@usnaaahrc.org gone a reffirbishment. Current plans are to have a box lunch prior to teeing off and a steak fry afterwards. Non-playing spouses and friends wUl be welcome at the steak fry If you have questions contact Dan Lear '68 at 473-2378 (day) or emaU: omegadaffi@aol.com.

O u r Chapter's ever-popular Businesspersons Networking Breakfast Series continue in the USAA cafeteria, Northampton at N o r t h Mffitary in L-r Chapter President Jack Kasiski '79, Dean Bruce Norfolk at 0700-0830 on scheduled Latta '78, Ms Elise Brodeur, Director of the dates. N o reservations are ever required President's Circle, USNA Foundation and please enter through the main T h e Hampton Roads Chapter ( H R C ) entrance on the east side of the buUffing. welcomed the Dean of Adrffissions of the B o b Byles '69 is our P O C and he can U S Naval Academy Captain B r u c e Latta be contacted for ffirther information at '78, U S N (Ret.) to an eveffing at Naval 757-622-8261 X325. O u r next schedffied Afr Station, Oceana Officers Club. event is on: FoUowing a social hour, the festivities AprU 18- M r B o b O s m o n d '60opened -with a welcome from the Parent's " T h e Naval Academy's Link in the Chain Club President, Mrs. Kathy Cronauer Program".

(Howie Cronauer '73). After a wonderLastly, our continual reminder to fol buffet dinner,Jack Kasiski '79, aU o n Chapter m e m b e r s h i p : Please go Chapter President recogffized the most http://-www.usnaaahrc.org where you can seffior alumffi present: C D R BUI join renew your Chapter membersffip C h i p m a n '48, D o n Trueblood '49, onfine; check on current Chapter events' C D R BUI Earl '51 and C A P T Brad time and place; read the latest Main Mast G r a n u m '51. H e then introduced the (our Chapter Newsletter); link to U S N A Dean to a crowd of 130 alumffi, spouses, Sports, Blue & Gold Program and Parent's parents and friends (incluffing one U S M A Club. Links to local Chapter Alumffi alum and one USAFA alum). FoUowing Sponsors and businesses, and more, graduation, Dean Latta served as a Naval so check by often! Or, you n always Aviator ffi the anti-submarme and maritime contact me (Chad Sain '79) as our surveUlance commuffity flying the P-3 Chapter's Corresponding Secretary at " O r i o n " aircraft. H e retired from active communications@usnaaahrc. org. service on Oct. 1,2006. Dean Latta detaUed Richmond Chapter how weU the Brigade is doing in aU Mr.JohnJ DriscoU,Jr. '90 phases of Hfe at AnnapoHs from exceUence Central Virginia Chapter CAPT Anthony A. Hastoglis '55, USN (Ret.)

m acaderffies, mcludmg six FUiodes Scholars in the last three years, to exceUence in sports with a brief mention of four footbaU wins over Army and Air Force in the last four years, a first for any graduating class to the efforts by the Brigade to help the local community with their outreach

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207 N. Belmont Ave., Richniond,VA 23221 -2811 P: 804-353-0165; E: john.driscoll@genworth.com

Corresponding Sec'y: Rich Polek 5543 Fox Vale Ct., Midlothian,VA 23112 H: 804-639-2860;W: 804-743-3239 E: richpoIek@aol.com

By the time you read this, the Chapter wUl have celebrated its annual Dark Ages

Social at Sm'e Irish Pub in downtown R i c h m o n d . Watch for an event report in a foture issue of Sffipmate. T h e Richmond U S N A Chapter "Tribal CouncU" (BUI R u c h '68, R i c h Polek '78, Brook S c h u r m a n '83 and John DriscoU '90) wUl have met to devise the Chapter's long term plan for 2007. Look for detaUs m ffie next Sffipmate issue, or m Rich Polek's frequent emaU correspondence.

A few notes on recent goings-on in the Chapter: 1. For the ffist time ffie Chapter participated with the West Point Society of R i c h m o n d (WPSR) in what's become an aimual even for W P S R : Girl Scout Cookies for Troops. We partnered with "WPSR and local Gfrl Scout ttoops to soHcit donations from cookie customers to buy an extra box or two for the ttoops.

T h e ffiive is stUl happeffing as of tffis writffig, but it's shaping up to be a booming success. T h e R i c h m o n d Chapter treasury is paying to sffip the donated cookies to Iraq."WPSR is senffing their cookies (boxed by a local Boy Scout ttoop) to West Point graduate-led uffits on the front fines of Iraq and Afghaffistan.

T h e B j c h m o n d Chapter is doing the same tffing, except our cookies are going to front-fine Marines. SpecificaUy, our cookies are being sent to the First BattaHon, 6th Marines, w h o are fighting gaUandy west of Baghdad. We're honored by the opportuffity to send them a taste of home.

2. We were saddened recendy by the passing of Charles Frederick Wortham '43. Aside from making us aU proud as a ffisringuished U S N A alumnus and a true pUlar of the R i c h m o n d commuffity, he was vital in keeping our Chapter -vibrant and mo-ving forward over the years. We're indebted to his service and appreciarive of his years of friendsffip. T h e R i c h m o n d U S N A Chapter tteasury sent a donarion in his memory to St. Paffi's Episcopal Church in Hanover County, as ffis fanfily requested. We wish Fred eternal fair -winds and foUowing seas.

3 Once again the "WPSR corffiaUy invited ffie Richmond U S N A Chapter to ffiefr annual Foimder's Day ffinner at Salisbury Country Jeff'95 &Anhara Webb Club in March.This event is a yearly higUight for "WPSR, and is always weU attended by U S N A grads.

Be on the lookout for an event report in a future Shipmate chapter column.

Here art a feyv pictures from the HoHday Party- in December ffiat yveren't included in past colunms due to space Hnfitarions:

Mark '91 & Carrie Ludovico

Bill'60 &Unda Lewis

See you at ffie next Chapter event.

Go Navy!

John Driscoll '90 Shenandoah Valley Chapter CAPT George O. Glavis '61, USNR 3446 Biow-ntown Rd.. Front Ro)-al.VA 22630 H: 540-636-3802 E: ^avisgo@state.gov

Williamsburg

Chapter

CDR Tom Wishart '10 USN (Ret.) 4759Wmteibeny Ct-.Wilhamsbu^VA 23188 P: 757-253-0250; E: twi5hartl@cx-net or usnaaawmsbrg@cox.net

Wiffi ffie Army-Navy FootbaU Game and hofiday period beffind us, ffie WUHamsburg Chapter resumed its W m t e r / S p r m g 2007 dinner meetffig and speaker series. O u r activiries are held on the fourth Tuesday montUy, ffi the eveffings, at the Williamsburg Country- Club.

O u r Chapter's January dirmer and speaker event, yvith 48 Alumffi, spouses & fiiends present, featured D r . R o b e r t C. Powers, yvho moderated a lively discussion foUoyy-ffig his remarks on "A Strategic V i e w o f the Islamic-Fascist War". T h e premise of his talk was that the current debate over Iraq is shaUoyv and ffiat you cannot choose a correct path wiffiout takmg a "sttategic perspecrive", sometffing many "loud voices" don't have.

Bob is a "Super Sixty" guy that served in Viet Nam, commanded a desttoyer, a destroyer squadron and S W D G . H e has

extensive Middle East knowledge and has yyTitten several books on the region.

Left to Right USNA '60: Tom Wishart, President; Jack Greenhalgh, Robert Powers, Speaker; Bob Osmon

In Febuary Mike Petters, U S N A '82, Corporate V i c e President and President, N o r t h r o p G r u m m a n N e w p o r t N e w s , addressed the chapter o n the topic o f the " N a v y ShipbuUding P r o g r a m , Present & Future." Mike Petters became President of the New/port Neyvs SffipbuUffing in 2004. Neyvport Neyvs SffipbuUffing is the largest employer ffi Hampton Roads and the offiy sffipyard capable of buUding nuclear poyvered afrcraft carriers. O n graduarion, Mike Petters went to nuclear propulsion ttaiffing and subsequently duty aboard the USS George Bancroft. H e earned his M B A degree at the CoUege of WUHam and Mary.

O u r March speaker was B r u c e Latta, U S N A '78: U S N A D e a n o f A d m i s s i o n s . Capt Latta pro-vided the chapter yyith an update on the current adrffissions process and ffie part we can play. His remarks yvere very enfighteffing to an audience that was at U S N A many years ago. During Capt Latta's acrive duty tenure yvith the U S N A Adnfissions Directorate, he oversaw the adnfission of nearly 5,000 canffidates as nfidsffipmen in the classes of 2007 to 2010. H e supervised the estabfishment of the electtoffic adnfissions process and other key iffiriarives.

Capt. Latta served as a Naval Aviator ffi the anri-submarine and maritime surveUlance commuffity flying the P-3 " O r i o n " aircraft. H e reffied from acrive service on Oct. 1,2006.

24 AprU â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Captain Margaret D . " P e g " Klem ( U S N A '81) Commandant of Midshipmen, U n i t e d States Naval A c a d e m y .

Captain Klein became the 82nd Commandant of Midsffipmen in December 2006 and is responsible for the mffitary- and professional development of the Brigade of Midsffipmen. As tffis article is pubHshed, yve are eagerly anricipatmg

Capt. Klein's update on the Brigade of Midsffipmen - present & foture - as weU as a few comments on Naval A-viarion ffiawn from recent command and other operational tours.

22 May - May wiU b e the last planned m e e t i n g o f the season. R i c k R u b e l , U S N A '72, D i s t i n g u i s h e d MiUtary Professor in Leadership and Ethics. Capt Rubel wiU speak on the current state of ttaiffing nfidsffipmen in these vital and ffigUy visible areas. AU nfidsffipmen must take tffis course. Tffis presentarion should be of sigrfificant interest to aU of us. Captain Rubel earned ffis Masters Degree from the Naval Postgraduate School. In 1980, he was selected as an Engineering Duty Officer and subsequently attended the Defense Management CoUege foUowed by assignment to the AEGIS Cruiser Program Office (PMS 400). From May 1991 to June 1993, he was Commanding Officer of SUPSHIP, Long Beach. From 1998 to 2002. H e served as the Dfrector, Division of Engffieerffig and Weapons at the U.S. Naval Academy. WhUe at the Naval Academy he taught eight semesters of Etffics for Mffitary Officers, and served as the Chafrman of the Adnfissions Board.

T h e WUHamsburg Chapter has consistendy hosted a series of outstandmg speakers addressing rimely and important topics. Alumffi and those ffiterested in the Naval Academy and the Navy are welcome to joffi our chapter and parricipate in our meetings. T h e President, Tom "Wishart may re reached at twishartl@cox.net and the Chapter e-maU address is usnaaawmsbrg@cox.net

Washington Hanford/Tri-Cities

Chapter

CAPT Edward Schwier '69, USNA (Ret.) 1196 Brentwood Ave., RjchIand,WA 99352-8540 H: 509-627-7288; W: 509-372-0176 E: Edward_G_Ed_Schwier@rl.gov; eschwier@charter.net; egschwier@aoI.com

Notffing to report on activities of the local chapter for tffis month. As I noted in the last column. Class o f ' 6 9 , 3 3 r d Company R e m r n s to the Sea in March 2007 on a Caribbean Crffise. T h e expected count is now up to 18 yvith 14 spouses.

