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Message From The President and Chief Executive Officer Contribution Highlights Alumni Giving Participation Lifetitne Giving Societies President's Circle Planned Giving and the Robert Means Thompson Society Alumni Donors Parents Friends Foimdation .Athletic and Scholarship Programs In Memory and In Honor Corporations, Foundations and Organizations Friends of the Jewish Chapel Matching Gifts Foundation Development Staff

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Superintendent's Call Vice Admiral Rodney P. Rempt '66

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Renovated through donations to the Foundation, Memorial Hall serves as a reminder to today's midshipmen of the service, sacrifice and valor of those

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Please note that the June issue of Shipmate magazine will be delayed so that we may include coverage of commencement.

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M A Y 2005 Lacrosse—Patriot League Tournament Baseball—Navy vs. Army ©West Point, NY, 12 p.m. (double header)

Editor-in-Chief Lawrence Heyworth III 70 410-295-4070; skid@usna.com

Chapter Officers' Forum with VADM Rodney Rempt '66 as the guest speaker @ Alumni Hall

IVIanaging Editor Debbie Beck 410-295-4071; debbie.beck@usna.com

USNA AA Board of Trustees Meeting ©Alumni Hall Lightweight Crew—Navy vs. Pennsylvania Spring Sports Banquet

Features Editor Kristen Pironis 410-295-4072; kpironi$@usna.com

Philadelphia Chapter Parent's Night with Chet Gladchukas guest speaker© Williamson's Restaurant in Horsham, PA, 6 p.m.

Production Manager Jackie Furton 410-295-4073; jackie.furton@usna.com

Class of '08 SeaTrials @ USNA, 5:45 a.m.

Baseball—Patriot League Tournament Welcome Parade @ Worden Reld, 11 a.m

Assistant Production Manager Maria O'Shea 410-295-4074; maria.o'shea@usna.com Chapters Editor Sandra Stansbury-Spadaro 410-295-4076; sandy.spadaro@usna.com

Class of '08 Herndon, 9 a.m.

Class of'08 Recognition Ceremony, 2 p.m.

Lacrosse—USNA to host NCAA Division I Women's Championship @ Navy-Marine Corps Stadium

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Connniissioning W e e k

For a complete listing of Commissioning Week activities, please visit wwvi/.usn Classes Editor Amy Voight 410-295-4075; amy.voight@usna.com

Ring Dance @ Hospital Point, 8 p.m.

Dedication Parade ©Worden Field, 11 a.m.

Men's Glee Club Concert @ Mahan Auditorium, 8 p.m.

Class of '05 Family Picnic @ Hospital Point 11 a.m. (Inclement weather site, Halsey Field House) Blue Angels Flight Rehearsal @ Severn River, 2 p.m.

Men's and Women's Glee Club Combined Concert @ Mahan Auditorium, 8 p.m.

Staff Writer Laura Kurz 410-295-4079; Iaura.kur7@usna.com Obituaries Editor Timothy Elizabeth Woodbury 410-295-4064; timothy.woodbury@usna.com

Blue Angels Flight Demonstration @ USNA, 2 p.m.

Gospel Choir Concert © Mahan Hall, 6 p.m.

Heavyweight Crew—Navy vs. Wisconsin, 5:30 a.m.

Color Parade @ Worden Field, 11 a.m.

Prizes and Awards Ceremony @ Alumni Hail, 2 p.m.

Editorial Assistant Nell Horn 410-295-4066; nell.horn@usna.com

Graduation Ceremony © Navy-Marine Corps Stadium, 10 a.m.

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JUNE 2005 Texas Gulf Coast (Houston) Chapter Reception for members ofthe Class of '09 with Col Dave Fuquea '81 as the guest speaker @ Second Baptist Fellowship Hall in Houston, TX, 6:30 p.m.

Texas Gulf Coast (Houston) Chapter Dinner with Col Dave Fuquea '81 as the guest speaker © Brennans Restaurant in Houston, TX, 6:30 p.m.

Connecticut Chapter Breakfast Meeting with George Watt '73 as the guest speaker © The Mystic Marriott in Mystic, CT, 8:30 a.m.

Flag Day Lacrosse—World Cup Championships @ Navy-Marine Corps Stadium Chicago Chapter Dinner with George Watt '73 as the guest speaker 25th Anniversary of NAPC of Iowa with George Watt '73 as the guest speaker 1-Day Minus One (NAPSTERS and prior enlisted) @ Alumni Hall, 6 a.m.

Newport Chapter Event with Chet Gladchuk as the guest speaker © the Naval Station Officer's Club in Newport RI, 6:30 p.m.

1-Day for Class of '09 @ Alumni Hall, 6 a.m.

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TE^fDENT's C A L L

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

Seamanship to OfiBcership Developing capable, highly effective combat leaders for the Navy and Marine Corps underHes everything we do here at the Naval Academy. When our graduates take their commissioning oath, we want them to possess the skills they will need to be successfiil as junior officers.

Whether they are flying planes off the deck of a carrier, driving ships or assaulting an objective far inland, our graduates need a flindamental understanding of shipboard operations and the basic skills of a mariner.

Practical seamanship is a cornerstone of any career in naval service. We teach these important skills through classroom indoctrination, sail training,Yard Patrol (YP) craft training and Summer Cruise. We also prepare midshipmen for individual service assignments through programs such as Leatherneck and the Introductory Flight Syllabus (IFS).

A year ago we launched a renaissance in Navy sailing to help achieve our objective of developing leaders and competent mariners. Sailing emphasizes leadership and teamwork in a demanding envirormient that develops a keen appreciation for the forces of wind and sea and stresses the significance of watch standing and shipboard organization. At the same time, our midshipmen gain valuable experience in small boat handling, marHnspike seamanship, Navy preventive and corrective maintenance (3M), meteorology and oceanography as well as open ocean navigation and coastal piloting.

As part of our renewed emphasis on sailing, all of our Fourth Class midshipmen have qualified on the Navy 26'. Also, more than 800 rising Third Class wiU participate in our Command Seamanship, Navigation and Training Squadron this sunmier.This two-week evolution features on-the-Bay training as well as an offshore cruise on board our Navy 44's. In addition,

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more than 100 rising First Class midshipmen will gain leadership experience as skippers and XOs on Navy 44's this summer.

Our fleet of Yard Patrol craft also serves as an important tool in training young officers.They provide midshipmen with valuable hands on training in seamanship, navigation, naval tactics, communications, naval phraseology and standard procedures. The training provided on board theYPs—^basic watch standing as a helmsman, lookout or engineman and more advanced

experience as conning officers, navigators and communications officers—are key steps towards achieving an Officer ofthe Deck qualification and ultimately. Command at Sea.This year more than 900 Second Class wiU serve and train on board theYPs during LANTPATRAMID, navigating theYPs along the Eastern Seaboard. First Class midshipmen wiU lead this evolution, with more than 100 gaining valuable at-sea leadership experience as COs and XOs. All our graduates need a fundamental imderstanding ofthe maritime environment in which they will operate.

To meet this objective, our upper-class midshipmen require more community-specific experiences as they go through the process of service selection. While we are comfortable with the basic training we provide surface and submarine officers, we are in the process of reviewing what Marine officers and naval aviators need as they leave the Academy.

Our First Class midshipmen considering the Marine Corps are encouraged to participate in Leatherneck.

The mission ofthe Leatherneck program is to motivate, train and evaluate First Class midshipmen through a positive Marine experience that introduces smdents to Marine Corps life. Leatherneck enables midshipmen considering a Marine Corps career to participate in field training, work with junior Marine Corps officers and gain valuable Marine Air Ground Task Force experience by joining an operational unit for training.

For our prospective aviators, we require IFS, which screens prospective naval aviators for the skills and attributes necessary to successftiUy complete Navy primary flight training. IFS also provides student naval pilots with ground training and 25 hours of in-air flight training, including a solo flight, prior to begirming the naval aviation training pipeline.

We provide similar opportonities for midshipmen interested in Special Warfare and Special Operations to participate in training and visit operational units.

Mini-BUDS enables First Class midshipmen get a feel for how the SEALs train and operate, while Explosive Ordnance Disposal cruises give interested First Class an inside look at Navy Special Operations.

It is our responsibility to produce graduates who enter the Fleet ready for specialized training in their warfare community. Our goal is to provide a professional education that instills in our midshipmen the basic skills expected of young naval officers. By leveraging the practical seamanship experiences of sailing, handling YP craft, and other critical training with four years of classroom instruction, we provide our midshipmen the very best path to officership. <i>

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hanks to nearly 16,000 Alimini, parents and friends, the U.S. Naval Academy Foundation enjoyed another outstanding year in its mission to support the margin of excellence at the Naval Academy. Through your generosity, we registered more than $36 million in new pledge commitments of private gift support while taking in slighdy more than $28 miUion in gift receipts. To date, the Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign now exceeds $216 million in gifts and commitments.Your gifts support a variety of projects, programs and initiatives that benefit the Brigade of Midshipmen.

Designated gifts and those received through the Naval Academy Annual Fimd were directed toward faciUty improvements (both athletic and academic); to enhanced leadership development initiatives; to an a^ressive and comprehensive admissions outreach program; to supplement current faculty with distinguished visiting professors; and, finally, to provide programmatic support to physical mission and athletic excellence. Gifts made through the Annual Fund are also used to support mission-critical programs and services for Alimini while covering all expenses associated with fundraising.

This 2004 Donor Report serves several purposes. First and foremost, it is meant to thank those who have heeded the call for private support. The 16,000 donors honored in this edition of Shipmate magazine have made a conscious and conscientious investment in the transformation ofthe Naval Academy. The second purpose is to educate, inform and motivate all of our Aliunni, parents and fiiends so that we may continue the tradition of private gift support that provides a necessary margin of excellence for the Naval Academy. In the five years since the amalgamation ofthe Naval Academy Foundation, the Naval Academy Endovraient Trust and the Alumni Association

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Armual Fimd, we have provided more than $90 million in direct support to the Naval Academy in the form of capital projects; endowed academic chairs; new academic and character development initiatives; gifts in kind; and in unrestricted, discretionary funds.This is more direct, financial support in these last five years than in the previous 155 years ofthe Naval Academy combined.

HigJiUghts of our collective 2004 fundraising success indude: • More than $8.5 million received for Naval Academy facilities, including Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium • Nearly $5 million in endowed gifts to benefit the Brigade of Midshipmen in the areas of leadership, ethics and information technology • $7.3 million in unrestricted gifb to the U.S. Naval Academy Annual Fund • Facility improvements and new construction, including the Robert Crown Center, enhancements to Memorial HaU, the Uriah P. Levy Center and Jewish Chapel and Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Each year the Foundation solicits gifts of cash and stock through the Naval Academy Annual Fimd. As mentioned previously, more than $7 million was contributed by Alumni, parents and firiends in the last calendar year. Although the dollar total of armual gifb received in 2004 was remarkable, for the first time since the Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign began.

Alumni donor participation actually dropped. Although we took in more money in the 2004 Annual Fund, we somehow "missed" (or perhaps temporarily lost) some 1,000 of our 2003 donors. It is vitally important to all ofus that each ofus makes a gift each year and that we ask our shipmates and friends to do the same.

Gifts made through the Naval Academy Annual Fund are critical to the Naval Academy, and, quite literally, they are the lifeblood ofthe Alumni Association and Foundation. For the Naval Academy, Aimual Fund gifts provide flexibility to the Superintendent to meet emei^ing and tactical needs in the Yard that are either inappropriate for federal fimding or are beyond the reach of federal funds in the foreseeable future. For the Alumni Association, gifts to the Annual Fund provide financial resources for programs and services important to all Alumni such as class, chapter and club support; the Alumni Association and Foundation web site; "Another Link in the Chain;" parent programs; Ogle Hall preservation and Shipmate magazine (to

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name a few). Perhaps most importandy, gifts to the Annual Fund provide the leverage for all ofthe project and programmatic support described earHer in this letter. Without the Annual Fund, all other projects—hx)m Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium to renovations to Memorial HaU to the Robert Crown Center and other important class gift projects—^would simply not be possible. Our average cost of fimdraising over the last three years has been about 13 cents on the doUar.This places us among some ofthe "best in class" in the nonprofit industry. In summary, gifts to the Annual Fund enable both our_^«(iraising andJn'ej/(/raising engines.

We are now in the home stretch of our comprehensive campaign. We have every confidence that we vwU meet or exceed our goal of $225 miUion. And, with the synergistic support of several graduated classes, we know we will finish the job at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.Yet, we stiU face numerous chaUenges. We must increase private support for the physical mission through the Fund for Athletic ExceUence. We must remain strategicaUy aligned to the current and future needs ofthe Naval Academy, as determined by the Superintendent.

O n that note, v/e seek to fiiUy endow programs in the areas of leadership and character exceUence to include the Center for the Study of Professional MiHtary Ethics. We are mid-way through several large class projects, including the Naval Academy Museum Renovation initiative, the enhancement of the John Paul Jones Crypt and the expansion ofthe Naval Academy

Columbarium. And our greatest chaUenge of aU is to broaden our base of giving—we must give every alum, every parent and our many friends the oppormnity to participate in our cause.

Looking forward, we vwU fine mne our operations to ensure the Foundation is weU positioned to sustain its support to the Naval Academy weU beyond the Campaign's completion in December 2005. In fact, to paraphrase Winston ChurchUl, we are not at the end; we are not even at the begirming ofthe end.

Instead, we are nearing the end ofthe begirming. As we now begin to transition from campaign mode to a sustaining capabiHty mode we wish to thank aU of you: thank you for what you've done and thank you for what we know you wiU continue to do. It is your trust, confidence and selfless philanthropy which make our successes possible.

George PWatt Jr. '73 President and CEO U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation

We have made every effort to be as acciarate as possible in recognizing all who have so thoughtfiiUy given to the United States Naval Academy Foundation and/or United States Naval Academy Alumni Association during the 2004 fundraising year (1 January 31 December). If you believe your name has been incorrectly Hsted or omitted, please contact the Annual Giving Program at 410-295-4164.

The U.S. Naval Academy Foundation is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to raising private gifb for the U.S. Naval Academy and the Brigade of Midshipmen. Charitable contributions fix)m individuals, corporations and foundations may be tax-deductible to the fiillest extent allowed by law.

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EOKTRIBUTION H i G H U G H T S United States Naval Academy Foundation and Alumni Association Eight-Year Summary Gift Receipts and Commitments $60.0 $50.0 » so

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^rfdhj 1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

$6.5

$10.9

$11.3

$18.5

$32.0

$47.9

$44.4

$38.2

$36.2

$5.5

$9.5

$9.5

$11.2

$21.3

$23.0

$30.7

$35.3

$28.2

Giving By Constituency 2004 Alumni (64%) Parents (5%) Friends (5%) Organizations (1%) Foundations (11%) Corporations (14%)

2004 Gift Receipts By Type

Unrestricted Current Restricted Endowment Facilities Undesignated

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I M I A L U M N I GIVING PARTICIPATION

Top 10 Classes Participatior« Total Gift Rate Amount

Oass 1932

57.14%

$239,646

Class 1984

Class Giving Participation Rat^—By Decade 30.61%

Class of 1933

41.67%

1930

30.00%

$525

.Class of 1935

39.13%

Class of 1975

35.93%

Class of 1938

36.59%

Class of 1973

35.34%

Class of 1937

36.00%

Class of 1976

34.25%

Class of 1934

35.42%

Class of 1974

31.66%

Class of 1930

30.00%

Class of 1972

26.41%

Class of 1939

24.29%

Class of 1977

23.54%

Class of 1931

20.00%

Class of 1979

22.80%

17.14%

Class of 1978

19.53%

52.21%

$413,519

1986

29.61%

$67,408

1954

49.17%

$276,568

1943

29.24%

$82,161

1961

47.87%

$354,417

1981

28.29%

$99,268

1952

47.77%

$271,550

1948

27.20%

$238,407

1949

47.19%

$252,719

1985

26.56%

$102,201

1972

26.41%

$218,353

1987

25.93%

$182,029

1980

25.87%

$1,208,592

1945

24.70%

$77,252

42.01%

$898,271

1960

41.74%

$487,626

TTw Rest of the Reld

41.05%

$11,386

1959

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Class of 1971

30.35%

$329,974

$228,463

57.14%

Class of 1970

53.24%

42.83%

Class of 1932

$79,703

Rate of Alumni PartfCfoation

1969

1957

1956

Rate of Alumni Patticioation

Participation Total Gift Rate Amount

Class of 1936

Class of 1949

1939

24.29%

$10,468

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47.19%

40.23%

Class of 1984

30.61%

Class of 1947

41.12%

Class of 1986

29.61%

! Class of 1944

35.67%

Class of 1981

28.29%

Class of 1941

35.43%

Class of 1985

26.56%

Class of 1942

35.08%

Class of 1987

25.93%

. Class of 1940

34.17%

Class of 1980

25.87% 22.99%

1933

41.67%

$307,839

1977

23.54%

$493,418

1951

41.56%

$660,931

1946

23.30%

$2,198,214

1947

41.12%

$342,400

1983

22.99%

$73,917

j Class of 1943

29.24%

Class of 1983

1971

41.05%

$224,079

1979

22.80%

$65,669

Class of 1948

27.20%

Class of 1988

21.63%

1970

40^%

$536,432

1990

22.52%

$173,424

Class of 1945

24.70%

Class of 1989

19.23%

23.30%

Class of 1982

18.36%

1958

40.03%

$340,808

1988

21.63%

$57,019

1962

39.70%

$396,378

1991

21.41%

$38,427

1968

39.18%

$210,462

1992

21.13%

$42,448

1935

39.13%

$7,505

1931

20.00%

$1,450

1964

37.65%

$285,367

1978

19.53%

$161,646

1%3

36.95%

$2,332,303

1989

19.23%

$53,033

1938

3659%

$344,104

1982

18.36%

$94,210

1967

36.03%

$354,588

1995

17.91%

$20,193

1937

36.00%

$12,240

1996

17.80%

$29,043

1975

35.93%

$141,669

1936

17.14%

$26,980

1944

35.67%

$300,212

1993

15.48%

$22,105

1941

35.43%

$32,409

1998

14.67%

$23,526

1934

35.42%

$40,558

1994

14.56%

$15,169

1950

35.39%

$220,562

1997

13.28%

$16,270

1973

35.34%

$139,280

1999

4.25%

1966

35.13%

$342,348

2000

1942

35.08%

$27,229

1965

34.42%

$660,543

34.25%

$136,799

1940

34.17%

$537,515

1953

32.91%

$211,219

1974

31.66%

$149,245

1976

Class of 1946

Class of 1957

,

53.24%

Class of 1990

22.52%

Class of 1959

52.21%

Class of 1991

21.41%

Class of 1954

49.17%

Class of 1992

21.13%

Class of 1952

47.77%

Class of 1995

17.91%

Class of 1956

42.83%

Class of 1996

17.80%

Class of 1955

42.01%

Class of 1993

15.48%

Class of 1951

41.56%

Class of 1998

14.67%

; Class of 1958

40.03%

Class of 1994

14.56%

Class of 1950

35.39%

Class of 1997

13.28%

32.91%

Class of 1999

4.25%

Class of 1953

Class of 1961

47.87%

Class of 2000

4.25%

Class of 1960

41.74%

Class of 2003

4.04%

Class of 1962

39.70%

Class of 2001

1.87%

$5,623

Class of 1968

39.18%

Class of 2002

1.79%

4.25%

S4,525

Class of 1964

37.65%

2003

4.04%

$3,075

Class of 1963

36.95%

2001

1.87%

$4,545

Class of 1967

36.03%

$1,402

Class of 1966

35.13%

Class of 1965

34.42%

Class of 1969

30.35%

2002

1.79%

Overall 28.03%

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he Lifetime Giving Societies ofthe United States Naval Academy Foundation recognize and honor those individuals who have provided significant and generous financial support to the Academy over their lifetime. Membenhip is based on a donor's cumulative gifts and does not include pledged amoimts.

Sup^ntendent's Society •ljm,(X0andai3ove} AnonNinous Mr. and .Mis. Daniel F. Akerson Maj Gen and .Mrs. William A.Anders Mi5.Theodore C.Ayl\\:aid Mr. and Mis. Michael R. Bonsignoie CAPT and Mrs. Francis ]. Callahan, Jr. CAPT and Mrs. Alan F Clark CDR and Mrs. Lyle A. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crown Mr. and Mrs. Da\id J. Dunn AMB and Mrs.WiDiani H. G. FitzGerald Mr. Eric P. Grubman and Ms. Elizabedi Compton Mr. and Mrs. Milledge A. Hart III .Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Hooper Mr.Janies W. Kinnear III CDR and Mrs. Da\idT. Leighton Mr. and Mis. Robert Looker Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mack .Mr. and .Vlrs.J.W. .Marriott, Jr. Dr and .Mrs. John J. McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Corbin A. McNeill,Jr. .Mr. and Mis.Winiam M. Moore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Perot Mr. Kevin W Sharer Mr. Jackson T. Stephens Mr. and Mis. J. Ronald TenviDigei MI. and Mis. Rogei E.Tetiault CDR and Mis. Maurice B.Tose Estate of Capt. Cailton E.Tripp, USMC (Ret.)

George Bano'oft Society '^O0fi00-S999;398) Anonymous CDR Hovvard R.Bedin SC,USNR (Ret) and Mrs.Joy Beilin MI. and Mis. Larry D. Brady Estate of CDR Mildred Carson, USNR (Ret) Mr. Raymond G. Chamben Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Etter Mr. and Mrs. Fredenck K. Fluegel Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Hinch Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C.Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bradford F Lewis Mrs.Ahce Ingenoll Nagle Mr. and Mrs.John E. Nolan Estate of Mrs. Jay T. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Pownall CAPT and Mrs. Harry M. Rogen IV Mn. Joseph S. Sinclair Professor William M. Smedley

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Mr. Bernaid E. Smith.Jr t and MIS. Jean Smith MI. and Mis, Roy C. Snudi FV Mr. and Mis. Rogei T. Staubach MI. and Mis, William C. Swtt MI. and Mis,.. Hany Weinberg t MI. and Mis.James H.Wheeler,Ji. Mis.UoydJ. Wiltse Ml. and Mis.i.JohnWWioten.Ji.

Franklin Buchanan Society iSm,QO0-U99.999} Anom-mous CAPT and MR. Roger C.Adams Mr. Homer N.Allen Mrs. George W Anderson, Jr Mr. and Mis. Michael Apfelbaum Estate of CAPT Preston R. Belcher, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Levon M. Berberian Mr. Robert Beren CAPT Forrest R. Biard, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Louis J. Boland Mr. and Mrs. Heruy E. Bowes Mr. and Mrs. William K. Brehm Ms. Elizabedi N. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Buhrer CAPT Wilham I. Bull, USN (Ret.) CDR H.W. Burnett,Jr t and MIS. Georgia D. Burnett CAPT and Mrs. Wilham S. Busik Mr. and Mrs. George J. Butvilas Carlson/Freyd Family Estate of MI. Geoige L. Casteia MI. and Mis. Edwin M. Chaphne Dr and Mrs. Call R. Chelius CharlesW Cole CAPT and Mis. David S. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Corboy ADM and Mrs. Wilham J. CioTC,Jr. MI. John F Crowley Mr. and Mn. Ane S. Crown Mrs. Betty K. Culbreath Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Hugh CuUnian Mr. Francis H. Curren.Jr. Mr. and Mrs.John S. Degnan CAPT and Mn. LeonardV Delling Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Dormer Mn. Edwaid H. Eckebiieyer,Jr. Estate of Mn. Frederick A. Edwards, Sr. Mn. Eina Ericson Mr. and Mn. Dalck Feith Ml. and Mn. Melvyn Fisher CAPT and Mn. Bill Fhght Mr. Melvin Garb t

Capt. and Mn.Wilham R. Glover II Mr. Richard Goldman Mr. and Mn.Jerome Gottesman CAPTVictor B. Graff, USN (Ret.) Mn. Robert R. Green Mr. and Mn. Charles H. Guyji.

MI. Dennis F Haley CAPT and Mn.Wdham C. HaskeU Mi.Aithui Hayes MI. and Mn. Alan R. Hendenhot Gen and Mn. Robert T Heires MI. and Mn. Roger Hertog CAPT and Mn.Wilham F Hi^ins,Ji. Mr. and Mn. FWotth Hobbs Mn. Phihp Hurt RADM Frank C.Jones t and Mn. Maigaret Jones Ml. and Mn. Geoige Kessel RADM John E Kirkpatrick, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Hany W Konkel Mr. and Mn. Alden J. Laborde CDR and Mn. Bnice R. Lakefield Mr. and Mn.John T Lanning Mr. Stanley W. Legro Mn. Robert L.J. Long Mr. and Mn.Jern- M. Loveless CAPT and Mn. James A. Lovull, Jr Mr. and Mn. Peter D. Martino The Honorable and Mn.John S. McCam III CAPT Joseph M. McDoweU, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Charles H. McGill III Mr. and Mn. Jay G. McKie CAPT and Mn. Robert D. McWethy Mr. and Mn.John J. Michalski,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Rjch,-ird L. Michaux Mr. and Mn.Jerrold Miller Mr. and Mn. Paul G. Miller CDR and Mn. Robert L. Miller Mn.John I. Mingay Mr. and Mn. Michaelj. Moore CDR and Mn.Wallace L.Mossop,Jr. Mn. Pliihp S. Nelson Mr. and Mn. Peter F Neumann Mr. and Mn. Bruce E. Nichols Mr. and Mn. RiclLird A. Norman RADM and Mn. Robert H. Nordiwood Mr. and Mn. Plulhp G. Norton Mr. and Mrs.Jolm J. O'Brien.Jr CAPT and Mn. Rooer P Onorati

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.Mr. and Mn.Victor Ottenstein Mr. and Mn. Michael Overlock Mr. and Mn. Rogei Paiadis Ml. and Mn. Preston A. Peak MI. RaganX Philips MI. and Mn. William E. Pike Mr. and Mn. Russell E. Planitzer CAPT and Mn. Halhe P Rice, Sr. Mr. and Mn. David M. Robinson, Sr CAPT and Mn. Harry E. Robson CDR and Mn. Bnice A. Rohn Ml. Fiankhn B. Rohnei Mr and Mn. Stanley R. Roman MI. and Mn. William T. Roos Mr. and Mn. Art Samberg Mr. and Mn. RogerW Sant Mr. Anthony J. Sarno, Jr Mr. and Mn. Stephen Scheffei MI. and Mn. Boyd E. Sharp,Jr. The Honorable and Mn.John E. Sheehan Col Winfield W Sisson, IJSA (Ret.) Estate of CDR and Mn. Chester A. Siver CAPT Charles J. Snudi.USN (Ret.) and DrTamaia A. Smith Mn. Roy C. Snudi III MI. and Mn. Fred Stein MI. and Mn. Har\ey Stein CAPT and Mn.John R. Stiachan Ml. and Mn.Timothy P. Sulh\-an MI. and Mn.Thomas A.Teach Mn.Elsa S.Tmgle MrPaulE.Tuttle,Jr CDR and Mn.WJohnValentine Mr and Mn.Albert G.Van Metre Col. and Mn. Ernst Volgenau Lt Col Richard D.\X^gnei, USMCR (Ret) and Mn. Richaid D.Wagnci t CAPT and Mn. Da\idWWeidenkopf Mr and Mn.Wilham H.Wendel.Jr. and Mn.William H.Wendel RADM Robert H.Wenliemi,USN (Ret) MI. and Mn.J. Dand Wilhanis Mn. James W Winston MI. and Mn. Eiik C.Woods Dr. Frederick S.Yeatts and Mn. InesYeatts Mr. and Mn. Donald WYoung CDR ,-md Mn. Otto A. Zipf t Deceased

Donors Recognized in Previous Years for Gifts and Pledges of $25,000 and Above

George Bancroft Society i$m,000-S999,999f A D M and Mis. Cadisle A. H.Trost

Franklin Buchanan Society l$100,0004m,999) Ml. Geoige Blumenthal Ml. and Mn. Aithui W. Biyant .Mn. Luther T Chesnut III CAPT and Mn. Stephen D. Chubb Dr. D.Walter Cohen Robert and Ann Copeland AD.M and Mn. Bruce DeMan Mr. and Mn. Robert G. Dettmer Mr. and Mn. Joseph J. Duffy, Jr. Mr. and Mn. C. Dewey Elliott III Mr. and Mn. David D. Fox Bemaid S. and Saiah Gewiiz Joseph and EUen Goldstein Richard and Susan Goodwin Mr. and Mn. Peter W. Grieve Richard and Norma Klem Kolker-Saxon-Hallock Foundation, Inc. RADM and Mn.Thomas C. Lynch Marcus Foundation, Inc. LCDR David L. Mitchell, USNR Mr.Jeffiey A. Neufeld and Ms. Gayle J. Plato Mr. and Mn. David L. Parkinson Dr. Nina Pearlmutter Howard andThea Pinskey Mr.John H. Semcken HI Mr. Morris Silverman Hany Stem Family Foundation VADM and Mn. Edwaid M. Straw MI. and Mn. Douglas O. Tozoui Chailes and Randi Wax CAPT and Mn.John S.Wilson

Trident Society l.$50,000-$99,999j MI. Steven N. Arnold LCDR and Mn.James M. Beggs MI. and Mn. Robert C. Bellas, Ji. Mr. Jack Bernard Mr. James W Bibb Mr. and Mn. Edwin L. Biggen Neil and Gina Block Joseph B o ^ Mr. and Mn. Peter G. Bos MI. and Mn. Donald R. Bouiassa MI. and Mis. John J. Biay.Ji. MI. and Mn.Thomas L. Buike

Mn. Shoshana Caixlin RADM and Mn. Stephen K. Chadwick MI. Matt A. Coleman CDR and Mn.James M. DeFiancia CAPTViaor Delano, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Syd W Dunn,Jr. Col and Mn. Paul M. Fehx Mr. and Mn. Donald S. Freeman Mr. and Mn. Gerald G. Garbacz Mr. and Mn. C. Stedman Garber Mr. Edward W Gibbons CAPT and Mn.Jack L. Gracey CAPT and Mn. Louis P Gray III MI. and Mn. Gary G. Greenfield Mr. Frank M. Gien MI. and Mn. Michael R. Hecomovich Kim and Gary Heiman Family Foundation LCDR and Mn.James C. Hellauer Mn. Charles N. G. Hendrix LCDR and Mn.James D. Hodde Hofiberger Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mn. Carleton A. Holstrom VADM and Mn. Wilham D. Houser Mr. David L. Kunhardt Mn. Wilham R. Kurtz Mn.A. Gregory Lang ADM and Mrs. Charles R. Larson Mr. Peyton R. Latimer Mr. and Mn. Bany B. Lewis MI. and Mn. Richaid C. Lottie CDR Edwm Malloy,Ji., USN (Ret.) f RADM John H. McQuilkm, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mis. Jo Zach Miller FV Mr. and Mrs. Denms J. Moore Mr. and Mn.James A. Morgan The Honorable and Mn. Robert Mosbacher Rev. Laurence T. Murphy Mr. and Mn. Henry R. Nothhafi Mn. Devora Pontell CAPT Lyle B. Ramsey, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Ronald F Randall Mr. and Mn. David H. Rankin Mr. and Mn. Raun J. Rasmussen Mr. and Mn. Richard D. Roberts RADM and Mn. Paul M. Robinson Malvin and Greta Roesch Ben and Esther Rosenbloom Foundation, Inc. Irving Schottenstem Mr. and Mn. Gerald F Schroer Marvin and Donna Schwartz Mn. Ralph L. Shifley Mr. John W. Simpson and Mrs.John W Simpson t

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he following individuals were recognized in the 2002 Donor Report for cumulative commitments (^ifts and pledges) of $25,000 and above and do not yet qualify for the Lifetime Giving Societies listed on page 12. As published in the February 2003 issue of Shipmate, the Foundation's comprehensive stewardship plan revised the criteria for membership in the Lifetime Giving Societies (efiective 1 January 2003) to include only completed gifis. Beginning wdth the 2005 Donor Report, only those individuals meeting the revised criteria vwll be listed.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Skillings RADM and Mis.Jerome F Smidi,Jr CAPT and Mis. Samuel T. Smith,Ji. MI. and Ms. Robert M. Sontheimei CAPT Walter Spangenberg,Jr,USN (Ret.) Alice Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Sudiff, Jr. CAPT and Mn. Loren L.Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard M.Teater Mr. and Mn. Samuel M.Trippe Mr. and Mrs. Richard WVirtue VADM Edward K.Walker,Jr, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Raymond R.Waller RADM and Mn. NorveU G.Ward LCDR and Mrs. Ardiur E. Wegner Maj Gen and Mn. LeoVWilliams III Mr. and Mrs.James L.Winokur Mr. and Mrs.Joseph R.Winslow,Jr

Blue and Gold Society ($25,000-S43,999} Anonymous CAPT and Mn.James N.Adkins,Jr. Mrs. Edwin C. Aiken CAPT and Mn. Stephen M.Andres Mr. Evan Andrews and Mr. Tom Gregory Mr. and Mn. Mahlon Apgar FV Robert and Helen Appel Arronson Foundation CDR Victor K. Atkins, USNR (Ret.) Maj and Mn. Robert R. Babbm Mr. and Mn. Cary A. Baldwm VADM Robert B. Baldwm, USN (Ret.) Ronald and Judy Baron Mr. and Mn. Kimbrough S. Bassett Col Gordon D. Batcheller, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Thomas E. Bendey RADM Ralph G. Bird, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.Theodore H. Black Mr. Ernest L. Blake, Jr. Ms. Barbara Bosworth Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Bott, Sr. CAPT and Mn.Thomas A. Boyce CAPT and Mn. Claiborne S. Bradley CDR and Mn. Charles R. Braley, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Dorm H. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cannon,Jr RADM and Mrs. Luden Capone,Jr. LCDR and Mn.WiUiam L. Carpenter CDR and Mrs.James H. H. Carrmgton Stanley and Susan Chesley Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Clason CAPT Gordon H. Clow

Joseph Cohen RADM and Mn. LeRoy Colhns, Jr. RADM and Mn. Peter C. Conrad Mr. and Mn. Wilham E. Conway VADM and Mn. Daniel L. Cooper LCDR and Mrs. Denis H. Crawford CAPT and Mrs. Howard S. Crosby Mr. WiUiam J. Daly t and Mrs. Wilham J. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Robert D Darragh,Jr. Mr. Wilham R. Davis Mr. Dean O. DeLamar CDR John M. Dillon, USNR LCDR and Mrs. Harry J. Donahue Lt Col and Mn. Charles W Duke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Earnest ADM and Mrs. Leon A. Edney CAPT and Mrs. James T. Eilertsen Mr. Charles D. Elhs Mr. and Mn. Richard C. Fedon Dr and Mrs. Robert E. Finnigan Fishei Brothers Foimdation, Inc. David and Stacey Fisher Marc and Evelyn Fisher Michael and Suzette Fisher Bobby and Arna Fisher Mr. and Mrs. RichardW. Fisher Mr. Patrick C. FitzPatiick MI. and Mn. Edwaid M. Flanagan MI. and Mis. Joseph P. Flanagan, Jr CAPT and Mis. Donald K. Foibes RADM and Mn. Laiiy B. Fiankhn RADM and Mn.John C. Fraser.Jr. CAPT and Mn.Wayne R. Fritz Mr. Alexander Gaston LCDR and Mn.John M. Geraghty Mr. and Mrs.James W Gillman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gonia Tavia Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. G r i ^ Mr. and Mn. Robert T. Guard Mr. and Mrs.T. Morris Hackney Mr. and Mrs. James D Hall Mr. John M. Halhday CAPT and Mn. Peter W. Harris Mrs.Jane D. Hecht CAPT and Mn.John M. Hendenon Mr. and Mrs.John S. Herr.Jr. CAPT and Mrs.Tatnall L. Hilhnan Larry Hochbei^ and Andrew Hochberg ADM and Mrs.James L. HoUoway III 2ndLt Joseph M. Hubert III, USMC Maj Gen and Mrs. Ralph H.Jacobson

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Mn. Wilham WJefiies CDR H. Don Jenkins and Dr. Teresa Jenkins CDR and Mn. Peter D.Joen Mr. Ben Johnson III ADM and Mn.Jay L.Johnson Mn. Howell A.Jones Lt Col and Mn. Da\id B.Jones Mr.W Robert Jones t and Mrs. Maiy Sue Jones Abraham Kambei Foundation CAPT and Mn. Richaid L. Kail Mn. Paul C. Keenan,Jr. CAPT and Mn. Eugene E Kelly Ben and Stacey Koenig Melvin and Debbie Kramer Mr. and Mn. WJliam A. Kraus Abraham and Ruth Krieger Family Foundation, Inc. Zanvyl and IsabeUe Krieger Fund Mr. and Mn. F.Terry Kremian Mr. and Mn.Jon B. Kuder Mr. and Mn. Jerome LaPides Mr. and Mn. Eugene P Lawler Mr. Kermeth Levine Mr. Cad Lindner Mr. and Mn. Ralph S. Lobdell Mr. and Mn. Wayne P. Lockwood Dr. and Mn.J. PhiDip London Mr. John F Lynch, Jr Milton Matlz RADM Roben:C.Mandevine,Jr.,USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Edmund L. Mangan Mn. Stephen S. Marm,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Samuel R. Marrone RADM and Mn. Ronald F Manyott Mr. and Mn. Joseph W Manhall III Mr. and Mn. William P. McCauley CAPT James B. McGee, USNR Mr. and Mn.John M. McKeown Mr. and Mn. Robert S. Meek Mr. and Mn. RogerW. Mehle Mr.AlvinMeisel CDR and Mn. Kenneth S. Metvinei Rebecca Meyerhoff Memorial Trust David and Beverly Meyen Mr. Robert D. Michael VADM and Mn. Charles S. Minter, Jr. Mr. and Mn.John Morton III Mr. and Mn. Dirk P D. Mosis III Mr. and Mn.Jon L. Neary Mr. and Mn. Nicholas J. Neiangis David and Brenda Oestreich Mr.MarkJ.O'Fnel Mr. and Mn. Chailes P. O'Leary, Jr Mr. James A. Ounsworth Mr. and Mn. Robert W. Packowski Mr. and Mn. Christian H. Poindexter Mn. Marilyn PonteD Dr.John H. Post III and Dr. Baibara Post MI. and Mn. Patrick M. Prout

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MI. and Mn. E. Michael Quinlan CAPT and Mn. Edmund F Qmnton MI. Paul E. Rasmussen VADM and Mn.J. Guy Reynolds MI. and Mn. Russell S. Reynolds, Ji. RADM and Mn.A. Kent Riffey Col and Mn.John G. R. Roddey MI. Lestei Rosenblatt Mi.Wairen W Rothmann Mr. and Mn. Phihp D. Rowe,Jr. LCDR Wilham F Ruoff III, USNR CAPT and Mn. Phihp J. Ryan Mr. Joseph Samberg Mr. and Mn. Edward J. Sanderson, Jr. Mn. Robert K. Schenkel CAPT and Mn. Harry A. Seymour.Jr Mr. and Mn.John J. Shirrefi.Jr. Mr. and Mn. Andrew B. Sides, Jr. Mr. and Mn. RaeseV Simpson Mn.James H. Snieds Mn. C. Ray Smith,Jr Mr. E. Newbold Smith Mickey and Toba Smith RADM and Mn. Roy D. Snyder,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Raymond J. St. Germain Mr. and Mn. Dale E. Stahl Mr. Clay O. Stiles Dr. Chiistme M. Sweeney Ms. Maigaret E. Sweeney Hairiette S. and Charles Tabas Foundation ADM and Mn. Nils R.Thunman Mr. and Mn.Wilham C.Travis LT and Mn. Myron E.Tremain Mr. and Mn.Jacques FTrevillyan Mr. and Mn. Stanley C.Tutdeman CAPT and Mn.James M.Van Metre CAPT and Mn.John H.Vice Mr. and Mn. Christopher FVirtue Mr. and Mn. Kenneth W Waldorf Dr. and Mn. Nicholas WaBner CAPT and Mn. Richard S.Walsh LtCol and Mn. George F.Warren ADM and Mn.James D.Waddns CAPT and Mn. George PWatt,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Howard R.Weiss CAPT Alonzo H.WeUman.Jr.USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Henry FWhite,Ji. MI. and Mn. Robert J. White MI. and Mn. Robert B. Wilhanis CAPT John A. WUhamson, USNR (Ret.) CDR Bernard M.Wolfe t and Mn. Beinaid M.Wolfe Mr. and Mn.John W.Wynne CAPT and Mn. Lloyd G.Yeich Mr. and Mn. Alexander P. Zechella CDR and Mn. Randolph D Zelov Mr. and Mn. Wilham E. Zierden

ingersoii Room The Ingersoii Teaching Ethics Resource Room was officially opened during a ribbon cutting ceremony on 19 January 2005.

The room was made possible by a gift from Alice Ingersoii Nagle to the Naval Academy Foundation for the Academy's Center for the Study of Professional Military Ethics and was named after her father, the late Admiral Royal Eason Ingersoii, Class of 1905. The new resource houses books, journals, case studies, simulations, exercises, ethical codes, syllabi, videos, interactive media and teaching aids.

These materials cover not only the teaching of ethics and character development but also the ethical dimensions of other academic disciplines such as engineering, physical sciences, history, economics and political science.

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resident's Circle is a group ofAlumni, parents and fi-iends who invest in the Naval Academy by contributing $2,500 or more \vithin the 1 January - 31 December fiandraising year. In 2004, President s Circle celebrated its 10-year anniversary and members rallied by contributing more than $22 million, or 78 percent, ofthe total $28 million contributed in 2004 to the Foundation. This group of generous donors has made a dramatic impact on the Brigade of Midshipmen, the Alirnini Association and the Foundation.

The Foundation gratefiilly acknowledges all President's Circle donors whose names appear below.

^fimitz Associate «2504K» and above!

Mr. and Mn. Daniel F Akerson 70 o Maj Gen and Mn.WiDiam A.Anden '55 CAPT Preston R. Belchei, USN (Ret) '331 Mr. and .Mn. Eric P. Grubman '80 <t Mr. and Mn. Henry C. Hinch '63 * Mr. RalphW Hooper'51 i RADM Frank C.Jones, USN (Ret.) '38 t and Mn. Jones CDR and .Mn. Davnd T. Le^ton '46 Mr. and Mn. Bradford F Lewis '77 iDr. and Mn.John J. McMullen '40 Mr. and Mn.J. Ronald Terwilhger '63 BBE ofC^CarimETi^jpeiUSMC (E^) '42

CorporaHM^tHmdations George and Carol Olmsted Foundation Speiiy Marine, Northrop Grumman Systems Corp.

USAA Foundation

Haisey As^H^'ate Mr. and Mn. Michael R. Bonsignore '63 Mr. and Mn. Larry D. Brady '65 -i CAPT Wilham I. Bull, USN (Ret.) '32 CAPT and Mn. Wilham S. Busik '43 CAPT and Mn. Alan F Clark '52 i ADM and .Mn. Wilham J. Crowe '47 Mr. and Mn.John F Crowley '90 CAPT and Mn.Wilham F Higgins,Jr. '66 CDR and Mn. Frednc C. Kane, Jr. '58 CDR and Mn. Brace R. Lakefield '67 Mr. Stanley W Legro '59 Estate ofADM Robert L.J. Long, USN (Ret.) '44 Mr. and Mn. Corbm A. McNeill, Jr. '62 Mr. and Mn.Jerrold L. Miller '77 Mr. and Mn. Michaelj. Moore '61 Mr. and Mn.Thomas G. Pownall '47 i Mr. and Mn. David M. Robinson, Sr '87 CDR and Mn. Chester A. Siver, USN (Ret.) '341 Mr. and Mn. Roy C. Smith FV '60 Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Staubach '65 CAPT and Mn.John R. Strachan '44

Mr. and Mn.Wilham C. Stutt '49 4 Mr. and Mn.Albert G.Van Metre '48

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CDR SearleJ.Barry,USN (Ret.) '45 Estate of Mr. George L. Castera '23 Mr. and Mn. Edvrai M. Chaphne '48 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Dettmer '53 * CDRJohnM.Dillon'72 Col and Mn. Paul M. Fehx '70 Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Greenfield '76 Mr. Frank M. Gren '82 Gen and Mn. Robert T. Herres '54 Mr. and Mn. Richard L. Keyser '64 * Mr. James W Kinnear III '50 CAPT and Mn.James A. Lovell,Jr '52 ± MI. and Mn. Samuel R. Maiione '66 MI. and Mn. Peter D. Martino '85 CAPT Robert C. Morton, USN (Ret.) '361 and Mn. Morton CDR and Mn. Wallace L. Mossop,Jr '56 Mr. Jeffrey A. Neufeld and Ms.GayleJ.Plato'76* Mr. and Mn.Wilham E. Pike '52 ± Mr. and Mrs. RusseU E. Planitzer '66 CAPT and Mrs. Harry E. Robson '53 Mr.John H. Semcken III '78 ± Mr. and Mrs.Timothy P. SuUivan '80 LTW Michael Weinstem, USNR (Ret.) '88 Mr. and Mrs.John K.Welch '72 CDR and Mn. Otto A. Zipf '55 ±

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Constellation Energy Group, Inc. John J. and Mary R. Schiff Foundation Northrop Grumman Corporation Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fimd The J. Willard andAhce S.Marriott Foundation

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CAPT and Mn.James S. Bediea '33 CAPT and Mn.John P Coffey '78 Mr. Francis H. Curren '46 -t Mr. and Mn. Melvyn Fisher '55 Mr. and Mn. Charles H. Guyjr '46 Mr. and Mn. Robert Havasy '67 Mr. and Mn. Christian H. Pomdexter '60 Mr. KevmW. Sharer'70 RADM and Mn. Roy D. Snyder '50 Mr. and Mn.Thomas A.Teach '68 Mr. and Mn.J. David Wilhams '74 Mr. and Mn.John WWroten,Jr.'65 ±

Parent Mr. and Mn. Charles H. McGUl III Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKinnon

Fiismi Mr. Morris Silverman Mr. and Mn. Charles Wax

FriemI Mr. and Mn. Hillard Donner Professor Wilham M. Smedley Mn.Elsa S.Tmgle'27

Corporations/Foundations Boeing Company Leonard and Evelyn Lauder Foundation Melvin Gaib Foundation Samberg Family Charitable Foundation

Corporations/roufidations Lockheed Martin Corporation Marcus Foundation, Inc.

Luce Associate i$W.m-^4,399) CAPT and Mrs. Roger C.Adams '70 Mr. Homer N. AUen '46 Mr. and Mn. Norman Altman '49 Mr. and Mn. Robert C. BeUas '66

Mr.JamesWBibb'57 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Biggen '57 Mr. Ernest L. Blake and Mrs. Sharon Magness Blake '64 Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Bos '60 Maj Gen and Mn. Richard T. Boverie '54 Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bowes '38 Mr. and Mrs.John J. Bray, Jr. '59 LT and Mrs.W Stephen Burgess '59 Mr. and Mrs.Thomas L. Burke '80 ± Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cannon, Jr. '74 * CDR and Mn. Frank R. Carter '50 RADM and Mn. Stephen K. Chadwick '62 CAPT and Mrs. Stephen D Chubb '65 Mr. and Mrs.WUham D CoUins,Jr '49 CAPT and Mn. David S. Cooper '57 MI. and Mn. Robert O Copeland '59 CDR and Mn.James M. DeFiancia '63 Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Del Balzo '67 Mr. Peter F deVos '71 CDR and Mn. Peter B. Dolan '60 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Duffy '57 Mr. and Mrs.Theodore E. Dumbauld '81 Mr. and Mn. Richard L. Earnest '64 Mr. and Mn. Dean M. Flatt '72 • Mr. and Mn. David D. Fox '67 Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Freeman,Jr. '60 Mr. and Mn. C. Stedman Garber '65 Mr. and Mn. Bernard S. Gewirz '49 Mr. and Mn. Edward W. Gibbons '59 Mr. and Mn.James W GUlnian '56 CAPTVictor B. Graff, USN (Ret.) '38 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Griggs '63 Mr. and Mn. Paul M. Hatch '79 Mr. and Mn.WiUard C. Hayjr '71 Mr and Mrs.W. Robert Jones '58 Mr. and Mrs. George G.Jones '58 Mr. and Mn. Bernard J. KeUeyJr. '63 • RADM John E. Kirkpatrick, USNR (Ret) '31 Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Koenig '89 CAPT and Mn. Harry W Konkel '58 Mr. and Mn. Alden J. Laborde '38 ADM and Mn. Charles R. Lanon '58 * Capt. and Mrs. Ronald S. Lasorsa '89 Mr. Peyton R. Latimer '60 Mr and Mrs.John J. Lawlor '75 Mr. and Mn. Barry B. Leviis '70 RADM and Mn.Thomas C. Lynch '64 Mr. and Mn. Craig B. MaUoy '83 Mr. and Mn.WiUiam P. McCauley '69 Mr. and Mrs. RogerW Mehle '63

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CDR and Mrs. Kenneth S. Metvmer '63 Mr. and Mrs.John J. Michalski.Jr '60 Mr. and Mn. Paul G. MiUer '47 LCDR David L. MitcheU, USNR (Ret.) '57 Mr and Mn.WiUiam M. Moore,Jr '61 Mr and Mn. Frank A. Morrow '61 CAPT James R. Nehez,Jr, USN (Ret.) '51 Mr and Mrs. Peter F Neumann '57 Mr. James A. Ounsworth '64 Mr and Mrs. Roger Paradis '67 -t Mr. and Mrs. David L. Parkinson '60 Mr. and Mrs. Preston A. Peak '46 ± Mr. and Mn. Michael A. Pero,Jr '63 * Brig Gen and Mn.James L. Pierce '58 * CDR and Mn. Howard S. Pmskey '62 Mr. and Mn. Paul B. Prager '80 Mr and Mn.James A. Prestridge,Jt '54 LCDR and Mn. Gerald F Rester '45 RADM and Mrs. Paul M. Robinson '65 • Mr. and Mrs, Malvin B. Roesch '52 CAPT and Mn. Adrian O. Rule III '50 Mr. and Mn.John W RusseU '57 Mr Anthony J. Sarno, Jr. '66 Mr and Mrs. Stephen J. Scheffer '60 Mr and Mrs.Thomas C. Schievelbem '75 Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey E. Schmidt '53 Mr. and Mn. Peter F Shields '59 RADM and Mrs.Jerome F Smith,Jr '61 Mr. Clay O. Stiles'71 VADM and Mn. Edward M. Straw '61 Mr. and Mn. Robert C. Sudiff,Jr '60 LCDR and Mn. Robert N.TidbaU '62 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M.Trippe '57 * Mr. and Mn. Carlos C.ViUarreal '48 RADM Edwaid K.Wdker,Jr, USN (Ret.) '54 CDR and Mrs. Homer N.WaUm '55 Mr and Mn. Edward A. WardweU '55 CDR and Mrs. Arthur E.Wegner '60 Mr and Mn.John E. Wertin III '62 Mr. and Mn.WiUiam E. Zierden '60

Parent Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Brennan Mrs. Diane M. Carlson and Mr.WiUiam P Freyd Mr and Mrs. Richard D Christ * Mr. and Mrs.Timothy L. Gunderman Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Lowry DL Nina Pearhnutter Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Shields

Mn.John P Barron '40 Mr and Mrs. Norman Bernstein Mr and Mrs. George Blumenthal Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Chesley Mr. and Mrs.WJames FarreU • Mr Joseph Glebcrman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldstein Mr and Mrs. Richard Goodwin Mr and Mrs. Richard Klem Mrs. Sandi L. Knight-WaUace II '54 The Honorable and Mrs. Robert Mosbacher Estate ofMrs. Nelson T. NoweU '13 Mn. Devora WoUc PonteU '98 Mr and Mrs. Mark A. ScMang Mr Edward Shapiro Estate ofRADM SidneyWSoueis, USNR (Ret) Mr and Mrs. Harvey Stein

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Worden Associate mjm-S9,9S9i Mr. and Mrs. PaO:ick L. Aldenon '74 * CAPT and Mrs.Jerold FAndenon '64 Mr. Steven N.Arnold '56 Mr. and Mrs. Phihp L. Arst '51 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Arvedlund '63 CDR Victor K. Atkins, USNR (Ret.) '43 CAPT and Mn.WiUiam C. Auer,Jr. '56 * RADM Richaid R.BaIllnge^USN p.et) '601 and Mrs. Balhnger CAPT and Mn. Chfford P Barnes '51 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Behni '78 * CAPT and Mn.James F BeU '54 CAPT and Mn. Ronald I. BeU '62 CDR and Mrs.John R.BeUinger '56 CAPT and Mn.Webster L. Benham '72 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bivenour, Jr '52 Lt Col and Mn. Michael A. Blackledge '63 * Mr. and Mrs. Robert W Bolster,Jr '62 Mr. and Mrs.Thomas C. Brasco '75 * Dr and Mrs.John L. Brodhead,Jr '75 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W Bryant '66 • Mr. and Mrs. David M. Buckley '87 * Mr. and Mrs.WUham E. Burgess III '92 * Dr.PhUipTCahiU'70* Mr. BracUey S. Carlson '91 and Mrs.Teresa M. Carlson '91 Mr. Gregory A. Chauncey and Mrs. Naomi C.Broering '62 Mr. and Mrs.WiUiamW CoUins '72 RADM and Mrs. LeRoy CoUins,Jr. '56 CDR Demus J. ConnoUy USNR '64 Mr.John M. CoimoUy '66 RADM and Mrs. Peter C. Conrad '53 VADM and Mrs. Darnel L. Cooper '57 CAPT and Mn.James M. Coopeniiudi '62 * Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Cotton '62 LCDR and Mrs. Denis H. Crawford '60 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Curl '48 * Mr.WiUiam R. Davis '68 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W Dawson '64 * CDR and Mn. Steve R. Dean '73 CAPT and Mrs. Robert R. Dems '61 * CAPT and Mrs. Harry G. Dittmami '67 * LCDR and Mrs. Harry J. Donahue '49 Mr and Mrs. WiUiam C. Dow '68 Mr Darnel R. Dunn '62 Mr and Mrs. Sidney W Emery, Jr '68 • Mr. and Mrs.James L. Ewing IV '73 Mr. and Mn. Richard C. Fedon '44 Mr and Mrs. Joseph P. Ferrara,Jr '65 • Mr. and Mrs. Marcus W. Flagg '85 Mr. and Mrs.Joseph P Hanagan,Jr '47

CAPT and Mrs. Donald K. Forbes '50 Mr. Thomas P Forrestal,Jr '58 RADM and Mn. Robert R. Fountam,Jr '55 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr '80 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Garbacz '59 * LCDR Enrique A. Garcia, ENR '54 t and Mrs. Garcia Mr. Benno M. Gerson '61 Dr James G. Gonzales '71 Mr and Mrs.JeromeW Gottesman '52 Mr. and Mrs.WUham L. Griffin '60 Col and Mrs. David B. Grover '53 RADM and Mn. Howard W Habermeyer,Jr '64 * Mr. and Mrs. Rhodric C. Hackman '70 Dr and Mrs. Arnold N. Hafiier '62 Mr. and Mrs.Thomas F Hagan '69 Mr. and Mrs. Brace C. Hargus '73 * CAPT and Mrs. Peter W. Harris '76 CAPT and Mrs.W Charles HaskeU '49 Col and Mrs. Walter P. Havenstein '71 Mr and Mrs.Jesse H. Heald,Jr '57 RADM and Mn.WiUiam A. Heine '62 LCDR Joseph R. Henderson, Jr, USN (Ret.) '58 CAPT and Mrs.Vernon C. Honsinger '56 Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Huck '72 * CDR and Mn. RichardW Hunter '59 Maj Gen and Mrs. Ralph H.Jacobson '56 ADM and Mrs.Jay L.Johnson '68 * Mr. and Mrs. Smart C.Johnson '64 Mr. and Mrs. S. Darnel Johnson '69 • Lt Col and Mn. David B.Jones '53 Mr and Mrs.Thomas J. Kiernan '73 * CAPT and Mrs.WiUiam R. KiUea '80 * Mr. and Mrs.Thomas C. Knudson '67 * CDR and Mn.John M. Kudnski '75 * CAPT and Mrs. Robert L. Larson '59 RADM and Mn. Lawrence Layman '52 LCDR and Mrs. Stephen J. Leaman '69 CAPT and Mis. Richard J. Levendoski '56 Mr and Mn. Robert D. Loeffler '72 Dr and Mn.J. PhiUip London '59 CDR and Mrs. Robert J. Mackey '70 * CAPT and Mrs. James J. Maginn '64 Mr. and Mrs.Terreiice B. Magrath '58 Mr Robert C.Maich'52 RADM and Mn. Ronald F Marryott '57 The Honorable and Mn.John S. McCam III '58 Mr and Mrs. Charles A. McCarmey '92 CAPT and Mrs.James B. McGee '80 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. McGurl '57 Mr and Mn.James B. Mcllvaine '69 * MI. and Mis.John M. McKeown '52 CDR and Mn. Robert L. MUlei '51 4 • Mr and Mrs. F Darnel MitcheU,Ji. '65 Mr and Mn. Dennis J. Moore '61 Mr. and Mrs. Diik P D. Mosis III '73 Mr. and Mrs. Cad H. Murray,Jr '56 CAPT and Mn. MarshaU Nadel '74 * Mr. and Mrs.Jolm E. Nolan '50 Mr and Mrs. Bjchard A. Norman '61 CDRJamesJ. O'Connell, USN (Ret.) '57 * Mr. and Mrs. Paul D 0'Comior,Jr '59 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. O'ReiUey '66 CDR and Mrs. Cliristopher W Panos '72 * VADM and Mrs.J.T Parker,Jr '55 Mr and Mn. Ralph C. PauUc '70 * RADM and Mn.Thomas D. Paulsen '60 • CAPT and Mrs. Tom E. Payne '66 *

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CAPT and Mn.J. Stephen Perry '61 CAPT and Mn. Henry L. PhiUips, Jr '60 * Mr.R^anTPhUhps'59 CAPT and Mn.J. Richard PoweU,Jr. '50 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Prout '64 ADM and Mrs. Joseph W Praeher '64 * Mr. and Mrs.A.Jon Prasmack '66 Dr. and Mrs. Norman D Raddce '64 Mr. and Mn. Raun J. Rasmussen '51 Mr and Mrs. Lee E Rathbun '65 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Rice '81 * CAPT and Mrs. HaUie P Rice '46 Col and Mrs.John G. R. Roddey '59 Mr. and Mn.J.Van Rose,Jr '75 Mr. and Mn. Stephen S. Roth '87 LCDR WUham F Ruoff III, USNR '80 • Mr. and Mn. Edward J. Sandenon,Jr '71 CAPT and Mn.Jerrold M. Smidi '61 Mr and Mn. Dale E. Stahl '70 Mr. and Mn. Richard M.Teater '70 CAPT and Mn. Richard E.Tennent,Jr '58 Mr. and Mrs.William R.Thomas,Jr. '51 * RADM and Mrs. Paul D.Tomb '51 Mr and Mrs.Jacques FTreviUyan '50 Mr. and Mn. Harry L.Vincent,Jr. '41 CAPT and Mn.James D. von Suskil '68 * Mr. and Mn. Carl FWagner '83 CAPT and Mn. Leonard R.Wass '64 • CAPT and Mrs. George PWatt,Jr '73 RADM and Mrs. Henry FWhite,Jr. '68 Mr. and Mn. Nicholas J. WiUiams, Jr. '70 Mr. and Mn. Stephen R. WUson '68 MI. and Mn.J. MichaelYeagei '76 * CDR and Mn. Steven G.Young '84

Parent MI. and Mn. Steven J. Ahmuty,Jr. Mr. and Mn.WUliam K. Armour Mr and Mn. Charles D. Chamben Mr. and Mn.WiUiam D. EUiott Mr and Mn.Thomas P. HamUton * Mr. and Mn. Dean H.Jung * Mr. and Mn. Robert P Keidi * Mr. and Mn. George L. KeUgren Mr. and Mn. Kenyon P. KeDo^,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Stephen G. Krum Mr and Mn.Wayne Lara\vay Mr. and Mn. Lawrence A. Leonard * Mr. and Mn. Michaelj. McGuinnis * Mr and Mn. Michael G. Messner Mr. and Mn.James A. Morgan Mr Alonzo A. Neese, Jr. Mr and Mn. Robert C. Page * Mn. Gary M. PonteU Mr and Mn.J. Frederick Sarg * Mr .and Mn. Christopher K. Seglem Mr. and Mn. Alan Sunmien-PoweU Mr and Mn. C. DavidWright *

Friend Mn.James E BeU '55 Mr. and Mn. Robert Betagole Mr and Mn.AUen BUdner Mr and Mn.Albert BUdner Ms. Shoshana Caidin Mr. Chailes R.Eail Mt and Mn.Jerry R. Etter RADM Marsha J. Evans, USN (Ret.) and LCDR Gerard R. Evans, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Michael Fisher

Mr. .md Mn. David Fisher MI. and Mn. Maic Fisher MI. and Mn. Bobby Fishei Ml. and Mn. Lairy Hochberg Mr. and Mn. Leonard Kaplan Mr. Ed\vard Kaplan Mr. and Mn. Meredith J. Long Mr.Alvin Meisel Mr. and Mn. David Meyers Dt and Mn.Wairen Saclis Mn. Robert J. Salomon '49 Mr. and Mn. Mark Shuhnan Mr. and Mn, Marvin Simon Mr. James S. Smith Mr. and Mn. Stanley C.Tutdeman Mr. and Mn. David Wax Mn. Roslyn A. Weathen

Corporations/Foundations Abraham and Ruth Krieger Family Foimdation, Inc. Beiman Chaiitable Foundation, Inc. Marathon OU Company Foundation .Mon^meiy Inn, Inc. Rebecca Meyerhoff.MemorialTnist Flairiette S. and Charies L.Tabas Foundation The Coneway Family Foundation The .May Department Stores Company Wedge Group Incorporated

Organization JWy Post 385, North County, Cahforma Society of Sponson of The United States Navy

President's Circle Member ($2,500-$4,999} Mr. Paul C. Aanonsen '87 • MI. and Mn. Loran M. Adams '68 * CAPT and .Mn.James N. Adkins,Jr '58 RADM and Mn.James R.Ahern '48 RADM and Mn. Donald S.Albnght,Jr '50 Mr. and Mn.Thomas L. Aldnch '55 • CAPT and Mn.WaiamT.Alexander II '57 • Mr.John G.Alexander, St '65 .Mr. and .Mrs. Bob D. AUen '59 Mr. and Mn.WiUiam G.Anderson '63 CAPT and Mrs. Richard WAndenon '47 CAPT and Mn. Stephen M.Andres '67 • CAPT and Mrs. Robert J. Antomo '60 LCDR and Mrs.John E. ArdeU III '61 CAPT and Mrs. Glenn N.Arthur,Jr. '55 CAPT and Mn. Eugene M. AvaUone, Sr '52 Mr. and Mrs.John A. Bacon, Jt '49 CAPT and Mrs. Bernard C. BaUey '75 • VADM Robert B. Baldwm, USN (Ret.) '45 Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam C. BaUard '60 CDRThomasVBanfield H.USNR (Ret) '54 Col and Mrs. Albert L. Barbero '58 Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Barger, Jt '65 RADM and Mn. James V Bardett '41 Mr. and Mrs.WUham A. Basrian II '80 Col and Mrs.WUham D. Bauer '58 * CAPT and Mrs.James S. Baumstark '64 * Mr. and Mn. Jeffrey R. Beard '72 Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Becker '81 CAPT and Mrs. Alan R.Becker '65 Mr. and Mn. Roy M. BeU '66

Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Bender,Jr '70 Col Frank E. Bendrick, USAF (Ret.) '55 Mr. ,-md Mrs. RonaldV Benigno '71 Mt Thomas E. Bendey '54 CDR and Mrs. Sigval M. Berg.Jt '68 LtCol .and Mn.WiUiam D. Berry '69 Mt .and Mn.J,-mies M. Bedmiaim '77 CAPT and Mn.T. Scott Bedmiann '80 CAPT ,ind Mn.J.Tmes S. Bewick '62 Capt. and Mn. Malcohu K. Beyet Jt '62 Mr. .-md Mn. Robert S. BickneU '53 VADM and Mn.Thomas J. Bigley '50 CAPT and Mn.Thomas H. BUhngs '59 Mr. and Mn. Bryce G. BUUngs '62 Mr. and Mn. Robert C. Binnion, Jt '50 Mr. .and Mn. CecU L. BlackweU '63 Dt and Mn. Murray D. BlaiJc '58 • CAPT and Mn.WUham T R. Bogle '68 CDR and Mrs.John M. Boniface '71 * CDR and Mn. Robert M. Boodi '59 Mr. and Mn. Kennedi A. Bott '49 CAPT and Mn. Frank L. Boushee '48 CAPT and Mn.J. HoUis Bowetjr '61 CAPT and Mn.Thomas A. Boyce '51 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Boyce '68 CDR Harold G. Boylan, USN (Ret.) '68 CAPT and Mrs. Peter B. Boyne '57 Mr. and Mn. Errett J. Bozardi II '71 • Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Bracy '63 CAPT and Mn. Claiborne S.Bradley '48 Mr. and Mrs. Shaun G. Bradley '78 CAPT and Mn. Francis T Brady '53 CAPT and Mrs. FrankA.Brame III '54 CAPT and Mn. Darnel B. Branch,Jt '59 Dt and Mrs.John R. Brereton '67 Mr. and Mrs. Roderick L. Brotherton '73 Mr. and Mrs. Robbms E. Brown '65 CDR and Mrs. RandaU R. Brown '57 RADM and Mrs. Stanley W Bryant '69 • RADM and Mrs. Richard A. Buchanan '68 Mr. and Mrs. Donald P Buhrer '48 Mr.J. Scott Burd'71 Mr. and Mn.James R. Burdett '73 • LCDR and Mrs. MUton E. BurdsaU '56 VADM and Mn. Edwaid A. Burkhalter.Jt '51 Mr. and Mrs. Darnel F Busch '77 CDR and Mrs. Robert P Bush '65 Mr. and Mrs. George J. ButvUas '67 VADM and Mrs. James F Calvert '43 RADM and Mn. Arbngton F CampbeU '61 CAPT and Mrs. James A. CampbeU,Jt '73 CAPT and A4rs. James R. Caimon '56 2ndLt Brent J. CantreU, USMCR '03 Mr. and Mrs.Joseph E. Cantu, Sr. '76 * RADM and Mrs. Luden Capone '49 RADM Robert W Carius,USN (Ret.) '51 CDR and Mn.James H. H. Carrington '48 LT and Mrs. Edward W Cather II '59 Mr. and Mrs.John E. ChaUcer '72 Dt and Mrs. Carl R. CheUus '57 Mr.WUham H. E. Cheney and Ms. Emim A. McLean '82 ADM and Mrs. Henry G. ChUes.Jt '60 Mr. and Mrs.WUham G. Christoforo '51 CDR and Mrs. Richard J. Chudayjt '80 • CDR and Mn. David E. Church '67 CDR Steven H. Claassen, USN (Ret.) '64 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Clancy '62 CAPT and Mrs. Mark F Clapper '73 Mr. and Mn. Donald H. Clark '59 Col Joseph E. Clarkson, USAF (Ret.) '55

Mt and Mrs.Joseph H. Clasgens '48 Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Clason '58 CAPT .and Mn.WUham G. Claurice '59 CAPT .ind Mrs.John L. Clearwater '57 CAPT .md Mrs. Daniel C. Clements '45 Mt Wilham J. Clevenger '67 • VADM and Mrs. EdwardW Clexton,Jr '60 CAPT Gordon H. Clow, USNR (Ret.) '64 RADM and Mrs.WUham W Cobb,Jt '68 VADM Michael C. CoUey, USN (Ret.) '60 Mt and Mrs.John M. Colyer,Jt '63 Maj and Mn. Stephen W Comiskey '69 CDR Edward H. Conant,USN (Ret.) '64 Mr. and Mn.Jack L. Conrad '71 CDR and Mrs.Joseph T Cook '63 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Corboy '53 CDR and Mn. Edward F Cottei.Jt '73 Mr. and Mrs.WUham G. CounsU '60 CAPT and Mn.Asbury Coward IV '64 CDR and Mrs. Gary L. Coyle '72 The Honorable Charles L. Cragin III and CDR Maureen P Cragin, USNR '85 * Mt and Mrs. Mercade A. Cramet Jt '53 Mr. and Mn.WUham C. Croft '40 CAPT and Mn.Anatoho B. Craz III '80 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Curl '48 Capt. Lucas E. Dabney, USMC '96 and LT Laura M. Dabney, USN '96 The Honorable and Mn.John H. Dalton '64 Mr. and Mrs. Matteo J. D'Amico '65 • Mr. and Mn. Frederick W Dau III '64 CAPT and Mrs. Samuel A. Davey '67 Mr. and Mrs. PhUhp H. David '64 • Mr. and Mrs. RusseU S. Davis, Jt '46 VADM and Mn. George W Davis,Jt '55 Mr. and Mrs.WUham E. Davis '64 VADM and Mrs. J. Cuder Dawson, Jt '70 CAPT and Mn.WardW. de Groot III '51 CDR and Mrs. Antomo E De Santis '63 * Mr. Dean O DeLamar '53 CAPTVictor Delano, USN (Ret.) '41 CDR and Mrs. H. Donald DeLude "60 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. DeMarche '78 ADM and Mrs. Bruce DeMars '57 * CDR David J. Dickinson, USN '82 Mr. and Mrs. OsmundW Dixon.Jt '53 CDR and Mn. Stephen F Dmetrak '71 • CDR and Mrs.W Stanley Dodd.Jt '48 Mr. and Mrs.John B. Doherty '65 Mr. and Mrs.John E. Dolby '63 CAPT JamesW Donahue, USNR (Ret.) '62 ENS Michaelj. Domger, USN '99 and ENSLuanL.Lam,USN'00 CAPT and Mrs.WUham R DonneUy '65 CAPT and Mn. Edward H. Doohn,Jt '45 CAPT and Mn. Kurt F Dorenkamp '49 * Mr. and Mrs. Frederic G. Dorwart,Jt '59 Mr. Albert E.Drew'50 CAPT and Mn. Richard C. Drummond '61 CAPT and Mrs.WUham R. Drary '58 Lt Col and Mn. CharlesW Duke.Jt '61 CAPT and Mrs. Robert D. Duncan '48 VADM and Mrs. Robert F Dunn '51 CAPT and Mn. Richard A. Dunning '46 VADM and Mrs.WUham A. Earner,Jr. '63 CAPT and Mrs. Peter B. Easton '54 ADM and Mrs. Leon A. Edney '57 CAPT and Mn.Theodore M. Edson '54 RADM and Mrs.Winford G. EUis '64 RADM and Mrs. George F EUis,Jt '45 Col and Mrs. RichardW Elsworth '63

Mt and Mrs. Michaelj. Epprecht '65 Mt and Mrs. Steven M. Etter '68 CAPT and Mrs.Thomas 1. Eubanks '66 Mt PhUhp A. Faigley '75 ADM and Mrs.Thomas B. Fargo '70 Mt and Mrs. Edmund J. FarreU '64 * CAPT and Mrs.Thomas R. Felger '66 CAPT and Mrs. Francis M. Feltliam '64 CAPTJamesVFerrero, USNR (Ret.) '49 Mt and Mrs. Leroy F Field.Jr '64 Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Finnigan '49 MtArthurW Fisher III '62 CDR Eugene E. Htzpatrick, USN (Ret.) '59 Mr. and Mrs.Timothy B. Fleischer '81 CAPTJamesA.Flcming,Jt,USN (Ret.) '62 ADM Sylvester R. Foleyjt, USN (Ret.) '50 CAPT Richard E. Fostet USN (Ret.) '41 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Francis '66 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Franco '54 • Mr. Ehas C. Frank '50 LtCol and Mrs. CarroU R. Franklin '56 RADM and Mrs.John C. Fraser,Jr '57 CAPT and Mrs.Wayne R. Fritz '57 Mr. Richard M. Frye '62 CAPT and Mrs. Gerald A. FuUc '56 RADM Robert B. Fulton, USN (Ret.) '32 Col and Mn.WUham R. Gage '62 * LtCol and Mrs.Victor M. Gardner III '77 • Mr. and Mrs. Robert W Garland '84 Mr. and Mn. Garland W. Garrett '64 CAPT and Mrs. Ned Garrett '40 Mr.WUbur F Gasner '44 Lt Col Benjamm W George, USAF (Ret.) '56 LCDR and Mrs.Jack M. Geraghty '64 Mr. and Mrs.John C. Gibson '46 Mr. and Mrs. Webb R. GUmore '66 Mr. Arnold Glassner '63 CDR and Mn.John M. Gluck '62 Mr. and Mrs. Marvm A. Goldberg '58 CAPT and Mrs. Mark M. Golden '60 • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Goldtrap,Jr '60 CDR and Mn.James C. Goodwin,Jr '58 CDR and Mn. Charles F Gorder, St '48 Mr. and Mrs.John E. Gorman '64 CAPT and Mrs.Thomas C. Goshn '52 CAPT and Mrs.John C. Grace '77 * CDR and Mn. Edwm H. Grant,Jt '55 LCDR Oscar Greene,Jt,USNR (Ret.) '47 CAPT and Mrs. George W Greene,Jt '55 Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Gregory, Jt '59 VADM and Mrs. Charles H. Griffiths '46 Mr. and Mn. Gary A. Griffiths '72 Mt GeoffieyJ. Groves '65 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Haines '68 LCDR and Mrs. Carl M. Halbremer '74 Mr. and Mrs.Judd G. Halenza.Jt '65 Mr. and Mrs. James D. HaU '72 Mr.John M. HaUiday '58 CDR and Mn.Jack E. HamUton '62 Maj Gen and Mrs. Donald G. Hard '62 Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Hardebeck '87 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hardeman '49 Dt and Mrs. Charles R. Harden '65 Mr. and Mrs.Timothy Hare '81 Mr. Raymond J. Harms '62 Maj and Mrs. Daniel F Harrmgton '81 • Mr. and Mrs.Theodore R. Hartley '46 CAPT and Mis. WUham A. Hartman '61 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hasson, Jt '66 CDR and Mrs. Larry L. Hawkins '50 CAPT John B. Haynes, USNR (Ret.) '55

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ADM and Mrs.Thomas B. Hayward '48 * Mr and Mrs. Michael R. Hecomovich '71 RADM and Mrs. Charles C. Heid '48 LCDR and Mrs. James C. HeUauer '61 Mr. and Mn. Alan R. Hendershot '66 BGen and Mrs. Leif H. Hendrickson '73 Mt and Mn. Daniel K. Hermessy '63 CAPT and Mrs.Wayne O. Henry '67 • CAPT and Mrs.Josiah Henson '45 Mr. and Mn.John S. HertJt '77 CDR and Mn. Lawrence Heyworth III '70 Mt and Mn. Donald R. Higgs '51 • LCDR and Mn. Searle F Highleyman '51 CAPT and Mn. Robert E. HUl '52 RADM and Mrs.ViigU L. HUl '61 CDR Robert C Hinckley, USNR (Ret.) '69 CDR and Mrs.John C. Hmkle '62 Mr. and Mn. FWorth Hobbs '56 Mr. and Mn.James E. Hoch '58 LCDR and Mn.James D. Hodde '61 CAPT DavidW Hoffinan, USN (Ret.) and CAPT Mary Jo Sweeney USN (Ret.) '62 Mr. David H. Hofinann '60 ADM and Mn.James L. HoUoway '43 CAPT and Mn.WUham C. Hohnan '54 CDR and Mn.John S. Hohnes '50 CAPT and Mn. Frank C. Hohnes '63 VADM and Mn.WUham D Houser '42 CAPT and Mn. Augustine E. Hubal,Jt '53 CAPT and Mn. Faust E Hughes,Jt '62 CDR and Mrs.Thomas K. Huisman '77 LCDR and Mn. Paul D. Hunt,Jt '62 Col and Mrs. Harry H. Hurst '58 CAPT and Mn.Thomas H. Hutchinson '77 LCDR and Mn. Robert E. Hyer,Jt '75 LCDR and Mn. Lawrence W lannotti '52 CDR and Mis.James S. Ibach '61 * CDR and Mis.WUham H. Ise '62 CDR and Mn.Johns PJaudon '55 Mr. and Mrs. Donald S.Jeffenon '73 Mr. and Mn. Scott M.JerUdns '76 Mr. and Mrs. Erek Jenstad '64 B.ADM and Mrs. Frederick C. Johnson '52 Ml. Ben Johnson III '47 Mr. Dennis J.Johnson '65 Mr. and Mrs.W. BraunJones,Jt '67 CAPT and Mn. Stephen H.Jones '64 * Mr. and Mrs.Timothy J.Joyce '70 * CAPT and Mrs.James D.Joyner '61 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C.Joyner '72 CAPT and Mrs. Michael R. Kalas '73 * VADM and Mn. Douglas J. Katz '65 Mt and Mrs. R. Mark Keating '67 Mr. and Mrs.John G. KeUer '44 • Mr and Mrs. James J. KeUeyJr '66 CAPT and Mrs. Eugene E KeUy '48 Mr and Mrs. Gregory J. Kieffer '69 Mt and Mrs. Richard J. Kievit '61 * CAPT and Mrs. Ingolf N. KUand.Jr '59 CDR and Mrs. Garland R. KUbourn,Jt '50 LCDR and Mn. Peter C. Kmg '70 LCDR and Mn. Frankhn G. King '70 CAPT and Mrs.James R. Kinney '60 RADM Richaid G Knkland, USN (Ret.) '69 • Mr and Mn.WUham H. Kirvan,Jr '62 CAPT and Mrs. Alexander L. Kivlen '50 Dt and Mrs. Christopher K. Klein '74 LCDR Melvm A. Klem, USNR (Ret.) '59 Mt and Mn. Ronald J. Klemick '63 Mt and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kloth '75 CDR and Mis.Timothy S. Kobosko '80

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CAPT and Mrs. KevmW. McCook '66 CAPTJhnmy H. McCoy, USN (Ret.) '60 Mr. and Mrs. Dennie L. McCrary '60 Mr. Nelson J. McDermott,Jt '46 Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. McDonald '85 • Col and Mrs. Robert L. McEboy '49 RADM and Mn. Edward S. McGinley II '61 ADM and Mrs. Kmnaird R. McKee '51 Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. McKie '47 ± CAPTJohnJ.McNaUyUSN (Ret.) '50 CAPT and Mrs.Jack E. McQueston '51 Mr. James A. McQuUhng '49 CAPT and Mrs. Robert D. McWethy '42 CAPT and Mrs. Richard P .Meaux '57 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Meek '60 CAPT and Mrs. Read B. Mecleary '64 RADM and Mn. George R. Memig,Jt '58 CAPT and Mrs. Melvm Meltzer.Jt '52 Mr. and Mrs. Max C. Meltzer '67 CAPT and Mrs. Michael D Metealf'68 * CDR and Mn. Robert H. MUbrath '34 * CDR and Mn. Richaid J. MUes '63 Lt Gen and Mrs. George D MiUer '53 CDR and Mn.Jo Zach MUler W '39 Col and Mrs. Donald G. MUler '62 Mr. and Mrs. David L. MiUer '65 Mr. Edward U. MUler'87 VADM and Mrs. Charles S. Mmter '37 Mr. and Mrs.James H. Mintun,Jt '59 Mr. and Mrs.Thomas W MitcheU '61 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Mixon '67 Dt and Mrs. Walter T. Molano '83 VADM and Mrs. Robert R. Monroe '50 CDR and Mn. Edmund E. Moore, St '70 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Moreno '61 Mr. and Mrs.John Morton III '67 CAPT and Mrs. Gerald R Mod '68 • Col and Mrs. PhUip R. Moulton '58 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Mowins '79 CAPT and Mrs. Charles L. MuU '50 CAPT and Mrs. Robert D. MuUins '69 • Col and Mrs.Thomas E. Murphree II '48 Mr.James E. Murphy '59 MajGen and Mis.Teiience P. Murray '68 Col and Mrs. Geoige Mushalko '56 VADM and Mn. Heniy C. Mustin '55 LtCol and Mis. Keidi E. Nadolski '71 Col and Mis. Michael A. Nassr '54 RADM and Mn.John T Natter '62 Col and Mis.Jacques C. Naviaux '59 CAPT and Mrs. Sherman Naymark '41 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nelson '71 * Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Nerangis '63 CAPT Robert B NeweHJr, USN (Ret) '64 • CAPT and Mis.Jack R. Nicholas,Jt '58 MI. and Mis. Biuce E. Nichols '71 LCDR Ronald L. Nicol, USNR '75 CAPT and Mn. Brace D NordwaU '59 * CAPT and Mn. Richard J. NoreUta '59 Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Nodihaft '66 4> PJU)M and Mrs. James K. Nunneley '52 Mr. and Mrs.John J. O'Brien '67 ± Ml. and Mn.Jolm R. O'Connor '61 Mt and Mrs. Charles D. O'DeU '73 Mt and Mrs. Leon Okurowski '65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R Ohver '50 RADM and Mn. PliiUip R. Olson '62 Mr. and Mn.Jolm H. 0'NeUl,Jt '68 CAPT and Mn. Roger R Onorati '61 Capt. and Mrs. Peter S. Optekar '63 CDR and Mn. Charles A. Orem '50

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Mt and Mrs. Robert A. Orlosky '64 Mr. and Mn. Edward A. Orr, Jt '65 CAPT and Mrs. David L. Osburn '59 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ostendorf, Jt '72 RADM and Mrs.John B. Padgett III '69 Mr. and Mrs. Keith W Patten '73 CDR and Mrs. Robert R. PauUc '84 Mr. and Mrs.WUham A. Paulson '84 • Maj Ohver J. Peake, USAF (Ret.) '57 • Mr. and Mrs. PaulW Pendorf'62 CAPT WUham L. Penn, USNR '63 Mr. md Mrs.Thomas D. Pestorius '68 Mr.Walter C. Peten,Jt '58 CAPT Richard A. Peterson, USN (Ret.) '55 CAPT md Mrs. Kenneth D. Peterson '57 Dt Gordon L. Peterson '65 Mr. md Mrs. James T. PetUlo '66 * LCDR James A. Pettit, USNR '94 and LT MicheUe M. Pettit, USN '94 CAPT md Mn. KingW Pfeiffer '50 Mr. md Mrs.James E. Phelm '60 LtCol and Mn. Charles A. Pinney III '64 Dt John H. Post md Dr. Barbara T Post '69 Mr. md Mrs. Mark L. PoweU '83 Mr. md Mn.Thomas N. Pritchett '67 • CDR md MIS. Daniel J. Prouk '82 * Ml. md Mn. Aim C. Ptak 71 MI. md Mn. David B. Puckett '63 Lt Gen John S. Pustay, USAF (Ret) '54 MI. and Mn.James E. Queen '71 RADM md Mn. Craig R. Quigley '75 * Col md Mrs. Daryl L. Rabert '63 CAPT Lyle B. Ramsey, USN (Ret.) '40 VADM md Mn.WUham E. Ramsey '53 Mr. md Mn. Robert D. Ravenet Jt '81 • VADM md Mn.WUham L. Read '49 Mr. md Mn.Tunothy B. Rebhorn '83 Mr. md Mn. Brace A. Reicheldeifer '52 * CAPT and Mis. Kenneth S. Rei^tlet;Jt 73 * Mi.KevmG.Reffly'79 CAPT md Mn. Gregoiy R. Reinhaidt 79 * MI. md Mn. Eiic J. Reinhold '88 * CAPT md Mn. WUham O. Rentz '55 VADM md Mn.J. Guy Reynolds '59 RADM md Mn. Kent Riffey '61 CDR md Mn. Hugh J. Risseeuw '64 * CAPT md Mn. DaytonW Ritt '62 MI. md Mn. A.James Roberts III '59 CAPT md MIS. Ned C. Robeits '56 CDR md Mrs. Brim D. Robertson '71 CAPT md Mn. Edgar A. Robie '43 Mr. md Mn.J. David Robinson '68 Mr. md Mn. Stanley R. Roman '61 LT md Mn.WUham T Roos '49 CAPT md Mn.VmcentW. Roper '56 Mr. md Mn.WUham H. Rorer III '58 CAPT md Mn.John M. Rose '68 * CAPT md Mn. Michael C. Rodi '61 Mr.Warren W. Rothmann '51 VADM md Mn.WUham H. Rowden '52 LCDR md Mis. Kiik W Rowe '55 CAPT md MIS. Arthui E. Rowe,Jt '61 MI. md Mn.John C. Ruddei '78 CAPT md MIS. WUham T RusseU '67 Ml. md Mn.Jmies M. Russo '91 RADM md Mis. Paul J. Rym '73 CAPT md Mn. PhUip J. Rym '50 VADM md Mn.John R. Rym '67 LT md Mn. David A. Samuels '86 Ms. Geraldine W Santos '83 * CDR md Mrs.WUhmi R Sargent '64

CDR Beriuid M.Wolfe, USNR (Ret.) '381 and Mis.WoUe CAPT md Mn.WUham S.Woff'75 CAPT Rodney K.Womer, USNR '72 • Col and Mrs. Fitz W M.Woodrow,Jt '54 Mr. and Mrs. Erik C.Woods '64 Maj <ind Mrs. Benjamin T.Wriglit '85 * CDR and Mrs. OrvUle Wright,Jt '56 * Dt Frederick S.Yeatts and Mn. hiesYeatts '59 Mr. and Mrs. George M.Yerkes '59 Mt and Mrs. Geoige E.Youmans '61 Mr. Roger A.Young '71 CAPT and Mis. GeoigeV. Zebeilem,Jt '54 VADM and Mis. Laiido W Zech,Jt '45

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CAPT md Mn. Chiistim E. Spimkle '82 CAPT and Mn. Demiis R. Spuigeon '65 CAPT md Mn.Thomas F StaUman '55 CAPT md Mn. George D Steel '75 CAPT md Mn. Norman F Stem '52 CAPT md Mn. Walter J. StencU '37 CDR md Mn. Charles M. Stevens II '73 CAPT md Mn. Robert G. Stevenson '60 Gen and Mrs. Joseph D. Stewart '64 CAPT md Mn.Thomas M. Storch '73 • Mr. md Mrs. George W Stott,Jt '55 CAPT md Mrs.WUham D. Straight '61 Mr. Ronald A. Stribhng '70 Dt md Mrs. Dm Strable '83 LCDR md Mn. David H. Stryker '61 * Dt md Mn. Robert W Smart '71 Dt md Mrs. Donald L. Sturtz '55 Mr. md Mn. Patrick J. SuUivm '74 Mr. md Mn. Anthony F Suraci '50 RADM md Mrs. Robert Sutton '64 Lt Col and Mrs. Richard Swmenburg '56 Mr. and Mn. Roger D. Sweeney '64 Maj md Mrs. WaUy Tart '77 Mr. md Mn. David J.Tate '67 LT md Mrs. Keith E.Tayloe '81 CAPT md Mrs.Thaddeus M.Taylor '45 • LT md Mrs.WUham E.Taylor '60 * Mr. md Mrs.James L.Taylor '70 Capt. md Mrs. Charles D.Tebrich '66 CDR OnonA.Templeton,USN (Ret.) '43 CDR md Mrs. Charles L.Terry '60 Mt md Mrs. R. Scott Thomas '93 * LCDR FJoseph Thomas, USN (Ret.) '53 CAPT md Mn. Richard J.Thomas '75 Mr. md Mrs. Chfford C.Thomas,Jt '53 CAPT md Mrs. Louis E.ThomassyJt '62 ADM md Mrs. NUs R.Thurmim '54 Mt md Mrs. Michael J. Tkach '68 * Col md Mrs. Frederic L.ToUeson '55 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas O.Tozour '63 Mr. md Mn.WUham C.Travis '46 * Mr. and Mrs. Mark C.Treanot '68 CDR Richard C.Tremor.USN (Ret.) '62 CAPT md Mrs. Frederick Triggs III '61

ADM md Mrs. Carhsle A. H.Trost '53 Col and Mrs.James S.Troutman '52 CART md Mrs. Darnel M.Truax '59 CDR and Mrs. Bruce L.VaUey '66 CAPT md Mn.Jmies M.Vm Metre '56 CDR md Mrs. Peter J.VanDerlogke '68 CAPT md Mn.WoodrowWVaughm,Jt '64 PJUDM md Mrs. George D.Vaughm '63 CDR md Mrs. Rodney DVaught '77 Mr. md Mrs. Robert N.Verratti '66 Mr. md Mrs. Keith A.Waldrop '64 CAPT and Mn. Edward C.WaUace '72 VADM md Mrs. Edward C. WaUer '49 CAPT md Mrs. Richard S.Walsh '56 Mr. Harry L.Warren,Jr '47 CDR md Mrs.Toby G.Wanon '59 ADM and Mn.Jmies D.Waddns '49 RADM and Mrs. Harvey D.Weadienon '60 RADM and Mrs.John C.Weaver '55 AMB md Mrs. A.Vernon Weaver '47 Mr. and Mrs. EdgarW.Weeks,Jt '56 Mr. md Mrs. Howard R.Weiss '47 CDR md Mrs.Walter FWeUimi.Jt '62 CAPT Alonzo H.Wellman,Jt,USN (Ret.) '40 CDR md Mrs. Richard K.Westfahl '59 LCDR md Mrs. Bosquet N.Wev,Jr '52 LCDR Chester G.White,Jr, USN (Ret.) '63 CART md Mrs. Lynn H.Widener '70 LCDR md Mn. Robert A. Wiesenberg '79 * Mr. md Mrs. Buford B.WUeyJr '66 MajGen md Mrs.Thomas L.WUkerson '67 Maj Gen and Mrs. LeoVWUhmis '70 Mr. md Mrs. Robert B.WUhams '45 • Mr. md Mrs. Guy WWUhams '81 CAPT md Mrs. Dudley D.WUhmis III '61 CDR md Mrs. Derek W.WUson '55 CART and Mrs.John S.WUson '56 LCDR md Mrs.Thomas C.Wmant '61 * Mr. and Mrs. Howard T.Winfree '61 RADM and Mrs.James A. Wimiefeld '51 CAPT and Mn. Peyton R.Wise II '53 Mr. md Mrs.WUhmi Z.Withers '58 Mr. and Mrs. RandaU J. Wolf'86 * Mr. md Mrs.Thomas PWolfe '72

Mr. and Mrs. FraiikJ. Albi CAPTA.HeibertAlexanderMC,USN (Ret.) md CAPT Charlotte E.Alexander MC, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs.James S. AUen,Jr. Dr. md Mrs. Robert M. Alsup Mr. md Mrs. Mansueto G. Amolat Dt and Mrs. Forrest H. Anthonyjt Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bach Dt Marion D BaUey Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Bernhardson Mr. md Mrs. Rodney J. Boehni Mr. and Mrs.Tmiothy J. Boyce Dt md Mrs. Charles S. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Broome,Jt Mr. and Mrs. David A. Butcher Dr. John F Buzzatto and Dr Jane A Soxnian Mr. md Mrs.John M. Calandra Mr. md Mrs.WUham S. CmipbeU Mr. and Mrs. Brim P. Carton Mr. md Mrs.James C. Chmdler Dt md Mrs. Marvin A. ChUders III Mr. md Mrs.Jmies H. Clenient,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Crecion Mr. md Mrs. Edward T. Daniel Mr. md Mrs.T. Martin Davis Mr. and Mrs.Vincent C. Deluzio Dr md Mrs. Eric J. Dimiond Mr. md Mrs.Walter R. Dicbon III * Dr and Mrs. George G. Doykos Mr. Andrew S. Drury Mr. md Mrs.John B. Duim Dt md Mrs. Jeffrey J. Eckardt Dtmd Mrs.WUhmi EUis Mr.AndrewG. Fallat Mr. md Mrs.John W. Fedorko Dt md MIS. Paul R. Fleury Dt Michael Freedmm and Dr. Marianne Freedmm Mr. Gordon K. Gayer md Ms. Elaine S. Falender Mr. and Mrs.JamesW Gieszl Dt and Mrs. Gregory M. Gustafson Mr. and Mrs.John T Hanzhk * Mr. and Mrs. George E. HaskeU Col md Mrs. Robert J. Heckert Mr. and Mrs. Edd C. Hendee Mr. md Mrs. Matthew Herron Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Hodges Dr. md Mrs. Gerald T. Hoffinm II Mt md Mrs. Keith L. Howard * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F Huber Mr. md Mrs. Bruce Y Hui • Mr. md Mrs. Robert E.Jarratt

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•ENT'S C I R C L E MI. md Mn. Robert R. Johnsen * MI. md Mn.Jmies H. Keppei III * Mr. md Mn. Robin P. Kinne\- * Mr. md Mn. Spindler Krause,Jt Mr. md Mn. C. Da\id Kraeger Mr. md Mn. Dougjas L. K\-mdal Mr. md Mn. Ronald A. LaBoide MI. and Mn. Lambert M. Lane, St MI. md Mn.Teiry W. Lanon Ms. Lynn Liberato MI. md Mn.John P LUes, Jt MI. md Mn.James B. Lingje MI. and Mn. Kenneth M. Linn Capt and Mn. Thomas Lisante MI. md Mn. Richaid Lynch * Col and Mn.Thomas E. Manion * Di. md Mn. Michaelj. Manzoh MI. md Mn.James F. McCaffiey Dr. md Mn.WUliam C. McGinly Ms. Barbara J. Melko Mr. md Mn.Jerry M. Metheny Mr. and Mn.John D. Michel Mn. GaU M. MUler MI. and Mn. Marino A. Montera MI. and Mn.James F. Moon • Dr. md Mn. Christophei J. Moran MI. md Mn. Jerome M. Morea Mr. md Mn. Michael A. Morin MI. md Mn.John P. Mott • MI. and Mn.John D. Murnane DI. md Mn. DavidW Muiphy Dt md Mn. Kenneth C. H. Muiphy Dr. and Mn. Michaelj. Murray Mr. md Mn. Stephen M. Myen Mr. md Mn. Brace H. Niggemann Mr. md Mn. Harold L. North,Jt MI. md Mn. Ke\in J. O'Keefe MI. and Mn. Edwaid C. Page Ml. md Mn. Brace D. Petenon Mr. and Mn. Samuel A. Piccioni Mr. and Mn. Robin Podmore Mr. md Mn.WUham K. Ralston,Jt Dr. and Mn.John R. Reinhardt Mr. md Mn. DavidW Restrepo Mr. md Mn. Louis R. Ricdaidi Dr. md Mn.John S. Rich, St Prof Stephen Robb and The Honorable Maigret G. Robb MI. and Mn. Edward F Robie Ml. md Mn. Lewis E. Robmson,Jt * MI. md Mn. Robert S. RoUo Ml. md Mn. Adolph S. Rosekrans Di.John D. Rozich md Di. Shiela S. Rozich MI. and Mn. Robert W Schaiai MI. md Mn. Craig L. Schnappingei MI. md Mn.Joseph Sdiocco Dr. md Mn. Brace A. Sherman Mn. Ehzabeth P. Shugart Mr. and Mn.James B. Sbck Dt md Mn.James T. Smith,Jt Mr. md Mn. Aaron A. Smith Mr. Michael SpineUi Mr. md Mn.Walter Spring * Mr. md Mn.W Halsey Spruance Dt md Mn. Harry G. Stavros Mr. md Mn. Ronald M. Stehlin Mr. md Mn. Fredric C. Stoffel * Mr. Mark S. Supple MI. and Mn. Michael T. Sweatman

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Ms. Carohn C. Swi^art Dr.CheiylA.Szpak Ml. md Mn.Vmcent M.Thomas Ml. md Mn. Paul A.Thompson * Dr. md Mn.Tsuyoshi Toyama Dt md Mn. Kevin L.Trombly MI. Lee A.Trottet Jt md Dt Lohta M. McDavid MI. md Mn.WUham M.Valasco * MI. md Mn.Joel K.Vmdevoort MI. md Mn.John S.WaUace Captain Cynthia G.Waik Mr. md Mn. Richaid D.Watt MI. md Mn. Petei J.WeUei Mr. md Mn.WUham D.Whimey Dt md Mn. Robert G.WUhams MI. md Mn. Maic N. Zimmeiman

Friend Mr. and Mn. Howard Abnei Mn. Geoige W.BoUmg II '23 t RADM md Mn. Herbert M. Bridge Ms. Mary Gale Buchanan MI. md Mrs. Cunmiins Catheiwood,Jt Ms. Geialdme Cohen CAPT Andrew J. Combe, USN (Ret) MI. John C. Crouse CAPT md Mn. Ronald E. Eadie MI. md Mn. NUs Ericson Mn. Geoige W Folta.Jt '42 Mi.PhUipWGaffiiey Mr. Geoige GeUert DI. and Mn. Howaid Gelman MI. md Mn. Chester S. Gladchuk, Jt MI. md Mn. Michael Glasser Mn. Herschel J. Goldberg '35 Mr. md Mn. Robert T. Guard Mr. md Mn. Robert W Hayden Ms. Arlene Giesser Inch Mr. md Mn. Robert L. Jestei MI. and Mn. RichardWJohnson II RADM md Mn. Aaron Landes Mr. Ben F Love CDR md Mn.James J. MacNew,Jt COL md Mn. Lawrence Nessman Mr. md Mn.Thomas PhUhps Mr. md Mn. Blake N. Rawson * Mr. md Mn. Kenneth J. Roberts Mr. Kermeth G. Robinson, Jt MI. Patrick J. Rooney Mn. Robert K. Schenkel '48 Ml. md Mn. Caiy Schiff MI. Jonathan Shulmm MI. David Shuhnan MI. md Mn.James M.TidweU CDR Albert WVittek, USN (Ret.) Mn.John R.Wales '51

Corporations/Foundations Blanton md Wareing FamiHes Fimd Burlington Resouices Burton md Anne Greenblatt Foundation Goodmm-Klem-Pickney FamUy Fomidation Grant Thorton LLP Mercantile Bankshares Coiporarion Offihoie Logistics, Inc.

President's Circle Life Members Ufe Membership in I'resident's Cirde was discontinued in 2003. Vie foUowing individuals were Life Members prior to 2003 and will continue lo be recognized in riif Donor Report as such.

Mr. and Mn. Daniel E Akeison '70 MI. Jack Beinaid '77 MI. md Mn. Donald R. Bouiassa '62 MI. md Mn. Larry D. Brady '65 Mr. md Mn.Thomas L. Burke '80 CAPT md Mn.Alan E Clark '52 MI. md Mn. Matt A. Coleman '79 MI. md Mn. Hugh CiUlman '46 Mr. Frmcis H. Curren '46 Mr. md Mn. David J. Dunn '55 Mr. md Mn. SydW Dunn,Jt '48 Mn. Edward H. Eckehneyer,Jt '27 MI. Eric P. Grabman and Ms. Betsy Compton '80 MI. Dennis E Haley '67 MI. md Mn. RalphW. Hoopei '51 MI. md Mn. Bradfoid F Lewis '77 Mr. md Mn. Robert Looker '46 Mr. md Mn.Jerry M. Loveless '59 CAPT md Mn. James A. LoveD, Jt '52 MI. md Mn. Edmund L. Mangm '60 MI. and Mn.Jay G. McKie '47 CDR md Mn. Robert L. MUlei '51 Mn. PhUip S. Nelson'49 Mr. md Mn. Henry R. Nodihaft '66 Mr. md Mn.John J. O'Brien, Jt '67 MI. md Mn. Rogei Paradis '67 MI. md Mn. Preston A. Peak '46 MI. md Mn.WUham E. P i e '52 Mr. md Mn.Thomas G. PownaU '47 Mr. md Mn. Ronald F RandaU '58 Mr. md Mn. David H. Rankin '46 Mr. Paul E. Rasmussen '66 Mn. Suzanne Reid CAPT md Mn. Hany M. Rogen '46 MI. Franklin B. Rohnei Ml. Thomas R. Schiff MI. md Mn.John J. Schiff MI. John H. Semcken '78 Mn.Joseph S. Sindaii '46 MI. Beinaid E. Smith,Jt '47 t md Mn. Smith MI. md Mn.WUhmi C. Stutt '49 MI. md Mn. Robert J. Taitjt '66 CAPT md Mn. Loren L.Tayloi '68 MI. md Mn. Roger E.Tetrault '63 Mr. md Mn. Richard W.Virtue '68 RADM Robert H.Werdieim, USN (Ret.) '46 Mr. md Mn.Jmies H.Wheelei,Jt '45 MI. md Mn.Joseph R.Winslow,Jt "46 Mn.Jmies WWinston '47 MI. md Mn.John WWroten, Jt '65 CDR and Mn. Otto A. Zipf '55 • Matchhig Gift t Deceased

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lanned gifts provide critical long-term support to the Naval Academy. In 2004, more than $3.3 million was committed to the Naval Academy, the Alumni Association and the Foundation by Alumni, parents and friends who recognize the benefit of investing in the future ofthe Naval Academy in this unique way.

By incorporating charitable gifis into their estate plans, individuals build an enduring legacy' at the Academy and may also benefit from immediate tax savings and income during their lifetime, depending on the way a gift is structured.

Donors who have made a planned gift to benefit the Naval Academy are recognized via membership in the Robert Means Thompson Society. In 2004, the Society welcomed 27 new members, bringing total membership to 367. The Foundation gratefiilly acknowledges all Robert Means Thompson Society members as of 31 December 2004 whose names appear below.

1924

1937

Mrs. Raymond R. WaUer

Mn.WUliam F Bringle ADM RalphW Cousins, USN (Ret.) Mn.John C. Dyson RADM Robert B. Erly, USN (Ret.) RADM md Mn. Robert H. Nordiwood Mr.JohnW Smipson

1926 Mn.Theodore C.Ayhvard

1927 Mn. Edward H. Eckehneyer, Jt Mn.ElsaS. Tingle

1932 CAPT Sheldon W Brown, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham I. BuU, USN (Ret.) Mn. UoydW. Pamsh CAPT Fredenck O.Vau^ian, USN (Ret.)

1933 VAD.M md .Mn. Frederick L.Ashworth Mn. Earnest G. CampbeD Mn. Richaid L. Kibbe Mn. Ralph L. Shifley Mn.Joseph WWUhams, Jt t

1934 CAPT Fonest R. Biaid,USN (Ret) Mn. Irving Bunevich Mn. Charles B. FarweU Mn.EdgarJ. HaUey RAD.M t md .Mn. Curtis H. Hutchmgs CAPT Edwm S. Lee,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn.RoyC.SmidiIII Mn. Eugene A. Baiham

1935 Mn."Waham C. Clark t CAPT Edwm H. Headland, USN (Ret.) CAPT Everett H. Sttinmetz, USN (Ret.) t

1936 Mn. Carl H.Amme,Jt

1938 Mn. Paul E. Becker, Jt Mr. md Mn. Henry E. Bowes CAPTVictor B. Graff, USN (Ret.) Mn. Richard E.Johnson RADM t md Mn. Frank C.Jones Mn. Elizabeth E. Mann CAPT Joseph M. McDoweU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Albert R. Olsen, USN (Ret.) RADM Maunce H. Rindskopf, USN (Ret.)

CART md Mrs. George M. Hagermm CAPT md Mrs. Charles J. Merdinger Mrs. Roderick O. Middleton

CDR Horace C. Hogm, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. George D. Prestwich CAPT Wayne D. Surface, USN (Ret.)

1939

1942

1945

Mn. Edwin C. Aiken .Mn. Robert H. Dasteel CDR Andrew R. Drea, USN (Ret.) Mn.John W Lewis Mr.Judson C. Rhode CDR md Mrs. W.John Valentine CAPTJohnVWUson, USN (Ret.)

Mn.John G. Drew II Mrs.WUhmi R. Kurtz CAPT md Mrs. Robert D. McWethy Rev. Laurence T. Murphy CAPT Arthur F Rawson,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard RUey USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles E. Smith, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham R.Weiner,USN (Ret.) t

CAPTVernon FAndenon, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.WL. Atkinson LCDR WUham S. Benson II, USN (Ret.) Rev. Edward W Conkhn CDRmdMn.LyleA.Cox Mrs. George G. Evans Mrs. Betty K. Culbreath Gibbons LCDR LoydJ.Kiernm,Jt,USN (Ret.) LCDR Gerald F Restet USNR (Ret.) CAPT Joseph H. Schroeder, USNR (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. AUan P Slaff Mt md Mrs.James H.Wheeler,Jt Mrs. Robert G.WUson CDR Robert C.Wood, USN (Ret.)