Please provide any inputs for tffis column to me as occurring. T h e deadhne for my subrffission to the sffipmate coordmator is usuaUy early the second week of the m o n t h for pubfication two months in the fottire. Today is 12FEB07 and tffis column shoffid appear in AprU. April 2 0 0 7

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CHAPTER NEWS As always, I am looking for volunteers to help orgaffize and execute group activities and fonctions. If you woffid fike to host a foture meeting, at either your h o m e or an estabhshment in the TriCities or surrounffing area, please make the offer. We would aU benefit from involvement of more of our group in planning and orgaffizing social gatherings.

Jeaffie -wiU be reassigned to ffie Savannah River Site in Aiken, SC as the D O E Deputy Manager Business starting May 1st. I expect to remain in the area for some time, however, I do need assistance in keeping our local Chapter active.

Contact me by emaU at Edward_G_ Ed_Schwier@rl.gov or phone.

Beat Army.

Puget Sound Chapter Pres.CAPT James N. Adkins Jr '58, USN (Ret.) 7304 NW Duckabush Ln, SUverdale, WA 98383; P: 360-662-1958; E: jadkins@wavecable.com

Corres. Sec'y: CAPT Walter S. Draper IV '61, USN (Ret.) 3725 BahiaVista Dr.,Bremerton,WA 98310 P: 360-479-3945; E; WSDRAPERIV@aol.com

T h e Chapter's February 10th event was a dinner and social hour at the CoUege Club of Seattle recognizing "30 Years ofWomen at the U.S. Naval Academy." Befitring such a theme, the Captain Evan Day '00 program featured delivers a tribute to addresses by several Megan's life and career ffistinguished alums, w h o played key roles in the process of integrating women rffidshipmen into the Brigade. But before this trip down memory lane, a more current example of the contribution of women in service to the country was portrayed; Major Megan McClung, U S M C , Class of 1995, the first female U S N A graduate to make the ultimate sacrifice in combat in Iraq, was honored.

A very moving tribute to Megan's life and career was offered by Captain Evan Day, U S M C , '00. Megan's parents, Drs. R e and Michael McClung, were in attendance and have been made honored Associate members of the Puget Sound Chapter R e and Michael McClung arranged a very inspiring ffisplay of Megan's p h o t o graphs, decorations, and memorabUia to provide a ffirther ffigUight to the Tribute.

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second game] the Mariners are wiU be locked in a right race for the Division championship! D o u g C o o k '74 is making aU of the logisrics arrangements.

Megan's parents, Drs. Michael and Re McClung, attend a tribute to their daughter

Returffing to the ffistory lesson ... Master of Ceremoffies Earle Snfiffi, Class of 1957, relayed his experiences as the advisor of the acaderffic side during the preparations for the inducrion of the Class of 1980.

Earle then inttoduced the first of our two distinguished speakers for the eveffing, AdrffiralTom Hayward, (Ret), '48, who, as C N O , defivered the graduation address at the 1980 comrffissioffing ceremony for this vanguard class of women graduates.

O u r second speaker was Capt (Ret) Wendy Lawrence, '81, a distinguished astronaut and veteran of four space shuttle nfissions, w h o regaled us with a -vi-vid discussion of the early years of women at USNA. O f great interest was the -video ofWendy's ffight on STS-114, the return-to-flight shuttle rffission foUowing the Columbia accident.

In addition to the excitement of Hstening to such interesring speakers, we also attended to a Httle business. President Jim Adkins '58 led us through a (very) brief annual business meeting, announced a new set of trustees and officers, and acknowledged the presence of some noteworthy attendees â&#x20AC;&#x201D; including the oldest and youngest classes present ('45 and '00), and several applicants to the Class of 2011. A very fine ffinner of prime rib and king salmon, catered by the CoUege Club capped a very enjoyable and weUattended eveffing.

O u r next Chapter event [and it may weU be over before this article hits the streets] on April 3 is dinner at Safeco Field foUowed by an exciting Seatde Mariner game. We wiU enjoy a speciaUy designated seating area where we have runners for the b e e r W h o could ask for anything more? As a plus, at this early Adm. Hayward '48, point in the season remembers the Class of'80 [I beheve it's the

Mark your Astronaut Captain calendars now for Wendy Lawrence, '81, the Annual Chapter speaks other Dinner recogffizing space travel the inconfing plebe class from Wasffington State. If you can befieve it, we're up to the Class of' 11!

T h e place is T h e C o m m o n s at Naval Station Everett. T h e date is June 11,2007.

Dean Angel '60 is in charge if you have any questions.

That's a wrap for tffis month. If you are in the area and are not a member of your Puget Sound Chapter, please join us CaU any of the officers or ttustees for informarion.

Oregon and Southwest Chapter - See Oregon

Washington

Washington, DC Area Greater Washington Chapter Capt Gerard FarreU ^70 E: farreUgm@comcast.net Website: www.usnaaaawc.or^

West Virginia West Virginia Chapter Stephen S. Shumlas '69 105 Brierwood Dr., Hurricane,-\W 25526 E: shumlas@marsh.ill-edu

Wisconsin Wisconsin Chapter President: Mr. Dan LaFave '85 djl@qu.irles.com

Secretary Mr. Bob Simi '88 (USMCR) P: 414-577-1058: E: bnscsimi@execpc.com

Wyoming Intermountain

Chapter - See Utah

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ALL 'They shall grotv not old, as we that are leftgrotv old; age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we unll remember them."

—Laurence Binyon, 1914

ANDERSON, WILLIAM R O B E R T '43

EVANS, MARSHALL LYNN '64

M C G E E , B E R N A R D J O S E P H '52

CAPT USN (Ret.) 25 Febniary- 2007

8 February 2007

LT, USNR (Ret.) 31 Jffiy 2004

FLEPS, CARL J O H N '38 BECK, ROBERT G L E N N '47

24 Febmary- 2007

BGen, USMC (Ret.) 28 February 2007

BERGS, ROBERT AUSTIN '46

FLYNN, RUSSELL FRANCIS '42

CDR, USN (Ret.) 27 February- 2007

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 18 February 2007

CDR, USN (Ret.) 14 February 2007

BOYKIN,WlLUAM SwiFT '38 * LCDR. USNR (Ret.) 7 February 2007

G R E E N , J O H N N E A L '51 *

METCALF, J O S E P H III '51 *

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 14 February 2007

VADM, USN (Ret.) 2 March 2007

BRADY, GENE PAUL '50

HARRIS, JENNIFER JEAN '00 *

O ' L E A R Y , A R T H U R CHARLES J R . '44

Capt., USMC 7 February 2007

CDR, USN (Ret.) 12 February 2007

24 February 2007

H I C K S , LAWRENCE FREDERICK '52

P H E L P S , H E N R Y EDWARD '46

BROWN, T H O M A S H U D S O N '44

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 16 February 2007

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 7 February 2007

H U L L , A R T H U R NILES '48 *

R E I D , D O N A L D E M E R S O N '52

7 February 2007

LtCol,USA (Ret.) 8 February 2007

*

31 January- 2007

MCLAUGHLIN, FRANCIS J O S E P H '55

24 February 2007 M E R E D I T H , FRANCIS M A R I O N '59

*

BRAY,WILLIAM CURTIS '40

*

CDR, USN (Ret.) 9 February 2007 BROWN, J O H N ROUSSEAU '38

RADM. USN (Ret.) 17 October 1988

KARFGIN, CLEAMENS J R . '42

LCDR, USN (Ret.) 3 Jffiy 2005

R E M I N G T O N , EDWARD W A D E '45

LAMORIE, A N D R E W D E N I S '93

ROBERTS, E V E R E T T E A R L J R . '40 *

LCDR, USN 21 February 2007

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 14 February 2007

LASH, A D R I A N K E I T H '80

SCHLICHT, H A R O L D CHARLES '55

14 February 2007

Maj, USAF (Ret.) 23 January 2007

7 February 2007

BYERLY, DAVID H A R V E Y '21

CAPT, USNR (Ret.) 17 February 2007 CALTON, R E N N E T H JAVAN n

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4 February 2007 CAMPBELL, J O H N PAUL '39

LESSARD, STEVEN MICHAEL '77

7 February- 2007

17 February 2007

SHORT, WALLACE B R O U G H T O N '24

20 February- 2007

LIMA, J O H N A R T H U R '58

VADM, USN (Ret.) 26 February 2007

DONALDSON, WiLLLAM IRVING '47

LCDR, USN (Ret.) 7 February 2007

CRUMPLER, SEYMOUR FRANKLIN '47

*

LCDR, USN (Ret.) 25 February 2007

LOOMIS, DAVID FOWLER '41

EBBERT, E D W I N L E I G H '52

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 3 February 2007

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 21 February 2007

*

MACAULAY, WILLIAM GERALD '64

12 December 2006 EDDY, D E N V E R DO-YLE '53

SPROTT, ELBERT DAVIS J R . '38

11 January 1999 *

THOMAS, GEORGE JOSEPH J R . '57

Col, CEC, USAF (Ret.) 8 February 2007

M A T T I O N I , BLASCO '51

LCDR, USN (Ret.) 13 February 2007 EGAN, R O B E R T L E E '42

SMITH, M O R R I S M O N T E L L '48

28 January 2007

CDR, USN (Ret.) 17 February 2007

* obituary appears in this issue

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EARL PECK FEMNEY J R . '32

Captain Eari R Finney Jr, USN (Ret.), ffied peacefuUy at his home in Seatde, WA, on 23 November 2006.

Born on 15 June 1910 in Annapofis, MD, to Georgina and Earl Finney '02, Earl lived wherever his father's duty starioned them, incluffing aboard Adrffiral Farragut'sflagsffipHARTFORD (at that time a station ship in Charleston, SC) when he was a lad of 12. He attended tffiee high schools, graduating from Severn in 1928.

Upon graduation from the Naval Academy on 2 June 1932, he reported to MARBLEHEAD ( C L - 1 2 ) , foUowed by tours on BuSHNELL (AS-2) and HOVEY ( D D - 2 0 8 ) before taking a postgraduate course in aerology from 1938 to 1941 at the Naval Postgraduate School in AnnapoHs, MD, with completion of ffis master's degree at MIT. He served as aerological officer in Pattol Wing Seven and the Eastern Sea Frontier and put ESSEX (CV-9) ffi comrffission as her first aerological officer From January 1944 unffi Jffiy 1945, he was force na-vigator, assistant plans officer and aerological officer on the staff of Commander Seventh Ampffibious Force and participated in ampffibious operations throughout New Guinea, the Phffippines and Borneo.

After the war, he served as aerological officer on the staff of Commander Fleet Air Wing 14, operations officer on the staff of Commander Fourth Fleet, and as commanffing officer of BORDELON p D - 8 8 1 ) .

FoUowing tffis, he was a faculty member at the Armed Forces Staff CoUege m Norfolk; commanffing officer of CALOOSAHATCHEE (AO-98); head of the Mobffization Plans Branch at BuPers; commanding officer of U N I O N ( A K A - 1 0 6 ) ; and comptroUer of the 13th Naval District in Seattle, WA. He retired in June 1960 and worked for Boeing from 1961 to 1969.

His medals include the Legion of Merit with Combat V, Presidential Uffit Citation, American Defense, American Campaign, Asiatic-Pacffic Campaign with six Stars, World War II Victory, Navy Occuparion, Narional Defense, Philippine Liberation Ribbon with two Stars, Order of Orange Nassau (Netherlands) and Phffippine Presidential Unit Citarion Ribbon.

Earl married IsabeUe Breingan of Pordand, OR, in 1942 and they enjoyed 61 wonderfol years before she passed away in Jffiy 2003.

In rerirement, they enjoyed ttaveUng around America by car, taking trips to Hawafi, and spendffig time with their chUdren and grandchUdren.

Earl is survived by their four chUdren, Earl and Robert Finney, Susan Morry and Christine ConnaUy and their spouses; eight grandchUdren (plus five spouses); four great-grandsons; and ffis brother. Captain Edwin Canton Finney '37, USN (Ret.).

The Finney Family

'37

Captain Harry B. Hahn, USN (Ret), ffied peacefoUy on 16 January 2007 at ffis home in Ann Arbor, MI. He was born on 30 May 1915 in Brooklyn, NY. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy with the Class of 1937 and two years later, received a master's degree in electtical engmeering from MIT. He had a ffisringuished nfifitary career wffich began on NEW ORLEANS in Honolffiu, HI, on 7 December 1941, Peari Harbor Day. Other assignments included captain of TRATHEN, GREAT SiTKiN and NORTHAMPTON. In adffirion to sea duty,ffisshore assignments were secretary of the acaderffic board of the Naval Academy in Annapofis, MD; execurive officer of the Naval Ordnance Test Starion in China Lake, GA, and Director of the Atonfic Energy Division in the office of the Chief of Naval Operarions in Wasffington, DC. He rerired with the rank of captain in 1966. In 1968, he joined Bechtel Corporarion in San Francisco, CA, and started a second career in the business world.

In 1984, he finaUy retired as corporate secretary and manager of executive services for the Bechtel Group.

FoUowing ffis wife's death in 1993, Harry relocated to Ann Arbor, MI, to be with ffis daughter and famUy. He is survived by his daughter,Janet Hahn CoUins of Sahne, MI; grandson, Kevin; granddaughter, Kimberley; and one great-granddaughter, Kira.

Memorial services were conducted on 19 January 2007 at St. Francis of Assisi CathoHc Church in Ann Arbor, MI, and nfifitary honors were pro-vided on 26 January 2007 at ffie U.S. Naval Academy.

Tlie Hahn Family CHARLES STEIN J R . '37

The Reverend Charles Stein Jr. ffied on 26 December 2006 in Lake Badge,VA, whUe recovering from ffip surgery.

He was 92 years old.

Reverend Stein yvas born in jp^i^t McKeesport, PA, and received ffis ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ undergraduate degree from ffie Naval \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Academy with the Class of 1937 and his master's degree in businessfix>mStanford Uffiversity in 1952. He stuffied at Uffion Theological Senfinary in Richmond.VA, and was ordained as a deacon at age 60, m 1974.

During World War II, Reverend Stein helped estabHsh the Ampffibious Force Headquarters on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands Campaign and worked -with a smaU team to help develop the plan for the postwar Naval Supply Systems Conmiand.

During the Korean War, he served on the aircraft carrier BON HOMME RICHARD.

After the war, armed with his new M.B.A., Reverend Stein was given the task of modernizing the system of parts suppHes for the Navy's submarine fleet, a task that included ouffitring the first nuclear submarine, NAUTILUS.

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Retirffig fix)m ffie Navy as a captain in 1958, Reverend Stein became a lecmrer at ffie Hary-ard Business School, yvhere he researched government acquisition systems. He yvas a seffior ejKCutive m industry unffi joiffing ffie Commerce Deparmient to manage and coorffinate a number of nfinority business enterprises in ffie early 1970s.

Reverend Steffi sery-ed as yicar at St. Luke's Episcopal Church (Alexanffiia,VA); as assistant rector at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church (Woodbridge.VA); and as yicar at Holy Spirit Episcopal Church (Dale City.VA). He retired horn, active parish nfiffistry ffi 1980. but contmued to serve ffie Vfrginia Diocese as a supply priest. He yvas named assistant rector emeritus of St. Margaret's in 1990.

Reverend Stem yvas actiy-e for 50 years m Masoffic organizations, includmg ffie Dale City- Lodge, AF&FM of Ale.xanffiia and Kena Temple A^\ONMS of Fairfax, and yyas a past president of Chapter 15 ot ffie National Sojourners. He loved saffing and yvas interested ffi photography; computers and genealogy. He yvas a member of ffie Appalacffian branch of Clan McMiUan. Rey-erend Stem yyas predeceased by^ a son,Jeffiey Stem, m 1967, and his yyife of 59 years, Jane W. Stem, ffi 1998. He is suryiy-ed by his yvffe of e i ^ t years, Jean Blanton Stem of Westminster MD; sons. Charles Steffi of Lexington Park, MD, and Randall Stem of Mary-syiUe.TN; stepchUffien, Dffianey SteU, John SteU, Caffierine Jenrfings and Carol SteU; eight grandchUdren; and ten great-grandchUffien. excerpts from The Wasffington Post WmiAM SWIFT BOYKIN '38

Lieutenant Commander WUHam S. Boykin, USNR (Ret.), ffied on 11 February- 2007 after a faU on the ice near his Blakehurst Reffiement complex ffi Toyyson, MD. He yvas 90 years old.

BiU yvas born ffi Cuba, NY, and yvas a 1938 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. He was ffi ffie llffi Company and a steUar member of the syyimnfing team. Because of his ey-es, he yvas not commissioned upon graduation.

He attended MIT ffi ffie aerospace engmeering course and was commissioned m the Naval Reserve, spendffig World War II in ffie Bureau ofAeronaurics, developing arrestmg gear and a catch system for carriers, attainmg the rank of Heutenant commander After ffie war, he foimded and was the president of .McCaU-Boy-km Truck, Inc. Company In the commuffity, he was one of the foundmg fathers of the Roland Park Pool and a Rotarian.

BUI was a stalwart supporter of ffie Class of 1938, contributing to every reuffion pubfication produced. He and ffis yyife, Louise, attended aU Class ffinctions m the Wasffington, DC, and Annapofis areas. He was a Seffior Olympics syvfinmmg competitor who braced when he moved ffito another five-year bracket because, he said, he yvas then the youngest and always a yyiimer of gold medals.

He was preceded ffi deaffi by his lovmg wffe of 60 years, Louise (Pfitt) Boykm. He is survived by ffis sons. Captain WUHam

Swift Boykffi J r '68 and Stephen Phtt Boykm. He was the lovmg grandfather ofWiUiam Syvift Boykin III, Claire Catherine Boykin and Benjanfin Gunner Harless; great-grandfather of OHvia Risk Boykin and Madelyn S-wift Boykin; and the cherished partner of Catherine StruvenTyffings.

A memorial service yvas held on 10 March 2007 at the Blakehurst Life Care Community with Classmates m attendance.

Memorial conttiburions may be made to the Navy Refief Society or Habitat for Humanity.

Tlie Boykin Family & 1938 Classmates VICTOR BERNARD GRAFF '38

Captain Victor B. Graff, USN (Ret.), ffied ffi MUlbrae, CA, on 11 January 2007 at ffie age of 93.

Born in Hartford, CT, he attended UCLA before enterffig the Naval Academy yvith the Class of 1938. He was a member of ffie Nffith Company, an inttamural yvresder and member of The Log staff.

After duty ffi OKLAHOMA prior to Pearl Harbor, he became a surface saUor and served ffi AULICK, DALLAS, MEADE, MCGOWAN (XO), SHAW (CO), M C K E E (CO)

FARENHOLT (CO), KENNETH

D. BAILEY (CO) and MONTROSE (XO). Ashore, he was a Steam prof; plamfing officer for the instaUarion of ffie DEW Lme across the Canaffian Northyvest; and plans and readmess officer Western Sea Fronrier. He rerired as a captain in 1958, having been ayvarded the SUver Star, two Bronze Stars withV and a Commendarion Medal.

After reffiement, he yvas immeffiately employed as an instructor ffi the engineering department of the City CoUege of San Francisco, a posirion he held for ten years. Durmg tffis rime, he earned a master's degree in educarion adrffiffistrarion at CSUSF, served as president of the CoUege Facffity Assodation, the San Francisco Classroom Teachers Association, the CoUege Acaderffic Senate (wffich he assisted ffi founffing), and on the executive board of the Acaderffic Senate of the Cafiforffia Commuffity CoUeges. He yvas ffien selected to be ffie first dfrector of fadfities and plannmg for the newly formed San Francisco Commuffity CoUege District, a position he held for 12 years before agam reffimg.

For the services mentioned above, he received Resolution of Commendations from the San Francisco Commuffity CoUege Board ofTrustees, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, boffi houses of the Cahforffia State Legislatore, the Cafiforffia Parks and Recreation Society, the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors and the MUlbrae City CouncU. His other achievements included painting, for yvffich he also received sev-eral ayvards. Numerous paintings are m private coUections.

He lost his -wffe of 57 years, Helen; and is survived by his sister, Marion Graff; daughter, KatUeen Hutcffinson; grandchUffien. Marc Hutcffinson and Lisa Harris of Prfficeton-by-the-Sea, CA; and great-grandchUffien, Douglas Harris and Melaffi Lopez.

A memorial service was held on 20 January 2007 at the Chapel of the HigUands in Millbrae, CA. Private inurnment yvas at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno, CA. April 2007

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T?je Graff Family & 1938 Classmates SAMUEL ALEXANDER FORTER '40

Commander Samuel A. Forter, USN (Ret.), of Hingham, MA, passed away on 5 January 2007. He was 89 years old.

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by Idaho Senator WiUiam Borah, he graduated -with the Class of 1940.

Upon graduation, he was assigned to BOISE in Long Beach, CA. At the time of Pearl Harbor, BoiSE was stationed in the Pffihppines and took part in the defense of the PhiHppines.The ship was in various campaigns with the Asiatic-Pacific fleets until baffiy damaged during the night action at Cape Esperance in the Guadalcanal campaign. After repairs in the states, the ship saw acrion in the Sicffian invasion and the lanffings at Taranto and Salerno and again in the Pacific for the New Guinea campaign.

Sam left BoiSE in 1944 to attend postgraduate school in Armapofis and to MIT, where he received his master's degree in electrical engineering with a specialty in electroffics. His postWorld War II assignments included command of the destroyer HARWOOD and a squadron of LSTs. In 1955, Sam was assigned to the Special Projects Office in the Fire Conttol Branch working with the German scientists and the Army to integrate the Army's Jupiter rffissUe into sffips and submarines, unffi it was decided to have the Navy develop of its own missile, the Polaris. He became head of the guidance effort atSP Sam retired in 1960 with the rank of commander and went to Doc Draper's Instrumentation Lab at MIT as associate director and program manager for the design and development of the Fleet BaUistic MissUe guidance systems for the Polaris A3, Poseidon and Trident submarines. He retired in 1980.

The famUy settled in Hingham, MA, in 1960.The Porters were members of the Episcopal parish of St. John the Evangelist in Hingham, MA, where Sam served on the vestry and as tteasurer He was married in 1943 to Nancy (Kerr) Forter She predeceased him in 1961. In 1962, he married Dorothy Jeanne (Van Tilburg) Forter. He is survived by Dorothy; three children, Samuel III, Rodman and his wife Elsa, Deborah and her husband, Ben Hansbury; and two grandchUdren, Alexandra Sirota and her husband Brent, and Rodman Jr Funeral services with mUitary honors were held on 10 January 2007 at St. John's. His ashes wiU be scattered at sea at a later date.