1940 Mr. md Mn. Cary A. Baldwin CAPT md MIS. Loms R Gray III CAPT md MIS. Richaid L. Karl CDR Edwm MaUoy Jt, USN (Ret.) t CAPT Fred W Pennoyer III, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mrs. Brace A. Rohn

1941 RADM md Mrs. Robert L. Baughan,Jt Mr. t md Mrs.WUham J. Daly Mt Louis R Davis, Jt CAPTVictor Delmo,USN (Ret.)

1943 CAPT md Mrs. Steven N.Anastasion Mrs. Frmcis X. Brady CART md Mrs.WUham S. Busik CART Leshe R. Heselton,Jr, USN (Ret.) Mrs. PhUip Hurt CAPT Richard D. Lazenby, USN (Ret.) LT Myron E.Tremam,USN (Ret.) Mr. Alexmder P. ZecheUa

1944 Mr. md Mn. AUan E. Douglas,Jt Mr.WUbur F Gasner

Mt Homer N. AUen CART FrmcisJ.CaUahan,Jr.,USNR (Ret.) Mr.John J. CoUins CDR Eugene Dente, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles H. Guy.Jt CAPT md Mrs. A. Michael Hayes,Jr

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NED GIVING AND THE ROBERT MEANS T H O M P S O N SOCIETY CAPT Kennedi H. Lyons, USN (Ret.) Mr. Nelson J. McDermott,Jt Mn. Robert L. Metzger LCDR md Mn.ArdiurV Paletti LCDR md Mn.WUham K. Petticrew.Jt CAPT md Mn. Harry M. Rogen FV Mr. md Mn. Bruce M. SuUivm CDR md Mn. George WTarleton Mr. Conway A. Taylor LCDR Thomas E.TaylotUSN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.WUliam C.Travis RADM Robert H.Wertheim, USN (Ret) Mr. md Mn. Robert J. White CDR md Mn. WUham H.WUhams Mr. Joseph R.Winslow.Jt

1947 CAPT Chades B. Crockett,Jt, USN (Ret.) ADM md Mn.Wdham J. Crowe, Jt Mr. Joseph R Flanagan,Jt Mr. Paul G. MUler MI. CailW Otto CAPT Chades M Schonian,Jt, USNR (Ret.)

1948 RADM md Mn.James R.Ahern Maj RichaidT F Ambn^ USMCR (Ret.) LCDR md Mn.James M. Beggs Mr. md Mn. Levon M. Berberian CART Frank L. Boushee, USN (Ret) CDR md Mn. Chailes R. Braleyjt MI. and Mn. Donald R Buhrer CDR and Mn.James H.H. Carrington Mr. Edwin M. Chaphne CAPT md Mn. LeonardV DeUing Mr. md Mn. Richard T. Dempsey Mr. md Mn. Charles Gonia CDR Charles F Gorder, St, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.Jack L. Gracey CART Warren C. Graham, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.WUham D Harkms CDRArthurJ. HaskeU, USNR (Ret.) RADM md Mn. Charles C. Heid,Jt CAPT md Mn.John L.Jensen,Jt Mn. Horence E. Lang CDR md Mn. Arthur L. Markel CAPT Robert D. Rawhns, USN (Ret) CAPT John K. Ryder, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn.WiUiam E. Shon Mr. James B. Sizer III Mr. Richard H. Sprince RADM Edward EWelch,Jt,USN (Ret.) RADM md Mn. Kennedi E.WUson

1949 MI. and Mn. Noimm Altman CAPT Lawrence H. Deri>y,Jt, USNR (Ret.) MI. Don C. Haeske CAPT md Mn. Otto E. Kraegei CDR Hany W.Moigm,Jt, USN (Ret.) LT md Mn. WUham T. Roos CDR Frank R Schlosser, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.John H.Vice CAPT md Mn.Wanen R Vosselei

1950 Frank R. md Mary R. Carter CAPT md Mn.John M. Hendenon Lt Col md Mrs. Frederick W.Johnson

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Mr. md Mn. Lewis H. Kesslet Jt Mr.Janies W Kinnear III Mn.Thomas H. McGlaughlin LCDR John EMcNabney USNR (Ret) Mr. Robert R Ohver Joseph J. Pausner,Jt md Joann F Pausner CAPT md Mn. PhUip J. Rym RADM Roy D Snydetjt, USN (Ret.) Mn. Anne Stone CAPT md Mn.Walter R.Wagner

1951 CAPT Richard A. DaUa Mura, USN (Ret.) ColJamesW.Hmmiond,Jt,USMC (Ret.) Mr. Robert B. Loughead,Jt Dr. John F McGrew CDR md Mn. Robert L. MUler CAPT James R. Nehez,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham S.Thompson, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. David W.Weidenkopf

1952 Anonymous Capt. Robert R Bartley USAF (Ret.) CART AUyn V Bress, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn.Alm F Clark CAPTWUhamJ. Hippie, USN (Ret) Lt Col James F Link, USAF (Ret.) Maj Gen md Mn.Wdham B. Ma.xson CDR Robert E. Monis, USN (Ret.) LCDR md Mn.John R. Owen Mr. md Mn. Brace A. Reichelderfer The Honorable John E. Sheehan LCDR J. WUham Sherar,USNR (Ret.) CAPT Harry A. Spencer, Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT Normm F Stem, USN (Ret.) Mr.John P. Stephens Col James S. Troutman, USAFR (Ret.)

1953 CDR Richard E. Ahnen, USN (Ret.) CAPT Fonest PAndenon,USN (Ret.) VADM Clyde R. BeU, USN (Ret.) Mr. Bion B. Bieret Jt Mr.Theodore H.Bbck CharlesW. Cole Mr. Michael R. Corboy Mac md Nmcy Cramer CAPT md Mn. Michael T Greeley Mr. D K. Hanison CAPT md Mn.John E. Hoch,Jt Col Walter R Hutchins, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col md Mn. David B.Jones LtGen and Mn. George D MUler CAPT md Mn. Harry E. Robson CDR Donald J. Rodienbeiget USN (Ret.) ADM md Mrs. CaiUsle A.H.Trost

1954 CWO Charles E. BaUey,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR Jaimeson K. Deuel, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mrs. Frederick J. Franco Capt. md Mn.Wdham R. Glover II Mr. md Mrs.WUhmi J. Montgomery RADM Edward K.WaU{er,Jr., USN (Ret.)

1955 Mr. Tom G. Hussmami CAPT AlbertJ.Kozischek, USNR (Ret.) f

Mr. Robert O. Price BGen Paul D. Slack, USMC (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Homer N.WaUm,Jt CDR DerekWWUson, USN (Ret.)

CAPT DavidW Hoffinan, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edwin Rector CAPT WUham F Story, USN

1956

Mr. md Mn. Michael R. Bonsignore MI. Nicholas J. Neiangis Col Daiyl L. Rabert, USMCR (Ret) MI. Robert E. Sunmonds Mn. Ronald ETesta

CAPT Roger S. Betts, USN (Ret.) CART mdMn. BUI Fhght Mr. Robert T. Montgomery CAPT md Mn. Edmund C. Mortimer Coljoe D.Pope,USAF (Ret.)

1957 Maj md Mn. Gerald M. Andenon CDR Loren L. Clark, USN (Ret.) CAPT John L. Cleanvater, USN (Ret) Mr.DavidA.Delo Mn. Stmton P Dunlap MI. Joseph WKoch,Jt Mn. Ronald G. Lmdei Mn. Edwaid J. Mahon,Jt Mr. James D. PauUc,Jt

1958 Anonymous Mr. md Mn. Gerald E. BeUows CAPT md Mn. Chailes J. Bowne,Jt CDR George B. Chafee,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mn. Robert R. Figura Lt Col Gordon M. Genon, USAF (Ret.) Mr.John M. HaUiday CAPT Harry W Konkel, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn. Boyd E. Sharp.Jt CAPT Charles J.'Smidi, USN (Ret.)

1959 Maj David H. CaUioun, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Martin R Hanson, USNR (Ret.) Dt J. PhiUip London Mr. Jerry M. Loveless Maj md Mn. Anthony M. Marks Col md Mn.Jacques C. Naviaux Mr. Rjgm T. PhiUips

1960 Mr.WUhmi G. CounsU CAPT md Mn. Douglas M.Johnston, Jt

1961 Dt John Overton Beimett RADM md Mn. Arhngton F CmipbeU CAPT md Mn. Robert R. Denis LCDR md Mn.Jmies D. Hodde CAPT Robert E Hofford, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn.WUham M. Moore,Jt CAPT and Mn. Roger R Onorati Dt RhUip J. Oppenlieuner CAPT Frederick M. Pestorius, USN (Ret.) CDR Normm B. Pigeon, USN (Ret) Mr. StaiUey R. Romm CAPT md Mn. Ardiur E. Rovve,Jt R. BrimVm Metre

1962 Mt Gregoiy A. Chauncey CAPT Jmies A. Fleiiung,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas C. Grzymala, USN (Ret.) CDR Jolm C. Hinkle, USN (Ret)

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1964 MI. Stuart C.Johnson RADM md Mn.Thomas C. Lynch Mr. md Mn. Robert A. Orlosky Mr. and Mn. Erik C.Woods

1965 CDR Robert RBush IH.USNR (Ret.) MI. Ralphs. LobdeU LtCol Michael G. Malone, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Hany A. Seviiiour, Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. Lynn A. Wegner

1966 Mr. Arthur W Bryant Mr. and Mn.Alan R. Hendenhot Tommy E. Payne Mr. Anthony J. Samo.Jt CDR Andrew E Sosmcky, USN (Ret)

1967 Mr. and Mn. Geoige J. Butvilas

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

1969 Mr. Roger H. Henderson Mr. md Mn. Richard C. Lottie Mr. James B. Mcllvaine CDRJohn E Ohhnget USN (Ret)

1970 Mr. Daniel FAkenon RADM Kennedi D Slaght, USN

1971 CART Jmies B. Bryant. USN (Ret.) Doug md Lmda Conkhn Mr. md Mn. Brace E. Nichols

1972 CDRJohn M. DUlon.USNR CDR md Mn. Cliristopher W Pmos CAPT md Mn. Edwaid C.Wallace

1973 Col Jolm W R Giahmi.Jt, USMC (Ret.) BGen md Mn. LeU'H. Hendiickson MI. Donald S.Jeffenon MI. Thomas J. Kiernm MI. DiikRD Mosis III CAPT md Mn. Geoige RWatt,Jt

1974

1986

Rev. John A. Grizzle

Mr. Daniel H.WhiK

1975

1988

CAPT md Mn. Bernard C. BaUey WUham H. md E. Rose DLxon CDR WUham A. KeUyJt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Lawrence G. Kloth

Mr. md Mn. Chadwick K.Watson

1993 CDRJeffieyB. HUl, USNR

1976

1994

CDR Peter E Klem,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Pacick R. McKmi, USNR LCDR David R.Tribout, USNR

LCDR Albert Angel, USN

1977

Anonviiious RADM md Mn. Herbert M. Bridge Ms. Ehzabeth N. Buckley Mr. md Mn.John M. Calmdra Christma md Donald Cole CAPT AndrewJ. Combe, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Erna Ericson Mn. Mary EUen Hanley Michael F md Patricia A. KeUer Mr. RusseUV. Lee Mn. Merle V. Levin Ms. Heather M.L. Marlow Mr. md Mn. Gary R. McCleUan CDRJamesJ.McDonald, USN (Ret.) Mn. FrederickV McNair III Ms. Kadiryn M. MUler Mn.Ahce IngersoU Nagle Mr. md Mrs. Tim Reghi Mr. Kenneth G. Robinson, Jt Mr. Mark A. Schlang Professor Wilham M. Smedley J. Lawrence md MoUy P. Suavely CDR Albert WVittek, USN (Ret.) Mn. Mary E.Watson Mr. and Mrs. Donald WYoung

LCDR Chailes J.Tuozzolo, USNR (Ret.)

1978 LCDR md Mn.John L.Woodward,Jt

1980 CDRTimodiy S. Kobosko, USNR

1981 LCDR md Mn. Steven P. Chamben

1982 LCDR md Mn. Eric Holmes Mr.John F. Kom

1983 CDR Paul M.Alexmder,Jt, USNR CDR Todd A. Hauge, USN Mr. Timothy R Kraft Dt Dm H. Strable

1985 Douglas and Karen Haack Mr. Sean C. Logan CDR Michael S. .Midgley, USNR Steve md Cmdy Punpo LCDR Matdiew E Schatzle, USNR

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hank You! We appreciate the participation of USNA Alumni who invested in the fiittire ofthe Naval Academy,

the Brigade of Midshipmen, the Alumni Association and the Foundation. The following Alumni contributed to the Naval Academy Annual Fund and to restricted class gifis and purposes between 1 January and 31 December 2004, resulting in the continued success ofthe Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign.

Gifis were received in the form of cash, stocks, matching gifts and gifis-in-kind and do not include pledge balances.

1907

1928

1932

1933

Herndon Club

Donor Mis. Hany E. Seais

Total Qass Giving - $239,646

Total Class Giving - $307,839

Average Gift - $21,786

Average Gift - $30,784

Participation - 57.14%

Participation - 41.67%

President's Circle

President's Circle

President's Circle

($1,000-$2,499} Mn. Josiah G.Venter

($2,5IX} and above) Estate ofRADM Richaid R.BaUmger, USN (Ret.)

(§2,500 and above) CAPT WUham I. Bull, USN (Ret) RADM Robert B. Fulton, USN (Ret)

($2,5IX} and above) EslatecfCAPTPiEslnnR.Bddiei;USN(Ret) CAPT James S. Bediea, USN (Ret)

1914

1930

Herndon Club

Herndon Club

President's Circle

Total Class Giving - $525

($1,000-$2,499) VADM Rederick L. Ashworth, USN (Ret)

(S2J50Qand^3Ove) Mis. Lloyd J. Wiltse

Average Gift - S175

1921

Tecumseh Club

(§1,000-$2,499} CAPT John L Chittenden, USN (Ret.) MI. Robert L. Gamble Mn.John J. Sutton Mn. Salem A.Vm Eveiyjt CAPT Frederick O.Vaughm,USN (Ret.)

Donor Mn. Morris J. Westfal

($250-§499) RADM Aubrey J. Bourgeois, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club

Tecumseh Club

1923

Donor CART WUham A. Buigett, USN (Ret.) Mn.WUham E. EUis CAPT John A. Moreno, USN (Ret.)

(§500-$999} Mn. Samuel P Moncure CAPT David D. Scott, USN (Ret) Mn. WUham TZink,Jt

($250-$499) RADM Chailes A. Bhck, USN (Ret.) t RADM Chailes A. Curtze, USN (Ret)

(Sim)-§2,499) Estate cfLCDR Chades FR)usland,USN (E^)

1929

1912 Herndon Club

President's Circle ($2,5m and above) Estate of Mn. Geoige W BoUing II Estate of MI. Geoige L. Castera

Participation - 30.00%

1931 Total Class Giving - $1,450

1924

Average Gift - $483

Donor Mn. Ralph E.WUson

Participation - 20.00% President's Circle

1926 President's Circle

($2,500 and above) RADM John E. Kirkpatrick, USNR (Ret.)

($2,500 and above) Mn. Theodore C.Ayhwaid

John Paul Jones Club

1927

($500-$999) COMOJose Francisco, RN (Ret.) Mn. Francis M. Peten,Jt

President's Circle ($2,5(H) and above) Mn.ElsaS. Tingle Donor Mn.Tunothy E Donohue CAPT Wesley H. Rmdig, USN (Ret.)

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Donor Mn.John L. Chew RADM Emest B. EUsworth,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn.Joseph T.Thointon,Jt CAPTJohnA.WebstetUSN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club (§250-$499) CAPT Richaid H. Blair, USN (Ret.) Mn. Ralph C.Johnson Donor Mn. Geor^ W BaUey CAPT Sheldon W Brown, USN (Ret.) Mn.WUhmi J. Cadett, Jt CAPT Eail R Finney Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn. Chailes L. Frazer Mn.Walter D. Innis Mn.Jolui H. S.Jolmson Mn. Robert H. Ken Mn.Jolm D. Lamade Mn.Wilham Outenon Estate of Col Robert R. Pbrter, USMCR (Ret) Mn. Howard R. Prmce RADM Otto A. Scherini, USN (Ret.) Mn. Henry J. Schleider CAPT Morton Sunderland, USN (Ret.) t Mn.Theodore H.Wliite Mn. George R.WUson

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John Paul Jones Club ($500-§999) CAPT Gairett S. Coleman, USN (Ret)

Donor Mn. Stanley M. Barnes Mn. Earnest G. CmipbeU Mn. MeiiiU K. Qemenison CDR Robert A. Dawes, Jt. USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph W Koenig. USN (Ret.) RADM Thomas A. Long, USN (Ret.) Mn. AUied TMagneU Mn.Jay T. Pahnei t CART'Uurence A.White, USN (Ret.)

1934 Total Class Giving - $40,558 Average Gift - $2,704 Participation - 35.42% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CDR Robert H. MUbradi.USNR (Ret.) * Estate of CDR ChesteiA.SivetUSN (Ret) Herndon Club ($1,000-§2,499) Mn. Heniy W Buse, J t CAPT Edvvm S. Lee,Jt, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) RADM Curtis H. Hutchings, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

1936 Total Class Giving - $26,980 Average Gift - $5,396 Participation - 17.14%

CAPT Edwaid R.TUburne, USN (Ret.)

President's Circle

Donor

EslateofCAPTRobertCMorton,USN (Ret)

CAPT Dennison C. Ambrose, USN (Ret.) CAPT Enc L. Ban.Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert B. CroweU, USN (Ret.) CDR Orvil L. Dnvet USNR (Ret.) Mn. Isaiah M. Hampton Mn.Wilham M. McCormick CAPT Grayson .MeniU,USN (Ret.) Mr. Smart P. MiUer CAPT John B. MorLmd, USN (Ret.) Estate of Dr. Hugh MiJlm CAPT George E.T Panons, USN (Ret.) Mn.JohnV. Smith CAPT Lester J. Stone, USN (Ret.) CAPT Keidi E.TaylotUSN (Ret.) RAD.M Joseph B.Tibbets.USN (Ret.) .Mn. Frank M.Whitaker

1935 Total Class Giving - $7,505 Average Gift - S441 Participation - 39.13%

President's Circle (§2,500 and above) MIS. Heishel J. Goldbei^ t

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} CAPT Doyen Klem, USN (Ret.) t

John Paul Jones Club (§250-$4m CAPT Jesse B. Gayjt, USN (Ret.) RAD.M Edgai Keats, USN (Ret.) CAPT David Nash, USN (Ret) Mn. Frank M. Smith

Donor CAPT ManhaU H.Austin,USN (Ret.) CAPT Louis H. Bauet USN (Ret.) CAPT Ralph J. Baum, USN (Ret.) CAPT Albert H. Bowker, USN (Ret.) CAPT Bladen D Cla^ett, USN (Ret.) Mn. Donald N. Clay CAPT Slade D. Cuttei, USN (Ret.) Mn. Malcohn E. Henley CDR Louis R. Hird, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham A. McManus, USN (Ret.) RADM John H. McQuUkm, USN (Ret.) CDR Norman H. Meyet USNR (Ret.) Col WaUace M. Nelson, USMC (Ret.) CAPT George A. 0'ConneU,Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT Frank E. SeUen,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn. Kenneth West

(§2,5(H) and above)

Herndon Club

Mn.James Flood CAPT Leonce A. Lajaimie,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM Robert H. Northwood,USN (Ret.) CDR Adnm W Rich, USNR (Ret.) Mn. Webster D. Smidi CAPT Archie H. Soucek, USN (Ret.)

1938

Tecumseh Club (§250-$499} Mn. Frederic A. Chenault Mn. Sheiman E.Wright

1937 Total Class Giving - $12,240 Average Gift - $765 Participation - 36.00%

Presidents Circle (§2,500 and above) VADM Chades S. Mintei.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPTWalteiJ. StencU, USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club (§1,000-§2,499!

ADM RalphW Cousms, USN (Ret.) RADM Robert B. Eily, USN (Ret.) RADM Raul C. Huelsenbeck, USNR (Ret.) *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-§999) CAPT John S. Slaughtei, USN (Ret.) CAPT Chailes Stem,Jt, USN (Ret.)

Mn. A.Adey Petenon Mrs. RalphW Rawson

(§2,500 and above) Mr. Henry E. Bowes CAPTVictoi B. Graff, USN (Ret.) RADM Frank C.Jones, USN (Ret) t MI. Alden J. Laboide CDR Bernard M.WoUe, USNR (Ret.) t

John Paul Jones Club ($500-§999) Estate of CAPT Robert H.Dasteel, USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club

Herndon Club

($250-$499)

($1000-$2,499}

CART Henry R Adams, USN (Ret.) LCDR Normm Bennett, USN (Ret.) CART Frank J. Coultet USN (Ret.) RADMJohnW.Dolm,Jr,USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert A. Guhck,Jt CAPTJmiesWMcConnaughhay,USN (Ret) Dt George A. Roberts

CART Charles O.Aken.USN (Ret) CAPT George E Dalton, USN (Ret.) t Mrs. Richard E.Johnson

John Paul Jones Club (§500-§999} VADM PhUip A. Beshany USN (Ret.) Mn. Eugene R. Blandin CART Herbert I. Mmdel, USN (Ret.) RADM Robert W. McNitt, USN (Ret.) CDR SheUey E. Rule, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Sheldon C. St. John Col Richard D.Weber, USMC (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club (§250 • §499} Col Alfred L. Boodi, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Charles R. CaUioun, USN (Ret.) CAPT Homer E. Conrad, USN (Ret.) CAPT James Douglas, USN (Ret.) Mrs.Victor A. E>ybdal CAPT Dennett K. Ela, USN (Ret.) RADM H.J. Patnck Foley Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Elvm C. Ogle, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert A. O'NeUl Mrs. Sylvia Rindskopf CAPT Hugh M. Robmson, USN (Ret.) Mr.John B.Vanlandmgham

Donor Mr. Louis Anez CAPT Joseph C. Ehot, USN (Ret.) BGen Carl J. Fleps,USMC (Ret.) CAPT Thomas M. Fostet USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham R. Glennon, USN (Ret.) Mrs.Thomas R. Ingham CART Herman E. MUlet USN (Ret.) Mrs. Frederick J. Schroeder RADM Paul G. Schultz, USN (Ret.) Col WUham P Spencet USMCR (Ret.) Mrs. Henry E. Surface Mrs.WendeUW Suydam Mrs. Robert K. R.Worthmgton

Donor

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

(§250-$499)

Estate of Col Hewitt D.Adams, USMC (Ret.) Estate of Mr. Richard L. Barkley Mrs. Walter J. Barry Mn. Robert D. Bottenfield Mn. George W. Chipley Mn.WUham R. Crenshaw Mrs. Joseph A. Dodson.Jt Mrs.Joseph A. Gerath,Jt

(§2,590 and above)

President's Circle

Tecumseh Club Mr.EUis H.Frank CAPT Herbert J. Hartman, USN (Ret.) CDR Frank F Smart,Jr CHC, USN (Ret.) CAPT FrankW.Taylot USN (Ret.) CDR Jack C.Whisder, USN (Ret.)

President's Circle CDR Jo Zach MUler IV USNR (Ret.)

Donor Mn.Jayne C. McGrath Blaii LtCol Randolph S. D. Lockwood, USMC (Ret.) CAPT WUham B. Paiham, USN (Ret.) CART John B. Ravvhngs, USN (Ret.) Estate of CAPT Frank G. Springer, USN (Ret) CAPT Alexmdei K.Tyiee, USN (Ret.)

Total Class Giving - $10,468 Average Gift - $338 Participation - 24.29%

Total Class Giving - $344,104 Average Gift - $13,235 Participation - 36.59%

(§1,000-§2,499} Mis.JuKoJ.Usera

1939

Donor Mr. Kenneth S. Barker VADM C. Edwm BeU, USN (Ret.) CDR James C.BidweU,USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L. Border, USN (Ret.) Mrs.Wanen J. Davis.Jt CAPT James M. Dunford, USN (Ret.) CART John A. Fidel, USN (Ret.) CAPT Arthur F Fischet Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Murray B. Frazee,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT John M. Gore, USN (Ret.) Estate of CAPT Robert R. Green, USN (Ret.) CDRJ.D.R Hodapp,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPTJackW Hough, USN (Ret) CAPT Richard RJeffiey USN (Ret.) CDR Herbert KrUoff USN (Ret.) CDR Harvey L. LaseU, USN (Ret.) Mrs.WUham C. Moore CART Hubert X Murphy USNR (Ret.) • CAPT Marvm D. Norton,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Harvey R. Nylund Mr. Chester M. Perry CAPT Onofrio F Salvia, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhmiX Savvyet USN (Ret.) Mrs. George W. Scott, Jt CAPT John C. Spencer, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Douglas N. Syverson Mr. Donald F.Taugher CAPT Richard M.TimneU, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Karl S.Vm Meter t Mr.James G.Watson Mrs. Harold A. WeUs VADM Thomas R.Weschler, USN (Ret.)

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1940 Total Qass Giving - $537,515 Average Gift - $13,782 Participation - 34.17%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mn.John P. Barron Mr.WUhmi C. Croft, St CAPT Ned Ganett, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi H. Mack, USN (Ret.) Dtjohn J. McMuUen CAPT Lyle B. Rmisey USN (Ret.) CAPT Alonzo H.Welimm,Jt, USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} CAPTWUhmi M. Hodges, USN (Ret) t CAPT Richani L. Karl, USN (Ret.) Mn. Edward Muhlenleld Mr.John M. Preston * CAPT John H. Suns, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($5(X}-§999} CDR G.Thomas EUiott, USN (Ret.) * Mn.Vincent P. Healey RADM Robert R.Woodmg, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club (§250-$499} CAPT Leonard E Bassett, USN (Ret.) RADMJuhmTBurke,Jt,USN (Ret) CAPT Hany F Fischet Jt, USN (Ret) CDR HenciielV SeUen.Jt, USN (Ret.) LT Haywood C. Smidi, USN (Ret.) LtCol Paul S.Treitel, USMC (Ret.) Mn. Warren Walker, Jt

Donor CAPT Charles J.Been, St, USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas R BeUmger, USNR Mn.John H. BovveU Mn. WUham W Braley RADM John D Chase, USN (Ret.) RADM Albert H. Clmcy,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT James C. Cochrm, USNR (Ret.) Mn. Stanley E. EUison CDR Samuel A. Forter, USN (Ret.) CDR Benjamm T Fiana, USN (Ret.) CAPT Louis R Gray III, USN (Ret.) Mn. Frank J. Graziano CAPT John E. Greenbacket USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward F Hayes, St, USN (Ret.) Mn. Donald M. Kable Mn. Robert L. Kalen CAPT Robert K. Kaufrnan, USN (Ret.) CAPT David L. G. Kmg, USN (Ret.) CAPT John E. Lacounire,USN (Ret.) Mn. Lester B. Libbey, Jt Mn. MUes A. Libbey, Jt CDR Warren P Lowerre, USNR (Ret.) CART Manley C. Osborne, USN (Ret.) CAPT Fred W. Pennoyer III, USN (Ret.) CDR Ernest R. PeKrson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Kennedi G. Simmons, USN (Ret.) Mn. Harvey J. Srmth,Jt CAPT Juhus F Steuckert, USN (Ret.) CDR Hany E. Stirhng, USN (Ret.)

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Mn. Lee S. C. Svvepston,Jt Estate of CAPT John RWietJt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Clyde P. WUhamson

Mr.TiUly SheUey, Jt CAPT Pemberton Southard, USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph C. Spider, USN (Ret.)

1941

1942

Total Class Giving - $32,409 Average Gift - $772 Participation - 35.43%

Total Class Giving - $27,229 Average Gift - $432 Participation - 35.08%

President's Circle

President's Circle

($2,500 and above)

($2,500 and above)

RADM JmiesVBanlett, USN (Ret.) CAPTVictor Delmo, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard E. Fostet USN (Ret.) CAPT Shermm Naymark, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Hany L.Vincent, J t

Mn. Geoige W Folta,Jt VADMWJHam D o u ^ Housei;i;SN (Ret.) CAPT Robert D. McWediy USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard M. SewaU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles E. Snudi, USN (Ret.) Estate of Capt Cariton E.Tnpp,USMC (Ret)

Herndon Club ($1000-$1499}

Herndon Club

Mn.Jme Cagje CAPT John C. Doherty, USN (Ret.) CAPT James PJaimson.USN (Ret) Mn.Joseph Lynn CAPT James V. Rowney, USN (Ret.) Mn.Joseph C.Wheelei,Jt

LCDR Alvm S. Bogart, USN (Ret) CAPTJohnJ.HhicheyUSN (Ret.) * Estate of CAPT Thomas O. ManhaU, Jt USN (Ret.) Mn. Reginald L.Woikman

John Paul Jones Club

John Paul Jones Club

($1,000-$2,499)

(§500-$999!

($500-$999)

CART Benjamin C.Byniside,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mrs. Frank H. Price,Jt

CAPTWUKam R.Brewstei;Jt,USNR (Ret) CDR Robert S. Day USN (Ret.) CAPT Harold H. EUison, USN (Ret) CAPT Claude B. Shaw, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club (§250-$499} CAPT George E. Bimdt,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Harold W CaUioun, USN (Ret.) The Honorable Francesco Costaghola Estate of CAPT John M.Duke,Jr,USN (Ret) Prof Jacques B. Hadler CDR Everett A. Malcohn, USN (Ret.) CAPT Harry Z. MUlet USN (Ret.) CAPTVictor A. Moitoret, USN (Ret) t CDRVmcent U Muirhead, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Stoughton Sterhng,Jr CAPT Robert M. Strietet USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas B.WoUe, USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph C. Zirkle, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499}

Donor

CDR Richaid E. Curtis, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham C.Dozier,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT RusseU F Hyim, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Richard L. Lowe CAPT Lmdsay C. McCarty, USN (Ret.) t VADM Gerald E. MUler, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi B. Morrow, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ma.xmuhm W. Munk, USN (Ret.) VADM Douglas C. Plate, USN (Ret.) CART Jmies F Schremp, USN (Ret.) Estate of CDR Chades C.Senn,Sr,USN (Ret) CARTWiUimi F Vose,USN (Ret.) LCDR md Mn. Donald E.WUson

Mr. Normm W Ackley RADM Robert L. Bauglim,Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT John E. Beimett, USN (Ret.) CAPT Rolmd G. Bienvenu, USN (Ret.) Mrs.Thomas G. Burley,Jt Mr. Ernest C. Farkas CART Robert HaUey USN (Ret.) CDR Edward C. Hines,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Everett S. Hopkins ENS Herbert F Lannon, USN (Ret.) CAPT Lewis E. Linon, USN (Ret) CAPT Percy A. LiUyJt, USN (Ret.) CAPT David F Looiras,USN (Ret.) CAPT James R Lynch, USN (Ret.) Mr.James R Marion,Jt LtCol WUliam McReynolds, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Chides J. Merdir^t CEC, USN (Ret) CARTWiUimi M. Nicholson, USN (Ret.) Col Francis F Parry, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Aim Ray USN (Ret.) Estate of Mr. Robert F Searie

CDR Buford DAbernadiyUSN (Ret.) Mr. Layton S. AUen CDR Charles A. AUsopp, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham R.Barnett,USN (Ret.) Mt Theodore W Benedict CDR Cedric B. Bergquist, USN (Ret.) CART WUham E. Bctzet USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles B. Bishop, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jmies DW Borop, USN (Ret.) CDR Walter B. Brandon, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham S. Brown, USN (Ret.) CDRWUhmi H. Crawford,Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi H. Divuie CAPT Max C. Duncm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Frank C.Dunlimi,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR Walrer H. Eswordiyjt, USN (Ret.) RADM Eugene H. FarreU, USN (Ret.) Mt Thomas M. Garrettson Mr. Robeit G. Gibson

Donor

SHIPMATE—United States Naval Acadenny Foundation 2 0 0 4 Donor Report

BGen Jacob E. Ghck, USMC (Ret.) CDR Edwaid B. Herndon III, USN (Ret.) Estate of CAPT WUham E. Heronemus, USN (Ret.) Mn. Leon B. Hestei CAPTWUhamJ. Hunt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Edvvm E. Kuitnei, USN (Ret.) Mt Robert J. Knox Maj Gen Homei I. Lewis, USAF (Ret.) CDR Alfied B. MacKown, USN (Ret) CAPT John J. MitcheU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Griswold L. MoeUei, USN (Ret) CAPT WUham M. Mon^meiy USN (Ret) Mn. Robert E. Mortem CAPT Nomim C. Nash, USN (Ret.) Mr. Emery M. Nickenon CAPT wiUiam T O'Brymt, USN (Ret) Mr. James J. O'DonneU CAPT Ray E. Ohver, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ardiur F Rawson,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert E ReUly USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham C. Ridiaidson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richaid RUey, USN (Ret) Mn. Frederick S. Robertson,Jt Mn.Vira R Schoenfeld CAPT James D. SmaU, USN (Ret.) t Mn. Lewis J. Stechet Jt Mn.WalterW Stegemerten CDR Jmies R. Swmbeck.USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas E.WUhamson,Jt, USN (Ret)

1943 Total Class Giving - $82,161 Average Gift - $1,208 Participation • 29.24%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CDRVictoi K.Atkins, USNR (Ret) CAPTWUhmi S.BusU:,USN (Ret) VADM Jmies F Calvert, USN (Ret) ADM Jmies L. HoUoway III, USN ^et.)

CAPT Edgai A. Robie, USN (Ret.) CDR OrionA.Templeton,USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT Robert N. Adrim, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham A. Buddmg, )t, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alfred A. Cherbak USN (Ret.) CAPT EdwaidJ.Cunmui^Jt.USN (Ret) CAPT Geoige Gikovic, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jmies E. Heg, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richaid D Lazenby USN (Ret.) CAPT Reuben F WoodaU,USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CAPT Lawrence D Cmey USN (Ret.) CAPT Honiei M. Doiaii,'jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Chailes F Giessaid,Jt, USNR (Ret) CAPT Waircn A. Grossetta, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham H.Haidcasde,Jt,USN (Ret) Mn.AUen C.Hendley LCDR Ricliaid H.Jolinston,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR George A. KeUeyJt, USN (Ret.) Mt Howard M. McKirUey CAPT Charles A. Pendleton,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt Donald E. Perry * CAPT Herbert H. Ries, USN (Ret.) LT Myron E.Tremam,USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250 $499}

Herndon Club (§1,000 §2,499)

CAPT Frank W.Aidt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Clifton B. Cates.Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Marsh K. Eckhardt USN (Ret.) CAPT MUes R. Fmleyjt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Darnel Hmit,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richani O. Madson, USN (Ret) Mn. Lewis W Metzger III CAPT Robert O. Mmk, USN (Ret.) CAPT Bernard W. Moulton, USN (Ret.) VADM Raymond E. Peet USN (Ret.) CAPT Samuel J. Robuison,Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT John T Shepherd, USN (Ret.) CAPT David A. Shonerd, USN (Ret.) LCDR Edwin L. SibertJt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Ardiur R Sibold,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn.Wmfield S. Slocum III CAPT Robert E. Stark, USN (Ret.) CAPT Geoige H.Whisler,Jt,USN (Ret.)

Mn. Richaid E. Bowe Estate of CDR John S.Donald»n,USN (Ret) Estate ofCDRWillimiJ.FlanneryUSN (Ret) Mn.John M. Martin Mn. Edward G. MiUer Estate ofVADM OHver H. Peny.Jr, USN (Ret) CDR Richaid E. Rudisi,Jt, USNR (Ret) * ColJackR.Slom,USMC (Ret.)

Donor CAPT Aubyn L.Adkins,USN (Ret) CAPT Steven N.Anastasion, USN (Ret.) Mn.Walter C. Blattmarm Mn. Mary D. Brady CAPT Earl E. Buckwaltet USN (Ret.) CAPT Henry J. H. Cooke, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert M. Dmipiet USN (Ret.) CAPT Edvvm G. Danbvr)rth,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR James H.Davis, USN (Ret.) CDR Darnel D. DecketJt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph B. Drachnik, USN (Ret.) CAPT Conrad J. Hessnet USN (Ret) CAPT Amedeo H. Galvam, USN (Ret.) CAPT Martin D. Gastrock, USN (Ret) CDR Frank C. Hansche.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn. Eric Ischinget Jt CAPT Daniel M. Karcher, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert D. Karl, USN (Ret.) Mn.AUen Leighton CAPT John H. LobdeU, USN (Ret.) CDR Theodore E Marx, USN (Ret.) Mn. Robert M. McConneU, Jt Col Chades E Merz, USAF flR-et) Mn.John J. Nolan Mn. Frank P. Omohundro CAPT Paul E. Radget, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Sissie Perry CAPT Hugh A. Scott, USNR (Ret.) CDR Harry C. Sipe,Jt, USN (Ret) CDR Fenton F Smith,Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT Samuel E.Watson, USN (Ret) Mn. Donald E.Weed CDR Darnel WWUdfong, USNR (Ret.) CART Richaid G. Zimennann, USN (Ret.)

1944 Total Class Giving - $300,212 Average Gift - $2,832 Participation - 35.67% President's Circle (§2M0 and above) Mr. Richard C. Fedon Mr.WUbur F Gasner Mr.John G. KeUer • Estate ofADM Robert L.J Long, USN (Ret.) CAPT John R. Strachan, USNR (Ret)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LT John J.BaUeyJt, USNR (Ret.) LT Robert E. Gibbons, USNR (Ret.) RADM RmdoU"W King, USN (Ret.) CDR Ben B. Levitt, USN (Ret.) Prof Marvin May CAPT Donald M. MUler, USN (Ret.) Mr. FredA. Schnun CAPT Wayne D Surface, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gordon C.WUhs

Tecumseh Club (§250-§499) Col Kennedi N. Beckmm, USAF (Ret.) CDR Stanley H. Brittmgham, USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas H. Brown, USN (Ret.) CAPT Albert C. Carson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Graham M. Clark * CART Stephen T Delamater, USN (Ret.) CAPT Glenn I. Dumas, USN (Ret.) Mn. Edgar A. Eldridge Mn. Boyd E. Gustafson CAPT RusseU H. Helsel, USNR (Ret.) Mn. Dart O. Invin Mn. Claude O. Lanciano,Jt Mn. PeterW. Lmg Mr. Donald W McCarthy CAPT HeAert N. McGough, USNR (Ret.) CDR George G. Peery,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham B. Pngmore,USN (Ret.) CAPT Colemm W Suns, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gleim M. Stewart,Jt CDR Walter A.Traxler, USN (Ret.) • CDR Donald L.Wyckoffi USNR (Ret.)

Donor CART BaretV Ajemim, USN (Ret.) CAPT James H. Aldrich, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert K.Awtrey,Jr,USN (Ret.) CDR Frank O. Banett, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham L.Bennett,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Harry Benoit,Jt Mr. Elmer E. Blackburn CDR Ralph R. Blame, USN (Ret.) CAPT Norman C. Bohm, USN (Ret) Mrs.Joseph L. Boyd, Jt CAPT John L. Burke, USN (Ret.) CDR CharlesWBurhn,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Dan G. Christiansen Estate of RADM Thomas Jackson Christman,USN(Ret) CAPT Roy B. Cowdrey USN (Ret.) Mr.John I. Cumberland,Jt CAPT Lawrence D. Cummms, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Richard J. DePrez Estate of CAPT John FDnscol, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Louis A. Farber CAPT Richard D. Faubion, USN (Ret.) Jerry and Emmet F Ferguson Mn. Alfred C. FUiatrault.Jr

ADM WiUimi R. Flanagm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ralph W Frmie,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert K. Gess CAPT Henry Gornim,USN (Ret.) VADM Howard E. Greet USN (Ret.) CDR Harold J. Grimes, USN (Ret.) CDR Homer L. Grosskopfjt, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert Harvey USNR (Ret.) CART DavidW Hendenon, USN (Ret.) CDR SfcmleyW. Henderson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Dem A. Horn, USN (Ret.) Mr. David E. Horrigm,Jt CART Ralph FJackson, USN (Ret.) CDR RusseU M.Jonson, USN (Ret.) CART John C. Kme,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert L. Kinhner CAPT Robert B. Kitt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Leshe N. Lmdes t Mrs.James B. Landon Mr. WUham F Leahy Mr.Jonathm Leff Mr. Richard G. Lmdsley Mr. WUham J. MacGowen CDR Alan R. Macleod, Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Ardiur MajotUSN (Ret.) CAPT Edgar E. MaUick, USN (Ret.) CDR Walter F Martin, USN (Ret.) Mrs.James E. McCauley CAPT LyndeD.McConnick,Jt,USNR (Ret.) LCDR John H. McDonald, USNR (Ret.) CDR James MUler, USN (Ret.) CDR George R Montgomery,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Walter R. Moore * LCDR Oscar F Nicholson, USN (Ret.) Rev WUham H. Olsen Mr. WUham A. Patterson, Jt CAPTWUham E. Rayne,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Jack H. Pennmgton, USN (Ret.) CDR Geoige D. Prestwich, USNR (Ret.) MI. Don B. Rentschlei MIS. Dm J. Rienstra.Jt LTJG Joseph R. Riordm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Sidney Rose CAPT Charles R Rozier, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L. Rubel, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alfred G. RussUlo, USN (Ret.) CDR Frank G. Schettino, USN (Ret.) CART Charles K. Schmidt, USN (Ret.) Estate of CDR WHburGSherwood, USN (Ret) CART Jacbon A. Srockron, USN (Ret.) CART Jack C. Smart, USN (Ret.) LT James G. Tench, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Scott E.TerrUl.Jt LCDR Ardiur J. Thompson, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Byron C.Turner CAPT James C.Vm Peh,USN (Ret.) LCDR Frank A. Wadsworth, USN (Ret.) LCDR Pemberton B.Wall,USNR (Ret.) Mrs.ThomasWFWa]sh CAPT John G.Ward, USN (Ret.) CAPT George C.Watkins, USN (Ret.) RADM Ralph S.Wentvvordi,Jt, USN (Ret) CDR James M.WindsotUSN (Ret.) CDR Robert A. Wuff, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert J. Young,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR David S. Zachry,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Ernest J. ZeUmet USNR (Ret.)

1945 Total Class Giving - $77,252 Average Gift - $757 Participation - 24.70%

President's Circle fr" ••"""" 'hbove) VADM Robert B. Baldwm, USN (Ret.) CDR Searle J. Barry, USN (Ret.) CAPT Daniel C. Clements, USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward H. Doohn,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM George E EUis,Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Josiah Henson, USN (Ret.) LCDR Gerald F Rester, USNR (Ret.) CAPTThaddeus M.Taylor, USN (Ret.) • Mt Robert B.WUhams * VADM LmdoWZech,Jt,USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. Robert J. Fabrizio Mr.John D. Hicks * CDR David M. Longton, USN (Ret.) • LCDR Henry T Mayo II, USN (Ret.) CAPT Howard D. McPUte, USN (Ret) Mr. Francis L. Sheahen CDR Charles Sobel,USNR (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-§993} CAPTWL.Atkhison,USN (Ret.) Mrs. Edwin C. Bam, Jt LCDRWUhmi S.Benson II,USN (Ret.) Mr. LOUIS G. Chrysler, J t

CART Walter S. Delanyjt, USN (Ret.) CART Rhaon B. Derr,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert A. Eidson, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Steven HeUer Dt Robert M. Knowles Mr. Lloyd E. Kuhnmuench LCDR Clarence LMacEwan,Jt,USN (Ret) CAPT Joseph O Marzluff USN (Ret.) CAPT L. George MaxweU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Raul L. Nuschke, USN (Ret.) CAPT GeraldJ. Patton, USN (Ret) Mr. David H.Paul* LCDR John E. Pearce, USN (Ret.) VADM George R Steele II, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} CART Henry O.Anson,Jt,USN (Ret.) RADMWUhs C.Barnes,USN (Ret.) CART Robert C.BanUiart,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward E. Beasley CART Edward W Behm, USN (Ret.) CDR John J. Daly USNR (Ret.) CDR Lee B. Findly USN (Ret.) CAPT CadW Gronemann,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert S. Hayes, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward G. Hoch * RADM Albert R. MarschaU, USN (Ret.) CDR Joseph E. Moore III, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Mary Helen Neuendorffer-Rfeifer CDR Frmcis A. Packer,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mrs.John B. Padgett, Jt CDR WUham R Page, USN (Ret) RADM Donald X Roe, USN (Ret.) CAPT RmdeU H. Prothro, USN (Ret.) CDR Ralph W SteU,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Walter N. Temple CDR Homer B.Thomas,Jt,USN (Ret.) CART Dick G.WUson, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert G.WUson

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MNi. D O N O R S Donor Mr. Raul EAUmendinger RADM Dem L.Axene,USN (Ret.) CAPT Raymond H. Bates, USN (Ret.) Mn. EUa P Bessette Mr. Robert C. Blount CDR Howard E. Blum, USN (Ret.) CAPT John H. Boelens, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Joseph E. Bonds, USN (Ret.) Mrs.James F Braun BGen Donald H. Brooks, USMC (Ret.) CDRWUhmi L.Bryson,USN (Ret.) Mr. Nicholas Burde,Jt CDR Thomas A. Bush,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn. StevenW CaUawayJt CAPTWUliam Carrier,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT John R. ChappeU, USN (Ret.) Rev. Edward W. Conkhn CART Clarence A. Creel, USN (Ret.) CDR HubbeUY Davidson, USN (Ret.) RADM Walter N. Dietzen,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard J. DzUcovvski, USN (Ret.) Mrs. George G. Evans CAPTWUham R Ferguson,USN (Ret.) CAPT Theodore R. Fick, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Bernard B. Forbes, Jt Mr. James R. Gayle CAPT Anson D. Geiger, USN (Ret.) Rev Ehzabeth R.H.GUlett LCDR George A. HamUton, USN (Ret.) VADM Patrick J. Hannifin, USN (Ret.) LCDR WUmer E. Hansen, USNR (Ret.) CDR Harvey C. Hartzel, USN (Ret.) LCDR WUliam G. Henderson, USNR (Ret.) Mn.John F HUl CAPTWUham H. HoovetUSN (Ret.) LCDR Earle FJames,USNR (Ret) Mr. L. D.Jameson LT Charles D.JeweU,Jt,USNR (Ret.) CAPT Gerald M.Johnson, USN (Ret.) Mrs.John F Kalina CART Frederick J. KeUey USN (Ret.) CAPT John D. Kidd, USN (Ret.) LCDR Keith W KimbaU, USN (Ret.) LCDR Lome B. Knudsen,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT John N.Longfield.USN (Ret.) CAPT Eugene M. Masica, USN (Ret.) CDR Hugh C. Mason, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles K. Moore, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raymond B. Ohver CAPT Jack A. Pate, USN (Ret.) CDR John J. Rirro,USN (Ret.) LCDR WUliam G. Pledget USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert A. Schauftler, USN (Ret.) CAPT Hendenon G. SUhmm, USN (Ret.) CART Samuel R. Simpson,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert Steele, USN (Ret.) CDR Lucius E. Steere 111, USN (Ret.) CDRWiUiamJ.Traynor.USN (Ret.) Mrs. Fehx H.Wheeler CAPT Charles E.Whiteside, USN (Ret.)

1946 Total Class Giving - $2,198,214 Average Gift - $18,629 Participation - 23.30%

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Presidenfs Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Homer N. AUen Mr. Frmcis H. Curren,Jt Mr. RusseU S. Davis,Jt CAPT Richard A. Dunnuig, USN (Ret.) Mr.John C. Gibson VADM Charies H. Griffidis, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles H. Guyjt Mr. Theodore R. Hardey II CDR David T Leighton, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Nelson J. McDermott.Jt Mr. Preston A. Peak CAPT HaUie R Rice, St, USNR (Ret.) Mr.WUham C.Travis •

Herndon Club m 000 - $2,4991 Mr. LouisV Aronson II LCDRWUhamXFuUetUSN (Ret.) Estate of Mr.Arthur FJacobus LCDR Ray F Lanon, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Andrew A. Lemeshewsky Mr. Richard D. Maxson * Mr. Karl E. Sommerlatte Mr. Perry R.TaylotJr. Mr. Robert WWesson CAPT ArthurTWhite, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club mm-$939) Dt Colvin H . i ^ e w Mrs. Bert M. Atkinson, Jt CAPT Aldo J. Benedetti, USNR (Ret.) Dt James H. Demming LT Harold W Jacobs, USN (Ret.) Mr. Luther W. Maples,Jt Mr.John Masceruk • Mrs.YaleM. MUler CAPT Bernard Peten, USN (Ret.) Mr. David H. Rankin CAPT Robert H. Robeson, USN (Ret.) CDR George WTarleton, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Stanley Zipser

Tecumseh Club i$250-$4S9l Mrs.Joseph C. Bakos,Jt CDR Lawrence C. Baldwm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Harold Bierman,Jt Mr.John E. Bryant CDRJohn G. Cari, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert M. Casson CAPT John G. Devhn, USN (Ret.) CAPT WiUiam J. Frmcy USN (Ret.) Mr. Martin L. Frmk RADM Frank S. Haak, USN (Ret.) CDR Walter D. HaU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Harold A. Hamberg, USN (Ret.) CAPT WaUace W Hankms,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART John E. Hansen, USN (Ret.) CART A. Michael Hayes,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Rocco F lacobeUi, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert D. Kephart Mr. Clarence F Logan LT Harry R. Macdonald, USNR (Ret.) * Mr. Charies C. Mauldin MtJohnK. McKay LCDR ArthurV Paletti, USN (Ret.) Mt Richard R Richardson Mrs. Edward O Skidmore

Mt Henry P. Smith RADM John M.TierneyUSN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert J.Webster CAPT Elbert H.WUlett,USN (Ret.) CDR Rodney K.Wingo, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Otto W.Walter Dt Thomas B.Watt,Jt CAPT md Mn. Levio E. Zeni

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Total Class Giving - $342,400 Average Gift - $1,934 Participation - 41.12%

CAPT James XAcuff USNR (Ret.) LCDR Richard F Babcock,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Richard S. Baud CDR WUham R. Baket USN (Ret.) CART John R. Bayhs, USN (Ret.) Mt Charies E.Blackford III LCDR Joseph H.Boop,USNR (Ret.) CAPT Alva M. Bovven,Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr. Eugene C. Branson CAPT James XBurrUl, USN (Ret) LtColJohn C. Burner III, USMC (Ret.) Col David A. Clement, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Harker CoUins CDR Donald T Conover, USN (Ret.) Mr.John G, Curry Mr. Lewis M. Cutter LCDR Richard H. Daly USN (Ret.) Col Raymond C. Damm,USMC (Ret.) CDR Eugene Dente, USN (Ret.) LCDR RhUip A. Doherty, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Frank E. Dormer CDRJohn A. Dugger, USN (Ret.) MI. Harold Edwards, Jt CART George W EUis, USN (Ret.) Col JamesW. Ferguson, USA (Ret.) CAPT Frmcis E. Field, USN (Ret.) Mr.Victor P. Finos * CDR John J. Forrester, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn G. Giedt, USN (Ret.) LT EH W Goode, USNR (Ret.) CDR Eugene GraUa,USN (Ret.) * LCDR Bumiel K Greenwood, USNR (Ret) The Honorable Stewart E Hmcock,Jt CDRAnton C.Hansmann,St,USNR (Ret) LCDR John E. Hart, USN (Ret.) LCDR WUham J. Henningsen, USN (Ret.) CAPT KeUey V Holbert, USN (Ret.) CDR Walter R. Hornet USN (Ret.) Mr. Albert C.Jones CDR Louis L.V Junod,USN (Ret.) Mt Jack D KeUey Mr.Arthur H. Kinneberg CAPT LesHe O.Larson,Jt,USN (Ret.) CART Robert J. LeuschnetUSN (Ret.) Mt John F Linehan CAPT Ernest E. Lovven, USN (Ret.) LCDR John E. Lynch,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Albert R Macdonald,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADMWendcll McHenry,Jt,SC,USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert L. Metzger Mrs. Harhe L. Mize Mt Ardiur J. Morrow CART George R Ravis,USN (Ret.) LCDR Wilham K. RetQaevv,Jt,USNR (Ret.) Mr.WiUiam H. Porter LCDR Fred H. Radloff USN (Ret.) CAPT WaUace M. Riggs,USN (Ret.) LCDR James D. Rives,Jt,USN (Ret.) RADM Horace B. Robertson,Jt,USN (Ret) Mrs. Lorraine Rosenbloom CDR Walter E. Saunden, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi R. Smith HI Mt Robertson Stevens CDRJohn A. Sutheriand II, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Robert S.Tisdale, USN (Ret.) CDRWUhamTToutmt,USNR (Ret.)

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Presidenfs Cirde (^,500 and above) CAPT RichardW Anderson, USN (Ret.) ADMWUhamJ. Crowe,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mt Joseph R Flanagm, Jt LCDR Oscar Greene,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mt Ben Johnson III Mt Eugene P. Lawler MtJayG. McKie Mt Paul G. MUler Mr. Thomas G. PownaU Mr. Chester H. Shaddeau.Jt Mt Andrew B. Sides, Jt Mr. Harry L.Warren,Jt AMB A.Vernon Weaver Mr. Howard R.Weiss

Herndon Club m.(m-§2,499!

Anonymous Mr. Robert E. Cuiiiinings,Jt Estate ofLtCol RoyJEdwaids,USMC (Ret) CAPT Frank L. Elefmte, USN (Ret.) CAPT Donald D Farshmg.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mrs.John G. Fmnerm Dt Edgar H. Hemmer Mr.WUhmi T. KeUeher LT Robert E. Lloyd, USNR (Ret.) ADM Wesley L. McDonald, USN (Ret) Mr. Alfred B. Nmiocks,Jt CDR Smiuel A. PUhr, USN (Ret.) CAPT John L. Rrehn,Jt SC, USN (Ret.) CAPT Frmcis J. Readdy USN (Ret.) CDR Henry D. Ruppel, USNR (Ret.) CAPTWUham M. RusseU,USN (Ret.) CAPT John E. SnydetUSN (Ret.) Mn. David R.ToU CDR Richard P Umbel, USNR (Ret.) CAPT D Mason WeUs, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CAPT Cari D.Alberts,USNR (Ret.) CART Jmies L.Andenon,USN (Ret.) CAPT Roy C.Adanson,USN (Ret.) CAPT Aim F Barnes, USN (Ret.) CDR Marvin J. Becket USNR (Ret.) CAPT Floyd D. Bovvdey USN (Ret.) CAPT Raymond E. Chamberlam,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Arthur L. ChUd III, USN (Ret.) Mt MUo G. Coerper CAPT Joseph R Cofetjt, USNR (Ret.) CDRJohn E. Cohoon,USNR (Ret.) CDR Richard A. Dadismm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Theodore F Davis, USN (Ret.) LT WUham R. DUlen, USNR (Ret.) CAPT John T Geary, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert M. George, USN (Ret.) CDR Hovvmd G. Heininger,Jr,USN (Ret) • Estate of CAPT Robert G. Hiisch, USNR (Ret)

CAPT Ardiur W Holfield,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR George W Hoskmg,USNR (Ret.) CDR John WJahmt, USN (Ret.) Mr.Walter M.Johnson,Jt LCDR Richard S.Jones, USNR (Ret.) Mr.KayeR.Kiddoo CDR James Kirkpatnck, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles A. Kiset USN (Ret) RADMJefiey C.Metzel,Jt,USN (Ret.) Dt R. Hugh Minoi VADM John H. Nicholson, USN (Ret.) MI. Andrew J. Peacock, Jt CAPT Robert C. Remston, USN (Ret.) LCDR John J. Rafteiy, USN (Ret.) Mi.AlbertJ.Richtei CDR Albert H. Rushet USNR (Ret.) ENS Donald R Shavet USN (Ret.) CDR Richaid B. SoudiweU, USNR (Ret.) * CDRJohn H. Stone,Jt,USNR (Ret.) CDR Wirt C.Thayei,USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Dtjohn G.Afcri^t MI. Arthur H. E Barlow Mr.PhUip E.Baylor CDR Bradford A. Becken, USN (Ret.) LCDR Raymond R. Benuet USN (Ret.) CAPT Homer R. Bivm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Norris W Games CAPT Chades B. Crockett,Jt,USN (Ret.) MI. Robert P Fletchei III CAPTWUham L. Fostet USN (Ret.) CAPT Richaid S. Gaidmet USN (Ret.) LCDR Boyce H. Griet USNR (Ret) CAPT Perry E Hunter III, USN (Ret.) LCDR Geoi^ M. Larkm,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Jeremiah E. LenUim, USN (Ret.) • CDR OUie J. Loper, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert A. Marmet Mr. Frank D. ManhaU CAPT Howaid L. Matdiews,Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT AUison L. Maynanl, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard D.McNeU CDR Bergen S. MenUl,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mrs.WUburn D. Murphy CDR Harry RRodgers,Jt,USNR (Ret.) CDR Louis R Rossi, USN (Ret.) Mr. Rufiis E. Sadler Mr.WiUiam T Sanden,Jt Mr. Leonard F Schempp, Jt RADM Kennedi R Sean, USN (Ret.) RADM C. Brace Smith, USN (Ret) CART Ernest R. Stacey USN (Ret.) CAPT Jack M. Stevens, USN (Ret) Mr. Levtis B. Taylor, Jt CAPT RobertWThompson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Currm C.Tiffany LCDR John S. Urbm, USN (Ret.) Mr. James Winston t

Donor CART Joseph L.Adehnan,USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard D. Amme, USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward R Appert, USN (Ret.) CAPT Darnel L. BaUey USN (Ret.) Mr. Brace R. Baldwm CAPT Bernard J. Bmdish, USN (Ret) Mr. Robert N. Barker CDR Ralph E. Barnard, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard J. Beaubien CAPTJohnA.BeUm,Jt,USNR (Ret.) Mr. Robert D. Bergmm

The Honorable Lawrence BUder DtWUhaniR Blair, Jt Mr. George R. Bowhng,Jt Mn. HUda Bridges CAPT Jmies A. Burke, USN (Ret.) CART Charles S. CaiHsle, USN (Ret.) Mr. Stanley M. CecU CAPT Jmies H. Chapm.m, USN (Ret.) CDR Reginald D. Clubb, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard T. Crme CDR Bendey B. Crawford, USN (Ret.) CAPT Peter R Cmiunms, USN (Ret.) CART Lawrence J. Curtin, USN (Ret.) Mr. Harry L. Ciirtis,Jt Mr. Lynn A. Davenport, St CDRJmiesVDeSmto,USN (Ret.) Mr. NeffT. Dietrich, Jt • Mn.James R. DiUmm Mn. Charles R. Doscher Mr. Henry R. Duden,Jt CAPT Kennedi O.Ekelund,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph D.Evans, USN (Ret.) CDR James E. Farley USN (Ret.) CDR WUbur G. Fenis, USN (Ret) Mr. WUham E. Forsdioff Rev. Samuel E. Frock CDR WUham M. Georgen, USN (Ret.) CAPT Noah W Gokey III, USN (Ret.) Mr. Jerome Gronfein CAPT Rex Gygax, USN (Ret.) CAPT James C. Hatch, USN (Ret) CDR Seymore T Hays,Jt, USN (Ret) CDR George F Hedrick,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles A. Hertel LCDR Ehner R. HUl,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Brace R. Hoefer Mn. Darnel L. HoUis, Jt Mn. Charles B. Hu^ins CAPT C.TurnerJoyjt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Edward F Kaska LCDR Frmcis L. Keidi, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ehner H. Kiehl, USN (Ret.) LT WUham S. Lagen, USNR (Ret.) Mr. James C. Landes, Jt Col Lawrence A. Marousek, USMC (Ret.) LCDR John F MarshaU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Stephen D. Marvin, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert H. McDougal, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Isaac W Metzger Mr.WUburn D. Murphy t Mn. Lavern A. Niedfeldt Mn. Charles E. C. Nimitz CAPT Jeny J. Nuss, USN (Ret.) CDRWalterXPate,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. George W Pitcher CAPT George D. RUeyJt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Kennedi M. Robinson, USN (Ret.) CART Robert F Roche, USN (Ret.) CDR WUton T Smden,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn.WiUiam M. Schaefer Mr. Ralph Scheidenhehn Mr. Robert E. Schenk Mn. Edward A. Scoles Mrs. Luther B. Sisson CART Charles E. Slonim, USN (Ret) * Mr. WUl E SmaU Mr. Floyd J. Smith Mrs.WUham A. Spencer Mr. G. Piatt Talcott Dr George S.Tate,Jt Dt Thomas R.Teply Mr. Benjamin P.TerreU,Jt Mrs. Donald L.ToohiU CDR Earie N.Trickey, USNR (Ret.)

Mr.John C.Turnier * Mrs. Luther Welsh Mrs. Donald B.Whitmire CDR Buck D.WUhams,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Douglas J.Yuenghng, USN (Ret)

1948 Total Class Giving - $238,407 Average Gift - $1,820 Participation - 27.20%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) RADM James R.Ahern, USN (Ret) CAPT Frank L. Boushee, USN (Ret.) CAPT Claiborne S.Bradley USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald R Buhrer CDR James H. H. Carnngton, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edwin M. Chaphne Mr.Joseph H. Clasgens II Mr.Joseph H. Curl Mr. Robert S. Curl • CDR W. Stanley Dodd,Jr., USNR (Ret.) CAPT Robert D. Duncm, USN (Ret.) CDR Charles F Gordet St, USN (Ret.) ADM Thomas B. Hayward, USN (Ret.) * RADM Charles C. Heid,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Eugene F KeUy USN (Ret.) ENS Seymour Kunm, USNR (Ret.) LT Harold B. Lipschutz, USNR (Ret.) Col Thomas E. Murphree II, USMC (Ret.) Mrs. Robert K. Schenkel CAPT SamuelT Smith,Jt,USNR (Ret.) Mr. Albert G.Vm Metre Mr. Carlos C.VUlarreal

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} CDR R.WUham Bass, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham H.Borehert.USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert G. Buechlet USN (Ret.) RADM WUham F CHfford,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mrs. PhUip L. CoUms,Jt LTJG Melvin M. Forman, USNR Mr.James H. GUdard III CART Peter J. Goldman, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jack L. Gracey USN (Ret.) CDR Donald B. HaU, USN (Ret.) Mr.Richard Henderson

Mr. G. Ardiur Herbert Mr. Gordon M. Hogg,Jt t RADM Robert FJortbei^, CEC, USN (Ret.) RADM Frmcis F Mmgmaro, USN (Ret.) CDR Arthur L. Markel, USNR (Ret.) CDR WUham M. Matthew, USN (Ret.) Mr. E. Newbold Srmth CAPT Frmcis M. Snydet USN (Ret.) CAPT Troy E. Stone, USN (Ret.) Estate of CDR Kenneth B.Wetstei;USN (Ret) Mr. Curtis R.Wick *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CDR Edmund S. Armstrong, USN (Ret.) Dt Darnel K.Bloomfield CART Roger Carlqmst, USN (Ret.) RADM PaulJ. Early USN (Ret.) Mr. Dudley Holstein CART John L.Jensen,Jr,USN (Ret.) LT WUham J. Laubendorfer, USNR (Ret.) Mrs.John L. Oberrieder Mr. Mark J. O'Friel LCDR Edward B. RickeU, USNR (Ret.) Mr. WUham A. Reavis CDR Joseph R Rogen, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richaid B. Rubenstein, USNR (Ret.) LT Richard U. Scott, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Harold F Sniidi,Jt,USN (Ret.) Dt Hart R. Stt-ingfeUow, Jt Estate of Col Hoyd H.Waldrop,USMC (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} LTJG Donald S.Apple, USN t CDR CharlesW Buder, USN (Ret.) CAPT Howard S. Crosby USN (Ret.) CDR Frank L. Crump,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert H. R Dunn, USN (Ret.) MINCOUNS John C. Fry, USA (Ret.) CDR Aim S. Garner, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L. GhornJeyJt, USN (Ret.) RADM Norman K. Green, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham D. Harkms, USN (Ret.) CAPT Wade H. Harris, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Howard N. Kay Mrs. Jean Lochner Mr.Arthur S. Mehagian CDR Robert R. Neelyjt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT John K. Rydet USN (Ret.)

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yMNi D O N O R S Mr.WUhamL.Shea Mr. Richard E. Shimshak CAPT Jonathm A. Sisson, USN (Ret.) Mr.T. Clayton Spaldhig CAPT Jay J.VermUya, USN (Ret.) CAPT Dwight Wadswordi, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Ronald D.Waugh

Donor Mr. Thomas E. Alexmder CART PaulV Borlaug, USN (Ret.) Mr.John C. Bowen CDR Charles R. Braley Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT David C. Canuth, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert S. Chew,Jt, USN (Ret) CDRWUHmiTChipnim,Jt,USN (Ret.) RADM Kail J. Christoph,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Benjamm J. Conioyjt, USNR (Ret.) RADM FrankW CorieyJt,USN (Ret.) CAPT John R. Cnunpton,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Edwaid M. Cumniing5,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn.John M. Davis RADM CabeU S. Davis,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Harold PDeeleyJt Mn. Robert W. Dickieson CDR Laurens Dorsey USN (Ret) Mr. Gordon M. Ehrnim CDR Robert H. Flood, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edmond W Freeman III Mn. IsabeUe Gammon LCDR John J. Gaskm, USCGR (Ret.) Mr. Herbert T. Green Mr. Robert K. Hammann CDR David L. Hartshorn, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham R. Hmtz CAPT Arthur J. Hoddet Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT John R HoUand, USN (Ret.) Col EdwardY Holt,Jt, USMC (Ret.) Mi.JohnC.Hufit CDR Haivey R. Humphiey USN (Ret.) CDR David A. Hurt,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Fredenck D.Jackson,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Haivey J. Johnson, USN (Ret) CDR Harry L.Jones, USN (Ret) Mr. Frank E. LaUy, Jt * CDRJohn F Mmgold, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUUam J. McCabe LT WUham J. McClam, USN (Ret.) LtCol Hoyd M. McCuidyJr, USMCR (Ret.) CAPT Cadton A K. McDonald, USN (Ret.) CDR Andrew Mclntyre, USN (Ret.) Mn. RusseU R. McKechnie CDR Charies Mertz III, USN (Ret.) CDR Richard E. Munly USN (Ret.) LT Thomas F Nealon,USN (Ret.) CAPT Peny W Nelson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert W O'ReUly USNR (Ret.) Mt James A. OstUler Mr MmdeU J. Ourisman LCDR Gerald L. Pahnetjt, USNR (Ret.) CDR Randolph F Patterson, USN (Ret.) CART Kenneth E. PhUhps, USN (Ret.) RADM Charies E Rauch,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Walter L. Rees Mr. Raul A. RUey CDR MUte Rose, USNA (Ret.) CAPTWUham FSaUada,USN (Ret.) Mrs. Cora Shimmel LtGen RhUip D Shuder, USMC (Ret.) CDR Harold A. Smith, USN (Ret.) CDR MUford S.Terrass, USN (Ret.) Mr. PhUhp FThomas

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CDR Warren R White, USN (Ret.) CDR Rmdolph D. Zelov, USN (Ret.)

1949 Total Class Giving - $252,719 Average Gift - $1,149 Participation - 47.19%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Norman Altman Mr.John A. Bacon,Jt Mr. Kennedi A. Bott, St RADM Lucien Capone,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham D. CoUms,Jt LCDR Harry J. Donahue, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Kurt E Dorenkamp, USN (Ret.) * CAPT James V Ferrero.USNR (Ret) Dt Robert E. Fmnigm Mr. Bernard Gewirz Mr. Robert T. Hardemm CAPTW Charles HaskeU, USN (Ret.) Col Robert L. McEhoy USMC (Ret.) Mr. James A. McQuUhng VADM WUham L. Read, USN (Ret.) LT WUham T Roos, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Ehzabeth Salomon Mr.WUham C. Statt VADM Edward C. WaUer, USN (Ret.) ADM James D.Wadans, USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CDR Wanen F Brown, USN (Ret.) Estate of Mr. Barksdale A. Bush,Jt CAPT Lawrence H. Derbyjt, USNR (Ret.) CART Charles M. Howe, USN (Ret.) CART Otto E. Kraeger, USN (Ret.) * Mr.WiUiam G. LavvletJt CAPT Donald J. Loudon, USNR Mr.Thomas A. Nemzek MI. John C. Osdund t Mrs.WUham H. Russ III Mr. WUham C. Sandhn,Jt Mt George S. Schuchart CDR RhUipVladessa,USNR (Ret.) * Col Orlando A. WaU, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Arthur Weis

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr. Ted M. Annenberg • CAPT Melvm Berngard, USNR (Ret.) Mr.John E.Benoit CDR Wade E. Chrke,USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard A. Claytor, USN (Ret.) Mr. David G. Cluett LT WiUiam L. CoUins, USN (Ret.) Mt Chester G. Davis * Lt Col Alston R. EUis, USAF (Ret.) Mt Ephraim Glassman Mr. Rjchard GHckmm LtCol Fred Grabowsky, USMC (Ret.) LT Stanley Grief, USNR (Ret.) CAPT WiUiam S. Guthrie, USN (Ret.) CAPT Norton D Hardmg,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Frederick G. Horan Mt John C. Huenerberg,Jt MI. Huam R LleweUyn

CAPT Walter E. Marquaidt, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt Burton J. MUler Col Tom D. Panons, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Richard B. Plank CAPT Charies E. Reid,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham Roos CAPT Eugene F Shme,Jt,USN (Ret.) Maj Jack E.Townsend, USMC (Ret.) CART Donald R.Traeblood, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ralph E.WUson,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUliam E.Wynne, CEC, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward F Zunmeiman, Jt * Dt Jerome H. Zms

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} CART John C. Bajus, USN (Ret.) Ml. H. Brock Baikleyjt CAPT Reynolds Beckwidi, USN (Ret.) LT George M. Benas,Jt, USNR (Ret.) RADM WUliam M. Calla^ian,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles L. CulweU, USN (Ret.) CAPTJules H.Demyttenaere,USN (Ret.) LCDR Joe A. Dicbon, USNR (Ret) • CAPT John E Dobson, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi E. Duke.Jt * CART Donald A. Gauing, USNR (Ret.) RADM John V Josephson, USN (Ret) Mr.WUhmi S. Knoble RADM Edward M. Kocher, USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald W Lappley CAPT Jack E. Magee, USN (Ret.) Mr. Halford E. Maninger CAPTWUham D McFarlme.Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Raymond L. MUler, USN (Ret.) CART Robau F Mohrhardt, USN (Ret.) CDR Harry W Morgm,Jt, USN (Ret) Col Robert C. Needham, USMC (Ret) CAPT Curtis R. Norton,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. HamUton Perkins, Jr Mr. WUham C. Peterson Mr. Frithiof N. Sagerhohn,Jt CDR Frank R Schlosser, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas T. Seelye, Jt RADM Sumner Shapuo, USN (Ret.) Mr. PhUip M. Shiekman CAPT Raul E. Smidi, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles M. Smidi, USN (Ret.) CAPT Peter S. Swanson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Claude E. SvvecketJt,USN (Ret.) LCDR Chnton R.VaU, USNR (Ret.) * LCDR WUham A.Vogele, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Barry D. Whittlesey CAPT James H.Wynn III, USN (Ret.)

Donor Anonymous LCDR Frmcis M.Adanis,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard S. Agnew, USN (Ret.) CART Edward L. Aldermm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert B.Aljoe Mr. C.Thomas Attix,Jt DtWUfred A. Bacchus

LTJG Robert F Baker, USN (Ret.) CAPT AUen H. Balch, USN (Ret) Mr. Robert C.Balfour III Mr.JackE.Baltar DtWUhamH.Bartlett CAPT Bernard E. Bassuig, USN (Ret.) Mn. Reaves H. Baysmger, Jt Mr. Ralph T.Beebe CAPT WUham W Bennett, USN (Ret.) Mr. Clarence H. Blurton, Jt Col BUI W Bodager, USAF (Ret) CAPT Roger M. Boh,Jt, USN (Ret.) Col M. Michael Bonnet USAF (Ret.) Mr.Alfred C. Boughton III CAPT Rhodes Boykm,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert E. Brady USN (Ret.) Maj Louis E. Branch, USAF (Ret.) Mr. WUham W Brandfon CDR James B. Brown, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ernest B. Brown t CDR WUham L.Biym,USN (Ret.) CAPT HeAert F Budei,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Andiew R. Can Lt Col John R. Clark III, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Ohver D. Colvin, Jt CAPT Robert N. Congdon, USN (Ret.) CAPT Karl F Cook, USN (Ret.) Mn. Rudolph E D'Ambra Estate ofCDR Dorsey WDameLUSNR (Ret) Mr. Daniel H. Daniels Mr. WUliam A. Dermett CDR Edwin L. Dennis,Jt, USN (Ret.) LT Charles Di Benedetto, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Edward O. Dietrich, USN (Ret) CDR Louis W. DUhnan, USN (Ret) RADM John C. Dixon, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn.John F Dochertyjt RADM John J. Ekelund, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham T Emery, USN (Ret) Mr. G. Donald Fisher, Jt Mr.Terence M. Flynn Mn. Paul A. Gairison Dt Nicholas A. Gianitta CDR WUham I. Goewey USN (Ret.) LT Richaid G. Greenwood, USNR (Ret.) CDR MUton Gussow,USN (Ret.) MI. James W Hanson Col George A. R Haynes, USMC (Ret) Mr. Walter L. Helbig,Jt Mr. Edwin L. Hemingei COL Thomas R Hensler,Jt,USA (Ret.) Mn. Everett C. Hi^ins RADM Eugene S. C. Ince,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Albert L. Jenks,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles R.Johnson Mn. Gerald R.Jones Mr.James R.Juncker CDR Thomas M. Kastaet USN (Ret.) Mt RichardW KeUy Estac of CAPT RobertWKennedyUSN (Ret) Mt Stephen R. Krause Mr.John G. Lmden Mr. Roy W Lankenau Mr Paul H. Lane Mr. Paul G. LeGros

More than 47 percent of the Class of 1949 participated in the 2004 Annual Fund.

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2 0 0 4 Donor Report

CAPT AlmY Levine, SC, USN (Ret.) RADM Jmies B. Lmdet USN (Ret.) CAPT Wesley E. Lmdseyjt, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi H. Lynch,"USN (Ret.) CDRTuiiodiy R. Malioney USNR (Ret.) Mr. Robert W MaxweU CDR md Mn. Carlos D. McCuUough CDR Thomas E. McDonald. USN (Ret.) CAPT Jmies L. McVoy USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi H. Meaiux, |t,USN (Ret.) LCDR Frank Messenger III, USN (Ret.) Dtjohn T. MetcaU",Jt Mr. Alfred J. Morency Mr. Donald A. Nadig LT Geoige L. Normm.Jt.USNR (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi J. Nonis, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lawrence G. O'CormeU.Jt CAPT Pati-ick G. O'Keefe, USN (Ret.) Mn.John C. Osdund ADM Edwaid J. Onh,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT AndrewJ. Owens, USN (Ret.) CDR Edward W Page, USNR (Ret.) CDR Jmies E. Patton, US.N (Ret.) Col RogerW. Peaid,Jt, USMC (Ret.) MI. Malcolm E. Phares CDRWUhmiW PottetUSN (Ret) CDR Calvin E. Rakes, USN (Ret) CAPTWUham G. Read,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR James R Reddick.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Eugene J. ReUiet USN (Ret.) CDR David R. Rice, USNR (Ret.) CDR James B. Risset USN (Ret.) Rev. John C. Raven MI. Frank O. Rolmd, Jt Mr.JackWRupe CDR Frank C. Sam, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Ernest D. Smden, USN (Ret) CDR WUham J. SawteUe, USN (Ret.) Mr.Valentme H. Schaeffetjt CDR EUiott R Schuman, USNR (Ret.) RADM James H. Scott, USN (Ret.) CDR Angelo R Semeraro, USN (Ret.) CDR Oscar C. Shealy.Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert M. Smidi, USN (Ret.) CAPT C. S. Snodgrass,Jt, USN (Ret.) MI. David H. Sprague Capt Paul F Stephenson, USMCR (Ret.) MI. Harry F Sweitzet Jt Mr. Malcohn H.Thiele Mr.W Jerome Thomas Dr. John A. Tinkham CDR Harold FTipton,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert WTittis, USNR (Ret.) ADM Harry D.Traui II, USN (Ret.) CDR Jack DVenable, St, USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas J. Walten, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Thomas FWadcms, USN (Ret.) Mr.R.PeteWUhams CDR RusseU F WUson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Donald WWittschiebe, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard S.WoUbrd, USN (Ret.) CAPT David J. Woodard, USN (Ret.) Mn. Harry D.Woods MI. Duane C.Young

1950 Total Class Giving - $220,562 Average Gift - $1,511 Participation - 35.39%

President's Cirde RADM Don.Ud S. Albnght,Jt, USNR (Ret.) VADM .md Mn.Thomas J. Bigley MI. Robeit C. Buiiiion,Jt CDR Frank R. Cartet USN (Ret.) MtAlbert E.Drew ADM S. Robert Foleyjt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Don.Tld K. Forbes, USN (Ret.) Mt Eh.is Frank CDR L^ry L. Hawkins, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn S. Hohnes,USN (Ret.) CDR Garimd R. Kaboiim,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Jmies W Kumear III CAPT Alexmder L. Kivlen, USN (Ret.) RADM Robert C. MandevTllc,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT WUhs A. Matson II, USN (Ret.) CAPT John J. McNaUy USN (Ret.) VADM Robert R. Monroe, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles L. MuU, USN (Ret) Mr.John E. Nolan Mr. Robert R Ohver CDR Charles A. Orem, USN (Ret.) CART KmgW RfeiffetUSN (Ret.) CAPT J. R. PoweU,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Adrim O. Rule III, USNR (Ret.) CAPT PhUip J. Rym, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles B. R SeUar Mr.John A. Sivright RADM Roy D. Snydetjt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Anthony F Suraci Mr.Jacques FTreviUyan

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John Pml Jones Club Lt Col Bobby R.Avery, USAF (Ret.) Col Lee R. BendeU, USMC (Ret.) Mr. George J. Bowen CAPT Norman E. Carpentet USN (Ret.)

CDR Gerard G. Coleman, USN (Ret.) LtGen Charies G. CoopetUSMC (Ret.) Estate of LCDR WUfied B. Curiey, USN (Ret.) Col George G. Deranian, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Samuel L. Doak, USN (Ret.) CAPTJmiesD. EUiott, USN (Ret.) • Mrs. Robert L. Goldman LT Baron J. Gordon, USNR (Ret.) CAPT RockvveU HoHiim, USN (Ret.) Col Keimeth J. Ivanson, USA (Ret.) * CAPT WUhmi W. Lasley USN (Ret.) Mr. G. Rolmd Lofiis Mr. Donald C. Long Lt Col G. Douglas Michie, USAF (Ret.) CAPTWUham A. MiUet USN (Ret.) LtCol Robert W OhvetUSMC (Ret.) Mrs.John E. Reid Lt Col Thomas H. Saltsmm, USAF (Ret.) Col WUham E. Simons, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Edward L. Smidi CDRJohn C. Snydet USN (Ret.) LCDR Frmcis J. SternetUSN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club {$258'$4991 CAPT CorneU C.Angleman.USN (Ret.) CDR Hertiert R. Babii^on,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Maj md Mrs.James S. Bier Lt Col Harold R. Buehler, USAF (Ret.) ColThomasE.BulgetUSMC (Ret.) Maj Gen PhUip J. Conley Jt, USAF (Ret) Dt WUham F Dombrowski Mr.WUhmi B. Droge Dt and Mrs.WUham F. Hawkins LCDR Donald B. Hunt,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Beverly G.Jakumer, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Charles R.Jmtho Lt Col Richard E. Keeblet USAF (Ret.) Mr. Stephen W McClarm CDR Richard O. Moberly Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Gene D. Morm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas J. MuUigan, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. RobertV Nmms CDR Henry J. Nix, USN (Ret.) CAPT Howard R. Pormoy USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas H. Ross, USN (Ret.) CAPT John J. Rym.Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM MUton J. Schultz, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Howard A. Shartel, USN (Ret.) Col Richard B. Sheridm, USMCR (Ret.) RADM George B. Shick.Jt, USN CAPT Walter R.Wagnet USN (Ret.) • Lt Col Norbert J. Walecka, USAF (Ret.) Col AUie B. White,Jt, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Jmies R.WUkms,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR C.H.Young,Jt, USN (Ret.)

RADM Henry D.Arnold, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUham L. Berger Col Ray L.Bovven,Jt,USAF (Ret.) CAPT John H. Bnck, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Guy R Buck LCDR George E. Conatore,USNR (Ret.) Mr. Walter R. Congdon Mrs. Chfford E. Crafts, Jt LCDR George H.Darfiis.USN (Ret.) CDR Richard C.Dom,USN (Ret.) Mrs.JoshuaW Dorsey III CDR Gene T Dunaway USN Lt Col Carl S. Fau-bank,Jt, USAF (Ret.) CDR George A. Fox.Jt, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Donald G. Fraasa, USN CAPT Charies L. Greenwood, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham H. Grigg,USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward A. Grunwald, USN (Ret.) Col Richard D. HarreU,USAF (Ret.) CDR Roy W Highberg, USN (Ret.) Col John J. Hobson, USAF (Ret.) Col Harvey H. Hogue, USAF (Ret.) CDR WUhmis H. R Hopkms, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Thomas R. S. Ikeler CAPT Wayne L.Jensen, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jmies E. Kaune, USN (Ret.) Mn.John D. Kost,Jt Dr. Richard A. Liebendorfer CARTJmiesW. Lynn, USN (Ret.) Mt Marvin Martui CART RichardW Martin, USN (Ret.) LCDR Mortimer J. Richardson, SC, USNR (Ret.) Capt Presley M. Rixey USMC (Ret.) LtCol GeorgeVRuos,Jt,USMC (Ret.) Mr. Robert Siegmeister Rev. John D. Skien Mr. CoUins Snyder CART David J. Space, USN (Ret.) Col HaroldVWalsh, USAF (Ret.) Mr.Admi C.White CDR PeterWWood, USN (Ret.)

1951 Total Class Giving - $660,931 Average Gift - $3,573 Participation - 41.56%

President's Circle 53 5m and shove) Mr. PhUip Arst CAPT Chfford R Barnes, USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas A. Boyce, USN (Ret.) VADMEdwaid ABurkhalter,Jt,USN (Ret.) RADM Robert W Carms, USN (Ret.) Mr.WiUiam G. Christoforo CAPTWardW de Groot III,USN (Ret.) VADM Robert E Dunn, USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald R. Higgs • LCDR Searle F Highleymm, USN (Ret.) Mr. RalphW. Hooper ADM Kmnaud R. McKee, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jack E. McQueston, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L. MUlet USN (Ret.) • CAPT Jmies R. Nehez,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raun J. Rasmussen Mr. Warren W Rothmann RADM Guy H. B. Shaffet USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham R.Thomas,Jt • RADM Paul D.Tomb, USN (Ret.) Mrs.John R.Wales RADM James A. Wmnefeld, USN (Ret.)

Hemdon Club mm-$2,499} CAPT Robert E.Adler, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L. AUsman, USNR RADM Stanley J. Anderson, USN (Ret.) CDRJmiesA.Bacon.USN (Ret.) • Lt Col Weldon R. Baird, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Lelmd E. Boh, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Robert Brodie III Col E. Paul Clark, USAF (Ret.) Mr.AlbertS. Corwen CAPT John R CromweU,Jt,USN (Ret.)

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LT Roger L. Drevy USNR (Ret.) Mt Stanley Fuchs Mt Ralph J. GUbert CAPT GuhiierA.Hines,Jt,USN (Ret) Mr. C.Thomas Hutchins,Jt • RADM William H. Laiigenbeig, USNR (Ret.) CAPT John R Leahy USN (Ret.) Col Raymond H. Lessig, USAF (Ret.) DtToni G. McCreless,Jt Mtjohn L. PoweU Lt Col Robert M. Roberts, USAF (Ret.) Dt John W. Sheffield, Jt Mt Raymond J. Sweeney CAPTWUhmi S.Thompson, USN (Ret.) CAPT John G.TUlson,USN (Ret.) LCDR Alexmder WTodd,Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr Normm M. Tonkin Lt Col Charles M.Waespy USAF (Ret.) CAPT DavidWWeidenkopf, USNR (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club (§500-$999} Mr. WUham F Barbazette * Mt Merton J. Batcheldetjt Mr. Robert C. Baxter Mt Donald L. Black ^ t RADM John L. Butts, USN (Ret.) Mr. S.Arthur Casale CART Carl Courtright, USN (Ret.) Mr. Joseph E. DaUey LCDR Burton L.Do^ett,Jr,USNR (Ret.)* CDR WUHam C. Earl, USN (Ret.) Mr. E. Edward Ebrite * LCDR James E. Foley USN (Ret.) Mt Samuel R Gindet Jt Mr. Richard C. Higgms,Jt Col WUHam E. Hutchison, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col Albert WJohnson, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Jack I. Kendrick, USAF (Ret.) CAPT George J. Klett, USN (Ret.) VADM WUHam P Lawrence, USN (Ret.) CAPT Frank A. Liberato, USNR (Ret.) Mt Robert C. Loesch CAPTWUhmi T.Marin, USN (Ret.) CAPT James R Mehl, USN (Ret.) CAPT John K. Nunneley USN (Ret.) CART Charles O. Paddock, USN (Ret.) LCDRWaiiamWPattenon,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert H. SmaU, USN (Ret.) Col WUHam M. Smith, Jt, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Perry L. Stephens, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Bertram H. SriUet USN (Ret.) CDR Wakefield S. M. Stornetta, USN (Ret.) Mr Arthur R Sundry CDR GordmVm Hook, USN (Ret) • CDR ArthuiTWaid, USN (Ret.) RADM Ross N.WUhams, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club (S250-$499) Mt Henry H. Adams, Jt CDR Gene TAUendet USN (Ret.) Mtjohn E.Armstrong • Maj Francis G. Baldenton, USMC (Ret.) LtColJohn B. Cartjt,USMC (Ret.) Mr Robert B. Carter Col Alvan M. Crews, USAF (Ret.) LtColWUburWDmegar,USMC (Ret.) RADM Richard K. Fontaine, USN (Ret.) Lt Col James H. Grady USAF (Ret.) CART John N. Green, USN (Ret.) Col Donald R. Griesmer, USAF (Ret.)

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LtCol WUhmi C. Hohiiberg, USMC (Ret.) Col Jmies C. Hunt,Jt, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Charies D. Lanon, USN (Ret.) RADM RaulA.Lauternulch,USN (Ret.) Maj Fred D Meredith, USAFR (Ret.) * CAPT Eric A. Nelson,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR WUlard R. Olson, USN (Ret.) Col Erwui C. Peake, USAF (Ret.) Dt Rudolph W Pierce CAPT James E. Radja.USN (Ret.) LCDR Richard A. Reckert.USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Bjchard H. Roberts CART FraiJcT Shavet USN (Ret.) Col MUton Shavy USMCR (Ret.) Mr. Frank A. Stelzer CAPT Claude J. Tettick, USN (Ret.) LCDR Charles H.ToUefion, USN (Ret.) * LtCol Can C.Whitener, USAF (Ret.) RADM AUen D.WUhams, USN (Ret.)

Donor CART WiUiam J. Aston, USN (Ret.) CAPT George A. Barunas.Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas T Beattie,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Stuart M. Beck, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Raul R. Buch, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Joseph E. Biron, St, USN (Ret) CAPT Joseph A. Brayjt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Glenn M. Brevvet USN (Ret.) CDR Herbert W Bruch, USN (Ret.) Mr. Sidney R Burke Mr. Lee C. Catalmo LCDR DarreU S. Chapman, USN (Ret.) CARTArmen Chertavim, USN (Ret) LCDR RichardV ChUds, USN (Ret) LtCol WaUace G. Chrismer, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Edward Clausner,Jt, USN (Ret.) ENS W R. Davies, USN (Ret.) CDR Richard W Dem, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Roland J. Desrosien Mrs. Charles E. Diers CAPT Henry T Dictrich,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Louis C. Dittmar, USN (Ret.) Col Haig Donabedian,USMC (Ret.) t Mt Edward D Flynn CDR WUham F Foster, St, USN (Ret.) Mrs.John R Francis LCDR Walter H. French, Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Raul A. GaUaghetUSN (Ret.) CDR Harold W Ganibet USN (Ret.) * CAPTWiUiam B. Haff,USN (Ret.) Col JamesW Hmmiond.Jt,USMC (Ret.) Col Robert C. Harding, USAF (Ret.) Mt Harry G. Hartmm Mr. Robert W Hay Mt Harry B. Heneberget Jt CDR Frank G. HielUe,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr.WiUiam RTHUl,Jt CDR Floyd HoUowayJt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raymond H. Howard Maj Calvin W Hurd, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Richard R lmnan,USN (Ret.) CAPT Arthur D. Jones, Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDRJohn R. Kemble, USN (Ret.) Dt Michael R. Lachowicz Mr.Janies M. Leiser Mr. Wilfred R. Litde CDR Angus MacauLiy USN (Ret.) CAPT Roy W Malone, USN (Ret.) CDR Grafton R. McFadden, USN (Ret.) CAPT Clyde W Middleton, USNR (Ret.) CDR Graden L. Montgomery, USN (Ret.) Mt Ralph C. Morehead

Col Bernard S. Morgan,Jt, USAF (Ret.) CDR Howard L. Moms, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Frank J. MuUioUmd Lt Col WUham J. Pardee, USAF (Ret.) CART Michael A. Patten, USN (Ret.) CDR Harry E. PhUhps, USN (Ret.) Mt Robert F Pramami CAPT Albert L. Raithel,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART John M. Redfield, USN (Ret.) Col Robert J. Rehwaldt, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Walter J. Schutz, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham D. Sliaughnessy USN (Ret.) CDRJohn L. Smeltzer, USN (Ret.) CAPT WiUiam A. Snuth,Jr, USNR (Ret.) Col Paul A. Snuth, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Richard M. Sfcmley USN (Ret.) Col Walter C. Stevens, Jt, USAF (Ret.) CART Warren G. Stevens, USN (Ret.) Mrs.Thomas R. Stuart CDRJohn R SuUivan, USN (Ret.) CDRThomasWTrout,USN (Ret.) RADM Thomas M. Ward, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Charies R. Watts,Jt Mt WUHam A. Weaver Col James E. White, USAF (Ret.) CART John L.Woodbury,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Richard E.Wray III

1952 Total Class Giving - $271,550 Average Gift - $1,127 Participation - 47.77%

President's Circle (§2,500 and above) CART Eugene M. AvaUone, St, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles A. Bivenoutjt CAPT Aim F Clark, USNR (Ret.) CART Thomas C. Goshn.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Jerome W Gottesmm CAPT Robert E. HUl, USN (Ret.) LCDR Lawrence W. lannotti, USN (Ret.) RADM Frederick C.Jolmson, USN (Ret.) RADM Lawrence Laynim, USN (Ret.) CAPTJmiesA.LoveU,Jt,USN (Ret) Mr. Robert C. Match Mr.John M. McKeown CAPT Melvin Meltzer,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM Jmies K. Nunneley USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham E. PUce Mt Bruce A. Reichelderfer • Mt Malvin B. Roesch VADM WUhmi H. Rowden, USN (Ret.) The Honorable John F Sheehm Gen Lawrence A. Skantze, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Richard C. Snudi, USN (Ret.) Col Michael L. Sorrentino, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Norman F Stein, USN (Ret.) Col James S.Trouttnan, USAFR (Ret.) LCDR Bosquet N.Wev.Jt, USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} LtCol Garnett R. BaUey USMC (Ret.) Estate of CDR Merle M.BarketUSN (Ret.) Maj Theodore H.Beauregard, USAF (Ret.) • CART AUynV Bress, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jacob C. Brown, USN (Ret.) Mn. Doris Cahff CDR Geoige L. Cliarbonneau,USN (Ret)

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CDR Bernard J. Coski, USN (Ret.) Col Richard E. Denfeld, USAF (Ret) Col George H. Dhnon.Jt, USAF (RetJ CDR James N. D'Orso, USN (Ret.) CDR WiUiam D. Drake, USN (Ret.) Capt Maunce A. Enderie, USAFR (Ret CDR Charles D. Federico, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Darnel H. Garland • Col Paul K. German,Jt, USMC (Ret.) CART Fred M. Grunes, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Richard L. Hart, USN (Ret.) Lt Col John E. Hutton, USAF (Ret.) Estate ofCDRThomas J Keefe,Jt, USN (Ri Mt Doane F Kiechel, Jt Col Walker A. Larhner, USAF (Ret.) ADMJamesA.Lyons,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Peter M. Maloney USN (Ret.) CDR Robert E. Morris, USN (Ret.) CAPT John F 0'ConneU,USN (Ret.) LCDR John R. Owen, USNR (Ret) Mt Fonest G. Ramsey, Jt CAPT Jerome Rapkm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles E. Seeger, USN (Ret.) CAPT Harry A. Spencer,Jt, USN (Ret Lt Gen Thomas R Stafford, USAF (Ret Mr.Thomas H.Tonsedi III * CDR HobartJ.Wisenim,USN (Ret.) RADM WUham C.Wyatt III, USN (Rt CAPT Jenold M. Zacharias, USN (Ret

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CAPTWUham H. Bannister,USN (Re Capt Robert P Bardey, USAF (Ret.) Col Francis W Bermer, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Harry L. BLxbyJt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Roger C. Bos, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lawrence H. Clarke, Jt CAPT Robert B. ConneUy USN (Ret. CAPT Edvvm L. Ebbert. iJSN (Ret.) RADM LoweU E Eggert, USN (Ret.) CAPT GordonW. Engqmst, USN (Ret CAPT Ralph L. Enos, USN (Ret.) CAPT Walter S. Gray III, USN (Ret.) CAPT HowOTd FHa^aid,SC,USNR (Re CART Frank N. Hannegan, USN (Ret Mr. Ronald F Hanin Mt Robert J. Isidore CDR WUham J. Laux,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM Walter M. Locke, USN (Ret.) Mt Forrest P Lockwood Col Richard C. Lyons, USAF (Ret.) CAPTThomasW Lyons,Jt, USN (Rel Lt Col Jem M. Marchmd, USAF (Ret Mt Lawrence A. Novak CARTJmiesW Orgm,USN (Ret.) Col Robert A. Owens, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Richard R. PolUi, USN (Ret.) Mt Joseph Portney Col Thomas M. Reedy USMC (Ret, CAPT Rayson D. SieretJt, USN (Ret CART Kennedi G. Smith, USN (Ret) CAPT Peter A. Stark, Jt, USN (Ret Mt James F Welch * CAPTJ.miesE.WUson,Jt,USN (Ret) CDR Charles Wisemm, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club (^50-U99} CAPT Marvin G. Ale.xmder, USN (Rtt Dt Leroy G.AppeU CARTVinceiit J. Argiro, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham S. Bknt,Jt, USNR

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LT Conrad S. Baimet USNR CDR Geoige H. Berry,Jt, USN LCDR James C. Branyon, USNR (Ret.) Lt Gen Jmies R. Brickel, USAF (Ret.) Dt Charles J. Bridgmm Mr.JmiesW.Biuch CAPT Ronald A. CmipbeU, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert F Caidk,USN (Ret.) LtCol RichardW. Coultet USMC (Ret.) LT John B. Deppen, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Glenn C. Dnvet Jt CAPT PhUipV H. L. Duckett, USN (Ret.) • CDRWUhmi PEddy III, USN (Ret.) Col WUhmi A. Evans! Jt. USAF (Ret) CAPT Charles .M. Rirbvv III, USNR (Ret.) MI. Richard K. Gregory CAPT Arthur R. Gustavson,USN (Ret.) Mr. Frank W. Hauff CDR WUham E. HUliank, USNR (Ret.) Col Lee M. Hobies, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Rutlis G. Hubbard • Col Gerald H. Hviidmm,USMC (Ret.) Mr. Joseph E. Karbus CDR Robert C. KeUy USN (Ret.) CAPT FrederickW. Kraft, USN (Ret.) LtColJohn S. Kyle, USMC (Ret.) CDR Robert W Lancastet USN (Ret.) CAPT John M. Langford, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard J. Laulot USNR (Ret.) Col George W Lestetjt, USAF (Ret) Lt Col Nicholas A. Liontas, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Lewis H. Mason * CDR Charles C. McDonald, USNR (Ret.) Col James R. McFeerers, USAF (Ret.) RADM Raul J. MuUoy USN (Ret.) CAPT Jackson B. Richard, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Edward B. Richtet USAF (Ret.) CAPT WendeU B. Rivers, USN (Ret.) CDR Grady H. Roby USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert E. Sayre, Jt LCDR Robert W Shipley USN (Ret.) Mr. CharlesW Smith CDR OrdeU Smith, USN (Ret.) CAPT David J. Sperhng, USN (Ret.) Lt Col WendeU B. Stockdale, USAFR (Ret.) CDR Edward StoUe,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Paul J.Tetreault, USN (Ret.) Mr.John S.Tonetti Mrs. Victor J. Vme Mr.John C.Young

Donor CART Frederick S.Adair,USN (Ret.) Maj John R.AlexmdetJr, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Shiriey K. Alget USNR (Ret.) Lt Col John H. AUen, USAF (Ret.) CAPTJohnJ.Badgett,USN (Ret.) LCDR Leshe L. Bmghart, USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald R. BeU RADM Hugh A. Benton, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jack D. Blackwood, USN (Ret.) Lt Col CharlesW. Bryan, St, USAF (Ret.) Col Robert M. Burch, USAF (Ret) CAPT Rodion Cmtacuzene, USN (Ret.) CDR WUhmi T Cari, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard H. Carson CDR George R Case,Jr., USN (Ret.) CDR WUham E. CaudUl, USN (Ret.) RADM Lawrence C. Chambers, USN (Ret.) CDR James A. Chesky, USN (Ret.) Lt Col James R. Crews, USAFR (Ret.) Dt James B. CroweU, Jr. CAPT Charies G. DarreU, USN (Ret.)

CDR David D. Davison, USN (Ret.) Mt WUhmi R. Delahmityjt Dt Maynard W Dow Maj Robert E. Ehiivvood, USMC (Ret.) Col Jem B. Falgoust, USAF (Ret.) LT Forrest E. Firth, USNR (Ret.) CAPTWUham G. Fishetjt, USN (Ret.) CDR Jem M. Fitts, USN (Ret.) Mr.Janies G. FiUler Rev John P FuUer Col Ravniond E Girard,Jr., USAF (Ret.) Mr. Henrv' E. Gruppe Col John A. Haaren, USAF (Ret.) Mt ]mies S. Hagan RADM Ralph R. Hedges, USN (Ret.) LtCol James F Helsel, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Robert F Holzwarth Mr.Jmies O. HoneyweU.Jt Lt Col Harvison Hunt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Clarence L.Johnson LT Robert E Kampe, USNR RADM Albert L. KeUn, USN (Ret.) CDR Damelj.KershavyUSN (Ret.) 1st Lt Richard E. Kersreen, USAFR (Ret.) CDR Frank L. Kovarick, USN (Ret.) Mr. Andrew Y. Le Moal CAPT Harold M.J. Lewis,Jt, USN (Ret) Col Prentice A. Lmdsay USMC (Ret.) Mr. WUham F G. Lykes Mr. Jerome M.Malament CAPT Thomas R. Madus, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Mack Mauldm,Jt,USAF (Ret.) CDR Edwm L. McCutcheon, USN (Ret) CAPT RichardW McGaughy USN (Ret.) Mr. J. James McGowan, Jt CAPT Louis K.McMUlm,Jt,USNR (Ret.) Mr. Chester E. McRorie CDR Theodore E. Mead, USN (Ret.) Mr. Bnice A. MUler CAPT John R. C. MitcheU, USN (Ret.) CART Lelmd G. MitcheU, USN (Ret.) LCDR Charies E. Moore, USN (Ret.) Mr. James A. Morrison, Jr. Lt Col Chrence N. Munson, USAF (Ret.) Mr.Jolm R. Nelson • Mr.PaulE.NoeU Capt MUton J. Olson, USMC (Ret.) LTBDOtt, USNR (Ret.) CAPTWUhamJ. Pahnetjt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Douglas W Payne, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard R. Pettigrew Mtjack R. Pohhnan Mrs. Morris PoUak Col Kenneth R. Price, USMCR (Ret.) Col NeU E. Prmce, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Roi F PniehetJr,USAF (Ret.) CAPT WUham E. Roberts, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUham E. Roberts,Jr VADM James A. Sagerhohn, USN (Ret.) LCDR John Sapp,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert H. Schulze,USN (Ret.) CDR Robert E. Sheldon, USN (Ret.) LCDR J. WUham Sherat USNR (Ret.) Mr. George L. ShiUingetJt CAPT Donald W Simons, USN (Ret.) Capt J.V Smith, USMC (Ret.) CDR James M. Stone, USN (Ret.) Lt Col WUham A. Smdabaket USAF (Ret.) Mr. Robert A. Svvanke • Lt Col Stanley R. Swanson, USAF (Ret.) Mr.Thomas M.Thavvley CART Svend E.Thomas, USNR (Ret.) RADM Gerald J. Thompson, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Roberts. BickneU CAPT Frmcis X Brady USNR (Ret.) RADM Peter C. Conrad, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael R. Corboy Mac and Nancy Cramer Mr. Dem O. DeLmiar Mr. Robert G. Dettmer * Mr. Osmund W. Dixon, Jr. Col David B. Grovet USAF (Ret.) CAPT A.E. Hubal,Jr, USN (Ret.) Lt Col David B.Jones, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Archie F MacAUaster Lt Gen George D. MUlet USAF (Ret.) VADM WUham E. Rmisey USN (Ret.) CAPT Harry E. Robson, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Chauncey E. Schimdt Col John R R. Smnott, AUS (Ret.) Mr. Chfford C.Thomas, Jt LCDR FJoseph Thomas, USN (Ret.) ADM Carhsle A. H.Trost, USN (Ret.) CART Peyton R.Wise II, USN (Ret.)

LtColJamesJ. ConnoUy USMC (Ret.) RADM Fredenck G. Fellovves,Jt, USN (Ret.) Brig Gen Robert A. Fostet USAF (Ret.) CART Roy O. Girod, USN (Ret.) Col Robert E. Haydon, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Donald B. Heme, USAF (Ret.) CART Albert H. Hinmm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Harley E. Hoffinan • Mrs.JolmJ. Hok CAPT Henry D. HukUl.Jt,USN (Ret.) LtCol Stanley C.Jabina, USMC (Ret.) CDR Robert H. Knight, USNR (Ret.) CDR Robert W. Kuffel, USN (Ret.) Mt Frmcis E. Lmmiers,Jt Mr. PhUip H. MaxweU Mrs. Jack C. Moulton CDR Jack A. Myers, USNR (Ret.) Lt Col Edward B. Oppennann, USAF (Ret.) CDR Raymond E. Paulsen, USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnT.Qmrk CAPT Frmcis L. Roach, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn R. Roepke, USN (Ret.) Mr. Harold H. Rumph CAPTWUhamA.Rym,USN (Ret.) Mrs. Frank J. Scolpino,Jr. LtColJohn H. Smith, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Edwin F Spar, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham E.Trueblood,USN (Ret.) CDR Donald E. Upshavy USN (Ret.) Lt Col James T Westermeier, USAF (Ret.) Mr.JackWUner CAPTVaughn E.WUson,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Edgar K.Wood,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART RichardTWn^t,USN (Ret.) CDR Raymond C. Zahn, USNR (Ret.) CART Christos Zups, USN (Ret.)

Herndon Society

Tecumseh Club

CAPT Larry G.Valade, USN (Ret.) CDR Samuel B.WaU:er, USN (Ret.) VADM Joseph B.WUkiiison,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Jmies E. WUhmis, USN (Ret.) LT Robert D. WUson, USNR (Ret.)

1953 Total Class Giving - $211,219 Average Gift - $1,030 Participation 32.91%

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

(§190§-$2,499}

($250-$499}

CAPT Richard K.Albright, USN (Ret.) VADM Albert J. Baciocco, Jt, USN (Ret.) Maj Joseph B. Bornstem, USAF (Ret.) CDRJohn I.Bradbury,USN (Ret.) Mr. George O. Charrier LTC Edmund K. Daleyjt, USA (Ret.) Col Andiony J. Dowd, USMCR (Ret.) CAPT Charies D. FeUows, USN (Ret.) CAPT Arthur H. GUmore, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael T Greeley USN (Ret.) CAPT John E. Hoch.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert B. Hoffinm, USN (Ret.) VADM M. S. Holcomb, USN (Ret.) • CDR Folsom Jenkins,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Horace M. Leavitt,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM John B. Mooney Jt, USN (Ret.) Mrs.James L. O'Keefe,Jt Mr.WUhamJ.Papell Col WUhmi J. Richardson, USAF (Ret.) CDR Donald J. Rothenberget USN (Ret.) Lt Col WUham K.Tracy USAF (Ret.) Bng Gen Donald A.Vogt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Charles S. WaUcer Lt Col Gerald E.Wemstem.USAF (Ret.) CDR Jack L. WUson, USN (Ret.)