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Captain Everett E. Roberts Jr, USN (Ret.), died on 14 February 2007 at the home of ffis daughter, Diane R.Wheeler, of Lewistown, PA, after a lengthy Ulness.

Captain Roberts was born in Ridgefield, CT, and graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1940. Upon graduation he was comiffissioned an ensign in the U.S. Navy and was assigned as gunnery officer on INDIANAPOLIS (CA-35) in Pearl Harbor, HI. INDIANAPOLIS was conducting Marine landing drUls at Johnson AtoU when Pearl Harbor was attacked on 7 December 1941. WhUe stationed in Hawaii, Captain Roberts met and married his wife, Dorothy Ida Bechert, in 1942.

After his tour of duty on INDIANAPOLIS, Captain Roberts was assigned as executive officer on the destroyer escort SAMUEL B .

ROBERTS (DE-413). SAMUEL B . ROBERTS participated in the Batde of Samar, which was a part of the Batde of Leyte Gulf and has been described as "The U.S. Navy's Finest Hour." SAMUEL B. ROBERTS was sunk during the batde as it made repeated torpedo runs against the Japanese cruiser CHIKUMA, which it eventuaUy sank. Captain Roberts spent three days adrift in the South Pacific waters untU he wasfinaUyrescued. He received the Legion of Merit for ffis heroism.

After the war. Captain Roberts was gunnery officer of the cruiser JUNEAU ( C L - 1 1 9 ) ; commanding officer of the destroyer escort MARSH ( D E - 6 9 9 ) and the destroyer PORTERFIELD ( D D - 6 8 2 ) .

He received ffis master's degree in bioraffiology from the University of Cahfornia-Berkley in 1954. He was assigned to the Military Liaison Comrffittee to the Atonfic Energy Comrffission at the time of his retirement from the Navy in 1958.

After ffis retirement from the U.S. Navy, Captain Roberts worked 24 years for RCA in Moorestown, NJ. During his time with RCA, he was an integral part of the development of the BaUistic MissUe Early Warffing System (BMEWS) and the U.S. Na-vy's AEGIS combat system.

Captain Roberts was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Dorothy Ida Bechert Roberts, in 1999. He is survived by his chUdren, Diane R.Wheeler of Lewistown, PA, Everett E. Roberts III of Honolulu, HI, and Gregory B. Roberts of Bryn Mawr, PA; grandchildren, Shelby S.Wheeler, Robert T.Wheeler, David C. Roberts, Christine E. Roberts and Rebecca L. Roberts; and his brother, Richard C. Roberts.

The Roberts Family AUGUST WILLLAM ELLIOTT '41

Captain August W. EUiott Jr, USN (Ret.), a Peari Harbor Survivor, of ffied at his home on 7 December 2006, the 65th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.

He was 88 years old.

BiU was born in Rocky Mount, NC, on 3 February 1918. He completed two years at The Citadel in 1938, before

entering ffie Naval Academy. Upon graduarion in February 1941, he was ordered to CASE (DD-370) in Hawafi, where he underwent his first baprism offire.CASE was credited with dowffing 2.5 Japanese aircraft.

BUI completed FHght School at Pensacola in 1943, and after a fUght insttuctor tour became execurive officer and then con-unanffing officer ofVF-66, the first squaffion to be assigned ffie Ryan FR-1 "FirebaU," a propeUer-driven fighter aircraft with a jet engine in the aft foselage. BiU conducted the carrier quafificarions in 1945, making it the first operarional carrier jet aircraft to enter ffie Navy. These yvere ffie beginffings of a ffisringuished career wffich carried him ffirough ffiree wars and sur-vival of ffiree airplane crashes. In one of the crashes, a Navy P2V that went doyvn at sea, Conmiander EUiott was one of offiy two survivors After servffig as commanffing officer ofV-195 in the Korean Theatte aboard ORISKANY in 1954, he yvas selected for the Naval War CoUege. Upon graduarion in 1956, he served as operarions officer of ffie carrier INTREPID, foUowed by a series of seffior operarional assignments; at Pacific Fleet Headquarters, as operarions officer of the Seventh Fleet and in 1963, in command of ffiefleetoUer NANTAHALA. In 1965, Captain EUiott was selected for major command as commanffing officer of the carrier SHANGRI-LA (CVA-38).

Afterffis"tour in SH.ANGRI-LA," BUI was ordered to Wasffington for ffis last tour of duty as nfifitary assistant to the chafrman of the Joint Cffiefs of Staff. Upon ffis retirement in 1969, he joined the Nortffiop Corporation in Wasffington, DC, where he remained for 13 years as a project officer and later as a consffitant.

BUI, a devoted husband and father, is survived by ffis loving wife of 34 years. Tucker WUson EUiott; daughters, Sandra EUiott Key and Susan EUiott Bohhnger; son, August WiUiam EUiott III; andffiefrfanfifies, mcluffing five grandchUdren; and two great-grandchUdren.

BiU was aptly named "August" wffich means "revered and honorable." He was both of these, and above aU a defficated naval officer.

Bob Brett ROBERT LEE EGAN '42

Robert Egan died on 4 February 2001.

His passing brings to mind the fact that the Naval Academy has been described as an institution that produces "leaders to serve the nation ."There are many ways to serve.

Although Bob faUed the eye exarffination at the end of Plebe Year in 1939 and was separated from the mUitary he completed ffis undergraduate education, worked as a metaUurgical engineer for seven years, and then decided on the medical profession. He earned his degree in 1950, concentrating on radiology.

In 1954, wffile at M.D.Anderson Hospital in Houston,TX, he was charged with developing rehable mammograms. He used

a polymer material to simulate breast tissue, embedding blocks of the substance with items of various densities, from paper cHps to talcum powder, and then x-raying the blocks and studying the film. By 1960, he had a usable system. CHnical trials showed it to be an acceptable and reproducible technique for early detection of breast cancer. He was dismayed however, that the technique would languish unused for years.

Bob then spent much of the rest of his lffe educating members of the meffical profession about the science of mammographyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;the abihty to save lives through tests and evaluation. In the process, he pubHshed 14 books and many articles about this Hfe saving procedure. He traveled worldwide, sharing information about the treatment of breast cancer.

Egan was on the faculty of Emory University from 1964 unffi his retirement in 1988. He ffirected Emory's breast cancer detecrion project, which included pioneering work in computeraided diagnosis.

In 1975, the American Cancer Society presented him with a Distinguished Service Award, declaring him to be the "Surgeon of the Year." The American CoUege of Radiology also presented ffim its ffighest honorâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a gold medal for his great contributions to raffiology.

Predeceased by his wife, Mary, whom he had met in medical school. Bob is survived by their five daughters, Kathy Egan, Deborah Egan, Cheryl Lane, Mehssa Fyfe and Patricia Harper; and six grandchUdren, Thomas, MicheUe, Aficia, Kevin, Blake and Heather.

Bob and Mary are buried in Cumrffing, GA. At the time offfisdeath. Bob was as an emeritus professor of radiology at Emory University, recognized as the developer of modern mammography. And Bob offiy had Plebe Year to point him in the right direction, to not offiy "serve the nation," but civffizarion in general.

Jerry Miller '42 RUSSELL FRANCIS FLYNN '42

Captain RusseU E Flynn, USN (Ret.), a resident of St. Michaels, MD, since 1979, died on Sunday, 18 February 2007, at ffis home due to compHcations of cancer He was 88 years old.

"Russ" was born on 15 August 1918 m LeesvUle, CT. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy as a member of the Class of 1942, with a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering.

FoUowing graduation, he served ffis country during World War II in the South Pacific, where he participated in notable battles such as the Leyte Guff invasion, the Battle of Surigao Strait, the Lingayen Gulf (Phffippines) invasion and the Okinawa invasion. He is also a veteran of the Korean War and served as operational communications and planning officer, CinCLant/CinCLantFlt, Norfolk,VA, during the Cuban MissUe Crisis.

Captain Flynn's naval career included service aboard MISSISSIPPI (BB-41), PENNSYLVANIA (BB-38),IOWA (BB-61),

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FinaUy, he served as commanffing officer of the U.S. Naval Communications Station Norfolk,VA, untU he retired from the NavyffiJffiy 1966.

Russ commenced ffis ci-vUian career, employed by Western Uffion Corp. in the Government Division in McLean,VA, unffi ffis retirement in August 1978.

Russ was a member of Saints Peter and Paffi Parish, St. Michaels CathoHc Chapel, the Kffights of Columbus, E.E. Stteets Memorial Post 5118V.F.W., American Legion Post 70, and since 1979 a member of the U.S. Coast Guard AtixUiary, FlotUla 04-05.

He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, BeUe, whom he married on 11 AprU 1942, and sister. Marge F. Banta.

Surviving are ffis brother, Henry Peter "High" Flynn of MontviUe, CT; sister OHve E. "Peaches" Flynn of New London, CT; six chUffien, Patticia Warsder of Reston,VA, RusseU F Flynn J r of Norfolk, VA, KatUeen S. Hanffigan ofTowson, MD, EUen C. Cooper of Easton, MD,John J.M. Flynn of Stephens City,VA, and Henry Peter Flynn of Breezy Point, MD; 12 grandchUdren; and three great-grandchUffien.

A ffineral fiturgy was celebrated on Friday, 23 February 2007, at St. Michaels Mission Church-St. Michaels CathoHc Chapel, St. Michaels, MD. Burial took place at St. Joseph's CathoHc Cemetery in Cordova, MD. Memorial conttibutions may be made to the Talbot Hospice Foundation, 586 Cynwood Drive, Easton, MD 21601.

The Flynn Family THOMAS HUDSON BROWN '44

Commander Thomas H. Brown, USN (Ret.), died on 9 February 2007 at Good Samaritan Center in Olathe, KS. He was 84 years old.

"Tom" was born on 18 May 1922, in Columbus, MS, to Katherine Lee Hudson and Thomas Arthur Brown. He graduated from Lee High School in Columbus, MS, and received an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy, graduating with the Class of 1944. He also attended the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA, where he received his bachelor of science in aerology; and The George Wasffington University, Wasffington, DC, where he received a master of science degree.

He served in the U.S. Navy for 26 years as a pilot on several carrier ships during World War II, the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam War He was also assigned to the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon.

After retiring from the Na-vy he accepted a job with Tracor, Inc, a defense contractor, in ArHngton, VA, as a scientific engineer He retired from Tracor after nearly 20 years. Tom also loved to SCUBA dive.

Tom suffered a massive stroke in January 1994. He was cared for at home byffiswife, LUfian, until he became a resident of the Good Samaritan Nursing Center, Olathe, KS, in December 2002. He was known for his welcoming snfile and his positive

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oudook that one day he would conquer his physical ffisabffities, and return home.

Tom is survived by his wife of 21 years, LUfian E. MeyerBrown of Fairway, KS; their cffildren, Susan B. Lawrence Qerry) of StaffieyVA, Thomas H. Brown J r (Lffida) of LurayVA, and Steven R. Brown of Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Steven L. Meyer (Deffise) of Overiand Park, KS; Rev. RusseU L. Meyer (Jtffia) ofTampa, FL; Rhonda Sue Meyer of Fairway, KS, and Da-vid M. Meyer (SaUy) of Prairie VUlage, KS; sister, Catherine Brown Carson (A.C.) of ArHngton,VA; 16 grandchUdren; and 18 great-grandcffildren.

A celebrarion of Hfe was held at First Lutheran Church in Mission HUls, KS, on 27 February 2007, wdth an honor ttibute fromVFW Post 7397 of Lenexa, KS. Services were held on 21 March 2007, at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, FaUs Church,VA, foUowed by interment at ArHngton Narional Cemetery with fiUl mUitary honors.

In Heu of flowers, the fanfily request memorials be made to the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1944; First Lutheran Church of Mission Hills, KS; or Good Samaritan Nursmg Center of Olaffie, KS. The Broum Family RICHARD ERLE RUDISILL JR. '44

Commander Richard E. RuffisUl Jr., USN (Ret.), ffied on 3 December 2006 in Graffite Bay, CA. Born on 6 March 1921 in Litde Rock, AR, he was raised in sunny San Diego, CA, the son of Colonel Richard and Edwina Rodgers RuffisUl. Richard "~' ffieamed of a fife at sea and graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy at AnnapoHs, MD, wiffi the Class of 1944. He served ffi the Souffi Pacific in World War II and the Korean War aboard INDIANA, NASHVILLE, DENVER, M T . OLYMPUS and DYESS.

He married Mary "Penny" Pickering Shryock in 1946 and they had five chUdren. Leaving acrive duty in 1955, he took on a new career as a systems engineer with the IBM Federal Systems Division, with assignments in Poughkeepsie, NY, Ontario, Canada, and Bethesda, MD. Richard later married Ehzabeth "Betsy" Richards Reese, also an IBM employee. Enthusiastic saUors, Betsy and Richard explored the Chesapeake Bay almost every weekend. They rerired in 1985 where they Hved in Potomac, MD, before moving to La JoUa, CA. Again, they became boat owners and joined ffie Southwestern Yacht. He was also a member of the USS NASHVILLE Association and was a compatriot of the Sons of ffie American Revolution.

His health faiUng, they moved to Granite Bay, CA, last year to be near his son, Michael.

Preceded in death by his wife. Penny, survivors include his wife, Betsy; his five chUffien, Richard,Virgiffia Rosenkranz, Robert, Michael and David; Us brother, Edward; ten grandchUdren, Dianne, Nancy, Scott, Eric, Natasha, Brayden, Kristen, Chase, Jacquehne and Grant; and two great-grandchUdren.

A memorial ceremony was held at the U.S. Naval Academy Chapel on 3 January 2007.

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Edyvard Holt ffied of heart faUure on 19 October 2006 at ffis residence in Kaneohe. HI. He was 84 years old.

Ed was born in Rossford, OH, where he attended local schools. In 1940, he enhsted in ffie Nay-y- and served on destroyers unffi he yyas appointed to ffie U.S. Naval Academy ffi 1942. He graduated in 1945 and served on destroyen ffien moved to submarines ffi 1947. He served on fleet submarines, as an instructor at Submarine School, and ffi 1953, was assigned as commandmg officer of MARLIN (Tl).

He resigned liom ffie Navy- ffi 1954 and joined ffie Electric Boatffiy-isionot General Dy-nanfics, yvhere he served as project engineer for SEAWOLF, SKATE, GEORGE WASHINGTON and

He ffien estabhshed and managed ffie raffiological engmeermg and control department, responsible for ensurmg raffioactive material w-as properly managed and hanffied. After this, he became program manager for construction of ffie ffist nuclear poyyered oceanograpffic research submarffie (NRI) and ffien program manager for Los ANGELES-class submarffies. In 1973, he left Electric Boat to joffi ffie Crayvford Fittings Company as dfrector of mdustrial relations, yvhere he remamed unffi he reffied ffi 1993.

Ed met his bride of 58 years, ffie former Vfrgiffia "Ginny" Cleeland, wffile at ffie Naval Academy. She predeceased him ffi 2000. Ed and Ginny are survived by- ffiefr daughter,Vfrgiffia McGaraghan of Kaneohe, HI; sons, Steven Bolt of San Francisco CA, and Christopher Holt of Salt Lake City UT; and four grandchUffien, Andrew^ McGaraghan and Nma, Sheldon and Hannah Holt.

A comrffittal service for Ed and Giimy wtiU be conducted at ffie U.S Naval Academy Columbarium on 25 AprU 2007.

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SEYMOUR FRANKUN CRUMPLER '47

Sevmour E Crumpler ffied on 20 February- 2007 at Sunrise Assisted Living m NapervUle, IL. He yvas 84 and had suffered from Alzheimer's ffisease.

"Crump" yvas born in LeaksviUe.VA, son of ffie Reverend Richard Perry and Horence (Seymour) Crumpler and yvas raised in the coal nfinffig country of Eastern Kentucky. He attended Berea CoUege for Uvo years before being appomted to the Naval Academy from Kentucky and after an outstanffing academic career, yvas graduated in June of 1946 yvith the 13th Company He served first m TARAWA (CV-40), and ffien m 1949, yvent to N E W JERSEY (BB-62), unffi assigned to ffie Underway Trafifing Uffit at NorfoU;:,VA, ffi 1953. In 1952, he met and married

Barbara Gaskins of Norfolk, and ffid tffis writer the honor of askmg me to be best man at ffieir December weddmg.

In 1954, he resigned ffis comrffission and took a position with the New Departure Division of GM. In 1958, he moved to a sales position wiffi a former customer, the FrankHn Electtic Corporation of Blufiton, IN, the world's largest manufacturer of submersible motors, and a world leader in weU and foel pumping systems, as a sales engineer He spent the remainder of ffis busffiess career mvolved prmcipaUy -with thefr work ffi naval underwater research vessels and yvith boyv posirioffing ffiruster motors, and reffied as ffieir regional sales manager for mdusttial sales.

In reffiement ffi NaperviUe, IL, he enjoyed ttavel, volunteered as an elecrion judge, played bridge regffiarly and gready enjoyed dancing yvith ffis yvffe.

He is survived by ffis wffe of 54 years, Barbara; son, Stephen F. Crumpler of Lenofr CityTN; daughter, Patticia Green of NapervUle, IL; brother, Robert Crumpler of Louis-vUle, KY; sister, LudUe Stewart ofTaUahassee, FL; and six grandchUffien.

A Mass of Cffiisrian Burial yvas celebrated at St. Margaret Mary Parish ffi NaperviUe, IL, on 24 February 2007, and mterment foUoyved at Samts Peter and Paffi Cemetery ffi ffiat dty The fanfily asks that memorials be dfrected to Alzheimer's Associarion, 2007 Annual Fund Drive, Greater NaperviUe Campaign; to Alzheimer's research; or to St. Margaret Mary Parish Bffildmg Fund, 1450 Green TraUs Dr, NapervUle, IL 60540.

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Commander Walter T. Pate J r , SC, USN (Ret.), ffied on 12 January 2007 at WUHamsburg,VA. He yvas 83 years old.

He yvas a narive of Mississippi and attended Marion Mffitary Insrimte ffi Marion, AL, before receivmg ffis appoint\d ^ R k ^ ^ ^ ^ H ment to the Naval Academy from • n I ^W^^^^^^ Mississippi. He was a letter man and among ffie best of the Navy varsity tennis team. He graduated ffi 1946 with the Tffird Company, knoyvn mosdy by ffis boyhood ffickname of "Peter" — as ffis father had been. Neither he nor anyone ffi ffis toyvn coffid ever explaffi why.

Upon graduarion, "Pete" yvas comiffissioned in the Supply Corps. His assignments were aU ffi Supply, and he pursued graduate smffies m busffiess adnfiffisttarion at The George Wasffington Uffiversity and ffi DOD procurement and systems management at the Rensselaer Poly-techffic Insritute. He reffied from acrive duty in September 1967.

He yvas ffist employed yviffi Computer Sciences Corporarion of Falls Church, VA, involved in program management of NOAA's Narional Data Buoy Project. He later served for several years with the Arthur D. Litde Corporarion, and ffi 1993 reffied to settie at KingsmUl,ffiWUHamsburg VA. In rerirement, he contmued to enjoy tennis unffi Ul health made that infeasible. He gready enjoyed conrinuing educarion courses at the Cffiistopher Wren Associarion for Lffelong Learnmg of the CoUege ofWUHam and Mary. He yvas a member of Bruton Parish Episcopal Church.

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He married Mrs.Virginia Warner Davis at Chevy Chase, MD, in 1988. Peter is survived by his wife of 19 years; son, Michael; daughter, Helen; stepchUdren, John Dern and Lisa Wuthrich; two grandchUdren; and five step-grandcffildren.

Funeral services were held at Bruton Parish Church on 17 January 2007, foUowed by interment at Peninsula Memorial Park in Newport News,VA. Chet Shaddeau '47 DONALD K E N T SKINNER '47

Lieutenant Commander Donald K. Skinner, USNR (Ret.), died on 27 December 2006, at CamariUo, CA. Don Skinner was born on 20 August 1922 in Corona, CA. He grew up playing in the orange groves there, and eUisted in the Navy in 1942. He served in a South Pacific carrier as an aviation machiffist's mate, competed for and acffieved a Fleet appointment, went to the Naval Academy Prep School, and entered the Naval Academy in June of 1943. Active in crew and saffing as a Mid, he graduated with the 22nd Company in June of 1946.

He married Betty upon graduation, then served in MIDWAY (CVA-41), ALBANY (CA-123), and as a student at the Electroffics Maintenance School on Treasure Island, CA, before ffis resignation in 1949.

He was a shop foreman with Sperry Gyro when he was recaUed to active duty during the Korean action, and served at Sandia Base in New Mexico. Upon release, he maintained his relationship with the active Reserve, retiring eventuaUy as a heutenant commander Don's work in the electroffics and rffissUe design fields took him and his fanfily to Point Mugu, to New York and back to Cahfornia, with Arma, Republic Aviation and Curtiss-Wright.

He settled down with Hughes in the Los Angeles, CA, area, as an aerospace project engineer and manager Betty died in 1984, and he married Mrs.Vivian LeeYahn on St.Valenrine's Day in 1988.

He is survived, in addition to his wife,Vivian, by ffis children, Carolyn Marcus, Donald B. Skinner, James M. Skinner and KatUeen Simmons; ten grandchildren; three great-grandchUdren; as weU as by his stepchUdren, BrentYahn,TavinYahn,Tamota Wiseman, Pamela Evanston and Todd Yahn; and ffine stepgrandchUdren.

His Hfe was celebrated in a memorial service at CamariUo Community Church in CamariUo, CA, on 6 January, 2007. It was planned that his ashes wiU be dividedâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;half wiU be scattered at sea by the Navy, and half wiU be interred at La JoUa, CA. Chet Shaddeau '47

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A R T H U R NDLES HULL '48

D r Arthur N. HuU passed away oUy rffinutes after blowing kisses to ffis fanfily and friends on 7 February 2007 after a short iUness. He was 80 years old. He greeted every day singing "Good Morning, Merry Sunshine," loved to teU stories and was a happy spirit.