Lt Col David E. AUen, USAF (Ret.) CDR WUham D. AUen, St, USN (Ret.) • Mr. Robert C.Anderson Mrs. Harry G. Barnes, Jr. CAPT WiUiam C. Bendey USN (Ret.) CDR James R. Botten, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Bernard C. Bomla CAPT John H. Boyd, Jr, USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas E. Burt, USN (Ret.) Mr.Jack C. Cadett ColWmcheU M. Craig,Jr., USMC (Ret.) Mr. NorvalW. Dixon, Jt CDR WUham J.Dowe,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Harvey A. Falk,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM Donald L. Felt, USN (Ret.) CDR George K. Frasetjt, USN (Ret.) Rev. John A. Furgerson CAPT Alvin S. Glaziet USN (Ret.) CAPT Norman E. Griggs, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert E. Hatchet Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Albert M. Hayes.Jt, USN (Ret.) Lt Col DavidW. HoweU, USAF (Ret.) Col Walter R Hutchms, USMC (Ret.) Mr.JamesJ.Jehnek LCDR James R. Jenkins, Jt, USN (Ret) Maj Laurence FJohnson, USAF (Ret.) CDRJohn E. King,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. George W Knighton, Jr. CART WiUiam A. Lawlet USN (Ret.) CDR Barrie B. Locke, USN (Ret.) Col Bertram A. Maas, USMC (Ret.) CART WUbur J. Mahony USN (Ret.) Lt Col Donald L. Mmg, USAF (Ret.) Mt Max R. Matteson II

John Paul Jones Club CAPT Forrest R Anderson, USN (Ret.) CAPT George H.Barthelenghi.USNR (Ret.) CDR Norman K.Berge,USN (Ret.) Mr. Bion B. Bieret Jt • Mr. PaulW. Bradfield,Jt

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yMNi D O N O R S CDR R. Brace McConib,USN (Ret.) CAPT Brim R McCrme, USN (Ret.) Mr.John G. McCuUen.Jt CAPT Bernard R. McUughhn, USN (Ret.) LCDR Charies O. Middleton III, USN CAPT CurtisW MUler,Jr, USN (Ret.) LtColArnoldJ.Oir,USMC (Ret.) CAPT Robert H. Osborn, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Francis J. Osttomc, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Henry B. Patterson,Jt CDRAltonA.Pedersen,USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert J. Raffaele, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles A. Reed, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Richard E. Robbms, St, USAF (Ret.) CDR Paul R. Salgado, USN (Ret.) Col Stephen E. Schoderbek, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Ronald L. Sharrah, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Lorraine E. Shuck Col Bertrmd D. Smidi, USAF (Ret.) Col Donald D. Smidi, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Kenneth B. Stafford, USN (Ret.) Mr. Hal J. Styles, Jr Mt MUton H.Tohian * CAPT Peter R.WaUcer, USN (Ret.) Mr. Harold L.Walters,Jt • CAPT Robert J. Webet USN (Ret.) CAPT Otto WWUl III, USN (Ret.)

Donor CDR WUham RA]bers,USN (Ret.) Mr. Frederick A. Alden III Mr. Robert O.AUer LtCol Edward R. Alves, USMC (Ret.) CDR Don J. Ammermm, USNR (Ret.) CDR Frederick C. Andrews, USNR Capt James D. Baldmget USMCR (Ret.) CDR Melvin S. Bassett, USN (Ret.) Col Ray E. Bright, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Richard L. Brammage, USN (Ret.) Mtjohn T. Burkhardt Lt Col John B. Carmichael, Jr, USAF (Ret.) LT Harlmd A. Chadbourne.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT DarreU D. Dempster, USN (Ret.) Mt Edward R. Dixon CART Robert G. DonneUy USN (Ret.) CART Henry C. Emmerhng,Jt, USNR ColWUhamA.Fredlund.USAF (Ret.) Mrs. Ralph F Freese Mrs. Stanley Gavcus,Jr Lt Col Robert E. Gorman, USAF (Ret.) Mrs. Robert B. Haig Col George R. HaU, USAF (Ret.) Mr.WUhamC.HaU CDR Jerome B. Hayes, USN (Ret.) CDR Cari B. Headland, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert E. Hempel III, USNR (Ret.) RADM Clarence A. E.Johnson,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mt Horace B. Jones, Jt Col Robert W G.Jones, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col Donald W Khck, USAF (Ret.) CDR Dietrich H. Kuhhnann, USN (Ret) Lt Col Larry H. Laud, USAF (Ret.) CDR Walrer W Lake, USN (Ret.) Mt Robert F Laufinan CAPT Sanford Levey USN (Ret) Maj Charies E. Lewis, USAF (Ret.) Capt Fredenc A. Mann, USAFR Mt Samuel R Massie Lt Col RaulT Mclntyre, USAF (Ret.) CART Donald H. McVay USN (Ret.) Col Lawrence B. Mohar, USAF (Ret.)

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Mr. Larry L. Morgan LtColJohn R. Muhhg,Jt, USMC (Ret.) Mrs. Glenda MunUbrd LT Robert E. Northrop, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Gordon D. Pickett, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alvm W. Plan, USNR (Ret.) CAPTWUhamJ. Quirk,USN (Ret.) CDR Raymond E. Reffitt, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Donald P Rhude Lt Col WUhmi H. Ritchie,Jt, USAF (Ret.) CART Merhn C. Ritz, USN (Ret.) Mrs.WUham A. Robinson Lt Col Donald S. Sanmus,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Robert A. SchaUer LT George O Selz, USNR (Ret.) Col Theodore H. Shadburn, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Dwayne A. Sheets Mt Donald B. Snuth Lt Col RobertV Smoak, St, USAF (Ret.) Mr. BUI G. Starnes Mr. Gayle G. Stticker * LtCol Thomas L. SuUivm, USMC (Ret.) Col Bradley SuttetUSAF (Ret.) CAPT Lewis B. Sykes, USN (Ret.) Col WUham WVon Hansen, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Harold E.Wakitsch, USAF (Ret.) Mt Gene RWard CAPT John FWeUings, USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward L.WUlevet USN (Ret.) CDR James D.Wright, USN (Ret.)

Total Class Giving - $276,568 Average Gift - $1,060 Participation - 49.17%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CDRThomasVBanfield II,USNR (Ret.) CAPT James F BeU, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas E. Bendey Maj Gen Richard T Boverie, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Frank A. Brame III, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Peter B. Easton, USN (Ret.) CAPT Theodore M. Edson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Frederick J. Frmco * Mrs. Eruique A. Garcia Gen Robert T Herres, USAF (Ret.) CAPTWUham C. Hohnm, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Smdi L. Kiught-WaUace II Mt Edwin G. Krikorim VADM Edward H. Martin, USN (Ret.) Mr Robert T.Martm CDR Carl L. Mastet Jt, USN (Ret.) Col Michael A. Nasst USAF (Ret.) Mt James A. Prestridge.Jt Lt Gen John S. Pustay USAF (Ret.) ADM NUs R.Thuimim,USN (Ret.) RADM Edward K.WaUcer,Jt, USN (Ret.) Col FitzWM.Woodro\yJr,USMC (Ret.) CART GeorgeVZeberlem,Jt,USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} CAPT Dwight M. Agnevyjt, USN (Ret.) LtCol Richard J. Alget USMC (Ret.) LtCol L.WiUimi AltetJt, USMCR Lt Col Joseph TArtman, USAF (Ret.) CDR Henry G. BUlerbeck, USN (Ret.) Col George WBotbyl, USAF (Ret.)

Mr. Richard K. Byers CDR Shelby VT Clark, SC, USN (Ret.) Col Timothy J. Downs,Jt,USAFR (Ret.) LCDR AlanJ.Dworsky, USN (Ret.) • CAPT Eugene L. Gerorame II, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham E. Greer III, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Eugene L. Guttenberg, USAFR (Ret.) Maj Gen WUham W. Hoover, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Jonathan S. Hurt, USN (Ret.) RADM Jolm RJones,Jr,USN (Ret.) Mrs. Stephen W.Jordan CAPT Frederick}. KoUmorgen, USN (Ret.) Col George N. Leventen, USAF (Ret.) CART Parker W McCleUan, USN (Ret.) CAPT George R. McKee,Jt, USN (Ret.) Col Charles G. McLem, USAF (Ret.) Mr. WUham J. Montgomery CDR Thomas W. Moore, USN (Ret.) Maj Gen Joe RMorgm,USAF (Ret) Mr. Bryce A. Mutch, Jt Mt WUham E. Oberholtzer III Mrs. Wilham J. Oldmixon CAPT Edward R. Oscarson, USN (Ret.) Mr. David L. Pease • CAPT George E. Prochaska, USNR (Ret.) * Mr. John A. Reid CAPT George R.RobeyJt,USN (Ret.) CDR Robert D. Schoeckert, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn M. Seacord,USNR CAPT Edwm A. Shunim III, USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas U Sisson,Jt, USN (Ret.) Col Charles N. D Snuth, USAF (Ret.) Mr.Timothy C.Taylor * ADM Richard L.Thompson, USN (Ret.) IVhr.John L.Vaughm,Jt CDR Eugene N.WUfert,USNR (Ret.) CAPT John L. Woodward, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Richard RYmtis, USAF (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CART Ramon C.Alvarado,USN (Ret.) Mr. Max Anacker Mr.Walter S.Anderson CDR Charies W. Bardiolomevy USNR (Ret.) * CART Frank R. Berkhmiet USN (Ret.) Mr. Horace W Brandon CAPT Robert R. Brinet USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnJ.Cale,Jt CDR Howard R. Cantet USN (Ret.) Lt Gen Aloysius G. Casey USAF (Ret.) CAPT Ralph E. Chidley USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard H.Childress* CDR Robert L. Cutts, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Bernard F Czaja, USN (Ret.) Col Madison M. Daily USAF (Ret.) Col Richard L. Denms, USMC (Ret.) CDR Maunce H. Desseyn,USN (Ret.) CAPT John E.Dougherty, USNR (Ret.) Col Stephen S. EiseiUiauer, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Ralph C. Eldet USN (Ret.) CART Don,-UW EUiott, USN (Ret.) Col Wayne T Frye, USAF (Ret.) RADM Richard T. GaskiU, USN (Ret.) CART Roscoe D. George,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr.WiUiam C. Grayjr.

CAPT WUlimi C. GreeiUavy USNR (Ret.) * CDR Robert S. Haines, USNR (Ret.) CAPT James C. Hay USN (Ret.) RADM Edward J. Hogaii,Jt, USN (Ret.)

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2 0 0 4 Donor Report

MtWUhamEHoItz* Mt David C.Jenkins Maj George D. Knutkowski,USAF (Ret.) CAPT Jerold L. Krumwiede, USN (R.et.)

CDR James E Lamore, USN Mt Elwood W Lmd,Jt Mrs. Mauro J. Maltaghati RADM Meber S. Masterson,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt Robert T. McCaffiey Col FrancisJ. McCarthy Jt, USAF (Ret.) CART Gerald D. McCarthy USN (Ret.) CDR M. Ray Messmger, USNR (Ret.) Mt RusseU C. Meteer * CAPT Donald J. Meyer, USN (Ret.) CAPTEdvraidH.Mortinierffl,USN (Ret) * RADM WUham C. Neel, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard G. Padberg Col Winston D Patterson, USAF (Ret.) Col Don R. Ray USAF (Ret.) Mt AndrewJ. Reynolds Mr.John W Rigtermk * Mr. Richard D. Runym RADMThomas U.Seigendialer,USN (Ret.) Lt Col Charles I. Shelton, USAF (Ret.) Col Alois A. Slepicka, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Curtis A. Sorenson, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Richard B. Spencer Dt Eugene O. S. Stevenson CAPT Charles G.WheeletUSN (Ret.) Maj Earl EWhipple,Jt, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Robert R.WUmer, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club (§250-§499} CAPT Peter C. AlecxUi, USNR (Ret.) Lt Col Jack R.Anderson, USAF (Ret.) Dtjohn M.Ashunt,Jt CAPT Michael G. Basfoid, USN (Ret.) CAPT Waltei R. Beck, USN (Ret.) ColJoBiendel,USAF(Ret.) CDR Richaid F Bums, USN (Ret.) CAPT MelviUe R.Byington,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT MaikW.Byid,USN (Ret.) Mtjohn J. Caison Mtjohn B. Clark LCDRWUhmi R Colvm,USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert G. Conau^ton, USN (Ret.) Mt James P. CouUlard CAPT Herbert C. Crme, USN (Ret.) CDRWUhmi H. Croom,USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard A. Curriet USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard J. Dmiico, USN (Ret.) RADM WUhmi D. Darnels, USN (Ret.) CDR Ralph G. Davis, USN (Ret.) CDR Jaimeson K. Deuel, USN (Ret.) Mt Frank J. Dorsey Col Ernest E. Evans,Jt, USMC (Ret.) Rev John P. Fahey Mrs. David E. Ferguson Mt Kemieth A. Ferrer CDR George M. Gms,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Gerald I. Gard,Jr. Mr.John M. Gerding Col WUham R. GUmore, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Harold A. Glovietjt, USN (Ret.) • CAPT PhUip G. Graessle, USN (Ret.) MtAUanR. Gunion CARTWUhmiW Hai^ve,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR Richard R. Hardey IV, USNR CAPT George M. Henson, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Ralph J. High, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Richard G. HoUenbach, USN (Ret.)

LCDRWUhmi D HoUoman, USN (Ret.) t Mr. Maiuice W. Hufier LCDRWUhmi L. Huffiitm, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Fred A. HiUl, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ardiiu DJesset USN (Ret.) Col Ivm J.Jones, USAF (Ret.) CAPT John G.Juergens, USN (Ret.) LCDR Chris Kiahii,USN (Ret.) Lt Col Ronald E. Lief, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col C.Tann Lightsey USAF (Ret.) Col Gerald F Mackey USAF (Ret.) Lt Col John C. MaisiiaU, USAF (Ret.) Col Frederick A. Madiews, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Ronald F McDevitt Col WUhmi G. McKay USAF (Ret.) Mr.John A. MUler CDRJohn E. Newton,USN (Ret.) CAPT Frank R. Nolm, USN (Ret.) CDR Leo A. Orsmo, USN (Ret.) LtCol James L. Owens, USMC (Ret.) CDR David J. ReraiUt, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Dale L. Picardat USAF (Ret.) CDR AUiert D. Rapet USN (Ret.) CDR Richand R. Read, USN (Ret.) CDR Walter T Richards, USN (Ret.) Rev.John H. Rodgers,Jt RADM Robert B. Rogen, USN (Ret.) Maj Dotal R. Smdhn, USAF (Ret.) Mr. WUham N. Shadden,Jt CAPT OhverV Shearetjt, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert K. Sheehm, USN (Ret.) CDR Lloyd H. Smdet USN (Ret.) MR. Richard B. Spencer CAPT Michaelj. Stoffel, USN (Ret.) Lt Col James T Stradet USAF (Ret.) CDR PeterJ.VogelbeigetJt, USNR (Ret.) CDRJohn E.Wagnet USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert .M.Watson, USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas RWatson,USN (Ret.) Lt Col James C.WhadeyJt, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Hal D.Wood, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Leon G.Wood.Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR Joseph J. Zable, USN (Ret.)

Lt Col John F HarveU, USAF (Ret.) CARTJmiesV Healy USNR (Ret.) CAPT Oscar A. Herzet USN RADM Ch.-irles B. Huntet USN (Ret.) Mn.Joseph T Jennmgs Col). Stmton Keck, USAFR (Ret.) CAPT Edward S. KeUo^ III, USN (Ret.) LCDR John F Lychiig, USN (Ret.) CAPT PliUip Lyons, USN (Ret.) Col Lachkn MacLcay USAF (Ret.) Mr. Raymond R. Maestri CDRJolmT MarshaU,Jt, USN Mr. Patrick J. S. McNenny Lt Col WUham L. MUlet USAF (Ret.) CDR Robert W. Montross, USN (Ret.) Mrs. RichardW. Nelson Col Wesley A. Newsome,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. James Pepperdme Col Charles E. PoweU, USAF (Ret.) Maj Frederick E. Pyeatt III, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col Raphael L. Reddmgton, USAF (Ret.) CAPT John E. Reismger, USN (Ret.) Majjuhm Salas,USAF (Ret.) Capt WUham ScuUion,Jt,USMC Maj Jay G. SeUers, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Charles U. ShUhng, USNR (Ret.) CDR Jay R. Smidi,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Carl J. Soreco Lt Col Jesse D. Sreadmm, USAF (Ret.) Mrs. Marjorie L. StefmeUi CART Bernard E Storck, USN (Ret.) CDR Harry J. Sweet III, USN (Ret.) Mr. George E. Swenson Col Harvey Taffet, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Charles H.Taylor CART Thomas A.Thode, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Albui A.Tisdale, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles H. Uhich, USN (Ret.) Mr. Howard B.Wadans,Jr CAPT James R. Wright, USN (Ret.) RADM Harold L.Young, USN

Donor

Total Class Giving - $898,271 Average Gift - $3,906 Participation - 42.01%

June 2004, Memorial Hall was re-dedicated to serve as a

President's Circle

and valor of those who went before them.

CWO Charles E. BaUeyJt, USNR (Ret.) CDR Gaylord B. BaUard, USNR (Ret.) CDR Lawrence D BaUou, USN (Ret.) CAPT John R Bayne, USN (Ret.) CDR Archibald B. Beckniann,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham B. N. Berry CART George T Bole, USNR (Ret.) Mr.John S. Brennan Mr. GUbert A. Buccola Mr. James R. Buchmm Mr. Raymond G. Burke t Mr.John D. CampbeU Mrs. Guy Cme Mr. Frank J. Caroccio CART Theodore C. Casimes,USN (Ret.) Mr. Henry W Cianflone CART Walter J. Coakley USN (Ret.) Mr. Samuel R. Cormor CAPT Thomas L. Curry, USN (Ret.) CAPT PhUip C. Donovm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Cari C. Drenkard, USN (Ret.) Mr.DemWErvin CART Chfton G. Fostet Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert J. Gmter CDR BasU F Giayjt, USN (Ret.) Mt Robert A. HaU Mr. Jeny L. HamUton

C APT Thomas F StaUmm, USN (Ret) Mt George W.Stott,Jt Dt Donald L. Sttirtz Col Fredenc L. ToUeson, USMC (Ret.) CDR Homer N.WaUin,Jr, USNR (Ret.) Mt Edward A. WardweU RADM John C.WeavetUSN (Ret.) CDR Derek WWUson, USN (Ret.) CDR Otto A. Zipf USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club (ยง1,000-ยง2,499) LtCol John A. Adams, USMC (Ret.) Col WUhmi R. BaU, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Leonard A. Bracken,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Rattick S. Byrne LCDR Angelo G. Cicolam, USN (Ret.) RADM Donald L. Connet USN (Ret.) Mr. David B. Crouch โ ข RADM Jack A. Garrow, USN (Ret.) DtWalterW. Graham III LCDR Chfford R. Graue, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lucius P. Gregg,Jt CAPT Normm W. Harpet USNR (Ret.) CAPT Kenneth L. HighfiU, USN (Ret) Mr. Robert M. Hmton Mr.John I. KeUy Mt Saxton Kendrick,Jt Lt Col Richard M. Kittlet USAF (Ret.) CAPT Albert J. Kozischek, USNR (Ret.) * t Mr. Walter W Lamb LCDR Mitchell D.Matdiews,Jr,USN (Ret.) CART AlbanT Mclsaac, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert T Meloy USN (Ret.)

CDR Robert U Myers, USN (Ret.) CDR Roger E. Nelson,Jr., USN (Ret.) Mrs. Edward C. Newbegui Maj Gen PeterW. Odgers, USAF (Ret.) CDR Robert B. Puie.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT John WRenard, USN (Ret.) RADM MyroiiV Ricketts, USN (Ret.) RADM Dickinson M. Snuth, USN (Ret.) CART Patterson C.TaylotUSN (Ret.) CART James F Todd, USN (Ret.) Mr.Juan A.TorroeUa * RADM EdvvardA.WUkinson,Jt,USN (Ret.) RADM Jolm R. WUson, Jt, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CART Donald M. Alderson.Jr, USN (Ret.) Rev. Alexander B.Aronis ColWUhmiJ.BarlovyUSAF (Ret.) LtCol Richard J. Cisewski, USMC (Ret.) Mr.Thomas A. E. Davis Mr. Kent R. Drunmiond Mr.JohnJ. Foran Mr.John E. Gauldm III CAPT Guy A. B. Grafius, USN (Ret.) Gen Monroe W Hatch, Jt, USAF (Ret.) CDR Raymond R Henderson, USNR (Ret) CART Raymond W Hme, USN (Ret.) Mr. Paul OJessen CAPT Demosthenes N. Kolaras, USN (Ret.) CARTTheion L. Kropp, USNR (Ret.) CDR Edward W LuU, USN (Ret.) CAPTWilliam H.JMandioipe,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles E. Masahn, USN (Ret.)

Memorial Hail Summer 2004 marked the 100th anniversary of the opening of Bancroft Hall at the Naval Academy. As a fitting tribute, in

reminder to current midshipmen ofthe service, sacrifice

($2,500 and above) Mr. Thomas L. Aldrich * Maj Gen WUliam A. Anders, USAFR (Ret.) CAPT Glenn N. ArthutJt.USN (Ret.) Mrs.James F BeU Col Frank E. Bendnck, USAF (Ret.) Col Joseph E. Clarkson, USAF (Ret.) VADM GeorgeWDavis,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Melvin Fisher RADM Robert R. Fountam,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Edwin H. Grant,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT George W Greene,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT John B. Haynes, USNR (Ret.) CDR Johns R Jaudon,USN (Ret.) RADM Malcolm MacKinnon III, USN (Ret.) VADM Henry C. Mustm.USN (Ret.) VADM J.T Parketjt, USN (Ret.) CART Richard A. Peterson, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi O Rentz, USN (Ret.) LCDR Kirk W Rowe, USN (Ret.) BGen Paul D Slack, USMC (Ret.) ADM WUham D. Siiuth, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gary L. Snyder

Over the last decade, Bancroft Hall has undergone total renovation. While much of that work has been completed for some time, there was still one major piece missing: the renovation of Memorial Hall and restoration of numerous memorial artifacts. In addition, panels recognizing Naval Academy Alumni who have been lost on operational duty have been built and are displayed in Memorial Hall.

Private funding, largely from the Classes of 1939,1954,1986 and 1995, enabled the restoration of Memorial Hall's artifacts and creation ofthe new panels.

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yMNi D O N O R S DtWUhmi E. McCarron.Jt VADM WUham F McCauley USN (Ret.) MajGen John R Monahm, USMC (Ret.) B.ADM Byron B. NeweU, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Pattick J. O'Connot USAF (Ret.) Mr.John R. Perkins LtCol Edward R. Perron, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Robert R Phenix, USN (Ret.) CDR John W Roberts, USN (Ret.) Maj Donald F Rohr, USAF (Ret.) • Col Earnest H. Seborg, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Rolf A. Shepard, USN (Ret.) CAPT Stanley S. Skompski.Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L. Smidi, USN (Ret.) Mr.John F Snyder Mr. Thomas L. State, RE. Mr. Theodore R. Stticklmd CAPT Raymond A.Ways, USN (Ret.) RADM Hugh L.WebsretUSN (Ret.) CDRJohn M.Yuscavage, USNR (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$4991 CDR Hyneman M. Andress, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham A. Bau-, USN (Ret) CDR Glenn D. Bates, USN (Ret.) Mr. F Daniels Butterfield Dt Walsh J. Conmy Mr. Joseph T. Daniel CAPT Albert L. Dawson, USN (Ret.) RADM Thomas R. M. Emery, USN (Ret.) Col James D. Everett, USAF (Ret.) Col Robert L. Fischet USMC (Ret.) Mr.WUfred S. Fisher CAPT Edward R. Floyd, USNR (Ret) Mr. Claude T. Fuqua III Mr. Gerald WGUstad CAPT John D. Hague, USN (Ret.) Mr. Carl H. Haines CAPT Andiony A. Hastoghs, USN (Ret.) RADMWUliamJHoUmd,Jt,USN ^et.)

Mr. HartJey O. Holte Mr. Tom G. Hussmann CDR Theodore K. Hyman, USNR (Ret.) LtCol Thomas J. Lapham, USMC (Ret.) CAPTWUham F LavaUee, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Donald J. Loosley USAF (Ret.) Estate of CDR Stephen D. Lowe, USN (Ret) CAPT George W Martin, USNR (Ret.) LtCol Carlos K. McAfee, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col Albert K. MUky USAF (Ret.) Col Gerald L. Nay Jt, USAF (Ret.) VADM John W Nyquist, USN (Ret.) LCDR Keith J. Rice, USNR Col EmU G. Riedel.Jt, USAF (Ret.) Mt James C. Rothrock Mr. Wesley L. Saunders, Jt CDR Wesley W.Saunders, USN (Ret.) Col Charies H. Senn, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Charies R. Smith, USN (Ret.) Mt E. Harhn Smith CDRJohnW. Snuth, USN (Ret.) LCDR WUlard G. Steadmm III, USN (Ret.) LCDR Denms J. SuUivan, Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR WiUiam E.Turcotte, USN (Ret.) Mt Robert B.VoUum II Mrs. Eugene R.WaUcer CAPT Frank B.Warren, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Danel E.Westbrook,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT James L.WUhs,Jt,USN (Ret.)

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Donor Mr. Jackie D. Adams LCDR Ehf A. Andersen, USN (Ret.) CAPT Erns M.Anderson,USN (Ret) Mr. Joseph E.Armsttong Mr.WUhmi E.Arnold,Jt Mr. Charles WBaUevy St Mr.Jmies M. Banett Mr.John A. Begjeyjt Col Robert H. Buiish, USAF (Ret.) Prof Robert E. Boughner Mt Barry V Bowen CDR Arthur F Braun, USNR (Ret.) Mt James H. BrowrUow CAPT Thomas R Cann, USN (Ret.) Col Andiony J. Chiota, USAF (Ret.) Maj James J. Chmehk, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Robert L. Conlm Mr. George W. Conner Lt Col Gerald T Dmtzlet USAF (Ret.) Mr.John L. De ZeU,Jt CAPT AnthonyJ.Dopazo, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward M. Dower Mr. Thomas J. Drake Mr. Darnel Ebert CAPT BUly M. Ervm, USN (Ret.) CART Myles E. Fkdaget USN (Ret) Mr. WUham R. Forbes LtCol Bobby H. Freemm, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Herbert R. Gamache Mr. Gerald A. Gerdon CART Charies F Gerhan,Jt,USN (Ret) Mr. Quentin L. Glass Col John C. Gonzalez, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Charles M. Gray LtCol BUly M. Grunes, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Sherred L. GuUle, USN (Ret.) CDR Goidon R. Guunond, USN (Ret.) Maj Gordon B. Hamley USAF (Ret.) Lt Col WUham L. Harrison, USAF (Ret.) CAPT NeU L. Harvey USN (Ret.) Mt Roy C. Heath CAPT Richard C. Henselet USN (Ret.) CDR RobertW Hepworth, USN (Ret.) Mr. Henry M. Irelmd,Jt Mr. Thomas E. Irvine LCDRJoeTJackson,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward FJardme,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert G.Judd CDR Donald S. Kaiser, USN (Ret.) Col Richard J. Kiefet USAF (Ret.) Mtjohn FKmdel CDR Joseph J. Kronzetjt, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald A. Lovebce II, USN (Ret.) Col Ray J. Lunnen,Jr., USAF (Ret.) Mr. AUen B. Macdiarnud CDR Ray A. Mara, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald L. Martm, USN (Ret.) Mt Robert H. McDaniel,Jt CDR George J. McMurtry, USNR (Ret.) Col James K. McPherson, USAF (Ret.) Col Junnue R. MitcheU, USAF (Ret.) Mt WUhmi H. Moore IV LCDR John R. Morgm, USN (Ret.) CART Burton L. Munget USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard T. Nelson CART Phihp Ohvetjt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ross S. Olson, USN (Ret.) Col James M. Ferryman, Jt, USMC (Ret.) Col WUbur D. Peterson, USAF (Ret.) Mt Robert J. Ponti * Mr. Robert O. Price LCDR Phihp M. Reitzel, USN (Ret.)

Mr. James J. Roche Lt Col John C. Ruth, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Richard A. Ruth IV, USN (Ret.) CAPT MarshaU T Slayton,USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham Stevens, USN (Ret.) CAPTWiUiam G.ASympson,Jt,USN (Ret) CDRThomas N.Tare, USN (Ret.) Mr. Clarence J.Thurston Mr.John G.Toner LCDR Lee R.TurnetJt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Sunon J. Ulcickas,Jt Lt Col WUhmi W.Welch, USAF (Ret.) CAPT John RWUhamson,Jt,USN (Ret.)

1956 Total Class Giving - $228,463 Average Gift • $1,020 Participation • 42.83% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Steven N.Arnold CAPTWUliam C. Auer,Jt,USMCR (Ret) * CDRJohn R.BeUuigetUSN (Ret.) LCDR MUton E. BurdsaU, USNR CART James R. Cannon, USN (Ret.) RADM LeRoy CoUuis,Jt, USNR (Ret.) LtCol CarroU R. Frankhn, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Gerald A. FuUc, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Benjamm W George, USAF (Ret.) Mr. JamesW. GUhnan Mr. E Worth Hobbs CART Vernon C. HonsingetUSN (Ret.) Maj Gen Ralph H.Jacobson, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Melvm A. Klem, USNR (Ret.) CART Richaid J. Levendoski, USNR (Ret.) CDR WaUace L. Mossop,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Carl H. Murrayjt Col George MushaUto, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Ned C. Roberts, USN (Ret.) CAPT Vmcent W Ropet USN (Ret.) Lt Col John C. Schoep, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Ted B. Shultz, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Richard Swmenburg, USAF (Ret.) CAPT James M.Vm Metre, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard S.Walsh, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edgar W.Weeb,Jt CAPT John S. WUson, USNR (Ret.) CDR OrviUeWright,Jt,USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CART Shermm G. Alexmdet USN (Ret.) Lt Gen Spence M. Armsttong, USAF (Ret.) Col Harry F Barnes, USMCR (Ret.) CAPT VicenteJ.BrUlantes,USN (Ret.) LCDR James M. Clark, USN (Ret.) Mr.DelbertJ.Cory Col David L. Debus, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Jolm W Fhght, Jr, USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas L. Freemm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Normm L. H. Frith II Maj Kenneth H. Godsttey USAF (Ret.) CDR Frank M. Graham, USN (Ret.) Mr.AlbertL. Grangei Col Sheldon L. Gronet USAF (Ret.) Mi.WUlaid H. Hageraneyet Jt ADM James R.Hogg, USN (Ret.) CART Jmies E.Jolinson, USN (Ret.) ADM Frank B. Kelso II, USN (Ret.) CDR George W Kenaston, USN (Ret.)

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2 0 0 4 Donor Report

RADM John H. Kirkpattick, USN (Ret.) Col Leo J. Koerkenmeiet USAF (Ret.) CDR Donald E. Lmdqmst, USN (Ret.) 2d Lt Edwaid C. Lovely USAF (Ret.) Mr. Lawrence O. Marr CAPT md Mrs. Michael A. McBride CAPT Edmund C. Mortuner, USN (Ret.) CDR Henry H. Neuhard, USN (Ret) Mr. Douglas V Rigler Mr. Donald Sacarob Mr. Robert J. Scanlon RADM Robert W Schnutt, USN (Ret.) CART Melvm B. Schweiger, USNR (Ret.) RADM Robert H. Shumaker, USN (Ret.) CDR Fred G. SpeUman, USN (Ret.) CAPT LoweU R Stone, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard R.Tarijuck, USN (Ret.) LtCol Richard S.Varney USMC (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR George M.Anen,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr.Victor J. Baricev CDR Peter C. Bennett, USN (Ret.) CAPT Howard F Burdick,Jt, USN (Ret.) Lt Col WUham M. DUlon, USAF (Ret.) LtCol Alex E.Fazekas, USMC (Ret.) Capt Dundas I. Flaherty USAFR RADM James H. Fladey III, USN (Ret) Mr. Gerry F Gossens CAPT Gerald E. Green, USN (Ret) LtCol Roy M. Guhck,Jt, USMC (Ret.) CDR Fredenck W Hale, USN (Ret.) CAPT Douglass F Hayman,Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT Dume L. Heismget USN (Ret.) CAPT Albert L. Henry,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr.John R. Hicks CDR E. C. Michael Hi^ms,USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald L. Hugdahl Mr. Jack PJanetatos CAPT Donald H.Johnston,Jt,USN (Ret) Mt Robert D.Jones,Jt Mr. Robert M. KeUer Dtjohn M. MUlet Jt Mr. Barton Myers Col Chfford D. Peterson, USAF (Ret.) MI. Raleigh E. Piatt,Jt * CAPT James R Ransom II, USN (Ret.) MI. AUen E. Reed,Jt CAPT WUhs S. Rich, USN (Ret.) CAPT HoUis E. Robertson, USN (Ret.) RADM Dem R. Sackett,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Ernest J. Scheydet USN (Ret.) CARTJmiesW Snuth, USNR (Ret.) Maj Stephen A. Soltesz, USAF (Ret.) CDR Harlan D Svvanson,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. James J.Tayloi CAPT Jmies G.Thomas, USN (Ret) CAPT Richard L.Thomas, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} LCDR Frederick G.Adams,USN (Ret.) Mt Ronald G. Beagle CDREdwaid I.H.Bennett,Jt,USNR (Ret.) CAPT Roger S. Betts, USN (Ret.) RADM Peter B. Boodi, USN (Ret.) CAPT Donald L. Brown, USN (Ret.) LCDRJmiesW.Bniso,USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas E. Bruyere, USN (Ret.) RADM Stanley G. Catola, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert R Craven, USNR (Ret.)

CDR Nichobs J. DeNunzio, USN (Ret.) Mr. Bnice H.Dolph CDRVemon A. Eagse, USN (Ret.) CDR Michael Ehnski.Jt.USN (Ret.) Col Fred H. Ernst, USAF (Ret.) CDR Robert .M. Forstet USN (Ret.) CAPT Paid R. Foiumet USN (Ret.) Mr.Hanv-E.Hicb Mr.WUhmi S.HiUl CAPT Guy C. Jarratt III, USN Col Jmies G. Kautz, USAF (Ret.) ColRavTOond M. Kosteskv; USMC (Ret.) LT Thomas R. Krieget USNR • Mr.JohnJ. LaUy CDR WUham G. Lovedayjt, USN (Ret.) CDR Lawrence E. McCiUlers, USN (Ret.) Estate of CDR Eugene J. McPardmd, USN (Ret.) Col Geoi^ J. Mereuro, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Danny J. Michaels, USN (Ret.) Col Charles L. .Mitn.Jt, USAF (Ret) Mr. Robert T. Montgomery CART Richani A. .Moziet USN (Ret.) * CDR AUied C. Nevvburv; USN (Ret.) LCDR Douglas C. Osgood, USN (Ret.) .Mr.James L. Owen CART Peter C. Peterson,Jt, USN (Ret.) Coljoe D. Pope,USAF (Ret.) CAPT Robert E. Qumn.Jt, USN (Ret.) iVlr. Peter N. Rmdrap LCDR Raymond J. Schremet USN (Ret.) Lt Col Thomas Schwartz, USAF (Ret.) LtCol James S. ShUhngbw, USMC (Ret.) CDR David N. Sibley USNR (Ret.) -Mr. JamesW. Smith CAPT PhUhp J. Smidi, USNR (Ret) CDR James M.Taylot USN (Ret.) .Mr. Geoige RTextor Mrs.JohnA.WebstetJt -Mr.Thomas L.Weisner CDRJohn H.WUde,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR Frederick E.Wright, USN

Donor Mrs. Charles T. Andrews .Mr. Lavon H. Bair LCDR Glenn F BaU, USN (Ret.) Mr. Leonard F Benzi RADM Ralph G. Bud, USN (Ret.) Maj Gen Thomas C.Brmdt,USAF (Ret.) Mr. Robert H. Brown III LT WUham C. BuUis, USNR CDR Richard C. Camgan, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charies N. Chavania Mr. Ronald Cohn Lt Col John B. CoUms, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Thomas M. Cohnm, USAF (Ret.) CDR Kennedi L. Costilovy USN (Ret.) Mr. George P. Cox LtCol Fonest W Crone, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Byron A. Cyr, USN (Ret.) Col Vernon A. Dmdet USAF (Ret.) Mr. Harold J. Doebler CDR NeU Donovm, USN (Ret.) CDR Joe D. Edwards, USN (Ret.) Mr. Fredenck R Flack Mr. Richard S. Gaines Mr. Raul R. Gambaram 1st Lt Darnel T Garges, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Jerry L. Gibson CAPTWUham H. Green,USN (Ret.) Lt Col Albert G. Haddad, St, USAF (Ret) CART Robert G. Harmon, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Ross R. H.itch, USN (Ret.) Mr.RoyC.HejhaU Mr. Robert T.Herz CAPT Clyde G. Hohensrem, USN (Ret.) CAPT Donald W.Johnston, USN (Ret) LtCol Charles E. Knettles, USMCR (Ret.) CDRThomas R.LangleyJt,USN (Ret.) RADM Theodore E. Levvui, USN (Ret.) CART Frederick G. Lippert III, USNR CAPT Malcohn J. Macdonild, USN (Ret.) Col Ariiimd D. Maio, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col lerry R M,istenon, USAF (Ret.) CART Joseph H. Maston III, USN (Ret.) Mr. Pattick R. McCool LTJG RichardJ.McDerniott,USN (Ret.) ColJohn R.McIntvTe,Jt,USAF (Ret) MIS. Eugene J. McPaidmd .MIS. Kennedi L. MUler CDR Wayne W. MUlet USN (Ret.) Mr. Alexmder R. Morris Mr. David J. Noonm CDR Jacob G. Oaks, Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Wayne R. Osgood, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edgar H. Parker LtCol Clarence R. Peny, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col GeoigeW Peterson,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Chester A. PUchet USAF (Ret.) Mr. Harry M. Pmsky LCDR Thomas M. Rym, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert A. Schade.Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Walter L. Schneider III, USN (Ret.) LCDRWUhmiW Scott, USN (Ret.) RADM John R. Seesholtz, USN (Ret) Mr. Bernard Shapiro CDR James H. SUces, USN (Ret.) LCDRWmiamT Slaughtet USN (Ret.) CDR WUham D. Slom,USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert R. SmUey III, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Normm M. Smith Mr. JamesW Stmson CARTJoeTTalbert,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Bnm FWaUcer Lt Col Glenn A. Wamet USAF (Ret.) LCDR James E.Whelm, USNR Mr. WUham E.Whitaker CDR Laurence A. White,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jack M.WUbeni,USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L.WUhams,USN (Ret.) Lt Col PoweU J. WUson, USAF (Ret) CART Joseph M. RWnght,Jt, USN (Ret)

1957 Total Class Giving - $329,974 Average Gift - $948 Particiption - 53.24%

President's Circle (§2,500 and above) CART WUham T Alexmder II, USNR (Ret.) • Mr. JamesW. Bibb Mr. Edwin L. Biggers CART Perer B. Boyne, USN (Ret.) CDR RmdaU R. Brown, USN (Ret.) Dt Carl R. Chehus CAPT John L. Clearwatet USN (Ret.) VADM Darnel L. Coopet USN (Ret.) CART David S. Coopet USN (Ret.) ADM Brace DeMars, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Joseph J. Dufiyjt ADM Leon A. Edney USN (Ret.)

RADMJolin C. Frasetjt, CEC, USN (Ret.) CART Waviie R. Fritz, USNR (Ret.) MI.Jesse H. Heald.Jt Mt Joseph W Koch, J t * VADM Keimedi C. MaUey II, USN (Ret.) RADM Roa-Ud F Marryott, USN (Ret.) Mt Daniel M. McGiul CAPT Richard R Meaitx, USN (Ret.) LCDR David L. MitcheU, USNR (Ret.) Mt Peter F Neumann CDRJamesJ. O'ConneU, USN (Ret.) • Maj Ohver J. Peake, USAF (Ret.) * CART Kennedi D. Peterson, USNR (Ret.) Mr. JobiW RusseU Mr. Ardiur T. Sprmg Mt Smiuel M.Trippe *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} Col Robert L. Albertson, USAF (Ret.) • Mr. Arthiu J. Altenbuig CAPT AndeisT Anderson, USN (Ret.) CAPTW Paul Basse, USN (Ret.) Col Ernest F Baulch, USMC (Ret.) BGen Jmies D. Bems, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Charles E. Biele,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Heyward E. Boyce III, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham T Brown, USN (Ret.) Col Rmdolph M. Browne III, USMC (Ret.) LCDR George W. Brymt, USNR (Ret.) LtCol Donald B. Conaty, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Robert L. Crouch, USN (Ret.) Col George E Cudahy USAF (Ret.) Mr. Charles J. Diehknann Brig Gen Charles M. Duke,Jt,USAF (Ret.) CDR Richard F Emmett, USN (Ret.) * RADM Richard C. Gentz, USN (Ret.) Mr. Forrest R. Hmveyjt CDR Robert K. Hastie, USN (Ret.) CDR Herbert L. Hoppe, USN (Ret.) • ADM Jonadim T Howe, USN (Ret.) CAPT James J. Hovvet USN (Ret.) Col Michaelj. KeUy USMCR (Ret.) • CDR WUham W Kronzet USNR (Ret.) CAPT Kent W Larabee, USN (Ret.) CDR GUI F Livingston, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles A. Mahoney CDR Andrew S. Massmimo, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert T. McElwee CDR WUham C. Mcnvain,Jt,USNR (Ret.) LtCol John W O'DonneU, USMC (Ret.) Col Bradford W Parkmson, USAF (Ret.) Mr.James D. PaiUk,Jt * CART George PhUipps,USN (Ret.) CAPT James R. Poole, USN (Ret.) Col J. Donald Regenhardt, USAF (Ret.) * CART Eugene C. Rook,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDRJackW.Scheible,St,USN (Ret.) t Mr. Dem C. Swanson Mr. Robert E. Svvartz CDR Samuel G. UnderhUl, USN (Ret.) CDR Clyde H. Vanlmdingham, Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Walter Whipple, USNR (Ret.) Col Roger C.WUhamson, USAF (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-§999} RADMTheodore A Almstedt,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Herbert Bauet USN (Ret.) * Mt Richard G. Baum CAPT James R. Beatty III, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Robert R. Beeler CARTWiUimi B.Benjes, USNR (Ret.) * Mr. Stephen Berger LCDR Parke L.Brown,Jr.,USN (Ret.) Mt Thomas J. Burke Lt Col Bait C. CampbeU, USAF (Ret.) LCDR WUham CmipbeU,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard N. Chailes, USN (Ret.) Mt Henry B. Converse CDRJohn H. Cook III, USN (Ret.) Mt Charies W Eidson CAPT Richard E. EnkeboU, USN (Ret.) CDR David L. Fahrney USN (Ret.) Lt Col Barry N. Fink, USAF (Ret.) CAPT John L. FuUey USN (Ret.) Mr. Clarence Fong CDR Jmies H. Foresmm III, USN (Ret.) Col MUton D. Forsydi,Jt, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Robert N. Foss,USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph J. Gawarkiewicz III, USN (Ret.) CAPT Lawrence Goldstein, USNR (Ret.) CAPT James R Googe,Jt, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Michaelj. Gubitosi Col WUhmi J. Heske, USAF (Ret.) • Mr.John A. Homnick * CDR Peter A. Junghans, USN (Ret.) Col John J. KeUy USAF (Ret.) CAPT CarletonJ.King,Jt,USN (Ret.) Dt Jay D. Lindquist CAPT Cleve E.Lomm,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. A. Spencer McMmes CDR Lester E. McMenamm,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT NorbertW.Mehiick,USN (Ret.) CAPT Walter TMeukovy USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas J. MUdos, USN (Ret.) • Mr. Stephen Missaihdis Mr. Robert B. Morrow, Jt CDR Joseph F Neary, USN (Ret.) CART George E. O'Brien, USN (Ret.) Mr. Stephen T. Powers Mr.Victor H. Prashm Maj Gen Robert Rosenberg, USAF (Ret.) CDR Oren G. RutemUletJt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard H. Scales, USN (Ret.) RADM L. Stanaid Severmce,Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. Harold R. Somerset • Mr. David J. StiUer Col George J. Thomas,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Brig Gen Richard J.Tonet USAF (Ret.) LCDR Ardiur B. TrammeU, USN (Ret.) CDR Edward B.Vaughm,Jt, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Pete Watchet USAF (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club (§250-§499} Maj Gerald M. Anderson, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Gary P. Antomdes CDR Peter A. Baket USN (Ret.) CART David W Baldmg, USN (Ret.) Mr.John R. Banett* Lt Col Stanley A. Bass, USAF (Ret.) Col Ronald J. B. Bishop,Jt, USAF (Ret.) CDR Charles S. Bond, USN (Ret.) CDR Bruce B. Bovvet USN (Ret.) CDRAUm G.Brookes,Jt,USN (Ret.) RADM Dennis M. Broob, USN (Ret.) CDR Harold O.BuUock,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mt James M. Burns • Col Joseph B.Byrnes, USMCR (Ret.) Lt Col Don A. Clark, USAF (Ret.) CDR Loren L. Clark, USN (Ret.) CDR Redmond L. Clevenget USN (Ret.) CDR WUham H. Curry, Jt, USN (Ret.)

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JEBSMNI DONORS LCDR Richard H. DoUivet USN (Ret.) LCDR James R. GmtUSN (Ret.) CDR Michde D. Giambattista, USNR (Ret) CDR Bernard L. Gleason, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Paul D Gobet USAF (Ret.) Lt ColWUKam B. G<^gms,Jt, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Dume F Greenhoe.USN (Ret.) CDR Ira R. Hanna, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Alvin G. Havvorth,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ome G. Hiett,Jt MI. Vencm L.Jamison LCDR Geoige W Jensen, USN Maj Chailes W.Jones, USAF (Ret.) CDR Robert L. Kenhnei II, USN (Ret.) CAPT James D. Kirkpattick, USN (Ret) CAPT Alfied M. Koster FV, USN (Ret.) CAPTTheodore R. Krametjt, USN (Ret.) MI.Joseph C. Ksycewsld MI. Rene R. LasaUe MIS. Paul E. Roush CAPT Robert G. Loewendial, USN (Ret.) CDR Douglas L. Lovvrance, USN (Ret.) CAPT Lawrence R. Magnet USN (Ret.) CAPT Lawrence E. Masten, USN (Ret.) MIS. Hugh W McCauley CDR Thomas J. McGmty, USN (Ret.) CART Darnel E. McGlasson, USN (Ret.) MI. WUham M. McHugh Lt Col Robert J. McMahon, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Roger B. McPhenon, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham M. Mickle,USN (Ret.) * CDR Perer R. MUlet USN (Ret.) * Col Harold M. Nelson, USMC (Ret.) MI.WUliam L. Nuenke III * CDR Darnel J. O'ConneU, USN (Ret.) Col John B. Ogas, USAF (Ret) CDR James R 0'Hara,Jt, USN (Ret.) Col Edward J. Palmek, USAF (Ret.) LCDR WUham N. Rahner II, USN (Ret) CAPT Robert W Peachet USN (Ret) Col Jen^- D Petenon, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Harold L. Reichart, USN (Ret.) LCDR Henry F Rempt,Jt, USN (Ret.) Col George N. RobUlaid,Jt, USMC (Ret) CART Kennedi F Robmson, USN (Ret) MI. John D. Rosselott CDRJohn B. Shewmaket USN (Ret.) CAPT Ronald M. Shields, USN (Ret.) CART Charies R SUvia, USN (Ret.) CART Thomas M. Suns, Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham S. Smidi,Jt, USN (Ret.) Dt Dehnai Snidei III Col WUham M. Snow,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Maj Rolmd A. Stebbms, St, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Robert O. Sttange.Jt, USN (Ret.) Col Floyd R. Swart, USAF (Ret.) Col WUham J. Tiischfield, USMC (Ret) CDRJohnJ.TuinetJt,USN (Ret.) LtCol Maik H.Wateibuiy III, USMC (Ret.) Maj Hany E.WeUs, USMC (Ret.) CARTWUhmiW.West,USN (Ret.) * CAPT George WWhite,Jt, USN (Ret.) • CAPT Charles H.WUbur, USN (Ret.)

Donor CDR WUham DAldenderfetUSN (Ret.) Mr. Harvey K. Altergott LCDR Charies H.Andrews,Jt,USN (Ret) * Mr. Robert D. Andrews Mr.John R.AntoniceUi Mr.John H. Baei CDR Joseph E BaUou, USN (Ret.)

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CDR Biym W Barton, USN (Ret.) Lt Col NeU G. Bates, USAF (Ret.) Col Aldonen E. Behsle,Jt, USA (Ret.) CAPT Jmies E.BendetUSN (Ret.) MI. Stephen C. Beiger CDR James H.Bostick,USN (Ret.) CDR WUbur R Buck, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles S. CarroU CAPT Richard M. Chanslot USN (Ret.) CART Robert W S Chnstenson, USN (Ret.) Dt Lawrence Cohen CAPT Jmies J. Coleman, USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas L. R Cook, USN (Ret.) • CDR Paul D. Coon, USN (Ret.) CAPT Smiuel W Coulbouin, USN (Ret.) MI. WUhmi B. Cox Mr. Roy S. Dahnke Mr. Jerry S. Dehinier Maj Geoige F Dempsey USAF (Ret.) Mr. Jack M. DeWaal Col WUham G.Dolm,Jt,USAF (Ret.) CDR Marshall L. Doniim,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Rudolph H. Drifimietjt Lt Col Richard J. Ducote, USAF (Ret.) * LCDR Andrew F Duhk, USN (Ret.) Col Robert F DunderviU,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Eugene P. Durbin Mis. James E. Durr Mr. Nicholas R Edmondson LCDR Grover F Fanmn, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raymond J. Fazzio Col Fred J. Federici,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. FrancisJ. Fendletjt Dt Lloyd W.Fernald,Jt CAPT David B. Fickenschet USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi A. Fmn, USN (Ret.) Mr. Hadley C. Ford,Jt CAPT Robert F Fox, USN (Ret.) Mr. James M. Gallagher Mr. Dudley A. Gaouette Mr. Franklin D. Gibson Col Loran W Gierhart, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col John W GUstrap,Jt,USAF (Ret.) CAPT Hany M. S. Gmiber III, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Nicholas G. Gionis, USAF (Ret.) CDR Ronald G. Goldstone, USN (Ret.) LCDR Paul E. Graff, USN (Ret.) CDR Charles R. HaU III, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ronald T HaU Col WUhmi S. Hamel, USMCR (Ret.) Mr. Patrick Henryjt * CDRJohn S. Heyde,Jt,USN (Ret.) CART Shannon D. Heyward, USN (Ret.) Maj Donald L. Hicb, USMC (Ret.) Col Donald L. Hust, USAF (Ret.) CDR Uwrence M. Hogm, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Walter L. Hogg, USAF (Ret.) CDR John A. Holt III, USN (Ret.) CDR Jolm E. Horsefield, USN (Ret.) LtCol Liny T Ingels, USMC (Ret.) MI. Ronald M. Iwicki * CDR Donald R.Jalm, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Ernest L.Jenkins.Jt, USAF (Ret.) MIS. Redmond R.Jensen CDRJohn D.Jerome,USN (Ret.) MI. Robert W.Johnston MI. Normm H. KaU Mtjohn J. KeUey Mi.AithurWKeUy CDR Martin D. Kiefet USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard H. Kiel, USN (Ret.) Mr. MonteUe N. Knapp

Mr. E Charles Knauf CDR George M. Lanman, USN (Ret.) Mr. Mark M. Lenhart Mr. PhUip R. Licari Mr. Burton S. Liebesman Lt Col Arden C. UeweUyn,Jt, USAF (Ret) Mr. Peter T. A. Lutz LCDR Robert T Lutz,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Col David R. Mabry, USMC (Ret.) MIS. Edwaid J. Mahon,Jt CAPT Terrence M. Mahony USN (Ret.) Maj Edward E. Malynn, USAF (Ret.) CAPT RhUip N. Mmdel, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Ann Martin Harris CAPT Hugo E. Maixet USN (Ret.) Lt Col Dennis A. McConnick, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Richaid L. McCracken, USN (Ret.) Mr.James P. McMurrough Mr. CarterV McNeese CDR Jmies L. McNemey USN (Ret.) Mr. Kenneth N. Meneke Mr. Donald L. MUler Col Jack R Monroe, Jt, USMC (Ret) Mr. Edvvm M. Nelson Mr. Robert A. Nelson Lt Col John D. Nevvmm, USAF (Ret.) Maj Edward F NUdcob, USAF (Ret.) Col Albert L. Pagara, USAF (Ret.) CART Ural C. RameU, USN (Ret.) LCDR Edmund J. Peresluha II, USN (Ret.) CART Paul A. Petenon, USN (Ret.) RADM Robert A. PhUhps, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi R. Rinbton,Jt CDR Chailes T PopUc, USN (Ret.) CDR Ronald L. Praett, USN (Ret.) Col Gerald W Rumam,USAF (Ret.) Ml. Ronald E. Rau CDR James R. Reid III, USN (Ret.) CDR Richard B. Rennet USN (Ret.) Col Robert R Rogen, USMC (Ret.) CDRThomas E.Ross,USN (Ret.) Mr. Fay O. Round,Jt Col Raul E. Roush, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Tommy D. Sawyer, USN (Ret.) CDR GUbert R Schneidewind, USN (Ret.) CDR Douglas L. Scott, USN (Ret.) CAPT Gerald Sedot USN (Ret.) Mr. Frederick G. Shea LCDR John E. Sheehm, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT DemusY Slom, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard I. Smith Dt Stanley L. Snuth CAPTW E. Simdi,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard H. Spackmm LCDR Robert A. Steeback, USN (Ret.) LCDR Frederick N. Steinet USN (Ret.) CDR Raymond N. Stoeuet USN (Ret.) Mrs. Wesley A. Svveat,Jt Col George E.Thompson, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Thomas E.Tuiiodiy USAF (Ret.) LtCol ChesterJ.Tncca,USMCR (Ret) CDR Ch.ulesW.TriLx.iU,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Liwrence WTwitcheU DtW. Victor R.Vieweg.Jt Mr. Stephen DViUcsanovich Maj Jordm C.Waite, USAF (Ret.) CDR Robert L.Warten, USN (Ret.) * CAPT John R. White, USNR (Ret.) CAPT WUson R.Wlutnure, USN (Ret.) Mn. Harry M.Yockey Lt Col Jmies W Zeberiem, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Emory R Zinunet USN (Ret.)

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2 0 0 4 Donor Report

1958 Total Class Giving - $340,808 Average Gift - $1,217 Participation - 40.03%

President's Circle (§2,500 and above) CAPT James N. Adkuis, Jt, USN (Ret.) Col Albert L. Baibero, USAF (Ret.) Col WUham D. Bauet USMC (Ret.) * Dt Murray D Blank * MI. Roy E. Clason CAPTWUham R. Dmiy, USN (Ret.) MI. Thomas P. Foiiestahjt MI. Manin A. Goldbeig CDR Jmies C. Goodwm,Jt, USN (Ret) Mtjohn M. HaUiday LCDR Joseph R. Hendeison,Jt, USN (Ret) MI. Jmies E. Hoch Col Hairy H. Hunt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. George G.Jones Mr.W Robert Jones CDR Fredric C. Kme.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Harrv-W Konkel, USN (Ret) ADM Charles R. Larson, USN (Ret.) * Mi.Teirence B. Magrath The Honorable John S. McCain III RADM George R. Memig.Jt, USN (Ret) Col PhUip R. Moulton, USAF (Ret.) CART Jack R. Nicholas, Jt, USNR (Ret.) Ml. Waiter C. Perers,Jt Bng Gen Jmies L. Pierce, USAFR (Ret.) * Mr.WUhmi H. Rorer III CART Richard E.Tennent,Jt,USNR (Ret) MI. WUham Z.Widien

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} MI. Jackie C.Accountius MI. David L.AUari CAPT CliariesJ.Bovvne,Jt,USNR (Ret) * CAPT Raul E.Broob,USN (Ret.) MI. Newton W Bueiget Jt CDR Robert K. CaldweU, USN (Ret.) CDR Aim Chodorow, USNR Col John H. Dem, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Richaid P Dunbai, USN (Ret.) CAPT John F Gmiboa,USN (Ret.) Lt Col Gonjon M. Genon, USAF (Ret.) MI.John B. Gnffidis II Mt Robert L. Haltermann Col Ernest R Hmavaii, It. USAF (Ret.) CDR CharlesV Hamia,USNR (Ret.) * RADM Jesse J. Hernmdez.USN (Ret.) Maj Jmies D. Hocket USAF (Ret.) * Estate of CAPTTracy M.Kosoff,USN (Ret.) Mt Gary W Krause Mt WUham H. Krmiirei CAPT Lawrence R Lanon, USNR Maj Richard C. Lawe, USMC (Ret.) * Lt Col Glen D. Leram, USAF (Ret.) Mt Enc G. Mmsfield,Jt CART Alex A. MaiteUa, Jt, USNR Col Thomas H. McConnick, USAF (Ret.) Mtjohn C. MUletJt Col Michael A. Moran, USAF (Ret.) ADM WUhmi T Pendley USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhamJ. Peteis III, USN (Ret.) VADMJolui M. PomdextetUSN (Ret.) Mt Robert W Rowe

CAPT Melvm A. Runzo, USN (Ret.) .Mr. Byron SchrivetJt CAPTWUhmiJ.Schulz.USN (Ret.) Mr. Boyd E. Sharp, Jt CAPT Donald C.Tarqum,USN (Ret.) Mr. Roy R.Thomas * Lt Col Don R.Tmmiet USAF (Ret.) CAPT John A Walter, USN

John Paul Jones Club ($500-§999} RADM John WAdmis, USN (Ret) .Mr.Marcos I.Alvarez * CDR Frank E. Bassett, USN (Ret.) CAPT Percy M. Beard,Jt, USN (Ret.) Col Ronald E. Brence, USAF (Ret.) RAD.M Stanley E. Bump, USN (Ret.) RADM Walter H. CmtreU, USN (Ret.) CDR Richard N. Cordova, USN (Ret.) CAPT Darnel H. Demmd, USN (Ret.) CAPT Stephen H. Edwards, USN (Ret) VADM Ronald .M. Evtchison, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert H. FuUet USN (Ret.) Dtjohn H. GaUa CAPT Peter H. Gatje, USN (Ret.) CDRThomas Gibbons,USN (Ret.) CDR James .M. Hamnck, USN (Ret.) • LCDRJ. Robert Juhmo, USN (Ret.) CAPT Larry E. Kaufinan, USN (Ret.) Lt Col George E. Kenefick, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Raymond G. Landrum, USN (Ret.) CDR Leo A. Lukenas, USN (Ret.) Dt Thomas R. .Manley LtCol Andiony D Miilet USMC (Ret.) LCDR Henry W MUletJt, USN (Ret.) Mi.R..M.Neelv-* MI. Jack D. Osborn -MI. Richaid T. Owens MI. Hugh L. Palmer RADM Richard F Pittenger, USN (Ret.) .Mr. Calvin H. Reed Col James H. Ryan, USAF (Ret.) Mr. WUham R. Sachse CDRJohnJ.SeebergetUSN (Ret.) Mr. Louis P. Shane CAPT Robert K. Slaven,Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT Richard S. Sorensen, USN (Ret) CAPT WUham T Spme,Jt, USNT^ Col Whitmel B. Swam, USAF Mr. Alasdair E. Swanson Mi.Walkei S. UhUiom, Jt .MI. Reginald I.Vachon CART Alfred E.Victot USN (Ret.) Col Wanen S.Walters, USMC (Ret.) Dr. Franz R.Wiedemann

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mrs. David C.Anderson Mr. David R.Ault CAPT Stephen P Barrett, USNT. (Ret.) * LtCol Brace B. Boman, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Walter A. Booriakm, USN (Ret.) Mr. George H. Brenner Col Richard L. Bnnegai, USMC (Ret.) MI. Edwaid T. Britton III MI. John H. Cameron LCDR Frmcis A. Conery III, USN (Ret.) CDR Grmt A. Coopet USN (Ret.) LtGen Matthew T Coopet USMC (Ret.) Mr.James L. Corder CDR Geoige C. Crei^ton III, USN (Ret.)

Estate of Mrs. C. Ma.xine Cunninghmi Lt Col Rich.ud L. Farnan, USAF (Ret.) Mtjohn A. Fmegm,Jt Mr.T. Pattick Rood Lt Col Gary S. Flora, USAF (Ret.) CDR Raleigh R.Ford,USN CDR Charles J. Forsnian.USN (Ret.) LCDR WUhmi A. Garvey USN (Ret.) ColJoelS. GUI, USAF (Ret.) LCDR John K. GUhgan.USN (Ret.) Mr. Albert L. Gottsche,Jt Mr. Robert Gray * LT J. Lawrence Higgms,Jt, USNR CAPT Martin G. HUl, USN Mr. Peter D Holstedt * CDR GeorgeJ.Jenkuis,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT John T Kennard, USN (Ret.) CDR George E.KrautetUSN (Ret) CAPT Robert J. Lmioureux, USN (Ret.) LtCol Geoige TLengauetJt, USMC (Ret.) CAPT John M. Lorasso, USN (Ret.) CDR Emest C. Luden, USN (Ret.) LtCol Charles H. Manazu, USMC (Ret.) MI. Robert H. Mason Lt Col Robert M. McGugui, USAF (Ret.) Mr.WavneH. McKee Mr. Richard E. McKelvey Col Raul C. McLeUm,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Lee M. Meador Lt Col Gary H. .Muiar, USAF (Ret.) LCDR IvmVA. Nmce,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Reid B. Paige CDR WUham H. Rarb, USN (Ret.) Mr. Leo T PoweU, Jt Mr. WUham G. Prmce CAPT Wayne A. Ruttiam, USN Mr. Joseph F Rosenberg LCDR NUs Rueckert, USN (Ret.) Mr. Bernard A. Rym, Jt Maj John E. Schmidt, USMCR LCDR Alvm V SkUes III, USN (Ret.) CDR Kelson E. Slaymm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Graves B. Stephenson, USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert W. Stiblet USN (Ret.) CAPT George R. Smbbs,USN (Ret.) CAPT John R Swope, USN (Ret.) LCDR Henry G.Vargo, USN (Ret.) Mr. Brace A.WUcox CDR David G. WUhngham, USN (Ret.)

Donor CAPT Max N. Aken, USN (Ret) CAPT George R.AUendetUSN (Ret.) Mr. Anthony A. Anthony Mr.WalterWArbogast,Jt Mr. Richard L. Beam CDR Samuel A. Belcher III, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gerald E. BeUows CART Robert R Berg, USN (Ret.) Mr.John P. Berry Col Richard L. Buiford, USAF (Ret.) Mn. Charles R Boyle III CDRWalterE.Bridgmm,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles H. Broob,Jt * Lt Col Harry W Brown III, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Stanley M. Budney Col John R Burke, USMC (Ret.) CDR WUham E. Bymm, USN (Ret.) Lt Col WUham E. Cartvvnght, USAF (Ret.) CAPTJohnA.Chrisnim,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR Edward M. Clune, USN (Ret.) Mr.John B. Cobb Mr.Joseph C. Crmer

Lt Col PhiUip W CrisweU, USAF (Ret.) Maj Jmies E. Dalberg, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Michael M. DaUam, USN (Ret.) CART Sh.me R Daiuels, USN (Ret.) Col Robert E. Doty,Jt, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Thomas J. Doyle, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn S. Feeneyjt, USN (Ret.) Mn. Robert R. Figura CART Jmies R. Fishet USN (Ret.) Dt Robert W Flynn Lt Col WUham G. Fohrmm, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Malcobi R. Fossett,Jt, USAF (Ret.) CDR Jeremiah FrahetUSN (Ret.) Mr.Victor I. Fredda, Jt CDR Richard C. Gibson, USN (Ret.) LCDR Jack L. Giddens,Jt, USNR Col Michael A. Gigho, USAF (Ret.) CAPT PhUip R. Given, USN (Ret.) Maj WUhmi M. Grady USTVF (Ret.) CAPT Chet J. Grocb, USNR (Ret.) CDR Robert L. Harshberget USN (Ret.) Lt Col George R. Hemug, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col WUham C. HUlsram, USAF (Ret.) Col Bany J. Howard, USAF (Ret.) Maj Dennis R. Huff, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Harold C. Huntet USN (Ret.) CDR Ronald F Ingram, USN (Ret.) Mr. RichardV. Johnson Mr. Donald W Jones Mr. Myron J. Kandra Dt Monroe J. King LCDR Ronald B. Kirk, USNR CDR Chester A. Kunz.Jt, USN (Ret.) Maj FredenckW Lamg,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Robert J. Lanoue CART Kent B. Lawrence, USMM LCDR MUton H. Leake, USN (Ret.) Mr. Bernard J. Lehman CDR Joseph N. Longton, USNR Mr. James E. Lott Mr. Lewis D. Lovitt, Jt Mr. Thomas M. Lucke Mrs. Stuart L. Lustfield CART Frankhn F Mackenzie, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn H.MacKmnon,USN (Ret.) CDR Joseph S. Mansfield, Jt, USN (Ret.) Rev WaUace W MarshaU, Jt Mr. Cuniss H. McGaffin, Jt RADM PhUhp F McNaU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Smart A. Mernken, USN (Ret.) Lt Col PhUip A. Meuret USAF (Ret.) CAPT Peter N. Midgarden, USN (Ret.) LCDR Walter F MitcheU, USN (Ret.) CDR RusseU V Mowery, USN (Ret.) CDR Lmcok H. MueUet USN (Ret.) Dt M. Robert MuUioUmd,Jt CAPT George D. Myers II, USNR (Ret.) CDR Arthur T Narro, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert R NicoUs, USN (Ret.) CAPT Howard L. Rabst, USN (Ret.) LCDR James F Patterson, USN (Ret.) Mr. James D Raul Dt Roderick J. Pejsar Col Charles T Pmkham,USAF (Ret.) Mr.N.LeePoUiUl* LT Thomas J. Radziej, USN (Ret.) CART Walter A. Reister, USN (Ret.) CAPT Raymond C. Riches, USN (Ret.) CDR Gary K. Roberts, USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald M. Robinson CDR Wayne Robmson, USN (Ret.) Mr. KenneU I. Schenck,Jt CAPT Wayne E. Scott,Jt, USNR (Ret.)

CAPT StaiUey E. Sharp, USNR (Ret.) Dt WUham A. Smipson Lt Col George M. Sloan, USAF (Ret.) * Mr. Glen F SniUey CART Gregory F Screetet USN Mr.Josiali D. Stryker CART F Bradley Stuiiicke,Jt, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Henry C. Surratt,Jr LCDR Brent W.Taylot USN (Ret.) LCDRJamesTTaylotJt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas Theohary Maj Richard L.TUhnm, USAF (Ret.) CAPT John C.Vick.USN (Ret.) LCDR Stephen T Webstet USN (Ret.) CAPT Jmies R.WUhams,USN (Ret.) Maj John H.Witzmann, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Michael G.Woodbury, USNR (Ret.) RADM WUham K.Young,Jt, NYNM (Ret.)

1959 Total Class Giving - $413,519 Average Gift - $1,313 Participation - 52.21%

President's Circle (§2^0 and above) Mr. Bob D. AUen CART Thomas H. BUhngs, USN CDR Robert M. Booth, USN (Ret.) CART Darnel B. Brmch,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnJ. Brayjt LTW Stephen Burgess, USN (Ret.) LT Edward W Cather II, USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald H. Clark CAPTWUham G. Clautice,USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert O. Copeland Mr. Frederic G. Donvart,Jt CDR Eugene E. Fitzpattick, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gerald G. Garbacz • Mr. Edward W Gibbons Mr. Hardy Gregory,Jt CDR RichardW Huntet USN (Ret.) CART IngoffN.KUmd,Jt,USN (Ret.) CART Robert L. Lanon, USN (Ret.) Mr. Stanley W Legro CART George R.Lehmberg,Jt,USN Mr. Wayne P. Locbvood Dt J. PhUhp London Mr. Richard J. Madden ADM Henry H. Mauz,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. James H. Mintun,Jt Mr. James E. Murphy Col Jacques C. Naviaax, USMCR CAPT Brace D. NordwaU, USN (Ret.) * CAPT Richard J. NoreUca, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raul D. O'Connot Jt CAPT David L. Osburn, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ragm T. PhUhps VADM J. Guy Reynolds, USN (Ret.) Mr. A. Jmies Roberts III Col John G. R. Roddey USAF (Ret.) Mr. Peter F Shields Mr.JohnJ. Shine2s,Jt Dt Arthiu K. Smith, Jt Brig Gen Donald C. Smith, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Darnel M.Traa.x,USN (Ret.) CDR Toby G.Warson.USN (Ret.) CDR Richard K.Westfahl, USN (Ret.) Dt Fredenck S.Yeatts md Mrs. InesYeatts Mr. George M.Yerkes

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DONORS

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} Mi.PeteiG.AbdaBa CAPT Norbert H. Bednarek, USNR (Ret) MI. HowardV Beikowitz LCDR Alonzo R. Boyle, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn C. Brons, USN (Ret.) LtCol Jmmiy L. Brown, USMC (Ret.) CAPTTenenceJ. CmuUen, St, USN (Ret) CDR FredenckW. Cartet Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert E. Cunie, USNR (Ret.) CDR Richaid S. Davis, USN (Ret.) MI. Chailes R Dobbs * VADM Francis R. Donovm, USN (Ret.) LTC Arthui EnuneisonVII, USA (Ret.) CDRTyloi Held II, USN (Ret.) CAPT Martm J. Fineity,Jt, USN (Ret.) MIS. George R. Fritzinger LCDR Raymond D. Hagetjt, USN (Ret) Lt Col Ronald A. Heant USAF (Ret.) MI. Rodney K. Johnston MI. MacleUm E. King,Jt * CAPT Donald G. Hem, USN (Ret.) MI. Thomas J. Lukish CAPT Richaid L. Maitin, USN (Ret.) The Honorable Robert C. McFailane CDR Arthui Meiz, USN (Ret) Col Wayne K. Messnet USAF (Ret.) CDR Heniy A. Moigm,Jt, USN (Ret.) MI.Vincent Obsitruk * MI. Marvin R. Osburn CDR Leo J. Peck, SC, USNR LT Robert A. Petitt, USN Mi.H.L.Rippm RADM WUham E. PoweU, Jt, USN (Ret.) Col John T. Pnest USAR (Ret) CAPTWUham E.Richardson,USN (Ret.) RADM Wayne E. Rickmm, USN (Ret.) CDR HoUieJ.Tiedeniann,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael D.WUlen

John Paul Jones Club (§500-$^9) Maj Richard C.Abmgton, USMCR (Ret.) CDR Uoyd H. Adams, USN (Ret.) CAPT CarlJ.An)recht,USN (Ret.) CAPT Edwaid E.Ale.xmdetJt, USN (Ret.) Col Fredenck C. Andenon, USAF (Ret.) CDR Richarci J. Asafaylo, USN (Ret.) RADM Edwaid B. Baket Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Walter H. Baskm, USNR Mr. Robert R. Beaton CAPT David H. Boyd, USN (Ret.) Mr. Kent S. BromweU CAPTTheodore H. CaUioon, USNR (Ret) CAPT James R Cartvvnght USN (Ret.) LCDR Darnel M. Cheston FV, USN (Ret.) CDR Kent R. Clark, USN (Ret.) * Maj Louis S. Cohen, USAF (Ret.) CAPT John S. Ebtrom, USN (Ret.) CAPT George M. EUiott, USN (Ret.) Mr. Henry D. Estes Col Gary W Fmdlay USAF (Ret.) Col Joseph F Hynn, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Charles M. Garverick, USN (Ret.) CAPT Gary Q. Geist, USN (Ret.) CAPT MUton R. Gorham,Jt,USN (Ret.) CART Thomas W Habermas, USNR (Ret.) CDR Joseph C. Hendenon, USN (Ret.) CDR Wayne T HUdebrmd, USN (Ret.) MI. Richaid L. Ihly •

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RADM Jon R. Ives, USN (Ret) CAPT Jon G. Jmies, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Kail L. Keay USN (Ret) MI. Hany C. Ketts CAPT Joseph F Kmg, USN (Ret.) Dt E.J. Mmton CDR FredenckW. Match, USN (Ret) Maj Andiony M. Marb, USMCR (Ret.) Mr. Frank C. Martin CAPT John H. Mascah, USNR CAPTWUham B. McAree II, USN (Ret.) RADM Richard D. MUhgm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Dennis M. Moynahm, USNR (Ret.) Dt Robert A. Nash Mr. Robert O. Oakes Mr. Francis A. Orr CDR Lawrence C. Rizmget USN (Ret) Mr. Hugh W Rhodes Col Frank A. Roeschet USAF (Ret.) * CDR Peter J. Schleck SC, USN (Ret.) MI. David D SuUivm CART'«ytei S. Szczypuiski,Jt,USN (Ret) CDR PeterTTarpgaaid,Jt, USN (Ret) MI. Donald D Thompson CAPT James FTidd,USNR (Ret.) Col Jmies H.Tuisley USMC (Ret) RADM Douglas Volgenau, USN (Ret.) CAPT Louis B.Waidlovy USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham C.Wheaton, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richaid F WmtetUSN (Ret.) Ml. Robert R. Wright * MI. Raymond A.Yenchko

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Maj Jmies R. Andenon, USAF (Ret.) Dt Donald D.Babcock CAPT John K. Bambndge, USN CAPT Arnold R. Battaghni, USN CDR Jacob Boltz,USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph A. Bimnias, USN (Ret.) MI. Hany J. Brock, Jt CAPT Malvin D. Brace, USN Maj Edmund B. R. Burns, USMC (Ret.) MI. Stanley M. Cobb,Jt CAPT James E. CoUms, USN (Ret.) CAPT Donald R. Coopet USN Col WUham F Coiroum, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col Richaid R. Cudhpp, USAF (Ret.) CAPT WUham B. Drake, Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham C. Drodeff Jt, USNR CAPT Rogei C. Ericbon, USN (Ret.) MajGen WUham R Eshehnm, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Lunm C. Evans, USN (Ret.) Mi.WUham H.Everett III Col Angelo Feinmdez, USMC (Ret.) CART Michael E. Fitzgerald, USN (Ret.) CART Joseph R Ford, USN (Ret.) Mt Roy W Forsberg LCDR Robert C. Gordon, USN (Ret.) Mr. David L. Green CAPT Martin R Hanson, USNR (Ret.) CDRJonadionJ.Hardin,Jt,USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert K. Harmudi, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald M. Hernon.USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward R. HUl CART John H. Hoey USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles B. Humes CART Rolmd R.Johnson, USN (Ret.) CDR Joseph Keeley USN CAPT James A. KeUy USN (Ret.) Mr. James B. Lackey

CDRJohn A. LaFond, USN (Ret.) CAPT RichaidWLaton-Tayloi;USNR (Ret) LCDR Michael H. Lewis, USN (Ret.) MI. Richaid A. Lidstad MI. Anthony J. Maian LtCol WUbui C. McMmn,Jt, USMC (Ret.) MI. Richaid A. Mon^meiy MI. Richaid L. Moore CAPT RobertV Morgm, USN (Ret.) Mr.John E. Nash CDR Byron J. Oistad, USNR (Ret.) Lt Col WUham T Posey USAF (Ret.) LCDR PhUip H. Powers, USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald C. Reed MI. Richaid E. Robinson CAPT Ronald J. Rodiiguez, USN (Ret.) CAPT Pattick M. Schnauffet Jt, USNR (Ret.) * Mn. Delbert C. Settle Dt Hugh B. Seven II CAPT Geoige T. Sunmons, USNR (Ret.) CDR GaiyT Smidi,USN (Ret.) LT Robert C.Vasey III, USNR CAPT Raymond B.WeUboni, USN (Ret.) CDR James R WUson, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham T Wuth, USNR CAPTTheodoreW.Wu,Jt,USNR (Ret) CAPT Howaid L.Young,Jt, USN (Ret.)

Donor CDR Robert C.Aimour.USN (Ret.) LCDR James J. Arnold, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Raymond J. Art, USN (Ret.) Mr. Bachard L. Baldwin, St CART Jon D. Batchelot USNR CAPT Richaid K. Beggs, USN (Ret.) CDR AUen RBoodie,USN (Ret.) CDR Geoige E. Biameid, USN (Ret) Col Brace G. Brown, USMC (Ret.) Dtjohn C. Buchanan LCDR John R Bundarin, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnW Buder CAPTJohnA.Butterfield,USN (Ret.) CAPT Geoffiey D. Cmt USNR (Ret.) MI. Joseph Casasanto CDR Alexmder Castto.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert L. Ceres, USN LCDR RaymondT ConnoUy USN (Ret.) Mr. Michaelj. Cronin MI. Hugh M. Davis,Jt CAPT John L. Dettbain, USN (Ret.) MI. David R Doelgei MI. Donald R. Dunn CAPT Gerald E. Egm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas H.Emsley USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi B. Epps,Jt Mn. David J. Frie Mr. Lymi M. Gmtt Mr. Richard M. Gaidnei CAPTWUham B. Garrett,USN (Ret.) Mt George B. Garton,Jt LCDR Bany L. Gordon, USNR Mr.John G. Green LCDR Robert W Groom, USN (Ret.) Mtjohn F Groth Mr. Michael L. Hartmm Mr.John M. Heiges LCDRTomas G. Henderson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Hassel HiU,Jt CAPT Jolm W HUt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jerry L. Horacek, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles A. Houglmd, USNR

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Mr. Anthony E. Hudalla Maj David L. Humphrey USAF (Ret.) CAPT Robert M. Hydinget USN Mr. Richard A.Johnson Mr.John S. Kanuch Mr. Thomas E. Karpick MI. Donald L. Katz LTC Paul F Keefe, USA (Ret.) Mi.JohnM.KeUy ADM Robert J. KeUy USN (Ret.) CAPT Call D Keske, USNR (Ret) VADM Robert K. U KUiune, USN (Ret) MI. Eric L. Kincmon MI. John Knief CAPT James C. Langemo, USN (Ret.) MI. Robert L. Laikin CART Samuel J. Ligon,Jt, USN (Ret.) MI. Gordon M. Littlefield LCDR Thomas A. Long,Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. WUliam J. LongfeUow, J t Mr. Robert L. Manly CDR Tunodiy H. Maivm, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUliam GMatthews,CEC,USN (Ret) Mr.JohnJ. McCabe Mr. Fred P. Mclntyre Mr. Robert H. McLeod CDR Jeny C. McMuny, USN (Ret) LCDR CharlesJ.McVey USN (Ret.) LtCol Fredenck RMenning,Jt,USMC (Ret) CDR Charles R MUlei III, USN (Ret.) LCDR Howarcl D MitcheU, USN (Ret) CDR Vm K. Nield, USN (Ret.) CAPT John E. Noune, USN (Ret.) CART PhUip J. OConnen,Jt, USN (Ret) MI. Robert G. Ohvei • Col Robert A. Ohven, USAF (Ret) MI.John C. Oneto CDR Lawience F Peimentei, USN (Ret) Mr. Frank B. Pipkin, J t LCDR James K. Poole, USN (Ret) LCDR Robert L. Prendergast, USN (Ret) CDR Richarci A. Radecb, USN (Ret.) CAPT Edwand G. Redden, USN Mr. Robert H. Reifinyder CAPT Ronald W Rendet USN (Ret.) CAPT Roy j . Rice. USN (Ret.) Col Matt A. Roberts III, USAF (Ret.) Mt Lee K. Robinson Ml. Hans M. Roensch,Jt RADM David N. Rogen, USN (Ret) Mi.JohnW Sapp IV Mn.John J. Savel,Jt CAPT John J. Schultz, USN CDR Donald W Seykowsb, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn M. Shiels,USN (Ret.) CART StephenV H. Snydei, St, USN (Ret) Ml. Nelson C. Spimgei DtJ.miesW Squires CAPT Robert E. Steidle, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ahied A. Thresher II, USN (Ret) Col Keimedi R.TowitUSMC LTC Jmies WTritz, USA (Ret.) Brig Gen Charles A.Vickery, USAF RADM Larry G.Vogt,USN (Ret.) LCDR Howard A.WeUs,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Verne B.Wliitehead, USN CART Robert C.WUey USN (Ret.) LCDR John RWUhmis.USN (Ret.) MtR.E.H.Woodmim CDR Walter R W\mi, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt FraiJc D.Yomig III Mt Richard E. ZscheUe

1960 Total Class Giving - $487,626 Average Gift - $1,799 Participation - 41.74%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CAPT Robert J. Antomo, USNR (Ret.) Mr.WUhamC.BaUani Mr. Peter G. Bos ADM Henry G. ChUes,Jt, USN (Ret.) VADM Edwaid W ae.xton,Jt, USN (Ret.) VADM Michael C. CoUey USN (Ret.) Mi.WUham G. CounsU LCDR Dems H. Crawfotd, USNR CDR H. Donald DeLude, USNR (Ret.) CDR Petei B. Dolm, USNR (Ret.) MI. Donald S. Freeman, Jt CAPT Maik M. Golden, USN (Ret.) • Mi.Arthiu C. Goldtrap,Jt Mi.WUham L. Gnffin MI. David H. Hofinann CAPT James R. Kmney USNR (Ret.) CAPT Waltei R. Land, USNR RADM James Richaid Lmg, USN Mr. Peyton R. Latimer Mr.John F Lynch, Jt Mr.James M. McCoimeU CAPT Junmy H. McCoy USN (Ret.) Mr. Dennie L. McCrary Mr. Robert S. Meek Mr.JohnJ. Michalski,Jt Mr. David L. Parkinson RADM Thomas D. Paulsen, USN (Ret) * Mr. James E. Phelan CAPT Henry L. PhUhps,Jt, USN (Ret.) • Mr. Christian H. Pomdexter Mr. Stephen J. Scheffer Mr. Roy C. Smidi IV Col Thomas J. Solak, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Robert J. Spolyar CAPT Robert G. Stevenson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert C. Sudiff, Jt LT WUham E.Taylor, USN * CDR Charles L.Terry, USN (Ret.) RADM Harvey D.Weadienon, USN (Ret.) CDR Ardiur E.Wegnet USNR (Ret.) Mr.WiUiam E. Zierden

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous LCDR John A. K. Birchett III, USN (Ret.) * CAPT Roland Brmdquist, USN (Ret.) Maj Claudius J. BnteU, USMCR LCDR Ronald E. Burdge, USN (Ret.) • CDRJamesJ. Cameron,USN (Ret.) RADM Peter G. Chabot, USN (Ret.) • RADM John S. Claman, USN CDR J. A. Coopet St, USNR (Ret) CAPT PaulW Coopet Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert A. ConeU * Mr. Robert W Custer • Mr. WUham G. Davidson III Mrs.James I. Dudleyjt CAPT James M. Dunn, USN Mr. Robert B. Fraser CAPT Michael W Gavhk, St, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jay T Grafton, USN (Ret.) Mr. Terrence C. Hubbard

CAPT Chnton B.Johnson, USNR (Ret.) • LtCol Gerald M.Johnson, USMC (Ret.) * CAPT Douglas M.Johnston,Jr, USNR CAPT John F Leahy III, USN (Ret.) • CAPT RogerW. Lloyd, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert W Lowe * CAPTWUhmi S. Manmng, USN (Ret.) Col Harold D. Neeley USAF (Ret.) Mr. Frmcis R. Rapasky * Mr.WUhamA.Roche CAPT Cohn H. Saari, USN (Ret.) Lt Col David J. Schnegelberget USAF (Ret.) CAPT Pattick H. SuUivm, USNR (Ret.) RADM Robert E.TraistetUSN * CDR Micliael FTreacy, USN (Ret.) * CDR George W VanHouten, USN (Ret.) CAPTJohnE.Whitely,Jt,USN (Ret.) *

John Paul Jones Club (§500-$999) CDR Dem A. Ablowich, USN (Ret.) LT Albert Ames, USN (Ret.) Mr.Thomas M.Anderson * Mr.John A.Anthony III LCDR Richaid C. Antolira, SC, USN (Ret) CDR Albert A. Aicuni, USN (Ret) Mr. Charles E. BaUeyJt * RADM DonaldVBoecketUSN (Ret.) Capt Frmcis S. Clark, USMCR CAPT Kennedi G. Clark, USN (Ret.) CAPTJoseph D.Cole,USN LCDR Thomas G. Curtis, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham Dunsdale, USNR (Ret.) CAPTJoseph C.Dobes,USN (Ret) CDR James F Duffy, USN (Ret.) Mr.James R. Evans * CDR WUham R. Evans, USN (Ret.) RADM Vmce H. Fry USNR CAPT John G. Herbem, USNR CDR Richard G. Hoecket USN Mr.J. RusseU Hoke II CAPTJoseph D.Jaap,USN (Ret.) CAPT Keidi S.Jones, USN (Ret.) RADM Raymond G.Jones,Jt, USN (Ret.) LT George S. Makovic, USN • CDR Robert S. McAfee, USN (Ret.) LCDR Larry D. McCuUough, USN (Ret.) Mr.John C. Mendehs Mr.AUenH. MUler CAPT Normm W Muns,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Christopher M. Moore CAPTWUham S. MuenstetUSN (Ret.) Lt Col John E. C. Paepcke, USAF R7\DM PaulW ParceUs, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham L. PoweU,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR Edward A. Ransom, USN (Ret.) * CAPT David A. Raymond, USNR Col TonenceW Rogers, USMC (Ret.) Mr. David A. Ross, Jt Mr. Darnel M. Roth Maj Normm W Sammis, USMC RADM John F Shaw, USN (Ret.) LCDR Frank T Smipson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Normm L. Slezak, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert E. Sirath, USNR CAPT Nicholas J. Stasko, USN (Ret.) LCDR David P Slrombeig, Sr, USNR (Ret.) Col Warren E. Sweetser III, USMC (Ret.) CDRThomas H.Teal III,USN (Ret.) CAPTThomasJ.Terry, Jt,USNR (Ret.) Dt E.Wayne Vmje CAPT Sibley L.Ward III, USN (Ret.) • Mr.J. David Woodward

Tecumseh Club (§250-§499} Mr. Daniel J. Affouitit,Jt LT Albert Ames, USN (Ret.) Mr.John D. Angel LCDR Harley H. Barnes,Jt, USNR Maj Dume C. Beck, USMCR * LtCol Richard S. Burgess, USMC (Ret.) Col CharlesV CoUms, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Bernard T. Cote CAPT Larry G. Cox, USNR (Ret.) CART Francis K. Dufiy, USN (Ret.) MI. Heniy R Egm MI. Joseph A. Eppohto Mt James F Fitzgerald II CAPT RobertV Gamba, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert E. Gasset USN (Ret.) CDR Robert N. Gnffin, USN (Ret.) CAPT John F Grodi, USN (Ret.) Mr.Wanen G. Hahn * Mr. Roger A. Harris CAPTWUhamJ. Hastie, USN (Ret.) CART Harold E. Henmng, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Denms J. Hickey IV, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Frederick N.Jerdmg, USN (Ret.) CDR Frmcis D. Kay USN (Ret.) CAPT Lawrence W Lavely USN CDR Porter Lewis,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward B. Longton CAPT Robert E. McAfee, USNR (Ret.) CDR Charles E. McCaskUl,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Ralph G. McClanen, USNR (Ret.) LCDRThomasWMcClure,USN (Ret.) RADM Thomas A. Memicke, USN (Ret.) CAPT Douglas K. MenUdieim, USN (Ret.) Mr. Malcohn Murray CAPT Robert E. Osmon, USNR (Ret.) CDR Robert G. Pearce, USN CDR John A. Pediick II, USN (Ret.) CAPT Roy G. RUey USN (Ret.) Mr. George H. Rudy III LCDR John F Ruhsenberget USN (Ret.) Mr. PaulJ. Sanner LCDR Sidney L. Scra^ III, USNR (Ret.) CDR Richard S. Shawkey USN (Ret.) Mr. Brim M. Shea CDR Howard L. Sipple,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Henry von Kohiilz,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR MUton W.Weavet USN (Ret.) Lt Col Salvatore A. Zaccagmno, USAF (Ret.)

Donor LCDR JamesW AUen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gary D. BaUard Mr. Glenn L. Barton CDR James C. Beam, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert W. BeU, Jt CAPT Jerome E.Benson, USNR (Ret.) Maj Alfred H. Bivens, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Ronald J. Booth, USN (Ret.) * CDR Robert J. Bownim, USN (Ret.) Dt George A. Bray CAPT Donald E. Broadfield, USN (Ret.) CAPT Roy R. Buehlet USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert A. Byrne, USNR (Ret.) Mr. WUham E. Callaway Jt Mr. Spencer Cleveland CDR Charles R. CoUicott, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles I. Cook, USN (Ret.) CAPTAndrewG.Cottemim,Sr,USN(Ret.) CAPTWUhmi D. Cravet USN (Ret.) LCDR Walter S. CumeUa, USNR

Mr. Richard B. Davis Mt Francis X. Delmo LCDR George E. Denn,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. David G. Derbes Mr. Gary T. DUweg Lt Col Thomas E. Doherty, USAF CAPT George W DovveU III, USN (Ret.) CAPT James T EUertsen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Melvm A. FuUcerson CDR DavidW. Geet USN Mr. Lewis C. GUlett,Jt Mtjon H. Graf CAPT Samuel J. Greenberg, USNR (Ret.) Mt EigU L. Hmsen Mr. Robert R. Harlan Col R. Darnel Hastings, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Paul C. Hazucha, USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas A. Head, USN Mr. ManhaU L. Heard CART Lewis E. fiUdet USN (Ret.) Mr. James J. Hogm CAPT Robert J. Imuca, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham T. Inderhed, USN (Ret.) LCDR Fredenck B.Johnson, USNR (Ret.) CAPT David G. Kalb, USN (Ret.) Mr. Angelo N. Karampelas CAPT Ronald L. Koontz, USN (Ret.) Mr. James E. Kovacevich * CART Lenms L. Lammen, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michaelj. Lees, USN (Ret.) LCDR Guard T Lew, USN (Ret.) • LCDR Harry C. Lewis, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUliam E. Lewis,Jt Mr. Walter J. Lippold Mr. Ronald E ManhaU • CDR Robert D. MattUka, USN (Ret.) Mr. David Mayen,Jt MG John H. McDonald, USA Col Samuel C. McKee, USMC (Ret.) CAPT John M. McNabb, USN CDR WUham WMedans, USN (Ret) CDR Michael H. MerrUl, USN (Ret.) CAPT Gerald A. Nelson, USN (Ret.) Mr.JayA. Newbern LCDR Paul S. Norton, USN (Ret.) LtCol Ahn L. Ort USMC (Ret.) LCDR Edwm F Rarsons,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Harold A. Petenon, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Paul H. Ploeger III CAPT Byron L. Powen,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard C. Ravetta, USNR Mr. Forrest T. Rhodes LtCol Howard L. Richey USMC (Ret.) CART Henry J. Rinnert,USN Mr. Joseph R. Rosengren Mr.WUhmi J. RusseU Mr. Kevin T. Ryan * Mr. Donald W Smders Mr.JohnJ. Smmcci, St CART John A. Schiiudt, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhaniA. Schroeder III Mr. Chfford F Schumann • CDR Frederick A. Schwetjt, USNR Mr. Freemm R. Shavyjr CDR Charles J. Sinmions, USN (Ret.) CDR Walter 1. Smits,USNR (Ret.) Maj Harold D. SuUivm, USMC (Ret.) CART John H.Tait USNR (Ret.) CAPT Lewis H.Thaines, USN Mr.WUham E.Thomas CAPTJesusB.Tupaz,USN (Ret.) LCDR Kenneth A.Vaughn, USN (Ret.) CDR Edward TWaUcetJt, USN (Ret.)

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SHIMNI DONORS Mr. Robert C.WaUcer LCDR LoweU E.Webb, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jmies TWorthmgton n,USN (Ret) Dt David J.Young

1961 Total Class Giving - $354,417 Average Gift - $1,151 Participation - 47.87%

President's Circle (§2,500 and above) LCDR John E.AideU III, USNR CAPT J. HoUis Bovvet Jt, USN (Ret.) RADMAihngton F CampbeU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert R. Denis, USN (Ret) • CAPT Richaid C. Drammond, USNR (Ret) Lt Col ChailesW Duke,Jt, USAFR (Ret.) MI. Bermo M. Genon CAPT WUham A. Hartmm, USN (Ret.) LCDR Jmies C. HeUauetUSN (Ret.) RADMVugU L. HUl,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR James D Hodde, USNR (Ret) CDR Jmies S. Ibach, USN (Ret.) * CAPT James D.Joynei, USN (Ret.) MI. Richaid J. Kievit • CAPT md Mn. Hany L. Lara CAPT ChariesW Lymmffl.LISNR(Ret) * RADM Darnel P Match, USN (Ret.) RADM Edwaid S. McGinley n, USN (Ret.) MI. Thomas W MitcheU Mr. Dennis J. Moore Mr. Michaelj. Moore Mr. WUham M. Moore, Jt Mr. Emest C. Moreno Mr. Frank A. Morrow Mr. Richard A. Normm Mr.John R. O'Coimor CAPT Roger R Onorati, USN (Ret.) CAPT J. S. Perry, USN (Ret.) RADM Kent Riffey, USN (Ret) Mr. Stanley R. Roman CAPT Michael C. Rodi, USN (Ret.) CAPT Arthur E. Rowe, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Christopher R. Seelbach Mr. RaeseV. Sunpson CART Jenold M. Smitfi, USNR (Ret.) RADM Jerome F Smidi, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham D Sttaight USN (Ret.) VADM Edward M. Steaw SC, USN (Ret.) LDCR David H. Sttyket USN (Ret.) CAPT Frederick Tnggs III, USN (Ret.) CART Dudley DWUliams III, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Thomas C.WmmtUSN (Ret.) * Mr. Howard T.Wmfree Mr. Geoige E.Youmans

Herndon Club (§1,000-§2,499) Col Charles T Ackermm,USAF (Ret.) Mr. Joseph J. AUegrettn CAPTJoseph M. BeUino, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Michael D. Bradley USN (Ret.) • Col Ronald L. Carlberg, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Thomas W Diekmaim Mr.J. Kenneth Dixner Mr. Darrel E. Gonyea LCDR Michael T Godiie, USNR Mr. Aim G. Greer RADM Wallace N. Gudine,Jt, USNR (Ret.)

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CAPT Robert W Hoag II, USN (Ret.) CAPT RichardW HoUy USN (Ret.) CAPT Edgar D Hux, USN (Ret.) Mr. Stanley H.Jones Mr. WUham F Leeson * CAPT Jmies A. LupetUSN (Ret.) Mr. Andrew G. McFadden * Mr. Ernest C. Moreno Mr. Robert D. Nichol * LtCol Fred J. Palumbo, USMC (Ret.) CDR Jmies M.Quarles,USN (Ret.) CART Robert W. Sheret USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert C. Snudi, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jesse J. Stewart Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR David H. StryketUSN (Ret.) * Mr. Gayle R.Thompson * Mr.John J.Valeno CDRJ.A.WaUcetUSN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas J. White * CDR Richard M.WhimeyJt.USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} Mr. James D. Black Col WUham R. Campbell,Jt, USMC (Ret.) CAPT NeU S. Cams, USN (Ret.) CART Brace W ChurchUl, USN (Ret.) LCDR Ernest L. DeSha, USN (Ret.) Mr.Alfred G. Dessayer • CAPT Andiony E. bighton,Jt, USNR * CART Walter S. Draper FV, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward J. Eninger III * Col Charles E. Ganhiet USA (Ret.) CDR Donald R GrinneU, USN (Ret.) CDR Gordon E. Guentet USNR (Ret.) Mr. Timothy M. KeUy Mr. James R. Kenvick,Jt LT Richani L. Kibbe,Jt, USN * Prof Paul R. Memdoifei CART Howaid E. Kuhns, USN (Ret.) MI. Paul Lang CDR WUham J. LaufenweUer III, USN Col John Lecoinu, USMC (Ret.) MI. Stanley J. Lepo MI. Thomas M. Maikley • LCDR Robert J. McLaughhn, USN (Ret.) Col Michael M. McMUlm, USAF (Ret.) MI. John G. Mmtiens Mr.John C. Morris,Jt CDR Christopher O. Nichols, USN (Ret.) Col John A. PhUhps, USAF (Ret.) CAPT James C. Richardson,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert E. Rosdahl, USNR (Ret.) * Mr.Jerome C. Rosenberger Mr.Joseph M. SuUivm CAPT Frank A.Visted, USN (Ret.) LCDR Jack R.WUhanis,USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CART GaryA.AbreU,USNR * CDR Joseph C. Benedict USN (Ret) CDR Jerry H. Bhck, USN (Ret.) CART NeU Block, USNR (Ret.) LCDR LarryJ.Bodiford,USN (Ret.) CART Charles R.Bubeck, USN (Ret.) CAPT DavidV Buike,Jt, USN (Ret.) Maj Frank Butsko IV, USMC (Ret.) MI. Kent R. Chastam Mr. MarshaU D. Clary RADM Isaiah C. Cole, USN (Ret.)

LtCol Lawrence C. Cox, USAF (Ret.) • CDR DouglasV Crabbe,Jt, USN (Ret.) LtCol Charles E. Davis, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Edward T. Decker Mr. Earl L. Diamond Col Mark S. Dittrich, USAFR (Ret.) * CDR Aim H. Donn, USN (Ret.) CDR Frankhn D. Duff PE, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard J. Dunn Mr. Earl W Dunsmoot Jt CAPT James R. Edgar, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Andiony C. Esau, USN (Ret.) t CAPT Frmcis M. Gambacorta,Jt, USN CAPT Grmt R. Ganitson, USN (Ret.) DtD. Clark Gibbs CAPT Robert P Glover, USN (Ret.) Dt Petei W. Greenwood MI. Raymond A. Hansen, Jt CDR Robert S. HUl,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas E. Hmton, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert G. Hoffinan CAPT NeU E. Holben, USN (Ret.) CAPT AUison J. Hohfield,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph A. Kiel, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi F Klumpp CAPT Ira E. Livmgston, USN (Ret.) CDR James R Long, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Thomas P. Manning, Jt CAPTThomas M.McNicholas,Jt,USN (Ret) CAPT Dudley B. Moore III, USNR (Ret) Rev. John K. Morris Mr. Jmies H. Nutt CDR EdvvarciJ. O'Bnen ffl,USN (Ret) * LCDR WUham E O'Connot USNR (Ret) Mr. Jeremiah T. O'DonneU Mr. Clarence M. Pamtet Jt Maj George H. Raroha, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Christopher B. Robbins, USN (Ret.) Mr. Melvin M. Romine * Mr. Robert W Sample, Jt Mr. Robert E SeUan,Jt CAPT Aim E. Smidi, USN (Ret) Mr.WaUace H. Snyder Mr. Harold E. Spooner CDR Charles M. St. Laurent, USN (Ret.) CAPT Kennedi R. Sydovy USN (Ret.) Mr. Gerald R.VmderbUt Mr. David R West LCDR Raymond J. WUson, USN (Ret.) Mr.Alan FWright

Donor CAPT Benjamm E. AUen.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lormy D. Andenon * LCDR John C.Arnold, USN (Ret.) Mr.James L. Avmt RADM Jon M. Bart USN (Ret) Dr.John O. Bermett CAPT Michael D. Bickel, USN (Ret.) CDRJohnW.Black,USN (Ret.) Mt J<mies S. Bourn CAPT John J. Bramim, USN CAPT James P Breece, USNR LCDR DavidA.Branunented,USN (Ret.) CART Marco J. Bnmo, USN (Ret.) Mr. ManhaU L. Biugess Mr. Robert D. Biuns CART Gary L. Carlson, USNR Mr. Jmies V. Cavmaugh CAPT Donald M. Clumi, USN Mt Thomas R. CochUl II Mr.AlmJ. Conboy

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Mr. Richard L. Cook Mr. Thomas S. Corboy CAPT Kennedi G. Craig, USN (Ret.) Mr. Peter J. Danna,Jt CAPT John M. Davis, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Robert T Davis II, USN (Ret.) Rev Dale D. Dem CDR David T Dem, USN (Ret.) CAPT Joel RW. Decket USN (Ret.) MI. Chailes R. Dermeyjt MI. Nelson C. DePanee LTC Denms E. Doherty, USAR (Ret.) CDR Robert O. Duhn,Jt, USNR (Ret.) LtCol Chffoid R. Dunnmg, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Eugene S. Dvoirack, USN LCDR Charles W Eddms, USN (Ret.) Mr.John H. Edson CDR Jon K. EUiott, USN (Ret) CDR WUham S. Emmerich, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles M. Ernst CAPT Fredenck A. Fariiet USN (Ret.) CAPT Ted R Fenno, USN (Ret.) Mr. PeterW Femso, St CAPT Robert S. Fitch, USN (Ret.) LT Stuart TFreeknd, USN CDR Ehner J. Galbraidi,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. G. Curtis Gibby Mr. Charles E. GUe CAPT Robert N. Giuffireda, USN (Ret) Lt ColVaughn K. Grace, USAF (Ret) Mr. James D. Grabei LCDR Domenic R Guemero, USN (Ret.) LT John TGuduie, USN LCDR Robert C. Hanson, USN (Ret) MI. Harold E. Haiden LtCol James A. Hart, USMC (Ret) CAPT Junmy D. Hendenon, USN (Ret) CAPT Robert E Hoffoid,USN (Ret) MI. Douglas P. Holbrook CART Charles C. Holcomb, USN (Ret.) CDR Rmdolph J. Horhutz, USN (Ret) Mr. Daniel J. Houton MI. Nelson D. Huhne DtAlfredD.Hurt,Jr MI. Dennis H. Iilbeck CDR Frank A.Jones,Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. Dermis P.Joyce Mr.Alfired R.Jovner LT Joseph T Kavanagh, USNR Mt Jacbon WT. Kennedy CAPT Jared P Kennedy, USNR Mr. George J. Kieny CAPT Robert L. Khne, USN (Ret.) Mr. Alexmder B. Komoroske,Jt * Col Clems B. Kuhla, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Richard A. Lamporte, USN (Ret.) Mr. Luther L. Landin Mr. Theodore E Langvvorthy Mr. Herbert J. Lantz,Jt Dt Jmies M. Laster CAPT Andiony F Lazzaietti, USNR (Ret.) LtCol Frederick E.Lewis,USMC (Ret.) Mt H. E. Logm • LtCol Melvin H. Long, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Larry L. Lubbs, USN (Ret.) Mt Edwaid J. Lutz,Jt MtThonias W Lynch Mt Rodeiick L. MacDonald Dt WUhmi F Mackey Mt LoweU L. Martin Mt Harry A. Marxen CDR Joseph A. Matalavage, USN (Ret.)

Mr.John Matechak CAPT Brace E. Maxon,USN (Ret.) LCDR Alfred A. Maybach,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Stephen M. Mayim Col John B. McDonald, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Michaelj. McMahon Mr.John R McQuade III Mr. Harold R. Melendy * CAPT George H.Mensch,USN (Ret.) LCDR James T Meignet USN (Ret.) Lt Col PhUip W MenUl, USAF (Ret.) CDR Robert E. Metcalf, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles R MetzletJt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Eugene E. MitcheU CDR Sanford N. Mock, USN (Ret.) Mt. Maik W Moore CDR Richani A. Morgm, USN (Ret.) CAPT George E. Monovy USNR RADM Paul D. .Moses, St, USN (Ret.) RADM WUham E. Newman, USN (Ret.) Mr. James F Noonan Mr. Clarence J. Nosal CAPT Henry R. Ochel, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Herndon A. Ohver III, USN (Ret.) LCDR Stephen J. Olzuisb, USN (Ret.) Dr. Phihp J. Oppenhekner CDR Andiony H. PassareUa, USN (Ret.) Lt Col George H. Podrask7, USAF (Ret.) CART John M. Quartennan,Jt, USN (Ret.) .Mr. Kurt A Rohdenberg Col Richard B. RodiweU, USMC (Ret.) LTG Darnel R. Schroedet USA (Ret.) CART Henry J. Schwirt2, USN (Ret.) Mr. Guarino J. Seraly Maj Brace Shapuo, USMC (Ret.) Mr.JohnJ. Sheahan CAPT James E. Shevyjt, USN (Ret) LCDR Robert D. Shupe, USN (Ret.) CW4 George R. Smimons,AUS (Ret.) CAPT John B. Smidi, USNR Mr. Richard D. Sylvestet Jt CAPT Kennedi L.Vm Sickle, USN (Ret) CAPT CharlesW R.Von Radesky II, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gordon WWacker CDR Mark H.Waggonet USN (Ret.) CDR Richard J. WaUace, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Donald WWard Mn. Robert M.Wasserman CAPT Rodney K.Watterson, USN (Ret.) Col Malcohn WWehrung W, USMC Mr. Barry S. Wunberley * CDR Ned C.Woffe, USN (Ret.) LtCol Ralph A. Zimmermm, USMC (Ret.)