Born in Troy NY, in 1926 to D r Alson HuU and Fanny (NUes),Art discovered his passion for fisffing and the outdoors early. After attending Rensselaer Polytechnic Insritute, he graduated from the Naval Academy with the Class of 1948. He met the love of Us life. Dawn Harwood, on board a naval transport to Shanghai.

They married and had one cffild, KatUeen PUlsbury HuU. The famUy loved travel and the excitement of new career assignments from Morocco to Hawaii. Art earned his master's degree in meteorology from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA, and his PhD in meteorology from the Uffiversity of Hawafi.

Art was the meteorologist in charge of the Seattle National Oceanic and Atmospheric Office when Mount St. Helens erupted in 1980. He received ffigh recognition for ffis leadersffip resulting in prompt emergency evacuations and accurate forecasting of the ash plume movement.

In 1982, Art and Dawn returned to the Carmel HigUands of Cafiforffia to buUd their dream cottage on Yankee Point. They shared their love of the sea, affimal rescue and environmental preservation. After Dawn passed away in 1997, Art mentored and tutored ffigh school and coUege students and eagerly foUowed their educational and personal successes. His home became the center of impromptu dinners and rummy games. He shared his zest for Hfe when on ffis daUy rides on ffis motorized scooter in the neighborhood greeting neighbors, contractors and everyone in his path.

Art is survived by his daughter, KatUeen and her husband, FUchard Rutledge of BartlesvUle, OK; stepmother, Lois HuU of Troy, NY; and tffiee ffieces, Afison Green and her husband, Tony ofVancouver, BC, Lucy Erskine of OakviUe, Ontario, and Margy Erskine ofYuma,AZ. He wUl be nfissed by three great-nephews; his friend and caregiver often years, Nancy Stephens; and students, Kiet Luong, Ruth Protpakorn and Kesinee Chotsawat.

Services with rffilitary honors were held at El Carmelo Cemetery on 14 March 2007.

In fieu of flowers, the famUy requests that donations be made to the Salvation Army 1280 Fremont, Seaside, CA 93955.

TTie Hull Family ALBERT GEORGE OPITZ '48

Lieutenant Commander Albert Opitz, USN (Ret.), originaUy of Springfield, MA, and a resident of MonroeviUe, PA, since 1968, died at the VA Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA, on 23 January 2007.

He was 83 years old.

Al enhsted in the Navy in January 1942 and served aboard ARKANSAS (BB-33)

in Worid War II as a raffioman second class. He received a Fleet appointment to ffie Naval Academy and graduated with the Class of'48A in June 1947.

He served aboard ELOKOMIN (AO-55), SAN PABLO ( A V P - 3 0 ) , and SIBONEY (CVE-112), ffien, served wiffi ffie CinCLantFk and Iceland Defense Force stafis. During ffie Korean War, he served aboard PORTERFIELD (DD-682). Al next attended the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA, and earned a master's degree ffi nuclear physics at ffie Carnegie Insritute ofTechnology (now Carnegie MeUon Uffiversity). His naval career continued at ffie Office of Naval Research, Wasffington, DC, and at the San Francisco Naval Sffipyard. Al's last assignment was at the Naval Raffiological Defense Laboratory, San Francisco, CA. During ffie Cuban MissUe Crisis, he was ffie officer in charge of the West Coast Naval Raffiological Control Team. Lieutenant Commander Opitz retired firom ffie Navy in February 1965.

Al went on to foUow a career wiffi Westinghouse Nuclear Systems imffi 1984, when he retired as a principle engineer Al was also retired fiom ffie U.S. Coast Guard Auxffiary.

Al is survived by ffis wffe of nearly 59 years, the former Shfrley Marsh of Sprffigfield, MA; sister, Dorothy Ruhf son, Johaim Opitz; granddaughters, CaroHne Price and Shalan McCleUand; great-grandson, Aaron Price; and a number of nephews,ffieces,and cousins. His daughter, Kristina McCleUand, predeceased him in 1992.

Memorial services and interment were conducted at the Plum Creek Cemetery, Plum Borough, Pittsburgh, PA, on 2 February 2007. Mffitary honors were provided by the Naval Recrffitmg Office, North Huntmgdon, PA. Contributions ffi memory of Albert Opitz may be made to ffie MOAA Scholarsffip Fund,"201 N. Wasffington St., Alexandria, VA 22314; or to the PA Southwestern Veterans Center Weffare Fund, 7060 Highland Rdâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; Pittsburgh, PA 15206 and woffid be deeply appreciated by ffis fanfily Johann Opitz GENE PAUL BRADY '50

Gene Brady passed away unexpecteffiy at ffis home in St. Augustine, FL, on 31 January 2007, foUowing ffinner out with a friend. His death was caused by heartffisease,with wffich he had contended for many years foUowdng bypass surgery. He was 79 years old.

A native of AUegheny County (Buder), PA, and a graduate of the Naval Academy Class of 1950, Gene served in the U.S. Navy for SLX years, primarUy as a naval aviator in multi-engine aircraft.

FoUowing ffis naval service, he attended the "Wharton School of Busffiess at the Uffiversity of Pennsylvaffia and became a securities analyst on WaU Stteet, writing two ffigUy acclaimed books on the stock market. Committed to fiving a healthy and folfiUing Hfe, he ttaveled widely with Helena, ffis coUege professor wife of 47 years. She was herseff a heart ttansplant survivor of many years, but predeceased ffim in 2005. In ffis later years. Gene wrote

two books on improving health and quality of life, andgocularly told his Classmates that he fuUy expected to oudast aU of us.

John Henderson '50 J O H N NEAL GREEEN '51

Captain John N. Green, USN (Ret.), ffied on 14 February 2007.

Captain Green was born on 28 June 1927 in InffianapoHs, IN, attended grade school in TaylorsvUle, IN, and high school in Columbus, IN. He effiisted in the Uffited States Navy in 1944, and was later appointed to the V-12 Program, and subsequently received an appointment to the Naval Academy from the N R O T C Uffit at the University of Louisville in 1947. Graduating with the Class of 1951 (stanffing tffird in ffis class),ffisfirstassignment was to BEXAR ( A P A - 2 3 7 ) , where he served first as a deck officer and finaUy as communications officer.

Captain Green served in CHARLES P. CECIL (DDR-835) ffi the Adantic and Mediterranean before attending the Naval Postgraduate School, graduating in 1958 with a master's degree in physics. He commanded TOMBIGBEE (AOG-11), and was then assigned to the first of four tours in the Polaris and Poseidon rffissUe programs. His last tour at sea was as executive officer of MAUNA KEA ( A E - 2 2 ) . He was selected for ordnance engineering restricted fine. He served as the Na-vy Haison officer for re-entry vehicle development with the Air Force BaUistic Systems Division. He next took a course of study in defense systems analysis, which included a master's degree in econorffics from the Uffiversity of Maryland, and then served with the Center for Naval Analysis in strategic stuffies. In 1970, he was ordered to the Naval Plant Representative Office at Lockheed, Sunnyvale as head of the Engineering Division.

In 1971, Captain Green took command of the Polaris MissUe Facffity Atlantic. In 1974, he became Assistant Chief for Technology in the Office of Naval Research serving untU ffis retirement in 1976.

Captain's Green's decorations include the World War II Victory Medal, the Korean Service Medal with three Stars, and the Air Force Commendation Medal.

Captain Green worked at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Cahforffia untU 1984, when he moved to Green VaUey, AZ, for retirement. Having earned a master's degree in taxarion from Cahforffia State Uffiversity, he operated ffis own tax prepararion service, JonBar Tax, Inc. He was a member of the Naval Academy Alumffi Assodation, the American Legion and a Hfe member ofThe Retired Officer's Association. He earned his N-star in track at the Academy and was an avid tennis enthusiast.

Captain Green's first -wife, the former Barbara Donath, died in 1997. He is survived by ffis wife, Amy Moore of Davis, CA; and ffis sons. Derrick of Sacramento, CA, and Brett of Livermore, CA.

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Vice Adrffiral Joseph Metcaff III, USN (Ret.), passed away on 2 March 2007 from compficarions of progressive neurologicalffisorderHe served ffie Uffited States Na-vy for 40 years -wiffi a zest for new chaUenges and a contagious enthusiasm.

Born in Holyoke, MA, on 20 December 1927, he graduated from the Naval Academy with the Class of 1951.

He held sea commands in each grade, Heutenant through vice adrffiral. He commanded WESTCHESTER COUNTY, which made the first combat lanffing in Vietnam, and 29 years later, fiberated Grenada and rescued U.S. cirizens as the task force commander of Operarion Urgent Fury. Operation Urgent Fury was the first combat operation since the Vietnam War and provided valuable lessons in joint, mffiti-service operations and integration of the press on the modern batdefield. Speaking to the workers at the IngaUs Sffipyard, he challenged them to "BuUd her as though your fife depended on her—it rffight. BuUd her as if your son were to saU on her—he wUl. BuUd her as if she represents you— in a fight. BuUd her as if you were paying the bUl. BuUd her as ff she were to preserve your freedom. IT MUST." After ffis retirement in 1987, he participated in numerous panels on thefiUlrange of naval operations. He served on numerous boards incluffing the National Academy of Sciences for Naval Stuffies, the Naval Research Ad-visory, Navy Mutual Aid Society, Navy Federal Creffit Uffion, USS CONSTITUTION Museum and the Navy Rehef Society. He was also the ffistrict chairman of the Potomac Division of the National Capital Region Boy Scouts of America and was a member of the vestry of Saint Patrick's Episcopal Church. He enjoyed fly fisffing, bicycfing on ttaUs around Us home ffi Northwest Wasffington, DC, and gardening. His green thumb was a source of great envy.

Adrffiral Metcaff is survived by ffis wife of 56 years, Ruth; three chUdren, D r Joseph Metcaff IV of KnoxviUe,TN, David Daffiels Metcaff ofWeUfington, FL, and Efizabeth Metcaff MiUer of Reston,VA; and 11 grandchUdren.

The Metcalf Family EDWIN LEIGH EBBERT '52

Captain Edwin L. Ebbert, USN (Ret.), ffied of a heart attack on 21 February 2007 after an automobUe accident on 15 February 2007. He was 77 years old. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Jean Audrey Ebbert, who was also seriously injured in the accident. As she recovers, she may be reached via their daughter, Tracy Revalee, 848 East Retherford Road, Liberty IN 47353.

"Leigh" was born in Huron, SD, on 6 June 1929 and attended the University of Oregon before receiving his appointment to the Naval Academy in 1948. He was graduated with the Class of 1952, a member of the Fourth Company. Upon graduation from ffight training in Pensacola, FL, he married Lieutenant Juffior Grade Jean Audrey Ineson, USN, in AprU 1954.

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He then proceeded to an attack carrier squaffion touring the Pacific; stuffies at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA, and Princeton Uffiversity, where he received a master's degree in aeronautical engineering in 1966; and a second squadron tour with Meffiterranean deployments.

Leigh attended the Armed Forces Staff CoUege and served a short test pUot tour He was squadron commander of RVAH-9 based in Whidbey Island, WA, and was on board FORRESTAL when the squaffion survived the ffisasttous fire in Jffiy 1967.

He completed tours on the Carrier Division Staff, at OpNav and then was cffief of staff of the Naval Research Laboratory for seven years before retiring in 1982.

Leigh continued to work toward ffiture naval capabffities at the Johns Hopkins University Apphed Physics Laboratory, as a key player in the extensive stuffies conducted to define the characteristics of the Next Generation Desttoyer He was seffior vestryman at St. Aiden's Episcopal Church, one of ffis many rffiffistries there. Leigh never stopped learffing, commufficating or sharing ideas among ffiverse commuffities.

He was especiaUy defficated in ffis duties as Class secretary for the Class of 1952 for more than 20 years.

In adffition to his wife.Jean, Leigh is survived byffiefrdaughters, Tracy Revalee (Frank) and Mercedes Ebbert KrugHnski (Tom); son, Frank Ebbert Qen); as weU as four grandchUffien, Lauren and Daffiel KrugHnski, Claire Wiseman and Leo Ebbert; and two great-grandchUffien, EmUy Treadway and Anffiew HouncheU. The Ebbert Family NIEL PATRICK FERRARO '54

Rear Adrffiral Niel P. Ferraro, USN (Ret.), of Leesburg,VA, and formerly of Corffing, NY, ffied on Tuesday, 20 December 2005 at ffis home. He was 74 years old.

Born in the Bronx, NY, on 13 October 1931, he was ffie son of Michael andVincenzina Ferraro. Niel graduated in 1949 from Corffing Free Academy in Corffing, NY, receiving the atUeric scholar award.

He stuffied architecture at CaffioHc Uffiversity of America, and received ffis undergraduate degree in mechaffical engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy -with the Class of 1954, where he was a member of the Fourth Company.

Niel and Rita Jane Aug were married on 12 June 1954 at St. Mary's CathoHc Church in Corffing, NY, upon ffis graduarion from the Naval Academy.

FoUowing graduarion, Niel attended ffie Naval Supply Corps School in Athens, GA. He received a master's degree wiffi honors in industtial management from Purdue University in 1961, and graduated with ffistinction from the Industrial CoUege of ffie Armed Forces in 1973. During his 31-year Navy career,ffisshipboard duties included GoRDius, ZELLARS and ALBANY. His shore tours of duty included aide and special assistant to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy (InstaUarion and Logisrics); executive ffirector for contracts, Naval Air Systems Command; executive officer. Naval Supply Center Oakland; and vice con-unander,

Naval Supply Systems Command. His final duty station was Deputy- Cffief of Staff, Logistics Reaffiness/Fleet Supply Officer, CinCLantFlt.Tyyice ayvarded the Legion of Merit, he was promoted to rear adrffiral in 1980.

After ffis retirement fix)m ffie Navy- in 1985, Niel became rice president and cffief operating officer of DDL Omffi Engmeering. He later formed Ferraro and Associates, Inc., consffiting for various defense industry orgaffizations. He attended ffie Uffiversity of Pennsylvania, Wharton School in 1992. Prior to ffis second retirement in 1997 to help care for ffis aifing parents, he yyas a yice president for Uffisys Corporation.

Niel is survived by ffis wffe of 51 years, Rita Jane Ferraro; son. Commander Patrick Ferraro, SC. USN, and ffis yyife, Trisaim; daughter, MicheUe Price and her husband, Robert; sLx grandchUdren; nepheyvs; a ffiece; and cousm, Loffis Ferraro.

The Ferraro Family LUCIAN K E I T H D E M O T T

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Lieutenant Colonel L.K."Keiffi" DeMott, USAF (Ret.), ffied on 27 Januarys 2007 ffi Melbourne, FL, after a very brief batde yyiffi very aggressive cancer and pneumoffia.

Keiffi (also knoyvn by Classmates as "Lou") yvas born ffi Manhattan, NY, on 4 June 1935. His early years were spent ffi BronxyiUe, NY, yvith ffis parents, and summers yy-iffi his aunt and uncle ffi Frog City (Luffiow),VT. After ffie deaffi of his mother, ffiey moved to McLean.VA. Keith attended his last year of ffigh school at BuUis Prep, and entered ffie U.S. Naval Academy ffi 1953.

Keiffi was commissioned ffi the U. S. Air Force upon graduation wiffi ffie Class of 1957. He retired after 25 1/2 years at McChord AFB.WA. Most of Keiffi's career yvas spent ffi ffie missUe field.

After reffiement, he worked for Martin Marietta at Vandenberg AFB, CA, and on ffie Space Shutde external tank program at Cape Canaveral, FL; retiring from Martffi Marietta m 1993.

Keiffi loved sailing and passed this love along to his chUdren and grandchUdren. He was a member of the Eau Galfie Yacht Club ffi Inffian Harbour Beach, FL, for many years. He was a former member of the Cocoa Beach Power Squaffion; a member of ffie Cape Canaveral Chapter of National Sojourners; a 32nd degree Mason and member of Omar Shrine. He yvas currendy a member of the Space Coast Chapter of the U.S. Naval Academy Alumffi Assodation.

Kdffi was also an a-vid fan of older cars, considering himseff a "shade ttee"mechaffic (he yvas quite good at that).

Keiffi married PoUy FUfinore Cole, a yvidow with tffiee chUdren, ffi 1962. They had celebrated thefr 44th anffiversary ffi 2006. Keith is survived by their chUdren, Steven John DeMott and Severn Mahon DeMott; stepchUdren, Alan Cole, Lmda Bennett and James Cole; 14 grandchUffien; and one great-granddaughter.

A memorial service was held ffi Inffian Harbour Beach, FL, yyith Chaplain Ken Cocker officiating, on 10 February 2007.

Interment yvith nfifitary honors wiU be held at the USNA Columbarium on 24 October 2007.

Memorial donations may be made to Brevard Hospice; a charity of choice; or checks may be sent to the U.S. Naval Academy Foundation 1957 Naval Heritage Chair, "In memory of Keith DeMott" in the remarks area, maUed to U.S. Naval Academy Foundation, 291 Wood Road, Beach HaU, Armapofis, MD 21402.

The DeMott Family WnxLAM GERALD MACAULAY '64 Commander WiUiam G. MacAffiay USNR (Ret.), ffied of a heart attack at Duxbury, MA, on 12 December 2006.

He was in ffis 64th year.

"BUl" (also known as "Enos" or "Mac"), grew up in the West End section of Boston, MA, as the youngest of John and Marion MacAffiay's tffiee sons. He entered the Naval Academy on a congressional appomtment foUo-wing graduation from Boston Techffical High School. DuringffisAcademy years, BUl was proficient acadenficaUy, active socially and a stalwart member of the 14th Company atUetic teams. He graduated with ffis Naval Academy classffiJune of 1964.

After graduation he married ffis ffigh school sweetheart, earned his Wmgs as a naval aviator, and flew various Navy ttansport afrcraft unffi he left active duty ffi 1970. Durmg his Navy career, he flew C-118 and C-131 afrcraft whUe assigned to VR-1. His assignments took him around the world, mcludmg missionsffiViemam. He remamed acrive ffi the Naval Reserve yvith VR-51, reriring as a commander.

FoUoyvmg ffis acrive duty, he conrinued flyffig as a pUot for Delta Afrhnes. He quafified as captaffi for B-727 and B-757/767 afrcraft and flew primarUy on ffiternarional routes. BUl was most proud of ffis more than 20,000 ffight hours "without incident."

He was acrive m the Afrhnes PUots Associarion and participated ffi several conttact negoriarions. He reffied from Delta as a seffior captaffi ffi October 2002.

Tffioughout ffis Hfe, BUl's positive approach to lffe and his genume mterest ffi others made ffim a "friend's friend" to ffis Classmates, co-workers and neighbors. Even whUe workmg tffiough penonal ttagedy, he alyvays remamed tuned into the fives of others. He had the rare abffity to make everyone feel special tffiough ffis kindness and generosity. He embraced Hfe fiUly and said it best ffi ffis o-wn words when he wrote ffi ffis 40th reuffion bio, "I am a lucky guy."

BUl was predeceased by ffis yvife of 34 years, Karen (Reska) MacAffiay of Boston, MA. He is survived by ffis son, Stephen of Cfficago, IL; daughter, AUison McCann, her husband, CoHn, and thefr cffildren, Kyle and Kiera McCann of Quincy, MA; and brothers, John MacAulay of Long Branch, NJ, and Ken MacAffiay ofTampa, FL. He is also survived by ffis lovmg compaffion, Mary Ann Glynn of NorweU, MA.

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LASTCALL A memorial service was held on 17 December 2006 in Kingston, MA, with an overflow crowd in attendance.

WESLEY ALLEN WHITBECK '85

Wesley A. Whitbeck ffied unexpecteffiy on 3 January 2007 in BeUevue, WA. He was 43 years old.

Born in Cocoa Beach, FL, on 29 July 1963, he had Hved in the Northwest since the age of nine. He graduated from Decatur High School in Federal Way, WA, in 1981. He was a member of the National Honor Sodety, was studentbody treasurer and a member of the symphonic and stage band, and the cross-country and ttack team for four years. He received primary nonfinations to West Point, the Air Force Academy and the Naval Academy, and was accepted at the Coast Guard Academy. Wes graduated from the Naval Academy with the Class of 1985, as a member of the 35th Company. At the Academy, he was in the Drum and Bugle Corp and played at several national footbaU games. He received a bachelor's degree in Marine Engineering窶年uclear Specialty His parents and maternal grandparents attended ffis graduation and were exttemely proud to see ffim shake hands with President Ronald Regan. Wes received ffis SUver Dolpffins after a summer traiffing cruise in INDLANAPOLIS ( S S N - 6 9 7 ) , stationed in the Phffippines. His last summer at the Academy was spent in Europe durmg the 40th anffiversary of D-Day After graduation, he attended Nuclear Power School in Orlando, FL. Later, he was ordered to ffight traiffing at Pensacola, FL, and Corpus Cffiisti.TX. At ffis winging ceremony in AprU 1988,ffisfather, Jim, pinned ffis own Gold Wings to Wes' uffiform. Jim was also a naval aviator, ha-ving flown Corsairs during the Korean War Wes flew P3-Cs out of Moffett NAS. After ffis separation from the Navy with the rank of Heutenant juffior grade in 1996, he worked for Boeing in engineering configuration conttol, and more recently with Northrop Grumman in Lakewood, WA. He had switched careers and was working on Mffitary Commuffication Software Techffical Manuals.

Over the years he enjoyed long-distance bike riding, x-box racing, snow-boarding. Scrabble and other word games and raising ffis chUdren. He was extremely fond of dark chocolate and classical music, and on ffis 40th birthday, cHmbed Mt. Rainier (14,410 ft).

Wes is survived by ffis mother, Jane Hower of Renton,WA; father, Jim Whitbeck of Kent, WA; and two chUdren,Tiffaffi (23) and Alex (14) ofWhitefish, MT. A memorial service was held on 20 January 2007 and he was interred atTahoma National Cemetery on 29 January 2007.

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Captain Jenffifer J. Harris, USMC, ffied ﾂｰ " ^ February 2007, when the CH-46 Sea Knight heHcopter she was pUoting went down in Al Anbar Province, Iraq.

She was 28 years old and had been on her third tour of duty to Iraq.