1962 Total Class Giving - $396,378 Average Gift - $1,519 Participation - 39.70%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CAPT Ronald I. BeU, USNR (Ret.) CAPT James S. Bewick, USNR (Ret.) Opt Malcohn K. Beyer,Jt, USMCR (Ret.) Mr. Bryce G. Billings Mr. Robert WBolstetJt RADM Stephen K. Chadwick, USN (Ret.) .Mr. Gregory A. Chauncey Mr. Robert S. Clmcy CAPT James M. Coopenmith, St, USNR (Ret.) *

Mr. Douglas L. Cotton CARTJmiesW. Donahue,USNR (Ret.) Mr. Darnel R. Dunn Mr.ArdiurW Fisher III CAPT Jmies A. Hemmg,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard M. Fry Col WUhmi R. Gage, USMC (Ret.) • CDRJohn M. Gluck, USN (Ret.) Dt Arnold N. Hafiier CDR Jack E. HamUton, USN (Ret.) Maj Gen Donald G. Hani, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Raymond J. Harms RADM WUhmi A. Heme III, USNR (Ret) CDRJohn C. Hmkle,USN (Ret.) CAPT DavidW Hoffinm, USN (Ret.) CARTE F Hughes,Jt, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Raul D. Himt,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham H. Ise, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi H. Kinan,Jt LCDR ChailesJ.KoebetUSN (Ret.) VADM Harold M. Koenig MC, USN Mr. Leonard E. Leetzow,Jt CAPT Robert J. Lewis, USN (Ret.) Mr. Broob T. Mmcmi CAPT David M. .Mayfield, USNR (Ret.) Mr.Cori3mA.McNeUl,Jt Col Donald G. MUlet USMC (Ret.) RADM John T Nattet USN (Ret.) RADM PhUhp R. Olson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raul W Pendorf Mr. Howard Pmskey CAPT Dayton W Ritt, USN (Ret.) Mr. PhUhp G. Saunden * LCDR Raymond M. Sisk,Jt, USNR (Ret.) ADM Lei^tonW. Sniidi,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Louis E.Thomassy,Jt,USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert N.TidbaU, USNR (Ret.) CDR Richard C.Tremot USN (Ret.) CDR Walter FWeUiam,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr.John E.Wertm III

Herndon Club (§1000 • $2,499} Mr. James N.Agamaite Mr. Edward C. Archer * CART Jerry M. Blesch, USN (Ret.) CDR Noeiw Brown, USN (Ret.) * Col Thomas E. Burch, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Robert H. Champion Col Donald E. Christy, USMC (Ret.) CART Edward J. Clarke, USN (Ret.) * MI. Ralston R Cole LtCol Robert G. Dawson, USMC (Ret.) BGen ThomasV Draude, USMC (Ret) LCDR Jerome C. Fntz, USNR (Ret.) CDR Paul E. Galmti, USN (Ret.) RADMW Lewis Glenn,Jt, USN (Ret.) MI. Thane D. Hawkins CDR WUham S C. Hoffinan, USN (Ret.) • CDR Frank W Hughes, USN (Ret.) • .Mr.John T.Jacbon III • Mr. Kermeth R.Jacobson Mr. Charles E. Laughlin Mr.WUhmi H. Levings II RADM Frederick L. Lewis, USN (Ret.) Mr.Jacob M.Meckler Col Robert G. MoneU, USAF (Ret.) CDR Roy I. Newton, USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert L. O'ConneU, USNR Mr. Richard N. RacouUlat CAPT John T Regm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald W Rhodes*

Col John W Ripley USMC (Ret.) Mr. Edward Rogas,Jt CDR Ralph L. Sma,USN (Ret.) * Mr. Laurence E. Senn Mr. Gordon E.Valentine * RADM George FA.WagnetUSN (Ret.) • CAPT Donald E.Waddns, USN (Ret.) • Mr. Joseph J. Wuikler Mr. Robert R.Yohmm

John Paul Jones Club (§500 • $999} Mr. Michael G. Abercrombie CAPT Charles H. Bowen, USNR (Ret.) CDR WUhmi T BnmeUe, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn H. BudetUSN (Ret.) CDR Frmcis R Cleary, USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas R. Conrey USN (Ret.) CAPT Clarence M. Comforth,USNR (Ret.) CDR Stephen C. Croob, USN (Ret.) Mr. RobertV DeMarco LtCol C.H. Denms, USMC (Ret.) * Col Frederick L. Diettich, USAF (Ret.) LCDR John C. EUet USN (Ret.) CDRJohn R.EUis,USN (Ret.) • LCDR Peter S. Gmgras, USN (Ret.) RADM David M. Goebel, USN CAPT Richard J. Hayes, USN (Ret.) CAPT RusseU J. Henry, USN (Ret.) LCDRJamesJ.HometUSN (Ret) * Col Dennis E. Huff, USAF (Ret.) CARTJerryA.Kotchka,USN (Ret.) * Mr. James D. Lucas, Jt CAPTJ.A. ManhaU, USN (Ret.) LCDR Brim D. Monaghm, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Aim R. More, USN (Ret.) Mr. Denton J. C. Nelson CART Guy D. Nickenon, USNR (Ret.) CAPT ManmJ. O'Bnen, USNR (Ret.) CDR Robert E. Partt-ick, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Michael M. Raggett, USN (Ret.) CAPT Hugh M. Ravvls,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR Joseph D. Runnels, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard L. Simmons CAPT Bradford D. Smidi, USNR (Ret.) • VADM Robert J. Spme, USN (Ret.) Maj WUham R.ThunbyJt, USAF (Ret.) CARTA.RaulTuUyJtSC,USN (Ret) * RADM WUham L.Vmcent, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mr. Jon D.Armmttout • CDR David RAmold, USN (Ret.) CAPT James B. BuindeUi, USNR (Ret.) LCDR RufrisTBurges,Jt,USN (Ret) Mr. George M. Clelmd III Mr.John N. CosteUo, St CDR Robert L. Ditchey USNR (Ret.) CDR WeUs B. Doty, USN (Ret.) LCDR WUham A. Eldred, USN (Ret.) CDR Gerard D. FaneU,USNR (Ret.) CDR Michael L. Fostet USNR (Ret.) CDR Thomas C. Grzymah, USN (Ret.) CAPT RhUhp H. Hanmgton, USN (Ret.) Mr. Paul R. Harvey CDR Robert L. Hicb, USN (Ret.) CAPT James B. HUchborn, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas K. Hitchcock CAPT Raul D. Hurst, USN (Ret.) Mr. Stephen L. Kehl Mr. Richard C.Lee

Dt Robert A. Majesb CAPT Walter R Martm, USN (Ret.) Mr. JamesV MaseUa,Jt Mr. Thomas M. Mustin LCDR Carl F Nardone, USNR (Ret.) CART Fredrick E. PerrUl, USN (Ret.) CDR Emery A. Reistettet USN (Ret.) Col James E. Robeits, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Henry W Schwartz, USN (Ret.) Mr. Millard J. Searcy, Jt CDR LinnT Shoup, USN (Ret.) RADMThomas E. Stone,USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward C.Thomas,Jt * CAPT Michael C.Tiemm, USN (Ret.) RADM GuUlermoVTuado, PVN (Ret.) CAPT CarmmeTortora, USN (Ret.) Mr. Frank Wagner CAPT Richard Waite rV,USNR (Ret.) CART George R.Watermm, USN (Ret.) Mr. ClarkJ.WUhams, RE. CAPT David D.WUhams, USN (Ret) CDR James R.Woods, USN (Ret.) A4r. Andrew R. Zagayko * Mr. R. P. Zimmerman, Jt Col Paul E. Zumbro, USAF (Ret.) *

Donor BGen John C.Arick,USMC (Ret.) Mr. Fredrick H. Badger CDR James L. Bagbyjt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward R Barker Mr. Wayne A. Barner CART Robert C. Bates, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ralph E. Beedle, USN (Ret.) Mr. Joseph C. Benzing Col Robert L. Bosset USAF (Ret.) CAPT Hennm T Brmdon, USN (Ret.) CDR Richard B.Brodehl, USN (Ret.) Mr.Jack M.Brown Mr. Robert M. Byrne LCDR Alden B. Chace,Jt, USN (Ret.) • Col WUham G. Chavanne, USAF (Ret.) Dt Ralph R. Chesson, Jt CAPT David G. Clark, USN (Ret.) Mr. Neal S. ConneUy Mr. Hany D Cooke III Col Fred F Corbahs,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Donald T.Coughhn Maj Edward B. Dmbet USAF (Ret.) Mr. Stephen L. Denson * LCDR Calvm R. Dunlap III, USN (Ret.) CAPTJoseph L. Epstem,USNR (Ret.) • Mr. Martui J. Farber CART FredY FeUows III, USN CDR Nicholas M. Fernttr, USN (Ret.) CAPT MyronT Hemmg.Jt,USNR (Ret.) Mr.Wayne H. Frmcis Col Roger N. Fritzel, USAF (Ret.) Estate of CDRWiIiam L Fulton R USN (Ret) LCDR George W Futch, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas D. GaUagher * CAPTJoseph C. Gamboa, USNR (Ret.) CDR James H. Gaul, USN (Ret.) LCDR Richard S. Gordon, USN (Ret.) CDR Karl R. Graf, USN (Ret.) Ms .Victoria S. Gray CAPT Robert R Greenman, USN (Ret.) Mr.John Guidubaldi Mr. Robert J. Guyon CART John L. Hammer III, USN (Ret.) Col James W. Hanby USAF (Ret.) ColWUhamA.HessetUSMC (Ret.) LCDR John F Hewitt, St, USN (Ret.)

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QMNI D O N O R S President's Circle

Robert Crown Center On 16 April 2004, more than 300 Alumni and friends attended the formal rededication ofthe Robert Crown Center atthe Naval Academy after a 15-month renovation and expansion.

The Center was built in 1974 with private funds donated by the Crown family to serve as the headquarters for the Academy's sailing program and to house the Intercollegiate Sailing Hall of Fame. Over the last 30 years, the sailing program grew beyond the Crown Center's capacity to support it, which drove the need for expanded classrooms, conference, offices and other facilities.

The Center is named in honor of Captain Robert Crown, a dedicated supporter ofthe Navy who served as national president ofthe Navy League ofthe United States from 1961 to 1963, and chairman ofthe Navy League's Advisor/ Council from 1963 to 1965. He was twice awarded the Navy's Distinguished Public Service Award, which is the highest award the Navy can bestow upon a civilian.

.Mr. James A. HoneyweU CAPT James F Jordm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Emest R. KaUus, USNR (Ret) CAPT John R KeUy, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert J. KenneDyJt, USN (Ret.) .Mr. David S. Kiernan .Mr.Alan R. H o s t Rev WUham .M. Krulak Mr. Donald J. Kunkel Mr. Robert R Kuncz Mr. David Kurshan Col James M. Labnola, USAF (Ret.) Mr.Jerome E. Lanen Mr. Lawrence K. Letteney CAPT Richari A. Lffe, USN (Ret.) CAPT Frank H. MaUen, USN (Ret.) MI. Edwaid B. Mann, Jt MI. Anthony Manzo CDR Robert McLem, USN (Ret.) RADM Thomas A. Mercet USN (Ret.) CAPTVictoi A. Meyet USNR (Ret.) Maj Michaelj. Miga, USAF (Ret.) MI. Hany Monroe III Mr. Jerry W Munger LCDR Charies K Norton,Jr, USNR (Ret) * CDR Stephen C. Nysttom,USN (Ret.) CDR Robert H. Owen, USN (Ret.) CAPT George B. PhUhps,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDRJohn T Qumn, USN (Ret)

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Mr. Thomas M. ReUly Mr. Richard B. Rice Mr. Joseph T. Roberts COL Thomas C. Roberts III, USA (Ret.) LCDR Jon Rueckert USN (Ret.) LCDR Frankhn J. Smidi III, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham E Story, USN CAPTWUham O. Smbbs.Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Donald M.Tobolsb, USN (Ret.) Dt Myion D.Tremaine CAPT RichardWTnpp,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR Dennis A.Veidi, USNR (Ret.) CDRJohn S.VoUc II,USN (Ret.) CAPT Bernard E.Walsh, USN (Ret.) CART Richard E.Westbrook, USN (Ret.) Dt Robert R.Westerman Mr. Christopher T.White CART John D.White II, USN (Ret.) Rev Harold DWUson CDR WUham L.WunderlyJt, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Andiony M.YannareUa, USAF (Ret)

1963 Total Class Giving - $2,332,303 Average Gift - $9,367 Participation - 36.95%

(§2,500 and above) Mr. WUliam G. Andenon Mr. Richaid L.Anedlund Lt Col Michael A Blackledge, USAF (Ret) • Mr.CecUL.BhcbveU,Jt Mr. Michael R. Bonsignore Mr. Michael B. Brac\Mr. John M. Colyet Jt CDR Joseph T Cook, USNR (Ret) CDR Antomo F De Smtis, USNR (Ret) • CDR Jmies .M. DeFrmaa, USNR (Ret.) Mr.John E. Dolby Jt VADM WUham A. Eametjt, USN (Ret.) Col Richard W. Elsworth, USMC (Ret.) MI. Arnold Glassner .Mr.Alfred L . G r i ^ Mr. Darnel K. HennessvMr. Henry C. Hinch * CAPT Frank C. Hohnes, USN (Ret) Mr. Bernard J. KeUey Jt * Mr. Ronald J. Klenuck CAPT Geoige R. Leevet USNR (Ret) RADM Larry R. Marsh, USN (Ret.) Mr.KentA.Ma.xfieldIII Mr. RogerW. Mehle CDR Kennedi SMet\inei;USNR (Ret) and Mn. Smdra Metviner CDR Richard J. MUes, USN (Ret.) Mr. Nicholas J. Nerangis Capt Peter S. Optekai, US.MC (Ret) CAPTWUhmi L. Penn, USNR MI. Michael A. Pero,Jt * MI. David B. Puckett Col Darvi L. Rabert USMCR (Ret) CDR Fonest N. Sibmtjt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles A. Spadafora Mr.J. Ronald Tenvilhger Mr. Douglas O.Tozour RADM George D.Vaughm, USNR LCDR Chester G.White,Jt, USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club (§1,000-§2,499) LCDR Charles E.Adams, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward C. Brady CART C.Joseph Bustammte, USN (Ret.) Mn. Anthony J. Celebrczze,Jt MI. Petei J. Chaney RADM Dennis R. Conley USN (Ret.) CAPT Franas L. Daveyjt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Fehx E. de Gohm III, USNR (Ret.) LT Lawience L. Giaham,Jt, USN (Ret.) MI. Michaelj. Hainim CAPT G.Aim HeUaweU,Jt, USNRR CAPT FranasW HUton,Jt, USN (Ret.) MI. Michael R.Jacqrain MI. Ronald A. Janis • CAPT Waltei R. Keen, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Darnel J. Koczui, USN (Ret.) MI. Michael N. McDeimon CDR Clavton K. Mone, USN (Ret.) MI. Richaid E. Omohundro, It Estate of Col Ronald E. ReUiel, USAFR VADM David B. Robmson, USN (Ret.) MI. Richaid B. Rogen CAPT Donald R. Sheaffet USN (Ret.) CAPT Petei W Soverel, USN (Ret.) Dt Craig L.Thrasher Mr. Douglas O.Tozour Mr. Ardiur H.Weidner

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CAPT Frank R.Whalen, USN CAPT Richard H.WUhams, USN CDR James K. WUhamson, USNR (Ret) •

John Paul Jones Club ($500 • $999) CAPTThomas J. Batzel, USN (Ret.) • Mr.John C. Bender Mr. Robert J. Bridgeman LCDR Peter A. Browne, USN (Ret) Mr. Richard WBuelovv * LCDR Perer C. Cairodien, USN • MI. Stephen H. Coestei * CAPTJoseph S. CoUms,USNR (Ret) The Honorable Stephen M. Duncan Col Joseph .M. Favot USMCR (Ret) MI. James C. Garde * Mr.WiUiam D Gunn LCDR Thomas C. Heslop, USN (Ret) Mr.James R. Koehn Lt Col Stephen C. Leisge, USAF (Ret) Mr. Brace B. Lenz CDR JaryW Lewis, USN (Ret.) • Lt Col Lee H. Livingston, USAF (Ret) t Mn. .Martha P. Livingston CART Geoige R Love IH.USN Dt Robert G. .MUler Mr.Wavne O. Mosher • Mr. James P. Newberry II LCDR Geoige E Nolan, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert B. Otis. USN (Ret) CART Bernard L. Patteison ID. USN (Ret) CRT Robert E. Pranglev; USA MI. Benjamin D. Redd, Jt MI. James E. P. Ring Mr. Robert A. Schaefer * Mr.HughE.SchaU Mr. Michael H. SheUey Mr. Robert E. Simmonds MI. Harold G. Smith, Jt CAPT Ralph H. StovrelJt.USN (Ret.) RAD.M Joseph C. Strasset USN (Ret) Mr. Charles D Stubbs CAPTVernon H.Von Sydow,USN (Ret) LCDR Roy D.Warren. USN (Ret) .Mr. Ronald l.WUls RAD.M Richani A. WUson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Juhan .M.Wnght,Jt, USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} CDR Larrv- R. Adanson, USN (Ret) Mr. Creighton E. Barton CDR Robert E Beckham, USN (Ret) Mr.John R.Boley Mr. Harold A. Breard, It CAPT Brim E CmipbeU. USNR CDR Ben Cole SC, USN (Ret.) CDR Michael T Corgm, USN Mr. Theodore J. DelGaizo CART John H. DenveUet USNR (Ret.) CAPT Peter T Deurermann, USN CAPT Bradley D. Eichont USPHS Dt WUhmi T EUison CAPT James D. Fontana, USN (Ret) Mr. Robert D. Fonter Mr. Joseph F FosseUa CDR Jmies E. GUI, USN (Ret.) Mr.JoluiW Govvens II Mr.WUhmi E. Gralimtjt LCDR Donald E. Grant, USNR CAPT PhUip S. Gubbins, USN (Ret.)

The Honorable Thomas F. Hall MI. Ben W Hams LCDR Charles F Helspet USN (Ret.) CART David N.HiUl, USN CAPTWUhmi S.Johnson rV,USN (Ret.) • CDRJenyW.Jordm. USN (Ret.) CDR Eugene G. Kreuuk, USN (Ret.) Mr.Joseph S. Longo.Jt Mr. S.Joseph LoPresti CAPTWUhmi R.McCann,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert G. Newton Mr. Michael R Obsitnik LCDR Winduop B. Oigera, USNR CAPT Don G. Palen. USN (Ret.) CART John T. Pessoney USN Mr. David C.Reff CDR Edward A. Rucknet Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jon R Scott, USN (Ret) Mr. Richard J. Shanley CART JohnW. Sheelim,Jt, USN (Ret) CAPTThomas R. Shendan,USN CDR James M. ShuU,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr.Alan R.Sim LCDR lames C. Suiter, USN (Ret.) CAPT Selden M. SmaU, USN CAPT Envin F Storz, USNR CAPT Wade H.Taylor III, USN Mr. George P. Tracy. St • CART James R.TumetUSN (Ret.) Mr. Robert L.VanBuren * CAPT A E. Walriiet USN (Ret.) .Mr. Donald-M.White.Jt CAPT Michael KLWhittnore, USNR (Ret) CAPT John G.WUkuison,Jt,USN (Ret.)

Donor Mr.BruceD.A]itt CDRJohn RAuceUa,USN CAPT Lionel A.W Bmda, USNR Mr. Ron Ba,xter CDR Travis N. Beard, USN -Mr. David A Bingemann .MI. Chnton W Bond, Jt CAPTThomas EBowmm IHUSNR (Ret) MI. BuineU A. Brown, Jt CAPT EariFBucb USN CAPT .Melvin L. BunneU, USNR (Ret.) Mr. WUham E. Cole II Col Benus B. Conatset Jt, US.MC (Ret.) CAPT Michael R Cronm, USNR Mr. Roger L. Deegan Mr. James J. DeLong Mr. Charies C.DiBan CAPT MemU H. Domian, USN (Ret.) .Mr.WUham R. Dukes Mr. Leonard M. Eaton VADM George W Emery, USN (Ret.) Mr. Larry T. Farnquist Dr. James A Fisher CDR Emest R. Freeman, USN (Ret.) CAPTVmcentJ.GUroyUSN (Ret.) CAPT David L. Greene, USNR (Ret.) CDR Frmcis C. Gregory, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard E. Guffey Mn.WUliam Gushue,Jt CAPTWUham D. Hahn, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jerry L. Harken,USN (Ret.) Mr. WUson F Hanis.Jt Mr. Robert W Harrison, Jt Mr.Arvm L. HeUman Col George A. Hubet USAF (Ret.) CDR Pattick WJohnson, USN

Mr. Dennis R.Jones Lt Col WUhmi J. K.irpinsb, USAF (Ret.) Mn. Alfred WKenhn Mr.KeidiR.Ker CAPTJ.mies E.KUhm.USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward A. Kolbe Mr. Jmies J. Lamb Mr. Lloyd F LanipeU CDR Glenn RLaury, USN CAPT C. Fhck Logm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael E. Mays, USN CAPT John M. McClure, USN (Ret.) CART Richard B. McKenna, USN Mr. Denis C. Meredith Mr. Jmies A. Metcalfe LCDR DavidW. Meyen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard A. Miehle CDR David B.A. Moore, USN (Ret.) Mr. Chnstopher D Mimger Mr. Robert G.Nobbs CAPT Richaid L. Nutt, USNR (Ret.) LCDR PhUhp E. Rarotti, USNR (Ret.) Col Birney T Pease, USAF (Ret.) Maj Duck K. Praeget USMC Mr. Frank M. Radik Mr. Donald R. Raulston CDRThomas E.Reemehn,USN (Ret.) CDR Keidi E. Reynolds, USN (Ret.) CART David R. Pjley USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas J. Rossa, USNR LTJohnE.Rym,USN CAPT Harry P. Sahnon,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Kenneth T. Smger Mr. Ronald M. Saqui CAPT Ferdmmd .M. Schery, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles M. Schmidt,Jt, USN Mr. Richard L. Sidford Lt Col John R Stafira, USAF (Ret.) Dt James H. Stagenian,Jt Mr. David G. Stephm Mr.James H. Stewart Maj GeraldJ. Soles, USAF (Ret.) CAPT CharlesW. Stone,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Roger E.Tetrault Mr.WUham H.Thompson II Mr.James C.ThoreU Col Richard D.Tomhn,USMC (Ret.) Mr. Charles A.Trabandt CDRJohn M.TraesdeU, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Peter G.Vreelmd CART Ronald FWalten,USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward J. Weaving, Jt Mr.CarlTWestgard Mr. Edward J. WUldnson CDR WUham R.Witeraft, USN (Ret.)

1964 Total Qass Giving - $285,367 Average Gift - $1,041 Participation - 37.65%

The Honorable John H. Dalton Mr. FrederickW.Dau III Mr. RluUip H. David * Mr.WiUiam E. Davis Mr. Richard W Dawson * Mr. Richard L. Earnest RADM Wuiford G. EUis, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edmund J. FarreU * CAPT Frmcis M. Feldimi,USNR (Ret.) Mr. Leroy F Field, Jt Mr. Garimd W Ganett CDRJohn M. Geraghty,USN (Ret.) Mr.John E. Gorman mUDM HowardW. Habemieyetjt, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Erek Jenstad Mr. Stuart C.Johnson CART Stephen H.Jones, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Richard L. Keyser • VADM Ale.xmder J. Krekich, USN (Ret.) Gen Charles C. KnUak, USMC (Ret.) RADM Thomas C. Lynch, USN (Ret.) CAPT James J. Magmn, USNR (Ret.) The Honorable Bernard A. Maguire.Jt CAPT Read B. Mecleary, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Robert B. NeweU,Jt, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Robert A. Orlosky Mr. James A. Ounsworth LtCol Charles A. Rumey III, USMCR Mr. Pattick M. Prout ADM Joseph W.Praehet USN (Ret.) • Dt Norman D. Radtke CDR HughJ.RisseeuvyUSN (Ret.) • CDR WUham R Sargent, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard A. Shapack Gen Joseph D Stewart, USMC (Ret.) RADM Robert Sutton, USN (Ret) Mr. Roger D. Sweeney CART Woodrow W. Vaughan, Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Keidi A.Waldrop CART Leonard R.Wass, USNR (Ret.) * Mr. Enk C.Woods

Herndon Club ($1000-$2,499} ColJohnD.BuckelevyUSMC (Ret.) * CAPT Richard C. Curiey USN (Ret.) Mr. Andrew I. Douglass LCDR Michaelj. Foley USNR Mr. Robert L. Gault Dt Burr C. Hartman Mr. Glenn M. Hodge Estate of CART Edward R. Losure,Jt, USN (Ret.) LT RichardW. Ludden,USNR * Capt Gerald F Morm, USMCR * CART Joseph F Navoy USN (Ret.) Mr. DonaldV. Smith Mr.KarlA.Vogelerlll

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CDR Marion R.Alexmdei;Jt,USN (Ret) CART Thomas J. Barnett, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert C. Bardett, USN Mr. Barry N. Beck LCDR Richard B. Belser III, USN (Ret.) Mr.Janies M. Blackwelder The Honorable WUham K. Boone III CDR Edward E. Brighton,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Chfford T Burgess,Jt, USN (Ret.)

CART Jerold FAndenon, USNR (Ret.) CAPT James S. Baumstark, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Emest L. Blake CDR Steven H. Claassen, USN (Ret.) CAPT Gordon H. Clovy USNR (Ret.) CDR Edward H. Conmt, USN (Ret.) CDR Denms J. ConnoUy USNR (Ret.) CART Asbury Coward IV, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Michael C. Burton, USNR • Mr. Michael P. Caputo LCDR Jmies L. Carlson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Jmies J. Checkett CDR Edward A. Cbdek, USNR (Ret.) CDR Leino B. Corgnati,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi B. CosteUo CAPT Fredenck R. Crawford, USN (Ret.) CAPT Gerald Davis,Jt, USN (Ret.) * CDR Raul R. Dovy USN (Ret.) Mr. George F Eichler Mr. Lawrence G. Elberfeld * Mr.WUhmi J. Fraiib,Jt CART MarcusV Friedmm, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham H. Fugard, USN CAPT Grmt D. FuUcerson, USN (Ret.) Dt Mano G. Gerhardt Mr. Joel Gingiss Mr. Robert C. Glennon Mr. Antonio A. Godinho * CAPT Michael A. Gustavson, USNR Mr. Roy D. Hammock Mr. Richard D. Havican Mr. Charles M. Headi, Jt CAPT George M. Hewitt, USN (Ret.) CDR Frank H. Hiestmd, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael S. Hohnan Mr. Murray Kaplan CAPT Thomas J. KeUey USN (Ret.) CDR Gary E. KeUnet USN (Ret.) LCDR John A. KendaU, USNR LCDR Jmies C. Kraft, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham T. Malin CART John S. ManhaU, USNR (Ret.) CAPT RichardAMcDermott,USNR (Ret) Mrs. Joyce I.MeadowCToft Mr. Robert J. MiUuser CDR Robert J. Mizet USN (Ret.) CART Charles L. Moore III, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lorie A. Moore CART Andrew J. Murphy USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard S. Muti CAPT Moses T Najarim, USN Maj John A. Nordm, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Ole L. Olsen, CEC, USN (Ret.) Mr. Armmd T. Palamcci CART Denms A. Pignotti, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ira T. Price CDRThomas G. Raffo,USNR (Ret.) LCDR Donald J. Ray USN (Ret.) CDR David A. Rem, USN (Ret.) CDR RichardJ. Robbms, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard S. Ruble, Jt CART Brace L. Runberg,USN (Ret.) LCDR Theodore K. Sadmioto, USN (Ret.) Mr. Henry D. Salerno Mt Edward T. Saucier Mr. James R. Seeley CDR Robert M. SUvert,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR Jmies L. Spencer III, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lewis FTaynton * CART Gale E.TreibetUSN (Ret.) CDR David A. Wagnet USNR (Ret.) * Mr. Hubert H.Wright IV

CART David G. Ahern, USN (Ret.) Mr. Noel M. AUen The Honorable L.Wayne Arny III LCDR MarshaU H. Austin,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Fredenck H. Beaudn; USNR (Ret) Mr. Joseph BecheUi

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yMNi D O N O R S CAPT Robert S. BeU, USN (Ret.) • Capt Ronald Bemgo, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Robm Bosworth, USN (Ret.) CAPT PhUip A. Boyer III, USN (Ret.) Dt Lany P. Brown MI. John S. Browning, Jt CAPT Richaid J. Burns, USN (Ret.) Mr. Marcus B. Calhoun,Jt CDRVTmiodiy Cmale,USN (Ret.) CDRWUhmi H. Canon II, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert T. Cassady, J t Maj Michaelj. ChumetUSMCR (Ret.) MI. Chailes M. Coleman, Jt MI. Michael D. Coughhn Col John M. Crenun,Jt,USAF (Ret.) MI.Thomas W Crews III CAPT John A. Dmibaugh, USNR (Ret.) .MI. Robert T Dendy CDRJohnT DonneUy Jt, USN (Ret) MI. Jmies E. Doubles CAPT Arthui R Drennan, USN (Ret.) CDR Tunodiy J. Dnicis, USN (Ret.) MI. Richaid B. Dunn CAPT Tern- L. Earhart, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert W Easton CDR Eric R.Ecbtem,USN (Ret.) CDR Rodmm M. Eddy USN (Ret.) Mr. Frmcis D. Eickbush CART Thomas C. Elsasset USNR (Ret.) CAPT Walter A. Ericson, USN (Ret.) Mr. James P. Fazekas CAPT Paul H. Fenton, USN (Ret.) Mr.John R. Fitzgerald, J t CAPT Paul R. Hetchet USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert R. Fredlund CAPT Douglas R Fuge, USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnW. Garbetjt Dt Albert S. Gaston, J t CAPT Charles R. Gates, USNR (Ret.) CART John Thomas GUniart]n,USN (Ret.) DtRayJ. Golarz Col DavidW Gould, USMCR (Ret.) Capt Paul B. Graves, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Joseph B. Green,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Peter Greenberg CAPT Bernard D. Greeson, USN (Ret.) CDR Ronald I. Gregg, USNR (Ret.) CDR Donald E. Hackett,Jt, USNR CDR WUham R. Hames, USN (Ret.) CDR Frederick S. HaU,Jt, USN (Ret.) Dt Michael T HaU CDR Dale E. Hanson, USN (Ret) Dt J. Scott Harmon Mr. Richard C. Harris CAPTWUham R. Hams, USN (Ret.) Mr. Garry F Hansen Dt Thomas E Hawk CDR O Glenn HerreU, USN Capt Douglas J. Henmarm,USMC (Ret.) Mr.Jeffiey C. Hogan CAPT Matthew A. Huttnaketjt, USN CDRWUhamW.Hylmd,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Joe Ince Mr. Clark R.Jones CAPT Robert D.Jones, USN (Ret.) Mr. Roger M. Keithlyjt Mi.WUham C. KeUyJt Mr.John R Kelsey CAPT Moms M. Kemple,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Jason Kidder LCDR John F Klem, USN (Ret.) Estate of CDR Alfied C. Kosmarit, USN (Ret.)

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CART Ronald M. KreU, USNR (Ret) Mr.John F Lambert Maj David L. Laphmi, USMC VADM Conrad CLautenbachetJt.USN (Ret) CDR Robert W Lauttup, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard D Lee, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Raymond M. Lewis CAPT David Lipscomb, USNR (Ret.) Mr. DavidW Lorenzo CDR Roger K. Lunde, USN (Ret.) Dt Donald L. Lutton CAPT MelviUe H. Lyinm, USN (Ret.) Mr.Theodore C. Lyster III CAPT Rick J. Mahm, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Jmies R. Maidand, USNR (Ret) Dt Pattick M. Malone Mr. Robert WManh Mr. Michael M. Martm Mr. Paul D. McMmus CAPT Raymond T Michehm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Kenneth B. Middleton,Jt CDR Ro T MUanette, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Michael G. MitcheU,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR AUen W Moored, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward J. Murphy CAPT Thomas L. NeweU, USNR CDR Aubrey A. Nichols, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald W Nissley USNR CAPT John A. Nuernbei^et USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L. Povven, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert L. E. Pradi, USN (Ret.) CDR Lawrence E. Probst, USN (Ret.) Mr. Joseph L. Restivo Mr. Robert F Riordan CAPT GlennW. Ritcheyjt, USN CDR Joe M. Saul, USN (Ret.) Mr. Baldwin S. Schmidt CDR Henry C. Schwemntjt, USNR (Ret) CDR Charles L. Shoemaket USN (Ret.) CAPT Harold D. Sisson,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Raul M. Smidi-VaUey CDR Theodore F Smolen, USNR (Ret.) Mr.James C. Sorensen LT WUham E. Spriggs, USNR CDR George F Sprowls, USN (Ret.) Mr.John A. Stanley Mr. Dennis M. SuUivm CAPT Thomas J. Swartz, USNR CAPT Andiony R.Taylot USNR (Ret.) Mt Brace A.Thomm RADMWUhmiJ.Tuiston,Jt,USN (Ret.) CART James K.Tolbert, USN (Ret.) CDR David A.Trace, USN (Ret.) CAPT David FTuma, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham S. Uhich, USN (Ret.) Mr. Roger E.Vm Duzer LCDR WUliam CWddron HI, USNR (Ret.) CDR Terry W.Ward, USNR (Ret.) CDRJohn R.Wadcms,USN (Ret.) Mr. Jarmon Welch CDR Charles L.WUde,USN (Ret.) Mt Ralph L. WUhmis LtCol Gordon R.WUlson,USMC (Ret.) MtJeffieyVWUson Mt Richard M.WUson CAPT R. Brace Woodraff, USN (Ret.) CAPT Donald J. Wriglit, USN (Ret.) CAPT David C.Wynne, USN (Ret.) CART Gary G. Zech, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Garv A. Ziimiiermm

Total Class Giving - $660,543 Average Gift - $2,872 Participation - 34.42%

President's Circle (§2,500 and above} Mr.John G. Alexmdet St Mr. Donald Barger CART Akn R. Becket USN (Ret.) Mr. Larry D Brady Mr. Robbins E. Brown CDR Robert R Bush III, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Stephen D Chubb, USNR MI. Matteo J. D'Amico * MI. John B. Doherty CAPTWUham P DonneUy USN (Ret.) Mr. George L. Eggert * Mr. Michaelj. Epprecht Mr. Joseph P. Ferrara,Jt * Mr. C. Stedman Gaibet J t MI. GeoffieyJ. Groves Mi.Judd G. Halenza.Jt Dt Charles R. Harden Mr. Dennis J. Johnson VADM D o u ^ J. Katz, USN (Ret.) Mr.Theodore A. Krauss RADM Edwaid K. Knstensen, USN (Ret.) MI. Jon A. Lazzaretti Mr. Ralphs. LobdeU Mr. David L. MiUer Mr. F Daniel MitcheU, Jt MI. Leon Okurowski MI. Edwaid A. On, Jt Dt Gordon L. Petenon Mr. Lee F Rathbun RADM Paul M. Robuison, USN (Ret.) * CART Harry A. Seymour,Jt, USN (Ret) • CAPT Denms R. Spurgeon, USNR (Ret) Mr. Roger T Staubach Mr.JohnWWroten,Jt

Herndon Club (§1,000-$2,499} Mr. Ronald M. Bmcroft LtCol Donald R Brown, USMC (Ret.) CART John A. Burt, USN (Ret.) Mr. NeU M. Hendenon Mr. PaulJ. KeUogg Mr. Lawrence M. Kocisko CART Dennis N. McConib, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Denms R. Neutze, USN (Ret.) CDR RichardJ. Rettnen,USN (Ret.) Mr. Terence E. Richardson Mr. Michael E RUey Mr. David W Robmson CDR Hany L. ShackeUbid,Jt, USN (Ret.) MI. Joseph W Spiingman Mt FmlayJ. Stewait III • CDR Peter DTanuiy USNR Mtjohn A.Thompson * CAPT WaUace R.UdeyUSNR (Ret.) Mt DavidW.Webster

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CAPT James L.Abbot III, USN Mr. Michael L. Ardierholt Mt Robert M. Brown

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Mr. Francis M. Bums III Mr. RandaU M. Case RADM Michael T Coyle, USN (Ret.) CDR Brace E. Davidson, USN p.et) Mr. Peter D. Gness CDR Charles D HamUton, USN (Ret) Dt Theodore I. Haiada Mt WUham S. Hart II * MI. Donald C. Houghton Mi.WUham H. House II Mr. George E. Hurley, Jt, Esq. CAPT Tunodiy C. KeUey, USN (Ret.) LtCol Lynn J. KimbaU, USMC (Ret.) CAPTThomas H. Kindet USNR (Ret) Mr. James A. Lawm Mr. Carl D Lavvley, Jt Mr.John T. MacDermott CDR Fredenck R. Marim,Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. Edward A. Mayet J t Dt Dennis M. Moritz CDRThomas E.Monis, USNR (Ret.) * MI. Dennis J. Nemura * LCDR John C. Owens, USNR CDR Jeny E. Plum, USN (Ret.) CAPT Andrew S. Pnnce, USNR CDR Donald C. RaUsback, USN MI. Frederick S. Rowe III MI. Rogei Sheiman III CDR Geoige C. Stewart, USN (Ret.) Dt Stanfbid I. Storey RADM James L.Taylot USN (Ret) CAPT David H.Vigrass, USN CAPT G. WUham WeUei, USNR (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} CAPT Stephen B.AUman.USNR * CAPT David L. BaUev; USN (Ret.) MI. Herbert E. Bamett Jt CART Thomas A. Barry, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L. Beauchmip, USN (Ret.) Mr. Frederick M. Berthrong CDR Barry S. Buch. USN (Ret.) LtCol Donald E. Bonspet USMC (Ret.) CAPT Jeffiey E. CaUahm. USNR (Ret.) CDR Jmies J. Cartet USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert L. Chmipoux Mr.WUhmi J. Criss Mr.WiUimi H. Crumpler Mr. Parker F. Davis CAPT Andrew W Fahy USN (Ret) LCDR WUliam A. FaniswDrth,Jt, USN (Ret) CART Clarence A. Foyjt, USNR LCDR WUham A. Fries, USNR (Ret) MI. Brace L. FuUer CART Peter M. Gaftraidi, USN CAPT Jasper B.Jolmston.Jt, USN (Ret.) CART S. Steven Karalekas, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Geoige A. Kent, USN (Ret.) * Dt Lawrence P. King CAPT Deiuus K. Knise, USN Col Robert C. Lasseret USAFR CAPT R. Brace Liska, USNR (Ret) RADM John M. Luecke.USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi G. Matton III, USN O^et.)

CAPT Regis A. Matzie, USNR * CAPTJanies L.Muideilem.USN (Ret.) CDR Frank L. MtxnetUSN (Ret.) CART StephenV Mladineo, USN (Ret.) LCDR Jolm S. Odom, It, USNR * ADM Donald L. RUhng, USN (Ret.)

CAPTWUhmi H. Previty,USN (Ret.) Mr. Gary N. Robinson • Dt EdmundT. Rmnble III MI. Chailes A. Saldaiira LCDR Robert J. SneUmg III, USNR * CDR Call R. Spmgletjt, USN (Ret.) RADM Jay W. Sprague, USN (Ret.) Mr. Larry G. Swenson MI. Rattick G.Varrimo Mr. Lyiui A. Wegner Mr.ManhaUJ.WUkes CDR Roger B.WoodhuU,Jt, USN

Donor CDR Roy E.Ahlgren,USN (Ret.) * LT Robert A. Andretta, USN (Ret.) Mr. Kenneth J. Andrews Mr. Merrick Bayet J t CDR Conrad C. Best USNR CDR Clyde L. Bmgham, USN (Ret.) CDR Ronald F Bishop, USN (Ret.) Mr. Joel Bohm CAPT Doyle J. Borehen II, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert D Brown, Jt Mr. Richard E. Burdette,Jt Mr. Paul D. Burgess CART Gary M. Bums, USNR (Ret) Maj Edwaid B. Burrovyjt, USMC (Ret) RADM John E. Chubb, Jt, USN Mr. Joseph F Clare Mr. Ronald L. Claussen CAPT John P CoUins, Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. Heet G. Davis II CAPT .Mark S. Davis, USN (Ret) CAPT Noraim A. Dean, USN ,Mr. Joseph A. Deitch CDR Samuel R. DuttDw,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT James N. Edwards, Jt, USN CDR Craig L. Edca, USN (Ret.) Mr. Roger E Fasting LCDR Preston H. Htzgerald, USN (Ret) Mr. Emest A. Hyim LCDR Reau E. FoUc II, USN BG Joe N. Frazar III, USA (Ret.) CART John A General, USNR CDR Joseph A. Giaidma, USNR (Ret.) Dt Robert A. Green CDR Donald A. HaUvvachs, USNR (Ret) LCDR James E. Hatfield, USNR * Mi.Teiry L. Herrick CAPT Edward J. Hlopak, USNR (Ret.) CDR Tunodiy H. Hodgens, USN (Ret.) CAPTJ.TherHoob,Jt,USNR (Ret) • CDR James R. Hopkms, USN (Ret.) CDRThomas B.Humphreys,USN (Ret.) .Mr. Bradford Jealous, Jt • CAPT Donald R. Jennmgs, USNR LCDR John H. S. Johnson, Jt, USNR LCDR Richard T Jones, USN (Ret.) Col Henry B. Keese, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Timothy R. Kirkman Lt Col Boyd K. Knowles, USAF (Ret.) Mr.Jack E. Kohl, J t Dr. Gary L. Krebs CAPTJosephJ.Luckard,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT John L. MacMichael, USN (Ret.) LtCol Michael G. Malone, USMC (Ret) Dt Charles H. Mawhinney III Mr.John R. McDermott * CAPT Kennedi W Meeb, USN (Ret.) Rev. Douglas P. Metzger Mr. Raymond E. Moore III

LTC Charles H. Morrison III, USA (Ret.) Mr. Eric R Morrissette * MI. Michaelj. Moscovis CAPT Clyde TMoyet III, USN (Ret.) MI.John D. Moynehm, Jt CDR Kenneth R. Myen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward F O'Coimor CAPT Peter E. O'Coimot USN (Ret.) Mr. Frank K. Petenon Mr. Douglas R. PoweU CDR Frederick G. Rrickett,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Andrew M. Prydybasz.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gordon M. Riddick,Jt Mr. Oscar D Scarborough III Dr. Frederick C. Schlemmer II CAPT Frmcis D. Schlesmget USN CART Raymond H. SetsetJt, USN LCDR Stephen J. Seufet USN (Ret.) LCDR Raul D Shumm, USN (Ret.) RAD.M Bernaid J. Smidi, USN (Ret.) .MajJohnJ.Smidi,USMC (Ret.) Mr. Wynne A. Stevens III Mr. PhUhp M. Stockard Col Robert J. SuUivan, USMC (Ret.) Mr.John A. Summa Mr. Phihp W Tower CDR Brim D. Ubet USN (Ret) CAPT Jack Urbm, USNR Mr. Robert C.Vaughm CDR James A. Wagnet USN (Ret.) Capt Ronald H.Wecht,USMC CAPT Glenn E.Welch,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Steven J. White Mr. Robert M.Whitehead CAPT Herbert B.WUhams, USNR CAPT George E.WUson,Jt, USN (Ret.) Dr. Donald C.Widiam Mr.WiUiam F. Zuna

1966 Total Class Giving - $342,348 Average Gift - $1,438 Participation - 35.13%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Roy M. Bell Mr. Robert C.BeUas,Jt Mr. ArthurW Brymt • Mr.John M. ConnoUy CAPT Thomas I. Eubanb, USN (Ret.) CAPTThomas R. Felget USNR (Ret.) Mr. David L. Francis Mr. Webb R. GUmore Mr. Joseph J. Hasson, Jt Mr.Alm R. Hendenhot CAPTWUKam F His?ns,Jt SC, USNR (Ret.) Mr. James J. KeUey, Jt Mr. Samuel R. Manone CART KevmW McCook, USN (Ret.) Mr. Henry R.NodUiaft Mr. Dennis R OReUley CART Tom E. Payne, USNR (Ret.) * Mr. James T. RetUlo * Mr. RusseU E. Planitzer Mr. A.Jon Prasmack Mr. Anthony J. Sarno, Jt RADM John T Scudi, USN (Ret.) Capt Charles D.Tebnch,USMC (Ret.) CDR Brace L.VaUey, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Robert N.Verratti Mr. Bulbrd B.WUeyJt

Tecumseh Club

Herndon Club

CDR Peter A. Barnett, USNR RADMTmiodiy R. Beard, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard E. Brown, USN (Ret.) CART Edward J. Carlson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Giuim G. Clark Mr. James R. Clark CDR ManhaU C. Clegg, USNR Mr. Lawrence J. Early, Jt RADM Robert L. EUis,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham V Ericbon, USNR Mr.John A.Ernst* CAPT Moms Cooper Foote, USN (Ret.) Mr. Francis W Gibbons CAPT Robert T Golden, USNR CART Charles R. Gratzius, USNR (Ret.) LtCol Peter M. Hesset USMC Mr. DavidW. Josephson Mr. Stephen F Kalosis DtG.TKaye CAPT Sidney J. KUgore, USNR (Ret.) CART Joseph W Kmsey USN (Ret.) Mr. James E. Koons Mr. David A. Krause * Mr.John D. Kuechle,Jt • Mr. Donald F Lathen Mr. Robert H. Lewis Mr. Jerome T. Mahet Jt Mr. Charles A. Martinek III CART Carl R McCuUough, USN (Ret.) Dt Owen C. McFadden Mr. Rodney W Nonis CDR Curtis W Olsen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard A. Plotkm CART David J. Quirk, USN (Ret.) VADM Rodney R Rempt, USN CAPT James J. Rym, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard P. Snaider CDR Clayton H. SpUces, USN (Ret.) Mr.Jack W Stephenson CAPT Stoughton Sterhng III, USN CDR JamesV SuUivm,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Dale N.Tims, USNR CDR Michael TTracey USN (Ret.) CART WUbur C.Trafton,USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard R Vidosic, USN (Ret.) Dtjohn C.WUhamson Mr. Andiony E ZaUnick,Jt

($1,000-$2,4991 ADM Chailes S.Abbot, USN (Ret.) CDR Leo J. M. Baiid, USN (Ret.) MI. Steven K. Beig CART NeU M. Brennm, USN (Ret.) * MI. Michael I. Brown CDR Paul S. Buege, USN (Ret.) * CDR Albert W Caiazza, USNR (Ret.) * LtCol Stephen R Claik, USMCR MI.Jacob Cohen,Jt CDR Patnck J. Demus, USN (Ret.) MI. George W. Gormm CDR WUham C. Hmcock, USN (Ret.) Mr. Steven Harth CARTWalter M. Higgms III,USNR (Ret) CAPT Frank C. Hughes, USNR CAPT Kuby E. Hughes II, USN (Ret.) Mr. Duncan N. Ingraham CDR James R KeUy USN (Ret.) LT Roland E. Kmg,Jt, USNR VADM Joseph S. Mobley USN (Ret.) CAPT Fred R MoosaUyJt, USN (Ret.) CDR Charles G. Pfeffet USN (Ret.) * Mr.Alan M. Roodhouse Mr. Steven D. Shrawder CDR Andrew R Sosnicky,USN (Ret.) * Mr.WiUiam H. Spadafora MI. Donald M.Young

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) BG Frank H.Aken,Jt.USA DtWUhamFBmalll CART Frankhn S. Brymt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Paul S. Cotter Mr. WUham P. DomsUe CDR Donald E. Eshlemm, USN (Ret.) Mr.Jeffiey B. Fesler * CAPT Michael E. Held, USN (Ret.) CDR Raymond E. Gadbeny,Jt, USNR CART James H. GUlard,USN (Ret.) Mr. David T HaU RADM Henry F Henera, USN CAPT John D Jacbon, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Donald R.Jamison LtCol Jack D. JeweU, USMC (Ret.) * Mrs. Paul A.Johnson Mr. James A. Kion * Mr. Kenneth D. Lovett * RADM Robert M. NutweU, USN Mr. Thomas R Oxford RADM Thomas J. Portet USN (Ret.) * Mr. RusseU A. Puppe VADM John S. Redd, USN (Ret.) CDR Jay T Ronck,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas C. Runkle CART Robert T Sunmons, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Joseph J. Slemenda,Jt * Mr. RichardW. Starostecki CDR Joseph S. Stewart II, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alan W Swmget USN (Ret.) Mr.Alm PTattersaU • CDR Michael A. N.Whittemore, USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas J. WUhams, USN (Ret.) LT George M.Wright, USN (Ret.)

($250-$499}

Donor Anonymous Mr. Edgar W Adams Mr. Kenneth K. Adams CDR Layton S. AUen.Jt, USNR (Ret.) * CDR Robert E Bmdy USN (Ret.) LCDR John W Barnes,Jt, USN CDR Jon H. Barton, St, USNR Mr. George L. Becker * Mr. James B. Beesley * Mr. Jesse S.Behringer Mrs. Crawford L. Benedict CART Laurence M. Bergen,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gary R. Bhnn CAPT CecU A. K. Boyd II, USNR LCDR Peter G. Buletza, USN CDR Gerald D Bmich, USN (Ret.) CAPT James F Burget USNR CAPT Frank Burkhead,Jt, USNR * CAPT Brent A. Canaday USN (Ret.) CDR Rodger B. Cartet USN (Ret.)

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CDR Michael L. Cerazzi, USNR CDR Dennis A. Crosby USN (Ret.) CDR Michael E. Cuddmgton, USNR LT Victor A. Desmtis, USNR CAPT WUhmi J. DiFUippo, USN Mr. Gary L. Duimiig CAPT Dennis M. Doyle, USN (Ret.) Dt WUham B. Eisenhardt CDR Robert G. EhveU,USN (Ret.) DtHehiiutsA. Feds Mr. Jmies W. Heming CDR Andiony M. Fianzitta, USN CAPT Peter M. Fnkket USNR Mr. Walter J. Fritschner * CAPT WUhehi M. GabbetUSN (Ret.) Mr. Lawience D. Giddings LT Thomas J. Gmgrich, USN Mr. Robert B. Goshne.Jt Dt Frank C. Grammei RADM Harold E. Grant USN (Ret.) MI.Peny H.Graves III MI. Howard H. Greengaid CAPT Donald B. Haslett,USNR (Ret.) MI. Harry M. Howton CDR Thomas B. Huffinan, USN (Ret.) CDR Henchel Hughes,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT MvTon Hura, USN (Ret.) Col Demus DW Jacbon, USMCR (Ret.) Mr. Dennis R.James Dt WUham N.Jennings CAPT Robert L.Joidan,USN (Ret.) MI. Donald S. Kern Mr. Jerome B. Lange CDR Stephen T Leubecket USN Mr. James R. Levinson CART Thomas D. LoMacchio, Jt, USNR CART Fredenck R. Lutz, USN (Ret.) Mr. James E. Maitland RADM Thomas F Marfiak, USN (Ret.) Mr. Frank J. Markovvski,Jt Mr.WiUiam T Manh, Jt LCDR Thomas G. Martin, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham H. Massicot USN (Ret.) Mr. Douglas E. May CDR PatnckJ. McKenna, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Bnan D McKenzie Mr. David E. McKie Col Warren R. McPherson, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Michaelj. McQuaid, USNR Mr. Timothy W. Metz CAPT Tom L. Minttm, USNR CAPT Dale H.Moses,USN CDRThomas S. O'Keefe,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR David A. Patch II, USN (Ret.) CRT Paul M. Reaiicka,ARNG CAPT Robert B. Ploeget USN CDR Charles M. Rolanski, CEC, USNR CDR Stephen C. Rotter D C , USN (Ret.) CAPT David C. Pnckett,Jt, USNR Mr.Thomas C. Raglmd CAPTTheodore L. Rice,USN Mr.John D. Savage Mr. Kinchen J. Searcy CDR Jay A. Sean, USN (Ret.) Mtjohn J. Sipper CAPT RobertV Smart NOAA CAPT Thomas J. Smisek, USNR CDR Kennedi C. Sniidi,Jr., USNR Mr. Michael D Smidi Col Edwaid A. Smyth, USMC (Ret.) CDR WUhmi T Snydet USN Mr.Joseph M. Spelta

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LtCol Robert L. Spoonet USMC (Ret.) CAPT RhUip G. Svalya, USNR Mr. Robert D.Vmce Mr. Charles E.Waterman CART WUham W.Weissnet USNR Mr. Robert E.Whidock Mr. Glemi D.WUhmis CDR Gregorv- B.WUhams, USN (Ret.) Col Richani G.WUmes.USMC (Ret) CAPTWUhmi A.Wood, USN (Ret.) CDR Brace D.W\mm,USN (Ret.) LCDR PhUip E. Zieglet USN CDR Robert D. Zvacek, USN (Ret.) CDR Demus L. Zveare, USN (Ret.)

1967 Total Class Giving - $354,588 Average Gift - $1,343 Participation - 36.03% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CART Stephen M. Andres, USNR (Ret.) • Dtjohn R. Brereton Mr. George J. Butvilas CDR David E. Church, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham J. Clevenger * CAPT Samuel A. Davey USNR (Ret.) Mr. Frmcis A. Del Balzo, Jt CAPT Hany G.Ditmiann SQUSNR (Ret) • Mr. David D Fox Mr. Robert Havasy CAPT Wayne O Henry, USNR * Mr.W Braun Jones, J t Mr. R. Mark Keating Mr. Thomas C. Knudson * CDR Brace R. Lakefield, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Edwaid J Laskowski, USNR (Ret) * LCDR Richard R. MacDonald, USNR Mr. Max C. Meltzer Mr. Jmies P. MLxon Mr.John Morton III Mr.JohnJ. O'Brien Mr. Roger Paradis Mr. Thomas N. Pritchett * CART WUhmi T RusseU, USNR (Ret.) VADM John R. Rym, USN (Ret.) Mr. David J. Tate MajGen Thomas L.Wdkenon, USMC (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} Mr. Lawrence R. BonnviUe Lt Col Jmies L. Bost, USAFR (Ret.) * Mr.Janies T Cla.xton Mr. Dennis B. CosteUo LCDR Richard R. Davis, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Steven J. Fagan, USNR (Ret.) CART A. Jmies GUbert, USN (Ret.) • Mr.Jolm Clare-Norns Guibert, III Mr. Norman F Hapke,Jt * CAPTThomas M.HeddeRon,USN (Ret.) CDR Ron.Tld R.Johnson, USNR (Ret.) * CAPT Robert B. KeUyJt, USN (Ret.) Mr.HaroldRKluckliolm Mr.John F Mams CAPT Jon R McComas, USN (Ret.) Mt Michael E. PauU; * Mt James M. Periey The Honorable Anthony J. Principi

CAPT Richard D Raaz, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Almon D. Riven Mr. Richard R. Rodgen CAPT Wayne F Savage, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Charles A. Scherck * CAPT David R. Scheu, St, USN (Ret.) Mr.John S. Siegel CDR Wesley R. Sopet USNR * CDR Ronald D.WaddeU, USN (Ret) CAPT Peter R.Walton, USNR CART Peter L.White, USN (Ret.) Mr. R. P. White* Mr. Gene H. Zaiser

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} MI. Rogei L. Bakkila MI. Richaid A. Baum MI. Harold E. Baumbei^etjt RADM Chailes J. Been,Jt, USN * LT Chailes K. BorteU.Jt, USNR Mr. Charles E. Brown * Mr. James E. Chiistensen,Jt Ml. Thomas A. Chiistophei CART FiedeiickW Conroy USNR * CAPT John S. C. CraighUl, USN (Ret.) MI. Samuel Davis III MI. Frederick J. Geigei Col James A. Goebel, USMC (Ret.) MI. Lawience H. Green * CAPT R. B. HaU II, USN (Ret.) MI. Edwaid J. Hepp.Jt MI. Dennis R KeUy CAPT Michael Mazurczak II, USNR (Ret.) LtCol James R. McNeece, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Donald D. Mondul CDR Larry L. Monis, USN (Ret.) Mr.James L. Murphy III ADM Robert J. Nattet USN (Ret.) Mr. Douglass C. Ogden LtCol Robert J. O'Rourke, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Bany PoUara CAPTJackW. Roe.Jt, USNR MI. Brace M. Rowley CDR Michael W Smiuels, USN RADM Jmies R Scheai, USNR (Ret.) CDRThomas K. Schebet USN (Ret.) Mr.JiUes Selden Mr. Jonathan W. StaiUey CDR Craig C. L.Whire, USN CDR Wayne B. WUson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Stephen R.WoodaU,USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} CAPT Richaid C. Branum, USN (Ret.) LCDR ThoiiLis G. Burton, USNR CDR Jmies D. Buttinget USN (Ret.) CAPT Rene J. Chicouie, USN (Ret.) CAPT Bardett L.Clark,USN LCDRTimodiy M. Coh.me.USN (Ret.) CDR Carl L. Dobson, USN (Ret.) Mt Robert H. Enghsh * CDR Douglas E. Fabet USN (Ret.) * CAPT Leaw A. Fart USN CAPT Ricli.ird K. Farvet USN (Ret.) CDR John J. Feehm, |t, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Richani J. Field, USN Mr. Jolm FUose CAPT Dale A. Fink, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Edwin C. Fmneyjt

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Mr. Jay D. Fontaine * Mr. WaUace R. Gamson II * Mr. Frederick H. Gautschi III Col Darnel M. Glvim, USMC CDR Dennis G. Hacbdiom, USN Dt Geoige W H a ^ n o n Mr.WUham H. HamUton,Jt CAPT Robert E. Havvdiorne,Jt, USN * CAPTWUhmi Idsmga, USN ^.et) CAPT Gerald K.Jacobs, USN Mr.JohnJakucyk CAPT Michael B. KeUey, USN (Ret.) Maj John A. Kieffet Jt, USMC (Ret.) Mr.J. Michael Kiichbeig,Jt CDRJohn C. Lavvlotjt, USNR (Ret) CAPT Ravmond D. Leonaid, USNR (Ret) CAPT Bo G. Lindfon, USN (Ret.) Mi.WUham C.Maiklev'III MI. Tim D. Maitin CDR Richaid J. Meade, USN (Ret.) RADM Robert L. MoeUet USN CAPT Robert G. Morehead, USNR (Ret) CDR Frank A. MueUet Jt, USN (Ret) CART Robert L. Mushen II, USN Gen Peter Pace, USMC CAPT Bob R. Patton,Jt, USN CDR Thomas W Perkms, USN (Ret) Maj Kennedi R. Ptack, USMC p.et) LT Howard R. Renzi, USNR CDR Thomas F Robbms, USN (Ret.) CDR Michael D Robertson, USN (Ret) • Mr. Louis Romano,Jt Col Dennis R. Shavy USMCR (Ret.) CW4 Paoick G. Staeheh. USANG • CDRJohn H.Tisdale,USNR CDR Larry PTor^rson, USN (Ret) * Gen Michael J. WUhams, USMC (Ret.)

Donor CART Jmies H. Aldnch. Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR LenimJ.Aunchman,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR C Stephen Banvvanh,Jt,USNR (Ret) CDRJohn C.Bates.Jt.USN (Ret.) Mr. David C. Beatv CAPT AsWev I. Beaven, USN (Ret) CAPTWUhmi E.Belden,Jt,USN (Ret) Mr. Thomas J. Blur LCDR LoweU D Bc«z, USN (Ret) Col Cbfibrd A. Biahmstadt USMCR (Ret) LCDR Can- F Brake. USNR (Ret.) LT Wesley R. Brandt, USNR Dt Terrence W Brown CDR Gerani F Bucklev. USN (Ret.) CAPT Peter C. Burggren, USN (Ret.) CAPT Aim D Biukli.irt. USNR CAPT WUh,mi R. Burns, |t, USN CAPT WUhmi M. CaUioim, USN CDR Charles R. Caimady USN (Ret) Mr.Jack RCaolo Mtjohn A. Cluiiura, It CAPTWUhmi L. CoimeU, USNR CAPTJanies B. Cook II,USN (Ret.) LCDR C.Tmiodiy Corcoran III, USNR CDR M.irtin L. Cover 111, USN (Ret.) RADM WUhmi V Cross II, USN (Ret.) Capt PeterV Dabbieri, Ir, USN (Ret.) CDR I.mies A. DaU, USN (Ret) CAPT MarsliaUJ. D.ivid,Jt, USNR CAPT Charles M. de Gruy USN Mt Harold R. Demarest,Jt Mtjolm M. Domstetter Mr.WalterWDukiet,Jt

IstLt Charies R. Eisenbach II, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Donald G. Enunons * Dr.Tunothy J. Feigjison CAPT Donald R.VrasetUSN (Ret.) CDR Michael L. FreyUSN (Ret) Mr. EldonJ. Fry VADM Henry C. GUEn III, USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnW Goldschnudt Dr. Charles F Greer Estate of CDR J. R Hanson, USN (Ret.) Mr.RobertA.Hanis LCDR Edward L. Hemng, USN (Ret) CAPT John H. Hickok, USN (Ret.) CDR Jon D Holzapfel, USN (Ret.) MajGen Patnck G. Howard, USMC (Ret.) Dt CalvmW Huey DtJames C. Hughes Mr. Hiram J. Johnson, Jt CAPT Laurence E.Johnson, USN (Ret.) Mi.WUham D.Johnson CART John EJuneb USN MI. Edwaid A. Keiins CDR RichardW Kutley, USN (Ret) MI. Seigei M. Kowalchik CART Robert E. Lang. USN (Ret.) Petei G.Lavvson II PhD CART AUen E. Lavvvet USN (Ret.) CAPT Geoige B. Lear.Jt, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Thomas C. Leiser * CDR Richard DLichtermann n,USN (Ret) CAPT Douglas W Lmdquist USNR KADM Peter A C. Long, USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas C. .Markley, USNR CAPT John K. ManhaU II, USN (Ret.) Mr. A. WaUter Martin CAPTWUham L. McCracken, USN CAPT Arthur J. .Memhold, USNR (Ret) Rev.John C. MUlen LT BUly R. .Moffett, USNT^ CAPT Sidney A Mohsbei^ III, CEC, USN (Ret) CDR AndionyV. .Monaco. USN (Ret) * Mr. Raul D Moore Mr. Pleasant L. Murphy, Jt The Honorable Robert P. .Murrian Mr. Joseph A. E Neal, Jt CAPT K.W Neunian,Jt, USNR CAPT WUham L. Norris, USN CART Wayne L. Olsen, USN (Ret.) LT David R. Perkins III, USN CART Michael D Peterson, USNR (Ret.) CAPT John E Pfeiffer, USN Mr. Geoige Phihp III Mr. James S. Potts CAPT Charles S. Prouty,USNR (Ret) Mr. Vincent S. Pututjt Mr. Kenneth L. Roberts CDR Ronald E. Ruys, USN (Ret) Mr. Thomas J. Samohs LtCol Richard S. Savicque, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Richard T Scott,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham J. Sheahm III CDRJohn T Sheldon, USN (Ret.) CDR Sidney M. Skjei,Jt, USNR (Ret.) RADM Raymond C. Smidi,Jt, USN (Ret.) Ml. Peter F SmuUen CAPT Thomas A. Sommen, USN Mr.Theodore H. Steams,Jt CAPTWUham C. Stedfield,USNR (Ret.) Mr. Joseph F Stephens CAPT John G. SuUivm, USNR (Ret.) Mi.Alan R.Thomton *

Dt Jose' E.TrajUlo CAPT ChmceUor A.Tzomes,USN CPO BrimVanmo, USN (Ret.) CAPT Karl F VoUmd,Jr.,USN (Ret.) CAPT Gary M.Voorheis, USN CAPT Gary C.Wasson, USN (Ret.) CART Andiony Wayne, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Jmies E.Welsch,USN (Ret.) IstLt John TWUhmison, USMC (Ret.) CDRWUhmi A. Wise III, USN (Ret.) CAPT Hugh DWolcott.USN (Ret.) CAPTJohnR.Wood,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr.Vernon E.Wright CW4 Edwm G.Wurzburg III, USA (Ret.) MI. Jeffrey A.Young

1968 Total Class Giving - $210,462 Average Gift - $822 Participation - 39.18%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) MI. Loran M.Adams * CDR Sigval M. Berg,Jt, USNR CAPT WUham T R. Bogle, USN (Ret.) MI. Michael T. Boyce CDR Harold G.Boylm, USN (Ret.) RADM Richard A Buchanm, USN (Ret.) RADMWUhamW Cobb.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham R. Davis Mr.WUham C. Dow Mr. Sidney W. Emery,Jt * Mr. Steven M. Etter Mr. Stephen G. Hames ADM Jay L.Johnson, USN (Ret.) * CAPT Darnel B. Lear, USNR (Ret.) CART Michael D. Meteaff, USNR * CAPT Gerald R Mod, USNR (Ret.) * MajGenTenence R.Murray USMC (Ret.) Mr.John H.O'NeUl,Jt Mr. Thomas D. Pestorius Mr.J. David Robinson CAPT John M. Rose, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Thomas A.Teach Mr. Michael J. Tkach * Mr. Mark C.Tremor CDR Peter J. VanDeriofike, USNR (Ret.) CAPT James D von SuskU, USN (Ret.) * RAD.M Henry F White,Jt, USNR Mr. Stephen R.WUson

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} Mr. Stephen G. Andenon Dt Michael E. BaU Mr. Frederick B. Bayer III Mt Douglas M. Bomarito CDR Ridiaid R. Borowiec, ST., USN (Ret.) * Mr.Janies C. BracUbrd * CAPT Barry V Burrovy USN Mr. RichardJ. D'Aruia RADM Kevm F Delmey USN (Ret.) CDR Robert F Duggm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Stephen M. Dwyet USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert A. Eaves, Jt Mr. Gary L. Fishman Mr. Michael T. Gaul CART Stephen M. Genstil,USNR (Ret.) * CAPT Rockhn E. Gmemer.Jt, USN * Mr. Richaid B. Hepler CAPTThomas C. Houghton,USNR (Ret.) CAPT Eric J. Houm, USNR Mr. Quentin C.Johnson * CAPT Stephen A.Johnson, USN (Ret.) CAPT John C. Knapp, St, USNR (Ret.) * CDR Leo S. Kuehn, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Michael L. Lagovy USN (Ret.) RADM John X Lyons III, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mrs. Michael L. McHugh Mr. Arthur J. McLaughhn * CAPT Lyle D. Meiet USN (Ret.) Mr.John H. MUnetJt Mr. Stanley E. MUtko,Jt CDR Kevin T. Moore, USN (Ret.) Mr. LelandT Moore CAPT Dm E. MosetJt, USN * ADM Michael G. MuUen, USN CAPT James R O'Bnen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Arthur T.Ogdahl CART Eric OsetUSN (Ret.) Mr.John A. Osdi * Mr.WUhamW. Owens IV CDR DarreU R. PoweU, USN (Ret.) CDR Arleigh H. Rice, USN (Ret.) RADM Harry T Rittenour, USN CAPT Thomas C. Rulmd, USNR * Mr. Floyd T. Samms, Jt * CDR Robert A. Schreibet USN (Ret.) * CAPTJoseph R Saabarra,USN (Ret.) CDR Edward J. SuUivm, Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR WUham B.TureU, St, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

Herndon Club ($1,000 - $2,499) CART Richard D Evert, USN (Ret.) CDRThomas Hayes, USN CART Michael E. Leppert, USN (Ret.) Mr.James M. Longerbone * CDR Robert W Madel, USN CDR WUham M. MuUioUand, USN (Ret.) CAPT John F Olsen, USNR (Ret.) LCDR WUham G. Rame,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael D Prince CAPT KevinJ. Reardon, USN (Ret.) * CDR Arnold R. Shapack, USN (Ret.) CART Edward A. Sundberg, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Scott C. Swam CDR Terry L.Tippett, USN * CDR RandaU E.Wyatt,USN (Ret.)

CAPT David E.Adams, USNR Mr. Robert J. Arneson Mr. Richard D. Benson Dt GUbert J. Bnckler Pastor John B. Cartwright CART Raymond R Conrad, USN (Ret.) Mr. Dudley L. Davis Mt David K. Denson Mr. Peter B. Diefendorf CAPT Otis K. Earle, USNR Mr. Carl G. Finefrock Mr. Joseph F Fry CAPT Paul G. Galenrine 111, USN Mr. Zenas N. Gurley Gen Michael W Hagee, USMC Mr.JohnW HamUton CART Thomas W Hearn, USNR (Ret.) CART Dale W Hendncb, USNR Capt Charles B. Henke, USN

Mr. RusseU H. Hermmson LtCol RobertX Hickinbodimi, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Gregory Horne, USNR Mr.John D. Hunter * Mr. Phihp J. Katauskas CAPT Mark R. Kevm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lawrence A. KUroy LCDR Kennedi E. KolarcUc, USN (Ret.) CART Edward W. KratovU, USNR CART Robert E. Lavvrence,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT RusseU J. Lmdstedt II, USN (Ret.) Mr. RichardJ. Marien Mr.Joseph R. McGuue,Jt Mr. Michael D McSweeney CAPT Dma F MUlet USNR (Ret.) Mr. Lawrence M. Nawrocb CAPT Samuel L. Newton, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Jmies P Niehus, USNR (Ret.) * Col Brym D O'Connot USMC (Ret.) Mr. Alfred A. Pease Mr. Thomas H. Petersen CAPT Gordon I. Petenon,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. James M. Pitts LTJamesH.PletschetUSN Mr. WUham O. PoweU III CDR Christopher J. Reebet USN (Ret.) CDR RonaldV Ricci, USNR CAPT Gary T Satterfield, USNR Mr. James J. Schafetjt Mr. Henry E. Schmidt, Jt CDR David F Sunmons, USN (Ret.) CART Leonard C. Sjosttom RADM Craig E. Steidle, USN (Ret.) CDR Orval L. Sweeney USN (Ret.) Mr. H.D.Tyler CAPT MelvUle J. Walten III, USN (Ret.) RADM Donald A.Weiss, USN * CAPT Nadim G.WUhams, USNR (Ret.) CDRThorntonWWUt,Jt,USN (Ret.) *

Donor Mr. Maurice D. Ash LCDR John F BeU, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raymond J. Biddiscombe Prof George R. Bieger CART James A. Bogert, USNR LCDR John R. Bovvden, USNR CAPTWUham S.Boykm,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR George L. Breeden II, USN (Ret.) Mr.John R.Brooke CART Gordon L. Brown,Jr., USNR CDR Richard M. Brown III, USN CART PeterW.BuUceley USN Mr.John S.Burb LCDR Harry O.Buzhardt,Jr,USN * CART Michaelj. Canon, USNR (Ret.) Col Roy L. Cartet USMC (Ret.) Mr. Robert A. Chester CART WUham T CoUms, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. James B. H. Cookinham CART John S. Cooley USNR (Ret.) Mr. Howard A. Corr Mr.PhUipJ.Curtis RADM John R Davis, USN (Ret.) Mr.Jeffiey H. Desautels Mr. Dermis R DUley LCDR Edward H. Doohn III, USN (Ret.) CART John S. Doyle, Jt, USN (Ret.) CDRTunothyW.Duffy,USN (Ret.) Mr. Denms E. Dugan Mr.Jeffiey M. Diunas Mr. David E Duncan CAPT Ardiur L. Edwards, USN (Ret.)

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isJllMNi D O N O R S Mr. James S. Fal CDR RichardJ. Ferenchick, USNR (Ret.) Mr. David M. FerreU Mr.Alm Fischmm Mr. Anthony J. Flarey Col Marvm H. Room, USMC Dt Charies K. Foulsham II CDR Gary E. Frmcis, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lawrence A. Gray Mr. WUham J. Green CART Robert E. Griffin,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Shelby S. GuUbert Mr. Martin A. Gunther CART Steven R Hannifin, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas F Harper CDR Edward J. Hmtz,Jr., USN LCDR David A. Hodgson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Gerald L. Hofwolt, USN CDR Robert J. HoUerbach, USN (Ret.) Col John J. HoUy USMC CAPT Craig G. Honour, USN (Ret.) LCDR Roger N. Hughes, USN (Ret.) CDR James E. Hunton, USN (Ret.) LT Thomas N. Inghs III, USNR CAPT Dennis W Irelm, USN Mr. Michael A.Jones CAPT Raymond A. KeUett,Jt, USN CDR James C. Kiffer, USN (Ret.) LtGen Jack W. Khmp, USMC (Ret.) Dt James J. Kosmicb CDR Douglas B. Little, USN (Ret.) CAPT John J. Mackm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Scott E. McDaniel Mr. PhUhp F McKee CDR WUham R. Metzget USN (Ret.) CDR Jon M. MUls, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Fred B. Morgm CAPT Edward M. MuUiem, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Robert H. Nelson, USNR CAPT WUham T Ober II, USNR (Ret.) * LTThomas C. O'Connot USN Col Malcohn L. OgUvie,Jt, USMC (Ret.) CAPT John C. Patton, USN RADM MarcY E. Pebez, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles A. PeUetier Mr. George W Peters, Jt CAPT Frmcis X. Poole, USN (Ret.) CAPT Kennedi L. Pyle, USN Mr.BUI S.Reeves Mr.Vmcent R. Rice CAPT Spencer E. Robbhis II, USN Mr. Samuel M. Ross CDR WUham L. Ruch III, USN (Ret.) Mt B. Gregory RusseU CDR Rattick A. Sabadie, USN (Ret.) LCDR Fred M. SaUee, USN (Ret.) Mr. David R. Samuelson MtThonias R Satyshutjt Mt James A. Schwertman CART Robert M. Scott, USN (Ret.) CDR WiUiam N. Scott,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUham L. SeUers Mr.ArnoldJ. Sisk CAPT Michael G. Slattery, USN Mr.Jack M. Snyder CAPTJoseph M.Solymossy,USNR LCDR Thomas L. Startt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Frank A. Swenson II Mr. Terry A.Toussaint Mr. George E.Tucker LT Algunantas Vasihauskas, USN CAPT John D.VeUis II SC,USN (Ret.)

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CART Ray A. WaUace, USN (Ret.) CDR Gregory J. Wood, USN (Ret.) CDR Jay L.Wright, USN (Ret.) Mr.Thomas H.Yoder Mr. Denms K. H.Young

1969 Total Class Giving - $111,386 Average Gift - $520 Participation - 30.35%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) LtCol WUham D. Berry, USMC (Ret.) RADM Stanley W Brymt, USN (Ret.) * Maj StephenW Comiskey USMCR Mr. Thomas F Hagm CDR Robert C. HUickiey USNR (Ret.) Mr. S. Daniel Johnson * Mr. Gregory J. Kieffer RADM Richard G. Kuklmd, USN (Ret.) * LCDR Stephen J. Leamm, USNR CART John M. Lewis II, USNR Mr. Richard C. Lottie Dt James H. MaxweU Mr. WUham P McCauley Mr. James B. Mcllvaine * CART Robert D. MuUms, USN (Ret.) * RADM John B. Padgett III, USN (Ret.) Dtjohn H. Post III

Heriifjon Club ($1,000-$2,499} Mr.WUham C. McClam,Jt * Mr.EdwardJ.O'NeU CART Robert L. RachotJt, USN (Ret.) CART David O Rose, USN (Ret.) Col James R. Smdberg, USMCR (Ret.) * CART Michael T Smith, USNR * CART James H.TuUeyJt, USNR * CAPT Michael J. Woriey USN (Ret.) *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr.RobertA.Ahrens CAPT Albert E.Bennett,Jt, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Gregory W Brubeck LCDR Michael B. Clark, USNR Mr. David K. Daggett * CAPT Richard S. HUlyet USN (Ret.) LtCol Daniel R KoUay USMC (Ret.) * CAPT John J. MarshaU, USNR Mr. Gary R. Polmsky Dt Richard R. Reece CAPT Robert E. Riera,Jt,USN (Ret.) CART John Z. Stepien, USN (Ret.) Mr. Walter M.Teesdale CDR Richard A.Young, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR Jonathm L. Anderson, USN (Ret.) CART Mario J. Bagagho,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Fred H. Baron CDR Norman F Brown, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charies T.Burbage, USNR CDR Richard A. Cataldi, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas J. Cavanaugh MtEricJ. ChaUain

Mr. Joseph B. Chopek CDR Alfred L. Cipriam, USN (Ret.) Rev Pemberton Cooley III LCDR David G. Deinmget USNR (Ret.) CDR ThomasV Fowlet USN CDR Spencei L. Gairett, USNR MI. James T. Gieracki CAPT George M. Gordon, USNR CAPT Gregory L. Hansen, USN (Ret.) CAPT James D. Harris, USNR Mr. Michael L. Honey CAPT J. R. Hutchison, USN (Ret.) * LCDR Michael RJaruia, USN (Ret.) Mr. Paul S.Johnston CAPT Meade A.Jones,Jt, USNR Mr. Tunothy A. McBriei * CDR Oscai N. McNeU,Jt, USN (Ret.) * CART Michael C. Moigan, USN Mi.WUham Moigan,Jt CART Donald H. Nash, USN CAPT James R. Paddock, USNR CART James W Rattison, USN CAPT Michael A. Payne, USNR Ml. Denms W Plank Mr. Michael W Pole* CAPT James A. Reaghard, USN (Ret.) CAPT Frmcis A. Roberts, USN (Ret.) Maj Michael R Rose, USMCR Mr. Michael R. Salewske Mr. Lawrence M. Schade^, St Mr. Donald M. Scott CAPT Ralph H. StoU, USN (Ret.) Mr. George RTerwUhger Mr. Derus C.Tierney * Mr. Mark A. Unhjem * Mr.James M.Walters, St Mr. Stephen A. Ward III LCDR Michael J. Watson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas J. WUkes, Jt LCDR Michael E.Younket USN

Donor CART David J. Alexmdet USN (Ret.) CDR Raul A. Alfieri, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert J. Amundson, St, USN (Ret.) Col WUhamV Arbacas,Jt, USMC Mr. James W Ayen,Jt CAPT Ronnie L.Barrovy USN (Ret.) Mr. Rjchard J. Bardett Mt Robert D. Blakely CAPT Nelson A. Bhsh, USNR (Ret.) Dtjohn H.Bodme LtCol WiUimiJ.Boese, USMC (Ret.) MtWUhamA.BraiiUey III CDR Lawrence J. Brennet USNR Mr.John S. Buckmghmi LCDR Richard L. Bulget USN (Ret.) CDR Demus E. Burton, USNR (Ret.) CDRThomas M.Byrne,USN (Ret.) CDR George W. Caunes 111, USNR Maj RichardW. CmipbeU,USMC (Ret.) * CDR Hubert M. Carnucliael,Jt, USNR CDR Charies R. CarroU, USN (Ret.) CAPT John F Cates,Jr, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Kevin S. Clmcy USNR Mtjohn F Clark CDRWiUiam F Chfford, USN (Ret.) Mi.WUham E. Coleman LCDR WiUimi C. CoiUde, USNR MI. PhUip F Connon Col Joel L. Cooley USMC (Ret.) CDRWiUiam K. Coxe,Jt, USN (Ret.)

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CART Charles T. Creekman,Jt,USN Col Michaelj. Cross, USMC CAPT Thomas R Craser, USN (Ret.) Mr. Brace C. Davey Mr. Geoffiey L. Davies CDR Henry G. Davison, USN (Ret.) CART Richard M. Dempsey, USN CAPT Terry M. DUlon, USN (Ret.) Dt Maurice H. Docton Col Robert J. Fawcett, USMC (Ret.) CDR John H. Fedet USN (Ret.) Mt Mark L. Ford CAPT John E. Gmdey USN CDR Thomas R. GUlespie, USN (Ret.) CDR Gary C. Goodmundson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Leshe M. Gotch Mr. Gordon M. Green Mr. James R. GuUfoyle Mr. Michaelj. Haddon CAPT Howard J. HaUidayJt, USN (Ret.) CAPT James W Hamburg, USN Col Stephm A. Hmvey, USMCR Mr. Michael D Hardman CDR Robert F Hartman III, USNR (Ret.) CDRJohn B. Havvkms,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT David M. Hemmg, USNR (Ret.) MI. Rogei H. Hendenon CDR RogerW Hemnan, USNR Mr.James C. Higgins III Mr. Timothy E. HoUingswoith CART Michael K. HoUis, USN CART James A. Hoopei FV^ USN (Ret.) Dt Steven A. Hudock Ml. Ronald Jadlocb MI. David C. Jairett Mi.WUham Kemm,Jt * MI. James M. Kimmel Ml. Bnm E. Kinsley CDR Chffoid L. Kratt, USN MI. Duane Kium MI. Petei WKnise MI. Thomas W LaFoice LtColJohn R. LashetJt,USMC CAPT Glenn D. Lattig, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhmiJ.Laz,USN (Ret.) LCDR DouglasV Liebschner LtCol Stephen T Lmdet USMCR (Ret) * CDR Joseph S. MacDougaU, USN (Ret.) CAPT John R. ManhaU, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Guy T. Mascari CDRJohn M. Masica,USN (Ret.) CDR Robert E. Mayo, USN (Ret.) Mt Calvm R McClaui, Jt Mt Leonard D. McCmnbet Jt Maj Michael R McGee, USMC (Ret.) CART Geoige S. Mchichok,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR Albert G. Mertz, USN (Ret.) CDR MiteheU D Moore, USN LCDR Wayne T Moore, USN CDR Demus M. Murphy USN Dt James J. Norconk,Jt CAPT GeraldJ. O'DonneU, USN MtGaryJ.Overbeck* Col Thomas J. Pittnm, USMCR CDR John R. Plett, USN Mt WUhmi R Pouier CDR WiUimi A. Proses, USN (Ret.) Mt David L. Prosser CAPTJmiesA.Reid,USN (Ret.) Mt WUhmi W.Rogalsb,Jt CDR David H. Ruddock, USN (Ret.) CART Charles A. Schaefet USN (Ret.)

CAPT Paul H. Scherf,Jt, USNR CAPT John J. ScuUy USNR CAPT Peter M. Settle, USNR MI. Eiic C. Sinmions Ml. Bradley WSpahi CDRJacksonA.Stockton,Jt,USNR (Ret.) MI. Edwaid J. Stopyra CAPT Michael G. Sttand, USNR Mr. Carl M.Tankersley CAPT Arthur G.Teves.USN (Ret.) CAPT Lawrence S.Thomson, USNR Mr. Benjmiui W.Tipton III Mr. Thomas RTonden LCDR David C.Tnmble.Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT George N.Tzav-aras,USN (Ret.) CAPT Ray M. Umbarget USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas E. Utegaaid, USN MI. David G.Vetter CDR Geoige FWenchel, USN (Ret.) LCDR Nestoi D.White, USN CDR Samuel E.WUson III, USNR Mi.ThomasJ.Wojciechowski CDR WUham B. Wood, Jt, USN (Ret.) MI.John G.Woods CDR Richaid A.Woodwordi, USN Mr. Peter B. Zuidema

1970 Total Class Giving - $536,432 Average Gift - $1,987 Participation - 40.23%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CART Roger C. Adams, USN (Ret.) Mr.Daniel FAkenon Mr. Thomas J. Bender,Jt Dr.PhUipTCahUl* VADM J. Cuder Dawson, Jt, USN (Ret.) ADM Thomas B. Fargo, USN Col Paul M. Fehx, USMCR (Ret.) Mr. Rhodric C. Hackman CDR Lawrence Heyworth in,USN (Ret) Mr. Timothy J. Joyce * LCDR Frankhn G. Kmg, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Peter C. Kmg, USNR Mr. Barry B. Lewis CDR Richard D MacBam, USNR (Ret.) CDR Robert J. Mackey, USNR * Mr. David A Martin CDR Edmund E. Moore, St, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ralph C. PauUc* Mr. Larry R. Schear Mr. KevmW Sharer -Mr. Dale E. Stahl Mr. Ronald A. Sttibhng Mr.James L.Taylor Mr. Richard M.Teater CAPT Lynn H.Widenet USNR (Ret.) MajGen LeoV WUhams III, USMCR (Ret.) Mr. Nicholas J. WUhams, J t

Herndon Club ($1,000 - $2,499} Dtjohn R Crisp CART DM.Cntes, USNR Mr. Brace K. Doubleday Mr. Ronald Dressin LtCol Chrisam F Dubia,Jr., USMCR Mr. NeU C. Fmn

Mt Michael F Foley Dt J.anies R. Hmkle II Mr. Hugh D. Maulchn.Jt CDR Robert A. Meyet USNR (Ret) * LtCol Terrence C. Morgan, USMC (Ret.) CDR Michael R Ohvet USNR CAPT Jmies S. Perry, USN CAPT Harold B. WaUace, USNR * Mr. Edward Wlodarczyk Mr.WUhmi E.Zales,Jt

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CDR AUen R.Boutz, USN MI. Michael C. Brovvn,Jt CAPT Chailes D. Carey III, USN (Ret.) CARTJohnJ.DenUein,Jt,USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas E. Dickey USN LCDR Robert M. Doohn, USN (Ret.) * CART James L. Durham, USN MI. GeraldV EUingwood CAPT Gerard M. FarreU, USN (Ret.) CDR Marc Fanis, USNR CAPT Mark O Haherty, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi K. Foster * Mr. Dale E. Gmge Mr. Howard R. HaU LCDR Curtis O Huigson, USN (Ret.) LCDR Michael R. Kam, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi M. Kemp CDR Gary L. Knock, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Warren J. Mackensen Mr.WUham M. Moore CDR Robert J. Morgenfeld, USNR Dt James H. Nottmgham.Jt CDR RusseU C. Olson, USNR * CAPT Robert W Reich, USNR CAPT Denms L. Rym III, USN (Ret.) Mr. Dermis M. Rym CDR Carter D. Savage, USN (Ret.) RADM Kenneth D. Slaght, USN CDR DouglasV Smith, USN (Ret.) CDR Stanley H. Smidi, USNR (Ret.) * Mr. James P. Swoope Mr. Henry E.Tabb III * CART Gary L.Vine, USNR CAPT James B. WaddeU, USN Mr. Charles J.Yash

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} CART Tunothy M. Ahern, USN CDR Walter E. Bahr, USNR Mr. WUham R Barry Dt Terrence A. Bidmck * CAPT James F Bovvhn,Jt, USNR Mr.John J. Brennan Mr. Richard C. Buff LCDR Alexmder J. CaUahm,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. PhUhp W. CampbeU* Col Martin D. Carpentet USAF (Ret.) CDR Robert B. Casteel II, USN LT LoweU R. Culp, USNR * CAPT Dwight E. Denson, USN CAPTJackD.Dodd,USN LCDR Andrew C. Dodenhoff USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham E. Doud, USN (Ret.) CARTWUhmiW Fetzetjt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Ralph F Gunkehnan III CDR Richard G. Gurnon,USNR CART R.Thomas Gutienez, USNR

Mr.John R HarreU,Jt LCDR Rattick M. Hog.m, USNR * Mt Peter F Hosfield CAPT Ronald D. Huddleston, USN Mr. Raul M. Hurd Maj Gordon R.Jackson, USMC Mr.J. Bradley Kenney * CDR James F Kemiey USN (Ret.) Mr.Jeb B. Kingseed * CAPT Carl E. Khngelberget USN CDR Guy R. Kmeriem, USNR * CAPT Dean L. Knudi, USNR CDR Timothy A. Kok, USN (Ret.) CAPT Patrick H. Lawless, USN * Mr. Robert A. Lindsay Col Michael E. Lowe, USMC * CAPTThomas L. MacKenzie, USN (Ret.) VADM Michael D Malone, USN CDR Lewis F Mclntyre, USN (Ret.) Mr. Smart J. MUler CAPT George L. Moe, USN (Ret.) CART John B. Montgomery, JAGC, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert D. Moore,Jt CART Charles D Morgm, USNR CAPT Dennis G. Murphy USN (Ret.) CDR Michaelj. Novak, USNR (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi H. Parks,Jt,USN (Ret) Mr. Robert E. Prince CDRJohn D. Rogers, USN (Ret.) Mr.Alfred G. Rundle,Jt Mr.WiUiam H. Schmermund CART David B. Shepard, USN Mr.JohnT Shields III LtCol Robert E. Sonnenberg,Jt, USMC (Ret.) CART KennethV Spenset USNR CDRWUhmi L. Stockho, USN (Ret.) CDR John J. SuUivm,Jt, CEC, USN (Ret.) RADM WUham G. Sutton, USN (Ret.) Mr. Leigh M.Thaeler CAPT Grant WThorpe, USN (Ret.) CAPT Carl E.WeiscopfUSN (Ret.) * Mrs. Frmcis C.WhUden Mr. Charles B.WUhams Mr. James T.Wood

Donor CDR Douglas A. Backes, USN (Ret.) Mr.TimJ.Beblo CART John W Bodnar, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Michael O. Borns, USN (Ret.) RADM Darnel R. Bowlet USN (Ret.) Dt Matthew J. Breede Maj WUhmi F Broderick, USMC (Ret.) Mr.Joseph H.BueschetJt CAPT WUhmi A. Burgett, USN CART Robert N. Burton,Jr., USN (Ret.) Mr. Rene F Butyn CART James M. Carney Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. RogerW Cartjt CDR James B. Cartet Jt, USN (Ret.) CART MichaelW Casey USN (Ret.) CDR Robert N. Chnstianson, USN (Ret.) CDR RoyalW ConneU,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnW Covington Mr. RhiUip M. S. Crisson Mr.H.R.R.Daisley Mr. Richard C. Deittich Mr. MichaelW. DeLorey Mtjack A. DetweUer Mr. James F Devmey

CDR Douglas W Dietz, USN (Ret.) Mr.John O. DoUencheU CDRJohn M.Eckert, USNR Mr. Robert A. Edmond Col PhUhp F Fargotstein, USMCR CDR Charles S. FarreU,Jr., USNR (Ret.) LT Robert L. Fitzgerald, USNR CDR Paul E. Fitzgibbons, USNR (Ret.) CAPTThomas J. Flaherty, USN (Ret.) Mr. Aithony E. Ford * CART Eari J. Fought, USN LCDR Michael G. Fnck, USNR ADM Edmund R Gimibastiam,Jt, USN Mr. Franz M. Gottieib Mr Bjchard K. Graham Mr. Joseph E Graul Mr. Larry C. Gretzmger Dt Mark J. Grassendorf CDR WaUace E. Guntetjt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert G. Halgren.Jt Mr. Fred M. HaU Mr. Kirk C. Hmsen CDR Richard G. Hastings III, USN (Ret.) CAPT Russel E. Hauck, USNR Mr.Jeffiey B. Hawkins Mr.John M. Haynes CAPTWUham Heffen,USN (Ret.) LT Robert D. Herb, USN LCDR Ronald M. HUl, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn G. Holevva,USN (Ret.) CART Paul D. HoUenbach, USNR LCDR ChristopherW HoUoweU FV, USN (Ret.) LCDR James D. Hook, USNR LCDR Paul L.Houde, USN Mr.Terry R. Huff CAPTWUham EJenkms.USN (Ret.) Mr. Jack A. Johnson Mr. Michael M.Johnston CDR Steven E.Jones,Jt, USNR LCDR Ronme L.Justiss, USN (Ret.) Maj Robert J. Kmible,Jt, USMC (Ret.) CAPT WUham A. Kmg, USNR Mr. Chfford H.Kittle.Jt CAPT Steven l.Klotz, USN LTJG Gary D. Kmght, USN (Ret.) LT H. Raul Kondrick, USNR VADM Tunothy W LaHeut USN CDR Douglass H. Lamartin, USN Mr. James R. Laricb CDR AndrewJ. Lasb, USN (Ret.) Mr. Dean J. Legidakes CARTWalter R. Lohrmann, USN (Ret.) CART Denms M. Lunghofet USN Mr. Stephen C. Macy CDR WUham J. Magnm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raymond O. Manasco,Jt Maj Esmond W Marb, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Thomas G. MarshaU, USN (Ret.) The Honorable Tim S. McClam CART James L. McClane, USN (Ret.) CAPT John R. McNamee,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert B. McPhaU Mr.John M. Meachmi CAPT WUham J. R Melby USN Mr. G. NeU Midkiff ADM John B. Nathmm, USN CAPT WUhmi A. Nurthen, USN (Ret.) LCDR John R. Oakes, USN (Ret.) CART Kemieth L. O'Bannon, USN CDR Steven G. Rarb, USNR * Col Frederick C. Peck, USMC CDR Robert L. Perch, USNR (Ret.)

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CAPTThomas A. Perkms III, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ohver H. Perry III, USN CDRJohn S. Rohl,USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard H. RoUock * CART Henry S. Prevette, USN (Ret.) CAPT Fiank'w Rei&iydetJt, USN (Ret) LtColJohn H.Reynolds,USMC (Ret.) CDR Harley L. Rhodes, USCGR LCDR Michael C. Roberts, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard C. Rose Mr.WUhmi M. Saltenbeiger CAPT Geoige E. Sauei III, USN MI. Maitin A. Shadday Jt MI. Chester A. Shorts Maj Ronnie E. Sirmans, USMC LCDR Robert L. SlovvU;, USN CAPT Ernest M. Snovvden II, USNR MI. Maik E. Spong MI. Joseph E Staitari LCDR Steven R Steuo, USN CART JamesW Suhi,USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert Tambuimi, USNR Mr.Janies M.Tarkington CDR Glenn PTierney USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert J.VmdewaUe LCDR DommickWVisco,USN (Ret.) CAPT David FWalsh,USN (Ret.) Ml. WUham J.Webb CAPT Benjamm H.Welch III, USN (Ret.) CART Richaid E.Westeott, USN (Ret.) Dt Carl E.Wick • Mr. Edward H.WUhamson Mr.Thomas S.Wolfe CAPT Frank L.Wunt USNR * CAPT Thomas S. Zysk, USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000 • $2,499} Mr.Thomas H.Abernathy * Mr. Stephen H. Brighton Mr. Gerald L. Byrnes Mr.WUhmi J. Cocos Mr. Ross S. Dessert * Mr.J. Dolan Mr. E. Michael Flmagan CAPT Michael G. Gaffiiey St, USN (Ret) * Mr. Michaelj. L. Greene, Jt CAPT Thomas J. Hamniom III, USN (Ret.) Dt Gerald F. Harris CAPT Garry HohnsBxmi, USN (Ret.) Mr.WUhmi C. Hoover CAPT Alfred R. Hupp,Jt, USNR (Ret.) * LCDR John F Martin III, USNR * Mr. WUham R Matz Mr. Raymond T. MiUer CAPT John T Moms, USN Mr. David J. Nichols CAPT Michael T Nordin, USNR Mr.Thomas R 0'Brien,Jt CDR Valentin Poleshaj, USNR (Ret.) * CAPT Dma A. Roberts, USN (Ret.) LtCol Ronald E. Spratt, USMC (Ret.) CDR LeoJ.TredwayJt,USNR (Ret.) CAPT Thomas E.Vickery, USNR LCDRTeny RVmis, USNR Mr. Tom DWUes CAPTWUham R.WUhams,USN (Ret.) Mr. Stephen A. Wohler

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999}

1971 Total Class Giving - $224,079 Average Gift - $757 Participation - 41.05%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. RonaldV. Benigno CDRJohn M.Bomface,USN (Ret.) * Mi.EirettJ.Bozarth II * Mr.J. Scott Burd Mr.Jack L. Conrad Mr. Peter F deVos CDR Stephen FDmeoiUc, USNR (Ret.) * Dt James G. Gonzales Col Walter R Havenstem, USMCR Mi.WUlaid C. HayJt MI. Michael R. Hecomovich MI. F Teiry Kremian Mr. David T. Laws Mr.VictorT. Luick CAPT RenyJ.Martim,Jt,USN (Ret.) LtCol Keith E. Nadolski, USMCR Mr. Ralph D Nelson * Mr. Brace E. Nichols Mr.Alm C.Ptak MI. Jmies E. Queen CDR Brim D. Robertson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward J. Smderson,Jt Mr. James M. Searing Mr. James J. Sheppard MI. Clay O. StUes Dt Robert W Smart Mr. Roger A.Young

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Maj Chris Bennett, USMC (Ret.) Col David R. Bloomet USMC Mr. Lee E. Burgess Mr. Richaid A. Buiman Maj Chailes TCairoU, USMC (Ret.) The Honorable DavidW. Chew Mi.Wairen B. Cole Mt Aidiui K. CoUmg,Jt Mr.John P. Cossick Mr. Richard A. Dietz LCDR Rattick M. Doyle, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Steven A. Dunphy Mr. Paul F Fisk * CART Thomas J. Flmagm,USN (Ret.) CAPT Wilson J.Fritchmm,USN (Ret.) CDR Michael R.Hagy, USN Mt Rmdy L. Hartshorn CAPT Michaelj. Hichak, USNR Mr. Benjmiin A. HoUmd CAPT Mark M. Horgaii, USN Mt Mark H. Howe * Mr.Joseph H.Johns ADM Tunothy J. Keating, USN Mt Thomas A. Laboon,Jt CDR Robeit J. Laikm, USN CAPT Thomas N. Ledvma, USN (Ret.) CAPT PaulJ. Loustaunau,USNR CAPT Jmies R. Mans, USN (Ret.) MI. Geoffiey L. McMuUin Mtjohn M. McNaUen VADM James W Metzget USN Mt J. Chnstopher Midgett * CAPT Donald MUlet USN (Ret.) Mt Michael R MoneU CDR Robert L. Monis, USNR CART Micajah W Nevvmm, USN (Ret.)

Mi.JohnR. North MI.Thomas F O'Brien CDR J. Michael O'Connot USNR (Ret.) CAPT Edward J. Rarb, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert K. Pearce, Jt CDR John J. Repicky,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Douglas E. Sameit, USNR CAPT Leon A. Schieret USNR (Ret.) CDR James L. Smoogen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Guy B. Snodgrass Mr.Jmies M.Theis LCDR Lynden R.Tohver.USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael D. Trice Mr. Gary I.Washam Mr. Richard C.Wheeler Mr. Carl J. Wiedemann II CAPT Thomas H.Yee, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT Suneon H.Austin,USN * MI. Robert S.Ayen MI. Douglas L. Bayne Sgt Sankey L.Blmton III,ARNG * CDR David T Bolduc, USNR * MI. Richard B. Bottenberg CDRJohn DBowen, USN LTJG BUI B. Brasel, USN (Ret.) CAPT James B. Brymt, USN (Ret.) Col Robert D. Cabana, USMC (Ret.) CDRThomas M. Carnahm, USN MI. Robert Clydesdale III Mi.Alan S. Cohlmeyei MI. Michaelj. CoUiei CAPT Richaid E. Colquitt,Jt, USNR CAPT John A. Conkey USNR (Ret.) MI. Robert C. Custer LCDR James A. Davis, USN CDRJohn REnderie, USNR * RADM Joseph E. Enright, USN CAPT Peter A. Hannery,USN (Ret.) Mr. Bradley S. Foster CDR Michaelj. French, USN Mr.TunT. GUmm Mr. Steven M. Grames VADM Kevin P Green, USN Mr. David J. Hackett Mr. Michaelj. HaUahm Maj Lmibert C. HeUces, USMC (Ret.) CDR Brim J. Horais, USNR (Ret.) CAPT David B. Howe, USNR Mr. Cari D. Inskeep CAPT Larry C.Jolmson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Kenneth S.Jonim,USN (Ret.) CDR Carl E.JoseSon,USN CAPT Michaelj. Kehoe, USN (Ret.) CAPT David C. Leesttiia, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gary W. Lohm.m * Mr. Robert W Lucy CDR DavidW. Luengen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gregory'J. Maxfield CDR CharlesW May USNR Col Andrew F Mazzara, USMC (Ret.) CART Michael R McBride, USN (Ret.) Mr. PaiU G. Mclntire * CARTJohnTMeistetUSN (Ret.) LCDR Arhngton R. MUler,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michaelj. Morgan Mr. Leshe R. Nixon Mr. Kemiedi M. O'Bryant CDR David J. Odland, USNR LCDR Michael P O'Rourke, USN

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2 0 0 4 Donor Report

CAPT Louis J. Oswald III, USNR Mr. David C. Robertson VADM Ronald A Route, USN CAPT Richaid E. Schuknecht,USN (Ret.) CDR Arthur FSbtet USN Mr. Raul A. Sonye CDR Robert D St. Germam, USNR Mr. Robert R. StihveU LtCol David K. Storey, USMC (Ret) CAPT Perry R.Taylot USNR (Ret.) CAPT Thomas L.Travis, USN LCDR HenryJ.Turowski,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael J.Vesely LCDR Dennis M.Walsh, USNR CAPT Pattick R.Wans, USNR (Ret.) RADM Christopher E.WeavetUSN Mr. Terry T.Weiss CAPT David C.WeUmg,USN (Ret.) Mr. David L.Wermer CART Darnel L.Whitfoid, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald G. WUhanis,Jt, USN (Ret) * Capt PhUhp E. WUhams, USMC * Mr. Lawrence EWray LCDR Cassm Young, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham E. Zapfjt

Donor Anonymous Mr. Thomas D. Adanis,Jt CDR Jeffiey H.Albri^t,USN (Ret.) CDR David R AUeman, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles P.Aiinis Ml. Robert E. Annis MI. Vincent Aidizzone Mi.KailJ.Adiow LCDR Leonyx G. Baket USN MI. John L. Balcom MI. Stephen N. Baidey CAPT Drew W Beasley, USN (Ret) Dt Donald J. Beaudette LtCol Maik T Beck, USMC (Ret) MI. Michael Bluestein Mi.WUhmiK.Boyd,Jt MI. Chailes E. Boyer III CAPT John C. Brandes, USN * CART Jmies M. Bnck, USN CDR Dume L. BraneUi, St, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ralph G. Biirnette,Jt CDR Robert A. Capra, USNR (Ret.) CDR RusseU M. Can, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gerard T. Chiuiazzi, J t Maj Alfred F Clarbon,Jt, USMC (Ret.) CAPT JohnW Closs.USNR (Ret.) CDR Stephen A. Comet USN (Ret.) Mr. Earl F Darnels III Col MelW. DeMan,Jt, USMC (Ret.) Mt Dermis A. Desmond Mt Robeit J. Donlm CAPT Gale N. Doores, ARNG Mt Riduid H. Ector CAPT Richaid H. Enderiy USN (Ret.) CDR Gregory A. Engel, USN Mt Brace N. Erickson Mt Robert J. Ferguson Mt Ridtud S. Fletcher Mt Osmund R. Fretz III Mt Scott N. Gessis RADM C. H. Griffidis,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDRThomas M. Gross, USNR CDR Donald L. Gundiet USNR CAPT Ronald E. Hevvett,USN (Ret.) Mt Raymond J. Hogan

Mr. Kennedi J. Hook CDRJohn H. Hubbard,USN (Ret.) Mr. Alfred J.Jacobs * Mr. Michael T.James Mr. Steven K.Joens CAPT Peter R.Jouannet, USNR Mr. Charles L. Keating CDR Pattick R. KeUy USN (Ret.) CAPT Fred C. Mem, USN (Ret.) CAPT David L.Lee,USNR Mr.Hev'wardTLiddeUIII Dr Raul W Lmdgren Mr. Richaid WLoerch CAPT JamesW LoiseUe, USN CDR Paul B. Long, USN (Ret.) Dt WUliam T. Long CAPT MUutin Marich, USNR CDR Lewis G. Mason, USN (Ret.) CAPT Brace P McClure, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lawrence L. McDonald Pastor WUliam L. McKinney LCDR Peter J. .MeUin, USN CDR WUham A. Meyen, USN Mr. David B.-MUler Mr. Scott A. Monson .Mr. Raymond .M. Murray Mr. Lawrence E Nolan CAPT Chnstopher OsietUSNR (Ret.) * LCDR PhUhp K. Parket USNR (Ret.) CAPT Stephen Pelsttmg, USN (Ret) Mr. Stephen E. Permer LtCol Dale A. Petenon, USMC Mr. Richard G. Plank, Jt Mr. David E. Polzien * LTJamesFPostel,Jt,USN CAPT David C. Royet USNR CAPT Michael .M. Rand, USNR CDR RichardJ. Rankin, USNR Mr. HermanW Robenon,Jt LCDR Woody M. Rubmo, USN Mr. Mark C. Schaife MI. Ronald D. Schiodei Ml. Robert R. Schultz * Mr. Warren R. Schultz .Mr.John H. Schuyler Col Karl T Schwehn, USMCR Mr.John R Shelton, Jt CDR Lawrence F Simoneaux, NOAA LtCol Raul R. Smidi, USMC Mr. Theodore E. Snoots Maj Martm J. Speet USMCR (Ret.) CDR WUham J. Steehnan, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert H. SttUUman, USN (Ret.) Mr. Raul D. Swedand CDR Kenneth J. Taplett, USN (Ret.) LtCol Terry L.Tonkm,USMC (Ret.) Dt Michael F Trent CDR David L.Vmdovet USN Mr.James B.WaddeU * CART Robert C.Wagonet USN * CDR Frank TWaUcetJt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert E.Walter CDR Joseph WWargo, USN (Ret.) LCDR Richard G.Wheldon, USNR Mr.PeterA.Zaudtke

1972 Total Class Participation - $218,353 Average Gift - $1,103 Participation - 26.41%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr.Jeffiey R. Beard CAPT Webster L. Benhmi III, USNR Mr.John E. ChaUcer Mr.WUhamW CoUms CDR Gary L. Coyle, USN CDRJohn M. Dillon, USNR Ml. Dem M. Flatt * MI. Gary A. Gnffidis Mr. James D HaU Mr. Paul E. Huck • Mr. Michael C.Joyner Mr. Robert D. Loeffler Mr. Robert S. Madden Mr. Robert E. Ostendorfjt CDR ChristopherW Pmos, USN (Ret.) * Mr.John L. Skolds, St CAPT Edward C.WaUace,USN (Ret.) Mr.John K.Welch Mr.Thomas RWoMe CART Rodney K.Womet USNR •

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} Mr. Richard T. Boeshaar Mr. Michaelj. Clawson * Mr. Demiis J. Crme CDR David A. Denms, USN Maj Paul E Donohue, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Joseph P. Eisenhuth Mr. D.Joseph Genuk CART James C. Grovet USN CDR David J. Hogen, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ardiur G.Johnson, USNR (Ret.) Mr.Thomas D.Jones CDR KendaU W Kalstad, USN CAPT John J. Keenm,Jt, USNR * Mr. Robert C. KUlough CDR Maunce M. Koelemay USNR (Ret) * CAPT Richard R Lee, USN (Ret.) LCDR Raymond M. MacKown, USNR (Ret) Mr. Edward J. Perrott CAPT Douglas K. Rush, USNR (Ret.) Mr. StephenV Schmidt MI. Terry R. Schwieger CAPT Raul ShemeUa, USN CAPT David E. Sheppard, USNR * Mr.Jeffiey F Smith * Mr. Maurice F Spence CART Stephen RWeise.USNR (Ret.) Mr. Clarence C.WUlis

Tecumseh Club

Mr. Jmies R. Klima CAPT Vmcent J. Lynch, USN LT WUham A. Lyons, USN LCDR Richaid G. Mackhn, USNR CART DanielW McEhoy USN (Ret.) MI. Richard A. Mu Mr. Darnel H. Mutty CAPT Robert R Perry, USN (Ret.) RADM Richard B. Porterfield, USN Mr. Fred C. PoOschmidt * Mr.John L. Prehn III CAPT RmdaU D. Preston, USN (Ret.) Maj Glenn R. Praden, USA (Ret.) Mr. RmdaU L. Rice Mr.John H. SUcox Mr.John H. Sohl III LT Robert R.VmOndel III, USN CDR Paul K.West, USN (Ret.)

(§250-§499} CDR Eric J. Addnson, USNR CDR Raul A. Bienhoff USN (Ret.) CAPT Douglas R. Burnett, USNR CAPT Gerald R Cameron, USNR CDR Michael B. Cmdalot USN (Ret.) LCDR WUham G. Chung, USNR CDR Glen A. DUgren, USN (Ret.) CDR Roger T Doyel, USN (Ret.) CAPT James P Dunn.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Daniel N. Edelstem * CDR WendeU J. Gift, USN CAPT Dem F Ghck, USN LtCol Ronald G. GuUhmis, USMCR Mr. Michaelj. Harrington CAPTTheodore L. Kaye, USN (Ret.) RADM Curtis A. Kemp, USN

Mr.John L.Ayon CAPTWUham C. BaUey USNR CART Eugene Bal III, USN CDR WUham A. BaUwebet USNR CAPT John C. Beason, USNR Mr. Richard O Bjorneby CDR David C. Boy III, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn E.Boyle, USN fylr. Robert A. Brmdon Dt Peter C. Braseth CDR Joseph V Bridgeford, USNR CDR Blame R. Bracket USN (Ret.) CAPT James R Budet USN Col Cesare Cardi, USMC CDR Donald J. Carlson, USN (Ret.)

CART Gene M. Kohlet USN (Ret.) LCDR Lawrence L. Kiaket USNR (Ret.) * CART Edwaid J. Kujat, USN MI. Jolm C. Lasken LT WUham G. Moffatt, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert R Monahm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Rod A. Myers Mt Eduardo C. Nocon CDR Richard A. Robison, USN (Ret.) CART Douglas R. Roulstone, USN CAPT David A. Schneegas, USN LtCol Peter K. Solecki,USMC (Ret.) CAPT Charles S.Vogm,Jt, USN Mr. James L. WaUcer III Mr. Walter WWaUmark Mr. Eric FWestbeig

Donor

Academic Excellence Academics play an integral role in the training of today's midshipmen. With cutting-edge classrooms and laboratories, as well as faculty who are leaders in their respective fields of study, the Naval Academy provides graduates with a first-rate education that prepares them to be technically competent leaders in the fleet. Today, private gift support continues to help the Academy reach its margin of

John Paul Jones Club (§500-$999} CDR Andrew R. Adams, USNR Mr.Eric L.Anderson Mr. Randal T.Bent Mr.John D.Blosser Mr. Peter G. Brown Mr. Robert E. Cattanach, Jt Mr. Raymond M. Glennon * CDR James R. Goddard,Jr.,USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard E. Goldsby USN (Ret.) CAPT Gregory R. Hamehn, USNR • CDR WUhmi A. Hmcock, USN (Ret.) LIJG B. Fredenck Horne,Jt, USN Mr. Robert J. Horstmeyer Mr. David H. Johnson Mr. Steven J. Kemple Mr. Saul D. Klem

excellence in the area of academic excellence.

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Mr. Stephen J. Cereghino Mr.John D Chfford Mr. David S. Colemm CAPT Robert B. Cook.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Kevm R Crook CAPT PaulW. DahlquistUSN CAPT Bnm S. Dalby USNR (Ret.) LtCol Raymond J. Decket USMCR (Ret.) CAPT John C. Devhn, USN (Ret.) CAPT John E Dohse, USN (Ret.) LT Joseph F DriscoU, Jt, USN CAPT Gaiy G. Evans, USN (Ret.) Col Stephen T Fishet USMCR (Ret.) MI. Richaid R GUbert LCDR Paul A. Guiiet USNR (Ret.) Ml. Ralph E. Gratzmacher Mr.John H. Guffey Jt Mr. Richard M. Gutekunst * Mr. Gerald L. Haden Mr. Robert C. Hahn.Jt Mr. Thomas D HaU CDR Gary R. Hammond, USN Mr. Thomas F Hardey, Jt CDR James M. Hmes, USNR CDR WaUace W. Holdstem,Jt, USN CAPT Lloyd N. Holz, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Coim C. Huddleston, USNR Mr. Richard H.Jacobs CDR Robert A.Jacobson, USNR CART Paul C. Jorgensen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lloyd W Keaser * Mr. Rat B. KeUer CAPT G e o ^ F Kmdel, USN CAPT Mmton A. Kmg. USNR Mr. James J. LaBeUe Mr. Gregory D. Lamberth CAPT Pattick D Lee, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Thomas W Lyons,Jt CAPT Stanley J. Mack, USN Mr. WUham L. McGraw CDR CharlesW Menvme,USNR CART John G. Meyet USN (Ret.) MI. Craig MUler Mr. Ronald W Morton CAPT Wanen E. Mussehiim, USNR Mr. Stephen L. Neuman CDR James G. PhUhps III, USN (Ret) LT Theodore A. Pythk, USN CDR David J. Rappe, USN Mr. Gary M. Rheam * CDRWUhmi L. Rigot,Jt,USN (Ret.) Dt Pattick O RUey CAPTWUham R. Rubel,USN (Ret.) CDR Chnstopher G. Schlehr.USN (Ret.) CAPT Mark S. Schramm, USNR CAPT Jeny L. Schubert, USN (Ret.) CDR Fred A. SenUco, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Kennedi R. Smith Mr.L.Clay Stabler III CAPT Lloyd F Swift, USN Mt WUham A. Swisher CAPTThomas G.Tedow,USNR CAPTTunothyJ.Traveno,USN (Ret.) Mr. Harry R.WaUace,Jr DtW BrittWanvood Mr. Steven C.WUbe * Mr. StevenJ.WUkts CART Dennis L.Woriey USN (Ret.) CAPT John R.Wordungton, USN

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1973 Total Qass Participation - $139,280 Average Gift - $518 Participation - 35.34% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Ml. Roderick L. Brotherton Mr. Jmies R. Burdett * CART James A. CmipbeU, It, USN (Ret.) CAPT Mark F Chppet USN CDR Edward E Cottetjt, USN (Ret.) CDR Steve R. Dem, USNR Mr.Jmies L. Evving W Mr. Bruce C. Hargus * BGen Leff H. Hendricbon, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Donald S.Jeffenon CART Michael R. Kalas, USN (Ret.) * Mr. Thomas J. Kiernm * CART Paul K. Landen, USN CAPT C. Max Lindner III, USN (Ret.) * Mr. DukPD. Mosis III Mr. Charles D O'DeU Mr. Keidi W Patten CART Kennedi S. Reightietjt, USN * RADM PaulJ. Rym,USN (Ret) Mr.John S. Simcox CDR Charles M. Stevens II, USNR (Ret.) CAPTThomas M. Storch,USNR * CAPT Geoige R Watt,Jt,USNR (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} Mr. Marvin L. Clott Mr.JohnJ. Dicb RADM Dennis M. Dwyet USN CAPT George C. Giessing III, USNR CAPT Scott C. Hmey III, USN Mr. Robert C. Hohnes * CAPT Steven R. Ingram, USN (Ret.) Mr. LarryWJones * MI. Geoige E. Kondreck,Jt * Mr. Duncm H. Meldrum * Mr. Cohn C. Osborn Mr. Mark W Shauglmessy Mr. Pattick M.Vutue *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT James E Boland, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas G. Broussard,Jt LCDR Kevm CaUahm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Daniel C. Denzer DtAdeR. DUlon CAPT RoryH. Fishet USN CAPTWUham P Fogarty, USN Dt David A. Guner Mr. David L. Hoagland * CART Mark W Kolumg, USNR (Ret.) * Mr.Tunothy S. McClay Mt Louis L. McGinty CAPT Jolm S. McHeiuy, USNR CDR Hugh D. Nelson, USN Mt Kent R. Porter CDR Robert E. Rreston,Jt, USNR Mr. Charies C. Seim.Jt LtCol David L. Snuth, USMC CAPT Dm M. Stovet USN (Ret.) CDR Gregory C. Sttaessle, USNR (Ret.) Judge David L. Sttitzman CDR Randy L.Wight, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} COL Robert S.Adanis,Jt, USA Mr. Gary L. AUen* Col WUhmi F Bam, USMC (Ret.) Mr.John F Benjmiin CAPTW Robert Blake,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr. Frederick J. Brasco CART Brace W Buckley USN (Ret.) * CART Robert M. Burnes, USNR Mr. Don L. Cmterna CAPT Larry D. CareUo, USNR Mr. Robert A. Casey II * Mr. Guy C. Chamberlam III CDRWUhmi C. Clau,USN (Ret.) CDR Lonnie W Cole, USN (Ret.) * CAPT Charles G. Cooper III, USN (Ret.) CART John C. Cunhffe, USNR CDR WUson B. Decket USN (Ret.) CAPTThomas FEniight,USN (Ret.) CAPT H. Pattick Faust,Jt,USNR (Ret.) ADM RmdH. Fishet USN Mr. Kenneth R Gathercole LCDR James R GrabetUSN (Ret.) CDR Dwight W Hmdfordi, USN * RADM John C. Haney Jt, USN Col Dennis L. Hayden, USMC CAPT WUham S. Kordis, USN CAPTJoseph S.Krajmk,USN (Ret.) Maj Gen Richard S. KranUich, USMC DtWeUsK.Labberton Dt James C. Lmiar CAPT Robert E. Luby Jt, USN CDR Darnel F Madden, USNR Mr. Brace H. Marquaidt CAPT DavidW ManhaU, USN (Ret.) Mr. Daniel M. McHale Mr.Tobm R. McNatt Mr. Michael D. McRobbie CDR Andrew D Mechhng, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert N. Nesderode, USN CAPT Jolm FPUh,Jt,USNR (Ret.) CDR Ronald J. Price, USNR Mt Jerry J. PurciareUo CDR Otto G.RemiaiutUSN (Ret.) * CART Douglas J. Rem, USNR Mr. Douglas S. Rice CART Harry J. Rucket USN (Ret.) Mr. Gary V Smiuelson Mr. Mattiiew J. SavieUo * Mt Robert B. Shary II * LTJG Marc A. Shutet USN (Ret.) Mr. Terry D SUva Mr. Michael E Smion CDR Jmies C. Snead, USN (Ret.) CDR David R. Stacy USNR CDR Richard E.Wagnet USN (Ret.) CDR Joseph DWeUet It, USN (Ret.) Mt Jeffiey D.Welsh Col Thomas B.Wlute III, USMC (Ret.) CDR Brim K.Young, USN (Ret.)

Donor Mt Robert E. Apple,Jt Mr.Jolm R.Ashniorc CDR Robert R B.uttroi, USN (Ret.) CAPT Daniel J. B,uiman,Jr., USNR CAPTVaughn RBcmiett,USNR (Ret.) Mt Stephen J. Bcniascoiu CAPT Gerald B. Blanton, USN (Ret.) CAPT A. Randolph Blough.USNR (Ret.) Mt Raymond A. Boyd.Jt

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Mr. Robert E. Brathune Mt Jmies L.BrUl Mr.Thomas H.BrUlat CAPT Jmies S.Bnstow,USN (Ret) Mr. David A. Brown * CDR Kfrk S. Burgmiy USN * Mr. Robert C. Carlson,Jt CAPT James H. Chapmm,Jt, USN CDR Darnel R Couch, USNR Mr. Albert D. Creasy Jt LCDR Addison G. Darnel III, USN (Ret.) Mr. RusseU E. Dodge CAPT ConradJ. Donahue, USN (Ret.) Mt FrederickW. DormeUy CART WUham M. Dunaway USN (Ret) LtCol Edmund D. Eaton,Jt, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Richard A EUion, USNR Mr.Tunodiy REUis Mr. Brace P. Eyjen CAPT Thomas M. Feeb, USN (Ret) Mr. Jay P. Fischer Mr. Peter B. Ryim Mr. Gregory N. Fontaine CART Arthui K. Foskett, USNR CDR Roger B. Frmcisco,Jt, USN (Ret) Mr. Jonathan D Fnestedt CAPT Marc D. Goldbeig, USN (Ret) Col John W P Graham, Jt, USMC (Ret) CDR Jeffery W Grant USN (Ret) MI. Geoffiey M. Griffiths Mr. David R Haefiier CAPT James A. Haggart, USN Mr. Re.xfonl D. Hmd CAPT AUen R. Hansen, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ross M. Hanhng, USN (Ret) Mr. Michaelj. Harris LCDR Peter L. Hatton, USN (Ret) CDR Jay M. Hembeigetjt, USNR MI. Michael D. Hendenon CART Paul B. Hendncbon. USNR Mi.J. Douglas Hertel CDR Thonias H. Holt USN (Ret.) CAPT Donald D Hopkms. USNR LCDR Jmies R Hopkms FV. USN RADM Steven W. Horton, USN CART Thonias P Huegench, USNR CAPT Louis A. Hughes, USN (Ret.) MI. Lmce B.Jolmson CDR M.i.xvveU L.Jones, USNR (Ret.) Dt Michaelj. Kane CAPT Brace Keenei FV, USNR CAPT Jeffiey D. Keho, USN (Ret.) Mt Stephen H. KeUei Dt Jolui M. Kemiy Maj Geoige Keriek, It, USMC (Ret.) Mt Robert J. Kirklmd III* CDR Robert F Klaus, USN (Ret.) Mr.G.uy D.Klein CDR GlemiE. Klem,Jt, USN CAPT FrancisJ. Khngseis.USN (Ret.) LTRoyE.KiiutsoitUSN CAPT D,ivid R. KolUet USN (Ret) Mr. Gary D. Kornegay CDR Ardiur R Kuelme, USN Mr.P,iiUS.Kiuitz Mt Glemi A. Licy Maj Francis R Lmzer III, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Douglas J. Livy USN Mt D.ivid M. Leadier CDR Matdiew L. LeclUcitnet USN (Ret.) Maj Gary D. MacFadden, USMCR CAPT David J. Maresh, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Thomas O. Martin Mr. Keimedi P. Mayeaux CAPT Kevm B. McCleskey USNR CAPT James R. McClurg, USN (Ret.) RADM James M. McGanah, USNR CART Tunodiy H. Meyet USN (Ret.) CAPT Albert R. MUletJt, USNR CAPT Burt E. MUlet USNR (Ret.) CART James C. Murphy SCUSNR CDR Lawrence C. Myen, USN (Ret.) CDRThomas R. Nadeau,USN (Ret.) CDR Pattick A. Nelson. USN (Ret.) CDR Steven R. Nichols, USN (Ret.) RADM Roger T Nolan, USNR CDR Gary S. Novvak, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Steven M. Nvman Mr. .Michael P Obert Mr. Stephen E. Ogden .Mr. Larry E. Olson CAPT Fred G. Orchard, USN Mr.BrvantC.On CART Thomas K. Rarb, USNR CDR HeibenW Parthuni,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Robert C. Pardovv CDR DonaldJ. Patton, USN Mr.John S. Pechonis LT Peter Pehl II, USN .Mr. Kennedi G. Picha, Jt Mr. Lawrence J. Pietropaulo .Mr. E R Rocius CDR Jack M. Rohhneyet USNR (Ret.) * CDR Donald S. Pnce, USNR CDR Ronald H. Provenchet USN .Mr. Frank L. Puzzo Mr. Edward R. Reinhaidt CART Kai T Repsholdt USN CDRWUhamW. Reynolds, USN (Ret.) ,Mi. James A. Robbins Mr. Curtis S. Root CDR Gregory J. Rose, USNTJ. Mr. James C. Rueliimund,Jt -Mr. Ronald W Rueschei CDR James E. RusseU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Peter A. Scala, USN (Ret.) CAPT Tunodiy E. Scheib, USN CAPT Ronald L. Scuddet USNR CDRJohn R. Seaberg. USNR Mr. Hermm L. Seedorf III LtCol Donald P Shirb USMC .Mr. Hany M. Siegel CDR Kennedi M. Smith,Jt, USN (Ret) CDR Kyle R. Smidi, USNR Dr.RoyASmidilll CDRJohn R. Sparaco, USN CART John R. Stevenson, Jt, USN (Ret.) Maj Richard A. Stevvart:, USMC (Ret.) Mr.James E. Swckey II CDR Thomas A.Thompson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thonias R.Tritz Mr. Pete A.Vrotsos CAPT Robert D.Wakefield, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Craig G.Walenga Mr.John FWardeU CDR Charles A. Weitz,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Stephen G.WUkes, USNR CAPT DavidWWUhnann, USN (Ret.) CAPT Eugene K.WUson,Jt, USN CDR Jeffiey R. WoU, USNR Mr. Emest C.Young, St RADM Mark A.Young, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael I. Zunet, USNR *

1974 Total Class Giving - $149,245 Average Gift - $630 Participation - 31.66%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Anonymous Mr. Pattick L. Aldenon * Mr. Charles H. Cannon,Jt * LCDR Carl M. Halbreinet USNR Dt Christopher K. Klem CDR Ahm B. Lerchbacket USN (Ret.) CAPT MarshaU Nadel, USNR (Ret.) * Mr. Stephen D. Shigley Mr. Rattick J. SuUivan Mr.J. David WUhams

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CDR RichardJ. Cassara III, USN Mr. Preston W Easleyjt Mr.JohnJ. Harris Mr. Joseph J. lovanna * Mr. Ronald E. Johns Mr. Bradford L. Moore * CAPT Rodney W Savage, USN (Ret.) .Mr.John C. Schener CAPT Harry E.Yeiser III, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LCDR Morgm R Ames,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Smart A.Ashton,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPTJoseph R Avveduti,Jt, USN (Ret.) LtCol Charles H. Beale III, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Charles T Brannon Mr. .Martin S. Brown Mr. Wilham D. Braen.Jt CDR James L. BuUock, USN (Ret.) * MI. Bradley H. CadweU MI. Craig A. Chamben MI. Frank E. Cook.Jt CART James M. Crowdet USNR Mr. Steven J. Diamond CART Walter J. Donovm, Jt, USN Mr. Claude P. Goddard, Jt CDR WUham E. HaU, USN CAPT Charles E. Humphreys, USNR * Mr.Tunothy A.Johnson Mr. Terry W Krummel CAPT Thomas G. Loziet USNR CDRJohn F Mahon, USN (Ret.) CAPT Clovis E. Manley USNR CDR Anthony R. Marmo, USN (Ret.) * CAPTJon D.Mason, USN Mr. Richard R. MendenhaU CDR Steven T Middleton, USNR LCDR James E. Schreibet USN (Ret.) * Mr. PeterW Sherlmd Mr. Thomas P. Staudt Mr. James S. Stevens CDRJohn D.Tate, USNR (Ret.) Mrs.WUeyJ.Voorhies * CDR Michael J. Wahl, USN *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$500) Mr. James D. Agnew * CDR James A. Aldon, USNR *

CDR Lew E. AUemm, USN (Ret.) RADM Michael C. Bachmann, USN CDR WUham R. Blackburn, USN (Ret.) CART John R. Bramet USN (Ret.) CDR Roger I. Braeckbauet USN Mr. Richard M. Casper CDR Alfred J. Cayia III, USNR (Ret.) CART Gary M. Cemey USN LtCol Jeffiey U Cole, USMC (Ret.) CART Charles M. CoUhis M.D, USN CDR Jmies C. Cox,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Wayne B. D'Ambrosio Mr. David L. Evms CAPTVictor R. Fiebig,USN (Ret.) CAPT Gary J. Graupmann, USN (Ret.) CART Thomas A. Grote, USN (Ret.) * CDRJohn E. Harrison, USN Maj WUliam E. Heinzmm II, USMC (Ret.) Mr. StephenW HUl CART Richard J.Jensen, USN LCDR Darius C. Karahs, USNR Mr. James R. Kramer Mr. DavidV Lmgfitt Mr. Max E. Legg LCDR Ralph R. Leonard,Jt, USN (Ret) * RADM Donald R Loren, USN CDR Jon D. Lund, USNR Mr. James E. Lyons CAPT Donald R. Mason, USN (Ret.) CDR Joseph H. Mastin, USNR Mr. Darnel R Mays CAPT Tunodiy A. Meyen, USN CART Charles A. MUetich, USN (Ret.) CART Lany A. Olson, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Michael R. PhUhps, USNR Mr. Lawrence J. Pierzchalski Mr. Dale H. Pugh CDR Paul A. Reid, USN CAPT James M. Ripley Jt, USNR CDR David A. Sanford, USNR CDR Robert M. Smtos, USN (Ret) CAPT G. RmdaU Seftas, USNR (Ret.) CDR StevenW Smidi, USNR CAPT WUhamV Snook, USNR * Mr. Gerald R. Sobeck CDR Gerald M. Stenovec, USNR LtColJeb E. B. Stewart, USMC (Ret.) CDR HariyW.SyetJt,USNR (Ret.) CAPT WUham A.Walsh II, USN CDRJohn M.Walten, USN (Ret.) * MI. Brace A. Whomsley Mr. Theodore R.WiebetJt Mr. David J. Wilson LCDR Rym S.Wise,USN (Ret.) *

Donor CDR Richard A. Adams, USNR LCDR James N. Andrews, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Stephen S. Avery LtCol Douglas D. BaUard, USMCR (Ret.) CAPTJoseph E.Behnsb, USN CAPT John A. Borchardt, USN CART John L. Bimchfiovvet USNR (Ret.) CAPTWUham D. Bnstovy USN (Ret.) CDR Kevm D. Brown, USNR (Ret.) CDR Robert S. Brown, USN (Ret.) Mr.John C. Brano.Jt CAPT James J. Burns, USN CART James B. CampbeU, USN CDR Michael R CampbeU, USN (Ret.) CART Mark S. Caren, USN (Ret.)

CAPT J. Erie Carlson III, USNR CAPT GaryT Cartet USN (Ret.) CDRJolmT Carty, USN CAPT Brace W Cavey USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward N. Caylor * LCDR PhUip J. Cereghmo, USN Col Lynn M. Champagne, USMC Mr. Donald R ChappeU Mr. Stephen H. Chesnut CDR WUham J. Clark,Jr,USN CDRJamesE.CoUi,USN LCDR Douglas R Cook, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richaid D. Costello SC, USN (Ret.) RADM WUham D. Crowdet USN CDR Edward C. Crumley USN (Ret.) CAPT Raul D.Danb, USN CAPT James W De Goey III, USNR CAPT Raymond R Donahue,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael R. Donovm, USNR * Mr. Michaelj. Dow Col Kennedi D. Dunn, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Christopher C. Eckert, USNR LCDR Denms J. England, USNR Mr. Paul M. Feno LCDR David B.FUz, USN CDR David C. Fischet USNR Mr. WUham F Flader Mr. Donald G. Heming Mr. Rodney A. Garfield CAPT Anthony D. Gimcatarmo, USNR CDR David A. Goulette, USNR CDR James F Graham, USN (Ret.) CDR Jeffiey D. Greene, USN CAPT Gary E.Groh, USN Capt Christopher J. Gutierrez, USMM CDR Fred R. Hahndorf, USN (Ret.) Dt Lee C. Haight CART Raul E. HaUoweU,Jt,USN LCDR Stephen K. Hendricb, USNR Mr.Wmston B. Ho CAPT Robert J. Hogm II, USN CDR Terry A. HoweU, USN CDRJohn M. Hubbs, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Martin J. Jarosz, USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas M. Jennmgs, USN CDR Richard WJohnson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Steven K.Johnson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert B.Jones, USN (Ret.) CDR Richard F KaUey USN (Ret.) CDR Stephm R Kane, USN CAPT Michael R. Kmg, USN Mr. Warren D. Kleshefsky CDR David L. Koch, USNR (Ret.) CART Lelmd S. KoUmorgen,Jr,USN (Ret.) CDR Maurice S. Kophamet USN (Ret.) CDR Andrew C. Krag, USN RADM Smi H. Kupresm, USNR Mr. Stephen T. Lmdry CDR Donald M. Lawton, USN (Ret.) Mr. David G. Leon Mr. Peter J. Loverso Mr. Todd D. Lowe CAPT Brace D. Lowmm, USNR (Ret.) * CDR Chris L. Maddtx, USN (Ret.) LCDR Ronald S. Malec, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jmies A. MaUory, USN Mr. Kyle E. Martin CAPT WUhmi R. Mason, USN CDR Leonard J. May USNR LCDR Harrv' B. McMUlm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michaelj. McMonagle Mr. Roderick M. McQueen

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CDR Logan G. MUhken, USN CAPT Paul E. Nornimd, USN CDR WUham L. Parham,Jt, USN CDRJohnJ. Phelan, USN (Ret.) CART Richard H. Plush, USNR CDR Dme M. Pranke, USNR Mr. Robert M. Reed CDR Robert C. Repp.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Uoyd M. Savvyet Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Dem W. SchUhng, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert T Schnoot USN CAPT David M. Schom, USNR CDR Geiaid R Schiocb USN (Ret) CDR Stephen E. Schumachet USNR Mi.WUham S. Seraes CAPT Charies R. Shairatt, USNR CDR Henchel A. Smidi III, USN (Ret.) CAPT Shawn M. Smidi, USN CDR Gregoiy J. Stachelczyk, USN MI. Hugh R. Stahl CART John R. Stephens, USNR MI. Scott A. Stoddaid CART Hugh Stoiy.Jt, USN RADM Paul E. SuUivan, USN CAPT Claude D. Svvaun, USN (Ret) CDR .Mark I. Sweeney USN (Ret) CART Frank Sweigart USN RADM Richaid RTerpstta, USN (Ret) Maj Garv- D. Thrash, USMC Mr. Thomas A Treichel Mr.John M.Tromba CDR James S.Trottet USN Mr. Peter J.Venuto.Jt CAPT Richaid M.Vizaet USN LCDR Leland H.Waid, SC, USNR (Ret) CDR James M.Warren, USN (Ret.) LCDR Charies G.mvne, USNR (Ret.) CDR Hoyd R.Weavet USN CDR Steven TWeir, USN (Ret.) Mr. John T WeUs rV Mr. Gary A Wining Mr.PauiD.Wohlen Dt Geoige M.Yacus, St

CAPT FW.Beigmm,USNR * Mr.DanielJ.Elins LCDR lamesW. Eniery,Jt,USN (Ret) LCDR Stephen D. Hubbard, USN (Ret.) * CAPT Gary C. Ingold, USNR (Ret.) Col Michael J. Jmnett, USMC CDR WUham A. KeUy, Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Kenm J. Knieriem, USNR (Ret.) CAPT James I. Lind, USNR * CDR Michael C. Masley,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR John R Mavnard, USN Dt Michael I. Mavnard CAPT Robert K.'MUlet USNR (Ret.) CAPT Marc Siedbmd,USN (Ret.) LtCoI Daniel A WeiUe, USMC (Ret.)

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Total Class Participation - $141,669 Average Gift - S616 Participation - 35.93%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CART Bemaid C. BaUey USNR * Mr.Thomas C. Brasco * Dtjohn L. Brodhead,Jt MI. PhUhp A. Faigley LCDR Robert E. HyetJt, USNR MI. Lawrence G. Kloth CDRJohn M. Kucmsb,USN (Ret.) * MI. John J. Lawlor LCDR Ronald L. Nicol, USNR RADM Craig R. Quigley, USN (Ret.) * Mr.J.Vm Rose,Jt Mr.Thomas C. Schievelbein CAPT George A. Suagusa, USNR * CAPT George D. Steel, USNR CART Richard J. Thonias, USN CAPTWUham S.Wolff, USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-§2,499} CDR Charies T AUen, USN (Ret.)

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John Paul Jones Club ($500-$900} Mr. Robert T. Compton LCDR Steven D Curiee, USNR * MI. Robert H. Davis * CAPT David E. Frost USNR * Mr. Robert J. W Giuda Mr. Howard W Gutzman, St * CDR Steven A. Harmon, USN (Ret.) Col Kevm R Hart USMCR CDR Mark N. Klett, USN CAPT Mark W Lamboni, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael R. LUek Mr. Martin W Mason CAPT JamesW. McGloon,Jt, USN LCDR DavidW. Mean, USN * Mr. Robert F Meunier CAPT K. Kip Owen, USNR CDR Marie A. Reffet USNR Mr. James A PhUhps CDR Henry J. Rohhng, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham E. Shannon III,USN Mr. Daniel P. Thompson Maj Stephen A. Tumet USAR CDR Bnm R.Weavet USNR • CDR FredrickWWebet USNR (Ret.) LCDR Scott E.WUson, USN (Ret.)

($250-$499) Mr. James J. Adams CDR Robert G. Brevvet Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT Robert A. Brody, USNR CDR James E. Burci, USN (Ret.) Dt James E. Buttermore CAPT Roger J. ConneU,Jt, USN LtColJmiesJ.Cuff,Jt,USMC (Ret) CDRWUhmi H. Daley III, USN (Ret.) CDR Dm H. Darnels III, USNR CDR Kirk J. Darnels, USNR Mr. Mark S. Disney CAPT Michael L. Douglas, USNR LTJG Robert G. Dunt USN Mr. Albert L. Eaton, Jt LtColJohn R HvveU, USMC (Ret.) CDRJohn E Emus,USNR CART Jmies E. Fay USNR (Ret.) Dt Frank J. Fiassica LtCol Steven J. Gaffiiey USMC (Ret.) CAPT David P Gray USNR * CDR Paul G. Gregoiy, USNR MI. Eugene W. Griesau CDR Gregory D Hatstat, USN CAPT Edward R. Hawkens, USNR Mr. Bernard S. Hunmiel Mr. Marc W.Joseph

CAPT Charles R. Lasko, USNR Mr. Richard H. Lee * Mr. Michaelj. Maiffiedi CAPT David M. McCaU, USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnJ. McCauley CAPTJackW McCorkle.Jt, USN CAPT Michaelj. McDemiott USN (Ret) LTThomas Mead, USN Mr. Michael D. Meier Mr.John E Moody Dt RichardW. Morgm Mr. Kevin J. Nietmann * LTJG Keidi W Oldemeyet USN CDRJohn Reskusich,USN (Ret.) * Mr. WUham J. Rose CDR Lesrer E. Rvan, USNR CDR Pattick F Slom, USNR Mr. Hugh D. Snead LtCol Robert A. Stevens, USMC Mr. Richard C.Torgenen * CDR RhUip E.Troy USNR Mr. Steven Von Chiistienon MI. Stephen E.Walsh

Donor Col DukR. Able, USMC CDR Jesse A. AiUdsen, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Richarci R.Amold, USN CAPT RmdaU J. Aven, USN LtCol Cozv- E. BaUey USMC CAPT Rani K. Baireto, USNR Mr. Scott A. Bauer LCDR James A. BeUarcl, USN * Mr. Antonio J. Biondo Mr. Roger G. Blummer CAPT John L. Bohn II, USN Mr. Lawrence R. Britt CAPT ChaUcer W Brown 01, USN CDR Mark L. Bun^archiet USNR (Ret.) Mr.JeffiyDBust LCDR Robert R Bustmimte, USN CDRWvnn E. CaUmd, USN (Ret.) CDR Keidi P Carl, USN Mr.John A Cave CDR Michael L. Cecere III, USN (Ret) CAPT Edward W Cheeseman,Jt, USN LCDR Richani C. Chuich, USN (Ret) CDR Thomas J. CUUai,USN (Ret.) CDR Chnstophei J. Cimovich, USNR CAPT Robert D Coiuad, USN (Ret.) Mr. Stephen B. Coppins CDR Curtis L. Coy USN (Ret.) CARTJmiesW CrmdaU.Jt, USNR CDR Sem R Crook, USNR Mr. Thomas L. Dempsey CART Richani Dick, USNR VADM Ku-kland H. Donald, USN LtCol David G. Driegert.USMC (Ret.) Mr. Micliael J. Eleiding LT Peter B. EngehnaiCUSN CDR Steven C. Estes, USNR Col Rex A. Estilow, USMC CDRWUhmi F Fenis,USN Mr. Edwin G. Futh CAPT WUter N. Rippm III, USNR (Ret) * BGen George J. Hvim.Jt, USMC LCDR md Mn. RobertW. Fogelsmger Mt Dana L. Fox Mr. RormldJ. Frigo LCDR Charles E'. Geyetjt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Jolm D. Gmn * Mr. Pattick O GottschaUc

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Mr. RusseU W Grimm RADM Michael R. Groodiousen, USN MI. Paul R. GusOn, Jt * MI. Kenneth A. Flamemik RADM Tmiodiy L. Heely USN CAPT David S. Hertjem, USN CDRThomas J. Flinch, USN LCDR RichaidT Hoke, USNR LCDR Andrew C Howoid, St, LISNR (Ret) Maj WUham J. Howev; USMC (Ret.) CAPT WUham S. Hovvse, USNR LTJG Andrew R.Jesson, USN RADM Gaiy R.Jones, USN CAPT Call H.June, USN (Ret.) CDR FrancisJ. Keamey,Jt, USNR CDR Thomas C. KeUey, USN (Ret) CAPT John L. Kittlet USNR CAPT Call R. Klee, USNR CDR KunF Khne, USN CAPT Chailes J. Kondrack, USNR LCDR Steven R. Laabs, USN (Ret) MI. Michael R. Lake CAPT John R. Langan, USN (Ret) Mr. Glenn A Lanzet Jt LtCol Hendenon Lawson,Jt, USMC CDR Richarci L. Lecky, USNR MI. Hairy A. Lee LCDR Hutson H. Lmdnet USNR (Ret) LtCol Scott Lmdsev; USMC (Ret) CDR Thomas E. Lisowsb, USN (Ret) CDR Mark C. Lunny USNR (Ret) Mr. Gregory A. MacDonald * Mr. Patrick C. Mangan * LCDR Frank B. Maiano, USNR (Ret) Mr. George J. Markulis CDR Charles S. Matasic, USNR LCDR Joseph D McDemiaid. USNR (Ret) CDR George A. Mekychenko. USN Mr. Gary L. MiUer CDR James R. MUlet USN (Ret) Col Roger K. Moore, USMC CAPT Chnstopher Moschdk USNR ^.et) CDR Daniel R. Murphy USN CAPT John W Murray USN Dr.Timothy R. Mven CAPT Tunodiy M. Naple. USN CAPT Stephen A. O'Bnen. USNR CART Thonias I. O'Connot USN (Ret) CAPT Call S. OlexUt It. USNR CDR Lvmi F Ostet USNR (Ret.) MI. Malcohn D Patterson CAPT WUhmi S. Perkms, USNR Rev. Jmies N. Pond MI. Gary D. Povven CAPT Craig A. Rankm, USN LCDR Robert E. Reed, USNR (Ret) Mn. Louis T. Roimiava Mr. Richani A. Rybolt CAPT Maik A. Satonus. USNR CDR Richaid S. Schenk, USNR CDRWUhmi R Schenzel,USN (Ret.) CDR Maitin J. Schoenbauet USN CAPTJanies M. Shelton,USN Mr.WiihmiJ.Sicliko,Jt Mr. Steven C. Simonson CAPT Gaiy M. Skura, USNR CDR WUham D. Sqmres. It, USNR CDR Michael R Stephemon. USN (Ret.) RADM John D Sttiffiebeem. USN Col MichealW.Thunun.USMC (Ret) CAPT Lain L.Warrenfeltz, USN (Ret.) CART Larry J. Watson, USN

CDR WUham G.Wevand II. USNR * Mr. Richani E.Whiteade.Jt C.\PT Lvnden DWhimietUSN CAPT George Z.WUhoitUSN Pastor Wavne A.Woods .Mr. Rmdolph F.Young CDR Edwaid S. Zapolski, USN (Ret.)

1976 Total Class Gi\Tng - $136,799 Average Gift - S577 Participation - 34.25%

President's Circle iS2,500 and above) Mr. loseph E. Canm, St * Mr. Gary G. Greenfield CART Petei W. Hams. USNR Mr. Scon -M.Jenkins MI. Jeffiev- A Neufeld * MI. Kenneth E. Sichau MI.J. MichaelYeager *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. Kevin N. Curiey * .Mr. .Michael J. DuffvCDR .Michael E Golden, USNR (Ret) * CDR Reed K.Jam, USNR (Ret) CAPT -WUham H. KneUet USNR * Mr. Joseph J. .Martinka * .Mr. RhUip W .McMahan Estate of .Mr.WiUiam J. Sheppard .Mr.Jeffiey C.Watson .Mr. Darnel R. Whimey * CART lames C. Whitsett; USNR CDR Fredenck DYaiget USN (Ret)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CART .Michael R Agot USN CAPT Thomas Q. Bakke, USNTl. CAPT Kennedi D. Beeb, USN (Ret) CAPT Brmt .M Cartet USNR Dt and .Mn.WiUaid L. Chamberiin CDR Paul R. Donn, USN (Ret) CAPT Kent R. Higginbodmn, USNR Mr..MaikTHubbani Capt Vince L. Huston, US.MC CDR Calvm P Langford, USN (Ret) * MI. David J. Mannen Col Robert D. Papak, US.MCR -MI. Louis J- Saccocdo CDR Jeffiev' R. Smdet USN (Ret) Ml. Charies FWalton CDR Harold R.Whalen ID, USN CAPT John H. WUckens .MC, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) -MI. PhUip .M. Abbott CAPT .Mark H. Andiony USN * LCDR WUham H.Beeson,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR WUham S. Bums, USN CART Charies L Canqiben in, USNR (Ret) • .Mr. Dennis J. DiLucente CDR Robert H. Dixon, USN CAPT Michael D DonneUy, USN CDR Ravmond L. Eckenrode, USNR

CDR James D Engels, USN Mr. PhUipJ.Exner CDR Calvm J. Felte, USN (Ret.) CDR Nicholas L. Flacco, USN (Ret.) CDR RmdaU E. Goff USNR Mr. Joseph P. Haagertv- * CDR CraigT Haney;USNR CDR Gan-T Hentz.USNR * CAPT Richarci D Hepbum, USN (Ret.) LtCol Alden E. Hmgle,Jt, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Everett I. Hohnes CDR Kennedi R. Hohnes, USNR * CAPT Fredenck P Hughes, USNR CDR G e o ^ R.Johnson,Jt, USN * CAPT David P Uwrence W, USN CAPT Charles H. Litz, USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert S. Lowe, USN (Ret.) LtCol Michael A. Maniott, USMC .Mr.James H. McKee IB CDR Peter G. .MUlet USN (Ret) * LtCol Rodenc S. Navane, USMC CAPT Tunodiy J. NaviUe, USNR CAPT Mark C. Nessehode, USN -Mr. Michaelj. Neumeyer * CAPT Stephen C. Nmiitz, USN Mr. James M. O'ConneU CDR Morgm B. ReanaU, USNR CDR Albert L. Raidiel 111, USN Mr. Henry J. Rowland, Jt LT Stephen K. Rudiget USN Mr. Jonathon D. Schaffer.Jr. * Mr. Douglas R. Schaus,Jt CDR -Martin J. Slome, USNR CDR Lee Smidi III, USNR (Ret) LTBradforciA-SpeetUSN CAPT Gary L.Stark,USN Mr. Douglas C. Steudler * CAPT Kevm E Stone, USNR (Ret.) CDR Brace E. S. Smtsman, USNR Mr.John C. Sundquist Mr.John WTherriault CAPT Craig H.Thomas, USNR CDR Peter S.Varsmyi USN (Ret.) CAPT Keidi T Weaver, USN -Mr. Harold J. Zimmerman

Donor Mr.MarkE.Affen CDRThomas R.Andenon,USN CAPT Howard B. Aschvvald,Jt, USNR CDR -Martin E. Bacon, USN Col Steven F Barihch, USMC CDR David E. Bealet USN (Ret.) CAPT Scott A Beaton, USNR Col John W Berkley, USMCR LCDR Andiony L. Blanco, USNR Maj Kent R. Bohn, US-MC (Ret.) Mr. Michael L. Bosworth CDRJohn S. Boulden HI, USN -Mr. Charhe C.Boyd,Jt LT Martm W Brittmgham, USN CAPT John M. BrowneU, USN CDR Jeffiey D Burke, USN (Ret.) LCDR John J. Canvile, USNR LCDR Rdel L. CasteUmos, USNR LCDR Robert F CauU: II, USNR LtCol Aron K. Champion, USMC Dr.John CA. Chin Mr. David B. Chiquehn CAPT Alfred W Clarb USN Rev. Steven E. Clark Mr. Elmo E. CoUins

Mr.PhUipK.CorreU Mr.WUhmi S. CraighUl CAPT David E. CrisaUi, USNR Mr. Stuart Cmimiings LtCol Charles C. Cvxk, USMC (Ret.) CDR Richarci A. Daprato, Jt, USNR Maj James M. Davis, USMC (Ret) LCDR Larry A. Davis, USNR CDRThomasW.Davis,USN (Ret.) Mr.KookK.Dem LCDR Craig M. Decket USN (Ret.) CART Kennedi G. Dombart, USNR Maj Michael L. Drennan, USMC CAPT John W Drerap,Jt SC, USN CDRTmiodiyj. FaireU,USNR (Ret) LCDR David L. Fischet USN (Ret.) MI. David L. Fischei LCDR James L. Francis, USNR (Ret.) MI. Michael F. Francisco Mr. Brace R. Franklin CDR Pattick J. Giancatarmo, USN LCDR Steven K. Giorgis, USNR Mr. Kenneth B. Goodrow LCDR Robert B. GuUd, USNR CAPT Douglas B. Gudie,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Mark W.Haas* Mr. James D. Harm CDR Gary D. HarreU, USN (Ret.) LCDR Frank W Haucb USNR (Ret) CDR WUham O Hawn, USN LCDR Heraim M. Heise, USNR (Ret.) CDR Richarci T HoUoway USN CAPT Jeffiey C. Hoy USNR LCDRJohnD.Humphrey,USNR (Ret) * Col J. Andrew Hutchison, USMCR * CAPT Frank A InzuiUo, USNR CAPT Robert C.Jacbon, USN RADM Cariton B. Jewett, USN CDR Michael R. Kapsch, USN CDR Robert L. Kates, St, USNR LTDonaldW Keene, USN CAPT Edwaid P KUboum, USN (Ret.) Mr. EricY. Kimura CAPT John B. Kolbecb USN Col John E. Krase, Jt, USMC Mr. Phihp B. Kumpis RAD.M Michael A LeFever, USN CAPT Horatio A. Lmcob,Jt, USN LCDR Michael E Logar, USN Mr.John L. Lovasz CDR Robert B. MacDougaU, USN (Ret.) LtCol Gary M. McConneU, USMC (Ret) CDRJohn E.McKenian,USN CDR WUham E.McMinn,USNR CDR Lucien D. Memminget USNR LtCol Blaise R MUlet US.MC (Ret.) Mr. Robert L. MUletJt CAPT Daniel F MiteheU, USN Mr. Brace S. Montgomery LCDR Jeffiey L. MuUmet USN LCDR Walter Neboshynsky, USN (Ret.) Mr. C. Richarci Neelyjt CART Enc C. Neidlinget USN -Mr. Richarci TOftedal CDR .Michael C. O'Loughhn, USN LtCol Craig E. Opel, USMC (Ret.) CAPTWUham C. Ostendorff,USN (Ret.) CDR Joseph L. Paquette, USNR MI. RandaU D. Paiman Mr.John B. Rarrett CDR Robert C. Peteraian, USN (Ret.) Mr. Peter E. Petenon

CAPT Bradley K. Poriiet USNR (Ret.) Mr. DavidW. Porter Mr. Michaelj. Prendergast Mr. Oscar E. Praet CAPT K.S. Pugh, USN • CDR Ravmond R Rutt,Jt, USN (Ret.) • LCDR Steven J. Rahet USNR CDR FredenckV Raley USN RADM Frank F Renme IV, USNR Mr. Edward R Riehl * CAPT Emest J. Roeske, USN CART Albert W Schnudt St, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn A. Schumachet USNR CART John D. Schumachet USNR CAPT Mark R. Schweet SC, USNR Mr. Craig C. Scott CAPT Michael L. Seffert,USN Mr. Carl H. Sliarpenon,Jt Capt Joseph L. Sheppard,Jt, USMCR Mr. Peter B. Sivvek Mr. Craig C. Snee CAPT Stephen M. Soules, USN (Ret) Mr. Leroy M. Span LtCol Louis R Sposato,Jt, USMC LCDR Gerald K. Spraitzar, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham T. Strange Mr. Stephen M. C. Stroebel Mr. Joseph J. Sturm * Mr.John T. Styron, Jt Mr.Joel C. Swanson CAPT Joseph W Swaykos, USN MT.TodM.Thedy LCDR Tunodiy L.TheuretUSN (Ret.) LtColVictorJ.Thombs,USMC (Ret) CDR Jeffiey J. Tomhn, USNR Maj Aim ATuik, USMC CDR Hansfoni D.Tyler ID, USN (Ret.) CDR Mark A. Uhron, USN (Ret.) CAPT Gregory M.Vaughn, USN CAPT John S.Webb, USN CDR Craig T Webet USNR * CAPT Robert FWeiss,Jt, USNR Mr. Frederick RWeldon Maj George M.Wheelet USMC (Ret.) LCDR Gerard J. WUIett, USN Mr. Craig M.Williams CART James M. WUly, USN LCDR David D.Wmten,USN (Ret) LCDRJohn R.Woeffel, USNR CDRThomas PWood,Jt,USNR (Ret) Mr. Gary W YagieUo CAPTJoseph Zacharzuk, USN CAPTWUham C. Zobel, USN

1977 Total Qass Givmg - $493,418 Average Gift - $2,625 Participation - 23.54%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above} Mr. James M. Bethmann Mr. Daniel F Busch LtColViaor M. Gardner HI, USMC (Ret) * CAPT John C. Grace, USNR * Mr.John S. Hen,Jt CDRThomas K. Huismm MC, USN (Ret) CART Thonias H. Hutchinson III, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Bradford F Lewis LCDR -Michael S. Longmeiet USN (Ret.) LCDRJerrold MUlet USNR May 2005

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liiniiiviNi D O N O R S Maj Wally Tart; USMC (Ret.) CDR Rodney D.Vaught, USNR

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CDR Peter C. FUkms, USN (Ret) CAPT Michael S. Frick, USN CAPT Lee J. Gemuleas, USN CAPT Gregon- C. Gray USN (Ret.) CDR Rick T Hammonds, USNR • LCDR Scott F Harpet USNR (Ret.) CDR James M. KeUy St, USN (Ret.) Mr. RichardJ. McGraw,Jt * CAPT Samuel C. MUler III, USN Mr. Lawience J. Peniffo CAPT David M. Schubert,Jt, USN Dt Mark L. Sobczak Mr. Benson Stein

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LCDRJohn S.Aldians, USNR LtCol TenyD.Amyx, USMC (Ret) CDR Petei RAyotte,USN (Ret) * Maj Rattick M. Bnstol, USMC (Ret.) CDR Heniy H. Bras III, USN CAPT David S. EUiott, USNR * LCDR Geoige E Hemmg, USN (Ret.) CAPT RonaldW Hertvvig,Jt, USN MI. Maik T. Jee CDR Darnel J. Jerabek, USNR (Ret.) CAPT John J. Keamey USN CDR Darnel M. Lambert, USN CAPT Craig E. Lmgman, USN CDR Hany F Meyen, USN (Ret.) CART David R. Mickle, USN * CAPT Scott T Neidhold, USNR CAPT Cailos A. Rosende, USN (Ret.) DI. Brace S. Smith Mi.JohnW StemmuUet Jt CDR Thomas A. StensOxim, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ron J. Sticinsb, USNR CAPTWUham K. SttUb, USNR MI. Douglas H.WUson CDR Mark D. Womlow, USNR

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR Edwani L. Abner II, USNR CAPT Thomas J. Armimo, USN CART David M. Armitage, USN CDRJamesA.Blasko,USN (Ret.) MI. Maik J.Bradley* CAPT WUham K. Bnstovy USNR Mr. Robert L. Bucher CAPT Chnstopher C. Cam, USN LCDR Sem J. CanoU, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Benjamin B. Christensen LCDR Jeffiey R. Cmcuipmo, USNR CDR Guy B. Cofield,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr.J. Michael Connard CAPT Steven K. Crowe, USNR (Ret.) LtCol Tunodiy D Eason, USMCR * Mt Fimas S. Fogarty Dt Richard A. Goonei CDR Gaiy L. Gnce, USN (Ret.) CDR Greg R. GuUette, USN (Ret.) CAPT Douglas E. Hannum, USNR (Ret.) Mr StephenW. Harden CAPT Peter M. Hyen, USN (Ret.) * LCDRWUhmi H. Ittnet USNR LCDR Tunodiy S.Jenb, USNR

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Mr. James E. Lare CAPT James K. Lunmg, USNR Mr. Harry G. Maugans Col Smiuel D. McVey USMCR Maj Bret C. Meniam, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Jeffiey A. Mone, USN CDR Kevm P Muiphy USN (Ret) CAPT Pattick S. O'Brien, USN MI. Paul E. Remhart CDR Hany V Rouse, USN (Ret.) LCDR Albert G. Seidiet Jt, USNR .MI. Gregoiy F Smith MI. Michaelj. Smith CAPT Owen G.Thoip III, USNR CART Piene J.Thuot, USN (Ret) CART Craig WTuiley USN MI. Michael R Vitek CAPT Garland EWright, USNR

Donor CART David J. Aland, USN (Ret.) Mr. Mark E. Alcamo LCDR David K. AUsopp, USNR CAPT Robert WAndenen, USN CAPT Calvm L. Bagby USNR Mr.Joseph L. Bames * LCDR Uwrence C. Becket USNR Mr. Mark E. Becker CDRThomasJ.Behrle.USN (Ret.) LCDR David L. Bendey USN CDR Joseph M.BemetUSN (Ret) CAPT Broob O Boatvvnght,Jt, USN CDR John J. Branson III, USN Mr. Brace J. Buck CDR David W BuUarci, USNR CDR Brace T Burkett, USN (Ret.) CDR RobertV Bumette, USNR CDR Dempsey Buder III, USN (Ret.) Mr. WUham J. Buder CDR Nadiamel F CaldweU,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael F Caron, USNR * Mr. Robert Chesnut II LCDR Harold O Chnstensen,Jt, USNR CAPT Uvvience E. Chffoid,Jt CDR PaulT Cohnan, USN (Ret.) CAPT PhUip J. Corbett, USN Mr. Raymond F. Coulonibe,Jt Mr.VmK. Davis, Jt LCDR Frederick Ehot Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR Pattick J. FaUon, USNR LCDRJohn F FeUetUSN (Ret.) CAPT Dm E. Fenn.Jt, USN CDR Roger G. Heischet USN CDR Garv- R Gmibaraiu, USNR (Ret.) * Maj John C. Gavin, USMC (Ret.) CAPT John W Geary, USN CDR Stephen A. Giesen, USN CART Henry Gonzales,Jr,USN (Ret.) CAPT Thomas M. Gormm, USNR CDR JamesW Gould, USN (Ret.) CAPT Dale R.Govm, USN CAPT Kennedi A. Grabet USN (Ret.) Mr. StaiUey G. Gray CDR Petei D Green, USNR (Ret.) Ml.Johnny M. Gregg CAPT Dennis A. Haines, USN LCDR Robert N. Hmibhn,Jt, USN MI. Scott H. Harding CART Thomas A. Hejl, USN LCDR Eric A. HeUeberg, USNR CDRJohn S. Hick7, USN (Ret.) CAPT CaryJ.Hidion, USN Mr. David S. Jameson

CDR Robert R Jenb, USNR CAPT Wesley H.Johnson, USNR Capt Jeffiey N.Jones, USMC Mi.WUham P Jones CAPT John S. Kamen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert J. Kautter RADM Mark W Kenny USN Mn. Kerry K. Knoizen LCDR Michael R Uviano, USN CDR Paoick J. Le Blmc, USNR Mr. Peter C. Liapes CDR Ale-xmder K. Lopes, USN CDR Tunodiy Lorencz, USN (Ret.) Mr. George E McKenzie Mr. Daniel S. McVicker CDR Fonest A. MUlet USNR LCDR Ronald L. MUletJt, USN (Ret.) Mi.RolfDNeitzel CDR FUchani W O'SuUivan, USN CDR James S. Prophetet USNR CDR Ohver M. Read FV^ USN CAPT Donald B. Scott,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Erie G. Shewbridge CDR John A. SUl, USN CAPT Robert A. Smibaldi, Jt, USNR Mr.J. Scott Spiker CAPT Chnstopher L. Stadios, USN CAPT KevinJ. SuUivm, USN CAPT Richarci L.Thayet USN CDR WUham R.Venohr, USN CART Albert P Verhofrtadt, USN Mr. Dennis Viera,Jt Dt Davids. Wade MI. Paul DWagnei CAPT DaleWWamwright USNR CDRJefferv-A.Wanmngton,USN (Ret.) CDR Stephen G.Wemgart, USNR CDR Brace R.Weiss, USN (Ret.) CDR Jeffiey WWendel, USNR CDR Michael R. Wertz, USN CART Kent D.'White, USNR Mr.Tmiothy L.Whited LCDR Richaid M.Whitehuist USN (Ret) LCDR Bemaid R WUhams m,USNR (Ret) CAPT Andrew H.WUson, USNR CAPT Edwani P Yetsko, USNR CARTWalter H.Younrone,Jt, USN

CAPT Don R Hamblen, USNR CDR Horace M. Leavitt III, USN (Ret) CAPT Brim J. McCormack, USN • CDR Michael B. McGee, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Michael M. Moore, USN CAPT Eugene T O'Bnen, USN Capt Douglas H. ReUmd, USMC * Mr. Walter T. Robinson, Jt Mr. Frederick J. Sheehan, Jt * CAPT Scott L. Stafforci, MC, USNR

John Paul Jones Club ($250-$499) CAPT Richani J. Boehme,Jt, USNR LCDR Jeffiev- D. Carpentet USN (Ret) * Mr. Christopher J. Davidson * CDR Charies E Dawson, USNR CAPT Chnstophei H.Jensen, USNR CDR Rogei E. Kaplan, USN LCDR Michael R Leaiy, USN (Ret) * CDR WUham Levis, USN (Ret) LCDR Leon E. MUlet USN (Ret) MI. Maik D. MoonevCDRJohn E Newcomb,USN Mr.'WUhamW Soei *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT Thomas S. Abemeffiy USN Mr. Chfford S. Anvood CAPT WUhmi R. Burke, USN MI. Timothy P. Callahan * Mr. Stanley- B. Ciaii Mr. JamesW Fee.Jt * CDR Thomas L. Grodek. US.N (Ret.) CDRJohn R. Hawk III,USN Mr. Edward S. Henkler * CAPT Charies J. Leidig.Jt. USN Col Charles A. Lovv-dier.jt. USMCR Mr. Charles G.NickeU* LCDR Michael S. Rudt USNR (Ret.) LT Robert R Schmeraiund, USN (Ret) Mr. Ralph K. Schwaitzbeck CAPT John B. Snnges III. USN Mi.HailG.VmVlackrV

Donor

1978 Total Qass Participation - $161,646 Average Gift - $1,030 Participation - 19.53% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Frank J. Behm * Mr. Shaun G. Bradley CART John R Coffey USNR (Ret.) Mr. Cliristopher J. DeMarche Mr.John R.Kovalcik,Jt Mr. Jon B. Kuder Mr. R.itaelV Luevano Mtjohn C. Rudder Mr.John H. Semcken III

Herndon Club ($1000 - $2,499} Capt Richard R. Bardi, USAF Mr. Daniel R. Cook CDR Mack D. Duett, USNR *

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Mr.Jack B. Adolph CAPT DonaldWAU:en.lt.USN CDR Thonias S. Algeo. USNR CDR Richarci D. Andenon,Jt, USNR Mr. Brett DAvotte CAPT ALmT. Baket USN CAPT Vmcent A. BeUezza, USNR CDR Thomas A. Beimett, USN (Ret) CDR Vmce D. Bern; It, USNR CDR WULud R. Bonwit It, USNR (Ret) Maj Chnstopher R. Breshn, USMC (Ret) CDR David R Brown. USN (Ret) CAPT James W. Brown, USNR CDR Mark E Bmiong, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Gerald R. Burke CAPT David H. Buss, USN CAPT I,imes L. Budet USNR CDR DavidW. Christie,USN (Ret.) Mr. Louis R. CireUi, It CDR Jmies RClaget USN CDR Michael R. ClendeiUng, USN (Ret.) LCDR Stewart A. Copelmd^USNR CAPT John M. CosteUo, USN Mr.John E. Cramei II CDR Jolm E. Curtis, USN (Ret)

ADM Jay A. De Loach, USNR CART ImiesJ.DeGree, USN (Ret.) * CAPT jeffiey K. Dickman, USN Ml. Michael J. Dmn Col Calvm R. DLxon, USMC Col Cluistophei E. Dougherty, USMCR MI. RmdaU E. Dimc-an CAPTWUhmi M. Dunkui,USN (Ret.) CDR Matthew R Ehas, USN CART Rudolph N. Eschetjt, USNR * MI. Corey D. Eskew CART David E.Eylet USN .MI. Thonias M. Fabiani Maj James D Felton. USMC (Ret.) RADM Mark E. Ferguson III, USN CDR Joseph G. Fitzgerald, USN (Ret.) CDR Terence G. Flanagm, USN (Ret.) CDR Peter S. Hynn, USN CAPT Mark I. Fox. USN CDRPadiaicK.Fox.USN LTJGJohnRGerety.USN LCDR WUham J. Gurnet USNR MI. R.S. Godfrey MI. Roscoe A. Godfrey II -MI. Gerald D. Goodwin CDR Douglas D Grau, USN CART David E. Guza, USNR CDR NonnanT. Hansen, USNR CDR DavidW. Hemtzmm, USNR Mr.JamesW Hughes CDR James A. Jones, Jt, USN -MI. Randolph T.Kahn LCDR WUham A. Kasten, USCG LCDR NeU F Kennedy USNR MI. Stephen B. Hoppmann CAPT Alvm F Kolpacke, USNR CDR James R. KoslovyUSN (Ret.) CDRJohn FUdeman,US-NR LCDR Thomas A Uuzon, USN CDR Craig A. LUe, USN CDR MarkV Lmdsttom, USN CDR Stephen E. Maloney, USN (Ret.) CDR Mari; C. Mmdiey; USN CAPTWUham F McAlpme, USNR CAPTWUham D. McCam HI, USNR CART Lanv- S. McCracken, USN Mr. Michael A. McEntee CDR Duncm G. McLean, USN Mr. Mark C. MUler* CDR Mark S. Nault, USN (Ret) CART James D. Ohver III, USN CAPT Larry B. Olsen, USN LCDRJohn E. Pamtet USN Col Charies H. Pai^urn III, USMCR Mr. David R. Peck Mr. Gregory W Peet CAPT Stev-enW Petti, USN Maj Theodore L. Plaute, USMC * LCDR Steven G. RodawUtz, USNR CAPT Hennm R ReddicbJt, USNR CDR Dennis J. ReUly USNR (Ret.) CART Ken Roey USN Mr.John G. Rogen CART Gerard D. Roncolato, USN LtColJohn D. Rudzis, USMC LCDR Douglas L. Schultz, USN (Ret.) Mr. Howard C. Seeget Jt LtCol Uwrence S. Semanyk, USMC CAPTJamesF SmaU, USN LtCol Colby B. Smidi, USMC (Ret) Mr. MichaelW. Snudi CART Tunodiy R Sprague, USN

LCDR Joseph T Stamk, USN (Ret.) CAPT Tmiodiy J. Stark, USNR Mr. David M. Suigent Mi.TomC.TradeUrV LCDR Geoige D.Tyree,USNR (Ret.) CAPT G e o ^ M.Wadzia,USN (Ret.) CART David A.WUhams, USN ColJohnE.WissletUSMC MI. Rmdle L.Yaiberry CAPTWUhmi E.YeagetJt, USN

1979 Total Class Giving - $65,669 Average Gift - $357 Participation - 22.80%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Paul M. Hatoh Mr. Michael L. Mowins Mr. Kevm G. ReUly CAPT Gregory R. Remhardt, USNR * LCDR Robert A. Wiesenberg, USNR *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. Justin L. Aschenbrermer * Mr. Mark W Decker Mr.Jefirey P.Johnson Mr. Dennis R. McEhoy Mr.JohnJ. Rendine * Maj Stephen J. Schemmel, USMCR * LCDR Samuel E.Valdez, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club (ยง500-$999} Ml. Oilando Anzalotta, Jt * MI. Brace B. Brittain LtColJohn M. Byzewski, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Joseph F Ciano,Jt CDR Kennedi D. Coburn, USN (Ret.) CDR Michael C. ErUcsen, USNR * CDRJohn R. Hartzog, USNR * Mr. Brim S. Hegarty CAPT Jeffiey B.Jerome, USNR CART Russel C. KeUet USN CDR FrmcisV Klem, Usn (Ret) CDRThomas M.McPhUhps,USNR * CDR R. S. Mornson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Peter S. Parsons * Mr. WUham H. Resser * CAPT Kennon PTemple, USNR *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) RADMJonWBayless,Jt,USNR Mr. Mario R.BladueU Mr. Andrew T. Brower LCDR Jeffiey A. Brown, USNR * Mr. Mark D. Browning Mr. Randel D. Compton CDRJohn M. DosweU, USN (Ret.) LtCol Michaelj. Doyle,USMCR * CART Michael S. FuUey USNR LCDR Dennis G. Fitzgerald, USNR (Ret.) CAPT DavidJ. Frost USN Mr. Pattick C. Garcia CDRJamesI.Godley,USN Mr. Shawn E. HUvers

Mr. Steven D. Hogge * CART Robert Huddleston, USN (Ret.) LT Ohlen M. Hunt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael D.Johnson, USNR * CAPTThomas M.Joyce,USN CDR David I. Karp, USNR CDR Paul -M. Kaus, USNR * CDR Robert A. Klocek, USN CDR Andiony D. Konecny USN CART Robert A. Lakis, USNR CART Craig L. Majkowsb, USNR * Mr.John B. Matthews,Jr * Capt Aiiador Munoz,Jt, USMC CAPT RusseU D. Nevitt, USNR * CART EJeffiey Nmet USN CAPT Jeffiey Rocket USN CDR WUliam S.Rose, USN CDR Mark D. SheU, USNR Mr. Samuel C. Sichko LCDR Bradley E. Smidi, USNR * Mr. David S. Stehlm CDR Danny R. Stevenson, USN CDR Michael R. Stewart, USN Col Martin J. SuUivm, USMC CDR Thomas J. Summerour,Jt,USN Mr. Douglas M.Taggart LCDRJohn E.Taylot USN CDR WUey V Urterback, USNR LCDR James M.WUhams III, USN LtCol Mark J. WUhs, USMCR LCDR Thomas M. Wittenschlaeget USN (Ret.) Maj Kelvm K.Womacb USMCR

Donor Mr. George R. Adams Mr. Andrew A. Adamshick CDRKurtA.Alben,USN CDR George E.Argerake,USN Mr. Gregory Bab Mr. KevinJ. Becker LtCol David A. Bethel, St, USMC CAPT Louis J. Beyet Jt, USNR Mr.Tmiothy R. Blue LCDR Richard K. Boyd, USNR CDR Paul W Brmum, USN Mr. Robert L.BureU CDR SemT Gate, USN (Ret.) LCDR Stanley D. Chrk,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT James D Cloyd, USN Mr. Thomas J. Concarmon CAPT John T Counts, USNR Mr. Timothy J. Cummins CDR Gregory S. Curtis, SC, USN Mr. Carl W Dahmer Mr. Mark F Dmcer CAPT Michael D. Davis, USN LT Michael D Divmme, USN CAPT CharlesV Doty, USN CART Michael R Doyle, USN CAPT Ahnond J. Drake III, USN (Ret.) LTTmiothy M. Dumbauld, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert G. Dupuis, USNR CART Rolmd L. EUis, USNR Mr. Wayne A. Elmer CAPTJoseph M. FaUone, USN Mt David E. Heenor CAPT Michaelj. Foremm, USN LCDR Thonias M. Forsydie, USNR Mr. George F Franb III CAPT Jeffiey E. Frost, USNR LtCol James O. Gay USMCR

CDR Fredrick K. GerheisetUSN (Ret.) Dt Lanny B. Glover Mr. Armando R Gonzalez CDR Jmies R. Grabe, USNR LCDR David G. Green, USN (Ret.) Mr. Brace H. Hanson Mr. StevenW. Hanson LCDR Carl A. Harris, USNR CDR Jeffiey R. Hashberget USN LCDR Steven G. Heida, USN CART Mark F Hemrich, USN CART Thomas J. Herrmann, USNR Mr. Tod E. Hirt Mr. Jonadim W Hoffinm * Mr. Kenneth T. Houck CAPT James A. Isom, USNR CDR PhUip C.JoUy USNR (Ret.) CDR Henry Jones, USN Mr. Leo H.Jones,Jt Mr. Claude J. Jordan LCDR Steven M.Jordan, USNR CAPT John R Kaiset USNR CDR George F Kiefet Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR David S.KoU:, USNR Mr.JohnJ. KoUmann CAPT Steven R. Kiemet USN CART Gaiy L. LaBuda, USNR CDRThomas D. Lmdsey USN CAPT Chailes J. Maik, USNR MI. Gaiy W. McLoskey CDR WUham H. Meadet USNR CAPT Robert A. Muick, USN CDRWUhmi D. MitcheU, USN (Ret.) CAPT Dale M.Nees, USN MI. Gaiy T. Oda CAPT Kennedi J. Pmos, USNR Mr. Edward J. Pattenon Mr. Richard D. Peck CAPT Thomas P Phelm, USN Mr. WUham R. Pong CAPT Samuel D. Pratton, USNR Mr. Martin C. Price III CAPT DavidW Rrodiero, USN LCDR David R. Pryde II, USNR CAPT Scott J. Pursley USNR CAPT Donald R Qumn, USN CAPT Ronald G. RahaU, USN Mr. PaulJ. Reese Dt Brace A. Reichert LtCol Jack Rickmm, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Scott A. Riggm, USNR LCDR Mark S. Roberts, USNR (Ret.) CDR Bradley B. Rohrs, USN (Ret.) LCDR WUham J. Sampson, USN CART Mark D. Semim, USN LCDR James R. Sebastim, USN CAPT Kevm R Sumett, USNR CDR Stephen E. Smidi, USN CAPT Ray L.SneU, USN CDR Lyle WSmde, USN CDR Gary A. Stahl, USNR Mr. MarkA. Stader LCDR Jmies B. Stetson, USNR ColJmiesT Sfiadetjt, USAFR Mr.Jack R. Stumborg,Jt CDR Kevm FTraU, USN LtCol Raymond R.Trombadore,Jt, USMC CAPT Michael A.Vm Horn, USNR CDRJayW.WaUm,USN (Ret.) Col Richard C. Wamet USAF LtCol Kennedi L.Wartick, USMC Mr. Michael K. Welch

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^MIMNI D O N O R S Mr. Chfford C.WUson CDRThunton E.Womble, USN (Ret.) CAPT ChesterWWong, USNR CDR Bradley D.ZeU, USNR

1980 Total Class Giving - $1,208,592 Average Gift - $5,701 Participation - 25.87%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr.WUhamA.Bastimll CAPT T. Scott Bedmiann, SC, USN (Ret) Mr. Thomas L. Burke CDR RichardJ. Chudayjt, USNR (Ret.) * CAPT Anatoho B. Craz III, USNR Mr. Herbert D Frerichs,Jt Mr. Erie R Grabmm CAPTWUham R. KUlea,USNR * CDR Tunodiy S. Kobosko, USNR • CART James B. McGee, USNR Mr. Paul B. Prager LCDR WUham E Ruoff III, USNR * Mr. Timothy P. SiUhvm

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CART Michaelj. Browne, USNR * Mr. WUham S. Buchman CDR Richard S. CampbeU, USN (Ret.) LCDR Richard S. Carlqmst, USN * Mr.Alm S. Colegrove * LT Jerome E. ConnoUy Jt, USNR * Mr.WUhamW Davis Mr. Ohver R. Edwards CART John R Fry, USNR CAPT David L. Quessenbeny, USNR * CDR Roger N. Sexauer II, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Cheryl L. Spohnholtz, USN Mr. Glenn Yoritomo *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CART Michael A. Brown, USN CART Karl R Bunker, USNR * Mr. Michael P. Donis Mt Richard G. Episcopo CAPTTenmce Fitzpatnck, USNR CAPT Barbara A. Geraghty, USN CAPT L. Bret Gordon, USN Dt Michael TGrabbe CAPT Kevm D. HolweU, USNR Mr.John M. LirUc Maj John A. Lowe, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Jeffiey C. Maynard, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Maureen F Nunez LCDR Tunothy G. Ruck, USN * LCDR Joseph A. C. San Agustui, USN LtCol HarieyT Sbdmore III, USMCR LCDR Ronald G.Thompson,Jt,USN (Ret.) * CDR Mark Q.Whitde, USNR (Ret.) CAPT John D. Zunmermm, USNR *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT James L. AUison, USNR LCDR Darnel J. Archetjt, USN (Ret.) LtCol AUen B. Bartow, USMC CDR Cameron J. Bosnic, USNR *

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Mr. WUham H. Bowen,Jt CDR Jeffiey A. Briggs, USN (Ret.) CAPT David J. Broadbent, USNR * LCDR Derek A. Charactet St, USN Mr. Richard L. China Capt WUham 1. Clement, USMC Mr. Tunothy J. Cram Mr. Donald S. Crump LCDR Steven F Diehl, USNR CAPT Michael R. Durkm, USN CAPT Peggy A. Feldmann, USN Mr. Edward J. Fischer * CAPT David D. Foy USNR Col WUl W GUdnet Jt, USAF CAPTJoseph A. Grace,Jt, USNR Mr.Thonias M. Gray CAPT Mark D. Guadagnmi, USN Mr. David C. Haines CDR Joseph R HeU, St, USN (Ret.) Col KadUeen G. Hendenon, USMC Mr. Dm H. Hmz,Jr CDR Eugene F Hubbard, USN (Ret.) LtCol Donald M. Ingram, USMC Mr. Ronald C.Jones Mr. Brim Lair Mr. Ross M. Levin CDR WUham FLonchas,Jr.,USN (Ret.) CART WUham F MaUoy Jt, USNR Maj George G. Martinez,Jt, USMCR CDR KeUy D. McBride, USN (Ret.) LTJGWUhamW Metzget USN (Ret.) * CDR Gregg C. MUo, USNR LtCol Gregory K. Mishck, USMC LCDR Douglas M. Rurin, USNR Mr. M. Richard Schroeder RADMVictor C. See,Jt, USN Mr. Edmund R.Selby II Mr. DonaldJ. Senerius LCDR Richard A. Wendland, USN (Ret.) Mr. Thomas M.Yates LCDR Danny K.Young, USNR

Donor Mr. Robert C.AUer CAPT Jeffiey R. AUmon, USNR Mrs.Jamesina M. Alter CDR Richard M. Anvood, USNR (Ret.) LCDR RusseU E. AverUl, USN (Ret.) CART Charles D. Behrle, USN CAPT Charles G. Beltz, USNR Mr.Thomas K. Bennett CDR Stephen J. Benson, USN CAPT DonaldJ. Benzmg,Jt, USNR Mt Robert DBerkebile CDR Matthew G. Boensel, USN CDR FredenckW Botero, USNR CDRJohn K.Brady USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael D. Budney USN • Mrs. Susan M. Cabral Mr. Stephen R CadweU Mr. Timothy J. CaUaghm LCDRJohn L. CaUahan,Jr., USNR Mrs. Chrystal A. CampbeU CDR Jordm W CasseU, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Christopher M. Comoy USNR CDR Mark L.Crook,USN CART MarkW. Czarzasty, USN Col Raymond C. Daimn,Jr., USMC Mt Joseph G. Dancy CART Dan W Davenport, USN CDR James D. Denmark, USN (Ret.) Mr. Joseph A. Disciorio,Jt

Mr. Tunothy J. Donovm Mr. Kevin D. Duermit CAPT DonaldW Eisenhart,Jt, USN IstLt David R Emerick, USMC Mr. Michael R. Fedor CDR Thomas M. Feldmm, USN CAPT Tracey A. Fischet St, USN Mr.EarlWFordham LCDR Michaelj. Freix, USNR • CDRReterA.Fyles,USN LT Scott A. Garrett, USN Capt GordonW Glosset USMCR Dt Dale R. Gordmeer CAPT James L. GosneU, USN Mr. Ray A. Green* CART James C. Gnmewald, USN Mr. Karl R. Gustafson * Mr. Kenneth B. HaU Mr. David K.HaUer Mr. Wayne J. Haiman CDR Petei J. Hayase, USNR MI. Mark E. Hayes Mr.John F Heriocketjt CDRJamesE. Hickey USN LtCol Jem-Pierre HUl, USMCR CAPT Carol D. Hoffinm, USN LT Jenmfer L. S. Holzapfel, USNR CDR Stephen E. Honan, USN CAPT Charlton T Howard III, USNR CAPT Stephen H. Hubet USN CDR Denms R Hughes, USNR * Col James FJamison, USMC CDR Jeffiey C.Johnstone, USN LCDR Donald E.Jones,Jt, USNR LCDR Robert L. Jordm, USN Mr. Charles L. Kanewske Mr.John A. Karonis Mr. Kevin J. Karton LCDR Susm C. Kemey USNR CART Craig S. Kleuit, USN CDR Carlton C. Kott,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CART Michael E. Lopez-Alegria, USN LCDR David S. MacEshn, USNR (Ret.) LT Ronald C. Mauldm, USNR CAPT Gavui G. McCrary, USNR CDR Thomas W McNitt, USNR MajVugU D. D. Meek, USMCR CAPT Charies C. MUler III, USN Maj George T MUlet USMC LCDR RobertW MUlet USN (Ret.) LCDR Martin R. Mmot, USNR (Ret.) Mt Michael E. MuUikui CDRJeffieyJ. Munson, USN (Ret.) CART Brim S. Neunabet USN CART Gerald FNies, USN CART John F 0'Hara,Jt,USN LCDR Joseph W Osborne, USN CDR WUham R. Padgett, Jt, USN (Ret.) LtCol Jon E. Paris, USMC (Ret.) CAPTWUhmi S. Penoraus, USN CDR Michael Peten, USNR LT James M. Piettxicmi, USNR CART David B. Portet USN LCDR Robert B. Povven, USNR Mt Charles S. Preston Mr WUson D. Preston Mr David K. Priddy Mr. Tom L. Richardson LtCol David A. Riedel, USMC LCDR DonaldJ. Roberts, USN (Ret.) CART LeeV Rossetti, USNR Mr. Thomas M. Ryan CAPT Scott E. Smden, USNR

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LCDR Jeffiey M. Sayre, USNR Col Kevhi M.Scott, USMC Mr. N.Tracy Screeton * LCDR E. Daniel Secot USN (Ret.) LCDR Michaelj. Suns, USNR Col Richard S. Slater, USMC Mr.Victor C. Smidi CDR Michael D. Sonnefeld, USN Ml. Steven R. Southaid LCDR Michaelj. Stapleton, USN (Ret.) CAPT Scott D. Stewart, USN MI. Hany E. Stovall III * LCDRJohn C.Thompson,Jt, USNR CDR Ronald N.Thompson, USN (Ret.) CDR Maik C.Tomb, USN CDR Gerardo Tones, USNR LT Jose M.Toves, USN Maj Thonias S. UUrich, USMCR Mn. E. Susm Unger * CDR Chfford B.Vaught, USN CDR WUham TWebbet USN (Ret.) Mr. Martm D.White CDR Mark L.'Whitfield SC, USN (Ret.) CDR James M. WUson, USNR

1981 Total Class Giving - $99,268 Average Gift - $397 Participation - 28.29%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Gary M. Becker Mr. Theodore E. Dumbauld MI. Tunothy B. Heischei Mr. Tunothy Hare Maj Darnel F Hamngton, USMC * CDR Pattick F Loughhn, USNR * MI. Robert D. Rav-enei,Jt * MI. James M. Rice * LT Keidi E.Tayloe, USNR MI. Guy WWUhams

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. Eric Armour MI. David A. Ciccarelli CDRJohn E. Clay USN (Ret.) CAPT StevenW Colon, USNR CDR Michael D. Mahre, USNR * CAPT Todd W MaUoy USN MI. Kent MiUs * CAPT Jolm W Rogen, USNR Mt Douglas J. Ross CDR Jmies O. Snitz,Jt, USN

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} CDR James M.Ahlgiinmi,USNR LCDRWUhmi RAinisttong,USN (Ret) LCDR Henry RAszklar,Jt,USNR CAPT Keidi P Bovvmm, USN Mr. Mark R. Bradley CDR Edward L. Brownlee, USN (Ret.) * LCDR WaUis J. Bumette, Jt, USN CDR Ted W Cartet USN LT Eduardo A. Ceja, USNR LCDR RaymondT Davis II, USNR • LCDR Douglas J. Debode, USN • Mr. RobertW. FUler

LT Jay T Grafton, Jt, USN* CDR Thomas W Hardme, USNR CDR Jon T Haugen,USNR * CAPTJmiesR.Huss,USN Mr. Douglas G.Johnson LCDR Jmies F Kmg, USNR CART Margaret D. Klem, USN LCDR Noreen A.M. Leahy USNR LCDR RobertTMacMUlm,Jt,USNR Mr. Patnck M. McBride CDR D.miel S. McGarvey USNR (Ret.) Mr. WUliam D McGumness * CAPT Dennis J. Murphy USN Mr. Walter A. Paulson, J t * LCDR Peter S.Peni, USNR LT RobertV Peyreigne, USNR MI. Chailes E Rouike Maj Alfred C.Soto, USMC CAPT Theodore D SuidweU, USNR CDR WUham E.Taylor III, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Jonadim S.WaU CART Kevm C.Wamke, USNR * CAPT Michael K.Webb, USNR

Tecumseh Club ($2X-S499} LtCol WUhamXAkana, USMC Maj George J. BasUffl,USMCR Mr. -Michaelj. Baumgarmer Dr. Andrew M. Bonwit CAPT Thonias S. Carlson, USN Mr. DavidW Carty CART John N. Chnstenson, USN CDR Suzanne -M. Dee, USN CDR Gregory M. Denklet USNR CART Fredenck G. Doran,Jt, USN CDRJeffiy L.Edgar, USN CDR AndrewJ. Foentet USNR * LtCol Smdra L. Fontame, USMC Col David C. Fuquea, USMC Isdlt Andiony L. Herrod,USMC (Ret.) CDR ScottJ. Howe, USN CART Gerard R Huebet USN CAPT Mark E. Hyman, USNR CAPT DavidW Jacbon, USN Mr. Robert B. Jacbon * LCDR MichaelW Krock, USN (Ret.) CAPT Andiony M. Kurta, USN Mr. LexJ.Uuletta CDR PorterW Lewis,Jt, USN CDR Pattick E. Lien, USNR (Ret) CDR Kuk S. Lippold, USN LCDR Daniel K. Lyons, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Thomas J. Moore,Jt, USN CDR Mark T MuUigm, USN (Ret.) CDR Mark E. Newcomb, USN LtCol Ismael Ortiz,Jt, USMC CDR Ricardo Perez, USN CDR Chris FRierson, USN CART Craig W Praden, USN Mr. Daniel J. Quanrim CAPT Peter J. Riestet St, USN CDR James G. Rodiock, USNR Mt Robert C. Sagei LCDR Maik A. Schmuel, USNR CART RusseU W Scott II, USN MI.Thomas S. SuUivm CDR Edwaid J. Tuchokki, USN LCDR Robert H.Tuimm, USN CDR Scott D.Waddle, USN (Ret.) CDR Douglas E.Weatherford, USNR CDR Christopher J. WUly USNR CART PhUip H.Wright, SC, USNR

Donor LT Robert J. Anend, USN LtCol PhUhp J. Aitonmo, USMC CART Joseph Arango III, USNR Mr. Joseph G.Amett CDR Carlos E. Ayuso, USN (Ret.) Mr. Peter S. Barna LCDR Brian M. Barton, USNR Mr. StaiUey E. Bashaw LCDRWUhmi H. Bensmget USN (Ret.) Mr.John Bittiun Dt Michaelj. Bolen Mr. Jmies W Boyle Mr. Napoleon A. Bragado CAPT Joseph L. Bridge, USNR * LCDR Gregg S. Buczkowsb, USN LCDR Crittenden G. Budet USN (Ret.) CAPT Jmies F CaldvveU,Jt, USN CAPTThomas F Carney USN CDR Michael B. Caracci,USN (Ret.) CDR Michael D. Christophet USNR CDR ThomasV Cole, USN CDR Christophet S. Cooke, USNR CDR Kevm M. Codiermm, USNR CAPT Raymond J. Cravaack,Jt, USNR LtCol WUhmi F Crenshaw, USMC Mr. Garrett S. DaUioff CDR CecU L. Davis,Jt, USNR CDR David J. Dicbhmsb, USN Capt Robert M. Dixon, USMC CAPT James R DriscoU, USN CDR ErU: A. Enben, USNR (Ret.) CAPT James G. Foggo III, USN CDR Donald C. Forbes, USN LCDR StephenW Fortunaw,Jt, USNR CAPT David M. Fostet USNR Mr. WUham C. Frank CDR Jeffery G. Freeman, USNR LCDR Robert J. Freet USNR Mr. Donald W Galasb LCDR Tunothy A. Gavm, USN CAPT Bradley D. Gavvboy USNR Dt Duane R Gibson LT Thonias D. Giedhn, USN CAPT David A. GUhlmd, USNR CAPT Michael A. Giorgione, USN CAPT J. Brmdon Giuda, USNR CDRThomas R. Grmun,USN (Ret.) CDR James M. Gross, USNR CDRJohn R. Hafey USN (Ret.) LCDR Richard M. Harkms, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael D. Hawley USN Mr. Douglas S. Heimbach Capt Matthew A. Hein, USMC LTC David A. Hendrick, MC, ARNG CAPT John P Hettick,Jt, USNR CAPTThomas G. HUtz, USNR LtCol Jolene L. HoUmgshead, USMC LCDR Henry C. Holty USNR CDR Ronald RHoveU, USN CDR Ava-Mane A. Howard Sunmons, USN LT A. Scott Hubal, USN (Ret.) CDR Terrence R. Huxel, USNR CDR Raul H.James, USNR Mr. Timothy R. Jarman * LCDR Robert M.Johnson, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham H.Johnson,USN CDR DouglasWJohnston,Jt, USN Mr. Eugene D.Juba,Jt CDR Jeffery J. Kaiset USNR (Ret.) * Mr. Mark R. KendaU Mrs. Debra M. Kenney

LCDR Barry E.Kenny USN CAPT Jason L. Kessel, USNR CAPT Terry B.Kraft, USN Capt Michael G. KiUa, USMCR CAPT Neal J. Kusumoto, USN CDR Mark FLmders, USN CDR DavidW. Lmnetti, USN (Ret.) CAPT Wendy B. Uwrence, USN LTJG Howard M. Lock, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald FLogat USN CDRThomas J. Lynch, Jt, USNR CDR Tmiodiy S. MacGregot USN (Ret.) CDR Laurcen M. Mahoney USN (Ret.) CDR Keith J. Mahosky, USNR Mr.Janies E. MarseUle CDR Richard J. Martin, USN Maj Richard R. Mayet USAF Maj Frankhn F McCaUistet USMC LTJG CoUeen M. McFadden, USN Mr. Michaelj. McGuue Mr. Matthew F McUughlin Mr. Robert M. Megho CART Ericson W Menget USNR CAPT Kathleen H. MoeUet USN CDRWUhmi RMorgm, USN (Ret.) Mr. Donald G. Mueth Mr.Jonathm B. Murphy Mr. OUie Nmyes III CART James R. Nault, USN CART David T Norris, USN LCDR Keith C. O'Connot USNR Mr. Charhe E. Odom CART Michael R. Ohnstead, USN Mr.Albert FOram,Jt Mr. Christopher J. Owens LCDRJohn D. Raul, USN (Ret.) Mr. ReterA. Polcari * CDR Kevm R Qumn, USNR (Ret.) CDR Eric H. RmdaU, USN CDR Kevm R Redfern, USNR Mr. Douglas S. Reese Mr. Joseph E. Reynolds CDR Ricky L. Roberts, USNR CAPT Craig A. RoU, USN Mr. Timothy J. Ryan LCDR Thomas W Smchez, USNR CAPTJoseph T Schartung,Jt, USNR Mr. Eddy E. Schneider Mr. Wesley R. Scott Mr.AlmJ. See LCDR Robert A. Seidel,Jt, USNR LCDR Bernardme B. Sepulveda, USNR LCDR RichardJ. Sexton, USNR CDR Luke D. SiddaU, USNR (Ret.) CDR Charles R. Smith, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Guy M. Snydet USNR CAPTJohnJ.Sorce,USN CDR David J. Spmglet USN CDR Douglas J. Stewart, USNR Mr. Scott R. Sutherimd Msgr SwartW Swedand LCDR Joseph L.Terhzzese,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Fredrick M.Tettelbach II, USN CAPT Robert S.Teufel, USN CDR Michael D.Thomas, USNR CDR Perry TTuey USNR Mr. Jmies P. Unger LCDR Richard L.Vm Antwerp, USNR CDR Frank FVolet USNR (Ret.) CART Kenneth J. Voorhees II, USN CDR David R.Wagnet USN (Ret.) LtCol Kennedi R.Waidekh, USMCR (Ret.)

CDR Salvatore J. Weavet USNR Mt Rodney A. Weems LCDRJUlA.Weigmd,USN (Ret.) Mr. ManhaU A.Weiicl Capt David G.Wessmg, USMCR Miss Smdra L.White CAPT David B.Woods, USN LCDR Stephen R Zirkle, USN

1982 Total Class Giving - $94,210 Average Gift - $545 Participation - 18.36%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr.WUham H. E. Cheney md Ms. Emmie A. McLean CDR DavidJ. Dickmson, USN Mr. Frank M. Gren CDRJodyK. Leisch, USN* CDR Darnel J. Prouk SC,USN (Ret.) * CART Christim E. Sprmkle, USNR

Herndon Club (SW8Q-ยง2,499) Mr.Richard C.Hunt CART Matthew L. Klundet USN Mr. Wilham J. Meiet Jr. Ms. Pamela K. Pitkin

John Paul Jones Club Mt Keith D.Ayres CAPT Richard R Breckeraidge, USN LT Kadiryn L.Busde, USN Mr. Richard Z. DeLoach Mr.JohnJ.Doherty * Mr. Phihp Goodmm CDR Pattick L. Greene, USN Mr. Andrew D. Harper * Mr.John R McCaffiey CDR Lymm L. Parkhunt, USNR Mr. Theodore E. Rasmussen III LCDR Thomas F. Scuccimarra, USNR CAPT Troy M. Shoemaket USN Maj Thomas G.Thomson, USAFR LCDR Brad Wehier, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mr. Bennett R Applegate CDR Leo D.BaUc, USNR Mr. Christopher B. Cechak Mr. Donald J. Clements CDRThomas M. Clemons III, USN Maj Kevm R. Clovet USMCR Mr. Chris Comi * LT Darnel E. Craun, USN CDR Michael R Crowley USN (Ret.) CAPTGregA.Eismm,USN CAPT Robert L. Greene, USNR Mr. Mark C. Jacbon Mrs. Carol J. Jones Col John C. Kennedy USMC CDR Darnel E.Leadet USN CDR CarroU F Lefon.Jt, USN CDR ChristopherW LestetUSNR Mr. Chris M. McGuue *

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iMiiviNi D O N O R S CDR Kennedi D. Murray USNR CAPT Laurent C. G. Reinhardt, USNR Mt Donald E.A. Ringel CDR Mark R.Rios, USN LCDRVidal Rodriguez, USNR LtCol DavidW. Samples, USMC CDR Thomas J. Schaudet USN CAPT Ralph T Soule, USN CDR Robert A. SttugeU, USNR LCDR Wayne O.WaUcet USN LCDR Robert A.Wood, USN

Donor LT James S. Abymia, USN * CDR Harold TAtkms, USNR (Ret.) CAPTWUham R.Ault, USN Mr.Timothy R Bacci LTJG Stephen T Bart USN (Ret.) LCDR Michaelj.Bateman, USN Maj Donald C. Bennett,Jt, USMC CDR Wayne R. Blmduig, USN CDR WUham J.Boeh, USCG CDR WUham D. Brennm, USN Mr. Brym B. Brittam CDR Jennffer E. Broob, USN (Ret.) LT DavidW Brosh, USN Mr. Todd H. Brown CAPT Stephen A. Bunis, USN CDR Joseph G. Capstaff, USN CDR Edward R CarroU, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael S. Case LCDR Jeffiey C. Cleary MC, USN LCDR Richard B. Clybome, USNR CDR James R. Coamey USNR CDR JmeannT. Conley USN Mr.Jeffiey S. CrisweU CDR Dale A. Crothen, USN LCDR WUham E Davis MSC, USN CDR Terrence J. Deitz, USNR (Ret.) Mr. David K. Dejarnette * CDR WUham O Dertjt, USN LCDR Joseph DiRenzo III md CDRKarenA.DiRenzo CDR WUham R. Drace, USNR LCDR George M. Dryhurst, USNR Mr. PaulJ. Eichelberger Mr. Samuel Epstem CAPT Michael R. Fierro, USN LCDR Richard E Forbes,Jt, USN CAPT Dorothy J. Freet USN CDR ReterA. Gamble,USNR LCDR WUham R. Gideon, USNR * LCDR Pattick C. GUI, USN Mt Stephen C. Golay CDR DavidJ.A. Grun, USNR CDR Robert B. Grimm, USN CDR Douglas J. Groters, USN Mt Warren G. Hubler LCDR RobertW. Ives, USN CDR Mark D.Johnson, USNR Dt Mary H.Jolmson CDR John W Judge, USNR CDR Robert A. Juhus, USNR Lt Col Thonias J. Kennedy USAF (Ret.) Maj Charles L. Kirby USANG CDR Sarah B. Kovel, USN (Ret.) CAPT Kurt L. Kunkel, USN Mt WiUiam B. Lauigen Mt Mark D. LoPresto Mt Michael Lucimo LCDR Raymond J. Luscinski, USN Ms. Barbara A. Maher

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Mt Gregory T. May Col Doman O. McArthut USMCR LtCol Joyce L. McCaUistet USMC (Ret.) CAPT Jeremiah X. McEnemey USN CDR Ralph G. Merg, USNR CAPT Dee L. Mewbourne, USN CAPT Paul O Monget USN LCDR Steven B. Montague, USNR Mr. Paul D. Morrissette, St Mr. Theodore H. Mortonson CAPT Matthew B. Moury, USNR Mr. Charies T. Murphy Jr Mr.Janies W C. Nevvmm Mr. Bnm R. Newton LCDR Pattick A. O'DonneU, USN Mtjefiey A. Oldham CDR Douglas E.Otte, USN CAPTThomas R. Parry,Jt, USNR LtCol Roger C. Patterson, USMCR LCDR Glenn A. Patton, USN CDR Ehezer Rerez-Vergara,Jt, USNR CAPT Kenneth M. Perry, USN Mt C. Michael Retters CDR Normm N. Rantz, USNR * CDRJohn Ratkovich, USNR Mr. Charles L. Ratte CDR Richard E. Remke III, USN Mr.WUham H. Rempe III LCDR Michael A. Rennie, USNR CAPT Ronald G. Rice, USN Mr. Marc A. Richardson LCDR Barbara S. Rightet USN md CART James R. Rightetjt, USN LT Bradley H. Rowe, USNR CDR Adalberto Ruiz III, USNR CDR Gary Smdala, USN Mr. Bruce G. Schmickleyjt LCDR Clement M. Segura, USN Ms. Mary B. Sesbeau CAPT Matthew M. Sharpe, USN Capt WUham E. Smith,Jt, USMCR Mr. Andrew M. Smythe CDR Stephen J. Somnitz, USNR * LT John R Somplasky, USN Maj Terence W Sparb, USAF * CDR David R.Spoerl, USN LCDR Theodore R Stank, USNR CDR James R Steele III, USN Mr. Dem L. Smdt LT Bennett D. Swanson, USN CDR Charles E.Tamblyn, USN Mr. Douglas S.Tiacy * LtCol Gregoiy S.Tyson, USMC CDR MichaelW UUrich, USN CDRT L.Vm Petten, USN Maj R.JohnVmden Beighe,Jt, USMC (Ret.) LCDRJohn R.Weidmm, USN (Ret.) LCDR Thomas B. Whalen, USNR CAPT N.Wyman Wmbush II, USNR Mt Thomas RWood CDR WUham A.Wright III, USN LCDR Edward TWYee, USN LtCol Christopher E.Yeldet USMC LtCol Paul R.Yorio, USMC LCDR Andrew M.Yoik, USN CDR Petei H.Young, USN

1983 Total Class Giving - $73,917 Average Gift - $330 Participation - 22.99%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Dt Leo S. Mackay Jt Ml. Craig B. MaUoy Mr. Walter T. Molmo Mr. Mark L. PoweU Mt Tunothy B. Rebhorn Ms. Geraldine W Santos * Dt Dan Sttuble Mr. Cari FWagner

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} LtCol Scott LBubiet USAF Mr. Stephen R. Herrmann LCDR Dwight Jenkins, USNR Mr.John F O'Leary LCDR Gregory R Olson, USN (Ret.) Mt J. MitcheU Rushing Mr. H.B. Smith III

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR RobertW Barhire, USNR * CDR Paul Becket USN CDR Robert G. CoroUa, USNR CDR R. Brimd Greet USNR (Ret.) CDR Richard B. Habennck, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Lester R. Hayward,Jt * CDR WUham F Matthigly USNR * Mr. Brim E. McGee * CDR Mark G. Schaefet USNR * Mr. Michael R.VermUhon *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDRDavidWActon,USN LCDR Joseph S.Baehi,USN (Ret.) Mr.Tunothy C.Bormett * CDR Sem S. Buck, USN Mr. Febi O CaUe * CDR Steven D. CulpeppetUSN (Ret.) Mr. GeraldA. Esper * Mr. Daniel J. Evans * LCDR Karl Heinz Heimeri, USN CDRThomas H. Hodgson,USN LtCol Andrew M. Hofley USMCR Mr. Peter J. HoUmd md Mrs.Tuia HoUmd Mr. Steven S. Hubeh * Mr. Mark K.Johnston CDR Kevm L.Jones, USNR CDR Erie G.Kaniut, USN LT Michael P Kendus,Jt, USNR * Mr. James H. Loper III * Mr. Kevin L. MUler * Mr. Michael R. Mundt Maj Donald A. Outing, USA Mt Fred B. Ramirez Mt EricV. Ricketts CDR Carlos I. Rivera, CEC, USNR * CAPT Raymond J. Rodriguez, USN CDR Stephan J. Shatynski, USNR * Mr.John A. Staghmo * Mr.J. Aidrew Stephenson CDR Michael WThurmm, USN LCDR Ralph B.WUliams, USNR CDR Kevin J. WUson, USN Mr. James EricYotz

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CDRJohnV Amyjt, USN LtCol Kurk R Andenon, USMCR CDR Michael J. Arnold, SC Mr. Scott F Baer CAPT Christopher M. BaUistei, USNR CDR DavidJ. Banholomew,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR RusseU J. Bartlett, USN CAPT Barbara A. BeU, USN LCDR Jeffiey L. Benson, USN Mr.Joseph M. Bergen CDR Dennis G. Bevuigton, USN Mr. Michaelj.BlasUc * Mr. Frank R. Blundetto,Jt Mr. Michael D. Boehle CDR Richard A. Boggs, USNR Mr. Stephen E. Bondura Mr. Eric J. Boiowicz Mr. James M. Bon CDR Michael S. Bowen, USN CDR Daniel E. BrasweU, USN LtCol Inc B.Bressler, USMC CDR ChristopherJ. Bush, USNR LCDR Robert J. Byrne, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Keith A. Byron MI. Maik R. Cailson Mr.John F Cerasuolo Mr. Michael Chavez * LT Peter B.Clark, USN LCDR James R. Coles III, USN LT Reynold J. Convento, USNR CDRJohn M. Coughhn, USN CDRThomas R. Criget USN CAPT Jeffiey S. Cunet USN LtCol Richard K. Davidson, USMC Mr. Lmdsay A. Dibler CDR Norbert H. Doerry, USN Mr.Thomas M. Edwards CDR Kennedi A. Enriquez, USN Mr.Wadi N. Farach Mr. Bernard W Favara * CDR Matthew S. A. Feely USN Mr. WUham E. Fenis III CDR Nicholas A. FUippone, USNR LCDR Stephen L. Fischet USN Mr. Kenneth C. Fitzpattick LtCol WUham J. Flannery, USMC Mr. Brent J. Flaskerad LtCol Michaelj. Foley USMC LCDR Fredric D. Forney Jt, USN CDR WUhmi J. Gahnis, USN CDR Christopher P GaUaghet USN Mr.Victor M. Genco,Jt CDR Robert J. A. GUbeau, USN CDR Robert R Guriet USN CDR Jeffiey D. Gordon, USN Mr. RmdaU B. Gross CDR Roger R Guseman II, USN (Ret.) CDR Mark R. Hagerott, USN Col Daniel C. Hahne, USMC Mr.EricR.HarkcomlV Mr.Tmiothy F Healey LCDR Robert J. HenneUy USNR Mt Bret A. Hicb Mr. Douglas E. Huitze Capt Brim E Hodges, USMCR CDR Donald A. Holcomb, USN LTJolm R.Hughes,USNR LCDRJohn R. Hults, USNR Mt Kennedi M. Ikeda MI. Michael R. IsabeUi * CDR Joseph L.Jolinson,Jt,USNR *

Mr.WUh.iiu D.Jones LT Cyndua L. KUhiieyet USN Mr. Smiuel G. Kramer CDR Angus M. Uney USNR CDR Brim T Lanon, USNR * CDR Scott A. Uv-erentz, USNR CDR Kennedi C. Levms FV, USN LCDR Andrew J. Lofenb, USN Maj Craig E.Lucas, USMC CDR Tunodiy S. Luffy, USN LCDRV Michael Makovitch, USNR LtCol Aim F Mmgm, St, USMCR Mr. Gary J. MarUey Mn. SteUaYoungblood Marb Capt Robert C. Martin, USMCR CDR Tunodiy J. Maynard, USN LT Dennis C.McCali, USN CDRThomas R McKavitt,Jt, USN CDR PhUip J. McKenna, USN LCDR Banett L. McKibben II, USNR LtCol Michael R. MehUo, USMC Mr.WUhamY Mickle II CDR Uwrence P MoUoy USNR (Ret.) LCDR Darnel J. Moldien, USCG CDRJohn T .MuUen, USNR CDRThomas M. Munns, USN Mn. Karen E. Myen CDR James A. NaU, USNR Mr.John E. Nielsen * LCDR Steven C. Oda, USNR Maj Ruben E. Padro CDR Robert P Papadabs, USN Mr. KeidiC. PhUhps LCDR Theodore T Picchuu, USN CDR Charles H. PiersaU III, USN CDR Robert M. Puoumim, USN CAPT AUen V PoUard, USN -Mr. Paul S. Pritchard CDR Joseph S. Punis, USNR CDR Mark A. Quartiere, USN LT Michaelj. Qumlm, USNR Mr.Michael H.Ray CDR Stephen R Recca, USN Mr. Eric E. Rein tjes CDR James B. Ricketts, USNR * LTC Aim N. Ross, NYANG Majjeddy M.Ruiz, USMC LCDR Walter G. Ryon III, USNR CAPT Michaelj. md Mary C. Salvato LT PhUip G. Savage, USNR Mr. Emest W Sax LtColJohn M. Scanlan, USMC Mr. Gary C. Schmidt LtCol Richard A. Schott, USMC CDR Darnel L. Schroedet USNR Capt Holbrook J. Schurman, USMC CDR Paul D Shanklmd, USN Mr. Michael F SUva CDR Michael T Sunmons, USN Mr.CarlJ.Smk,Jt Ms. Carol G. Smk CDR Charles J. Sitanb, USN CAPT Dixon R. Smidi, USN • CDR Henry C.Smith,USN LtCol Kevin L. Smith, USMC Mr. Larry D Smith * Mr. WaUace D. Smith,Jt LCDR Susm M.Smola, USN LCDRJ. Curtis South III, USN CDR RichardW St.John, USNR Mr. James C. Stewart LCDRJohn E. Smbet USNR (Ret.)