Born and raised in Swampscott, MA, she was the daughter of RaymondW and Rosafie M. (Macone) Harris. She was the niece of Anthony and Linda Macone of Nahant, MA, who assisted in her upbringing. A 1996 graduate of Swampscott High School and a 2000 graduate of the Naval Academy, she attended the Basic School in Quantico,VA, and went on to Pensacola, FL, where she attended ffight school. After earrfing her Wings of Gold, she was assigned to HMM-364 Purple Foxes at Camp Pendleton, CA. She attended the Weapons and Tactics Instructor's Course (WTI) at the Marine Corps School in Yuma,AZ. Captain Harris was one of the few selected for the Youth Senate Mentoring Program in Wasffington, DC, and was to have started there on 1 March 2007. On 15 May 2007, she was to start as an instructor for the ROTC program at The George Wasffington Uffiversity.

Captain Harris was a member of the Stephen's Post 1240, VFW in Swampscott, MA, and a member of the Swampscott High School Alumffi. She was a drum major and flutist with the Swampscott High Band; she worked ffi ffie Swampscott Recreation Comrffission saffing program and worked at the Swampscott Pubhc Library. She volunteered at Salem Hospital.

She was always interested in government in school and in ffie commonwealth, and served an internsffip with Congressman Peter TorkUdsen.

She is survived by her parents, Rosafie M. (Macone) Harris and Raymond W. Harris; grandparents, Pasquale and Gina (Ciaramaglia) Macone of Nahant, MA; aunts, Maureen Gorton and her husband, John of Florida and Marie C. Ahem and her husband, Ke-vin ofWoodbridge,VA; great-uncle, Mario Ciara of North Falmouth, MA; cousins, Ann SoUberger, Prichard Gorton, Scott Harris, Patrick Ahern and Christina Ahem. She is also survived by her beloved fiance and her nfifitary escort, Major Christopher Aaby USMC. A funeral Mass was held on 19 February 2007 at St. John ffie EvangeHst Church, Swampscott, MA, foUowed by burial in Swampscott Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be made to the Captain Jenffifer J. Harris Memorial Scholarship Fund at Swampscott High School, c/o Eastern Bank, 405 Paraffise Road, Swampscott, MA 01907.

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D E A D L I N E : 5 O c t o b e r (all reservations received after this date a r e $ I GO each day) E n t r y fees a r e n o n - r e f u n d a b l e (includes inclement weather). They will be used t o help defray tournamen expenses wiffi the remainder going t o the Navy Golf Team. N o substitutions will be accepted after applications ar processed. Replacements will be made from the standby list. Once on the standby list, teams/pairings are not guaranteec If individuals o r teams are subsequently offered a tee time and decline, the non-refundable policy applies.

William B. Morrow

HOMECOMING GOLF

Trophy for overall l o w gross; overall l o w n e t ;

NAME:

and low gross and low

ADDRESS:

net winners and runners-up in each flight.

Linda Lee

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410-295-4025

DAYTIME PHONE:

www.usna.com

Name Name Name

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CLASS

EMAIL:

D Enter me in the Championship on 19 October D A photocopy of U S G A card must be enclosed o r faxed t o 410-295-4003.

My handicap index is as of / / n Enter me in the Seniors Flight on Friday 19 October Course name T I am a current member of the USNA Golf Club. in support of Navy Golf.

3 I cannot play, but am enclosing a donation in the amount of $. n I would like t o be paired with:

click on event r e g i s t r a t i o n ,

2007

Please check as applicable: 3 Enter me in the Scramble on Thursday, IS October

or signup online

log in online c o m m u n i t y ,

^ Refreshments and appetizers available on both day and with raffle drawing and prizes awarded at 3 p.m. o each day.

W Raffle tickets available t o purchase both days befor and after playing. Mulligans and 4' string available t purchase on Thursday only

USGA Handicaps only.

by flights.

%0 Classes will be automatically grouped togeffier, unle: the individual specifically requests otherwise. Please mar your applications accordingly.

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3 My entry fee of $90. A f t e r 5 October, $ 100 (no exceptions).

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Exp- Date: _

Signature Please m a k e checks payable t o : U S N A A l u m n i Association Golf Mail t o : U S N A A l u m n i Association H o m e c o m i n g Golf, P O Box 64975, B a l t i m o r e , M D 21264-4975 For inquiries email: l i n d a . l e e @ u s n a . c o m o r F A X A P P L I C A T I O N T O : 410-295-4003

ALUMNI PRODUCTS AND SERVICES . * ^ ^

Celebrate Mother's Day the Navy Way! Great Gifts for the USNA Mom

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L O N G A B E R G E R BASKETS Tradition & Quality Commemorative "Go Navy" Longaberger baskets make the perfect gift for the USNA Mom.

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Created exclusively for the USNA Alumni Association, the USNA Crest pin is made of 18K gold plate and accented with real sapphires. ~ ^ B ^ P ' A classy andffistinctiveway to wear your Navy pride.

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T H E USNA CHOCOLATE COLLECTION A Sweet Deal for Mom Uffique and exclusive, these artftUly-crafted chocolates designed to captivate the palate are produced from select cocoa beans from around the world. AvaUable in 6 and 12-piece wood gift boxes adorned with the USNA crest and fiUed with crest and N Star decorative ttuffles.The impressive Tower Gift Box is a threetier cherry wood finished gift box adorned -with a brass plate engraved with the USNA crest and fiUed with 32 USNA crest and N Star decorative truffles, 4 miffi chocolate bars and one dozen dark chocolate tasting squares, more than a pound of chocolate.

6 piece box—$14; 12 piece box—$23 Tower Box-$90 Plus shipping & handling

B a s k e t is designed with gold and blue trim on the top band with star tacks and includes an atttactive custom engraved fid with the Naval Academy crest.

$95, plus $6.95 for shipping & handling

Basket size: 8" X 6.5" X 5.5'

The Go Navy Market B a s k e t makes the perfect taUgate centerpiece. This larger basket also features gold and blue ttim on the top band with footbaU tacks and includes a spirited custom engraved Hd with the Charging Goat logo. $150,

Basket size: 15"xlO"7.5''

plus $12.95 for shipping & handling Please aUow a nfinimum of six weeks for delivery.

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C T & RI Housing?

Sharon Stryker Can help you!

CALL 860 536-3636 StrykerCT@aoLcom or

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VIRGINIA BEACH & THE EASTERN SHORE

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BETH DUNDERVILL-RIPA

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Realtor". (Wife of Mike Finn '98)

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Experienced in military relocations, VA, USAA & Navy Federal financing.

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Roads

Norfolk. Hampton, and the surrounding areas.

KEVIN S. CLANCY '69

I can arrange a flying overview of the Boston or Cape Cod areas. Call me!

R E / M A X Destiny 607 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139

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CALL TOLL FREE NEWPORT, R.I. 401-683-4900 800-803-2611 CENTURY 21 TREND REALTY DUNCAN N. INGRAHAM '66

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Specializing in Northern Virginia Stephanie Wardwell (husband,Tom '86)

For spouses of Alumni Life Members. For information go to usna.com

Serving: Fairfax County, Prince William County and Stafford County Visit my web site at v^ww.StephanieWardwell.com 703-897-4789 ext 204 1-800-344-0377 703-497-1212 Home Office

Weichert Realtors'

Your Maryland Real Estate Agent Regina M. Brzozowsky Real Estate Salesperson, Wife of Keith '89

Before You Buy or Sell!

Larry D'Avenia '82 Moving To or From Bucks County?

-www.PAHomePrices.com Search for your new hcMne today!

Buying? Selling? Relocating? Retiring? Investing?

Call Larry: 215-715-8123

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Realtor®

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MARKET.

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Prudential California Realty San Diego's N u m b e r O n e Real Estate C o m p a n y

858.361.2648 REAL ESTATE. REAL INTEGRITY. SINCE 1914.

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U31 WALL STREET, LA lOLLA, CA 92037

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s o f i g I o o m i s . c o nn

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REID REAL (wife of Ken 76.

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CHARLESTON. SC AREA RELOCATING?

Relocating?

Jacksonville aiid Clay County

Doug Conkey REALTOKS

Sallie Mold

USNA*84

Class of'71

E-mail: vemyoung@windei"mere.com www. vemyoung.com

Buy, Sell, Relocate

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Direct: S(M-278^143 CeU: 904-505-9326 Email: dougconk8y@watsoiirealtycorp.coin

ORDERS PENSACOLA? RETIRING? Please

4114 Herschel Sirecl

Email or call San Diego's

Sue (Steen) Botts '82

INVESTING? contact

MARY (Balch) DUNNE '87

Jacksonville, FL 32210

Militar}' Relocation Specialist

USNA

M a k e YOUR D r e a m H a p p e n !

Bill and

All PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGIONAL BASES AND SHIPS (Bremerton—Bangor—PSNS—EvereK)

Capi. USN (R«)

EAST

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Vem Young '59 Associate Broker. CRS, GRI. ABR

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(eel) 904.307.0818

850'572'5887

(tel) 904..181.8199

exitwithmary@aol.com

(fax) 904..181.9399

Realtor since 1989 Broker since 2001

JOHN C . SNYDER

sbotts@att.net 858-444-2408

Brolcer

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USNA'83

Pensacola, Perdido, Milton, Pace and Beaches

LIFE MEMBER TAILHOOK hntsnyder@comcast.net

Omup^ Award 9934 Mercy Road #200 San Diego, CA 92129

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Charleston, South Carolina

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"CRADLE OF NAVAL A V I A T I O N " PENSACOLA, PACE, MILTON, BEACHES

PETE MORGAN '81 REALTOR®/Associate

(843) 557-7021 Fax (866) 565-1025

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REAL ESTATE • ANNAPOLIS

A N N E ARUNDEL COUNTY

SPECIALIZING IN A N N E ARUNDEL C O U N T Y

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NAS Pcola & Whiting

Outstanding Properties in Anne Arundel County & Eastern Shore. Waterfront, Historic Condominiums and Investment.

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For spouses of Alumni Life Members.

PENSACOLA

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Pat Baird Realtor (Husband Mike '66) (Son Mike '89) Barb (Nester) Righter '82 850.304.1069 barbrighter@gmail.com

Office: (410)263-8686 Home: (410)263-6985 1-800-627-0714

Jim Righter '82 850.304.106S jim.righter@gmail.com

Jennifer Tomasovic, REALTOR (Wife ofJason '97) Office: 410-266-0600

4 Church Circle Annapolis, M D 21401

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Attention California

"Specializing in Anne Homeowners: Arundel and surrounding Let me show you how much I can save you counties including the on your purchase or refinance.

Eastern Shore!"

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Have you dreamt of owning a Waterfront home?

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Mark Wharton USNA '86 Mortgage Broker

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FINANCIAL SERVICES

Need financing for your Real Estate?

Is your ARM about to Adjust?

Take Advantage of Lower Rates Since July, Mortgage Rates are dovNTi almost 1%!

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Orders To Annapolis/DC Area?

Sellers and Agents will take you seriously

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SERVICES

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MORTGAGE SERMCES Tim O'Rourke '89 Mike'81/Dennis'89 Purchase / Refinance MD, VA, DE, FL, Wash. DC Skip 2 mo7iths payments Free appraisal at settlement

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In Annapolis RUSSELL and DOYEL, D.D.S., P.A. John T. RusseU, D.D.S. Captain, DC, USNR (Ret.) RogerT. Doyel. D.D.S. USNA '72 Former White House Dentist Fellow, Academy of General Dentistry Diplomate. American Board of General Dentistry 1116 West Street Annapolis. MD 21401 410-268-7737 MiUtary Dependent Dental Plan Accepted New Patients Always Welcome

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