Mn.Tomoko I.Tan,-ika Mr.Thom,is M.Tarquinio Mr. Barton W.Taylor CDR Lynn A.Thomas, USNR CDR Tmiodiy C.Thomas, USNR CDR Stephen J.Thoresen, USNR CDR Katie RThuriiim,USN * Mr. Harry L.TUhnm Dt Robert WTolbert CDR Stephen C.TramotUSN CDR Thonias R.Twomey USN LT Aim A.Vazquez, USN CDR Craig A. WaUcet USNR CDR George J. Waltetjt, USN CDR D.-ivid WWaugh, USN Maj Keidi B.Wauten, USMCR CDR David E.Weavet USN CDR Gregory L.WeUs, USNR Maj Richard T.WUemm, USMCR (Ret.) OptMUdred G.WUkenon,USMC (Ret.) * LCDRWUfrid RWUkmson FV.USN CDR Jmies A. E.Wood,Jt, USNR Mr. James L.WooUey Mr. Gregory B. Zmgler Mr. Geoffiey R. Zuschlag

1984 Total Class Giving - $79,703 Average Gift - $288 Participation - 30.61% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. RobertW Garland Mr. Charles T. Lmdsay III * Mr. MarkW. McCann CDR Robeit R. PauUc, USN Mi.WUham A. Paulson * CDR Steven G.Young, USNR

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} LCDR Call E.J. Amiaga, USNR Mr. Max A. Becker * Mt R. Karl Darden Mr. Gregory A. Goins LCDR AndrewJ. Grazimo, USNR * Mr. Loms M. Holtkamp Mr. Thomas W Horn and Mn. Mary V Horn Mr.John H. Lerchbacket Jt * CDR Cameron A. Manning, USN Mrs.Jmet M. Meier * Mr.WUham L. Mergen,Jt * LCDR Mark F Openshaw, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Thomas A. Schaefer * Mr. MarkV. Stys * Mr. WUham B.Taff*

John Paul Jones Club ($50' • ' Mr.Janies H. Bishop Mr. Clement C. Chen LCDR Mary Beth A. Chipkevich, USN CDR MarkW Edson, USNR Mr.John F Haniann Mr.John T. Hasbrouck * LTThomas S. Kymn, USNR * CDR Arsemo K. Menendez, USNR *

LCDR David L. Nenna, USN * LCDR Mark C. Newman, USN LCDR Michael V O'Gara, USN Lt Col Gerald A. Peten, USMC Mr. Robert R. Richardson * MtAlbertL. St. Pierre * Ms. GaU M. Stephens LT D.ivid W Stevens, St, USNR * Mr.Janies L.Waugh

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} CDR Kevm R. Andenen, USN LtCol Rosser O. Baket Jt, USMC Mr. Byron E. Bond * CDRJolmB. Bowie, USN LCDR Salvatore J. Ceraolo, USN LT Scott D. Chesson, USNR CDR Michaelj. CoUins, USNR Mr. Michael S. Connor CDR LoweU D.Crovy USN CAPT Mary E. Dextet USN CDR RobertW Ernst, USN Mr. Thomas W Gallagher CDR Laurie J. Gibb, USN Mr. David A. Goms LCDR Scott F Griffin, USNR Ms. Christine M. Gromek LT Alfred J. Grosskurth, Jt, USN LCDR Richard E.Johnson, USN (Ret.) Mr. John J. Jordm * Mr.John L.Judy LCDR Andrew J. Karabui, USNR CDR Christopher R. Karnbach, USNR * Mr. Roger K. Knapper Mr. Christian F Kramer CDR David M.Kriete, USN CDR Glen D. Krueget USN Isd^t John D Lenda,Jt, USMC CDR Armro A. Lopez SC, USN LTJG Michael R. Lopez, USN LCDR Kevin K. McCaUum, USNR CDR ChnstopherT. McKenna, USNR Mr. Tony Menzel LCDR Samuel D. Mohs.USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnW Montgomery III * Mr. Uwrence R. Moore CDR Kan A. Perez, USNR CDR Robert B. Rabuse, USN LCDR John J. RUey USNR * CDR James M. Schofield, USN LT Steven M. Smith, USN Mr. Scott S. Spearmg CDR Robert A. Smbblefield,Jt, USN Mt Douglas A. Suriano Mr. Adrim F Vagnoni

Donor Mr. Frederick C. Adams, Jt * Mr. Glen Alberto Ahberti LCDR Edwin L. Armistead, USN LCDR Joseph M, Arnoso, USNR Mr.John M.Augustme Maj Charles H. BagweU, ANG LCDR Eric G. Baket USNR MI. PaulV Bart Jt Mt MarkW Barrmco CDR Jeffiey S. Bartkosb, USN CDRThomas E. Beck, USNR Mt David E. Berko Mt Craig R. Bertolett,Jt Mr.WiUiam D. Blue, St

LT Kevin M. Blum, USN Mr. PaiU R. BoUmger Mr. Mark S. Boulden Mt Eugene G. Brady III LCDR Robert D. Broadston, USN Mr. Mark E. Brodowicz CDR Dougbs J. Brown, USN CDR David A. BrunUey USNR CDR NicholasV Buck, USN LTRobertJ.Budicm,USN Mr. Kevin T. Burke Dt E. George Buder II CDR Eric B.Byrne,USN Mr.John D. Cable Mr. WUham K. CampbeU * CDR Kerry B. Cmady USN CDR Brym T Caraveo, USN Maj George S. Carradini, USMCR md Mrs. Katherme A. Carradini CDR Douglas R Cassidy CDR Cohn B. Chaffee III, USN CDR Ruth A. Christophenon,USN Mr. Lawience J. Clark CDR Robert E. Clark II, USN Lt Col Edward L. CoUms II, USMCR CDR Douglas R Conkey USN Maj Jeffery A. Conkhn, USMCR CDR Christopher R. Cooper, USN CDR Claude J. Coucoules, USN CDR Daniel E. Crisp, USNR Mr. James D. Cunningham Mr.LeffA.Dahl CDR Peter K. DaUmm, USN LCDR Victor B. D'Andrea, USN LTJamesR. Deal, USNR CDR Lou Anne DeMattei, USNR LtCol Mark J. Desens, USMC LTJG Chris L. Dickenon, USN LCDR JarreU R. Dunson, USN Dt Steven J. Duianceau LT PhUip J. Ericbon, USN Mrs. Lmda M. ErUcsen CDR Rafael Espmosa, USN LtCol Kenneth A. EverUl, USMCR Mr. Maunce A. Fairley CART Christopher H. Flood, USN Mr. Charles A. Frederick CDRJohnW Funk, USN Mr. David G. GaUaer CDR AUan G. Galsgaard, USN Mr. Douglas J. Gatmso Mr. Bryan T. Gehringer CDRJohn R Gehnne, St,USN CDR Jeffiey E. Gimgiuh, USNR LTJohnA.GlaesetUSN Mr.JmTGoff LCDR Tunothy L. Goff, USNR Mr. Pattick B. Gonzalez LT Israel Gmbas, USNR Mr. Michael F Hagan LCDR Karen M. Halvenon, USNR Mr. James J. Hamm III Mr. Robert A. Hammert LCDR Craig A. Hmmet USNR (Ret.) Mr.Jonathm D. Harber LTJohn B. Hartmm, USN (Ret.) LCDR Kevm A. S. Hays, USN (Ret.) Mt Stephen E. Hedges LCDR Mary J. Hehnsb, USN CDR KeUy A. Henry, USN (Ret.) CDR Lorenzo S. Hiporaa, USN LT Dawn M. HoUoway USN

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Dr. David A. Hoov-er Mr.Janies H. Howaid Mr.John E.Johiison,Jt * .MI. Steven R. lones LCDR Petei A. Joseph. Jt, USNR MI. David G.Jung CDR Man- A. Kasprzak, USN LCDR .Michaelj. KeUy USNR Maj Andrew C. Kim, MC, USA MI. Thomas R. King CART Wade E. Knudson, USN CDR Brace D. Kochet USNR Lt Col Bemarci J. Kraeget USMC MI. Danny B. Kumangai MI. Scott T. Kushino MI. James A. Lamontagne CDR AUen H. Lamson, USN (Ret.) CDR DavidJ. Landess, USN MI. Jmies C. Lara MI. Nonan J. Lanon LCDR Jmies A Uughhn, USNR CDR Richard D Lee.Jt, USN MI. Brace L. Lipphardt Jt LTJmeTLochnetUSN LCDR Charies B. Lynch, USN Maj Bradtbid L. Maitin, USMC LCDR Vemon M. Martinez, USN CDR Gregoiy- R .Manil, USNR LCDR Petei C. Mayet USN LCDR Jeffiev- E. McCieaiv-, USNR LCDR Robert J. McGamtv; USN CDR Sem R McGmtv; USNR CDR Trevoi A Mclntyre, USN Dt Angus L. M.T. McLem III Mr. Andrew M. Meurer LCDR John K. Morrovy USNR CDR Richani C. Muldoon, USN CDR Bnm R Murphy USN CDR Michaelj. Murphy USN CAPT Peter A. Narch, USN LT Gregory S. Navin, USN MI. Scott M. Newman LCDR Tunodiy J. Nolan, USN CDR John B. NoweU, Jt, USN MI. John H. Obeile CDR WUham D. Orton, USN CDR David M. Osen, USNR CDRJohn P O'SuUivan, USN CDR Thonias M. Owens, USNR CDR Chnstine A. Passen, USNR Dt Joseph Pasteinak CDR Maik A. Pattenon, USN Mr. Gregory W Pease LT Steven B. Peten, USNR Mr.Terry- L. Ploeger LT Michael R Potochniak, USN LT Gary- D. Pnce, USNR (Ret.) Dtjohn A. Prokopiak Mr.John H. Qumt Mr. Charles A. Rainey LT Scott H. Randolph, USNR CDR Thomas S. Ransom, USN CDR Marjone A. Rawhouset USNR LCDR Enc R. Rice, USN (Ret.) CDR GmgerB. Rice, USN Mr. Javier E. Roquebert Mr. Sem T. RoskeyLT Andiony R. Saccavmo, USNR LCDR Arthur K. Samora, USNR Mr. James A. ScanneU CDRJohn H. Schlegeljt, USNR CDR Donald A. Schmieley, USN

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Mr. Roy D. Sexton Mn. Deborah L. Shephard md Mr. Stephen J. Shepherd Mr. Gregon- A. Shore CDR Raul SUva, USNR CDR Steven G. Skmnet USNR Mr. Johnson P. So Ms. Sonja P. Soleng Mr. David R. Sousa CDR John PStamos, USN Mr.John C. Steckel CDR David F Stemdl, USN Mr. Darnel G. Stoddard LCDR Frank E. C. Sutton, USN LT Robert G. Svimg, USNR LTJGJmiesS.Tajm.USN Maj David C.TenviUiget USAF CDR Cbyton G.Tettelbach, USN Mr. Steven J.Thatcher Mr. Stacy- L.Turner CDR Scott O.Vogel, USNR CDR Pattick J. Walsh, USNR CaptTerrmce B.Walton, USMC LT Jmies M.Wasko, USNR Mr. Gregorv-T. Waten CDR Garv- H.Watson,Jt, USN CDR Kent D. Whalen, USN LtCol JohnW Wi^uis, USMC Maj James W. WUheta, USMC Mr. Gregory R.WUson Ms. Smdra G.WUson CDRThomas M. Wmg, USN LT Scott B.Woessnet USNR LCDR PaulJ.Wojdcievvicz,USNR LCDR Kurt D.Woltendoif, USN CDR WUham D.Wnght USN LT Jeffiev-A.Young, USN LtCol Geoige D Zamka, USMC MI. Charles B.Zubhc CDRJohnW. Zwunetjt, USN

1985 Total Class Giving - $102,201 Average Gift - $415 Participation - 26.56%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) CDR Maureen R Ciagin, USNR * MI. Maicus W Flagg MI. Petei D Martino MI. Biian L. McDonald * Maj Robert J. Snudi, USAFR * Maj Benjamm T Wright USMCR *

Herndon Club ($1,000 - $2,499} LTJG Kennedi R Chiisman, USN * CDR Kevm J. Leeds, USNR * Mt Maitin S. Medve LCDR Richaid W Meniman, USNR LT Charles R.Memtt,Jt,USN (Ret.) * Mr. KevmW. Patton CDR Rattick A. Riercey USN * Mr. SydneyJ. Pohl * LT Michael H. Sievvertsen, USNR *

John Paul Jones ($500 • $999) Mr. Peter R Bishop, Jt CDR Scott M. Carlson, USN LCDR John R. Deranian, USN CDR Edwarcl Digges, USN CDR Michaelj. Fitzpamck, USN Mr. Kyle D. Fieitas CDR Terrence J. Garbuzmski, USNR LCDR RobertC. Hadley-,Jt, USN * Mr. Mark D. HastvCDR WUhmi B. Higgins, USNR * LT Jenmfer S. HUhiian, USNR md CDR Sunon S. HUhnan, USNR LCDR Jmies G.Johnson, USN * LCDR David S. Lesset USN LT Mark D Little, USNR Mn. EUen F MacGamgle LCDR Steven T McAUistet USNR Mr. Andiony R. Orlmdo * LCDR Jeffiey W. Peten II, USNR LCDR Andrea W Phelps, USNR md LCDR Roger S. Phelps III, USNR LCDR Samuel Piatt, USN Mr. Kevin M. Reeds CDR Stephen R. Speed, USNR LCDR Jamie R.Venable, USN CDRT Scott WUd, USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mr. Christopher C.Adams MI. Maic R. Alexmder LT Andrew J. Andow, USN * LCDR John A. Beach, USN LCDR Jeffiey A. Belt USNR Maj Eugene S. Benvenutti,Jt, USMC Miss Lynne M. Bever CDR Ehzabedi M. Bonsignore, USN Mn. Debra L. Brown md CDR Gregory R. Brown, USNR CDR Bradley I. BusvveU, USN Mr. Brvan P. Caisse Capt John D. Can-et USMC Mr. L. Robert Clark Mr. Richarci M. Cobb LCDR Charles S. CoUms, USNR LCDR Michaelj. Cortesio, St, USNR Lt Col Ronald R. Dalton, USMC LCDR Barrv- L. Davis, USNR Mr. Robert P. Donohue • IstLt Jonadim J. Dorn, USMCR CDR Scott D.'DueketUSN LCDR Kevm L. EUis, USNR CDR Thoiius M. Fritz, USNR Mr. DonaldJ. Gemiano * Dt Kevin R. Gue LTDougl.TsRHa,ick.USN LCDR Enuly D. H.um,m, USNR LCDR Timodiy C. Kane, USNR Mr.Dal H.Kim CDR Stephen C. Krotovy USN Mr. Stanley A. Kulsa III LT Mark R. Livingston, USN Mr. Sem C. Logm Mr. Joseph D Matza LtCol Robert C. McArdiur, USMCR Mr. Michael L. McKay Mr. Pattick D McPhenon Mr. Jmies R. Miceh LT Aim R Misiaszek, USN

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Lt Col Michael F Moms, USMC Maj Michael W Mudd, USAF LCDR Henry- L. Murphy III, USNR Mr. Daniel T. Newman CDR Bradleya. Olds, USN CDR Stephen L. Pamco, USN CDR EmU T Peoimao, USN Ml. Carlton Pierce Mr. Thonias K. Plofchan,Jt Mr. Frank C. Proaor Maj David L.Rmz, USMC CDRJohnJ. Runenbeig, USN LCDR Thonias K. SchUl, USN MI. D. R Schnon, Jt MI. John V. Sims Capt WUham L. Sni^t, USMC (Ret.) CDR Petei D. Stamps, USNR CDR Thomas J. Taylotjt, USNR Maj Robert R. Undenvood, USMC CDR Jmies L.VmdivetUSN MI. Douglas Volgenau,Jt LT Franz K. Wagnet USN Mr.James I.Wani,Jt Mr. David A. Weiss LCDRJohn D.'Whalen,USN LCDR Edwarci A Whitehouse, USNR * CDR Darlene R.WUczvnsb,USNR Mr. Kenneth J.Yamashita

Donor Mr. Jose A Alas CDR Donald R Alberto, USN CDR Ravniond M.Alfaro,USN LCDR Ralph Arcaro III, USNR LtCol Robert K.Amisttong.Jt.USMC CDR David E. Baket USNR Mr.Jeffiey R. Baldyga Mr. Gordon W. Ballard CDR Jmies N. Barana,USN Mr. Dannv H. Bairon CDR Robert J. Barton III. USN CDR Angela A. BartosUc. USNR .MI. Dehvavne P. Beckei MI. Aidrevv J. BeUus Ml. lohn S. Beig CDR Jeffiey T Bemanii. USN CDR Steven B. Bishop. USN Mn.IuheC.Blok Mt Dm J. Boelsche Mt Michael E. Bn-ant CDR David M. Buckta, USNR * CDR Pattick W Budet USN Ms. Melanie S. Camp Mr. Smart WCani LtCol Aidionv J. Canioii, USMC LCDR Michael .M. Casey USNR CDR Shawn R Cassidv; USNR Mr. Thomas G. Gates LTLouisJ.Cedrcme.USN LT Steven D Chmiben, USNR CDRG.miJ.Cl,uk.USN CDR Uv-tonF Clay USN Mt Rich.mi I. Coombs IstLt Don.-Ud N. Coopet USMC LCDR Scott E Cramet USNR Maj Brace G. Davis, USMCR Mt Vmcent E. DebR-ui * CDR Ch.ules C. Deimtm III. USN LCDR RusseU E. DorreU III, USNR Mr. Robert S. Dimcui CDR Jolm H. Edwards, CEC, USN CDRJohn M. Figuerres,USN

Mr. Daniel J. Fhnt Maj Richard K. Getty, USMC CDR Lucmda A. Giertz, USNR CDR Michael D. Greenwood, USN CDR RichaniJ. Hale, USN .Mr. BUly T Harris, Jt CDR MUce A. Hauniet USN LTJohn A. Heffi, USN LTJeffieyOHem.USN LT Jenmier S. HUhiim, USNR IstLt Christopher M. Holdstem, USMC CDR Jeffiey C. Horton, USN CDR Joel W Huey USN LCDR Thomas W Huffimder III, USNR CDR .Michael D Hu^ms, USN LCDR Charles C. HuU, USN Mr.IeffieyDHiUl CDRJohn K. F Irelmd, USN LCDR Robm James, USNR Dr.James S.Jensen LtCol Richard A.Johnson,Jt, USMC CDR Wfflimi C.johnson, USN LCDR Garv' R. Kent Jt, USN CDR .Michael L. Kesslet USNR LTAlexJ. Kiefet USNR LCDR David K. Koch, USNR LCDR Chester .M. KoUey USNR Mr. Scott G. Lansing LCDR Ohver G. Lochet USNR Lt Col Thomas R. Loeblehi, USMCR CDR Geoffiey A. Losee, USN LCDR David S. Lvnn, USNR CDR Marie C. Lysaght, USN CDR BasU K. Makndis, USN CDR Thomas W Marotta, USN .Mr. Thomas B. ManhaU LCDR SUvester G. Mata, USN Mr. Gregory T. .MaxweU LCDR KadUeen M. McCartan, USNR CDR David C. McDonneU, USN CDR Gordon C. McKmney USN CDR Robert A. McLem III, USN LtCol .MarkW Meloro, USMC CDR Kurt W Menke, USN t CDR .Michael S. Midgley USNR Mr. DavidJ. Moore CDR DavidJ. Morgm, USN Mr. Tenence J. Muhch,Jt LCDR Michael S. Nies, USNR Mr.John C. Nixon Mr. Seamus M. O'Brien LCDR David M. Ohvet USN Mr.Theodore F Olt III CDRJohn S. O'NeUl,USN Mr. James B. O n CDR .Michaelj. Ottmget USN .Mr. Joseph M. Papetti LtCol Maunce C. Perdomo, USMCR IstLt Curtis D Pfeiffet USMC Mr. Lester S. PhUhp CDR Michael D PhUhps, USN CDR Anne-Mane Pick, USN CDR David R. Price, USN Mr. Ricardo A. Price LtCol Rattick L. Redmon, USMC CDR RandaU K. Reid, USN LCDR AUison G. Rosa, USN Mr. Paul A. Rosmilso Maj Mark D. Rubmo, USMCR LCDR Chnstopher A. Rym, USNR CDR Mark A. Schaefflet USN LCDR Matthew F Schatzle, USNR

LCDR Dume E. Schroedet USNR CDR PaiU M. Schuhlein, USNR CDRThomas F Schwarz,USN CDR CharlesW Sharkey FV, USNR Mr. Charles M. Sims LCDR Joseph D Skulca, USN Mr. CharlesW Snudi,Jt LCDR Jeffiey T Smidi, USN CDR Maribedi Smidi, USN LT Robert R. Some, USN CDR Cory A. Sprmget USN LCDR Joseph S. Stewart, USN Mt Ray B. Stewart LCDRWUham D Stone, USN CDR Darnel R Stout, USNR LT Cohn C.Smdevm, USN Mr. Craig B.Taylor Maj David M.Taylot USMC CDR Cyndua M.Thebaud,USN LT Jeffery A. Thonias, USNR Mn. Susan Tyler Mr. Brace G. Warn* CDR Kenneth C.WaUs, USN LCDRJohn R.Walten MC, USNR LCDR Robert J. Walzer II, USN Capt Troy F Watson, USMCR CDR Mark E. Webet USN LCDR Christopher A. WUhams, USNR CDR Steven C. WUhams, USNR

1986 Total Class Giving - $67,408 Average Gift - $252 Participation - 29.61% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) LT David A. Samuels, USNR Mr.RmdaUJ.Woff*

Herndon Club ($1000-$2,499) Mr. Michael S. Althouse * Mr. Edward W. Brown Mr.Jay B. Crouse III * .Maj Teny S. McEhoy USMCR CDR D.Wnght McLeod, USNR CDR Scott G. MiteheU, USNR Mr. Joseph C. SuUivan *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr. Walter J. Balch* Mr.JohnW BaU,Jt CDR Mark S. Barth, USNR * LCDR Mane S. Bums, USNR * LCDR Im A. Cassidy USNR Mr. Uwrence R. Daugherty * CDR Jeffiey D. DavUa, USN Mrs.WUham H. Donovan,Jt CDR Jonadian A. Duecket USNR Mr.Johann B. Fournier * Mr. Andrew J. Kukpattick Mr. Michael F Lupton * Mr. James J. McNair CDR md Mrs.James R. McNeal Mr.BnmJ.O'MaUey Mr. James J. Meehm LCDR Ivan C. Pierce III, USN CDR John T.Young, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250 $499) LTAUmG. Altera, USNR CDR Ruben D. Baerga, USNR LCDR Mark H.Bayly USN Mr. EricJ. Braner Mr. Derrick L. Dixon * CDR James S. DonneUy USN LCDR Michaelj. DuSy, USNR Mr. Donald F Eyres * CDR C. Scott Frankhn, USNR CDR Ame G. Hanmiond, USN Mt Pattick J. Hoffinm, St LT Carlos E.Jimenez, USN * LCDR Kurt R Johanson, USNR Mn. Geraldme S. Krotow Mr. Daniel L. LaChmce * LCDR RusseU H. Lmib, USNR LT Charles G.LaPorte, USN Mr.John FLombardi,Jt Maj Mark J. Lorrm, USMC Mr. Mark S. Lundsttom * LCDR Jeffiey M. Masterson, USN LCDR Kevin R. Mauch, USNR LT Johnadim L. McDonald, USN CDR Anthony McKmney USNR CDR WUhmi R. Merz, USN LT WUhmi E. MUls III, USN Lt Col Jeffiey K. Moshet USMC LT Shawn R Murphy USN Mr. Paul E. Obsittuk Mr.John M. O'DonneU CDR Chnstopher D OnvoU, USN CDR Henry W Rapa,Jt, USNR CDR LOUIS R Partida, USN

CDR Brym J. PeUegnn, USNR * Mr. Brim R Quinlm Mr. Raymond R Raus Mr. Joseph V. Smchez LCDR Brim E. Skunmons, USN Mr.J. Eric Smith LT Christopher Solet USN CDRJohnT Sonunet USN LCDR ALm R. Stewart, USN Mr. Mark A. Swathng * LCDR Michael D.Tharp, USNR Maj E. McDoweU TUhnm, USMCR * LCDR Mark S.Tuneff, USNR * Mr.James G.Welch Mr.John M.WUbourn Mr.JohnJ.WUczynsblll LT Michael A. WUhmis, USN

Donor CDR Mario H. Aegre, USN Mr. Peter S. AUison LT Michael D. Amedick, USN LCDR Alfredo Anedondo, USN CDR George T Arthur, USNR Mt David G. Baca md Mrs. KadUeen R. Baca LCDR Darnel K. Baggett, USN Mr. Darnel J. BaUister CDR Damon W Bateson, USN CDR Robert S. Bazm, USNR CDR Michael A. Blumenberg, USN LCDR Joseph H. Boenet USN CDR Donald M. Bouchard, USNR Mrs. Lisa C. Brennan CDR Alfred M. Broch, USNR Mr. Paul E. Brochard

Mrs. Nancy P. Broob LT Thonias E. Brown, USN LTTodD.Burkert,USN Mr. Peter J. Buder Mr. David M. CampbeU LCDR Glenn E. CampbeU, USNR CDRLomsVCaneUo.USN Maj ChristopherW CasteUi, USMC LT Carmme CiccoleUa.Jr, USN CDR Danvin L.Clark,USN LCDR Michael K. Cockey USN Mr.Janies S. Coe Mr. Nicholas CoimoUy III Mt ChristopherJ. Corish CDR Smart a Craig, USNR Mr.J. Cooper Crouse CDR Gregory R. Craz, USNR CDRMarkJ.DeClue,USN Mr. Peter T. Diettich Maj WUham G. Dragm, USMCR Mr. David K. Driftmier Mr. Daniel F Dufresne Lt Col James F Durand, USMC Mr.Jeffiey M. Durmd CDRJ. Barry Dyson, USN Mr. Bnan P Edmonds Mr. Aaron S. EUison Mrs. Kurt J. Enriquez Capt John R. Eustace, USMC LT Robert S. Ewmg, USN CDR Susm D. Fmk, USN Mr. Michaelj. Finley CDR WUham E. Fmn, USN Mr. Steven R. Foster Mr.Alm E. Freedlund CDR Conme L. FrizzeU, USNR md LCDRThomas K FnzzelLJr CHC, USNR Capt Keith K. Fujishige, USMC LT Thomas J. Furlong, USNR LCDR Jmies R Galambos, USNR * CDRRaulA.GardnetUSN LCDRJohn R. Censure, USN LT Robert E. GUmet USNR CDR Richard M. Gomez, USN Capt Enc G. Goodmm, USMC CDR Robert D. Goodvvui,Jt, USN Mr. Scott D. Goodwin LCDR Pattick D. R. GrmdeUi, USNR CDR Darnel C. Grieco, USN CDR Uurence S. Grmim, USNR CDR Darnel 1. Grata, USNR LCDR Douglas D. Hanlon, USN (Ret.) CDRJohn RHeathermgton,USN CDR Gerald L. Hodge, USNR Mr.Jeffiey L. Hornberger CDR Jeffiey C. Horneff USNR Mr. Aaron K. Horney Ms. Kathryn L. Humphrys Mrs. Agnes C.Jensen Mr. Mark WJohnson CDR Chnsti-Lynn S.Jones, USN Lt Col Dewey G.Jordm,USMC Mr. Thomas J. Judge LTWhimey S.Keith,USCG Mt James J. Kern LT WUhmi C. Kiesdet USN LT StevenW. Kim, USN Capt Nmcy E. M. KmibreU, USMC CDR Anden C. Kmsey USN Ms. Stepharae E. Kish LT WUham A. Kitohen 111, USN LCDR Bemard S. Klosowsb,Jt, USNR

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LCDR Kut D Kranket USNR CDR Mark D. Larabee, USN CDR Douglas M. Larratt, USN Maj Joel W Uudnp, USMC Mr. Tunothy T. Lester MI. RusseU M. Lindsey * MI. AndrewJ. Luette LT David K.'Long, USNR CDR Brace E Loveless, USN LT Maik D Lovvman, USNR CDR MaikT Magee, USNR MI. Chestei F Makuch * CDR Richaid D Malczynsb, USNR LT Leshe A. Mansfield, USN CDRJohn R. Mansueti, USN LCDR MitcheU K. Manotti, St, USNR MI. John K. MartineUi CDR Thomas E McGovern, USN Mr. Richard A. McMuUen Mr.Jeffiey T. McNutt CDR Steve J. McPhUhps, USN Mr. Robert C. McSavaney CDR Kevin G. Meenaghm, USN LCDR Mark S. Meltset USNR LCDR Daniel J. Merzke, USN Mr. Thomas D. Metzger Capt PaulW. Meyet USMC Maj Glen A. MUes, USMC CDR Thomas M. MUhnan, USN MI. Edwin J. Miranda MI. Brian M. Moore CDR Waltei Mores, USN CDR Gregory S. Morin, USNR Lt Col Rogei J. Morin, USMC LT Maiy M. Morocco, USN md LT Pattick J. Morocco, USN LT Patnck T Moiiissey USN CDR Michael K. Napohtmo, USN Capt Stephen E. Nuns, USMCR CDR Comehus E O'Keefe,Jt, USN CDR Thomas J. O'Keefe, USN MI. Richard L. Olson, Jt CDR Scott A. Orchch, USNR CDR Thonias E. Osbom, USN CDR Darnel G. Pedro, USNR Mr.Jack D. ReUcey CDR Lynn J. Petersen, USNR LCDR Gerald K. Pfeffet USN CDR WUham E. RhUips, USN CDR David R. Punpo, USN Mi.RmdaUA.Plmt MI. Michael R. Rlede LCDR Richaid H. Pnce, USN Capt RobertT Priot USMC LTKevinJ.Prasso,USN Mr. James J. Puzan CDR Henry M. Ramone, USNR CDR Darnel F Redmond, USN LCDR Chnstopher M. Reeget USN CDR Stephen R Rehwald,Jt, USN CDR Deanna L. Reibet USNR Mr.James H. Remhart Mn. PaulaJ. Reitm LtCol David L. Rhodes, USMCR Mr. Thonias A. Rigolo LCDR Peter M. Rodnite, USNR Mr. Mark C. RoeckeU Mr. Nadiamel W.Schley III LCDR Andrew A. Schneidet USN LCDR Aim J. Schweickhardt, USNR LT Rodney D Sgrignoh, USNR CDR Alan B. Shaffet USN CDR Jay D Shaffet USN

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LT Michaelj. SheUhmmiet USN CDR Gerald A. Sheiman, USNR CDR Henn-R. SUva, USN CDR Lucy A. Smiomm, USNR MI. Paul Sita CDRJohn B. SkUhiim, USN LT Steven D. Skrabacz, USN CDR Geoige H.Slook, USN LT James S. Smdet USN LTCiaig A. SnydetUSN CDR Glen T Staffoni, USN CDR Ravmond S. Stanman, USN Mr. Jmies E Stiuse LCDR John J. Suiina,Jt,USNR LTJohn L. Swanson,USN MI. Jeffiey L.Tavares MI.John R.Taylor CDR Reid TTokoro, USN LtCol Raymond Tolomeo, USMC Maj RusseU G.Tysinget USMC CDR Rodney M. Uriimo, USN Mr. Mernck J.Vm Dongen Mr. Larry L.Vazquez LT AUen D.Waldier, USN Mr.DavidJ.Warci Mr. Martin H.WeUer Capt Royce A. WeUs, USMCR LCDR Edwarci A. Wentz, USNR CDR Richarci H.Wheat, USNR LTJames R.WUson, USN LCDR Jeffiey Wmebrennet USN Mn.EhsaR.Wmg CDR Peter D.YargetUSNR LCDR Leonaid A. Zimmermann III, USN

1987 Total Class Giving - $182,029 Average Gift - $731 Participation - 25.93% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) MI. Paul C. Amonsen * MI. David M. Buckley * Mr. Jason D Hardebeck Maj Robert S. MacFarlmd,Jt, USMC Mr. Scot W MaUoy CDR JamesV Madieson, USNR Mr. Edward U MiUer Mr. David M. Robinson, St Mr. Stephen S. Rodi Mr. Gregoiy D. Shinnick

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} MI. Guy M. Braden * Mn. Robm S. Crouse * Mr. Robert A. Goodbody CDR Kevm C. HUl, USN CDR Carey M. A. Manhertz, USN Mn. Maiy A. McEhoy CDR Susanne C. Openshavy USNR Maj Darnel K.SchUl, USMC MI.Thonias M. Schwab MI. Robert F Smidi Maj James L. Swanson, ARNG *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR Theodore E Andenon, USNR CDR Douglas A. Boermm, USN

LCDR Theodore L.Brown, USNR (Ret) * LCDR Thomas R Browne, USNR Mr. Paul A. Burkett LCDR Alton H. Coleman III, USN Mr. Stephen J.Day* Mr. Michael R Gaffiiey Mn. Uura L. Granahan Mn.Adrienne M. Griffen CDR Rmdolph B.Johnson, USNR LT Jeffiey PKme, USNR LTJG John S. Lewis, USN Mr. Christophei N. MeUing CDR Hugh E. MUls,Jt, USN Capt Stacey L. Noem, USMC MI. Daimy A. Nygaaid * Mn. SheUey L.O'MaUey* CDR DavidJ. Saseb USN Mi.DaiylVWadcms LT David B. Wertman, USN *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Anonymous * LCDR Kirk R. Benson, USNR Mr. David R. Berman LCDR John A. Beraet USN LCDR Scott C. Bibeau, USNR * CDR Timodiy A. Bonn, USNR Capt John A. Burke, USMC LtCol Conrad CaldweU, USANG LT Charles E. Casson,Jt, USN Mr. Sean S. Coyle CDR AUen R.'Craz, USNR CDR Pattick N. Curtin III, USN Mr. Tunothy M. Deme CDR James H.Dicb USN LCDR Diana L. Fostet USN LT Andrew L. Gorcion, USNR * Mr.JohnW Gordon * Mr. Darnel C. HUl* Mr. Herbert Hurler * Maj Steven R. Ivory, USMCR CDR Gary L.Jmac, USNR LCDR Jonadim J. JeweU, USNR * LT Jmies FLeho, USN CDR Robert D. MacArthur, USNR CDR Craig R. Oechsel, USN CDR Susanne C. Openshavy USNR Mr.Jeffiey R Rayburn LT Paul C. Rayliui, USN CDR Jmies A. Schreibet USNR Mr. Douglas M. Schutz * Lt Col Robert H. Shepheni, USAFR LCDR Charles F SuUivan, USNR LCDR Steven A. Swift, USNR Mr.Juimue C.Tadlock, It * CDR DouglasJ.Ten Hoopen,USN Mr. G. Scott Thompson Mn. Margaret M. Utterback LT Paul A. WaUcet USN Mr. Robert J. Weluiim CDR Tmiodiy J. Wliite, USN Mr. Siegfried R.Wulft'

Donor CDR Robert M.Adlet USN LCDR Pattick M. Aliearn, USNR * LCDR Charles R. Aiibrose, USN Mr. WUham DAngeloni Mr. Christim S. Balm Capt Keidi B. B,iimach, USMCR CDRJolmT Bays,USN LCDR Harry W Benson, USN

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Mn. Marjorie T. Binder Maj Brad W Boyd, USMCR CDR Thomas P Brasek, USN LT Michael E. Browne, USNR CDR Paul G. Buck, USNR CDR Andrew D Buckon, USNR Mr. Brim N. Burgos CAPT GunnarW.Buzzaid,ARNG MI. Andrew P. CaUahan CDR Michael T. CmtweU, USNR LCDR Sem C. Carroll, USNR CDR Artiiur E. CimUuca,Jt, USN LTPhUipW Cobb, USN CDRJamesR Cody, USN Lt Col Jeffiey R CokveU, USMC LCDR Jason W Cronm, USN CDR Sean C. Curry-, USNR Mr. James P. Denane LCDR Rodney P DeWalt, USNR Mr. Richard R. DUceman MI. Nicholas J. Diorio Mr. Robert B. Donohue CDR Robert I. Dougjass, USN Capt John C. Dove,Jt, USMCR * Mr. Lazaumel C. Dugger CDRJamesJ. Duke,Jt, USN Mr. Kenneth E Dunitjt LCDR Chnstopher E. Dunphy USN Mr. Thonias A Elkins LCDR Greg R. EUison, USN CDRJohn R Feenev-,Jt,USN LCDR Andiony F Femmdes, USNR CDRJohn H. Fickle,Jt,USN Mr. Marc P. Firhe CDR Jmies J. Fishet USN LCDR John W FitzwiUiam, USN LTTuiaB. Rood. USNR Mr. Tunothy A. Horim CDR Darnel R Fontet USNR Mr. Manin D Freudenberg CDR JohnV FuBet USN ' LCDR ChristopherJ. GaUen,USN Mr. Ruben V. Gavieres * LtCol Jmies R Gfieret USMC LCDR Maik C. Gibson, USNR LtCol Paul G. GomeU. USMC MI. Daniel N. Grau CDR Loms J. Gregus. Jt, USN Mr. Maik D. Groothuis CDR Paul P Hagertv; USNR LT James T Haglet USNR LCDRJohn D^Hau,USNR MI. Robert E. HaUaweU MI. Lel.md D. Hansen LCDR Scott C. HerbenetUSN • Mt Jonathan B. Hensley CDR Robert A. Hickey USN LCDR Geoffiey A. Hoffet USNR MI. Mattlievv B. Horan LCDR R.iiU T Horan, USNR LTPattickJ.HoseyJt,USN MI. Robert M. Hosldns,Jt LTJG Matthew R. Howes, USN LCDR Wesley S. Huey USN Mt WUham A. Hmiiplireys CDR Guy D. Jacbon, USNR LT Scott D. Johnson, USNR LT Mark RJoshn, USN CDR David AJuhm, USN LT PriscUla A. Justuiimo Mr. Robert J. Kme CDR David R.KlessSC, USN Mt Bernard E.Koelir

Mr. Charles M. Kramer MI. Eric A. Ufrutze^r CDR Roy R. Ledesma, USN Mr. Curtis T.Lee Mr.John F. Lesniak CDR Claude-PhUippe R. D. Lmi, USN CDR George A. Lipscomb, USNR Mr.Jolm H. Loesch LCDR Madiew A. Ludwig, USNR Mr. Richard M. Macchio Mr. Richard G. MacMurchy Mr. Michael S. Mmgan LCDR Rene Martinez, USNR Mr. Richarci S.McGradi Mr. Daniel G. McMUlm .Mn. Karen E. Meehan Dr. John P MeUor Mr. Thomas A. Mercet Jt Mr.JohnV Metzger Mr. Matthew J. Midea.Jt Mr. Curtis A. Morgan CDR Charles E. Mugglevvorth, USN CDRJohn L. Mykvta, USN Mr. Stephen M. NagyCDR Carl D Neidhold, USN CDR ChristopherJ. Newcomb, USNR LTIG DavidW. Odom, USN LT Robert N. Olsen, USN LT Ivan R. Ragm, USN LT Robert C. Parker III, USNR CDR Michael P Patten, USN .Mr. Geoige J. Retenen LCDR AmtaS. Petty, USN Mr. Emest J. Pido, St Capt Stephen M. Pittof, USAF * LCDR JohnW. Rlohetsb, USN CDR Ronald E. Prass.Jt, USNR CDR Jason A Pugh, USNR Mr. Lon D Rademachet Jt Mr.John M. Raymond * CDR Tunodiy H. Raynet USN LT Timothy J. Reimann, USN Mr.JohnJ. Ribera Mr. Enol E. Rideau,Jt LT John S.Rmkacs, USN Maj Rob B. Robenon, USMCR LCDR Joy cehn Robmson, USN CDREncaL.SahletUSN CDR David L. Schiffinan, USN CDR Edward R. Schofield, USN Mr. Joseph J. Seibert CDR Rattick O Shea, USN LT Steven D. Sisney, USN CDR Scott D. Slatet USNR CDRJohn B. Slaughter, USNR LtCol Darnel J. Snydet USMC LT Darnel B. Snydet USN Rev. Keith A. Spencer LTJG Michael C. Starkey USN Mr. Gregoiy E. Stefanon MI. Daniel R. Stonaker LCDR Jom R. Sttayet USN LTJohn M. SttingfeUovy USN Mr. Steven M. Sylvester Mrs.Jeaime M.Taylor CDR Stephen M.Thompson, USN Mr. Tunothy J. Thomure CDR Michael A.Tluchovvsb, USN Mr. Anthony M.ToUe LCDR Ben E.Toneon, USNR Mr. Rolmd M. Towers Mr. James VTutde LT Kent L. UbeUacket USN *

Mt Richard R Vitaro CDR Rattick J. Wade, USNR Mr.WUhmi F Walsh,Jt Mr. Dume A. Walten Mr. Donald J. Ward CDR Michael S.Wemet USN CDR Denms B.Wlute, USN CDR Jmies E.WUlcocbon, USNR Miss Susm L. WUhams Mr. Douglas G.WUson CDRJohn C.WUson,USNR LT John W Wuries, USNR Mr. Richard M.Witten * Mr.Tunodiy J.Wolf Mr. Lotus P. Zaccardi LCDR Carlos J. Zengotita.USN

1988 Total Class Giving - $57,019 Average Gift - $297 Participation - 21.63%

Presidenfs Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Enc J. Remhold * LTW.MichaelWemstem,USNR (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1000-$2,499) Mr. RogerW Bivans LCDR Matthew B. BlacbveU, USNR * Mr. AUen R. Flanagm * Mr. Rob L. Robinson * Mr. Brim E. Stteet *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$9991 CDR Joseph R. Brennet Jt, USN Mn. Gretchen A. Cassidy Mr. David M. Gebhardt * CDR Smjay D Madiur, USNR * CDR Domenick MicUlo,Jt, USN Mr. David R Smdet Jt * Mr. Whimey G.Tmdeff*

Tecumseh Club ($250-ยง499) Mr. Stephen T.Alexander LT Ronald D. AUen,Jt, USN * Mr. Daniel TAltomare * Mr.AffiedA.Bunge* LCDR Craig A. Colby USNR LCDR Michele A. Daley-Rym, USN Mr.John M. Devme * Mr. Terence G. Emmert Mr. Thonias J. Gaffiiey Mr. Lawrence E. Gloss LT David A. Greet USNR LT Gregory D. Hitchm, USNR LT Jonathm R. Hupp, USN LT NeU R.Jurkovic, USN * Mr. Scott L. Kisch CDRJohn Kropcho III,USN Dt MichaelV McMahon LtCol Raul L.MuUet USMC Maj Yoshiyub C. Murab, USMCR Mr. Michaelj. QuUty CDR Mark J. Retzloff USNR LT Michael J. Rose, USN CDR Erie C. Ruttenberg, USNR

Maj Ronald F Startzel, USMC CDR Jon E. Swanson, USNR LCDR Maureen K.Toohey USNR LT David R.Valadez III, USN Mr. Brim M.Vm Normm * Mr. Michael H.Veltte LtCol David R WeUs, USMC

Donor LCDR Matthew B.Aaron, USN LTRickJ.Acheson,USNR Mr. Louis G. Adissi CDR Aim Aidrosb, USNR LT Lisa R.Arato, USN CAPT Jmies RArgueUes.USAR CDRJohn K. BaUey USNR LtCol Frmcisco M. BaU, USMC Mr. David C. Bass,Jt LT Michael C.Bayesa, USN Mr. CabeU W Baynes Mr.RobertJ.BeUo Mr. Bradley A. Boobvalter LtCol Michael L. Brmible, USMC LT PhUhp G.Bunce, USNR Mr. Kenneth B. Burgett.Jt LCDR ChristopherJ. BushneU, USN CDR James M. Budet USNR LCDR Kennedi W Caraveo, USN Mrs.Tauria B. Cadin LT Rene L.Cerda, USNR Mr. Tunothy B. Cherry CDR Michael F Chesue, USN LTJG Dommick A. CipoUa, USN Mr. David G. Cleary Maj Thomas M. Cleary, St, USANG LT Stephen C.Coket USN CDR Christopher M. Cook, USNR Mr. Arthur G. Crowe Mr. Paul M. D'Aessmdro LT Michael B.Davis, USN* Mr. Ku-k A. Dehias LT Harry C. Denuns,Jt, USN Maj Ralph A. Denglet USMCR Mr. Shaun H. DonneUy LT Donald I. Dracon, USN CDR Sem T. Eppenon, USN Capt Scott H. Evans, USMC Mr.John R. Feldkamp,Jt Mr. Mark A. Ferestad Ms. Kristin O. Fernandes LCDR Renn D. Frey USNR Mr. Ernest R Fuchs CDR Daniel L. Garcia, USN LCDR Glenn R. Gay USN Mr. Michaelj. Giedraitis * Mr. Gregory A. Gotch LCDR Scott E Grmget USN LCDR Robert R. Grasse, USNR LT Carl D.Graves, USN Maj Aim M. Greenwood, USMC LCDR Mark G. Hakun, USNR Dt Sem M. Hmulton LCDR Jmies E. Harlan, USN Maj Dawn L. Harrison, USMC Ms. Ame E. Hemer Mt Andrew L. Hicb Mr.ToddE.Hiett Maj WUhmi R. Hittinget USMC Mr. Timothy E. Hoke LT Margaret M. Hood, USN โ ข LCDR Jon S. Hoopet USNR Mr. RobertW Hooper

Maj Rudolph M.Janiczek, USMC Mr.BruceA.Jobe * LCDR James L.Johnson, USN LT Jonadim E.Johnson, USNR LT Lelmd B.Johnson, USN Mr. Gregory A.Jones CDR Keidi R. Kaiis, USNR LT RobertW KeUogg, USN Dt Jeffery A. Kendrick CDR Christopher X. Kennedy USN CDR Thomas K. Kiss, USN Mr. Daniel L. Kramer CDR James R Lamgen, USN Maj Mark A. Lamczyk, USMC Mr. Jmies E. Lmoue LTJosephFLasala,USN Mt Mark A. Levett CDR Rodney K. Luck, USN CDR WUham G. Maget USN LtCol Joseph R. Maguue, USMC LT Enrique F Marchese SC, USN Mr. Michaelj. MarchUdon LCDR Anthony J. Mazzeo, USN ENS Sem R McBride, USN Capt Craig A. McCartet USMC LTLmi McCarthy USN LtCol James E McGradi, USMC Maj Thomas E. McKem, USMCR Mr. Matthew McKiernm, Jt LCDR Limi R Memck, USN Maj Craig M. MUlet USMC CDR AUen O. MitcheU, USN Mr. Douglas J. Moberg LCDR Michaelj. Munoz,Jt, USN CDR Brmdee L. Murphy USN Mr. Edward J. Murphy Mr. Christopher N. Neugebauer md LCDR Ruth Ann Neugebauet USNR CDR Michael S. Nevvmm, USNR LCDR Kimberley E NUcodym, USNR LTJohnJ.Noben,USN LT Christim J. Nordhe, USN LCDRJohn F O'Bnen, USNR Mr. Dem H. Orvis CDR Paul A. Pensabene, USN CDR Abert D. Perpuse, USN Mr. Gary C. Peters Mr. CarlW Petenon,Jt CDR Steven R. Rasmussen, USN LTBrimA.Rathjen,USN CDR Sem F Reid, USNR Maj PaulJ. Rock,Jt, USMC LTJG DavidJ. Rogers, USN LT Richard T. Romo, USN Mr. Kevm J. Ross Mr. Jmies M. Rossi LCDR Michael D. Samuelson, USNR Capt James C. Sarfert, USMCR CDRWUhmi B. Semim,Jt, USN CDR Ronald G. Seits, USNR Capt Gregory R. Shimp, USMC and Mn.Wenena H. Shimp Mr. Richard P SUva LT David U Sunon, USN* LT ChristopherJ. Simones, USN CDR Paul G. Simpson, USN LT R. Edward Sloop, USNR CDR Jon A. Smith, USNR LT Joseph E. Smith, USN Mr. Thomas P. Snuth, Jt LTJohn G. SprengetUSNR LT Pattick R.Steele,USN

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MIIMNI DONORS LCDR EnnE.Stone,USN Maj RobertW. Sttoi^, USMC LT Steven D.Smcb USN Mr.Wesley I. Summen LTJohn C.Treudet USN Mr. George W Turner IV Ms. Patricia A.Turney * LCDR Andrew D. Wannamaket USN Mr. Malcohi S.Wheadey Mr. David M.Wheeler Mr. Robert L.White Mr. Thonias E.White CDR Andrew FWickard md Mn. Sara Salas Wickard Mr. Gregory-J. WUd Mr. Kirk A. WUhams Mr. Henry H.Wmgate CDR Shannon L.Worhiim, USNR LtCol Andione R. Wnght USMC CDR Thomas A. Zwofe, USN

1989 Total Class Giving - $53,033 Average Gift - $305 Participation -19.23% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Ben Koenig Capt Ronald S. Lasona, USMC

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mi.PaulM.Dabbai* Mr. Andrew J. D'Ambrosio CDR AUiert C. Kmney III, USN LCDR Bonny C. M. Podiak, USNR *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr. Mark A. Autty * LT Bamey J. Cartel W, USN * LCDR HoUy L. CoroUa, USN LCDR Gregory J. Cozad,USN LT Paul G. Diehl, USN* LCDRThomas E. Hetchet USNR * Mr. Steven M. HUgendoif * LCDR Joseph W. Huffaket USN Mn. Kathleen C.Johnson LCDR Aaron S. Kushnet USN * LT Michael D McGettigm, USNR lstLtJonM.Sablm,USMC LT Tom A. Svoboda, USN * Mr. Matthew H. Ungerieider LCDR MarkVmdroff, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250 - $499} Mr. Joseph M. Austin, J t Mr. Michaelj. Baird Mr. RobertT. Bennett, Jt LCDRJohn K. Blalock, USNR * LCDR Keidi W Brzozowsky, USNR LCDR Jmies R. Clautice, USNR Maj David L. Cloe, St, USAF LT PaulW Coob USNR LCDR Jay G. Crabttee, USN LT Frmcis W Davey, USN * Mr. Jose L. Garza and LTTania L.Garza,USNR

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Mr.John R. Graham III LT Joseph T HoUand, USN Mr.John C. Lowne CDR Tmiodiy S. McEUigatt, USNR Mr.Joel S. McFadden * LCDR Michael D Metzget USNR * LT Chailes W MUls, USN* LCDR Robert K. Monison III, USN LCDR Nort)erto M. D. Nobrega, USN Mr. Stephen A. Obsitnik LCDR Bret N.Pasiuk, USN LCDR Maigaret L. Raybuin, USNR LCDR Enc S. Sherck, USNR LCDR Joe C.Shipley USN Maj Casey C.Traven,USMC Mn. Susm O.Valentme Ml. Scott WWme

Donor Mr. Scott G.Abel MI. Kurt W. Aimbrast LT Bradley S. Amisttong, USN LCDR Chailes R. BaUey USN Mr. Steven R Baker CDR Michael A. BaUou, USN CDR Carlos M. Barbosa, USN LCDR Richarci A. Beuttet USNR LT Glenn E. BleUet USN (Ret.) LCDR Jeny R.BostetUSN LCDR Jeffiey R. Bradbury, USN Mn.Adrienne M. Brandicourt *md MI. Hany E. M. Brandicourt CDR Michael Breslauet USN CDR ChristopherW Branett, USN LCDR Enc M. Buenviaje, USN CDR Cadierme L. Budet SC, USN CDR Robert A. H. Cady USN LCDR George S. Capen, USN md Mn. Uurie M. Capen Mr. RobertT Cassady III Mr. Daniel D. Cadm LCDR James A. Caufield III, USNR LCDR Brym E. Cheesemm, USN * Mr. Stephen C. Cook LCDR HoUy L. CoroUa, USN Maj Christopher S. Cronk, USAF LT Rafael A. Curbelo, USN LTJohn A. Czajkowsb, USN LCDR Steven M. Debus, USN Maj Richani G. Deguzmm, USMC Mr.John E.DeU Mr.PaulM.Delucalll LCDR Marie A. Deniel III, USN LTJeffieyA.Dietz,USN LT Robert S. Duguay USN LT Uiua S. Farnsworth, USN Maj Roger S. Galbraidi, USMCR Maj Javier Garcia, USMC LCDR Raul A. Ghyzel, USN LTJohn G. Gibson,Jt, USN LCDR DonaldJ. Glatt,USN Mr. Michaelj. Glenister • Mr. Gerald G. Gmerek Mr.Timodiy R. Goering CDR Benjamm B. Goodwin, USN Col Charles S. Gray USMC LTEdwardJ. Gray USN Mr. Dave Greenheck Mt Ingar A. Grev Mr.Jmies C. Harris LCDR Matthew Hermsttdt,USN * CDR Brenda K. Hess, USN Mr. Darnel R. Hicb

Mr. Keidi E. Hicb Mr. Christopher D. Hopkins Dt Joseph M. Howard LCDR Gregory C. Huffinan, USN Mr. Richard S.Huht LCDR Kennedi R.Johansen, USNR LCDR Stephen W.Johanson, USNR Mr. lohn L.Johnston HI LCDR H.E.Jones III, USN Maj Ronald F Jones, USMC Mr. Gary W Kom LCDR karm A. Kuhnski, USN LT Michael S. Uomet USN LT Peter K.LeHarciy USN Mr. Joseph F LePage CDRJohn M. Lewis, USN LT Robert H. Lewis, USN (Ret) Mr. RhUipp Lmdogm CDR PaulJ. Lmg III, USN CDR Frednck R. Luchttnm, USN CDR Matthew K. Martin, USN LCDR Cadierme M. E Masar, USN LTThomas M. Madiis III, USN LCDRJohn C. McClure,USNR Mr. Ralph L. McDonald,Jt * Mr. Gregoiy B. Meyei MI. Maik Minotti * LCDR Bnm T Montgomeiy, USN LT Bryn L. Narcisian, USN LT Stephen M. NeweU, USN LT Carl E. Nevvmm LT Bnm B. Nicholson, USN LCDR David E. Nosal, USN Mr. James D Oakes Mr. Dennis C. O'Rouike LT Chnstopher T Owens, USN Mr. Stephen D. Palmer Capt Ronald B. Rmgrazio,Jt, USMC Mr. Mark E. Patenon * Mn. Dusb L. Peanon * Capt Thomas R. Pecbjt, USMC CDR Hany J. Pelto.Jt, USNR Mr. Mark E. Retz Mr. Gregory D Potteiger Mr. Robert L. Priest Jt LCDR Kevm J. Qumn, USN Mr.Timodiy S. Renmck LCDR Jmies C. Rentfrovy USN CDR David A. Roberts, USN LCDR Walter W Robohn, USN LCDR Dale M. Rohrbach, USN LT David T Sadlet USN (Ret) LT Frank C.Salcedo, USN LCDRTimodiy E. Smdeno, USNR Maj Christopher A. Schaefet USMC CDR Kevm G. Shanley USN Mr.Jeffiey S. Shelton Mr.JmiesJ. Snare LT MUton J. Songy.Jr, USNR LTRipei A. Spencet USN LTJosephW. Stiblet USN Mn. Susan E. Stuck MI. ManJiew S. Sttuges Maj Rogei RSuro, USAF LCDR John A.Tekveik, USNR Maj Douglas B.Thuy, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Richard D. Thompson, Jt Mr. Edwani F Toppi LT Jolm J. Tregomng, USN LCDRWUh.mi M.Triplett.USN Capt David E. Tumbaugh, USMC * LCDR Gary N. Undenvood, USN LT RandaU M. Unget USN

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Mr. ChristopherJ. Urinyi LCDR Cohn S.Walsh, USN LTJames C.Walton, USN CDR Hovvarci C. Wainei III, USN LTJG Jay A. Warren, USN LCDR Craig J.Washmgton, USN LCDR Craig L. WUson, USN LTJohn J. WUson III, USNR Mr.John K. Woodson

1990 Total Class Giving - $173,424 Average Gift - $885 Participation - 22.52% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr.John F Crowley Mr. Peter A. Landauer

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. Jonathan D. Drews * Mr. James W Forrestet Jt * LCDR Raul O. Gmdaia, USN MI.Joseph M. Giacobbe * Maj Michaelj. Martinez, USMC • Mr. Sean P. McHugJi * Mr. Scott M. Murray • LTMaikAPenoff;'uSN*

John Paul J o n ^ Club ($500-$999) MI. John F. Bums MI. Enc C. Feagler * LCDR Harold P Katz, USNR LT Tmiodiy J. KeUet USNR MI. Paul S. kiush * LCDR John G. Kurtz. USN Capt Aidrevv J. Leung, USMC * LCDR Chnstopher L. Pierce, USNR LCDR WUham E. RandaU. USN Mr.MarkE.Wadcms LCDR Jmies B.'WTute III, USN LCDR KeUv- White. USN * and Mr. Kyle E.White *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} LT Stephen J. Aiiiaga. USNR LCDR BrodenckVBerkhoutUSN Mn. Christy H. Bretz MtTodd E. Carlson LCDR Man- Fiances Cloe, USN MI. Paid S. Cottetjt Ms. Kadiryn E. DaUey Maj KeUy G. Dobson, USMC Mr.Tunodiy J. Feldhausen LCDR RobertT Garretson.USN Mr. Robert A. GUlette LCDR Mich.ielW Goclus,USNR LCDR Hams B. Halvenon II NOAA Maj Josephs. Kiefet USAF LTKemiM.KiuttelUSN LCDR EUeen L. LauKuhet USN Maj Robert M. Liebe, USMC Maj Christopher L. Lovejoy USMC Capt WUham B. Miur, USMC Mr.Jeffiey I. Naglestad LCDR Michael A. NUcohch, USN

LCDR Andiony L. Ohl, USN Mr. Michael R. Penche LT Mark E.PrybeU, USN Capt Gordon K. Ray USMC Mr. David M. Smden * LCDR George K. Sunoram, USNR Mn. Adriaime C. Sofge md .Maj Robert B. Sofge,Jt, USMC Dt David A. Stteight Mn. Jennilei A. Swanson LT Darnel R.Tejada, USN LT David G.Wasson,Jt, USN LT Richarci J.WeUs, USN* LT WUham S. White, USN * LT Maik E. R.Wimck, USN *

Donor Mr.'Wtoen R.AbelJt LT Michael D.Alesi, USN LCDR Michael E. Araojo, USNR LCDR CarroU W Bannistet USN LCDR Tunodiy C. BaikdoU, USN LCDR Maik ^. Baueimeistet USN LT Robert E. Beauchamp, USN LCDR Robert M. Beet USNR LCDR -Michael K. Bice, USN Mi.WUham B. Bogm Ms. Lisa M. BozzeUi MI. John I. BradyLCDR Darnel •WiBiyan II, USN LCDRWUham A. Buhs, USN Mr.JayA.Budca* Maj John R. Calvert,Jt, US-MC -Mr. Robert A. Cameron CDR Nicolo R. Cmdela, USN LCDR Robert G. Cannon, USN Ms. Anne -M. Cardom * Mr. James A. CarroU LCDR Jason M. Cartet USN .Maj Brim W. Cavanaugh, USMC LCDR Wm A Clarke, USN Mr. David G. Colegrove * LCDR Walter A Coppeans III, USN .Mn. Renee R. Comett LT Joachun R Cox, USNR LT Derek M.Cribley-, USN .Mr. .Martm W CiUbreth Mn. Dianna M. Czerewko and LCDR Jeffiey J. Czerewko, USN Capt Joseph Czopeb USMC (Ret.) Mr. Donald A D'Andrea, Jt LCDR Kersas J. Daswr, USN LT Ernesto M. De U Rivahenera, USN -Mr. David H. Donon III LCDRJohn S. Downey, USNR LT Pattick M. Dungm, USNR Mr. Kurt W Eglseder Maj Bnm S. FUler ILANG Mr. .Mark J. fiori md LCDR Suzanne M. Fion, USNR LCDR George F Franz, USN LCDR Derek R Frasz, USN Mr. Wesley A. Freeman LTBnm'L.FiUey,USN LCDR .Mana K. Galbraidi, USN LTJG WUham R Canity, USN MIS. Dianne T. Gerrity Mr.Jeffiey S. GUI LT .Mark's. GUmore, USN LCDR Walter H. Glenn,Jt, USN LT Mark S.Godfrey,USN Mr. Daniel L. GoidiUo

LCDR Brim S. Gray USNR • LCDR WUham J. Guarhii,Jt, USN LT Sam Guertui, USN Mr.Joseph E. Gugluizza LCDR Richarci J. Haberhn,Jt, USN Mr. Merle K. Hagmann Mr. Robert F HaU Mr. Gerald B. Haran, Jt md Ms. Christine M. D'Amico LT Edward B. Haynes, USN Mr. Joseph G. Herhhy LCDR Jeffiey W Hickox, USN LCDR Kennedi E. Hobmann, USN LCDR Craig A. Holtslmdet USN LCDR Hugh J. Huck III, USN LCDR Bnm D. Huey USNR LCDR Troy S. Jacbon, USN LT Jay T. Jamison, USN LCDR Robert FJardeleza, USN Mn. Donna L.Jensen and LCDR Michael L.Jensen, USN Maj Frank Johnston, USMC LCDR Sem R Kent, USNR LT Michaelj. Kuchet USN Mr. StephenW Kline CDR Earl J. Kmght III, USNR Mr.John A. Knight LT Stephen Koch, USN LT Pamela L.Kiahl, USNR LT Andiony R. Kyvelos, USN LT David M. Uudadio, USN MI. James J. Uvvless LT Maigaret T. Leaiy, USN LCDR Tunodiy G. Leonaid, USN MI. David R. Leich LCDR LleweUyn D. Lewis, USN LT Samuel Loid,Jt, USN LCDR David E. Lowe, USNR LCDRJohn A. -MacDonald, Jt, USN * LCDR Steven J. ManneUo, USNR Mr. Uwrence D. Martin LCDR Troy M. McCleUmd, USN Mr.WUham G. Mclnerney LT Aexmder J. Meissel, USN LCDR GUbert J. MUlet USNR LCDR Edward D. .Murdoch, USN LCDRJohn B. Mustin, USNR LCDR Michael D. Nash, USN Mn. Catheryne M. Nicholson Mr. David M. O'NeUl LT Vmcent R. PmeUa, Jt, USN Pastor Bnm K. Park LCDR Laura J. Peanon, USN LT Tunodiy J. PeUley USN Mr. Darin E. Renine * Maj Michael D. Ria, USMC LCDR Sara T PoweU, USN LCDR Gregory A. Reppar, USN LCDR Douglas W Rhodes, USNR LTMarkA.Ruiaudo,USN Mr. Luke S. Ritter LCDR Elvin A. Rodnguez, USN Dt WUham R. Russ II LCDR RhUip M. Scheipe, USN LT Gregory]. SchmeisetUSN LCDR Gerard K. Shanley USN LCDR Scot R Somes, USN Mr. Stephen A. Spagnuolo LCDR Tunodiy W Spitset USN LCDR DavidJ. Stamm, USN Mr. Michael A. Stanzel Mr. Douglas A. Staunton Mr. James D. Stowe

Capt Matthew M. Sttomberg, USMC Mr. Ralph E. Smart Ms.JamieA.Tmg Mt Biym L.Tauzei LCDR Kent F Thompson, USN Mr.PaulJ.Valesky LCDR Karm A.Vemazza, USN md LCDR Michael J. Vernazza, USN Mr. Scott R.Ward * Mr. Anthony D.Watson Mr. Glenn R.Weuisteui LCDR Cadierine M.Weiss, SC, USN LCDR Stacey S. Whitehead, USN Mr. Steven D.WUhams Mr. Matthew J. WUson LCDR Monte RWoodfin, USNR LCDR Donna M.Young, USN md Maj Tom AYoung, USMC

1991 Total Class Giving - $38,427 Average Gift - $223 Participation - 21.41%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mr. Bradley S. Carbon md Mn.Teresa M. Carlson Mr. James M. Russo *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LCDR Joseph R. Baich,Jt, USNR * Mr. David C. Berghult * Mr. Andrew L. Causey Mr.John B. DeBruui * Maj Jeffiey E. Falcone, USMCR LCDR Rodney A. Hores, USN *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} LCDR Eric R. Bemtson, USNR Maj Michaelj.Borgschulte,USMC Mr. Scott D. Canon Mr. Stephen D. Demerirt * Mr. Gregory M. Hlatky LT Luis MuletJt, USN LT Sara L. Saltzstem, USN Mr. MichaelW Smidi * LCDR Ludier K.Townsend,Jt, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mr. Matthew S. Boyd LT James C. Castano, USN LCDR Michael G. Dovvhng, USN LT David M. Dromsky, USN LCDR Dommic A. Fhs, USNR LCDR Michaelj. Hannm, USN LCDR Denms I. Hayden, USNR LCDR Jeffiey A. Martin, USN * Mt David E. Olson LTTedM. O'Neal, USN Maj Raul B. Quunby USMC Mr. Dean Robison LCDR WaUace E. Schlaudet USN Mr.YiamsJ. Sehmdis LCDR Jensm W Sonunet USN Ms. GisseUe J.TaUey *

Donor LTAlanW Abbs, USN Mr. Wayne A. Acoba * Mr. Brent K.Andberg Mr. Ramon A. Baez III LCDR Ehzabedi R. BaUey USNR Mr. G.James Baker LT James D. BeU, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Eduardo R. Benevides * LT Craig A. Benson, USNR LCDR Nicholas C. Bena, USNR LTKeUyW Biggs, USN LCDR David B. Bbcbvood, USNR Mr.WUhamN.BoUwerk LCDR Jeffiey L. Boschert, USN LT Michael B.Boyd,USN LT Aim R. Bradford,Jt, USN LT Kennedi C. BnUey USN Mrs. Margret A. CaUahm Mr. Michaelj. Carey LCDR James R. Carlson II, USN LCDR Maurice H. Cart USN Mr. Tunothy T. Carr LT Andiony A. Case, USN * LTJG Edward T CasuUi, USN LCDR Kristin C. Cenmtes, USN LCDR Robert B. Chadwick II, USN LCDR Ross B. Cheaus 111, USNR CDR Jennifer Coleman, USN LCDR Shaunna M. Corcorm, USN Maj Scott S. Creed, USMC LCDR Tunodiy A. Crone, USN LCDR Neal S. Cuevas, USNR LCDR Thomas A. Darby USN LCDR Cristobal M. de Miet USNR LCDRJohn R. Delaerc, USN LCDR Brym J. Didiet USNR LT WUham C. Duerden,USN LTJG Brace M. Easterhng, USN LCDR ScottW Edwards, USNR LT Michael FEUers, USNR Mr. David J. EUison LT ChristopherJ. Ericson, USN CDR Dennis A. Espuim, USNR LCDR Hugh R Everly USN Mr. Doughs F Fee LT Michael D. Fishet USN CDR Corey B. Frankhn, USN LCDRWUham G. Freehafet USN Mr. Thonias D. Fuglestad LCDR Robert M. Gauchet USN Mr. D. Douglas GUbert Maj Brent W Goodrum, USMC LT RichardW Gordon, USN LTJG Christopher B. Grahmi, USN Mr. David G. Grauhch LT David K. Guluzim, USN Maj Jason X. Hackerson, USMC LCDR Chnstopher M. Hale, USNR LCDR Richard F Hayes, USN LCDR Edward G. Hazlett, USN LCDR MicheUe R. HUhneyet USN LTJG Christopher R. Huwaldt, USN Mr. Donald A. Jack LTJohn C.Jones,USN CDR Chad M.Jungbluth,USN Mr.John M. Kern Mr. Lawrence M. Kocisko II Dt WUham D. Kulp III LT Bart B.Larocca, USN LT Tracy L. Uudadio, USN LCDR Marc S. Lederet USNR

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IMNI D O N O R S LCDR Jemufer A. Ledracky, USNR LCDR Fred W Lmdsay USN LT Susm E. Macaluso, USN LCDR Aexmder R. Mackenzie, USN LCDR Maureen M. Magnm, USNR Mr. Matthew W Maloney LCDR David O. Mann, USNR Mr. Ermnet J. McCarthy Mr. Brian N. McCorkle LCDR Jeffiey D McCreary, USN LCDR Rob R. McGregot USN LCDR Joseph J. Mclnerney USN LT Christopher S. McLeUm, USN LT Robert I. MUlet USN LT Aden M. MUls, USN Maj Andiony J. Monaco, USMCR LCDR Sarah C. M. Moore, USNR LCDR Daniel B. Morio, USN LT ScottV Mowery USN LTDennisJ.Nealon,USN Maj Richard F Neitzey USMC LT Marc T. Newton, USN LTJG Chnstopher M. Nickels, USN Mr. GUbert C. Niedenthal Mn. Katherine L. Nightingale * Mn. Cynthia M.W Noben LCDR Richarci L. NoneU, USN LCDR Paul C. Nylund, USN LCDRJum J. Orozco,USN LCDR Darnel R O'Shea, USN Maj Mark T Pahnet USMC LT Edwani B. Paiaiso III, USN LCDR Francis B. Paikei III, USN md Mn. Kimberly C. Parker Mr. Dennis F. Renepackei LT Stephen S. PhUpott, USN MI. RobertW. PickeriU LCDR Mmuel A. Picon, USN LCDR Dmo Riettmtom, USN MI. Kermeth J. Price Capt MichaelW Rentz,Jt, USMC LCDR Peter J. Rym, Jt, USN Mr. Gary L. Schaap LCDR David A. Schahn, USN LCDR WUham T SchUd, USN Ms. Maigaret M. Scholzen LCDR Michael D. Schultz, USNR LCDR JuheH.Shanb USN LCDR Justin M. Shmeman, USN MI. Joshua G. SkuJe LTNadianM. Snudi, USN Maj Shaun C. Spmg, USMC LT Michael S. Stephens, USN LCDR Andrew D. Stewart, USN LT Ralph H. StovveU r\^ USN Maj Jeffrey R.Swtz, USAF LCDR Johnadion A. Suazo, USN LCDR M. Bany Tannet USNR MI. Jonathan J. Testwuide LCDR Thonias J. Teuschl, USNR LTEncJ.Valenzuela,USN MI. Christopher R Vansickle MI. Douglas A.Vaughm Mr. Steven G.Velotas LCDR John J.Vourhotis, USN Maj Darnel R.Wagnet USMC Mr. Greg T. Warder Mr. Richard L.Weidner III LT Edward C. White III, USN LCDR Aexmder M.WUhehn, USN LCDR Eric R Woelpet USN LCDR Peter A.Young, USN

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1992 Total Class Giving - $42,448 Average Gift - $232 Participation - 21.13%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mi.WUham E. Burgess III * Mr. Charles A. McCartney

Herndon Club ($1000-$2,499) Mr. Geoffiey D. Broderick * Mr. Maitm L. McMahon Mn. Shannon L. Murray Mr. Thomas A.York *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr.AIecT.Chahnen* Mr. Geoffiey C. Graham LCDR Robert J. Jezek,Jt, USN LCDR HoUy M.Johnson, USN md LCDR Joey J.Johnson, USN Mr.Jeffiey W Kitchen LCDR Joseph R. McMuUm,Jt, USNR * Mn. Kristme K. Smith * Mr. Scott G. Springer LCDR Pauhne A. Storam, USN LT ErUc CViafore, USNR

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mr. Kyle W Baker* LCDR J. David Britt, USN LCDR Scott R. Coughhn, USN LCDR Juhme J. GaUma, USN LCDR Mary Ann L. Giese, USN Mr. Vincent E Haley Mr. Scott R. Heisler LTJohnC.HenselII,USN LCDR Michael L. Hudson, USN md CDR MicheUe M. Hudson, USN LCDR Clayton B. Kendnck-Hohnes, St,USN Maj Frankhn R Kolbe III, USMC Maj DonaldJ. Lme, USAF LT David R LUlefloren, USN LCDR Peter T. Martenson, USNR LCDR Deanna M. Martin, USN * Mn. Angela M. Muir LTBraceA.NaleyUSN Mr. Malcohn K. Palmore Mr. Hal Perdew LT Robert B. PodiietJt, USN Mr.John M. Reimaim * LTEiicA.SaddletUSN MI.Thonias C. Saieeram Maj Mark D Smidi, USMC Mr. Samuel D Snow LT Stephen J. Sterhtz,USN Mr. Ardiur E.Weiss LT EUeen B.Werve, USN md LT Steven M.Werve, USN LT David A. Wojdcowsb, USN

Donor Capt Armmdo Acosta, Jt, USMCR Maj Thomas P Adissi, USMC Mn. Christine A. Andenon

LT David R. Andenon, USN Capt Shamion D. Andenon, USMC Maj JonJ. AntoneUi, USMC Mr.JosephR. Baldwm III LCDR Troy D. Baudet USN LCDR Keidi M.Becb USN Mr. Mark D. Best LTBardiH.BoyetUSN LT David M. Brett-Majot USN LCDR Pattick T Britt, USN Mr.RusseUA.Brune * LCDRThomas R. Buchanm, USN Mr. Michael O. Burns LCDR Marcus C. Camacho, USN * LT Curtis C. CanoU, USN Mr. Darin S. Chne LCDR Jenmfer T. Colemm, USN Mr. Glerm M. Crabbe LCDR David C. Culpeppet USN LCDR Vicky A. Cununmgs, USN Mr. Keith A. Custer * LCDR Steven R. Davis, USN LCDR Mark J. D'Ambra, USN Mr. Douglas D Derocher LCDR Dennis P Dias, USNR LT Stanley R DULud II LCDRThaison Do, USNR Mr. Richard E. Doyle * LCDR WendeU S. Eargle, USN LCDR C. Haney Ebenole, USN LCDR Kaoe J. Edwairis, USNR LCDR Amy D. Egeh, USN md LCDR Peter S.Egeh, USN LCDR Aexmder W EUermann, USN Mr.Jum R. Falck LT Mark D.Foldy, USN LCDR Calvm M. Fostet USN LCDR Thomas A. Frosch, USN CDRJohn B. Garry, USNR Dt Steven J. Gauerke Mr. Daniel S. Goldenbe^ Mt Raul R. Gomez Mr. Brim D. Grabbs LTJohn M.HaUet USN LT Shauna M. Hmulton, USNR Mr.Todd A. Hmulton LCDR LynY Hamniet USN Mr. Dale A. Hanson LCDR Tunodiy K. Held, USN LT Rahta S. HUdebrmd, USN LT Daiuel B. Holsbeig, USN LT Sem W. Horton, USN LCDR Scott C. Hottenstein, USN MI. Eric E. HouncheU LCDRThomas R. Huertet USN Maj Bnm G. Hughes, USMC LCDR Shawn B. Inman, USN LT Christim T.Jenmngs, USN LCDR Brad C.Johnson, USNR LT Kristin M.Jungbludi, USN Mr. Timodiy O. KeUey * Mr.John W Kennedy Capt Kevm J. Kennedy, USMC LT Glenn O Korhorn, USNR LCDR Scott D KuykendaU, USN Mr.DanielJ. Udrech LT Beau D. Uskey USN Ms. Jenrufer L. UssweU Mr. ChristopherJ. Lumme LT Clu-istopher S. Long, USN LTJG Greg A. Lopez, USN LCDR Michael A. Mmgm, USNR

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IstLt James E. Marb, USMC LT Robert L. Masson II, USN LT Stacey H. McKee, USN Mr. Bradley T McLem Mr. Mark A. McMurray LCDR Danen G. McPhenon, USN Mr. RusseU B. Mosiei III LCDRJohn B. Moulton,USN LCDR Chailene H. Mowery, USN L T X u m D Muck, USN LCDR Brendm J. Murphy USN Mn. Stephame A. Murphy Mr. Frederic E. Nauck LT Andiony R Nehpovich.Jt, USN LCDR Stephen L. Newlund, USN Mr. Christopher C. Nevvmm LTLuisA.Nicolao,USN Mr. Scott M. O'DonneU Mr. Gavm D O'Hare LT AndrewJ. Oleb USN Mr. Anthony R. Orefice md Mn. Michele E. Orefice Mr. David E. Ornstem LCDR Darnel L. Packet Jt, USN LT Wade M. Rage, USN LT Robert D Patton, USN Mr.W David Pelczer Maj Kristopher E. Perry, USAF LCDR Robert J. Rolvmo.USN LCDR Joseph H. Reed,Jt, USN Mr. Eric J. Reese LT Uvvience N. Ricafort, USN LCDR Jeffiey D Rickenbach, USNR * Mr. Jay Rudkm LCDR Brady S. SchUdknecht USNR * LT Michael B. Schoffiiian, USN LCDR Edward A. Schndet USN Mr. Thomas E. Schutte CDR Chnstopher A. Scott, USN LT Hans E.ShoUey USN LT Jason G. Singjeton, USN LCDR David G. Skann, USN Mr. Rodney M. Skdrpm LCDR ChristopherW. Slaw-son, USN LCDR Christopher L. Sledge, USN LT RonaldW. Soule, USNR LCDR Michael A. Steen, USN LCDR Jay M. Stemgold, USN Mt Christopher R. Stewart md LT Nichol K. Stewart, USN LCDR ErUc J. Stohhnann, USN Maj Bemarci J. Strouth, USAF Mr. Michael B.Thaxton LCDR Enc M.Thomas.USN LCDR CarnunaTovve,USN Mr. Michael J.Tramor Capt Joseph D.Vmso. USMC LTJG Charles EWarner III, USN Ms. Kristin L.Watt LCDR Kyle C.WeavetUSN LCDR David B.WeUet USN LT Richarci L.Whipple,Jt,USN LCDR Erie S.Whimim',USN LCDR Clu-istopher K.WUhams, USN LCDR Jonadim R. WUhams, USN LCDR ScottWWright, USN LT Uura C.Zaccari, USN LCDR Mark B. Zhiset USN Mn. Slurley A. Zumbehl

1993 Total Class Giving - $22,105 Average Gift - $158 Participation - 15.48% President's Circle ($2,^ and above) Mr. R. Scott Thomas โ ข*

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} Mr. -Matthew D.Arnold * LCDR Andrew D. Danko. USN LCDR Kennedi L. Ferguson, USN LTJohn R. Grab III,USN Maj Joseph L. Moreno, US.MC LT Brett C. Sweet USNR

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} LT Chnstopher S. Beaufait, USN LT Aaron D Benvvay USN LTJG David A Bretz, USN Mr. Michael A. Cesta Maj WUham L. De Pue, Jt, USMC .Mr. Ted E. Dmklocker * LT David RGaUus, USN Mr.Alm M. Hem Maj NortiertJ. Karczewsb HI, USMC LT Richarci W Kmcaid, USN LCDR Jay A. .Murphy USN Mr.A]mE.On,Jt LT Steven C. Roberto,Jt, USN Mr. Kenneth W Shropshire, Jt * LTJumASUva,USN Maj Cohn D. Smidi, USMC LCDR Beauregani M.'White, USN Maj Craig C. Wuth, USMC

Donor IstLt Lodgeno B. Aqueza II, USMC LT Kevm W Andenen, USN LT Jaimeson J. Amone, USN Dr. Benjamin J. Ah * LT Douglas C. Baket USN LCDRJohn A Baltes, USN -Mr. Bnan C. Bender Capt Paul G. Bemstem, USMC * -Mr. -Martin A.J. Blake Mr. DavidW. Borushko Mr.Jonathm W Braun -Ms. Karin R. Breitinger Mr. David S. Broob LT Melame C. Budet USN LT Kevin RByine, USN LT Aron S. Carman, USN CAPT Angelo N. Catalano, ARNG Mr. ChristopherJ. ChUbert Mr. Cameron W Coates LT Salvador Contteras III, USN LTDevanJ. N.Cross, USN LT Chnstophei .M. Dague, USN LT Andiea L. D'Ambra, USN LTJG James A. Delarodene, USN Mr. Darnel G. Eckert Maj James E. Envm III, USMC LCDR Brym J. Fettet USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael S. Fladey Mrs. LUhan L. Freeman

LCDR Femmdo Garcia, St, USN LCDR Lvnn A. Gish, USN IstLT Michael Greene, USMC Mr. Noel M. Gnffidi.Jt LT Tunodiy S. Gudukas, USN Mr.Terrmce E. Hmd LT Bnm J. Hams, USN LT Andiony J. Hatok,Jt, USN Maj Pattick R. Hittle, USMC Mr.JohnJ. Hogan, Jt LCDR Stephen J. Jacbon, USN LTJG Michael R Joynet USN Mr. Jeffrey A.Jurgemeyer LTBnmR.Juradca,USN LCDR Caleb A. Ken, USN LCDR Bradley L. Kmkead, USN LCDR Keidi R. Kmtzley USN LCDR KevmJ. Klem, USN Capt George L. Korol,Jt, USMC LT Jeffiey K. Krause, Jt. USN LTJG Scott H.Ledig, USN Capt Walter S. Lee.Jt, USMC LTJG Shawn G. Lmton, USN Mr. Shea A. Lovm LCDR Lance J. LuhUc, USN Mr. Victor R. Madas Maj Shawn E. Mansfield, USMC LTJamesW Mason, USN LT WUham McGUl,Jt, USN LT Mark N. McGumis, USN Mr. Eric J. McGovvm LT Susanne M. McLeUm, USN Capt Chester L. McMUlon, USMC LT John R. MUes, USNR LCDR Peter A. MUnes, USN LCDR Luis E. Mohna, USN Mn.Tiffmy M. Monaco Maj Chmdler S. Nehns, USMC Mr. Douglas C. Nelson LTDerekJ.Nisco,USN LT Adam H.Noble, USN LT Nora C.O'Hara, USN LCDR Jason R. Pavvley USN LT Donald E. Peacock II, USN LT Chnstim J. Peterson, USN LT John B.Pettoff USNR Mr. Bnm L. PUger LCDR Ronald J. Ruet, USN md LCDR Wendy K. Ruet, USNR LCDR Karl FPrigge, USN Maj Sem P. Quigley USMC Capt Todd R Rampey USMC Maj WUham R Ray-field, USMC LTJohn K.ReUley II,USN Maj Benjamm R Richmond, USMCR LCDRJohn R Robuison III,USN LCDR EnchRRoetz, USN LT John J. Rusnak, USNR Mr. Glen E. Sabm Mn. KeUy H. Salmons Mr. Joseph M. SmtomauTO,Jt LCDR Samantha J. Saxton, USN LT KevmJ. Schmidt, USN Maj Jeffiey R Scofield, USMC Mr.EncWSiebert LT James C. Slaight USN LCDR Craig M. Snydet USN Maj Michaelj. Sobkovvsb,Jt, USMC LT Robert M. Sohovich, USN LT Lmda M. Spanglet USN Mr. Andre C. Stephmo LT KevmJ. Sttoud, USN LCDRJohn M. Swbblefield,USN

LCDR Michael R Summen, USNR * MI. Shawn P. Sweeney Capt David E.Tmdy USMC Mr. Aaron T TeUier Mr.John A.Tierney Mr. Christim M.Tulodiesb Mr. David A. Vav-asseur III Mr.John R.WaUace Mr. Sedi M.WaUer Capt Mark C.Welch, USMC Mr. Michael RWentz, St LCDR Derek S.Wessmm, USN Maj Maigery A. Westerbeck Ogren, USMC LT David G.Whitehead, USN LT Eric S.WmtetUSN LTJeffiey B.Yates, USNR LCDR Pattick E.Young, USNR LTKurtJ.Zahnen,USNR

1994 Total Class Giving - $15,169 Average Gift - $138 Participation -14.56% Presidenfs Circle i^MO and above) LCDR James Pettit, USNR md LT MicheUe M.Pemt, USN

John Paul Jones Club (S5m-ยง999} LT Roy R. GUbert,Jt, USNR LT Adam Kinneai, USN Maj Marc E. Schneidet USMCR * Lt. Sem M.Whidatch, USN *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT Ralph C.Baja, USN LT Darnel BUovy USNR Mr. Brim A. CampbeU * LT WUham K. Ha.xton, USN LT Kadienne A. Hern, USN LT Cadierme G. Marb, USN md LCDR D. WUson Marb, USN Maj James R McDonough III, USMC Mr.John R. Messick LT AndrewJ. Payne, USNR Mn. Morgen PTen Hoopen

Donor LT Jonadim Q. Adams, USN LTJohn PAlcorn,USN Capt James A. Aemm, USMC LTJuhana FAntonacci, USN and LCDR Petei L. Antonaca, USN Capt VictoiWAigobnght II, USMC LT Andrew C.Barry, USN LT Headier M. Bode, USN md LT Todd D. Bode, USN Mrs. Katherme P. BrUl md Mr.ToddG.BrUl Mr.Tobm G.Buder Capt Jeffiey W Carpentet USMCR LCDR Rym T Carron, USN Mr. Steve C. Chung LT Tracy L.Clark, USN LT Sarah A. Crouse, USN Mr. Steven J. Daczkowsb LT Lon R. Dague, USN

Mr. Markus E. Dale LTPeterJ.Dalv-e,USN LT Joseph J. Dmtone III, USN Mr. WUham J. Darrenkamp,Jt * LCDR D'Earcy R Davis FV; USN Mr. Michaelj. DelGrosso LTJohn D Denneyjt, USNR LT GeraldJ. Donahoe,USN md LT Jenrufer L. Donahoe, USN LCDRJohn B. Downes, USN LT Robert M.Dudley USN CDR James R Dunn III, USN LT Sarah E.Dunstm, USN Capt PhUip H. Dwyet USMCR Mrs. Kristme C. Edwards md LT Matthew W Edwards, USN LT Sem M. Fahey USN Capt Tyrone H. Ferrel,USMC LCDR Hany R Fulton III, USN LTJG Karyn J. Germget USN LTDanellL Gobble, USN LT Greggory A. Gray USN LCDR Ardiur P Growney USN LTJamesW HarreU, USN LT MatthewW Hardcop, USN Mr. Marty G. Hayden Ms. Karen M. Heme LT Leon A. Higgms, USN LT Lionel G. Hmes, USN MI. Chester A. Hom MI. ChristopherJ. Howard LT Kasey T. Ingram, USNR Maj Michael H.Johnson, USMC Mr. Michael K.Jones ENS John TKno.x, USN LTBenPLe,USN LCDR Jose N.T Lloren III, USN Capt Laura J. Mannix, USMC (Ret.) Maj KevinJ. Massett,USMC Capt Scott W. Mayfield, USMC ENS John A. McCuUough, USN LT Robert F McGunnigle, USN Dt Brim W Mecklenbuig Mr.John F Meneses,Jt Ms. Mehssa J. Mondzelewski LCDR Thomas R Momnget USN LTJG Jeffiey J. Morosem, USN LCDR Christopher A. Nash, USN LT Joseph C.Nefflen, USN Capt Michael T Nehns, USMCR Mr. Matthew D. O'Brien Capt Michaelj. Perez,USMC CAPT Jack D. Penm, USN md Mn. Shannon C. Renin LCDR Christopher L. ResUe, USN LT Rym D. Reugh, USN Capt David M. PhUhppi, USMC Mr.Jonathm W PoweU LTSjahariS.RuUom,USN Mr. Matthew B. Reimann LT Cheston R. RUey USN LT Robert M. Robeits, USN Capt Bnm A. Ross, USMC Capt John W. Ross, USMCR Mr. Kevin J. Rowe Mrs. DanieUe L. Sabm Mr. DavidJ. Salmons LTJamesR Screen 111, USN LT Kevm R Shaeffet USN (Ret.) LCDREhssaJ.Smidi,USN LTEncB.Smidi,USN Maj Smclau D Smidi, USMC LT Andiony J. Staffien, USN

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Maj Bert L.Steele III,USMC LT Raul R.Steiet USN CPT Thomas B. Sttoud, USA CART Ahson J.Thompson, USN LT Jma A.Vavasseut USN LCDR Christopher J.VoUc V, USN Mt Bryce A. Whiting LCDR Jeffiey RWissel, USN CPT Richard M.Wrona,Jt, USA Maj Sedi E.Yost, USMC LT Renee M. Ziglet USN Maj MarkW. Zipsie, USMC

Totala Class Giving - $20,193 Average Gift - $138 Participation -17.91%

Herndon Club ($1,000-ยง2,499) LT Djamal PuUom, USN

John Paul Jones Club ($508-$999) LTJoseph L.Geary, USN LT Kurt A. Kyle, USN LT Gerald-James M. Smtiago, USN LT Sara L. Smtosb, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} Mr. Maiuice J. Curian FV LT Jeffery S. Deitenbeck, USN Ms. Aethea B. Gerdmg Mrs. Amy R. B. Gwinn LT Roger D. Hemken,Jt, USN Mr. Darm A. Hunter LT Jonadim R. Kirsch, USN Capt. Richard B. Uwson, USMC LT MichaelW Meredith, USN LT Kyle A. MUlet USN LT John Mui, USN LT Timodiy W Patterson, USN Mr. Chad D Slom LTJoseph K.Taylotjt, USN

Donor LCDR So Won S.Ahn, USN LT Carol A. Atom, USN CAPT David B.Andersen, USN LTJon M.Anderson,USN LT Michael D. Aimijo, USN LT Biendon M. Baibetjt, USN Capt Charles J. Basham, USMC LT Tunothy C. Berzms, CEC, USN Mt Douglas R. Blackburn Capt John R Bobo, USMC LTMoUyJ. Boron, USN Mt David M. Boxmeyer * Dt Reuben E. Brigety II LT Pattick J. Brophy USN LT Nicolas J. Bruno, USN LT David E.Burke,USN Mr. Jonathan D. Calvert LT Scott M. Carmody USN LTMaxK.Casto,USN Mr. Richard E. Coe LT WUham E. Colemm, Jt, USN ENS Richard A. CosteUo, USN

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Capt Muni CottteU, USMC LT Cadierme E. Cunningham, USN (Ret.) LT Hugh M.Dainet USN LT Michael B. Davies, USN CaptWUham D.Day USMC Capt Chad E. Dean, USMC LT Robert L. Dmunzio,Jt, USN LCDR Damon B. Dixon, USN LCDRJohn S. Duenas,USN LCDR David S.DuU, USN LCDR Kenneth A. Ebert, USN Capt Brett A. Ehlet USMC * LT Heath E.Epaloose, USN LT Brim C. Ericbon, USN LT DavidJ. Faehnle, USN LT Christian R Fassari, USN LTDeborahJ.Fermo,USN Mr.John I. Reet III LT Robert G. Fontenot, USN LTThomas F Fostet Jt, USN LT Matthew M. Fnck, USN LT Sem D Fujimoto, USN Mr. Eric T. Gates md Mn.Tiffmy Gates Capt Michael D Gonzalez, USMC LT Robert H. Goodwm, MC, USNR LT Kenneth W Grzymalsb, USN LT Darnel J. Guernen, USN LTJeskoM. Hagee, USN LT Troy D. HamUton, USN Mr. Grahmi T. Hawbnson LCDR Jeremy R. HUl, USN LT Gale M. Hohnm, USN LT Theodore W. Jacbon, USN Capt Eric S. Jakubowsb, USMC CPT Peter R. Jensen, USA ENS Poul H.Jensen, USN Mr. Gregory C.Jones Mt Stephen Jordm LT PaulW Judge, USN LTJG Matthew J. Kawas, USN Mt Keith A. KeUey LT Rym T Keys, USN Capt Arnold M. Kiefet USMC LCDR NeU A. Koprowsb, USN LTKristineN.Kott,USN LTYosh A. Lehmm, USN LT Joshua D.Levy, USN LT BrimT. Lindoerfet USN LT Michaelj. Lopez, USN Mr. Eric T. Lowmm LT Lynne C. MaUnowsb, USN Mr. James H. Martindale Capt Megm M. Mason, USMC ENS Brannen G. McEhnurray USN LT KevmW Messet USN LT Steven E. MUewsb, USN Mr.T. Garrett MUler* Mr. Donald A. Mockenhaupt LT Robert R Monahan, USN LT Eric S. MueUet USN Capt Kyle D. Murray USMC LTSemM.Muth,USN LT MarkW Nave, USN LCDR Michael R O'Hara, USN Capt Nmcy L. Olson, USMC LT Gregory K. Pavlyak, USN LT Pedro E. Paz, USN LTBrianJ.PecbUSN Ms. Cheryl Pence LT Robert F Pieroni, USN Capt Thomas H. Presecm, USMC

โ ขssm Capt Andrew T Rriddy USMC LT Stephen M. QuaUe, USN Capt Paul S. Rehoine, USAF Maj James A. Rightet USMC LT Raul M.Roche,Jt, USN ENS Friedrich D. Rochledet USN Mr.John E. Roe LT Peter R.RoweU, USN LT Christopher C. Sambat USN Capt ChristopherJ. Sample, USMC LT Brim W Schultz, USN Capt Matthew A. Senn, USMC LT Blanca A. Shaeffet USN (Ret.) LT Stephen FShedd, USN LTJames D SheU, USN LTHalS.Snapp,USN LTTrishaR. Snydet USN LT Sylvester L.Steele, USN LTGarrickL.Sttide,USN LTScottA.SttmgetUSN Mr. Erm J. SuUivan LT Spencer C.Templeton, USN LT Jonathm R. Townsend, USN LTJohn M.TuUy USN Capt Kipp A. Wahlgren, USMC LT Shawn R.Watties, USN LTJeffiey R.Webb, USN Mr.Jason L.White LT Douglas L. WUhams, USN Mr. Mark A. WUhamson LT Paul H.Wingeart USN LT Robert A. Woff, USN LT Chad A. Worthley USN LT Michael R.Yorty, USN LT Scott D.Young, USN

1996 Total Class Giving - $29,043 Average Gift - $207 Participation -17.80%

President's Circle (ยง2,500 and above) LT Laura M. Dabney USN md Capt Lucas E. Dabney USMC

Herndon Club (ยง1,000-ยง2,499} Capt Tonya R. Barz, USMC * md CaptTylerN. Bush, USMC Capt Brim H. Benedict, USMC * ENS Michael C. EUiott, USN LT Rebecca A. Stem-Norton, USN LT Ravi VemukpaUi, USN

John Paul Jones Club (ยง500-$999} Capt Amy E.Bertas, USMC LTJUlR.Cesari,USN Capt Brim TGrana, USMC LT Michael R.Jarrett,Jt, USN LTJG Samuel E. Messinget USN LT Barton L. PhUhps, USN Capt Benjmun T Pipes, USMC LT Andiony D. Smgleton, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT Christopher M. Banb, USN

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LTJames E. Boomet USN Capt Ismael Cardenas,Jt, USMC LTJoseph B.Davis, USN* LT MatthewW Fart USN LT Marguerite A. GUhlmd, USN Capt Kenneth J. Grant, USMC LT Debra A. Kauffinm, USN Ms. Lon J. McCuUough LTJG Jeffiey A. Melody USN LT Robert}. Parsons, USN Mt David K. Posehn LT Lisa M. SuUivm, USN LT Brim C.TaddUcen, USN Capt Glenn H.Vm Arsdale, USMC LT Eric E.Wannamaker, USN

Donor LT ChristopherW Adams, USN LTJamesR Adams, USN LT Michael J. Adams, USN LT Scot C.Abrecht, USN Mr. Marc D.Amos LT Robert S. Ahburn, USN LT George Joseph Austin, USN LT Davids. Baud, USN LT Michaels. Baket USN LT Sem M. Banb, USN LTRoryVBerke,USN LT Robert A. Bernet USN LT Jeffiey R. Besslet USN LT Andiony J. BUotti, USN LTUnieG. Black FV, USN LT Sttiart H. Blmchette, USN LT WUham R. Budet USN Capt Jeffiey D. Cabana, USMC Capt Ahcia A. Chiaramonte, USMC Capt John D. Cordone, USMC LT MatthewW. Cuttet USN LT Sem Pattick Dalton, USN Mn.Tracy H.Davis LT Mark R.Debuse, USN Capt Jeffiey S. Dunmig, USMC LTJG Stephen M. Dolgos, USN Mr. ChristopherV Eichinger LTJUIE. Emerick, USN md Mr. Steven M. Emerick LT Jeffiey S.Farhn, USN LT Brim S. Fitzpattick, USN LT RobertT Fhckmget USN Capt Christopher B. Hynn III, USMC LTTmiothy S. Fontana, USN MI. Robert L. Fumanti LT Christopher M. Fuqua, USN LTRigoberto Garcia, USN LT Troy D. Garwood, USN LTBrimK.Genton,USN Capt Christopher E. Georgi, USMC LTJG RusseU M. Geraldi, USN LT WUhmi R GUroy USNR LT Scott C. Gleason, USN LT Michael N. Goad, USN LT ChristopherJ. Gohni, USN LT Robert C.Gomez,USN LT MicheUe M.Gray USN LT Wesley WGroff, USN LT Chad A. HaskeU, USN LTKyleW Hastings, USN LT Scott B.Hattaway USN LT AndrewJ. Healey USN LT Thomas B.Hecb USN LT Peter A. Heidelberget USN LT Christopher A. Hoffinm, USN

Ml.Joseph T.Johnson LT Nomim T.Johnson, USN LT Robert A. Johnson III, USN LT Chnstopher T. Kavmagh, USN LT Michael L. KUmiuray USN LT Michaelj. Khnke, USN LTEnckB.KnezebUSN LT Nichohs A. Kristof, USN LT Gregory S. Lotze, USN md LTTabathaA.Lotze,USN LTJmiesL. Manh, USN LT Stephen A. Marty, USN Capt Stacey H. McChnticb USMC LT Smiuel J. Messet USN LTJayA.MUial,USN Capt Toby E Moore, USMC Mr. Sbp MuUer LT Charles L.Nelson,USN LT David B.Noble, USN LT Chnstine R. O'ConneU, USN ENS Micliael J. O'DonneU, USN LT David M.Orne, USN CaptJeremyR.On,USMC Capt Teague A. Pastel, USMC LT Charles M. Pattenon III, USN LT Brett M. Peehng, USN LT Steven J. Perchahb, USN Capt Robert E. PoweU,Jt, USMC LTJoshuaS. Price, USN LTJG Darnel E Rhamy USN Mr. Keven S. Richardson LT Gregory M. Roach,Jt, USN LTJames FRoach IV USN LT Adam D. Robmson, USN LT Clayton A. Robuison, USN LTJumC.Rodarte,USN LT EdgarV Rodriguez, USN CPT Michael Sabol, USA LT Jonathm L. Schmitz, USN LT Michael L. Shepard, USN LTEncJ.Sifferlen,USN LT Rym C. Smidi, USN md LTShmtelM.Smidi,USN LTJG Brad W. Snodgrass, USN LTJames R.Stobie, USN LT Ghislame W Stonaket USN Mr.John F SuUivm LT Matdiew E.Thompson, USN ENS Brymt PTrost USN Capt Andiew J. Trout, USMC LT Stephen A. Ures, USN LT Dennis J. Volpe, USN* LT Geoffiey C. WaUcet Jt, USN LT WUham B. Wamet USNR LT Steven RWemet USN LT Chadwick J. White, USN Mr. Uwrence A.White, Jt LT Karen M. Wmgeart, USN LTJG Mark DWrzyszczynsb, USN LT Rodney H.Yerget Jt, USN Mr. Schon M. Zwakman

1997 Total Qass Giving - $16,270 Average Gift - $151 Participation -13.28% Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LT Michael A. Norton, USN

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LT Robert C.Echols,USN LT Christopher S. Invin, USN LT Michael R Khne, USN ENS Aaron M.Lee, USN LT Erica J. Levitt, USN*

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499} LT Robert C.Belchet USN LT Tmiodiy A. Brown, USN Capt Rym M. CoimoUy, USMC LT Matthew M. Matthias, USN ENS Gma L. McCame, USN Mr. Frederick A. Messuig III Capt Jeffirey W Olesko, USMC Mr. Spencer L. Padgett Isd-t Edward J. RaveUca, USMC LT Michael Podberesky, USN LT Joshua Taylot USN LT Mark DTnpimo, USN

Donor LT Francisco J. Alsma, USN LT Gabriel A. Anseeuvy USN LT Rachel S. Aponte-McNaiy, USNR md LT Bradley S. McNary, USN LT Richard S. Ardohno, USN LT Robert H. Armbresttt USN Capt Robert L.ArmbrastetJt,USMC LT Benjamm F Aton, USN â&#x20AC;˘ Mr.EncJ.Bittle LT Darnel B.Bozung, USN LTJoseph R. Carney MC,USNR LTJeremyL.Clauze,USN LT Bnm M. Dalton, USN LT Raul J. Dee, USN 2ndLt Derek J. M. Diono, USMC Capt Jonadim A. Drexlet USMC ENS David C. EUis, USN LTJoseph G. Ertel, USN Mr.John E. Evans LT Fold C. Ewaldsen,Jt, USN ENS Justin T Faunderoy USN LT Ben P Fay USN LT Robert Ferguson,Jt, USN LT Steven L.Fulton, USN LT Cory R Gaconnet, USN Mr. Michael T. Gagnon LT Brie GaUaghet USN LT WUham D. GaUaghet USN ENS WUham J. Getchius, USN LT Jme E. GUhooly USN md LT Jonadian E. GUhooly USN LTJonM.HagetUSN LT Scott D. Harvey USN LT Michael K. Herbert II, USN LT Justin R.Hodges, USN LT Michael R HoUenbach, USN LT Christim L.Jensen, USN LT AUison R.Johnson, USN Capt Paul K.Johnson III, USMC LT Wesley R Johnson, USN LTJG Andrea K.Johnson-Kowal, USN LT Nathm C.Johnston, USN Capt David C.Joseforsky, USMC LT Harold Kim, USN LT Joshua C.Kmneat USN LT Andrew T Kleemm, USN LT MicheUe V. Laguens, USN md ENS Teague R. Laguens, USN

Capt SmiuelW LaNasa,Jt, USMC LT David A. Leavitt, USN LTJG Daniel J. Lombardo, USN ENS Bret M. Lowry USN LTElmieG. Luna, USN LT NicolasV Mmtalvanos, USN Capt CoryJ.Marun, USMC Capt Michael D McCarty,Jt, USMC LT Pattick W. McCorimck, USN Capt Amy M. McGrath, USMC LT Thomas B. McLemore, USN LT Charles A. McLeradim III, USNR Capt Cluistopher M. Messmeo, USMC LT Meghm A. Michael, USN LT Ronald C.Muns, USN LT Jmies H. Murphy SC, USN LT Y Omar Nelson, USN ENS Brim D. Nichols, USNR (Ret.) Capt Nicholas C. Nuzzo, USMC Ms. Natahe G. Pastorm LT Jonadim A. Perbns, USN Capt Mathew J. Pfeffet USMC LT Jerome R. RUewski, USN Capt md Mrs. Larry S. Post LT Scott D.Roberts, USN LT Anne E. Rodeheavet USN LT Peter G. Rybsb,Jr., USN LT Raul C. Sameit USN LT Jason W Schwarzkopf, USNR Mrs. Rhonda B. Scott LTAbertC.Seemm,USN LT Nathm S.Shencb USN LT Jonathm E. Spore, USN LTJacobVSpramce.USN LT Matthew R. Swmson, USN LT Aaron W Swenson, USN Capt Brym G. Swenson, USMC LT Robert G.Tetteault, USN Mr.Jerry R.ToUeyJt LT Daniel WTurbevUle, USN LT WUham R. Urban, USN LTJames O.Vega, USN LTMarkA.VenzotUSN LT Thonias S.Voglesonget USN LT Bnm DWaUcet USNR ENS Jeffiey M. Widenhofer, USN LT Abraham N.Younce, USN LT Thomas J. Zert USN

1998 Total Class Giving - $23,526 Average Gift - $214 Participation -14.67% President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Mrs. Devora W PonteU

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499} LTNadimR.Bitz,USN LT Erm M.Corcoran, USN LT Michael D Eason, USN Mr.Anastasios Koutsopettas

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Capt DavidW.Baas,USMC and Capt Rebecca M. Baas, USMC LT Dem R. Balcuak II, USN and LT Susan M.Balcuak, USN LTJG Todd H.Benke, USN ENS Douglas J. Burfield, USN LT Enc D.Cole, USN LT Jmies TFuUet USN Capt Jmies M. Koehlet USMC LT Michael M. Moigm, USN Capt Mehssa D Ralmiscimo, USMC LTJG Christopher B. Robinson, USN and LT Sarah E.RoUings, USN Mr.Jonathm B. F Suavely * LT Misty Steinberget USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mr.WUham E. Dmjczek II LT DavidV Desmtis, USN LT David L. Hickey USN LT Brendan M. Mahon, USN LT AprU L. McBride, USN Mr. Jared R. Payne Capt AUmR. Sabol, USMC LT Eric E.TaylotUSN LT Marc F WUhams, USN md LT Pamela J. WUhams, USN

Donor Anonymous Capt Michaelj. Acosta, USMC LT Everett M. Acorn,Jt, USNR LT Nathamel A. BaUey USN LT Jonathm R. BaU, USN LT Michael R Barttam, USN Mr. Rick M. Blattner LT Steven T. Blazejewsb, USN ENS Tunodiy C. Boehme, USN LTHassmM.BooketUSN LT John A. Bovvmm, USN LTCmda L.Brown,USN ENS Rocky A. Burns, USN Capt Robert L. Burton, USMC LT Derrick L.Clark, USN LT Mark A. Close, USN LT Seraphme R Codmha III, USN LT DavidJ. Coe,USN LT Richard K. Cordle, USN LT RusseU N. Crawford,Jt, USN LT Curtis W Cronm, USN

The Class of 1998 had the greatest increase in participation in 2004, with more than 14.67 percent participating in the Annual Fund in 2004, compared to 7.7 percent in 2003.

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^^ffl:yMNi D O N O R S Capt Derek M. Crousore, USMC LTEhsabediI.Davis,USN .Mr. James W.Day Capt PaulJ. Detar, US-MC Capt James S. Dorlon, US-MC LT Rebecca -M. Dovvhi^, USN LT Darnel RDuhm, USN LT Rvan W Dupnicb USN LT Brim A. Eisenhudi, USN LT Cristma Esposito, USNR LTJohn E. Edmdge II, USN Capt Timodiy R Feist US-MC LT David S.Fomian, USN LT Michael R. Gavvlas, USN LTJG Luke B.Greene, USN LTJohnW. Hale, USN LTJG Michael D. HaU, USN Mr. Brendan T. Higgins * Capt Edmund B. Hipp, USMC Capt Nicole S. HoUoway USMC LT David J. Hopkms, USN -Mr. David R Hurren LT Carlos A. Jativa, USN -Mr. Charles B. Johnson LT Richani C.Johnston, USN LTJamesR. Jones, USN LT Peter H. Kanounis, USN LT Cvndua R Keatii^, USN LT Thomas J. Knea]e,Jt, USN LT Jason T.R Uvanas, USNR ENS Rvan E. Uwrenz, USN LT Anne E. Lemos, USN LT Ryan D. LookabUl, USN Capt Timothy R. Mayet USMC LT Ashley R. McCrea, USN LT Thomas S. McGowan, USN MI. Brian E. McHugh LT Andrea J. McLemore, USN LT Rachel L.Nelson,USN Capt Rebecca L. Newton, USMC LT Robert M. Ore, USN LTJG Steven E Pfimian, USN Capt John B. PhUhps III, USMC -Mr. Dan E. Pryor LT Michael T Puffet USN LT Robert L. Radak.Jt, USN LT Luke W Radhnsb, USN Mr. Jason E. Reap LT Loren S. Remke, USN Capt Joseph A. Ruff, USMC 2ndLt Jonathm Y Sabado, USMC LT Christopher M. Savage, USN LT Gene G. Severtson II, USN Mr. Matthew E. Shearin • LT Jessica A. Smart USN LT Charles D Spenceley, USN LT Kanten E. Spies, USN LTKevmJ.Sproge,USN LT Mark B.Stefamk, USN LTJG Bnan D Summen, USN LT Darren M. Sweeney, USN CaptWUham A. Taylot USMC Capt Douglas M.Thumm, USMC ENS Christopher R.Wadcms,USN LT Adam D.Wiedet USN Mr. Michael D. Wisecup LT Davey CYu, USN Mr.John R. Zurn

1999

Tecumseh Club

2002

Total Class Giving - $5,623 Average Gift - $187 Participation - 4.25%

($250-$499)

Total Qass Participation - $1,402 Average Gift - $74 Participation - 1.79%

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) ENS Michael Doniger, USN

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LT Derek Cedan, USNR LT-Marv-KateyHav\ USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) ENS Edd K. Hendee,Jt, USN

Donor

Donor

Total Qass Participation - $3,075 Average Gift - S384 Participation - 4.04%

2001

President's Circle

ENS Dustin T. Jacbon, USNR

2000

Donor

Total Class Giving - $4,525 Average Gift - $137 Participation - 4.25%

LTJG Justin D Bmz, USNR LTJmelC.BunhcbUSNR LTJG Daiuel I. Doyle, USN LTJG James H. Hoey USNR ENS Brim J. McArthur, USNR Mr. Lucas S. McDonald LTJG Andrew R Mierisch, USNR LTJG Michael A. Piacentino, USNR ENS Trevor J. H. Prouty-, USNR 2ndLt Mehssa Schrodi, USMCR ENS Jay R.Tmjum, USNR LTJG LucasYTonUmson, USNR ENS Steven B.Vm Cott, USNR

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) ENSLumL.Lam,USN

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999)

Tecumseh Club

LTJG Michael S. Beaty, USN LT Robert L. Braham, USN IstLt FredenkJ. Easttriy USMC Mr. Enc Engel IstLt Jamie M. Heischhacket St, USMC ENS Theodore J. Fostet Jt, USN ENS Craig A. GabneUmi, USN LTJG Bnan W Grabert, USN ENSPhihpJ.Hamon,USN IsdLt Jennifer J. Harris, USMC ENS David A Heltzel, USN IstLt Jason E. Hernandez, USMC IstLt Michael A. Kanatas, USMC ENS Maurice K. Kaiagioigos, USN LTJG PhUipR.Kai^, USN ENS Enc D. Krause, USN LT Chiistophei R. Lmdenau, USN LTJG Kevm T Louis, USN Capt Jeffiey V McCarthy USMC LTJG Kevin M. Mebert, USN ENS Enn E. OMan-Cubas, USN LTJG Knsten N. ParrineUo, USN LTJGJuh Schmidt USN LT Jeffiey A. Stewart USN LT Ae-xmder J.Tereshko, USN ENS Himter C.Thompson, USN LTJG Eugene E.TreUes, USN LT Frank J.Weisser III, USNR ENS .Michael R.Widmann, USN 2ndLt Carl L. Zeppegno, USMC

ENS Daniel EAhr, USN LTJG Robert M. Almeida, USN LTJamesW Bendet USN LT Aexmder N. Borcz, USN LT Andrew C.Bosak, USN ENS Tun J. Crawmet USN Mn. Mary L. Dicbon Mr. Jason A. EdeUierg LT MitcheU D Eisenbeig, USN MI. Michael A. Gutowsb LT Josephs. Heal, USN LT Brett W Holdunan, USN LTJG Austin M. Jacbon, USN MI. Rv-an L.Jakubowsb ENS Matthew T Kmght USN LT Aexandei S. Lemos, USN LTWUhamA.LutatUSN LT Adrienne K. Mason, USN md ENS EdvvarciJ. Mason, USN LT Andrew T McGeorge, USN LTJG PhUhp L. O'DonneU, USN ENS David A. Paz, USN LTJG Chad A. Redmet USN IstLt Kevm L. Rusch, USMC LT Joseph C.Rysavy USN Isd-t Ehzabedi A. Saget USMC LT Sarah T SeU-Kylet USN LT Jeremiah E. Shafet USN LT KadUeen M. Sutherimd, USN Capt Juan P. Svenningsen, USMC LTJG Gerald L.Tritz, USN

LTJG Robert R. Poggio, USNR Capt Matthew R Schroet USMC IstLT Bennett H. Shapuo, USMC

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Total Class Participation - $4,545 Average Gift - S350 Participation - 1.87%

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499} LT Matthew B. Krauz, USNR Mr. David Stem

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999}

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($250-$499) LTJG Andrew A Slade, USNR

Donor ENS Brendon Bielat, USNR ENS Robm M. Boniface, USNR LTJG ChristopherJ. Cartet USNR ENS Joshua B. Dadco, USNR LTJG .Matthew K. Garcia, USNR 2ndLt ChristopherJ. Kennedy, USMCR LTJG Andre A. LaBne, USNR 2ndLt Anja M. Loomis, USMCR ENS Michael D Martinko, USNR ENS Andrew S. McCann, USNR ENS Trey D. Oats, USNR ENS EncJ.Olsson, USNR LTJG Sem A. Stem, USNR ENS AbigaU L. Stiles, USNR ENS David B.Thomas U. USNR ENS Janod M. Trant USNR ENS Chiistophei RWojtaszebUSNR E-NS Jemufei I.Young, USNR

2003

($2,500 and above) 2ndLt Brent Cmtiell, USMCR

Donor 2ndLt Cadierine M. Besignmo, USMCR ENS Mehssa R. Dovvet USNR ENS Maigaret A. LaBne, USNR ENS Ehzabedi A. Maitin, USNR ENS Jans C. McClam, USNR ENS Zachan- A. Poehiia, USNR ENS Rheamia M. Sinnett, USNR ENS David R Tranotti, USNR

2004 Donor ENS Terry L.Tuinet USNR

2005 Donor MIDN DavidYorck MIDN Chnstophei R.Yost •

2007 Donor MIDN CaroK-n R. Devxies * Matching Gift T Deceased • Combined Federal Campaign

HENTS

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he Parents Fund is a key element ofthe Naval Academy Armual Fund through which parents' gifis support leadership, character, academic, admissions and athletic excellence at the Naval Academy. In 2004, more than $1.5 million was given by 2,523 parent donors. Gifts by parents continue to ensure that the Naval Academy remains at the forefiont of todays institutions of higher education by supporting programs and projects that enhance the overall midshipmen experience.

In 2004,70 parents joined Presidents Circle by making a gift of $2,500 or more. The 2004 campaign for parents was a success, thanks in large part to our volunteers: Reet: R A D M PaulJ. Ryan 7 3 Sons: Michael Ryan '99, Stephan Ryan '01 and Craig Ryan '04 Class of 2005: Mr.John H. O'Neill '68 Sons: SeanT. O'Neill '05 and Daniel R. O'Neill '07 Class of 2006: Mr. Samuel Marrone '66, Son: Samuel M. Marrone '06 Class of 2007 and PC Membership: Mr. Richard Shields Son: William Shields '07 Class of 2008: Mr. Fred Hamilton, Son: Christopher F Hamilton '08 The following parents contributed to the Foundation during 2004.

Presidenfs Circle ($2M) and above) Ml. and Mis. Steven J. Ahmuty.Jt Ml. and Mn. Frank J. Albi CAPTA.Hed)ertAlexandeiMC,USN (Ret) and CAPT Chailotte E. Alexandei MC, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.James S.Allen,Jt Dt and Mn. Robeit M. Alsup MI. and Mn. Mansueto G. Amolat Dt and Mn. Fonest H. Andiony, Jt Mr. and Mn.Wilham K.Aimoui MI. and Mis. Robert J. Bach Dt Marion D Bailey Ml. and Mn. Maik E. Bernhaidson MI. and Mis. Rodney J. Boehm MI. and Mis.Timothy J. Boyce MI. and Mrs. Richaid E. Brennan Dt and Mn. Chailes S. Brooks MI. and Mn. Henry G. Bioome, Jt MI. and Mrs. David A. Butcher

Dtjohn E Buzzatto and Dt Jane A. Soxman MI. and Mn.John M. Calandra MI. and Mn.Wilham S. Campbell MIS. Diane M. Carlson and MI. Wilham R Freyd Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Canon Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Chamben Mr. and Mrs.James C. Chandler Dt and Mis. Marvin A. Childen III Mr. and Mn. Richard D. Christ * Mr. and Mn.James H. Clement,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Peter G. Crecion Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Daniel Mr. and Mrs.T. Martin Davis Mr. and Mrs.Vmcent C. Deluzio Dr. and Mrs. EricJ. Diamond Mr. and Mrs.Walter R. Dicbon III * Dt and Mn. George G. Doykos Mr. Andrew S. Drury Mr. and Mrs.John B. Dunn Dt and Mrs.Jefiey J. Eckardt

Mr. and Mrs.Wihiam D. Elhott Dt and Mn.Wilham Elhs Mr. Andrew G. Fallat Mr. and Mrs.John W Fedorko Dt and Mn. Raul R. Fleury Dt Michael Freedman and Dt Marianne Freedman Mr. Gordon K. Gayer and Ms. Elaine S. Falender Mr. and Mrs.JamesW. Gieszl Mr. and Mrs.Timothy L. Gunderman Dt and Mn. Gregory M. Gustafson Mr. and Mrs.Thomas P. Hamilton • Mr. and Mn.JohnT. Hanzhk * Mr. and Mrs. George E. Haskell Col and Mrs. Robert J. Heckert Mr. and Mrs. Edd C. Hendee Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Herron Mr. and Mis. Harold H. Hodges Dt and Mrs. Gerald T. Hofhnan II Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Howard • Mr. and Mrs.Joseph F Huber Mr. and Mrs. BruceY Hm * Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.Janatt Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Johnsen • Mr. and Mrs. Dean H.Jung * Mr. and Mrs. Robert R Keith • Mr. and Mrs. George L. Kellgren Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon P. Kellogg, Jt Mr. and Mrs.James H. Kepper III * Mr. and Mrs. Robm P. Kinney * Mr. and Mrs. Spindler Krause,Jt Mr. and Mrs. C. David Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Kium MI. and Mn. Douglas L. Kvandal MI. and Mn. Ronald A. LaBorde MI. and Mrs. Lambert M. Lane, St Mr. and Mrs.Wayne Laraway Mr. and Mrs.Terry W Larson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Leonard • Ms. Lynn Liberato Mr. and Mrs.John P. Liles,Jt Mr. and Mrs.James B. Lingle Mr. and Mrs. Keimeth M. Lmn Capt. and Mrs.Thomas Lisante Mr. and Mn. Michael H. Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynch • Col and Mrs.Thomas E. Manion * Dt and Mn. Michaelj. Manzoh MI. and Mis.James F McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. McGill III Dt and Mrs. Wilham C. McGuily Mr. and Mrs. Michaelj. McGumnis • Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKinnon

Ms. Barbara J. MeUco Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Messner Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Metheny Mr. and Mn.Jolm D. Michel Mrs. Gail M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Marino A. Montera Mr. and Mrs.James F Moon • Dt and Mrs. ChristopherJ. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Morea Mr. and Mn.James A. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morm MI. and Mrs.Jolm P. Mott * Mr. and Mrs.John D. Murnane Dt and Mrs. DavidW. Murphy Dt and Mrs. Kenneth C. H. Murphy Dt and Mrs. Michaelj. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Myen Mr. Alonzo A. Neese, Jt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Niggemann Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Nordi, Jt Mr. and Mrs. KevinJ. O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Page Mr. and Mn. Robert C. Page * Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D Petenon Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Piccioni Mr. and Mrs. Robin Podmore Mr. and Mrs.Wihiam K. Rahton,Jt Dt and Mrs.John R. Reinhaidt Mr. and Mrs. DavidW. Resttepo Mr. and Mrs. Loms R. Ricdardi Dr. and Mrs.John S. Rich, St Prof Stephen Robb and The Honorable Margret G. Robb Mr. and Mrs. Edward F Robie Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Robinson,Jt • Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. RoUo Mr. and Mrs. Adolph S. Rosekrans Dtjohn D Rozich and Dt Shiela S. Rozich Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Sarg * Mr. and Mrs. RobertW Schaiar Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Schnappinger Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Scirocco Mr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Seglem Dt and Mrs. Bruce A. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Shields Mrs. Ehzabeth R Shugart Mr. and Mrs.James B. Slack Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Smith Dt and Mrs.James T. Smith,Jr. Mr. Michael SpmeUi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sprmg • Mr. and Mrs.W Halsey Spruance Dr. and Mrs. Harry G. Stavros Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Stehlin

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IS^IsteNTS Mr. and Mn. Fredric C. Stoffel •* Mr. and Mn.Alan Summen-Powell MI. Maik S. Supple MI. and Mn. Michael T. Sweatman Ms. Caiohn C. Svviggait DtChen-lA.Szpak Ml. and Mn.Vincent M. Thonias MI. and Mn. Paul A.Thompson •* Dt and Mn.Tsuyoshi Toyama Dt and Mn. Kev-in L.Trombly MI. Lee A.Tiottet Jt and Dt Lohta M. McDavid MI. and Mn.Wdham M.Valasco * Mr. and Mn.Joel K.Vandevoort Mr. and Mn.John S.Wallace CAPT Cyndua G.Wark, USPHS Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.Watt Mr. and Mn. Peter J. Weller Mr. and Mn.Wdham D.Whitney Dt and Mn. Robert G. Wdhams Mr. and Mn. C. DavidWright * Mr. and Mn. Marc N. Zimmerman

Herndon Club (§1,000-$2,499) Dr. Jack A. Aaron Mr. and Mn. Larry D Alexander Mr. David Arpi and Ms. Natahe Gubb Mr. and Mn. MarcusV. Arroyo Mr. and Mn.Wilham M. Baldwin • Mr. and Mn. Paul A. Banaszevvski * MI. and Mn.John T. Baibei MI. and Mn. Gaiy H. Bailow • MI. and Mn. Robert C. Bainhart DI. and Mn. Donald R. Beidahi Mr. and Mn. Peter L. Beig Dt James L. Beigman Mr. and Mn. FrancisJ. Bernhardt III Mn.Ann H.Beming Mr. and Mn. Richard M. Bingham Mr. and Mn.Wilham R. Bishop Mr. and Mn. Roy A. Bitz Mr. and Mn. Michael Bland * Mr. and Mn. Richard J. Blumenfeld Mr. George R. Bogdan Dt and Mrs. Jaren D Bombach Mr. and Mn. Robert S. Bonney Mr. and Mn. Heiman E. Boicheis MI. John Bonero Mt and Mn. Robert B. Bowei * MI. and Mn. Raul Bowen MI. Robert C. Bracalente MI. and Mn. Donald M. Breazeale • Mn. D Jeamue Brown and Mr. Randall Cox Mr. and Mrs. Ehot H. Bryan * Mr. and Mn. Gregorie W Bujac * Mr. and Mn.WiUiam F Burfield Mr. and Mn. Rickey M. Budei * MI. and Mn. A.J. Caffiey * Dt and Mis. Paul D. Cailton Mt and Mn.Wayne A. Caitei Col and Mis. Carl E. Case, Jt Mr. and Mn. Frank J. Casiho Mr. and Mn. Oscar G. CastiUo Dt and Mrs.Tuhio Celano Mn. Gloria M. Cervantes-Gonzalez •* Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Cesari Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Christie Mt and Mrs. Jong K. Chung Mt and Mrs.WUham T. CicchiUo

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Mr. and Mn.James D. Clay Mr. and Mn. Solomon Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cohn Mr. and Mn. George R. Collert Mr. and Mn. Mario P. Colhns Mr. and Mn. Richard R. Colhns Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Correnti Mn. Pameb Crane Mr. Kenneth H. Cieasey, Jt MI. and Mn.James J. Culnen Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Czeschin •* Mr. and Mn.Thomas W Daigneault Mr. and Mn.Wilham E. Dalton III Mr. and Mn. Roland Dav-ies Mr. and Mn. Eric C. Davis Mr. and Mn. Michael F DiBello Mr. and Mn.Joseph M. Dierks MI. and Mn. Petei S. Ditchett * MI. and Mn. Frank H. Dogger Mr. and Mn.James P. Dorn Mr. and Mn. RobertW Dow LtCol and Mn. Walrer C. Driver Mr. and Mn. Tunothy P. D u ^ Mr. and Mn.Wilham E Duncan MI. and Mn.John R Dunn MI. and Mn.Joseph Duran Mr. and Mn. Gary R. Edwards Mr. and Mn. David A. Elsberry Mr. and Mn. Charles J. Enderhn Mr. and Mn. Ellsworth B. Erickson Mr. and Mn. Burt Faibisoff Mr. Frank Fallace ADM and Mn.Wilham J. Fallon Mr. and Mn. Dean B. Farmer Mr. and Mn. Richard A. Felber Mr. and Mn. Ehner F Fillingim,Jt Mn. Diane M. Fmnerty Mr. and Mn. Mel E. Fisher Mr. and Mn.Wesley R Fishetjt Mr. and Mn.John Fitzgerald Mr. and Mn. Neil J. Fletcher * Mn. Beth Hoyd Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Foschi Mr. and Mn. Kev-in C. Fonts Dt Erick J. Freihofer Dt and Mn. Frank H. Furman Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gaudiier Mr. and Mrs. Charlton L. George Mr. and Mn. Stanley R. Germain Mr. and Mn. Stephen A. Giacomucci Mr. and Mrs.John R. Gihioni * Mr. and Mn. Frank H. Griffin III Mr. and Mn. Fehpe C. Grimaldo, St Dt and Mn.James A. Gruninian,Jt MI. and Mis.Jerald L. Haines * Mr. Richard L. Halle Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Hassel] * Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Hatch * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Haycock Capt. and Mn.AskoldT Haywas Mr. and Mn.Wayne N. Hedani Mr. and Mn. Norman S. HeUer Mr. and Mrs. Wilham A. Herron Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Hess Mr. and Mis. PaulJ. Hessuiger Mr. and Mn. Frank P. Hilhard Mr. and Mrs.Wihiam F Hoover •* Mr. and Mrs. Newell R Hurt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Hutchison Mr. and Mrs. Ardiur Innamorato

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MI. and Mn. PaulW.Ahlei MI. Leonaid M. Alio MI. and Mn. Kevin B. Albaugh * MI. and Mn. Leopoldo C. Albea MI. and Mn.Joseph R.Albert • MI. and Mn. Steve G. Alvarado MI. and Mn. Fernando A. Alves Mr. and Mn. Alan J. Anastasiades Mr. and Mn. Donald R. Andenon Mr. and Mn. Donald E. Augustme Mr. and Mn. Raymond W Avery •* Mr. and Mn. Gregory Bajuk Mr. and Mn. David S. BaU, St Mr. and Mn. Roy Barger Mr. and Mn. Robert T. Barikian Mr. and Mn. Gre^ D Bartowitz Mr. and Mn. Burt A. Bazzle Mr. and Mn. Paul C. Bearce Mr. and Mn.John H. Beauford Mr. and Mn. Bruce S. Beecroft Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Berger Mr. and Mn.John L. Bernard,Jt Mr. and Mn. Andrew W Berry Mr. and Mn. MarkW. Bestoso Mr. and Mn. Michael D. Bishop Mr. and Mn. Ronald E. Bizzarri Mr. Richard H. Bbckman, Jt Mr. and Mn. Mmott R Blackmer * Mr. and Mn. Edward T. Bock Mr. and Mn. Scott R. Bohning • Mr. and Mn.James M. Bonafede Mr. Jujuan A. Bonnet Jt Ms. Andrea D. Border Mr. and Mn. Donald A. Borkoski Mr. and Mn. Daniel J. Boughey Mr. and Mn.W. Martin Braham Mr. and Mn. Dale W Broadwater Mr. and Mn.John R. Brown,Jt Mr.BiUVBrumleyJtt Dr. and Mn. Charles F Bryan, Jt Mr. and Mn. Douglas R. Bunting * Mr. and Mn.Thomas K. Burch • Mr. and Mn. Daniel M. Buigess MI. and Mn.Tenence M. Buigess Mr. and Mn. Edward M. Burkett * Mn. K. Diane Cabrales * Mr. Dayton CaUioun III Dr. John Campion and Dt Andrea Wa.xnian Mr. and Mn. Frank J. Caprio Mr. and Mn. Edward A. Caro.Jt Mr. and Mn. Owen E Can Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. CarroU Mr. and Mrs. Francisco A. CasteUanos * Mr. WUham Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs.WUham J. Cernuska Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Chapman Mr. and Mn. Charles L. Christoph Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Clark Mr. and Mn. DavidJ. Collins Mr. and Mn.WUliam CoUins III Mr. and Mrs.AnthonyJ. Conley * Mn. Helen ConneUey Mr.James H. Cook, St Mr. and Mrs. Ovide Comveau Mr. and Mrs. Osv-aido R. Cosme,Jt Mr. and Mrs.WUham E. CosteUo Mr. and Mrs. AUen A. Cotti Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cougher Mr. and Mn. Leonard E. Covvles Mr. and Mn.Joseph L. Cox III Mr. and Mrs.Thomas A. Crompton *

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Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mr. and Mn. Leon B. Aaron MI. and Mn. Donald W. AbeU MI. and Mn.Joseph E Abrutz.Jt Mr. and Mn. Edward A. Accomando Col and Mn. Jeffiey WAckenon Ms. Sherry C.Adamick RADM and Mn. Chnton E.Adams Mr. and Mn.John J. Adams Mn. Robbye Adams MI. and Mn.John Aliart Dt and Mn. Ayodele Akingbemi Mr. and Mn. George Aldous Mn. Monica C.AllniondWright Mr. and Mn. Gregorv- Alms Mr. and Mn. Larrv- P. Andrevv-s Mr. and Mn. Ernesto A. Arboleda, St Mt Donald Arnold Mr. and Mn.Joel K. Ashmhunt Mr. and Mn. Richaid B. Ask Mr. and Mn. Steven A. Atkmson Mt ,ind Mn. Scott B. Aulds Mr. Rozenante Awa Mn. Lmda H. Baas-McClelland Mt and Mn. Stephen P. Bailey Mn. Brenda L. Baird Mt and Mn.James O. Baltisbeiger Mt and Mn. Dean L. Barker Mt and Mn. Keimedi H. Barker •* CDR and Mn.Jonath.-ui D. Barnes Mr. and Mn.John B. Barnett IV Mt .-md Mn. Ken B. Bartelt Dt and Mn.AUen Beals Mt and Mn. Richarci C. Beck Mt and Mn. E.T. Beckette Mt .-uid Mn.Jolm E Bemert Mt .and Mn.James M. Bender Mt and Mn.John H. Benedict Mr. and Mn.WiUiam J. Benton Mr. and Mn. Norris L. Bettis

Mr. and Mn. Nicholas G. Bmder Mr. and Mn. Gregory R. Bishop Mr. and Mn.Joseph D. Bizzano Mr. and Mn. David Black Mr. and Mn. Michael E. Bbck Dt and Mn. Ronald Bleday Mr. and Mn. Robert E Bobrowski * Mr. and Mn. Henry Bockus MI. and Mn. Stephen H. Boodakian Mr. and Mn. Stanley A. Borek Mr. and Mn.J.W Bosanko Mr. and Mn. Garry E. Bowring Mr. and Mn. Henry E. Brmzer Mr. and Mn.John E Brochetti Dt and Mn. David G. Brown Dt Khan N. Brown Mr. and Mn. Robert G. Brown Mr. A. R.J. Browne and Ms. Edda M. CarabaUo-Browne Mr. and Mn. Roger Bueno Mr. and Mn.John E. Bugg Mr. and Mn. David Burchett Mr. Jimmy R. Burk Mr. and Mn. DavidJ. Burke,Jt Mr. and Mn. PhUhp L. Burst Mr. and Mn. MichaelV Buder Mr. and Mn. Mark A. Butterfield Mr. and Mn. Charles R. Calhoun, Jt * Mr. and Mn. Preston L. CampbeU Mr. and Mn. Frank Campo Mr.Thomas S. CardiUo Mr. and Mn.JohnW Carlson Dr. and Mn. Henry N. Camaby •* MI. and Mn. Randy Canon Mr. BrianV Cashin, St and Dt Ahce E.Agzarian .Mr.ThomasH.CeUUh,Jt Mr. and Mn. Douglas A. Ceralch Mr. and Mn. RhUip J. Chandler Mr. and Mn. Andrew S. Chang Mr. and JVln. Steven Cheung Mr. and Mn.Yae K. Choi Mr. and Mn. Brace A. Chucoski Mr. and Mn. Martin S. Cieless MI. and Mn. Paul L. Cbikson Mr. and Mn. Gary L. Cbytor Mr. and Mn. Gerard J. Cohstra Mr. and Mn. Michael S. Colhns Mr. and Mn. RobertW. Colvin Dr. and Mn. Gary L. Compton Mr. and Mn. Chris J. Conanan MI. and Mn.WiUiam C. Conole -Mi.CyrUJ. Cook Mr.John H. M. Cox and Mn. Nancy L. Dinsmore Mr. and Mn. Steven A. Ciain Dr. and Mn. Charles E. Crase Ms. Cathy Crawford Dr. and Mn. Jeffiey L. Creasy Mn.Toni Creegan Mr. Daniel F Cremins MI. and Mis. RobndoY. Ciuz MI. and Mrs. Daniel C. Cuddy Mr. and Mrs. David A. Culp Mr. and Mn. Kevin R. Cummings MI. and Mis. Jeny P. Cutrei Ml. and Mn. Leshe O. Dawson Dr. and Mn. Glenn E. DeBoer Mr. and Mrs. Randy J. DeMeU Mr. and Mn.John R. Dennison MI. and Mn. MUton H. Dennison

MI. and Mn.WUham S. D'Epagnier Mr. and Mn. Robert A. Dettmer Mr. and Mn. Robert M. Dickson Mr. and Mn.AUen D.Dingman Mr. and Mn. Gregory C. Dodge Dt and Mn.John W Dodson Mr. and Mn.James J. Doherty Mr.and Mn. StevenW DoU Mr. and Mn. Edwaid W. Donahoo MI. and Mn.WUham F Donovan III * Mr. and Mn.James N. Drewiske •* Mn. Margaret R. Drury MI. and Mn. Maic W Diyden MI. and Mn. Louis A. Duckworth Mr. Mark J. Duray Mr. and Mn.Jerry H. Eck Mr. and Mn. Richard E. Eckert Mr. Peter M. Edirisinghe Mr. and Mn.John E. Edmondson Mr. and Mn.Thomas L. Edwards Ms. Ehzabeth M. Egan Mr. Peter D. Eisner and Ms. Barbara A. Atwood Mr. and Mn. Steve Ekdahl Mr. and Mn. Stephen J. EUiott Mn. CaraL.EUis Mr. and Mn. David E. EUison Mr. and Mn. Fredric A. Emmert Ms.AhsonJ. Epps Mr. and Mn.Wilham Eshenour Mr. and Mn.James Estrada Mr. and Mn. Daniel R. FarreU Mn. Cassie Feadienton Mr. Edwin G. Fenton * Dt Ross A. Fernandes Mn. Diane Ferrari-Moody Mr. and Mn. Eugene X. FUosa Mr. and Mn. Angelo R. Firenze Mr. and Mn. RobertV Fisher Mr. and Mn. Brian A. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mn.WUliam M. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mn. Mathew J. Fitzpatnck Mr. and Mn. Harold J. Fhntjt Mr. and Mn. Daniel K. Hynn Mr. and Mn. Mark Foris Mr. Gregory H. Foster Ms. Carrie W Franklin MI. and Mrs. Ohver K. Franklin Capt. and Mrs. Edward A. Funk Mr. and Mn. Edward H. GaUagher Mr. Manuel F Garcia Mn. Tanya M. Gardanar Dt and Mrs. Daniel G. Gardiner Mr. and Mrs.John P. Gargan Dt and Mn. Robert C. Garrett Mr. and Mn. David G. Garrison Mr. and Mn.James M. Garrott Mr. and Mn. Danny L. Gauntt Mr. and Mn. R.WUham Geary MI. and Mrs. Peter Geltat CAPT and Mrs.James M. GUI Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Gillan Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Givner Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Gobert Dt and Mn. Michael T. Gocke Mr. and Mn. Elhot B. Goldberg Dt and Mrs. Robert D Golden Mr. and Mn. Cipriano Gomez,Jt Mr. and Mn. Larry E. Gordon • Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Grebb Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffiey S. Grove Mr. and Mrs. BUI Grubert,Jt Mr. and Mn. Narciso A. Guerra,Jt Mr. and Mn. Hap Haggard Mr. and Mrs.John H. HaUe Mr. and Mn. David O. HaU Mr. and Mrs. George W HaU Mr. and Mn.AUenT. Handy, St Mr. Ernst G. Hansen Mr. and Mn. Roy R. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Brendan M. Harley Ms.J. Harroun-Lord Mr. and Mn.James R. Harter Mr. and Mn. Robert H. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. David HavrUla Mr. and Mn. Robert A. Haynes Mr. and Mn.Thomas M. Hebert, St Ms. Karen R Hehn Mr. and Mrs. Byrl Hendler Ms. Jean M. Henne Dt and Mn.Jolm R. Henry Mr. and Mn. Mark J. Hepfinger Mr. and Mrs.John M. Herman Mr. NedW Heyward, Jt Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Hobbs Mr. and Mn. Stephen L. Holdiman * Mr. and Mn. Richard E. HoUander Mr. and Mrs.John H. HoUoway Mr. Michael A. Hood Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hoy Mr. and Mn. Charles H. Hoying Mr. and Mn. Daniel C. Hsu Dt and Mn. PaulT. Hsu Mr. Nai C. Hu and Ms. Katherine S.Wen Mr. and Mrs. Chang Kyun J. Im Mr. and Mn. Cbude D. Inman Mr. and Mn.Wilham I. Inskeep Mr. Bary A. Irrgang Dt and Mn.J. Timothy Irwin Mr. and Mn. Dean D. Israel Mr.Abn B. Ivey Mr. and Mn. Kevin D.Jackson Dt and Mn.Thomas A.Janosky Mr. and Mrs.James M.Jawonki Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.Jeffenon Mr. and Mn. Kyong S.Jm Mr. J. T.Johnson, St Mr. and Mn. Paul D.Johnson MI. and Mn. Karl L.Johnston,Jt * Mr. and Mn. Eugene O.Jones Ms. MoUie S. KeUey Colvm Mr. and Mn. Michaelj. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffiey Kern Mr. and Mn. Jeffiey Kenick Mr. and Mn.Michaelj. Kessler Dt and Mn. Harry W Kinard Mr. and Mrs.Jeffiy S. Kinsman MI. and Mrs. Brace W Kmtop Mr.John E. Kintzley * Mr. and Mn. Erie A. Kleintop Mr. and Mn. RusseU D. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Peter Knepper Mr. and Mrs.Thomas G. Kolwicz Mr. and Mn.James R. Kooyer Mr. and Mrs. AUan A. Kozak * Mr. and Mn. GeraldJ. Labbe Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. LaBne CPO and Mn. Jason C. Lagasca Mr. and Mrs. Loren L. Lanen

MSGT and Mrs. Edward A. Law * Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Leahey Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lee Mr. and Mn. Michaelj. Leshe Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Lester Mr. and Mrs. Ik-Sung Lun Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Lipsky Mr. and Mrs. Mike J. Lopiccolo Mr. and Mrs.James M. Lorenz Dt and Mrs.John Lorfeld Mr. and Mrs. Lynn P. Lounsbury Mr. and Mrs.JohnW Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Darulo O. Lunaria Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F Liming Mn. Margaret A. Lydon * Mn. Katherme M. Madonia Mr. and Mn. Gurdeep S. Mahal Mr. and Mrs. Tunodiy Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Manke •*• Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Manning, St MI. and Mis. Chailes B. Manub •* MI. and Mrs. Stephen Marcusa Mr. and Mrs.James F Markel,Jt Ms.Jan L. Marple •* Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. ManhaU Mrs. Sharon M. ManhaU Mr. and Mn. Eddie L. Martin • Mr. and Mn. GordonW Martin * Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Martui Col and Mrs. Robert Martinazzi Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Matsui Mr. and Mrs. Fredenck J. Mattera Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. McAUister Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. McBee Mr. and Mrs.James F McDonald,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W McFadden Mr. and Mrs.James N. McGhan Mr. and Mrs.James R. McGraw Mr. and Mn.Thomas A. McHugh Mr. and Mn. Tunodiy McHugh Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Mcintosh Mr. and Mrs. AUan R McLearen Mr. and Mrs.James A. McManamay MI. and Mn. Hairy D Mebndei MI. and Mn. Gaiy E. Merechth CW2 Charles L. Meyen, USA (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs.Joseph F Miante III * Mn. Gloria A. Mickle Mr. and Mn.James J. Mikowski Ms. GwendolynV MUler CAPT and Mrs.Jon W Mmor Mr. Rickie Miyake & Mrs.Juha Mak Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moffat Mr. and Mn. Carlos Mohna Mn. Patticia A. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Montoya Mr. and Mrs. Freddy L. Montoya Mr. and Mrs. RudoUb Montoya CDR and Mn. Michael E. Moore Mrs. MarUyn H. Morgan Mr. Anthony MormgieUo Mr. and Mn.John T. Moms Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Moses Mr. and Mn. Mark Modow Mr. and Mn. Raul R. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Brace T. Myen Mr. and Mrs. Mark F Nelson Mrs. Martha B. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. RalphW. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. New

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IKft^ENTS Mr. and Mn. Robert C. Nickel Mr. and Mn. Rocco L. NoveUino Mr. and Mn. David O'Brien Mr. and Mn.James M. O'Brien Mr. and .Mn. Emest F Obrock Mr. and Mn. Raymond O'Connor Mr. and Mn. Pattick K. O'ReUly Mr. and Mn. Munir Orgun Dt Rafael A. Ortega and Ms. Shawn A. Sefton Mr. and Mn.AUen F Ostrofe Mr. and Mn. Dermis R. Randy MI. and Mn. Donald T. Raolim Dt and Mn. Phaedon P. Rapadopoulos MI. and .Mn.Jean Marc" Papon MI. and Mn. Richaid A. PareDa Dt and Mn. Michael T. Paikei Mr. and Mn.Wolhani L. Patton Mr. and Mn. Brace E. Peiffer Ms. Shannon A. Penrod Mn.Apnl C. PercibaUi Mr. and Mn. Charles Perez Mr. and Mn. Dayle L. Pescaia Mr. Ronald C. Petenon Mr. and Mn.James E. PickeriU Mr. and Mn.Alan Pinkemian Mr. and Mn.WUliam B. Rittard Mr. and Mn. Robert P o ^ o CDR and Mn. Mark R. Rohaszek Mr. and Mn. David C. Ponce-Campos Mr. and Mn. Michaelj. Prendergast * Mr.Jeffiey F. Preston Mr. and Mn. Robert L. Pritchett Mr. and Mn.Joseph R. Pugha Mr. and Mn.Wdson L. PuUano Ms. Mitsuko Quandahl Mr. and Mn. Robert Quihuis,Jt Mr. and Mn.WUliam S. Ragon Mr. and Mn. Douglas P. Raineault Mr. and Mn. Daniel N. Ramirez Mr. and Mn.Joseph S. Raulh Mr. and Mn. Fredrick E. Ream Mt and Mn. Michael P. Reardon Mr. and Mn. Scott R. Reece, St Mr. and Mn.Theodore L. Reed Mr.John N. Reczloff Mr. and Mn.Joel G. Reyna Mr. and Mn. Paul E. Reynolds Mr. and Mn. DeWayne D. Ricklefi Mn. Mary Roach Mn. Teresa A. Roach Mr. and Mn.James M. Robertacao Mr.John D. Roberts Mr. and Mn. O. Z. Robertson III Mr. and Mn. Steve P. Robertson Mr. and Mn. Michael R. Robinson Mr. and Mn. Samuel Robuison * Mr. and Mn.Todd Robinson Mt Richard C. Rodi Mt and Mn.Toby L. Rohlin Mr. and Mn. Michael D Root Mr. and Mn. Mark C. Rodi Mr. and Mrs.WUham T Rucker Mn. Jeanne G. Rudzki Mt and Mn. Glenwood Rudedge Mr. and Mn. GUes S. Ryan Mn. Katherine Sagimsky Mr. Chuck Sambar Mt Anthony V Sanchez Mt Manuel Sanchez-Garcia and Ms. Maria J. Maldonado-Vargas

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Parents Fund For Christopher Panos 7 2 , raised in foster care, graduating from the Naval Academy was one of the greatest things that had ever happened to him. You can imagine his joy when his eldest son, Nick, decided to take on the challenge ofthe Academy in the summer of 1996 as a member ofthe Class of 2000. A second son, Dennis, chose to attend the Academy as a member of the Class of 2005.

"We truly believe that no strict dollar figure could be placed upon the value of the benefits a young man or woman receives during their Academy experience. It is private funding—^from you and me—^that makes possible the crucial extra margin of excellence that sets the Academy apart from other service academies and civilian institutions."

—Chris and Susan Panos

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Mr. and Mn. David Brace Mr. and Mn.James M. Bragler Mr. and Mn. PhiUip J. Brunoehler Mr. and Mn.Thomas E. Bryan •* Mr. and Mn. Robert G. Bryant Mr. and Mn.WUham H. Buceyjt Dr. and Mn. C. Richard Buchanan MI. and Mn. Chailes Buchanan Mr. and Mn.James Buchar Mr. and Mn.Joseph J. Buczkowski CDR and Mn. Donald S. Budrejko Mr. and Mn.Thomas B. Buehler * Mr. and Mn.James L. Builard • Mr.Jerry R. Burger and Dr. Carleen M. Burger Mr. James E. Burke Mr. and Mn. Gustav Burkholder Mr. and Mn. Michael R. Burkovich Mr. and Mn.James P Bumett Mr. and Mn.WUham E. Burnett Mn. KadUeen S. Burns Mr. and Mn. George J. Burton Mr. and Mn. Dale B. Buss Mr. Dan N. Byrne • Mr. and Mn.Jolm R. Cady Mn.Ann CahiU Mr. and Mn. Craig C. Callahan Mr. and Mn.Joseph D Calvert Mr. and Mn. Miguel A. Camacho Mr. and Mn. Richani A. Camden Mr. and Mn. Kenneth D. Cameron Mr. and Mn. Cohn CampbeU Mr. and Mn. Michaelj. CampbeU Mr. and Mn.T. P CampbeU Mr. and Mn. Larry D. Candeto Mr. and Mn. Rene R. Cano Mr. and Mn. Anthony J. Cantafio Mr. and Mn. David E Capo Mr. Robert H. Carhle Mr. and Mn. Jayms H. Carlson LT and Mn. Carl R. Carlsward Mr. and Mn. Barry F Carmody, St Mr. and Mn. Craig Can Rev. and Mn.Timothy J. CanMr. and Mn. David C. Carter Mr.John H. Casper Mr. and Mn.Jack Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. CataUo Mr. and Mn. Enc O. Gates III -Mn. Margaret A. Cathro Ms. Susannah K. Caum Mr. and Mn.Jeff A. Cauthen Mr. and Mn. Carl A. Caves Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Cerone Mr. and Mn. Charles E. Chamben * Ms. Cynthia Chamben Mr. and Mn. R. Stephen Chauvin.Jt Mr. and Mn. Al Checca Mr. and Mn. Chi Martm Chen Mr. and Mn. PaulJ. Chenette Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Chevvning Mr. and Mn. Chris A. ChUders Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. ChUdress Mr. and -Mn. Steven M. Ching Mr. and Mn.Joseph Choate,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Michael R Choros Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Christensen Mr. and Mn.Thomas G. CUia Mr. and Mrs. Alfi-ed A. Cipriano Mn. Kimberly A. CisseU

Mr. and Mn. Michael A. Clark Mr. WUham Clark Mr. and Mn. Clarence W Cby Mr. Pattick E. Clemans Mr. Gary E. Cline LtCol and Mn. Scott Chne Mr. James M. Cloyd Dt and Mn. Richard O. Coe Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Coffinan Mr. and Mn. David G. Cohick Mr. and Mn. Otis G. Cole Mr. and Mn. AUen D Coleman Mr. and Mn. Gerald E. Coleman Mr. and Mn. Edward L. CoUins Mr. and Mn.Thomas D CoUinsworth Mr. Gordon J. Colton Mr. and Mn. Clark E. Colvin,Jt Mr. and Mn. Marvin A. Comer Mr. and Mn. Edward S. Comora Ms. Susan J. Conaway Mr. and Mn.James M. Cone Mr. and Mrs. Bnan P. ConneUy Mr. and Mn. Denms M. Conrad Mr. and Mn. Greg L. Coonfare Ms. Mary R. Cope Mr. and Mn. C. L. Corder Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cormack Mr. and Mrs. AUen C. Corter Ms. Donna I. Cosgrove Mr. and Mn.ThomasT. CosteUo Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Cox Mr. Ivan Cox Mr. and Mn.Jeffery Cox Mr. Michael Coyne Mr. and Mn. Daniel R. Crawmer Mn. Haemin Creamer Mn. Susan Creed Percy Mn. Ernestine R. Crews Mr. and Mn. Lawrence M. Croft Mr. and Mn. Louis W Cronin Mr. and Mn. Leland W Crosby Mr. and Mn. Robert D. Culpepper Ms. Amy L. Cunningham LtCol and Mn.Timothy J. Cunningham Mr. and Mn. Robert E. Cumen Mr. and Mn. Robert F Cushman Ms. Barbara M. Dade Mr. James R. Dade Mn. Donna J. Daffion Mr. and Mn. Robert L. Dann Mr. and Mn.John M. Dattoh Mn. Josephine De Lazaro Mr. and Mn.John H. Dean * Mn.Ahce C. Dearden Mr. and Mn. Roy K. DeBoer Mr. and Mn. Charles D DeCarohs Mr. and Mn. Daniel A. Decindio Mn. Susan K. Deese Dt and Mn.WUham J. Dendingei Mr. and Mn.Thomas Dente Mr. and Mn. Ronald J. Deschenes Mr. David L. Dettick Mr. and Mn.Jesus Z. DeVera Dt and Mn. Anthony C. DeVuono Mr. and Mn. Charles B. Devvitt Ms. Marina S. Dias Dt and Mn. Dermis K. Dibbem Mr. and Mn.John Diede Mr. and Mn.Joseph N. DiMarino Mr. and Mn. Garv- J. Dmob Mr. PhUip R Divis and Dt Karen R. Divis *

Mr. and Mrs.James J. DLxon Mr. and Mn. Eddie Dobson Mr. and Mrs. Fred W Dogero Mr. and Mrs.WUham A. Doney Mr. and Mrs.Vmcent R. Donohue Dt and Mn. Edmund D'Orazio Mr. and Mn.James Dorff Mr. Hugh J. Donian Mr. and Mn. Gary R. Dostal Mr.John E. Dougherty III Mr. and Mn.John H. Dow Mr. and Mn.JohnT. Dowd Ms. Suzanne Dovvhng Mr. and Mrs.Thomas F Downeyjt Mr. and Mn.James A. Draeger Mr.Albert D. Dragon Mr. and Mn. Frank Dranginis Mr. and Mn. Charles L. Dnggs Mr. and Mrs. Michaelj.DriscoU Mr. and Mrs. NeU J. DriscoU Dt Pattiaa D'Souza and DtTan T. Nguyen Mr. and Mn. Stephen M. Dubmsky Dt and Mrs. David L. Dudley Mr. Douglas W Dukes Mr. and Mn. Mark DiUik Dt and Mn. Steven R. Dunbar Mr. Bruce Dungan Mr. and Mn. Blaine Dupont Mr. and Mn. Raymond J. Durkan Mr. Louis Duno, St Mr. and Mrs. Brace H. Dvvyer Mr. and Mn.Thomas A. Eagan Mn. Gaye A. Ebert Dt and Mn.James W Ebert Mr. and Mn. Peter F Edge Ms. Dinah L. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. David R. Edwards Mr. and Mn. Carlton L. Efird Mr. and Mn.Jerry H. Egloff Mr.MerreUVEhien Mr. and Mn. Robert B. Eidson Mrs. Janet J. EUinger Mr. Fonest S. EUner Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. EUsvvorth Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Emery Mr. and Mn. Rupert F Enuson Mr. Frank W Engle Mr. and Mn. George M. Enghsh Mr. and Mn. Matthew Eppen Mr. and Mn. Ev-ander L. Epps, St * Mr. and Mn.Jay S. Epstein Mr. and Mn. FrancisJ. Erkman III Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Erving Mr. and Mrs. Charles Escher Ms. BormieV Evans MI. and Mn. Brian D Evans Mn. Elaine E Ev-ans Hantman Ms. Mary H. Evarts Mr. and Mrs. Ford C. Evvaldsen, St Mr. and Mn. Mcintosh K. EvveU, St Mr. and Mn. Donald R. Fair Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fabrdeau Mr. and Mn.Joseph D. Falcone Mr. and Mn. George B. Fannin Mr. and Mn.Thomas P. Famoly Mr. Samuel J. Fassari Mr. and Mn.WUham J. Favia Mr. and Mn. Peter M. Feaman Mr. and Mn. Raul T. Feeley * Mr. and Mn. Donald R Feipel Mr. and Mn. H. Edward Fendleyjt

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Mr. and Mn. FredW. Holzrichter Mr. and Mn.Joseph Hordowicz Mr. and Mn. Lawrence R. Horn Mr. and Mn. PhUhp J. Hornfeck Mr. and Mn. Bradley Q. Houlden Ms. Martha K. Howard Mr. Gerald K. Hoy Mr. and Mn. GregT. Hoyt Mr. and Mn. Roger L. Hudson Mr.Troy N. Hu^es and Ms. Karen R. Doney Mr. and Mn.A.Aaron Hunt Mr. and Mn. Edward R. Hunt Mr. and Mn.WUham L. Hurley Mr. and Mn. Ronald P. Hyde Mr. and Mn.James R. Hyssong Mr.Amulfo C. Imbat Mr. and Mn. Kenneth L. Ingje LtCol and Mn.Joseph R Innent Mr. and Mn. Gary J. Irwin * Mr. David E. Ivenon Mr. and Mn. Raphael A.Jacobs Mr. and Mn.AlbertWJacobsmeyer Ms. Lmdajaenson Mr. and Mn. David A. Jakubek Dt MUton H. JamaU and Mn. Margo Gutierrez Mr. and Mn. Dennis W James Rev. and Mn. Richard I.James Mr. and Mn.Tunothy A.Janke Mr. and Mn. Riciiard M. Jefferies Mr. and Mn. Stephen R.Jendrysik Ms.Vincene Jenkins Mr. and Mn. HaroldVJesse Mn.YunseonJm Mr. and Mn. Craig A.Johnson MI. and Mn.John L.Johnson Mr. Norman M.Johnson Mr. and Mn. Ralph D.Johnson Mr. and Mn. Francis X. Johnston Mr. and Mn. Frederick B.Jolinston,Jt Mr. and Mn. Scott E.JoUey MI. and Mn. Fiedeiick Jones Ml. and Mn. Gregoiy A.Jones Dt and Mn. Jeffiey M.Jones MI. and Mn.Jefiiey M.Jones Mn. Cordeha A.Jordan Mr. and Mn. Michael G. Jossis Mn. Cindy Journey Mr. and Mn.James B.Joyce,Jt Mr. Charles A. Jungbluth Mr. FredenckW Kacher III * Col and Mn.John M. Kaheny Mr. and Mn.Thomas H. Kalodnski Mr. and Mn. George E. Kane * MI. and Mn.John L. Kane MI. and Mn. Roger R. Kane Mr. and Mn.John S. Kaptan Mr.Jeffiey J. Karalus Ms. Robyn M. Karalus Mr. and Mn. Dennis E. Kanhner Mr. and Mn. Dnuttiy Kasatkin Mr. and Mn. Owen Kavanagh Mr. and Mn. Henry H. Kayser Mt and Mn. Stephen Keeney Mr. and Mn. Kemieth J. Keithley Dt and Mn. Perry G. KeidUey Mr. and Mn.James B. KeUer Mr. and Mn. RusseU J. KeUerman Mr. and Mn. Gerald R KeUy Mt and Mn. Pattick R KeUy Mt and Mn. Monte Keltoer

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Mr. and Mn. Ronald E Lewis MI. and Mn.John C. Li Ml. and Mn. Chailes J. Liegel MI. and Mn.James A. Light MI.Jolm H. Lind and Mn.Ahce M. Quigley Ms.Janet B. Lippman MI. and Mn.Tuii A. Litfin Dtjuan Lbdo and Dt Teresa E. Frazei Mr. and Mn. Mason D. Lloyd Mr. and Mn. Robert H. Loeffler Mr. and Mn. David K. Loesel Mr. and Mn.Toni Lolhni Mr. and Mn. Douglas H. London Ms. Rehana London MI. Michaelj. Lopez MI. Samuel P. Lono MI. and Mn.Thomas G. Love MI. and Mn.WUliam R. Lovick Dr. and Mn.WUham LozingetJt MI. and Mn. Richard S. Luchsuiger Mr.John M. Lukamch and Dt Martie R. Lukamch Mr. and Mn. Donald R. Lundgren Mr. and Mn. Michael Lundy Mr. and Mn. Gregory L. Lupo Mn. Renate M. Lwovv -Mr. and Mn.John R. Lyboldt Ms. Margaret Tonsor Lynch Mr. and Mn.T. Patnck Lynch Mr. and Mn. Steve A. MacDonald Mr. and Mn. Daniel J. MacDonneU Mr. and Mn. Andrew P. MacLeod Ms. Carol Ann Macob Mr. Ian T. MacPherson Mr. and Mn.Walter C. Maeset Jt Mr. and Mn.John J. Maguire III Mr. and Mn.WiUiam M. Maher Mr. and Mn. MarkW. Malcohn Mr. and Mn.Jerry C. Maniscalco, St MI. and Mn. Lany A. Mankms MI. BranoV. ManneUo Mr. and Mrs. RobertW Maraal Mn. Cynthia R. Maihng MI. and Mn.James A. Marsh Mr. and Mn. Lee M. -Manh Mr. and Mn. David R. Martin Mr. and Mn.John C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Kurt S. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Freddie R. Martinez, J t Mr. and Mn. Raul R. Martinez Mr. and Mn. Mike W Marvel Mr. Larry A. Man-eU Mr. and Mn. Robert L. Marx CAPT and Mrs.James N. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Mason Mr. and Mn. Jeffiey D. Matthews Mr. and -Mrs. Michaelj. Mattingly Mr. and Mrs.WUhamV. Maugeri Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mawdsley Jt Mr. and Mn. Dennis Mayer Mn.LUbW Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Daryl G. Mayhew * Mr. and Mn.John McAndrews Mr. Thonias A. McAvoyJt * Mr. and Mrs.Joseph McCaUum Mr. James R. McCombs Mn.Annehe McCuUey Mr. CecU C. McCumbet J t Mr. and Mn. Robert G. McCune •* Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McElvenny Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McFaU

Mr. and Mn. Richard A. McGuui Mr. and Mn. Roger J. McLaughhn Mr. and Mn. Michaelj. McMahon Mr. and Mn. David R. Meek Mr. RichardV Meese Mr. and Mn. Dennis E Mehlmann Mn. Naonu Mehls Ms. NUsa I. Melendez Mr. and Mn.John Melhng Ms. Carol A. MeneUly Mr. Robert R. Mennerich Mr. and Mn. Michael D. Merchant •* Mr. and Mn. Louis F Mench Ms. Frances A. Messer Mr. and Mn. Edward D Meyer Mr. and Mn. Kyle S. Meyer Mr. and Mn. Michael Mieckowski Mr. and Mn. Laurence E. MiUer Mr. and Mn.John H. MiUhouse Mr. and Mn. Dmo A. Mirabal Mr. and Mn.Tunodiy J. Misch Mr. and Mn.V R Mitalas Mr.John D. Modrak,Jt Mr. and Mn. Daniel Mogck Mr. and Mn. Frank A. Mohnaro The Honorable and Mn. Donald WMoUoy Mr. Tom Moloney Mr.Joseph R. Moman Mr. and Mn.WUham J. Monahan Mr. Nash J. Monsour Mr. and Mn. Louis Montgomery Mr. and Mn. Daniel A. Moore Mr. and Mn. David G. Moore Mr. and Mn. Jesse T. Moore III Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Morgan Mr. and Mn. Robert T. Morgan Dr. and Mrs.Thomas K. Morgan,Jt Mr. and Mn. Richard A. Moriiack Mr.Jeffiey W Monis Mr. and Mn. Stephen L. Morris Mr. and Mn. Brian R. Morrison Mr. and Mn. Donald Momson Ms. Sunnie A. Mortimer Mr. and Mn.Timothy R. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Fumiaki Motoi Dt and Mn.Joseph B. MuUen Mr. and Mn. Hugh MuUiken Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mure Ms. Dolores D. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Murphy Mr. and Mrs.Thomas J. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Kurt E. Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Leebrick G. Nakama Mr. and Mrs.John G. Nanna Mr. and iVlrs. Ruben Navano Mr. and Mn. Robert S. Neff, J t Mr. and Mn. Robert H. Neighbon Mr. and Mrs.WUham J. NeUl •* Mr. Cornehus P. Nelan Ms. Deborah J. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. DanielV Neubnd CAPT and Mrs. Norman Newcomb Mr. Duane E. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Leland F Nicely Mr. and Mn. George W Niebuhr,Jt Mn. Inge Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Rafael A. Nieves Mr. and Mrs.WUham D. NUles MI. and Mis. Michael Niznik Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Norman

Mr. and Mrs. RobertW. Norris Mr. and Mrs.Tonmiy B. Norris Mr. and Mrs.Wayne A. Nowitzki Mr. and Mn. Gregory Oates Mr. Kemieth J. O'Brien •* Mr. and Mrs. Terry C. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs.WUham C. O'Bnen Mt and Mrs. Mark R. Obrochta Mr. and Mn. Raul R O'ConneU Mr. and Mrs. Gerard T. O'DonneU Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Oesteneich Mr. and Mrs. DonneU E. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Edmimd H. OknilUik,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Ohvi Mr.andMrs.VaUaVOUiver Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. O'NeUl Mr. and Mrs. David C. Opitz • Mr. and Mn. Arthiu A. Oravet Dt and Mn. Geoffiey C. Ordi Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Ortman Ms. Kathleen Osegueda Mr. and Mrs. DonaldV. Osgood Ms. Maureen K. O'SuUivan Mr. and Mrs.Victor M. PadiUa Mr. and Mrs. Salvador E. Pagan Ms. Brenda R. Page Mr. RhUip J. Palermo Mr. and Mrs. George PaUas * Mr. and Mrs. Brace Palmer Ms. Susan G. Pappianou Mr. and Mrs. Peter Raiasco MI. and Mrs. Peter Park Mr. and Mn.Thomas R. Parker Mr. and Mrs.WUham D. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Pasternak Mr. and Mrs. Edmundo T. Rattawi Mr. and Mn. Arthur R. Pawlak Mr. Marvin P Paxton Mr. and Mn. Donald G. Raynter Mr. and Mrs. David Rearttee Mr. WUlard R. Peifleyjt Ms. Linda A. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Penrose Mr. Anthony Pensabene Dt and Mrs.Jolm A. PercibaUi Mr. and Mrs.Anthony H. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Pema Ms. Geralyn R. Pernn Mr. and Mn.John D. Peters Ms. Rosemary C. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Petenon •* Mr. Robert Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Pettism Mr. and Mrs.Joseph A. PetraceUi Mr. and Mn. David B. Peyton Mt and Mrs. Jorge Pezzat Mr.WUham C. Rfeffer Ms.Jame D. PhUhps Mr. N. LaRon PhUhps Mt and Mn.Thomas M. PhUhps Mrs. Liz A. Pianetta Mr. L. Ricom Mr. and Mrs. Alberto B. Pma Mr. and Mrs.WUham M. Ripkm Mrs. Gloria Pippm Mr. Frederick J. Piquette Mr. and Mrs.Anthony M. Piunno • Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Rizzi Mrs. Jeanne Rlatek Mr. and Mrs.WUham R. Poet

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MENTS Mr. Antonio San Jose Mr. and .Mn. Jose Sanchez, St Mr. and .Mn. PhiUip I. Sanmcci -Mr. and .Mn. Anthony M. Sadese Ms. Gina C. Scan-ei Mr. and -Mn. Anthony C. Scerbo Mr. and Mn. Peter L. SchUler Mr. and Mn.WUham I. Schindele, It -Mr. and Mn.Joseph R Schippert Mr. and Mn. Jerel A. Schomer Mr. Richard A. Schuchard Mr. Rolf Schuene Mr. Robert E. Schumacher Ms.Janet A. Schuster Mr. Mark D Schuster Mr. and .Mn. Robert G. Schwenzer Mn. Christine Scott Mn. Ethel Scott Mr. and .Mn. Kurt W Sebnd Mr. and Mn. Subrata K. Sen Mr. and Mn. HaroldV Sev-erson Mr. and Mn. Arthiu G. Shadibrth Mr. and Mn.John M. Shanahan Mn. Anita C. Sheiiock Ms. Maiy Sherman Mr. WUliam Shev-eland Mr.James D. Shields Mr. and Mn. Michael W Shields Mr. and Mn. Steven M. Shockley Mr. and Mn.WUliam R. Short Mr. and Mn. Lany L. ShrevT Mr. and Mn. Boris Shvets Mr. and Mn.James W Sides Mr. and Mn. Richard L. SUv-estrini Mr. and Mn. Burkett T. Simmons Mr. and Mn. Richarci B. Sinclair Mr. and Mn. Sotero Sirios, Jt Ms. Kathleen G. Skarin -Mn. Susan Skiimer MI. and -Mn. Edwaid L. Smith MI. and -Mn. Gai\- E. Smith MI. and Mn. Howaid J. Smith, Jt MI. and Mn.John C. Smith * MI. and .Mn. .Michael C. Smith MI. and .Mn. Stephen H. Smith Mr. and Mn.Terry W Smith Mr. Walter D. Smidi MT.WUhamT Snudi III Mr. and Mn. WUhamV Smith Mr. and Mn. Huber E. Smutz,Jt Mr.WiUiam D Smythe and Mn. Christina Roese MI. and Mn.Tad L. Sodergren Mr. and Mn. Michael E. Sohnonson Mr. and Mn.Joseph J. Soltis CAPT and Mn.WUham J. Somerville Mr. and Mn. Raul E. Soria

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Mr. Nelson Tones Dt and Mn. Frank C.TorteUa MI. and Mn.Joseph R.Townsend Ms. EUen E.Trautman MI. and Mn.Tunothy M.Tremel Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Tubbs Mr. and Mn. Rick N.Tufvesson Mr. and Mn. Gregg M.Tumer MI. Roger J. Tutde Mr. and Mn. Hector G. Ubinas Mr. and Mn. Richard C. Uhde Mr. and Mn. Aren H. Urkowitz Mr. and Mn. Glenn E. Urquhart Mr. and Mn. Cari R.Vaas Ms. Man- C.Vagley Mr. and Mn.WUliam J. Valenti Mr. and Mn. Angelo Valle Mr. David D. Van Wagoner Mn. Nancy- B.Van Zeyl Mr. and Mn. Kevin E.Vandegriff Mr. and Mn. WebsterVeade,Jt Mr. and Mn. Stefan R.Ventura Mr. and Mn. Richarci E.Vier Mr. and Mn. Omar E.ViUegas Mr. and Mn.John R.Voneida Mr. and Mn. Clarence R.Vote Mr. and Mn. Robert C.^^gner Dr. and Mn.AUen R.WaUcer Mr. and Mn. Kevin J.Walsh Mr. and Mn.John J.Walter Mr. and Mn. George M . ^ l t e n CDR and Mn.James E.WaldiaU Mr. and Mn. Dale A. Wandersee * Mr. David WW^ck and Dr. Carol A. Coats Mr. and Mn. Geoige L.Wathen Ms. Penny L.Watkins Dt and Mn. Edward C . ^ t t e n III Mr. and Mn.John WWeant Mr. and Mn. Eddie Weaver Mr. and Mn. Christipher A. Webb Mr. and Mn. Kurt M.Weber Mr. and Mn. Keidi E.Weide Mr. and Mn. Herman R. Weingart Mn.Joan M.Weinstein Mr.DaleJ.Weisker Mr.H.L.Welbom Mr. and Mn. Stevien M.Welch Mr. and Mn. Robert T. WeUer Mr. and Mn.WUbur L.WeUs Mr. and Mn. Gerani A. Wendelken Mr. YUi-Shyong Weng Mr. and Mn. Richard E. Werner Mr. and Mn. Cedar B.West Mr. and Mn. Delbert A. West Mr. and Mn. Michael T.Westhafer Dt and Mn. Kemieth E Weyback Ms. Lori A.Whalev

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Dr. and Mn. Scott M.Whiddon Mr. and Mn. David N.White Ms. Denise R.White Mr. and Mn. Fred E.White Mr. and Mn.John O.White Mr. and Mn.ThomasWWhitehead Mr. and Mn.Thomas E.Whiteway Mr. and Mn.Timothy H.Whidow Mr. and Mn.J. K.Whitmer Mr. Robert C . W h i t t m ^ Mr. and Mn. Curtis L.Wickham Ms. Mary EUen Wier Mn. Marilyn E. Wiese Mr. and Mn. Jessel S. WUder Mr. and Mn.Woodrow Wdkie Mr.EarlWUkins Mr. and Mn. Bryce D.WUIett Mr. and Mn. David Williams Mr. and Mn. Gerald F. Wdliams Mr. and Mn. Thomas A. WiDman Mr. and Mn. Andrew L. Wmder Mr. and Mn. Steven C. Wishart Mr. and Mn.James R.Withrow CAPT and -Mn. Charies H. Witten Mr. Lorencz E.Wit£men,Jt Dr. Lmda D.Woff Mr. Franldin Wolf and Ms. Gini A. Blostem-Wolf Mr. George Woltetjt Mr. and .Mn. KvvokY.Woi^ Mr. and Mn. Herbert L.WcKxlrick,Jt Mr. and Mn. David E.Woodward Mr. and Mn. C. Robert Woolsev' Ms. Janet J.Wortiiii^ Mr. and Mn. DavidJ. Wnght Mr. and Mn.John EWright Mr. and Mn.Thomas G.Wright Mr. and Mn. Reginald C.Wiiomos Mr. and Mn. Stephen Yale Mr. and Mn.Ufcue N.Yamamoto Mn. Julia Yedoni Mr. and Mrs. Flarrv' E.YeisetJt Mr. Lee York Mr. and Mn. Richard A.Yorty Mn. Elizabeth A.Young Mr. and Mn.Thomas J.Youi^ Mr. Haney Yu • Mr. Donald Zembiec Mr. and Mn. Robert R Zibi Mr. and Mn. Boden Zubhc Mr. and Mn.Alan Zvviibhs * Matching Gift t Deceased

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hank you to the foIlo\ving USNA friends for their continued support ofthe Naval Academy and the Brigade of Midshipmen in 2004.We are very grateful for their generosity.

President's Circle ($2,500 and above) Anonvmous RAD.M and Mn. Herbert M. Bridge Ms. Marv- Gale Buchanan MI. and .Mn. Cummins Cathenvood, Ji. CAPT AndrewJ. Combe, USN (Ret.) MI.John C. Crouse MI. and .Mn.Arie S. Crown CART and Mn. Ronald E. Eadie MI. Charies R.Eail -MI. and Mn. NUs Ericson Ml. and -Mn.Jeny R. Etter RAD-M -Marsha J. Evans. USN (Ret) and LCDR Gerani R. Evans, USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn.W James FarreU * Mr.PhUipWGaffiievMr. and Mn. Chester S. GbdchuJc, J t Mr. and Mn. Robert T. Guard -Mr. and -Mn. RobertW Hayden Ms. Arlene Giesser Inch Mr. and -Mn. Robert L. Jester Mr. and -Mn. Richard WJohnson II -Mr. and Mn. Meredith J. Long -Mr. Ben E Lov-e CDR and Mn.James J. MacNevyJt Mr. and -Mn. J.W -Marriott, Jt The Honorable and Mn. Robert .Mosbacher Mn.Ahce IngersoU Nagle Estare of .Mn. Nelson T. NoweU -Mr. and Mn.Thomas PhiUips -Mr- and -Mn. Blake N. Ravv3on * Mr. and -Mn. Kenneth J. Roberts Mr. Kenneth G. Robmsoitjt Mr. Patrick J. RoonevMr. and .Mn. .Mark A. Schlang Prof WUham -M. Smedley Mr. James S. Smith Estate ofRADM Sidney W Souen, USNT?. (Ret) -Mr. and -Mn.James M.TidweU CDR Afcert W Vittek, USN (Ret.) Mn. Roslyn A. Weathen t

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. Dominick Agron Mr.ChnsL.BuU The Honorable Beverly B. Byron and .MI. B. Kuk Walsh* MI. and Mn. Alfonso De.Matteis MI. and Mn. Donald DeVoe Col and .Mis. AUan J. Enghsh Mn. Paul R. Jaspei Mr. and Mn. Frederick W Leick Mn.Ahce .Magee Mr.J. RandaU Minchew Ms. Ann .MuUen A.MB and Mn. Raul H. Robmson, J t -Mr. James Shaffian Mr.J.A.Shiba Mr. and Mn. Alvin V Shoemaker

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999} Mn. Ale.xandra B. Barke-Rector •* Ms. Wanda H. Bottom Mr. Robert R. Chaphne * Mn. Betty Chffonit Ms. Joan E. Condoret Mr. Ronald E. CouncU RADM JohnW Cronm, USNR (Ret.) Mr.W J. Cunningham The Honorable Fred Davidson III MI. Kenneth Dreyfiiss Di.WUhamM.Ewald -Ms. Nancy C. Fitz-Gerald Mr. and .Mn.Jenard M. Gross Ms.AngebJ.Hope Mr. and Mn. Samuel M. King CAPT Dean R. Lanon, USNR (Ret) Dr. Rudolph Licandro Mr. David D. Mack Mr. Robert B. Mack Mr. P. Gerry .Maurer Mr.John E Nash Mr.WiUiam Sarnoff Mr. Robert L. Slevin Dt and Mn.James A. Strite, Jt Ms. Clare Wagner Mr. Robert L.Wesorick

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Anonymous Ms.CarbJ.Buch* Mr. and Mn. Richard A. Bouyear Mr.John J. Brogan Mr. Ronald H. CampbeU Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Cowhey III Mr. and .Mn. Christopher L. Davis Mr. Melvin W De Man Mr. and -Mn. E.J. Farmer • Mr.John R. GosneU RAD-M and Mn. Kennedi G. Haynes Mr. and Mn. David HoSberger Mr. Harry Jones land Mn. Jom Jones RAD-M John M. Kenh, St, USN Mr.John B. Lowry Mr. and Mn.John H. Masten Mr. FredenckV McNau III t Dr. and Mn. Robert E Mons * • Mr. and Mn.Wayne Rackoff * Mr. and .Mn.Thomas C. Rice Mr. BUI Richardson Mn.Vera M. RUey Mr. Tom Spencer Ms. Carol SpmeUa Mn. Peggy- Trenham Mr. Maynard R Valentme Mr. and Mn.John G.Wales Mr. and Mn. Coleman Wortham III

Donor CART Morgan R Ames, USNR (Ret.) t Mr.Alan R. Andenon Ms. Mary Jane Araer Mr. Edwin F Arthur Mr. and Mn. R. L. Arthur Mn. Suzanne Aupperlee Mr. and Mn.WUliam E. Aupperiee Ms. Arm V BaUey Ms. Patricia Barrows • Ms. Donna G. Basco Mr. Samuel Bav-aro Mr. David E.Behr Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Beiger Ms.Tamara Behnonte Mr. and Mn. RohW Benseler Mr. James Berkson Ms. Bettie B. Biederman Mr.W. F BUderback Mr. and Mn.Jolm Butwisde Mr. Linley C. Bizik Mr. and Mn. Jeffiey P. Blanchard Mr.Jack S. Blanton,Jt Ms. Margaret A. Borden CDR Stevenson W. Bowman, SC, USN -Ms. SheUa C. Brannen CAPT and Mrs. Peter J. Braun Mr. Michael L. Braxton Mr. and Mn.J.J. Bray Mr. and Mrs. Mavnard J. Brichford Mr. Richard H.BnU Mr. and Mrs.John H. Britton Ms. KeUy E. Brock .Mr. and Mn. E. Huntington Brown Mr. and Mrs.James H. Brown Ms. Jeanette P. Brown Ms. Joan E Brown

Mr. and Mn. Alexander D. Brunini Mr. and Mn. Gene H. Buder Mn. Carolyn K. Butterfield Ms. Eva Byen Ms. Ehzabedi A. CaldweU Mr.Jack CampbeU.Jt Mr. and Mn. Gene Capener Mr. and Mn. SUvio CappieUo Ms. Betty Carlo Mr.John E. Carlson Ms. Sarah F Carlton Mr. WUham R. Carpenter III Mr. and Mn. Jeffiey A. Cauthen Mn. Nancy L. Cichowicz Ms. Evelyn B. Clark Mr. and Mn.WUliam S. Cbyton Mr.and Mn. Donald Cole • Mr. Horace Connery Mr. Franklvn T. Cook Mr. and .Mrs.John Cook Mr. Stephen Coonts Ms. HUda Corak Mr. Robert E. Covvhng.Jt Mr. and Mn. DonaldJ. Craig CAPT H.S. Crosby USN Mn.Anne M. Crouse CAPT and Mn.W. R. Crozier Mr. Robert Cummings Mr. and Mn. Curtis Cunningham Mr. Anthony Curreri Mr. and Mn. Charles R. Currm III Mr. and Mn. Erme Danner Mn.Jean Davie Mr. and Mn. Herbert C. Deggendorf Mr. and Mn. L. Robert Delcour Mr. JohnV. DeThoraas Mr. Vincent DiCosimo Ms. Joan C. Doupe

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laOlENDS Mr. and Mn. Michael A. Drago Mr. and Mn. Kenneth N. Drew Mr. Jesse Dukes Mr. and Mn. G. C. Ehemann Mr. and Mn. Edward B. Eliason Mr. and Mn. Robert G. Emst MI. and Mn. Raymond Fang MI. Call R Favie Mr. E C. Feinberg Mr. and Mn. Invin Feinberg Ms. Leshe Femberg Ms. CariottaJ. Fendig LT and Mn. Seth C. Fenner Mr. James Forbes Mr. Eugene R. Foster Ms. Rudi Fraley Mr. Herbert R. Fritts * Mr. Fred Gallaajier Ms. Mary E. Garber Mr. and Mn. Eugene W Gardodd CDR Richaid E. Garnet USNR (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Lawience Gaulsch LT Louise Giannotti, USN • CDR and .Mn. Richani R GUboy Ms. Susan T. Ginsbeig MI. L. Goidon Mn.R.PGonion Mn. Chariotte Cuirie Giaiiam LCDR and Mn. Ronald J. Haley CAPT and Mn. Richaid S. Hammond MI. and Mn. Roger K. Hamperian Mr. Kenneth Hannan Ms. Muriel Harding Mr. and Mn.John A. Harkavy M.S. Louise P. Harris CAPT PaulJ. Hardey,Jt,USN (Ret) Col Harry E. Hasshnget USA (Ret) Mr.James L. Heinsehnan Mr. EhrmanW. Heller Mn. Diana Hendrix Mn. Dorothy Means Henu^on Mr. and Mn. David S. Henh Mr. and Mn. Glenn B. Highsmith Mr.John C. HUgenberg Mn. Virginia L. Hipfel Mr. Patrick S. Hobm Mr. and Mn. Fred C. Hoeppner Mr. and Mn. Frank E. Hoffinan Ms.Virgiiua R. Hogeboom Mr. Lawrence O. Hohnbeig and Ms. Sandra S. StUlweD Mr. Lee Holzapfel Mr. Ehvood W Hopkins • Mr. Raymond K. Hosman MI. Richard A. Hotalmg Mr.Troy Hudson Mr.J. Craig Huff Mr.John G. Hussey, St Mr. Michaelj. Irish Mr. and Mn. Nick Ivkovich Mr. Michael EJarko Mr. Kevin E.Jefferson Mn.WUhamWJeffiies Mr. Andrew S.Jones Mr. and Mn. Mark E.Jones

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Mr. and Mn. Charies K. Kane D t Jack C. Kanrer Mn. Carolyn Kantor • Ms. Ruth C. Kaufinan Ms. Catherine KerUin LCDR Daniel P Kennedy, USN Mr. and Mn. WUton L. Kennedy Ms.RudiB.Kems Mr. and Mn. On- Kenten Mr. David M.Key,Jt CDRDPI&chnetUSN MI. and Mn. Retei Kiss MI. Andrew Khmchak MI. Chailes W.Koehl III Mn.Valene J. Kuehn CDRJohn H. Kunkle,USN (Ret.) MI. Geoi^ M. LaChance CAPT and Mn.James D. Langell • MI. Richaid LaRocheUe • MI. and Mn. EUis H. Latimei MI.J. Lautenlagei LT WUham WLawIei Ms. Mary E. Lawrence MI. G. Albert Lawton Mr. RusseUV Lee Mr. and Mn.WUham J. Lee Mr. Hubert R. Leighton Dt WUhamV Lewis, J t Mr. Manin P. Lynch Mr. and Mn. G. Gardiner MacLeay, J t Ms. Eva J. Madden Dt and Mn. Paul R. Madison Mr. and Mn. WUbur C. Madison Mr. Emest Malone Prof Gregory J. Mann Ms. Loretta Maragni Ms. Heather M. L. Mariovv Mr. Peter A. Masdangelo Mr. F L. Massick Mr. and Mn.James B. MaxweU Ms. Sara Mazie Mr. M. B. McGowan Mr. and Mn. Phihp E. McCarthy Mr. David McDonald, Jt Mr. Chnstopher B. McDougal Ms. Susan F McGinn MI. Noiman E McGowin MI.and Mn.JohnT. McKinnon -* MI. Banett L. McKown Mr. and Mn. DonaldJ. McLain Ms. Susan McReynolds Mr. and Mn. Richard E. Melson Mr. PhUip L. Meredidi Ms. Babette MUler • Ms. Bertha MoncUovich Mn. Robert M. Morrison Mr. and Mn. Michael Morrone Mr.PhUhpK.Moss Dt Malcolm Muu,Jt Mr.John C. Murphy Ms. Mary- EUen Murray Mr. James Nash Mr. Donald W Nelson* Ms. Shirley Neumann Mr. Walker D Nicholson

Mrs. Carmel Ninno Dtjohn J. Noone MI. and Mn.J. M. Norris Mr. Robert F Nudo Mr. and Mn. Michael E. O'Byme Mr. and Mn. Daniel L. O'Keefe Mr. Richard L. Ohver Mr. and Mn. Freeman B. Ohnstead Mn.Jean C. Olsen Mr. and Mn.James W O'NeU Mr. and Mn. Bnan A. O'NeUl Mr. Frederick Orrik Mr. and Mn.James W Onis Mr. Reid Oslin Mr. Edward J. Owen Mr. Robert E. ParUb Mr. and Mn. Glenn C. Parker CAPT Kent Panons, USNR (Ret) LCDR Craig M. Payne, USNR • Mr. and Mn. Kennedi W Peari Mr. and Mn. Howard B. Reck Mr. and Mn.James K. Pedenen Mr. and Mn.John B. Pence Mr. Stephan H. Pendergast Mr. and Mn. P. Michael Peter Ms. Carolyn S. Pfeiffer Mr. and Mn. Gordon G. Piche Mr. and Mn. Richard C. Pickering Mr. and Mn. Dana B. Pierce Mr. Michael T. Pierce Mr. and Mn.Thomas Pbce Mr. and Mn. Leonard PohceDi Ms. Eleanor Povven Mn. Diane Pratt-Heavner Mr. and Mn. Geoffiey L Price Mr. and Mn. Gordon Rabe Mr. David S. Raese Mr. and Mn.James F Rainey Mr. and Mn. Richard R. Rice Mr. and Mn.John J. Richardson Mr. and Mn. Arthur A. Richmond III Ms. Lynne L. RUey CAPT and Mn.James O. Roahen DtPaulWRossey Ms. M a ^ e Rvan Mr. and Mn.Jospeh A. Ryder Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Ryder Mr. Joseph J. Saccon Mn. Candice Saint Mr. Henrv' Santamaria Dt and Mn. Arthur A. Santucci Mn.Vauda OwendoftSchwanke Mr. WUham W Schwarzer Mn. Noriiie H. Seely Mr. and Mn. Erich W Sengebusch Mr. Shelton SevveU Mr.Wuislow D Shaw MI. and Mn. Doug Sheldon MI. and Mn. BUI Sliedev, It MI. Dan R Shuiuzu and Di. Cehne R Shmuai Ml. and Mn. Frank W Shipman Mn. Mehssa Shipman Ms. Mary P. Shoop Mr. and Mn. Kevm L. Sbck Mr. and Mn. Ralph L. Slawson

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Mr. and Mn. Robert O. Shfer Mr. and Mn. D o u ^ A. Slocum Ms. Nancy E. Slocum Mn. Margaret H. Small Ms. Leshe T. SmeUey Mr. and Mn. Earie L. Smith Ms. Jane C. Smith Ms. Shhley B. Smith Ms. Robvn S. Snydei Ms. SaUy W Snydei MI. and Mn. Gordon Sorenson MI. and Mn. R. E. Stanfoid,Jt Mr. and Mn. Frederick C. Stephan Mr. James R. Stocker Ms.Judith Stocks and FamUy Capt Robert A. G. Snickland, USMC (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Stev-e C. Strathen ATCS Steven K. Smbet USN • Mr. Cochran B. Supplee Ms. Antoinette M. Sweeney Mr. and Mn. David Thomas Mr. Richarci Thomas Prof Larry VThompson Mn. PhyUis C.Tienken Mn. Catherine Townsend Mr. Wayne E.lreagy Mr. and Mn. Charies S.Trefiey MT- and Mn.Thomas C.Trueblood Ms. Mary L.Turek Mr.John D.Veatch COL and Mn.Alan G.Vitten Ml. and Mn. Harvw Von ^lii^toch Ms. Patricia Walker Mr. and Mn. Richard E.Walten Ms.Jenny Z.Wang • MI. Petei S. Wareing MI. S. David Wegnei CDR Stephen A. Wemharit, USN MI. Loren Weiss Mr. Stephen K.Wens Mr. Stevien W Wessberg Mr. and Mn. Robert Westendoif Mr. and Mn.John Weston D t and Mn.WWbce G.Wheeler Mr. Gael L.Whetstone Mr. Barton K. Whitman Mr. and Mn. Arthur J. WUkie.Jt Mr. and Mn. Charles P. WUhams CART and Mn. Haraion M.WUhams Mr. and Mn. Randv-Wuiiberk Ms. Deborah S. Wmslow Ms.NanWuet Mr. G r e ^ M.Wolff Mr. and Mn. Afcert D.Wood CAPT Sidney E.Wood.Jt.USN (Ret.) Mr.JamesWWoodruff " Dt Cliristopher Wnght Dt and Mn. Michael C.Yen Mr.JohnJ.Yurkanin * Matchuig Gift t Deceased • Combined Federal Campaign

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he Athletic and Scholarship Programs Division of the Foundation annually sponsors approximately 60-80 candidates for admission to the Naval Academy at a number of preparatory schools and military junior colleges where they engage in a year of postgraduate (high school) year of academic study. In 2004, the Athletic and Scholarship Programs Di-vision awarded more than $200,000 in scholarships.

The Athletic and Scholarship Programs Division also provides financial support to a number of other initiatives, including: support of intramural and club sports at the Academy; fiinding for Naval Academy Preparatory School athletic programs; support ofthe Naval Academy Athletic Association; and recrmting support for Navy's 30 varsity sports.

The Athletic and Scholarship Program depends upon the aimual contributions of its Trustees and Associate Trustees and income from long-term investments. The Fotmdation would like to thank the foUowing individuals for their contributions during 2004.

Trustees Maj Richard C.Abmgton, USMCR (Ret) LtColJohn A. Adams, USMC (Ret) RAD-M James R.Ahern, USN (Ret.) CAPT CariJ.A]brecht,USN (Ret.) LtCol Richarci J. Alget USMC (Ret.) Mr.JosephJ.AUegretti LtCol L. WUham Alret Jt, USMCR LCDR Morgan R Ames,Jt, USN (Ret.) Maj GenWUbamA.Anden, USAFR (Ret.) CAPT Eugene M. AvaUone, St, USN (Ret.) Col AUjert L. BariDero, USAF (Ret) CAPTJoseph M.BeUmo, USNR (Ret.) Mr.John E. Benoit RADM DonaldV Boecket USN (Ret.) CAPT Francis TBrady^ USNR (Ret.) CAPT Darnel B. Branch.Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT Roland Brandquist, USN (Ret.) Col Ronald E. Brence, USAF (Ret) Mr.WUhamD.Braen,Jt RAD-M Richard A. Buchanan, USN (Ret) MI. Donald P Buhrer VADM Edwaid ABuikhaltetJt,USN (Ret) CAPT WUham S. BusUc, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.Jolm M. Calandra CDR Robert K. CaldweU, USN (Ret.) LCDR Richard S. Carlqmst, USN CAPT Roger Carlqmst, USN (Ret.) CDR James H. H. Canington, USN (Ret.) MI. Scott D. Caison ADM Henry G. ChUes,Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR David E. Chuich, USN (Ret.) RADM Petei C. Conrad, USN (Ret.) RADM John T Coughhn, USN (Ret.) CAPTAsbuiy Cowaid F^USN (Ret.) Mr. Curtis M. Coward Mr. Mercade A. Cramet Jt CAPT John W Crawford, Jt, USN (Ret.) The Honorable Fred Davidson III CAPTViaor Delano, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Donald DeVoe CAPT Harry G. Dittmann SC, USNR (Ret.) -Mr.John B. Doherty BGen ThomasV Draude, USMC (Ret.) CAPTWUham R.Drary,USN (Ret.) CDR WUham C. Earl, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert A. Eidson, USNR (Ret.) Col Stephen S. Eisenliauet USMC (Ret.) Col and Mn. Allan J. Enghsh Dt WUham M. Evvald Mr. Richard C. Fedon CAPT Martin J. Fmerty,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM James H. Radey III, USN (Ret.) CAPT Donald K. Forbes, USN (Ret.) Mr. Frederick J. Franco Mr. James Franco Mr. Michael P Gaffiiey CAPT Eugene L. Geronime H, USN (Ret.) RADM John E. Goidon,JAGC, USN (Ret.) LtCol Fred Grabowsky, USMC (Ret.) CART Michael T Greeley USN (Ret.) Mr. Frank -M. Gren VADM Charles H. Griffidis, USN (Ret.) Mr.John B. Gnffidis II CDR Donald B. HaU, USN (Ret.) The Honorable Thomas F HaU Mr.VirgU R. Hancock Mn. Mary EUen Hanley CAPTW Charles HaskeU, USN (Ret.) CAPT JamesV Healy USNR (Ret.) RAD-M Charles C. Heid,Jt,USN (Ret.) Gen Robert T Henes, USAF (Ret.) CDR Lawrence Heyworthffl,USN (Ret.) RADMVugU L. HUl,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM Edward J. Hogan,Jt, USN (Ret.) ADM James R. Hogg, USN (Ret.) ADM James L. HoUoway III, USN (Ret.) Maj Gen WUham W Hoovet USAF (Ret.) VADM WUham Douglas Houset USN (Ret.) CART A.E. Hubal.Jt, USN (Ret.)

Col Harry H. Hurst, USAF (Ret.) Mr. C.Thomas Hutchins,Jt Maj Gen Ralph H.Jacobson, USAF (Ret.) Mr. Lawrence WJamieson LCDR Dwight Jenkms, USNR CAPT John L. Jensen, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn. Kathleen C.johnson VADM Douglas J. Katz, USN (Ret.) CART Russel C. KeUet USN ADM Fiank B. Kelso II, USN (Ret.) CDR Gariand R. KUboum,Jt, USNR (Ret.) RADM Edwaid K. Knstensen, USN (Ret) Mr. Robert K. Kubenki,Jr. ADM Charles R. Larson, USN (Ret.) VADM WUham R Lawrence, USN (Ret.) CART Richard D Lazenby USN (Ret) CAPT John F Leahy III, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Lengyel Dt Walter J. Leonard RAD-M Thomas C. Lynch, USN (Ret.) RADM Malcolm MacKinnonffl,USN (Ret.) CAPT WUham T Marm, USN (Ret.) CDR Arthur L. Markel, USNR (Ret.) VADM Edward H. Martin, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert T. Martm RADM Heber S. Mastenon,Jt, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Napoleon A. McCaUum VADM WUham F McCauley USN (Ret.) RADM Thomas R. McCleUan, USN (Ret.) Col Robert L. McEhoy USMC (Ret.) Mn.Tara C.McFeely AD-M Kinnaud R. McKee, USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert H. McKmney, USNR (Ret.) Dt John J. McMuUen Mr. James J. McNair RADM RobertW McNitt, USN (Ret.) Mr.JohnJ. Michalski,Jt CDR Domemck MicUlo,Jr., USN Lt Gen George D. MUlet USAF (Ret.) MajGen John P Monahan, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Dennis J. Moore Col Thomas E. Murphree II, US-MC (Ret.) MajGen Terrence R Murray USMC (Ret.) VADM Henry C. Mustin, USN (Ret.) Mr.John E Nash Col Harold D. Neeley USAF (Ret.) Mr.John H. 0'NeUl,'jt LCDR Edvvm W Oldham, USNR (Ret.) CART Roger R Onorati, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert A. Orlosky Mr. Edward A. Orr, Jt CAPT Warren H. Ortiand, SC, USN (Ret.)

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ATioN ATHLETIC AND CAPT David L. Osburn, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard G. Padberg Col Tom D Panons, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Christian H. Poindexter VADM John M. Pomde-Xtet USN (Ret.) Mr. Thonias G. PownaU CAPT Andrew S. Pimce, USNR The Honorable Anthony J. Principi ADM Joseph W Praehet USN (Ret.) Mi.Alan C. Ptak RADM and Mn. Stephen T. Quigley VADM WUham E. Ramsey USN (Ret.) CARTJohnWRenaid,u'sN (Ret.) CAPT Robert E. Riera,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT E ( ^ A. Robie, USN (Ret.) MI. Rob L. Robinson CDR Joseph P Rogen, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mi.WUham H. Rorer III VADM WUham H. Rowden, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richaid B. Rubenstein, USNR (Ret) VADM John R. Ryan, USN (Ret.) CAPT PhUip J. Rvan, USN (Ret.) RADM WUham J. Ryan, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jeffiey K. Sapp, USN MI. Fred A. Schnun LT Richarci U. Scott, USNR (Ret.) MI.Jolm H. Semcken III CDR Rogei N. Sexauei II, USNR (Ret) The Honorable John E. Sheehan ColWUhamT.Sinnott,USMC (Ret.) ADM LeightonW Smidi,Jt, USN (Ret) Col Michael L. Soirentino, USAF (Ret) MI. Joseph A. Speed MI. Roger T. Staubach D t Eugene O. S. Stevenson CAPT LoweU R Stone, USN (Ret.) VADM Edwarci M. Sttaw SC, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edwin J. Sutter Mr. Alasdair E. Swanson Mr.WiUiam R. Thonias, Jt CART Louis E.ThomassyJt, USN (Ret) ADM NUs R.Thunnian, USN (Ret) ADM Carhsle A. H.Trost USN (Ret.) CART Donald R.Traeblood, USN (Ret.) Mr.Albert G.Van Metre RADM Edward K.WaU:etJt,USN (Ret.) CAPT Edwarci C.WaUace,USN (Ret.) VADM Edward C.WaUetUSN (Ret.) CAPT Leonard R.Wass, USNR (Ret.) CART George RWatt,Jt,USNR (Ret.) RADM John C.WeavetUSN (Ret.) RADM Hugh L. Webstet USN (Ret.) Mr.John K.Welch CDR Walter FWeUiam,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM James A. Wmnefeld, USN (Ret.) CAPT Thonias B.Wood, USN (Ret.) Col HtzW M.WoodrovyJt, USMC (Ret.)

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS

CAPT GeoigeV Zeberiein,Jt, USN (Ret.) VADM LandoWZech,Jt,USN (Ret.)

Emeritus VADM RhUip A. Beshany USN (Ret.) RADM Herbert M. Bridge, USNR (Ret) Mr. WUham D. Braen RADMJuhanTBurke,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mr.John M. ConnoUy ADM Ralph W Cousms, USN (Ret.) RADM John W Cronin, USNR (Ret.) ADM Leon A. Edney USN (Ret.) RADM Robert B. Erly USN (Ret.) CAPT JohnW. Fhght, Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard E. Fostet USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles H. Guy ADM Thomas B. Haywarcl, USN (Ret.) CAPT Josiah Henson, USN (Ret) VADM Bemarci M. Kauderet USN (Ret.) RADM Randolph W Kmg, USN (Ret.) CART John E. Lacouttue, USN (Ret.) RADM Ronald F Marryott, USN (Ret.) VADM Charles S. MuitetJt, USN (Ret.) LCDR David L. MitcheU, USNR (Ret) LT WUham T Roos, USNR (Ret.) CDR Albert WVittek, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert B.WUhams

Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium When the Navy football team entered Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium for its season-opener on 4 September 2004 versus Duke, the players, fans and Brigade of Midshipmen encountered a stadium both steeped in tradition and thoroughly upgraded to serve as a first-rate playing and spectator venue.

Built in 1959, Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium was, by the 1990s, in desperate need of renovations. At the start ofthe Leaders to Serve the Nation Campaign in 2001, this priority took center-stage, and the Foundation agreed to raise $40 million to renovate the stadium.

In addition to offering a first-class athletic facility, the renovated stadium also serves as a single, discrete memonal to the history of service and sacrifice by Naval Academy graduates, sailors and Marines. The memorialization ofthe stadium is part ofthe third and final phase in a multi-year project that is now nearing completion. Projects in Phases I and II included: completely new seating; lowering the playing field and adding seating to provide a more intimate viewing experience; two state-of-the-art video scoreboards; ADA seating platforms and access ramps; four new concession stands; and several luxury suites. In August 2003, a major leadership gift by Jack Stephens '47 to the stadium project resulted in the naming of the field in his honor. Mr. Stephens' gift is the largest single gift in service academy history. Phase III has focused largely on the tower, as well as appropriately fitting out the memorials. The new tower includes several levels which provide areas for both coaches and the press, as well as an operations area and two new tower suites. It also features more than 12,000 square feet in new banquet facilities on two levels.

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ontributions are given "in memory" to pay tribute to family and friends who have passed away or "in honor"

to recognize living individuals. Gifts given "in memory" serve as a way to remember loved ones while providing a legacy at the Naval Academy. Gifts given "in honor" provide a means of recognition. The Honor Chair program in Alumni Hall serves as a permanent, visible tribute at the Academy Individuals and groups contributed a gift of $1,000 or more for the right to "name" a chair in special recognition of a loved one or classmate. The foUowing individuals made recogrution gifts to the Foundation during 2004:

In Memorial

LIJG Arnold W. Barden, Jr., USN •

Col Hewitt D.Adams, USMC (Ret.)

Mr. RichardJ. Bardett CDR Lawrence J. Brennet USNR CDR WUham F Chfford, USN (Ret.) Mr.Tmiothy E. HoUingsworth Mr. David C.Jarrett Mr. PeterW Krase Mr. Calvm RMcCbm,Jt Mr. Leonard D. McCumbet Jt CDR Dennis M. Murphy USN CDR Richarci A. Woodwordt USN

Mn. Hewitt D. Adams

\M)M RobCTt E Adamson,jr., USN (Ret) Ms. SheUa C. Brannen Ms. Sarah F Carlton Mrs.Thomas J. Christman Cbssofl944 Mrs. R.R Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Hoffinan Mr. Kevin E.Jefferson CDR Walter R. Moore, Jt, USN (Ret.) USNA Alumni Assodatton ofWUiiamsburg

CAPT IVIorgan R Ames, USNR (Ret.)

CAPT Arthur R. Barke, USN (Ret.)

Mr.JamesR.Bjorge

Mr. RobertC. Brand

Mrs. Alexancha B. Barke-Rector

CDR Robert L. GhomUeyJt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Herbert T. Green

Ckss of 1944

CDR Eugene R. Blandin, USN (Ret.)

Mrs.James F. Braun

CDR Merle M. Barker, USN (Ret.) •

Mrs. .Morgan P. Ames

Mn. Merle M. Barker

Mr. David C. Anderson •

CDR Harry G. Barnes, Jr., USN

Mrs. David C. Anderson

LTJG Donalds. Apple, USN

Mn. Eugene R. Blandin Mn. Harry G. Barnes,Jt

CDRJohn R Barron,USN (Ret.) Mrs.John P. Barron

Mr. Patrick H.Arnold

CAPT Walter J. Barry, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Charles S.Arthur,USN (Ret.) Mr. Edwin F Arthur Mr. and Afc. R. L. Arthur

Mr.John G. Aupperlee Mrs. Suzanne Aupperlee Mr. and Mn. Richard E. Melson Mr. and Mrs.J. M. Norris Mrs. Hazel Spicer and FamUy The USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates

CAPT George W. Bafley, USN (Ret.) Mrs. George W BaUey

CDR Edwin C. Bain, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn. Edwin C. Bain, Jt

Mr. and Mrs.James A. Bain Mr. and Mn.WUliam E.Aupperlee

Mr. Joseph C.Bakos, Jr. Mn.Joseph C. Bakos,Jt

CDR Robert M.Ballinger, USN

CAPT Wiiam D. Brinckloe, USN (Ret.) CAPT George L. Bliss, Jr., USN (Ret.)

Class of 1937

Class of 1942

-Mr. Donald S.Jefferson

The USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates

CDR James E Braun, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Clarence C. Brock, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mr. George W.BolHngn

Class of 1944

Mrs. George W BoUmg II Mrs. Walter J. Barry

LCDR Robert Brodie m , USN (Ret.) CDR Robert D. Bottenfield, USNR (Ret.)

Mrs. Robert Brodie III

Mrs. Robert D. Bottenfield

Mrs. Edgar H. Batcheller CAPT Dean A. Horn, USN (Ret.)

IstLt Wayne M. Brown, Sr., USMC (Ret.) CAPT George A. Bottom m , USNR Ms. Wanda H. Bottom

Mr. Crawford L. Benedict Mrs. Crawford L. Benedict

ENS Harland R. Bowdey, USN

CDR Lawrence R Benson, USNR (Ret.) Mrs.Joyce I. Meadovvcroft

CART Hoyd D. Bovvdey USN (Ret.) Mn. Noruie H. Seely LtCol HarieyT Skidmore III, USMCR

CAPT Ronald C. Beming, USN (Ret.) i

LCDR Richard E. Bowe, USN (Ret.)

Mn.Ann H.Berning

Mn. Richard E. Bowe

LCDR Stuart E. Beyer, USN (Ret.)

CAPT John H. BoweU, USN (Ret.)

Ms.Joan F Brown

Mrs.John H.BoweU

CDR Robert G. Bidwell, USN (Ret.)

LTJoseph LBoyd,Jr., USN (Ret.)

CDR James C.BidweU.USN (Ret.)

Mn.Joseph L. Boyd.Jt

LT Robert D. Biederman, USN

VADM Jon L. Boyes, USN (Ret.)

Ms. Betoe B. Biederman

Class of 1944

Class of 1937 Mr. and Mn. DonaldJ. Craig Mrs.Aime M. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Hoeppner Ms. Ruth C. Kaufinan Marx/Okubo & Associates Mr. Norman F McGowin ProLogis Development Services, Inc. Mr. and Mn. David Thomas

CAPT Davis E. Bunting, USN (Ret.) Class of 1942

CAPT Thomas G. Burley, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mrs.Thomas G. Burleyjt

CDR H.Weston Burnett, Jr., USN (Ret.)

Mr.LloydTBinford,Jr.

CAPT William W Braley, USN (Ret.)

Cbssofl944

Mrs. WUhamW. Braley

Mr. and Mrs.Jolm L. Bernard,Jt Ms. Margaret A. Borden CAPT Alva M. Bowen,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. James H. Brown Ms. Jeanette P. Brown Mrs.John L. Chew

Mr. Gael L.Whetstone

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MEMORY AND I N H O N O R Cohen & Bumett PC. Ms.HUdaCoiak CAPT Ma.x C. Duncan, USN (Ret.) Col Harrv- E. Hasshnget USA (Ret.) Mr. Horace B.Jones.Jt CAPT Richarci D. Lazenby, USN (Ret.) Mr. Marvm P. Lynch Ms. Eva J. Madden Mr. Chnstopher B. McDougal Naval Academy Women's Golf Association 9 Holen Mr. and Mn. Freeman B. Ohnstead Mr. and Mn. Gordon G. Riche Mr. and Mn. Arthur A. Richmond III CAPT and Mn.James O. Roahen Mr.Winslovv D Shaw CAPT Arthur R Sibold.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Gordon Sorenson CAPT Reuben FWoodall,USN (Ret.)

C A P T ^ d h a m S. Clark,Jr., USN (Ret) Class of 1948 Mr.John B. Lowry

Mr. Barksdale A. Bush, Jr. • Mn. Barbdale A. Bush.Jt

CDR Harry Clarke, USN Hampton Roads Chapter

VADM Malcohn W. Ca^e, USN (Ret.) • Mn.Jane Cagle

CDR Claude A. Clefton, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jack W Roe.Jt, USNR

LCDR\ferren L CaldweO, Sr., USN (Ret) Ms. Ehzabedi A. CaldweU

RADM Merrill K. Qementson, USN (Ret) Mn. MertUl K. Clementson

CAPT Toxey H. Califf, USN (Ret.) • Mn. Doris Califf

CAPT James D, Coflett, USN (Ret.) Ms. Eleanor Rowers

CAPT StevenW. Caliaway,Jr.,USN (Ret.) Mrs. StevenW CaUawayJt

CDR PhiHp L Collins, Jr., USNR (Ret) • Mn. PhUip L. CoUuis,Jt Mr. and Mn. Richard C. Pickering Mr. David S. Raese

CAPT Earnest G. Campbell, USN (Ret) Mn. Earnest G. CampbeU CAPT Guy Cane, USN (Ret.) Mn. Guy Cane LCDR Robert M. Casson, USN (Ret.) Mn. Robert M. Casson Mr. Harold E. Castor CAPT James A. CampbeU,Jt, USN (Ret.)

Capt. Frederich A. Clark, USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Jeffiey R Blanchard ClaUani Art League Mr.John B. Clark Mr. and Mn. Raviiiond Fang RadioShack Corporadon CDR Harry L. Clark, Jr., USN (Ret.) CDR Robert K. Awneyjt, USN (Ret.) DtJackC.Kanter CDR Richarci L. Lowe, USN (Ret.) CDR Carlos D. McCuUough, USN (Ret.) Col Lawrence B. Clark, USMC (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. James B. MaxweU

CAPT Charles D. Cooper, USN (Ret.) LCDR Pemberton B. WaU, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Ralph Cottingham The USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates Mr. Chfford E. Crafts, Jr. Mn. Chfford E. Crafts, Jt

RADMWiDiamJ. Catlett,Jr.,USN (Ret.) Mn. WUham J. Cadett, Jt

CDR PaulW. Crutchfield,Jr.,USN (Ret.) Cbssofl944 CAPT Robert B. Kitt, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Andiony J. Celebrezze, Jr. • Mn. Anthony J. Celebrezze, Jt

LTJG William N. Currie, USN Mn. Charlotte Currie Graham

CAPT Frederic A. Chenault, USN (Ret.) Mn. Frederic A. Chenault

CAPT George E Dalton, USN (Ret.) • Mrs. George F Dalton

LCDR Luther T Chesnut m, USN (Ret.) Class of 1944

LCDRJohn R Dalton, USN 1 Mrs. George F Dalton

CDR George W. Chipley, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. George W Chipley

LT Johns. Dalton, USN • Mrs. George F Dalton

RADM Thomas Jackson Christman, USN (Ret.) Class of 1944

CDR Rudolph E D'Ambra, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Rudolph F D'Ambra

Mr. Richard J. Chuday CDR RichardJ. Chudayjt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Peter A. Cipriano CbssofI944

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CAPTTheodore E Dankworth,USN (Ret) Class of 1944 CAPT Robert H. Dasteel, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert H. Dasteel Mrs. Robert A. Guhck, Jt

CDR Frank Dattilo ffl, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald R GrmneU, USN (Ret.) LT Joseph W. Daugherty, USN Mr. and Mrs. RoU'W Benseler Mr. and Mn. Gene Capener Mr. and Mn. Irwin Feinberg Ms. Leshe Femberg Mr. and Mn.John A. Harkav-y Mr. Pattick S. Hobm Mr. Charles W.Koehl III Dt WUhamV Lewis, Jt Mr.Janies Nash Ormcb Optonietty Group, Inc. Mr. Joseph J. Saccon Ms. Robyn S. Snyder Mr. Steven D.WUhams CAPT John M. Davis, USN (Ret.) Mn.John M. Davis Rev. Robert N. Davis Rev Ehzabedi R.H. GUlett CDR Warren J. Davis, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn. Warren J. Davis.Jt MajGen Marion L Dawson, USMC (Ret) Mr. George G.Jones CAPT Felix E. de GoKan, Jr., USNR (Ret) Class of 1937 CAPT Richard J. DePrez, USN (Ret.) Mrs. RichardJ. DePrez CAPT Robert C. Dexter, Jr., USN (Ret) CDR Charles R. Braley Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.John H. Britton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W Gardocki Mr. L. Gordon Ms. Mary E. Lawrence CAPT Marv-m D Norton,Jt, USN (Ret.) Regency Partoership Sarah Reed ChUdren's Center CDR Charles E. Diers, USN (Ret.) Mn. Charles E. Dien Mr.John E Docherty,Jr. Mn.John F Dochertv', Jt CDR Joseph A. Dodson, Jr., USN (Ret) Mn.Joseph A. Dodson,Jt CDRJohn S. Donaldson, USN (Ret.) • Mrs.John S. Donaldson Mr. Frank E. Donner Mn. Frank E. Donner CDR William H. Donovan, Jr., USN Mn.WUham H. Donovan,Jt LCDR Frank D. Drake, USNR i CART David E.Adams, USNR Mt Stephen G. Andenon Mr. Douglas M. Bomarito Mt Dudley L. Davis Mr. Carl G. Fmefrock Mr. Gary L. Fishman Mr. Joseph E Fry

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CAPT Stephen A. Johnson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward W KratovU, USNR Mr.John H.O'NeUl,Jt LTJamesH.PletschetUSN CDR ChristopherJ. Reebet USN (Ret.) Mr. James J. Schafetjt Mr. Warren W.Drake Cbssofl944 CAPT John E DriscoU, USN (Ret.) Mn.John E DriscoU LCDR James I. Dudley, Jr., USN (Ret) Mrs.James I. DucUeyJt LTJG Brendan J. Dufiy, USN CDR James E Duffy; USN (Ret.) RADMVictor A. Dybdal, USN (Ret) Mn.Victor A. Dybdal LCDR Charles E. Earl, USN (Ret) Mr. Charles R. Earl VADM Ralph Earle, Jr., USN (Ret) Ms.Joan E. Condoret LtCol Roy J. Edwards, USMC (Ret.) • Mn. Roy J. Edwards ENS John R . E l o t t , USN Capt. Andiony J. Angelone, USMC Mr. and Mn.WUliam D EUiott Mr. Kurt J. Enriquez Mn. Kurt J. Ennquez LIJG George G. Evans, USN (Ret) Mn. George G. Evans LCDR Louis A. Farber, USN (Ret.) Mn. Louis A. Farber Mr. Robert R. Figura Mn. Robert R. Figura Jack and EUen Fitzgerald Mr. James A. Ounsworth Ms. Beth Ounsworth RADM mSp H. Rtz-Gerald, USN (Ret) Ms. Nancy C. Fitz-Gerald CDR Wilham J. Hannery, USN (Ret) i Class of 1944 Mn.WUliam Jackson Flannery CAPT George W. Folta, Jr., USN (Ret.) CAPT Eric L. Bart Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles B. Bishop, USN (Ret.) Class of 1942 Mr. and Mn. L. Robert Delcoiu Downtown Women's Invesmient Club Mn. George W Folta, Jt Mr. Richard H.Ford Mt WUham E. Zienien CAPT Charles L Frazer, USN Mn. Charles L. Frazer

CDR Ralph E Freese, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Ralph F Freese LtCol DavidJ. Frie, USMC (Ret.) Mn. DavidJ. Frie CAPT John L. From, Jr., USN (Ret.) Cbssofl944 CAPT John E Frost ffl, USN (Ret.) CAPT John H. Boyd, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. SUvio CappieUo CAPT Henry T Diettich,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART Albert L.Jenks,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mn. FredenckV McNau III Mr. and Mn. Gordon Rabe Mrs. Mark P. Frudden RADM .Mark P Fradden, USN (Ret.) CDR WUKam L. Fulton H, USN (Ret.) Mn.WUham L. Fulton II Mr.WUham H. Levity II CAPT James M. Gammon, USN (Ret.) Mn. IsabeUe Gammon CAPT Richard J. Gannon n Mr. and Mn. Carl A. Ellsworth LCDR Enrique A. Garcia ENR Cbssofl954 Mr. James E. Garman The USS Ralph TaUiot Shipmates Mr. Paul A. Garrison .Mn. Paul A. Garrison CAPT Edward R. Gaskin, USN (Ret.) Cbssofl944 Col Joseph A. Gerath,Jr.,USMC (Ret.) Mn.Joseph A. Gerath, Jt CDR Bruce E. Glendinning, USN (Ret) Chssofl944 Mrs. Robert L. Goldman CAPTJoseph A. Grace II, USN (Ret.) Cbssofl944 Mr. Frank J. Graziano Mn. Frank J. Graziano CAPT Robert R. Green, USN (Ret.) Mr. and .Mrs. .Mavtiard J. Brichford Mn. Robert R. Green CAPT Edwin G. Greenberg, USN (Ret) Mr. James J. McNau CDR James L Griffin, USN Mn.James F BeU LTJG Alton L. Grizzard, USN Mr. David C. Berghult Maj Michaelj.Borgschulte, USMC Mr. Scott D Canon Mr. Gregory M. Hbtky Mr. Donald A. Jack

CAPT Robert A. Gulick,Jr.,USN (Ret.) Mn. Robert H. Dasteel Mn. Robert A. Guhck.Jt CDRWiUiam Gushue,Jr„USN (Ret.) Mn.WUham Gushue.Jt CAPT Boyd E. Gustafson, USN (Ret) Cbss of 1944 LT Robert B. Haig, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert B. Haig CAPT Isaiali M. Hampton, USN (Ret.) Mn. Isaiah M. Hampton CAPT Widmer C. Hansen, USN (Ret.) Cbss of 1937 CAPT NeU E. Harkleroad, USN (Ret.) Ms. Maggie Ryan 2ndLt Brett J. Harman, USMCR Mr.Janies J. McNair CAPTRobertRHarwood,Jr.,USN (Ret) Class of 1942 Mn.James E. McCauley Mr. and Mn. Doug Sheldon LtCol Allen C. Hendley, USMC (Ret.) Mn.AUen C. Hendley CDR Donald A. Henning, USN (Ret.) Class of 1942 CAPT DanielW. Herlong, USN (Ret.) Class of 1944 CAPT WnHam E. Heronemus, USN (Ret) Mn.WUham E. Heronemus LCDR Leon B. Hester, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Leon B. Hester CDRJohn H. Higgins, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Orv Kenten Mn.Ann Martin Harris Mn. Robert M. McConneU, Jt Mrs. FrederickV McNau III Mr. and .Mrs. Kennedi W Pearl Mr. and Mrs.James K. Redersen CAPT Robert L. Rachot Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Richmond III Mr. James R. Stocker Ms. Mary EUen Wier Mr. Dennis K. H.Young

Mrs. Gordon M. Ho^,Jt Mr. Lee Holzapfel Mr. and Mrs.WUton L. Keimedy Ms. Ruth B. Kerns Mr. David McDonald,Jt,Jt Doctor Malcohn Muir,Jt Mn. Charles E. C. Nimitz Mr. and Mrs.JamesW O'NeU Mr. Robert E. RarUb Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Peck Mt and Mrs. R Michael Peter Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Ryder Mr. and Mn. Kevm L. Sbck Ms. SaUy W Snyder The Culkin School ofTiaditional Irish Dance Univenity of Kentucky Library Ms.NanWue Mr. and Mrs. Albert D.Wood

RADM Frank C.Jones, USN (Ret.) CART Richard E. Fostet USN (Ret.) CAPTWUhamM. Nicholson,USN (Ret.)

CAPT Leonard A. Hoke, Jr., USN (Ret.) Cbss of 1944

CAPT John E Kahna, USN (Ret.) Mrs.John F Kahna

CDR Daniel L. HolKs, Jr., USNR (Ret.) Mn. Daniel L. HoUis,Jt

LIJG Alfred W.Kenlm, USN Ms. Catherine Kenlin

CAPT Hugh W. Howar4Jr., USN (Ret) Class of 1937 CAPT John S. Sbughtet USN (Ret.) CART Archie H. Soucek, USN (Ret.)

CAPT RobertW. Kennedy, USN (Ret) Mn. RobertW. Kennedy

Mr. Charles B. Huggins Mn. Charles B. Huggins Capt Brian E Hussey, Jr., USMC Mr.John G. Hussey, St CDR Robert G. Hutzel, USN (Ret.) Cbss of 1944 CAPTThomas R.Ingham,USN (Ret.) Mrs.Thomas R. Ingham RADM Walter D. Innis, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Walter D. Innis Mr. Dart 0 . Irwm Cbss of 1944 CAPT Eric Ischinger, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mrs. Eric Ischmget Jt Mr.Arthur E Jacobus • Mrs. Arthur FJacobus CAPT Paul R. Jasper, USN (Ret.) • Mrs. PaiU R.Jasper

CAPT Robert G. Hirsch, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Robert G. Husch

CAPT Frederick E Jewett II, USN (Ret.) Dt and Mrs.WaUace G.Wheeler

CAPTWiUiam M. Hodges,USN (Ret.) Mrs.WUham M. Hodges

CAPT John H. S.Johnson, USN (Ret.) Mn.John H. S.Johnson

Mr. Gordon M. Hogg, Jr. • CART David C. Canuth, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Nancy L. Cichowicz Class of 1948 Mr. and Mn.John Cook Mr. Harold R Deeleyjt Mr. Jesse Dukes Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ehemann Mr. and Mn. Roger K. Hamperian

LTJG Cary R Jones, USN Mr. Edward R. Dixon Lt Col David B.Jones, USAF (Ret.) Mr. George G.Jones Mrs. Francis Buchanan Jones Dawson Mr. George G.Jones

LT George L.Jones,Jr., USN (Ret) Mr. George G.Jones Mr. Gordon Thomas Jones Mr. George G.Jones CDRJohn M.Jones, USN (Ret.) LCDR WUliam K. Petncrew,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Stephen W.Jordan, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Stephen WJordan CAPT Robert L. Kalen, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Robert L. Kalen

CAPT Robert H. Kerr, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Robert H. Ken Mr. Bradley N. Keyes • Dt Donald D. Babcock CARTWalter H. Baskm, USNR CDR George E.Bramerd,USN (Ret.) LtCol Junmy L. Brown, USMC (Ret.) LTW. Stephen Burgess, USN CDR FrederickW Cartet Jt, USN (Ret.) Lt Col Richard R. Cudhpp, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Robert E. Currie, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Donald R. Dunn Mr. Hassel HUl,Jt VADM Robert K. U. KUiune, USN (Ret.) CART RichardWLaton-TaylotUSNR (Ret) CDR Jerry C. McMurry, USN (Ret.) LCDR Howard D. MitcheU, USN (Ret.) CAPT RobertV Morgan, USN (Ret.) CDR Van K. Nield, USN (Ret.) Col Matt A. Roberts III, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Robert C.WUey USN (Ret.) LCDRJohn RWUhams,USN (Ret.) CAPT Charles M. Keyes, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Carolyn K. Butterfield Mn. Susan K. Morrison RADM Sheldon H. Kmney, USN (Ret.) CAPT John E. Bennett, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael L. Braxton CDR George L. Breeden II, USN (Ret.) Mr. Kenneth Hannan Innovarive Technology Apphcation, Inc. RADM Leon S. Kintberger, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Henry J. Schleider CDR Theodore G.Klein, USN (Ret.) Class of 1944 CAPT Richard H. Knight, USN (Ret.) LCDRWiffiam K Petricrew.Jt, USNR (Ret.)

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MEMORY AND I N H O N O R CDR Kerry K. Knoizen, USN Mrs. Kerry K. Knoizen CAPT Leonard R. Kojm, USN (Ret) Ms. Mary L.Turek CDR Alfred C. Kosmark, USN (Ret) Mr. W.J. Cunningham Mn.AlfiedC. Kosmark -Ms. Carol SpineUa CAPT Tracy M. Kosoff, USN (Ret.) • Mn.Tracv- M. Kosoff CDR Arthur C.Kranz, USN .Mr. and Doctor Dan P. Shunizu Mrs. Amy Krulak Mn. Henrv-W Buse, Jt Mr.WiUiam E.Kurtz Class of 1944 ENS Joseph A. Labaw, USN • Mr.Anastasios Koutsopetras CAPT John D. Lamade, USN (Ret.) Mn.John D. Lamade CAPT Robert B. Lander, USN (Ret.) Class of 1937 CAPT James B. Landon, USN (Ret.) Mn.James B. Landon Mrs.John M. Langford RADM Frederick C.Johnson, USN (Ret) Mrs. Estee Lauder Mn. PhyUis C.Tienken Mrs. Margaret Lawler • Mr. WUliam G. Lawler.Jt RADM Frank X Leigjiton, USN CDR David T Leighton, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Andrew A. Lemeshewsky, USN (Ret.) I Mn. Andrew A. Lemeshewsky CDR Lester B. Ubbey, Jr., USN (Ret) Mn. Lester B. Libbey, Jt CDR Mfles A. Libbey, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn. MUes A. Libbey, Jt Capt. Peter T. limoge, USMC LCDR Richard W Mernman, USNR Mr. Mark Minotti Lt Col Lee H. Livingston, USAF (Ret.) Ms. Mary-Jane Arner Mr. and Mn. Michael A. Drago LT MatthewW Hardtop, USN Mr. Andrew S.Jones Mr. and Mn. Mark E.Jones Mn. Alfred WKenhn Ms. Catherme KeiUin Mr. and Mn. EUis H. Latimer Mn. Carmel Ninno Mr. and Mn. Leonard RohceUi

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Ms.Antomette M. Sweeney CAPTVernon H.Von Sydovv,USN (Ret.) Mr. StevenW Wessberg Mr. and Mn. Robert Westendorf LCDRRaymond D.Lodiner.USNR (Ret) Mn.Jean Lochner CAPT Edward R.Losure, Jr., USN (Ret.) I Mn. Edward R. Losure, Jt CDR Stephen D. Lowe, USN (Ret.) .Mn. Stephen D. Lowe Capt. Andiony G. Lucci, USAF CDR Donald P GrinneU, USN (Ret.) LCDRJohn E. Ludwig ffl, USN • CART David E. Adams, USNR Mr. Stephen G. Andenon Mr. Douglas M. Bomarito Mr. Dudley L. Davis Mr. Carl G. Fmefiock Mr. Gary- L. Fishman Mr. Joseph E Fry CAPT Stephen A. Johnson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Edwani W Kratovil, USNR Mr.John H. O'NeUl,Jt LTJamesH.PletschetUSN CDR ChristopherJ. Reebet USN (Ret.) Mr. James J. Schafetjt Lt Col Sttiart L Lustfield, USAF (Ret) Mn. Stuart L. Lustfield CAPT Joseph Lynn, USN (Ret.) • Mn.Joseph Lv-nn LCDR Robert B. Mack, USN I Mr. David D. Mack Mr. Robert B. Mack Mr. James C. MacLennan The USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates CAPT Alfred X MagneU, USN (Ret.) Mn. Alfred T. MagneU CDR Rex E. Maire, USN (Ret) CART RockvveU Hohian, USN (Ket) CAPTThomas 0 . Marshall, Jr., USNR (Ret.) Class of 1942 Mr. Dindo MarteUi Dt and Mn. Arthur A. Sanmcci Mr. Benj'amin S. Martm Mn. FredenckV McNau III CAPT John M. Martin, USNR (Ret.) • Mn.John M. Martm Mr.James C.Mason Cbss of 1944 MajGen John H. Masters, USMC (Ret.) Mt ,md Mrs.Jolm H. Masters CAPT Hugh W. McCauley, USNR (Ret) Mn. Hugh W. McCauley

RADM WiUiam M. McCormick, USN (Ret.) Mn.WUham M. McCormick Dr. David B. McDoweU CDR Robert L. Ghomiley,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Malcohn C. McGrath Mrs. Jayne C. McGradi Blair CAPT Russell R McKechnie, USN (Ret) Mn. RusseU R. McKechnie Mr. WUham C. McMurray Mr. and Mn. Randy Wunberly CAPT Lewis W. Metzger ffl, USN (Ret) Mn. Lewis W Metzger III CAPTJohn E.Meyers, USN Class of 1972 BGen Ivan W. MUler, USMC (Ret.) Col Jack R. Sloan, USMC (Ret) Mrs. Jeanne B. MitcheU Lt Col Harrv- .M. MitcheU, USAF (Ret.) LCDR Harhe L. Mize, USNR (Ret.) Mn. Harhe L. Mize Mr. MUan MoncUovich • ?Vlr. Anthony A. Andiony LLC CAPTJon b. Batchelot USNR Mr. Robert R. Beaton CART David H. Boyd, USN (Ret.) CAPT Daniel B. Branch,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT Roland Brandquist USN (Ret.) Mr. J. J. Bray Dtjohn C. Buchanan CAPT John A. Butterfield, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert L. Ceres, USN Class of 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Cunm III Mr. E C. Feinberg CDRTylor Held II, USN (Ret.) Mn. George R. Fritzinger CAPT Robert M. Hvdmget USN Mr. Richani L. Ihly Mr. and Mn. Nick Ivkovich Mr. Michael FJarko Mr.John Kmef Mr. Robert L. Larkiii Mr. WUham J. LongfeUow, Jt Mr. Thonias J. Lukish Mr. Andiony J. Maran Mr.JohnJ. McCabe Mr.Wavne H. McKee Ms. Berdia Moncilovich Ms. Carolyn S. Pfeiffer CDR Lawrence C. Rizmget USN (Ret.) Mt Robert H. Reitsnyder CAPTWUham E. Richanison,USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Frank W. Sliipman Mr.JohnJ. Shirreffi,Jt Mr. David D. SuUivan Col Kennedi R.Tovvii, USMC Mt Richard E. ZscheUe CAPT Samuel R Moncure, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Samuel P Moncure

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Maj Thomas D. Moore, Jr., USAF Mr. Edward A. WardweU LCDR WUliam C. Moore, USNR (Ret) Mn.WUliam C. Moore ADM Thomas H. Moorer, USN (Ret) Mr.James Berkson CAPT Robert E. Mottem, USN (Ret) Mn. Robert E. Mottem Mr.Jack C. Moulton Mn.Jack C. Moulton Dr.HugliMuUan Mn. Hugh Mullan CAPTJohn E MuUen,Jr.,USN (Ret) i Mn.John F. MuUen,Jt LCDR Charies E. Mumford, USN (Ret) .Mn. Glenda .Mumford Mr. Brian P. Murphy Mn. Robert A. O'NeUl Mr.WUburn D. Murphy Mr. PhUhp K. Moss Mr. Harry Muschenheim, Jr. Mn.Vera .M. RUey Mr. Horace B. Neff Mr. and Mis. Lawrence J. Neff LT Lavern A. Niedfeldt, USNR (Ret) Mn. Lavem A. Niedfeldt CAPT John J. Nolan, USN (Ret) Mn.John J. Nolan CAPT Harvey R. Nylund, USN (Ret) Mn. Harvey R. Nylund Mr.John L Oberrieder Class of 1948 CAPT RobertW O'ReUly, USNR (Ret) Mrs. Catherine Ogje RADM H.J. Paoick Foleyjt, USN (Ret) CAPT James L O'Keefe, Jr., USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Alexander D. Branim CAPT A.E. Hubal,Jt. USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Daniel L. O'Keefe CAPTWUUam J. Oldmixon,USN (Ret) Mn.WUham J. Oldnuxon CDR Frank R Omohundio, USN (Ret) Mn. Frank R Omohmidrci CAPT Robert A. O'NeUl, USNR (Ret) Mn. Robert A. O'NeUl RADM James B. Osborn, USN (Ret) Class of 1942

CAPT Arthur H. Osgood, USN (Ret.) Class of 1944 Mn. Cbude O. Lanciano.Jt Mr. and Mn. G. Gardiner MacLeay Jt CAPTJohn S. Sbughtet USN (Ret.)

Col Donald R Rhude, USAF (Ret.) Mn. Donald R Rhude

Mr.John C. Ostlund • Mn.John C. Osdund

CDR Donald C. Richards, USN (Ret.) Class of 1942

Jim and EUen Ounsworth Mr.James A. Ounsworth Ms. Beth Ounsworth

Mr. Austm D. Rippeon Mr. Richard L. Oliver Mn.Austin D Rippeon Mr. Shelton SevveU

CAPTWUham Outerson,USN (Ret.) Mn. WUham Outenon CAPT Arthur E. Owen, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward J. Owen CAPTJohn B. Padgett,Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn.John B. Padgett, Jt CDR James E. Paquin, USN (Ret.) Mr.Joseph C. Benzmg CAPT David G. Clark. USN (Ret.) CAPT Mynm T. Hemmg,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Richard M. Fry Col JamesW Hanby USAF (Ret.) -Maj Gen Donald G. Hani, USAF RADM Frederick L. Lewis, USN (Ret.) CAPT Anson C. Perkms, USN (Ret.) Cbss of 1948 CAPT John E. Perry, USN (Ret) -Mn. Sissie Perry VADM Oliver H. Perry, Jr., USN (Ret) • Mn. Ohver H. Perry, Jt CAPT Francis M. Peters, Jr., USN (Ret) .Mn. Francis M. Peten, Jt LIJG Darin H. PonteU, USN -Mn. Devora W PonteU VADM Frank H. Price, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn. Frank H. Pnce.Jt CAPT Howard R. Prince, USN (Ret.) -Mn. Howard R. Prince IstLt Ken A. Quandahl, USMC (Ret.) Ms. Mitsuko Quandahl CDR Robert R. Randolph, USN (Ret.) Cbss of 1944 RADM Ralph W. Rawson, USNR (Ret) Mn. RalphW Rawson ColJohnE. Reid, USAF (Ret) Mn.John E. Reid Mr. Frank L Rentz ffl Mr. C.Thomas Hutchms,Jt Mr.James M. Reyback Mr.James M. Reyback Class of 1944

CDR Theodore C. Rice, USN (Ret) Class of 1944

Mr. Richard H. Roberts Mn. Richard H. Roberts

Mrs.JackW Scheible, St Tidewater Community CoUege— Math Department Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Walten CDR Gerhard W. SchUerf", USN (Ret) Class of 1944 Mr. Edward A. Scoles Mrs. Edward A. Scoles CAPT Frank J. Scolpmo, Jr., USNR (Ret.) I Mrs. Frank J. Scolpmo, Jt CAPT George W. Scott, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mrs. George W Scott, Jt

LCDR Frederick S. Robertson, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn. Frederick S. Robertson, Jt

Mr. Robert E Searle Mrs. Robert F Searle

ENS Mary E. Robertson, USN CDR and Mn. Ahred L. Robertson

Mr.John C. Seipp Class of 1944

CDR^KMter R Robinson,Jr., USN (Ret) Cbss of 1942

CDR Charles C. Senn, Sr., USN (Ret) Cbss of 1942

LT David A. Rosenzweig, USN (Ret.) CART James C. Grovet USN

Mrs. Jack M. Seymour The Woman's Seamen's Friend Society of Connecticut, Inc.

Mrs.Ann S.Ross Mn. Reaves H. Baysinget Jt CAPT James G. Ross, USN (Ret.) Class of 1937

CAPT Frank N. Shamer, USN (Ret.) Class of 1937 CAPT Edward S. KeUo^ III, USN (Ret.) LCDR Clarence L.MacEwan,Jt,USN (Ret.)

CDR Louis T Roumaya, USN -Mn. Loms T. Roumaya

Mr. WUham J. Sheppard Mrs. WUham J. Sheppard

Mrs. Margaret Sagerhohn RADM Fredenck C.Johnson, USN (Ret.)

CDR WUbur G. Sherwood, USN (Ret.) Cbss of 1944 Mr. and Mn. Herbert C. Deggendorf Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Highsmith Ms.Vugmia R. Hogeboom Dt and Mrs. Paul R. Madison Mr. and Mn. WUbur C. Madison Mrs. WUbur G. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Steve C. Sttnthen

LCDR Thomas W. Salttnarsh,Jr., USN (Ret.) Class of 1944 CDR WUHam C. Sanderson, USN • Col WUham F Bam, USMC (Ret) CAPT Charles I. Campbell HI, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Addison G. Darnel III, USN (Ret.) Mr. Brace P Ev^en CAPT Paul B. Hendricbon, USNR CAPT David R. Kohlet USN (Ret.) RADM James M. McGanah, USNR Mr. Louis L. McGinty CAPT Burt E. MUlet USNR (Ret.) CDR Gregory J. Rose, USNR CDR Richard E.Wagnet USN (Ret.) Mr. Craig G.Walenga CDRJohn S. Saxon, USN (Ret.) Cbss of 1944 CAPTWUham M. Schaefer,USN (Ret) Mn.WUliam M. Schaefer LCDR Jack W Scheible, Sr., USN (Ret.) CAPTWUham G. Fishetjt,USN (Ret.) Ms. Louise R Harris Orbital Space Systems Group Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Rice Mr. and Mn.John J. Richardson

CDR Albert E Shimmel, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Cora Shimmel CAPTThomas L. Shuck, USNR (Ret.) Mrs. Lorrame E. Shuck Mr. Merle L. Shumaker Mr.James J. McNau Esther S. Simpson Cbss of 1937 CAPT Lutiier B. Sisson, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Luther B. Sisson CAPT Edward O Skidmore, USN (Ret) Mn. Edward O. Skidmore Mr. LesUe R. Skidmore, Jr. Cangenu Vmeyard Management, LLC Coombs & Diuibp, LLP

CDRWmfieldS. Slocum ffl, USN (Ret.) I CharteredVenttjres, Inc. Mr. Lawrence O Hohnberg Mr. Douglas A. Slocum Mrs.Wmfield S. Slocum III Ms. Nancy E. Slocum CAPT James D. SmaU, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Beiger CAPT and Mrs. Peter J. Braun Mr. and Mrs. E. Huntmgton Brown CoUingwood Garden Club CDR Richard E. Curtis, USN (Ret.) CAPT Max C. Duncan, USN (Ret.) RADM Eugene H. FarreU, USN (Ret.) BGen Jacob E. Ghck, USMC (Ret.) RADM Kenneth G. Haynes, USN (Ret.) CAPT John J. Fhnchey USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Kane Mr. George M. LaChance Mr. and Mrs. Michael Monone Mr.John C. Murphy CART Norman C. Nash, USN (Ret.) Mr. Frederick OrrUc CART Richard RUey USN (Ret.) Mn.Vua R Schoenfeld Ms. Mary P Shoop Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Sbwson Mrs.James D. SmaU Mr. and Mrs. Earle L. Smith RADM WUham J. Tuiston,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.Trefrey Mr.John D.Veatch CDRThomas E.Wdliamson,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs. Donald E.WUson CAPT Sidney E.Wood,Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM Walter L. SmaU, Jr., USN (Ret.) VADM PhUip A. Beshany USN (Ret.) Mr. Bernard E. Smidi, Jr. Mr.John J. Brogan Mr. Franklyn T.Cook Mr. Robert Cummings Mr. Richard A. Hotalmg Mr.J. Craig Huff Jandlsrmth Foundation ADM Charles R. Lanon, USN (Ret.) Louis Sternbach & Co., LLP Ms. Loretta Maragni NardeUo Schwartz & Co. LLC— Attn: Lisa BeUamy Panonage Camp Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Pbce Mr. WUham W Schwarzer Ms.Jane C. Smith Mt Cochran B. Supplee Dt and Mrs. Michael C.Yen CAPT Frank M. Smith, USN (Ret.) Mn. Frank M. Smith CAPT Harvey J. Smith, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mrs. Harvey J. Smith, Jt Mr. Louis E. Smith • CAPT David E. Adams, USNR Mr. Stephen G. Andenon Mr. Douglas M. Bomarito Mr. Dudley L. Davis Mr. Carl G. Fmefrock

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MEMORY AND I N H O N O R Mr. Gar)' L. Hshman Mr. Joseph F FrvCAPT Stephen A.Johnson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward W. KratovU, USNR Mr.John H.O'NeUl,Jt LTJames H. RletschetUSN CDR ChristopherJ. Reebet USN (Ret.) Mr. James J. Schafetjt

LtCol Byron C.Turner, USMC (Ret.) Mn. Byron C.Tiuner

Mr. Andrew Khmchak Mr. and Mn. DonaldJ. McLam Mr. and Mn. R. E. Stanford,Jt Mn. Catherme Townsend CDR Richarci C.Treanot USN (Ret.) RADM Douglas Volgenau, USN (Ret.) CAPTJohnA.WebstetUSN (Ret.) LCDR Stephen T Webstet USN (Ret.)

Mr.JuUoJ.Userai Mn.JuhoJ. Usera

CDR Kenneth B.Webster, USN (Ret) i Mn. Kennedi B.Webster

CAPT Salem A . ^ ^ Every,Jr.,USN (Ret) Founcbtion For The Carohnas

Mr. Robert J. Webster Mn. Robert J. Webster

CAPT and Mn. Norman Newcomb CDR John T Qumn, USN (Ret.) CAPTJohn M. Redfield, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert K. Sheehan, USN (Ret.) Mr.Wayne E.Treagy

Col Webster D. Smidi, USMC (Ret) Class of 1937

Ms. Ruth Fraley CAPTWaUaceW.Hankhis,Jt,USN (Ret.) Mn.Jolm F HUl CART Edgar E. MaUick, USN (Ret.) Ms. Sara Mazie Mr. Glenn C. Parker Ms. Eleanor Povven Mn. Howard R. Prince CDRJohnT Qumn, USN (Ret.) Mn. Candice Saint Mr. and Mn. Robert O. Shfer Mn. Morton Sunderland Mr. Harry L.Vmcent,Jt Ms. Patticia Walker

RADM Leonard A. Snead H, USN (Ret.) Mn. Bemaid B. Forbes, Jt

CAPT Henry E. Surface, USN (Ret.) Mn. Henry E. Siuface

Mr. Alvm XVaughan Class of 1944

LT Robert D. Weimer, USNR (Ret) Cbss of 1944

CAPT Francis E. Somers, USN (Ret.) Ms. CariottaJ. Fendig Mr. and Mn.John Weston

Mr.JohnJ. Sutton Mn.John J. Sutton

CDR Josiah G.Venter, USNR (Ret.) Mn.Josiah G.Venter

CAPT Harold A. WeUs, USN (Ret.) Mn. Harold A. WeUs

CAPTWendeUW. Suydam, USN (Ret) Mn. WendeU W Suydam

LT Albert D.Vining, Jr., USNR Ms. Shirley Neumann

LCDR Luther Welsh, USNR (Ret.) Mn. Ludier Welsh

Mr. Morton T. Swarth Class of 1944

Dr. John R.Virts Cbss of 1948

Mr. Robert M.Welsh I Mr. FrederickW Dau III

CAPT Douglas N. Syvenon, USN (Ret) Mn. Douglas N. Syvenon

Col Floyd H.Waldrop,USMC (Ret.) Mn. Hoyd H.Waldrop

CDR Morris J. WestfaU, USN (Ret) Mn. Moms J. WestfaU

CDR Ehvood A. Teague, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Robert R. Chaphne

CAPT John R. Wales, USN (Ret.) Mn.John R.Wales Mr. and Mn.John G.Wales

LCDR Fehx H.Wheeler, USN (Ret) Mn. Fehx H.Wheeler

CAPT Paul B. Smith, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUliam R.BiewstetJt,USNR (Ret)

CAPTWUliam A. Spencer, USN (Ret.) Mn.WUham A. Spencer CAPT Frank G. Sprmger, USN (Ret) Mn. Frank G. Springer CDRJohn L Stacey, USN (Ret.) Mr.James J. McNair Col Mario J. StefaneUi, USAF (Ret.) Mn. Marjone L. StefaneUi Col\saterW. St^merten,USMC (Ret) Mn.WalterW Stegemerten CAPT Everett H. Steinmetz, USN (Ret) Cbss of 1935 Mr. George M. Stephan Ms. Evelyn B. Clark Mr.John P. Kelsey Mr. and Mn. Peter Kiss Mn.Valerie J. Kuehn Mr. and Mn. Ench W Sengebusch Mr. and Mn. Frederick C. Stephan Ms. Deborah S.Winslovv CAPT S t o u ^ n Steriing,Jr., USN (Ret) Mn. Stoughton Sterhng,Jt Mr. Robert Stteeter The USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates Mr.John Stteur Mt and Mn.Thomas P. HamUton CAPT Robert Stt'ite, USNR (Ret.) Dt and Mn.James A. Sttite.Jt LCDR Samuel M. Strite, USN (Ret.) Dt and Mrs.James A. Sttite.Jt LT Jerome C. Sttiart, USMC Mrs.Thomas R. Smart LTJG Daryl D. Summers, USN CAPT Paul H. Fenton, USN (Ret.) CAPT Morton Sunderland, USN (Ret.) CAPTWUliam I. BuU, USN (Ret.) Cbss of 1932

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Mr. Walter N. Temple Mn.Walter N.Temple CAPT Scott E.TerrUl, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn. Scott E.TerrUl,Jt LT David M.Thompson,USN â&#x20AC;˘ CAPT David E.Adams, USNR Mr. Stephen G. Andenon Mr. Douglas M. Bomarito Mr. Dudley L. Davis Mr. Carl G. Finefrock Mr. Gary L. Fishman Mr. Joseph F Fry CAPT Stephen A.Johnson, USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward W KratovU, USNR Mr.John H. O'NeUl,Jt LTJamesH.PletschetUSN CDR ChristopherJ. Reebet USN (Ret.) Mr.James J. Schafetjt CDR Max E.Thompson, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Harvey Von Wantoch CDRJosephTThomton,Jr.,USN (Ret.) Mrs.Joseph T.Thornton,Jt Mr. Morris Z.Thornton Mrs.Virgirua L. Hipfel CAPT Donald L.ToohUl, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Donald L.ToohUl CAPT Paul E.Treagy, Jr., USN (Ret.) CAPT Edward W Behm, USN (Ret.) Class of 1954 LtGen Charles G. Coopet USMC (Ret.) Ms. Joan C. Doupe Ms. Susan T. Gmsberg

Mrs. Carol Ann WaUcer RADM Fredenck C.Johnson, USN (Ret.) LCDR Eugene R. WaUter, USN (Ret.) Mn. Eugene R.Walker LCDR Warren \ y k e r , Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn. Warren Walket Jt

CAPTJoseph C.Wheeler,Jr., USN (Ret.) I Mn.Joseph C.WheeletJt Honorable Frank White Mr.James J. Taylor CDR Laurence A.White,Jt, USN (Ret)

Col Paul B.Watson,Jr., USMC (Ret) Class of 1944

Mr. RobertT White, Jr. LCDRJohn A. Beach, USN Mt Kenneth Drev'fiiss Mt Martin S. Medve Mr. Kevin W. Patton Mr. D. R Schnorr, Jt CDR James M. Schofield, USN LT Michael H. Sievvertsen, USNR CDR Stephen R. Speed, USNR Maj BenjanmiT Wright, USMCR

CDR Charles R. Watts, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn. Charles R.Watts,Jt

CAPTTheodore H.White,USN (Ret.) Mn.Theodore H.White

Mr. Ronald D.Waugh Class of 1948 Mt Bernard J. Lehman

RADM Donald B.Whitmire, USN (Ret) Mn. Don.-Ud B.Wlimiure

CAPT Thomas W. E Walsh, USN (Ret.) Mn.Thomas WFWalsh LT Robert M.Wasserman, USN (Ret) CDRJ.A.WaUcetUSN (Ret.)

CDRJohn J. Waybright, USNR (Ret.) Mr. .-md Mrs. Robert G. Emst Mt G. Albert Lawton Ms. Susan McReynolds CDR Robert H.MUbradi,USNR (Ret.) Mrs. FraiUc M.Wliitaker CAPT John A. Webster, Jr., USN (Ret.) CART Geoffiey D Cant, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs.W. R.Crcizier Mr. and Mrs. Kemiedi N. Drew Mt and Mrs. Lawrence Gautsch

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Mr. James Wideman The USS R,-Uph Talbot Sliipmates CAPT John R Wier, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn.John RWietJt Mr. Joseph WUhams Mt .-uid Mn.Thomas R Haimlton CAPT George R.WUson, USN (Ret.) Mn. George R.WUson LCDR Robert G.WUson, USNR (Ret.) Mn. Robert G.WUson

IstLt Ronald D.Winchester, USMCR

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CAPT Charles E. Masahn, USN (Ret) •

LT Pamela S. Rawe Bou, USN

Mr.James J. McNau LtCol Harrv- D.Woods, USMC (Ret.) Mn. Harry D.Woods

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CDR Homer N.WaUin.Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr.John D McGoldrick, Jt Mr. Anthony J. Sarno, Jt

Mr. and Mrs. David Hofiberger

CDR Edward H. Conant, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Reginald LWoikman, USN (Ret) Cbss of 1942 Mn. Reginald L.Workman

Col Ronald E. ReUiel, USAFR Mn. Ronald E.ReUiel

The Honorable Bemard A. Maguire,Jt

VADM James K. Moran, USN • LT liesel J. Danjczek, USN

Mr. Ronald E.Johns

Mr. Edward R Riehl Mrs. Jean Davie

Mr. and Mn. David Hofiberger

Capt. Bezan E Morris, USMC CAPT Robert K. R.Wordiington, USN (Ret.)

Mr. WUham E. Danjczek II

Mn. Robert K. R.Worthington

ENS John R. Dye, USN Col Richard E.Wray ffl, USMC (Ret.)

Mr. and Mrs. David HoSberger

CAPT Louis A. Romatowski,Jr., USN (Ret.) I

CDR Richard S. Murray, USN (Ret.)

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CAPT RichardJ. Burns, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Gene H. Buder Mr. JohnV DeThomas

CAPT Henry J. Sanford, USN (Ret.)

CDR Richard S. Murray, USN (Ret.)

Col Earnest H. Seborg, USAF (Ret.) •

CAPT James R. Edgar, Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Ehason CAPT Raul R. Hetchet USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Richard P GUboy Mr. and Mn. David S. Henh CART Ernest R. KaUus, USNR (Ret.) CART Joseph A. Kiel, USN (Ret.) LCDRJohn F Klem, USN (Ret.) CDR Leo S. Kuehn, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Hubert R. Leighton Mr. Harry Monroe III CAPT Clyde T Moyer III, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert B. NeweU,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. Robert F Nudo Mr. and Mrs.John B. Pence CAPT Geoige B. PhUhps,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Dana B. Pierce Mr. and Mrs.James F Rainey LTJohn G. Sprenget USNR CDR George C. Stewart, USN (Ret.) COL. and Mn.Alan G.Vitten Mr. Lee York

CDR Homer N.WaUm.Jt, USNR (Ret.)

Mr. and Mn. David Hofiberger

Mr. and Mn. David Hofiberger

Mn. Richarci E.Wray III

Mr. Stephan H. Pendergast

ENS David C. EUis, USN CAPT Sherman E.Wright, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.Thomas C. Rice Mn. Sherman E.Wright

Mr. and Mn. David Hoffberger

Capt Dawn N.C. EUis, USMC Mr. and Mn. David Hofiberger

Mrs. George E.Yeager USNAAhimniAsscxianon ofWUKamsbuig

ENS Bradley D. Harrison, USNR Mr. and Mn. David Hoffberger

CDR Robert R. Zastrow, USN (Ret.) CAPTJohn .M. Langtbrci,USN (Ret)

Mr. Joseph J. Hasson, Jr. Mr. Anthony J. Samo,Jt

LCDR Scott A. ZeUem, USN Mr. David C. Berghult Maj Michaelj. Borgschulte, USMC Mr. Scott D Carson Mr-David E.Olson

Col Kenneth E Herrington Mn. Dorothy Means Herrington

Lt Col Lewis M. Henmgton Mn. Dorothy Means Herrington

CAPT Frank A. Zimanski, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Chades P. WUliams

Mrs. Paul R. Jasper i Mn. Raul R.Jasper

RADM WUham X Zink, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mn. WUham T.ZuUcJt

CAPT Scott E.Jasper, USN (Ret.) • Mn. Raul R.Jasper

Cols J Shaffian, USAF (Ret.) Mr.James Shaffian

IstLt Bennett H. Shapiro, USMC Mr. and Mrs. David HoSberger

Mr.James R. Shoff Mr.John Butwisde The Honorable Bemard A. Maguire, Jt

CAPT Ross B. Spencer, USNR (Ret.) • Mn.Jane Cagle

Mr. Robert J. Spolyar Prof Stephen Robb and The Honorable Margret G. Robb

CAPT Norman E Stem, USN (Ret.) Mr. L. Piconi

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Mr. Stephen C.Jasper •

LCDR Frauds M. Adams, Jr., USN (Ret)

Mn. Paul R.Jasper

LCDRJohn B. Mustin, USNR

Anonymous

Mr. Ben Johnson ffl

Ms.Tamara Behnonte Capt. Donumque B. Neal, USMC Mr. and Mrs. David HoSberger

Dr.andMrs.J.B.TaUey

ENS Joseph M. O'Brien, USNR

ADM Harry D. Train B, USN (Ret.)

Mr. and Mn. David HoSberger

Dt and Mn.James A. Sttite.Jt

LT WUham X Roos, USNR (Ret.) ENS John G. Blake, USNR • Price FamUy Foimdation

Pnce Family Foundation

Ms. Donna G. Basco Mr. Robert E. Cowhng,Jt Mr. and Mn. BUI Shedey Jt Ms. Leshe T. SmeUey

ENS Peter M. Blake, USN •

VADM James B. Stockdale, USN (Ret)

LCDR Ludier K.Townsend,Jt, USN

2ndLt KendaU J. Bodnar, USMCR

ENS Luke R. Johnson, USNR

Mr. RichardW. Ogden

Professor Ernest Tucker

Mr. and Mn. David Hoffberger

Mr. and Mn. David Hofiberger

Mr. Anthony J. Sarno, Jt

VV Cooke Foimdation

ENS M^han L. Bodnar, USNR

Lt Col David B.Jones, USAF (Ret.)

Mr. Scott 0 . Osborne

U. S. Naval Academy Foundation Staff

Mr. and Mn. David Hoffberger

Mr. George G.Jones

LIJG Richard Bou, USN and LT Pamela S. Rawe Bou, USN

LT Aaron E. Klemman, USN

Mr. and Mn. David Hoffberger

Mr. Cummins Catherwood, Jr.

Mr. and Mn.WUbur L.WeUs

Ms.PamelaK.Piddni

CDR Homer N.WaUm, Jr., USNR (Ret.) I

Mr. Christian H. Pomdexter

ENS Andiony R. Ward, USNR

ConsteUation Energy Group, Inc.

Mr. and Mn. David Hofiberger

Mr. and Mn. David HoSberger

Mrs.TracyM. Kosoff 1

Mr. and Mn. AlvinV Shoemaker

LtGoi Victor H. Kndak, USMC (Ret) •

ENS Erm N. Choromanski, USNR

Gen Charles C. KnUak, USMC (Ret)

Mr. Frank M. Gren

Mr. and IVIrs. WUham K. Ralston Anonymous

CAPT Michael A. Waters, Sr., USN • Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H.Ji^er

Mr. and Mn. David Hofiberger

CDR David M. Longton, USN (Ret.) i

CAPT Douglas H. Rau, USN (Ret.) • Mr. and Mn. Stephen H.Jigger

Mr. Howard R. Weiss

Qass of 1940

Dt James A. Maniscalco Mr. Anthony J. Samo.Jt

Prof Robert L Rau

Mr. Loren Weiss

Marie G. Dennett Foundation, Inc.

Class of 2001 • NAPCofLongIsbnd,NY

RADM Albert R. MarschaU, USN (Ret.) I

Anonymous • Honor Chair

Mr. Robert B.WUhams

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he valued support of corporations, foundations and organizations continues to help ftind special Academy projects and ongoing activities that direcdy benefit the Brigade of Midshipmen.

In 2004, the Foundation received more than $3.6 million in gifts and commitments fi-om corporations, foundations and organizations. The following corporations, foundations and organizations made gifis to the Foundation during 2004.

Anonymous AdValorem Services Co. American Society ofthe French Legion of Honot Inc. America's Charities Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Bank of America, N.A. BB&T Charitable Foundation Ben and Margaret Love Foundation Benchmark Logistics, Inc. Berman Charitable Foimdation, Inc. Boeing Company Booz AUen HamUton BT Sunmons Production Services, Inc. Burlington Resources Cangemi Vineyard Management Clallam Art Le^ue Cohen & Burnett PC. CoUingwood Garden Club Combmed Federal Campaign of Central Maryland ConocoPhilhps Company ConsteUation Energy Group, Inc. Continental Airlines, Inc. Coombs & Duiibp, LLP Dainger Fund Downtown Women's Investment Club Engler & Associates, Inc. GCG Consultants George and Carol Olmsted Foundation Gordon C.WUhs Charitable Trust Grant Thorton, LLP Greater Houston Community Foundation Health Net, Inc. IDC Innovative Technology Apphcation, Inc. Jackson FamUy Enterprises John J. and Mary R. Schiff Foundation Locke LiddeU& Sapp, LLP Lockheed Martin Corporation Lockheed Martin Maritime Systems and Sensors Louis Sternbach & Co., LLP Margaret Chase Smith Foundation Mane G. Dennett Foundation Martin Block Assocbtes, Inc. Marx/Okubo & Associates MercantUe Bankshares Corporation Morningside Foundation

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Morrco Properties Company NardeUo Schwartz & Co., LLC Naval Academy Women's GoffAssocbtion 9 Holen Needle Arts Cbss at the Women's University Club in Seatde Northrop Grumman Corporation The Ochel Company Offihore Logistics, Inc. OUfield-Bearing Industties, Inc. On Track Technologies Oppenheuiier Funds Legacy Program Orbital Space Systems Group Orinda Optometry Group, Inc. Parsonage Camp Precision PuUey & Idlet Inc. Procter & Gamble Fund, Inc. ProLogis Development Services, Inc. Radio Shack Corporation Regency Partnership Ryan & Company SBC Telecommunications, Inc. Sarah Reed ChUdren's Center Seattle Yacht Club Society of Sponsors ofthe United States Naval Academy Sons of the American Revolution Southbank National Submarine Science Discovery Center Sperry Marine, Northrop Gmmman Systems, Corp.

St. Peter's Roman Cathohc Church Superior Energy Services, LLC The Thomas and Tina St. John FamUy Legacy Endowment Plan Tidewater Commumty CoUegeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Math Department United States Naval Instimte Univenity of KenWcky Library UNOVA USAA Foundation USNA Alumni Association Texas Gulf Coast Chapter USNA San Diego Chapter The USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates Wedge Group Incorporated West Angeles Church, Inc. The Woman's Seamen's Friend Society of Coimecticut, Inc.

Sperry Marine In 2004, the Foundation received more than $2.2 million in Voyage Management System software from Sperry Marine, a business unit of Northrop Grumman Corporation.

The donated software is Sperry Marine's most recent Voyage Management System, which incorporates the Electronic Chart Display Information System (ECDIS)-N technology that has been selected by the Navigator of the Navy and is now the fleet standard.

The software allows midshipmen to use digital charts and the Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) System in an integrated, automatic plotting system.

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he Friends of the Jewish Chapel (FOJC), an Annapolisbased fimdraising organization, raises fiinds in partnership with the U.S. Naval Academy Foundation to enhance the religious and cultural lives ofJewish midshipmen.

In collaboration with the Naval Academy Foimdation, FOJC has raised more than $12 million to build the Uriah P. Levy Center and Jewish Chapel. The three-story Levy Center will house the Esther & William Miller Memorial Chapel, Fred Stein Fellowship Hall, conference rooms, offices and an Honor Court for use by the Brigade of Midshipmen. The formal dedication ofthe Levy Center and Jewish Chapel is scheduled for 18 September 2005. The following individuals contributed to FOJC durmg 2004.

Anomymous USNA Cbss of 1951 USNA Class of 1963 Mr. Howard Abner and Mn. Maxine Abner Mr. David Abse and Mn. Hannah Abse Mr. Ira Adelman and Mn. Robm Adehnan CAPT Robert Adlet USN (Ret) (USNA '51) and Mn. Elsie Adler MI. Robert AcUer and Mn.Anne Adler CDR WUham RAlben and Mn. Sondra Alben (USNA '53) Mr. Fred Altman and Mn. Helen Altman Mr. Norman Altman (USNA '49) and Mn.Joan Altman COL Glenn Altschuld,Jt LTAUien Ames, USN (Ret.) (USNA '60) Mr. Louis Aronson (USNA '46) Mr. RhUip Ant (USNA '51) and Mn. Margareth Ant -Mr. Barry Augenbraum and Mn. Janet Augenbraun Ms. Marb Baker Mr. Joseph BaU and Mn. Elizabeth BaU Mr. Donald Barger (USNA '65) and Mn. Lmda Barger Mr. Robert Bavver and Mrs. Norma Bawer Mr.Jeftey Baybrick and and Mrs.Amta Baybrick CDR Paul Becket USN (USNA '83) and Mrs. Kim Becker Mr. Robert Begatole and .N4rs. Maryann Begatole Mr. Kenneth Behnke and Mrs. Lynda Behnke Mr.Jack Belz LIJG Todd H. Benke, USN (USNA '98) Mr. RTyson Bennett and Mn. Kentin PoweU Mr. Stephen Berger (USNA '57) and Mrs. Constance Berger Mr. Laurence Bergman LT Rory V Berke, USN (Cbss '96) CDR Howard R. Berhn, SC, USNR (Ret.) and Mrs. Joy Berhn Mr. Louis Berman and Mn. Majorie Berman CAPT Melvm Berngard, USNR (Ret.) (USNA '49) and Mrs. Shirley Berngard

Mr. Norman Bernstein and Mn. Diane Bernstein Mr. Charles Biehtz and Mn. Pameb Biehtz Mrs. PhyUis Bierman Mr.Albert BUdner and Mn. Lin BUdner Mr. AUen BUdner and Mrs. Joan BUdner LT Darnel BUow, USNR (USNA '94) Mr. David BUow and Mrs. Paub BUow Mr. Marvin BUow Mr. Donald Bishop and Mn.Jemma Bishop Mr. O.Theodore Blostein Mr. Michael Bluestem (USNA '71) and Mrs. Deborah Bluestem Mr. Frederick Blumenfeld and Mn. Francie Blumenfeld Mr. Theodore Blumenstock and Mrs. Pauline Blumenstock Mr. George Blumenthal LCDR Alvm Bogart, USN (Ret.) (USNA '42) and Mrs. MUdred Bogart Mr.Joel Bohm (USNA '65) and Mrs. Karen Bohm Mr.Aaron Brenner and Mn.Jams Brenner CDR Michael Bresbuet USN (USNA '89) and Mrs. Karen Bresbuer Ms.Terry Brensmck CAPT Allyn Bress, USN (Ret.) (USNA '52) and Mrs. Franf oise Bress Mrs. EleanoraVon Bressensdorf Mr. Howard Brickman and Mn. GaU Brickman RADM Herbert M. Bridge, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Marvin Broder DtTeni Brody Mr. Que Bronson and Mn.Joan Bronson Mr. Warren Brown Mr. PhUip Brozen Mr. Lloyd Buchalter DtJeSrey Burns and Mrs. Minnie Burns Mr. Erwin Burtnick Ms. EmUy CampbeU Mr.John CampbeU CDR Howard Canter (USNA '54) and Mn. PhyUis Canter Mr.James Cantor 2ndLT Brent CantteD, USMCR (USNA '03)

Mr. Ivan Caplan and Mn. Lois Caplan Ms. LUhan Cardash Ms. Shoshana Cardin LCDR Peter Canodien, (USNA '63) USN LT Derek Cedan, USNR (USNA '99) Mr. C. A. Cerniglia and Mn. EUeen Cerniglia Dt Richard Cheskis and Mrs. Pixie Cheskis Mr. Stanley Chesley and Mrs. Susan Chesley CDR Alan Chodorow, USNR (Cbss '58) and Mrs. Diane Chodorow Dt Henry Cbyman Mr. Charles Chne and Mrs. Naomi Chne Mr. Steven Cofer and Mrs. Susan Cofer Mr. Edward I. Cohen Mrs. Geraldine Cohen Mr.Jacob Cohen,Jt,USN (Ret.) (USNA '66) and Mrs. Patticia Cohen Dt Lawrence Cohen (USNA '57) Ms. Linda Cohen Dr. Norman Cohen and Mn. Roberta Cohen Mr. Ronald Cohn (USNA '56) and Mrs. GaU Cohn Mr. Stanley Cohn and Mrs. Bernice Cohn Mr. Geiard Coleman and Mn. Molly Coleman LCDRWiiam C.Conkle,USNR (USNA '69) Mr. Robert Copeland (USNA '56) and Mrs. Ann Copeland Mr. Howard Corr (USNA '68) Mr. Smart Cununmgs (USNA '76) Mr.WUham E. Danjczek II (USNA '98) Maj Jefirey L. Davidson, USAF and Mrs. Maureen Davidson Mr. Richaid Davison and Mn. Rosalee Davison CDR James M. DeFrancia, USNR (Ret.) (USNA '63) Mr. Smart Delott and Mrs. Gloria Delott Mr. David Diamond and Mrs. Roslyn Diamond Mr. Eari Diamond (USNA '61) and Mrs. Marcia Diamond Mr. Richard Diamond and Mrs. Rita Diamond Mr. Steven Diamond (USNA '74) and Mrs. Robm Diamond Mr. Joseph Dietz and Mrs. Gloria Dietz ENS Michael Domger (USNA '99) and Mrs. Luan Doniger

Mr. Hillard Donner and Mn. Karolyn Donner Mt Robert Doty and Mrs. Arlene Doty Mt Ronald Dressm (USNA '70) Mrs. Mona Drexler Mr. Steven Dreyfiiss and Mrs. Carol Dreyfiiss LCDR AlanJ.Dworsky, USN (Ret.) (USNA '54) Mrs. MarUyn Eason Mr. Darnel Ebert (USNA '55) and Mrs. Beryl Ebert Mr. Mark Efiion and Mrs. RocheUe Efion Mt Sol Einhorn and Mrs. Beverly Einhorn Mt Richard Eisen and Mrs. Haniett Eisen Mt Darnel Ehns (USNA '75) Mr. Eric Engel (USNA '00) and Mrs. Lisa Engel Mt Marc Englander and Mn. GaU Englander Mr.Jack Epstein Mr. Samuel Epstem (USNA '82) and Mrs. Christme Epstem Ms. Rita Essex Mr. Stephen Fain and Mrs. Judith Fain Mt Alan Farber and Mrs. Dma Farber Mrs. Edith Feder Dt Alvan Field and Mrs. Carol Field Ms. Linda Feiman Mt Alan Finkelstem and Ms. Elyse Sterner Mr. Scott FiiUayson and Mrs. Sara FiiUayson Mt Bobby Fisher and Mrs. Arna Fisher Mt David Fisher and Mrs. Stacey Fisher Mr. Marc Fisher and Mrs. Evelyn Fisher Mr. Mel Fisher (USNA '55) and Mrs. Roberta Fisher Mr. Michael Fisher and Mrs. Suzette Fisher Mt Gary Fishman (USNA '68) and Mrs. Sandra Fishman Mr. Jeffirey Fitzgerald and Mrs. Lynda Fitzgerald Mr. Melvin Forman LtCol David Fox, USMC (Ret.) and Mrs. Cynthia Fox Mt Myron Fox and Mrs. Evelyn Fox Mt PUchard Fraenkel Mt Ehas Frank (USNA'50) Mr. Benjamin Frankel

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Ms. Deborah Bender Frankel Mr.Arthur Frater and Mrs. Shieb Frater Mr.Alan Freedman Mr. Herbert Fried Mr. Karl Friedman Mr. Robert Friedman and Mrs. Ahcia Friedman CAPT MarcusV Friedman, USN (Ret.) (USNA '64) and Mn. Ronnie Friedman Mr. Stanley Fuchs (USNA '51) and Mn. Caryl Fuchs Mr. Kevin GaUagher and Mrs. Cynthia GaUagher Mr. Steven Garbus Dt EUiott Gardner Ms. Jean Garfinkle Mr. Eric Garland Ms. Paub Garland Mr. Robert Garland and Mrs. MarUyn Klompus Mr.Amon Garonzik and Mn. Nancy Gold Garonzik Mr. George GeUert Dr. Howaid Gebnan and Mn. Pameb Gehnan Mr. Benno M. Genon (USNA '61) Lt Col Gordon M. Genon, USAF (Ret.) (USNA '58) Mr. Bernard Gewirz (USNA '49) and Mn. Sarah Gewirz Ms. Robin GUlman Mr. Joel Gingiss (USNA '64) and Mn. Carole Gingiss Mr. David Ginsbiug and Mn. Jackie Ginsbuig Mr. Michael Glasser and Mn. Lori Glasser Mr. Ephraun Glassman (USNA '49) Mr. Arnold Glassner (USNA '63) CART Alvm Glazier (USNA '53) and Mrs.Jean Glazier Mr. Joseph Gleberman Mr. Richard Ghckman (USNA '49) and Mrs. Barbara Ghckman Mr. Robert Goisman and Mn.Jeanne Goisman Mr. Bertram Goldberg and Mrs. Lillian Goldberg RADM Hershel Goldberg (USNA '35) t and Mrs.Jane Goldberg Mr. Manin A. Goldberg (USNA '58) and Mrs. Char Goldberg Mr. Barton Goldenberg and Mrs. Elaine Goldenberg Mr. Joseph Goldenberg and Mrs. Barbara Goldenberg Dt Sheldon Goldgeier and Mrs. Myra Goldgeier Mt Albert Goldman and Mis. Rhoda GoUman Mr. Michael Goldman and Mrs. Adrienne Goldman CAPT Peter J. Goldman, USN (Ret.) (USNA '48) and Mrs. Greta Goldman Rabbi David Goldstem Ms. Faith Goldstem Mr. Jeff Goldstein Mr. Joseph Goldstein and Mn. EUen Goldstein Mr. Larry Goldstem and Mn. Linda Goldstein CAPT Lawrence Goldstein, USNR (Ret.) (USNA '57) and Mn.Ahce Goldstein Ms.Wendy Goldstem Mr. Jon Gomberg and Mn.EmUee Gomberg Mr. Marie Goodman and Mn.Tanja Goodman Mr. Nelson Goodman and Mn. Sue Goodman

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Mr. RhUip Goodman (USNA '82) and Mrs. Joanne Goodman Mr. Samuel Goodman and Mrs. Randy Goodman Mr. Richard Goodwin and Mn. Susan Goodwm LT Baron Gordon (USNA '50) Mr.Jerome Gottesman (USNA '52) and Mrs. Paub Gottesman Mr. Paul Gotdieb and Mrs. Lmda Gotdieb Mr.Jefiey Graber and Mrs. Judith Graber CAPT Brian Giana,USMC (USNA '96) and Mn. Carey Grana Mr. David Grana and Mrs. Barbara Grana Mr. Herbert Green (USNA '48) and Mn. Marge Green Mr. Jerry Green and Mrs.Vivian Green Mr. Henry Greenberg Mr. Peter Greenberg (USNA '64) and Mn. Leta Greenberg Mr. Stephen Greenberg and Mn. Rom Greenberg 1st LT Michael Greene, USMC (USNA '93) and Mrs. GaU Ann Greene Mr.Jack Greer and Mrs. Bobbie Greer Mr.Thomas Gregory and Mn. Pameb Gregory LT Stanley Gnef USNR (Ret.) (USNA '49) and Mrs. Elaine Grief Mr. Mark Grindle and Mrs. Rita Grindle Mr.Jerome Gronfein (USNA '47) and Mrs. Carol Gronfein CDR MUton Gussow (USNA '49) and Mrs. Libbie Gussow Mr. Irving Gutin and Mrs. Edith Gutin Mr. Stephen Guttman and Mn.Jane Guttman Mr. Marshal Haimes and Mn. Selma Haimes Joseph Handehnan, DDS Mr. Marvm Harlan CDR Robert Harvey, USNR (Ret.) (USNA '44) and Mrs. Patticia Harvey Mr. Dennis Haslinger and Mn. Beth Haslii^er Ms. Brenda Hayman LT Mary Katey Hays, USN (USNA '99) Dt Richard Hays and Ms. Joni S. Steinberg Mr. David Hechinger and Mn.Judy Hechinger Mr. Paul Hemian and Mrs.Joyce Heiman Dt Ross Heisman and Mn. Patricb Heisman Mr. Norman Heller and Mn. Donna Nelson HeUer Mr. Stephen HeUer (USNA '45) Mr. Richard Henderson (USNA '48) and Mrs.Jean Henderson Ms. Katye Herron Mr. Roger Hertog and Mrs. Susan Hertog Dt Marc Hertzman and Mrs. Rebecca Hertzman Mr. Barry Hess and Mrs. Joan Hess Ms. Marian Hirschberg LCDR Kenneth Hobmann, USN (USNA '90) Mr. Larry Hochberg Mt Edward Hochman Mt Bmce Hofiberger and Mrs. Caren Hofiberger Mt Chase Hofiberger Mr. Courmey Hofiberger Mr. David Hofiberger and Mrs.Janet Hofiberger Mr.Jamie Hofiberger Ms. Rachel Hofiberger Mr. Samuel Hofiberger Mr.Trever Hofiberger

:^S^sr.-%'tÂťKN&flfl Mr.Tyler Hofiberger Mr. Barry Hoffer and Mrs.Joyce Hoffer Mr.Amold Hoffinan and Mn.Janet Hoffinan Mr. Alexander Hoffinan and Mrs. AUison Hoffinan Mr. Richard Hoffinan and Mrs. Joanne Hoffinan Mr. Dudley Holstem (USNA '48) and Mrs. LeUa Holstein Mr. Erie Holwitt and Mrs. Dara Holwitt Mr. Paul Horhck and Mrs. Joan Horhck Mr. Harold Horowitz and Mn. Inge Horowitz Mr. Neal Hufiaker and Mrs. Leona Huffaker Mr.Tobm Humphrey and Mrs. Doris Humphrey Ms. MicheUe Hungerman Ms. EUen Hurston Mr.J. L. Hutton and Ms. Carol Krissoff Mr. Joseph Ingoha and Mrs. Maxuie Ingoha Ms. Joyce Isaacson ENS Dustin T Jackson, USNR (USNA '01) Mr. Robert Jacobs and Mrs. Lenora Jacobs Ms. Sandra Jacobs Mr. Stephen Jacobs and Mrs. Nicki Jacobs Mr. Mark Jahnke and Mrs. Karen Jahnke Mr. Robert Jandorf and Mrs. Paub Jandorf CAPT Jeffiey B.Jerome, USNR (USNA 79) Ms. Frona Johnson Mr. Richard Johnson and Mn. Sandia Johnson Mr. Samuel Kahan and Mn.Ann Kahan Mr.Arthur Kaplan Mr. Edward Kaplan Mr. Leonard Kaplan and Mn.Tobee Kaplan Mr. Murray Kaplan (USNA '64) and Mrs. Ann Kaplan Mr.Adi Karev and Mrs. HUda Karev Mr. Sigmund Kassap and Mn. Barbara Kassap VADM D o u ^ Katz, USN (Ret) (USNA '65) and Mn. Sharon Katz Mr. Ernest Kaufinan and Mrs. Blanche Kaufinan CART Norman Kaufman and Mrs. Edith Kaufinan Mr. Stephen Kay and Mrs. Marion Kay LtCol Maurice Keiser and Mn. PhyUis Keiser Mr. Robert Kerstem and Mn.Amy Kentem RADM RandoffKing,USN (Ret.) LT Adam Kumear, USN (USNA'94) Mr.Jerrold Kintein and Mn. Diane Kintein Mr. Brian Klam and Mn. Cheryl Guttxidge Mt Irvm Klein and Mn. Ethel Klein Mr. RhUip Klem Mr. Richard Klem and Mn. Norma Klein Mr. Ben Koemg (USNA '89) and Mrs. Stacy Koenig Mr. Maxim Kovel and Mn. Bermce Kovel CDR Sarah Kovel, USN (USNA '82) and Mr.Albert Kovel Mt Ron Kramer Mrs. Edidi Krantzman Mrs. Natahe KrasUc Mt Steven Kratzer and Mrs. Karen Kratzer Ms. Betty Krauz LT Matthew Krauz (USNA '01) Dr. Marvin Kniger ENS Seymour Kuran, USNR (Ret.) (USNA '48) CDR Aaron Kushner (USNA '89) and Mrs. Suzanne Kushner Mr.Jack Kushner and Mn.Annetta Kuslmer

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Mr. Ed Kuder and Mrs. Nancy Kuder Mr. Ben Kuyler and Mrs. Pauhne Kuyler Rabbi Aaron Landes and Mrs. Sora Landes Mr. Paul Lang (USNA '61) and Mrs. Deborah Lang Mr. Herschel Langenthal and Mrs. Judith Langenthal Mr. Sam Lapkin and Mrs. Harriet Lapkin Mn.Joseph Latwin and Mn. Bariiara Latwin Mr. Ralph Lawrence Mr. Carl Lazar Mr. Norman Leibovitz and Mrs. Glorb Leibovitz Mr. Robert Lerner and Mrs. LUlian Lemer Mr. Brian Leshner and Mn. Susan Leshner Mr. Michael Lessans and Mn. Renee Lessans CAPT Sanford Levey USN (Ret) (USNA '53) and Mrs. Betty Levey CART Alan Levuie, SC, USN (Ret.) (USNA '49) and Mrs. Nadia Levine CDR Ben Levitt, USN (Ret.) (USNA '44) and Mrs. Gerry Levitt Mr. Andrew Levy and Mrs. Linda Levy Mr. Benjamin Levy and Mn. Sandra Levy Ms. Beattice Lewis Mr. Henry Libby Dt Steven Lichtenstem and Mrs. Pameb Lichtenstein Mr. Heib Lieberman and Mn.Alice lieberman Col Harry Lindauet USN (Ret.) and Mrs.Thea Lmdauer Mr. Harold B. Lipschutz (USNA '48) and Mrs.Aime Lipschutz Ms. Ilene Lipsitz Ms. Ahce Litwinowicz Mr. Martin Litzky and Mn. SheUa Litzky Mr. David Lloyd and Mn. MuiamY. Uoyd Mr.Jack Mador and Mn. Denni Mador Ms. Barbara Maffei CDR Arthur Majot USN (Ret) (USNA '44) and Mrs. Joan Major CAPT HeAert Mandel, USN (Ret.) (USNA '38) and Mn.Ann Mandel Ms. SheUa Manheimer Mr. PhUip Markm Mr. Marvin Markman and Mn. Manha Markman Mr. Steven Marhn and Mn. Elame Marhn Mr. Marvin Martin (USNA '50) and Mn. Nancy Martm Mr. Kent Maxfield (USNA '63) Prof Marvm May (USNA '44) and Mn. Lorraine May Mr. Jonadian McCarthy Mt Judson McCarthy Ms. Katie McCarthy Mn. Irene McDonald Mr. Gary McGuffin and Mn. Karen McGuffin Mr. Jacob Meckler (USNA '62) and Mn. Patticia Meckler Mt Alvin Meisel Mt Gene I. Mesh Mr. Barry Messmger and Mn. Lynda Messmger LTJG Samuel Messmger (USNA '96) and Mn. AUison Messinger CDR Kennedi Stewart Metvinet USNR (Ret) (USNA '63) and Mrs. Sandra Metviner Mr. David Meyen and Mn. Beveriy Meyers LCDR Jerrold MUlet USNR (USNA '77) and Mn. Laura MiUer

Mr. Kent MUler and Mn. Betty Davis Mr. Ronald MUler and Mn. Gayle MUler Dt Lyle Modui .and Mn.Jo Ann Hvatt Mr. Herbert Myen and Mn. Beverly Mven Ms. Leona Myen COL Lawrence Nessnuan, USAR (Ret.) and Mn. Leshe Nessman Dt M.'ux' Notari Mr. Lawrence Novak (USNA '52) .-md Mn. SheUa Nov-ak Mr. D,ivid O'Brier and Mn. Joaime O'Brier Mr. David Oestreich and Mn. Brenda Oestreich Mr. Lee Barry Oppenheini and .Mn. Janet Oppenhemi Lt Col Edvvard Oppemiann (USNA '53) and Mn. JoAnn Oppemiann Mr. Daniel Oralis Mr.Janies Orlovv and Mn. Eve Oriovv CAPT Eric Oset USN (Ret.) (USNA '68) and Mn. Ruth Oser Mr.Viaor Ottenstein and Mn.Jane Ottenstein Mr. Scott Paul and Mn. EUen Ungar Dt Nuia Pearlmutter Mr. Raul Rendort'and Mn. Sandra Pendorf Mr. Michael Perlstein Mr. Marion PhiUips and Mn. Leshe PhUhps LT Emanuel Pme (USNA '50) and Mn. MarUyn Pme Mr. Howard Pmskey (USNA '62) and Mn.Thea Pinskey Mr. Ronald Pinsky and Mrs. Joan Rinsky LCDR Samuel Piatt, USN (USNA '85) and .Mn. Karen Pbtt -Mr.Victor Pbviier and Mn. Beth Plavner Mr. Adam Plotkm and Mn. Cathy Plotkm LT .Michael Podberesky, USN (USNA '97) and Mn. Suzanne Podberesky Mn. Rebecca Pohtzer .Mr.Albert Polovoy and Mn. Donna Polovoy Mr. Joseph Portney (USNA '52) and Mn. Ina Portney CAPT Howard Portnoy (USNA '50) and Mn. Paub Pormoy CDR Donald Pnce (USNA '73) and Mn. Sheri Price CAPT Andrew Pnnce, USNR (USNA '65) and Mn. RocheUe Prince Dr. Steven Proshan and Mn. Naomi Proshan Mr. David Puckett (USNA '63) Ms. Gertrude Queen Mr. Gary Rabmer and Mn. Loretta Rabiner Mr. Barry Raff and Mrs. Marsha Raff Mr. Coleman Raphael and Mn. Sylvia Raphael CAPT Jerome Rapkm, USN (Ret.) (USNA '52) Mr. Bamett Rattner and .Mrs. Francine Rattner Mrs. Marsha Raviv Mr.Jonathan Reed and Mrs. Reesa Reed Mr. Howard Reichbart and Mrs. Susan Reichbart Mr. Robert Reichhn and Mn. Chire Reichhn Mn. Susan Rem Mr. Stephen Robb and Mn. Mai^et Robb Mr. Lee Robms and Mrs. Leonore Robuis CAPT Ken Roey USN (USNA '78) and Mrs. Margaret Roey Mr. Morton Roney and Mrs. Myra Roney

Mt WUham Roos (USNA '49) and Mn.Joaime Roos Mr. Michael Root and Mn.Je.'umctte Root Mt Darnel Rose ,ind Mn.Joaiuia Rose CDR MUce Rose (USNA '48) and Mrs. M,uUyn Rose Ms. Rhonda Rose Ms. SheUey Rose Mr. Sidney Rose (USNA '44) Mr. Bernard Rosenberg ,ind Mn. Faye Rosenberg Maj Gen Robert Rosenberg, USAF (Ret.) (USNA '57) and Mn. Marge Rosenberg Master Chief Ehas Rosenbbtt, USN (Ret.) Ms. Lorraine Rosenbloom Mr. GUbert Rosenthal Mr. Martin Rosman and Mn. Grace Rosnian .Mr. Harvey Ross and Mrs. Elame Ross CAPTThomas Ross,USN (Ret.) (USNA '50) Mr. Barry- RothchUd and Mn. Dawn RothchUd Mr. Eugene RothchUd and Mn. Gloria RothchUd Mr. Abraham Rothstein and Mn.Arata Rothstein Ms. Judy Rubm Mr. WaUace Rubm and Mn. Rickey Rubin Mr. NeU Ruchman and Mn. Fran Ruchman Mr. Stan Ruddie and Mn. Elizabedi Ruddie Mr. Donald Sacarob (USNA '56) and Mn.Joan Sacarob Dt Bemard Sachs and Mrs. Isabel Sachs Mt Herbert Sachs and Mn.Ann Sachs Mr. Robert Sachs and Mrs. Helen Sachs Dt Warren Sachs and Mn. Karen Sachs Mr. Mikael Salovaara and Mrs. Beth Salovaara LT Sara L. Saltzstem, USN (USNA '91) Mr. Mark Sambeig and Mn. Marcee Sambeig Mr. Anthony Sarno,Jt (USNA '66) Mr.WiUiam Sarnoff Mr. Saul Schach and Mn. Mary Schach Ms.Temma SchaUer Mr. Robert Schatmer Mr. Stephen Scheffer (USNA '60) and Mrs. Leonore Scheffer Mr. Ernest ScheUer Mr. Cary Schiff and Mn. Barbara Schiff Mr. Stanford Schneider and Mrs. Sylvia Schneider Mr.Thomas Schneider Mr. Spencer Schron and Mn. Eleanor Schron Ms. Stephene Schulman Ms.Theodora SchiUman Mr. Ronald Schultz and Mrs. Karen Schultz CDR EUion Schuman, USNR (USNA '49) Mr. David Schwartz and Mrs. Patticia Schwartz Mr.Joe Schwartz and Mrs. Harriett Schwartz Lt Col Thomas Schwartz (USNA '56) and Mrs. Merle Schwartz CAPT Melvin Schweiget USNR (Ret.) (USNA '56) and Mrs. SheUa Schweiger Mr. Koppel Seaman and Mn. Lenore Seaman Mr. Sidney Seidman and Mrs. Rebecca Seidman Mt Jules Selden (USNA '67) and Mrs. Nancy Selden Mt Larry Shaffer Mt Jules Shaivitz and Mrs. Sehna Shaivitz Dt Paul Shaman and Mrs. Carol Shaman

Mr. Adam Shampaine Dt Guy Sh,-mipaine and Mn. Kathy Shampaine lsd.T Bennett H. Shapiro, USMC (USNA '00) MAJ Bruce Shapiro (USMC '61) and Mn. Ehzabeth Shapiro Mt Edvvard Shapiro LCDR Stephen Shapiro RADM Sumner Shapiro, USN (Ret.) (USNA '49) Mr. Stewart Share and Mn. EUen Share Mt Bennett Shaver and Mrs.Justme Shaver Mr.Jack Sherman and Mn.Judy Sherman BG Phihp Sherman and Mrs. Betty Sherman Mr. PhUip Shiekman (USNA '49) Mr.Jack ShUkret and Mrs. Rudi ShUkret Mt Howard Shofer and Mrs. Lois Shofer Mr. Bruce ShoUc and Ms. Beth Kaplan Mr. David Shuhnan Mr. Jonathan Shuhnan Mr. Mark Shuhnan and Mn. Margaret Shuhnan Mr. Boris Shvets and Mn. Svedana Shvets CAPT Marc Siedband,USN (Ret.) (USNA '75) and Mn. Deborah Siedband Mtjohn Siegel (USNA '67) and Mn. Hannah Siegel Mr. Robert Siegel and Mrs. Mary Siegel Mr. Robert Siegmeister (USNA '50) and Mrs. Carol Siegmeister Mr. Howard SUverman Mt Larry SUverman Mr. Morris SUverman Mr. Edvvard SUventein and Mn. Linda SUverstein Mr. Manin Sunon and Mrs. MarUyn Simon Mr. Stanley Sklar Mr. Donald Slimowitz and Mrs. Sharey Shmowitz Mr. Jordan Slone and Mrs. Laurie Slone Ms. Jennifer SmaU Mr.Joel Snulovv and Mn.Joan SmUovv Ms. Mindy Smidi CAPT Mickey Smith, USNR (Ret.) (USNA '61) and Mrs.Toba Smidi Ms. Carol Sneeringer Mr. Mark Snyder CDR Charles Sobel, (USNR (Ret.) (USNA '45) and Mrs. Edith Sobel Mr. Brandon Soffer and Mrs. Marcia Soffer Ms. Muriel Solomon Mt Richard Starr and Mrs. Gloria Starr Ms. Maxine Stearns Mt Phihp Steel and Mrs. Joan Steel Mr. Richard Steel Mr. Ronald Stehhn and Mrs. Isadore Stehhn Mt Benson Stem (USNA '77) and Mn. Susan Stem Mr. Fred Stein and Mrs. Sharon Stem Mt Harvey Stein and Mrs. Jan Stein LTJG Sean Stem, USNR (USNA '02) LT Misty Steinberget USN (USNA '98) Mr. Alex Sterman and Mrs. GaU Sterman Mr. David Stern, USNR (USNA '01) and Mn. Carol Stern Mr. Edvvard Stern and Mrs. Bernice Stern Dt Robert Stern CAPT Envin E Storz, USNR (USNA '63) Mr.James Stradmer and Mrs.Jacqueline Sttadtner

Mr. Daniel Tabas and Mrs. Evelyn Tabas Col Harvey Taffet, USAF (Ret.) (USNA '54) and Mrs. Joan Taffet Ms. Carolyn Tager LT Joshua Taylot USN (USNA '97) and Mrs. Angeb Taylor Mr. Jerome TeUer Mt Marc TerrUl and Mrs. Diana TerrUl MtJoelTiegen and Mrs. PhyUis Tiegen Mr. Harvey TiUipman and Mrs. Susan TUhpnian Mr. Norman Tonkin (USNA '51) and Mrs. Diane Tonkin Mr. Larry TovwUey and Mrs.Tracey TowiUey Mr.John TureU and Mrs.Arlene TureU Mrs. StaiUey Tutdeman and Mrs. Edna Tutdeman Mr. George Van and Mrs.JoanneVan LCDR Mark Vandroff USN (USNA '89) and Mrs.Jennifer Vandroff CAPTJohn Wales (USNA '51) t and Mrs. Ahce Wales Mr. Charles Wax and Mrs. Randie Wax Mr. David Wax and Mn. Sharon Wax Mt Mark Weber Ms. MarUyn Weener Ms. Helen Weinberger CDR Adam Werner (USNA '01) USNR LCDR Brad Werner (USNA '82) and Mrs. Diane Weiner CDR Michael Wemet USN (USNA '87) Mr. Norman Werner and Mn. Diana Werner Lt Col Gerald Wemstem, USAF (Ret.) (USNA '53) and Mrs. Ahce Wemstem Mr. Howard Weinstem and Mrs. Kay Weinstein Mr. Michael Weinstem LTW. Michael Wemstem, USNR (Ret.) (USNA '88) Mr. Arthur Weis (USNA '49) Mt David Adam Weiss (USNA '85) Mt Howard R.Weiss (USNA '47) and Mn. PhyUis Weiss Mr.AaronWeissmch and Mn. RitaWeisstuch LCDR Stewart Wennersten Mtjohn Wennersten and Mrs. Ruth Wennersten Mr.Joe Werthemi and Mn. Elaine Wertheun Mr.JoelWexler Ms. Rosamond WUen Mr. Michael WUlen (USNA '59) and Mrs. Sharon WUlen Mr.JackWUner (USNA '53) and Mrs. SeemaWihier Mr. Curtis WUson and Mn. Rebecca WUson Rev. Jim WUson and Mrs. Ann WUson Mr.Victor Winocur and Mrs. Susan Winocur Mr.James Wmston (USNA '47) t and Mrs. Gloria Winston CDR Charles Wiseman, USN (Ret.) (USNA '52) and Mrs. Hannah Wiseman Mr.AmielWohl Mt Frankhn Wolf and Mrs. Gmi A. Blostein-Woff Mr. Ronald Wolf and Mrs. Edith Woff CDR Bernard Wohe, USNR (Ret.) (USNA '38) t and Mrs. Beverly Wolfe Mrs. Beverly Wohe Ms. Dmah Wolfe t Mr. Robert Wohe and Mrs. Nancy WoMe Mr. Gregg Wolff

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Mr. Verio Wolfeohn Mr. HeAert WoU: and Mn. Betsy Wolk Mn.Joan YanofikyMIDN DavidYorck (USNA '05) RAD.M Stephen Yusem, USNR (Ret) COL Jack Zunmemian,USMC (USNA '64) and Mn. Dene Zimmerman Mr. Stanley Zipser (USNA '46) and Mn. LUlian Zipser Dt David Zohn and Mn. RocheUe Zohn Mr. Donald Zucker Mr.Joseph Zuritsky and Mrs. Renee Zuritsky Mr. Bob Zweiman

CAPT Edwin G. Greenberg Memorial Fund Mr.James Altherr and Mn. Sandra Altherr Mr. Gerald Atteibury and Mn. Margaret Atterbury Mr.Jack Ban and Mn.Yvonne Barr Mr. Carlton Bayard and Mn. Brigitte Bayard Mr. Sheldon Berman Mr. Cad Brunetto and Mn. Carolyn Brunetto Mr.John CantreU and Mn. Rose Cantrefl Mr. Richaid Carpenter and Mn. Kathy Carpenter Mr.Jack Can and Mn. Lois Can Mr.James Cheeven Mr. Ralph Chep and Mn. Debby Chep Mn.Virgiiua Clagett and Mn. BiU Murray Ms. HUda Corak Ms. Edythe Coven Ms. Judith Duckett Mr. Max Duncan and Mn.TrUby Duncan Mr. Ardiur Edwards and Mn. Patncb Edwaids Dr. Richard Falk and Mn. Carole Falk LCDR Robert Feinberg, USN (Ret.) and Mn. My-ra Feinbeig Mr. Mel Fisher (USNA '55) and Mn. Roberta Fisher Mr.John Gainer and Mn.JoAnn Gainer Mr. Benno Gerson (USNA '61) Mr. Charles Goldblum and Mbrs. Harriet Goldblum Mr. Charles Flardie and Mn. Debra Hardie Mr.Tybr Hecht and Mn. Carol Ann Hecht CAPTJohn Hendenon

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Mr. Robert Henel and Mn. Pameb Henel Mr. Paul Hemian and Mn. Karen Goldman Mr. Richard HUhnan and Mn. Lisa HUhnan Mr. David HoSberger and Mn.Janet Hoffberger Mr.Allan Hyatt and Mn. Sharon Hyatt Mr. Louis Hyatt and Mn. Fran Hyatt Mr. Marc Jartman and Mn. Cynthb Jartman Ms. EmUy Joyce Dt Eric Kalm and CAPT Donna Kahn Mr. Harold Kaplan and Mn.Joan Kaplan Mr. G. Re.x KUborun and Mn. Carol KUboum Dr. Melvin Kramer and Mrs. Debbie Kramer Ms. Dorothy Kraus Ms. Mindy Kristel Dt Norman Lieberman and Mn. Susanne Lieberman Col Harry Lindauer and Mn.Thea Lindauer Mr. Kendal MoU and Mn. Barbara MoU Mr. Robert Monis and Mn.JacqueUne Morris Ms. Roz Morrow Mr. MitcheU Nathanson amd Mn. Denise Nathanson Mr. Eh Neipris and Mn. Ruth Neipris Ms. M. Sehna Netties Mr. Sheldon Noble and Mn. Louisa Noble Mr. H.V Nutt and Mn. LUhan Nutt Mr. Gastone Orefice and Mrs. Lea Orefice Ms. Maeve Ostrowski Mr. Ed Paglee and Mn. Jeaime P^ee Mr. Joseph Pausner and Mn. Joann Pausner PayroU Bureau-ComptroUer of MD Mr. Theodore Retenen and Mn. Mar>' Petenen Mr. Howard Pmskey and Mn.Thea Pinskey Mr. Robert Plotkin and Mn. Eve Plotkin Mr. WUham Replane Mr. Michael Roblyer and Mn.Judith Roblyer Mn. Patricb Roche Mr.Theda Rosenblum CAPTThomas H. Ross,USN (Ret.) (USNA '50) Mr. Ronald Sander and Mn.Judy Sander Mr. Ehott Sauertieg and Mn. Diana Sauertieg

Mr. WUliam Saxon and Mn. Frederica Saxon Mr. Gordon Schaaf and Mn.Virginb Schaaf Scholarships for Scholan, Inc. Mr. Larry Shaffer Mr. Bennett Shaver and Mn. Justine Shaver Ms. Mary Martha Sherts Mr. Irv SUverman and Mn. Betty SUverman Mr. Kenneth Smyrii and Mn. Mai^iet Smydi Mr. Max Snyder and Mn. Barbara Snyder Mr.Amold SpeUun Mr.John Spencer and Mn. Maryanne Spencer Mr. Leonore Spitalny Mr. Craig Symonds and Mn. Marylou Symonds Mr. Curtis WUson and Mn. Rebecca WUson CAPT Robert Witter and Mn.Janet Witter Dt Alan Wolfe and Mn.Janet Wolfe Mr. Charles Wolfe and Mn. Marian Wolfe Mr. Dennis Younger and Mn. Mary Ann Younger Mr.Thomas Zlockie and Mis. Jan Zlockie

In Memory of Col Sam A. Dressin, USMC (USNA '44) Mr. Ronald Dressin (USNA '70)

In Memory of LT Darin Pontell (USNA'98) Mn. Devora PonteU Mn. Marilyn PonteU

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In Memory of Mr. Robert J. Salomon (USNA'49) Mn. Elizabeth Salomon

S H I P M A T E - U n i t e d States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2 0 0 4 Donor Report

Corporations, Foundations and Organizations Abraham & Ruth Krieger Family Foundation Aetna, Inc. BB&T Charitable Foundation Burton and Anne Greenblatt Foundation GOJO Industties, hic.

Gary Heiman Family Foundation Goodman-Klem-Pickney Family Foundation Harold R. Stem Family Foundation Hamet S. and Charles L.Tabas Foundation Isador & Fannie Havelock Foundation JWV, Department of Maryland, USA JWV, Post 385, North County, Cahfomb JWV, Post 695,Wayne, New Jersey Katz,TeUer3rant & HUd Kolker-Saxon-HaDock FamOy Foundation, Inc Leonard and Evelyn Lauder Foundation Madisonfihn, Inc. Marcus Foundation, Inc. MCAS Miiamar Rehgious Oftrings Funds Meisel FamUy Foundation Melvin Garb Foundation M/I Homes Foundation Montgomery Inn Pepsi, Co. Rebecca Meyerhoff Memorial Trust Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund The Berman Charitable Foundation, Inc The Blum Family Foundation The Samberg Family Charitable Foundation The Weston Fund Verizon Foundation t Deceased

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3M Foundation A. O. Smith Foundation ABB Combustion Engmeering Nuclear Rower Abbott Laboratories Fund ABN-AMRO ADC Foundation Addison-Wesley Pubhshing Company Adobe Systems Incorporated Advanta Foundation Aetna Foundation, Inc. Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Albertson's, Inc. Alcoa Foundation The Ale.xander & Baldwin Foundation AUiance Capital Management AUiant Energy Foundation Alliant Techsystems Alhed Signal Foundation, Inc. Allstate Foimdation ALSTOM Rower Inc. Alttia Amerada Hess Corporation Ameren Corporation American Appraisal Assodates, Inc American Electric Power American Express Foundation American International Group Inc. American Standard Inc Amgen Foundation AmSouth Bancorporation Foundation Analog Devices Inc. Andenen ConsiUting LLP Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. Aon Foundation APS Foundation, Inc. ARINC Incorporated Arrow Electronics Inc. AstraZeneca AT&T Foundation Aventis Pharmaceuticals AXA Foundation BAE Sv-stems BaU Corporation Baltimore Gas and Electric Company Bank ofAmerica Foundation Bank of Boston Bank One Foundation Barcbys Capital Baxter International Foundation Becton, Dickinson and Company BEA Foundation Bechtel Foundation BeUcore BeUSouth Corporation BF Goodrich Company Bbck & Decker Corporation BOC Group, Inc. Boeing Company Boise Cascade Corporation Bold Tech Systems, Inc. BR Foundation, Inc. Bndgestone/Firestone Trust Fund Bnstol-Myers Sqmbb Foundation, Inc.

BuUding Materials Holding Corporation BWXTY-12,L.L.C. Calpine Foundation CampbeU Soup Foundation Capital Group Companies, Inc. Capital One Services, Inc. Carohna Power & Light Company Carpenter Technology Corporation Catalina Marketmg Charitable Foundation Caterpillar Foundation Celanese Americas Foundation Cessna Foundation, Inc. Charles Schwab Corporation Foundation Chase Manhattan Corporation ChevTon PhiUips Chemical Company LP Chev-ronTexaco Chicago MercantUe Exchange ChoicePoint Inc. Chubb & Son Church Mutual Insurance Company CIGNA Foundation Cingubr Wireless Cisco Systems Citigroup Foundation The Clevebnd-Chfis Foundation The Clorox Company Foundation CMS Generation CNA Coca-Cob Company ComEd Compaq Computer Corporation Con Edison ConocoPhilhps Company ConraU Inc. ConsteUation Energy Group Cooper Industties Foundation Coming Incorporated Foundation Crompton Corporation CSX Corporation The D & B Founcbtion DainUerChrysler Corporation Fund Dana Corporation Foundation Darden Restaurants Foundation Deloitte Foundation Delphi Automotive Systems Delta Air Lines Foundation Dettoit Edison Company Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Digital Systems International Corp Domuuon Foundation Dresser Rand Company Duke Energy Foundation DuraceU Inc. Dynegy Eaton Corporation Eckerd Corporation Foundation Ecobb Inc. Edison International Eh LUly and Company Foundation Emerson Electtic Company Entergy Charitable Foundation Eqmtable Insurance Compames Ericsson Inc. Exegesys

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NCR Foundation NewYork Times Company NiSource Nissan North American Nokia Inc. Norfolk Southem Foundation Northeast UtUities Sv3teni Northern Trust Company Northrop Grumman Foundation Northwest Airlines Northwestern Mutual Foundation Novartis US Foundation Office Depot Omgeo ONEOK Foundation Oracle Corporation PACCAR Foundation Pactiv Corporation Renske Lc^istics Peoples Energy PepsiCo Foundation Pernod RicaniUSA Pfizer Foundation Pharmacb Foundation Phelps Dodge Foundation PhoenLx Foundation Pioneer Investment Man^ment USA Inc. Polaroid Corporation PPL Electric UtUities Corporation Pra.xair Foundation Principal Financial Group Foundation, Inc.

Prinapal LUe Insurance Company Procter & Gamble Fund Progress Energy The Prospect HiUs Foundation Pmdential Foundation PSC Scanrung, Inc. PSE&G Power Quaker Oats Company QUALCOMM Incorporated Raytheon Company RBC Dam Rauscher Re)iiolds Metals Company RockvveU CoUms RusseU Matching Gifb Program Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation Sara Lee Foundaton SBC Foundation SC Johnson Fund, Inc. SCANA Corporation Schering-Plough Foundation Science Apphcations International Corporation Scientific-Atlanta Inc. Scripps Howard Foundation SCTUbs Sealed Air Corporation Sempra EnergvSheU OU Company Foundation Siemens Enei^- & Automation Inc. Sonoco Foundation Southco, Inc. Southem Nuclear Operatii^ Company Spnnt Foimdation Square D Foundation

St. Jude Medical, Inc. St. Raul Travelen Foundation Starbucks State Farm Companies Foimdation StorageTek Foundation Subam of America Foundation Sun Microsv-stems Foundation SunTmst Bank, Atlanta Foundation Susquehanna Partnen, GP Symantec Corporation SYSCO Corporation System Sensor Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc Tate & Lyle North Amenca TektronLx Foundation Telcordia Technologies TeUabs Operations, Inc. Tenet Healthcare Foundation Tenneco Business Services Texas Instruments Foundation Textron Charitable Trust Time Warner Foundation Inc. Titan Corporation Tomkins Corporation Foundation Tow-en Renin TRW Foundation Tumer Corporation Tyco Matching Gifb TyCom Integrated Cable Systems U.S. Bancorp Foundation UBS UnUever United States Foundation Inc Union Pacific United Aiiiines

United Defense United Space Alliance United States Steel Foundation, Inc. United Technologies Corporation UNOCAL Foundation UPS Foundation, Inc. USAA/San Antonio Area Foundation Utica National Insurance Group Vai^uand Group, Inc Vectren Foundation, Inc Veritas Verizon Foundation ViaSat Inc. Virgirua Rower/North Carohna Power Viox) Corporation Vivendi Universal Entertainment ViUcan Materials Company WW Grainger, Inc. Wachovia Foundation Walt Disney Company Foundation Washington Group Foundation, Inc Wellington Management Coinpany, LLP WeUs Fargo Foundation WestFarm Foods Westvaco Foundation Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation Willamette Industries, Inc. WiUiams Commumty Rebtions Wv-eth Pharmaceuticals Xcel Energy- Foundation Xerox Foundation Yum! Brands Foundation, Inc

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LCDR Thomas W "Tommy" Strother, USN (Ret.), informed the Alumni Association ofthe recent passing of his great-aunt: â&#x20AC;˘ Mrs. Marion Kistler Stofflet, widow of Commander Jere Stofflet, USNR (Ret.), passed away peacefially on Monday, 3 January 2005 in her hometown of Stroudsburg, PA, where she and her husband were childhood sweethearts.

Born on 14 August 1904, in Delaware Water Gap, she was the daughter of the late Robert F. and Sadie (Staples) Kisder.

She was a graduate of Stroudsburg High School and the Pratt Institute in New York City, NY. Following Jere s graduation from the Naval Academy with the Class of 1927, Jere and Marion were married, with Classmate Ed Anders serving as best man.

Ensign Stofflet was assigned to Utah, and after his initial obligation was over, returned home to run the People's Coal and Oil Company. Continuing to serve his country in the U.S. Naval Reserves, the then-LCDR Stofflet volunteered for recall immediately after Pearl Harbor, and served in the South Pacific. Following his tour as the commanding officer of a

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landing craft repair facility, Commander Stofflet returned to the United States to serve as the executive officer of the NROTC unit at the University of Nebraska. He served there until war's end, when he was released from active duty as a commander.

Mrs. Stofflet ran the family business during the war, and after Commander Stofflet s death in 1965.

She was the oldest member of the First Presbyterian Church in Stroudsburg and was a former member of Glenbrook Country Club in Stroudsburg. She volvmteered and was one ofthe original Gray Ladies at the General Hospital of Monroe County, having served for over 40 years.

She took up horseback riding at the early age of 59 and loved every minute of it.

Mrs. Stofflet is survived by her son, Robert Stofflet of Stroudsburg, PA; grandchildren, Amanda Missey and Stephen Meador; great-granddaughter, Emma Missey; and a great-grandson.

Drew Missey. She was predeceased by her daughter, Joan Meador, and granddaughter, Jeri Lynn Meador. H

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The foUovidng was sent from Thomas F. Hawk '64: â&#x20AC;˘ On January 2, 2005, my mother, Virginia F. "Ginny" Hawk, widow of Captain Claude Vernon "Blackie" Hawk, USN (Ret.), Class of 1931, passed away after a two month struggle with pancreatic cancer. She was born on February 18, 1918, in San Diego, California, the youngest often children to Colonel Edward and Mary Fletcher. She and my father married on June 30,1938 and had 52 wonderfiil years of marriage until his death from cancer in 1990. my father retired from the Navy in 1957 and from General Motors in 1967 when they moved to El Cajon, Cahfornia. My mother remained in El Cajon until her death. She was very active in the musical arts, her church, and her PEO Sisterhood.

She is survived by four children: Thomas Hawk (USNA 1964) of Cumberland, Maryland; Maiy Soderberg and husband Eric of Raleigh, North Caroline; Robert Hawk of East Hardwick, Vermont; and John Hawk and -wife Pamela of Colorado

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Springs, Colorado; and seven grandchildren. One daughter, Susan Hawk, passed away in 1976. • ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 2 5 % LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 50% PRES/ACTING SECY: CAPT WiU I. BuU, USN (Ret.) 1725 Oak Ln., McLean.VA 22101 H: 703-538-5981

The news in this months class notes is mosdy sad so I thought I would at least try and start with something pleasant. My granddaughter and her husband recendy came from Chicago for a weekend -visit with my son and me. In the course of the weekend we all decided to visit the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Lovar-Hazy Center near the Washington Dulles International Airport.

It is well worth a visit. The museum is well laid out with interesting planes dating from pre-WorldWar I to the present day.

Taking the tour with one of the guides is definitely recommended even though the exhibits are well-marked. The guides are very knowledgeable and usually have interesting anecdotes about the various planes. One I found amusing covered the plane on exhibit which Boeing developed as a prototype of its famous 707 commercial plane and the B-52 which Boeing developed with its own money. Its introduction to the public took the form of a fly-by before a large audience. As the plane went by the test pilot made a slow roU, a maneuver usually done only by single engine planes. The president of Boeing was probably in a state of shock as the plane did its roU. He called in the test pilot after the ceremony and I imagine was speechless and the best he could say was "don't ever do that again."

One of the lesser exhibits which I personally found of interest was that of a Stearman training plane. When I was unsuccessfiiUy trying to get my wings at Pensacola in 1935 the first ofthe Stearman trainers arrived and I had the pleasure of flying many hours in that very fine trainer. That plane remained a part of the training planes for naval aviators until after World War II. It was used as a trainer for practically all the naval pilots who trained from 1935 on and it was those flyers who played such a large part in wdnning the war in the Pacific.

I just received word ofthe death of our classmate. Captain Jack Roudebush, USN (Ret) at the Community Hospital ofthe Monterey Pensacola in Monterey, California on 19 February 2005. I had just talked to Jack a couple of weeks earUer and his death came as quite a surprise to me. Jack had a distinguished career as a naval aviator. After retiring from the navy he worked for several years udth the Cal Tech Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.

In 1975 he moved to Monterey, California where he became active in church and civic affairs but still found time to enjoy golf in the daytime and playing bridge at night. He was a good friend and classmate who regularly attended our class reunions until his eyesight suddenly failed him due to macular degeneration.

Jack will be sorely missed and our sympathy goes out to his widow Sheila and his two sons Dan Roudebush '67 and Jay Roudebush. His ashes •will be scattered in the Pacific Ocean.

I received word ofTheora Hydeman's death on February 27™. Since Earl's death she had been residing at the Adantic Shores life care residence in Virginia Beach. For the past year her health had been failing, following a stroke. While Earl was ahve they frequendy drove up from Virginia Beach to attend the na-vy football games and join the classmates at the tailgate gatherings. She was very active in church and charitable organizations where ever Earl and she were stationed as well as after his retirement.

Theora also kept in touch with the class and I last saw her at our 70*- Reunion.

Our condolences go out to her daughters, Barbara Barnes and Patricia Barry, to her 10 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchUdren and 2 step great-grandchUdren.

Graveside services were held at the Arlington National Cemetery on March 15'-'^. I represented the class at the services.

This has been a bad period for the distaff^side ofthe class. I received a letter from Dave Scott reporting the death of Jeanette Hurst at her home in San Diego in January. Our classmate. Buz, was lost in the aircraft crash in 1942. During the war a destroyer escort was named for Buz and Jeanette had the honor of christening the ship. She is survived by her son, Edwin

K. Hurst who is now U-ving in San Diego and to who we send our condolences.

The death of Mary Small Farmer, the widow of our classmate, Lem, in Fredericksburg,Virginia in February 2005 was reported to me by her son, Capt.

Selden M. (Matt) SmaU '63. Mary was a lovely, charming lady whom we had not seen much of in recent years. For several years Mary and her husband, Warren Farmer, used to drive to Annapolis for our large annual luncheons at the Yacht Club.

Mary is survived by 3 children, 10 grandchildren, and 24 great-grandchildren and our sympathy goes out to them in their loss.

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Ralph Styles sent the following photos taken recendy at the lowering of his flag at night, which he has been doing for many years and an article describing the event that honored CAPT Ralph Styles: Styles honored at sunset ceremony H For several years, retired U.S. Na-vy Capt. Ralph Styles has observed the sunset near the intersection of Beach Road and Columbus Boulevard on Siesta Key, near his home.

Each night Styles, a Pearl Harbor survivor and decorated World War II veteran, and several of his neighbors perform a small patriotic ceremony by marching across Columbus Boulevard and lowering the flag at his residence while taps is played on a CD player.

Jan. 27, a larger gathering, which still included Styles, paid homage to the man who has been a Siesta Key resident for more than 40 years.

The group of participants and weU•wishers included neighbors as well as the Sons ofthe American Revolution Honor Guard, headed up by its Commander Murray Wheeler ofthe Saramana Chapter ofthe SAR, the Knights of Columbus Ceremonial Honor Guard from Our Lady ofVictory Council, bugler Roger Bumgarner of the DeSoto County Veterans Honor Guard and members of the Sarasota Manatee Council ofthe Navy League.

Styles, along with neighbors Kim Pitts and Marti Mitchell, lowered the flag as Bumgarner played taps.

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CLASS NEWS I generally begin the obit wath a flat statement, including fiill name and tide, ofthe time, place, and cause (if available) of death.

I then proceed to place of birth, date of birth, age, early schooling and parents, as available and appropriate, followed by the source and type of appointment to the Academy.The description ofthe Midshipman career is usually very short, but may well expand if he was an AU American, a six-striper, Rhodes Scholar, or Left to right Joe Gleason (ex SSBN skipper), whatever, and I try to include clubs and Charles Griffittis '46 and wife, Judie Gleason, sports as avaUable. I always indicate which Fowler, Al Burda '68, Ralph Styles '33, Tom Dyer '52 Company he (or she) graduated with, as it and wife, Don Harvey '48, President Navy League is invariably asked for by Classmates.

Vice Adm. Earl Fowler and Kate Burda If married, I try to include wife's maiden name, home, and date of marriage. If there has been more than one spouse—^for whatever reason—^be as accurate as possible—these can be dangerous rocks and shoals!

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Pre-Death Obits for HERITAGE Class In retirement, hobbies, charities, and '34 Living Grads clearly interesting activities should be Obviously there are advantages to those included. Use judgment about detaU in you leave behind if you, or a computerlisting survivors—if there are only a few, savvy helper, composes an obituary and detaU is possible, but if he had 14 grandfiles it with a trusted family member to chUdren, don't try to name them aU. update and submit to Shipmate's "Last Occasional mild humor is not out of Call" at the appropriate time. Timothy place—but pick your subjects carefuUy! Elizabeth Woodbury, who manages this Finish ofl"with known details about service, has kindly fiarnished the following place, date, and manner of final disposal of "how to" guide to help you. It is easy to remains and services. It is probably best to use and includes a fictitious example plus avoid matters regarding memorial donasubmission instructions. tions unless specificaUy requested by famUy. Give your loved ones a break and do Remember that the famUy wUl be it soon. extremely attuned to detaUs, so be cautious about making any assumptions as H First of all, try to get the obit into print to relationships. Avoid them if unsure. Try ASAP The normal print lag is about seven to talk -with a member ofthe famUy other weeks. Don't add to it! And be aware of than the widow, in most cases, who wUl the prevailing length limit (presendy be able to give details -without inflicting 400 words). fiirther pain. I refer here to divorces,

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estranged famUy, Uve-in girlfriends, deceased or disabled chUdren, etc., but it refers equaUy to aU detaUs. Try to get an obit from the local paper - it usuaUy has much of what you want, but remember that unlike the local DaUy Bugle, you are -writing for a specialized audience of Academy Alumni, who are probably interested in some things that the paper (and the famUy!) simply do not understand. References by hometown papers—and widows—to "steering batdeships" when he was a DD skipper are not uncommon! Correcting that is your job.

Navy acronyms (Uke COMSUBORDDEVDET) probably should be avoided if their meaning is not obvious.

If you write the obit, sign it. If the famUy -writes it, credit them, even if you edit. Keep in mind that the famUy -wUl probably chp and retain the obit, and it wUl be a keepsake for them. They deserve good work.

And for God's sake, try to get aU the names speUed correcdy!

The foUowing is a fictionalized example, but you may find other usefiU ones in pre-vious and subsequent issues of Shipmate: WATERTIGHT DOOR '47 Water T. Door died of a stroke at Nowhere, NE, on 31 June 200X. He was 75 years old.

A native of Nowhere, "Leaky" attended Enormous State University prior to receiving his congressional appointment to the Academy fiom Coimecticut.

He was a Varsity fencer , was Fourth Battalion Commander, and graduated with the Class in June of 1946 as a member ofthe 15th Company.

Upon graduation, he served briefly in JONES (BB-96),and decommissioned her, then operated fiom the PhiHppines for a year in PCE-871 and another year out of Kwajalein in PC-1186. He served thereafter in NEVERSINK pD-999) until his resignation in 1949.

In 1949 he began his engineering career with Acme Widget Corp. where he -was to spend his entire civihan working life. He served as plant superintendent of two wddget-producing plants; superintendent of production; assistant chief engineer, then chief engineer; executive vice-president, president in 1970, president and CEO in 1971, then

chairman and CEO fiom 1984 to 1989, when he retired as chairman emeritus.

He served on the boards of numerous corporations, as weU as on the Robert E. Lee CouncU ofthe Boy Scouts of America, the Multiple Numbness Society, the Boards ofTrustees of Beauregard CoUege and of Agnes Trundleberg Seminary, was a past president ofthe Nowhere Chamber of Commerce, and of the Amos Glotz Society ofAmerica. He held membership in numerous professional, business, and technical societies, was a member of Sigma Chi and of Rotary, and was particularly active in working to make Nowhere the host city for the 1960 International Widgeting Competition.

He is survived by his -wife of 53 years, the former Mary Ann McCarthy, of Clam Beach, CA ; sons. Water, Jr. and Airtight; ten grandchUdren; and one great grandchUd. Memorial services were conducted on August 4th at the Nowhere Memorial Church, with interment at Serenity Memorial Gardens in Nowhere, and military honors were pro-vided by the American Legion, Nowhere Post 246. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Chet Shaddeau '47 H Please note that we have a maximum word hmit of 400 words. Obimaries may be submitted electronicaUy to obits(@usna.com, or -via USPS to: Shipmate obimaries, 247 ICing George Street,Annapohs,MD 21402-5068. One photo may accompany the text and wiU be remrned once the magazine has been printed. We request that irreplaceable photos not be sent in case of loss or damage in transit. If sending the photo electronicaUy, please be sure that the resolution is least 300 dpi. If you have any questions regarding submission of obituaries to Shipmate, please contact either your Class secretary, or Shipmate's obimaries editor, Timothy Elizabeth Woodbury (410-263-4448 x l l 2 or timothy woodbury@usna. com).

Update on USNA Alutnni Association DGA Award Video The invitation to my hving classmates of record to order a copy ofthe subject video tape is stUl good. As of this issue issue, we have had multiple orders palced.

As I mentioned in the March column, "It is the best I've seen that explains to Midshipmen and possible Academy apphcants what a naval career can someday mean for them and their loved ones."

The 30-minute -video requires a snaU maU to me at 316 Martins Cove Road, Annapolis, MD 21401. It should include the name and address ofthe person to whom the tape wiU be maUed and a check for $10.00 made out to "USNA Alumni Association".The Association's Customer Service department wiU do the maUing.

Class of 1934 Loss 1 1 am Joe Tibbetts, sadly reporting the death of my -wife Alberta (Chris). Chris's health had been faUing during the past two years. She died at home on February 28,2005. Chris and I had seventeed wonderfiU years of of happy married Ufe, enjoying famUy and friends, travel and Hfe at the Fleet Landing Retirement Center in Adantic Beach, Florida. Chris had many interests and crafts, loved music, played the electronic organ, enjoyed cooking and se-wing. Chris's first husband was Col. John Davis, U.S. Army Ret., West Point 1939. She is survived by her daughter, Patricia of GreenvUle Delaware and her son, Radm John P. (PhU) Davis '68 USN (Ret.) of Fairfax Virginia and their famUies.

I wUl stay on here at Fleet Landing.

Classmate Bob CroweU and I are (I think) the oldest Academy Alumni here now.

Most Scincerely, RADM Joseph B. Tibbets USN (Ret.) â&#x20AC;˘ History and Traditions Starting with the RusseU islands in February of 1943, '34 was also helping Halsey as he directed the stepping stones up the Slot: Rendova, Munda, Kula Gulf, Kolombangara.VeUa GiUf, where our destroyers finaUy fought a successful night torpedo action instead of just leading or tailing the cruisers,VeUa LaveUa and Empress Augusta Bay and its associated night naval batdes, including Arleigh Burke's off Cape St. George. Rabaul was by passed to take Manus in March, and General MacArthur had open sea between himself and the PhUippines.

Farther to the north, SubPac boats were blockading the powerful naval base at Truk, sinking ships leaving or entering.

In the GUberts, NAUTILUS and ARGONAUT were creating an important diversion by landing the Marines making up Carlson's Raiders on Makin Island, where they wiped out enemy

defenders. MeanwhUe, submarines out of western AustraHa were patroUing the Dutch East Indies, Philippines and South China Sea, cutting the Empire's lifehnes of oU and raw materials. New names, Hke GUAPJ3FISH, SILVERSIDES, TRIGGER and TROUT, were being emblazoned in history books. By the end of 1942, a total of 147 Japanese ships had been sent to the bottom with more to foUow. '34 Navy and Marine aviators were in the Solomons beginning at Guadalcanal and ending at BougainvUle.They struck Rabaul in the beginning of the end for the laps, first from the carriers, then poHshed it off from bases in BougainvUle in daUy sweeps and strikes.

Another notable event of this period was the shooting down of the aircraft carrying Admiral Yamamoto and his staff.

'34 Marines helped Admiral Mitscher, ashore at Guadalcanal, act on inteUigence of AdmiralYamamoto's fhght schedule furnished by the Fleet Radio Unit, Pearl Harbor, and as a matter of fact, there but for the grace of God and the short range of the F4Us, would have been '34 leading the raid instead ofthe P 38s ofthe 13th Army Air Force.

'34 developed advanced techniques in night and aU weather flyuig in the early part ofthe war, when the ceUings were low and the nights plenty black, especiaUy for those early morning catapult shots.

Admiral Nimitz estabHshed the Fifth Fleet in March 1943, and put Admiral Spruance in conmiand, with instructions to drive through the Central Pacific whUe Halsey and MacArthur were driving up from the Southern and Southwestern Pacific.Vast distances from many bases necessitated exacting itineraries for long range rendezvous, but on the other hand, new construction was making the Navy stronger every day, giving the practiced amphibians more tools and ships with which to work.

During this year, the Japanese were driven out ofthe Solomons, their bases in the Bismarcks were isolated, and those Hi the GUberts were invaded. Submarines supported these operations whUe continuing their stranglehold on Japanese supply routes Hi the China Sea and Empire waters. Sbcty five newconstruction submarines, nine conunanded by '34, joHied the Pacific forces. Over 300 enemy

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CLASS N E W S ships were sent to the bottom, and in addition, many special missions were performed. New submarines cropped up as candidates for the "HaU of Fame", such as BOWFIN, HARDER, SEAHORSE and WAHOO. And at last, the cosdy torpedo defects which had persisted for over two years were finaUy corrected.

WAHOO, one ofthe top submarines of the entire war, sank nineteen Japanese ships in 1943 and her execs were '34 O'Kane and Skjonsby. She was lost in the Sea ofJapan in October, taking Verne with her. BOWFIN, FLYING FISH, GAR, GRAYLING, SEADRAGON, SEARAVEN and S 30, aU commanded by our classmates, sank a total of twelve ships and damaged several others. For the gready increased successes achieved by our boats, however, a hea-vy price was exacted, the loss of seventeen boats and most of thefr crews. ARGONAUT with our classmate. Bob Robertson, was lost in January, and GRAYLING, with Bob Brinker, in September.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 67% PRES AND SEC'Y/TREAS: CAPT Jesse B. Gay Jr., USN (Ret.) VEAND C O R R . SEC'Y: RADM Ed Keats, USN (Ret.) 3704 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21218 H: 410-235-3803 F: 410-243-1960 E: edkeats@comcast.net

The '35 phoenix After twenty years of no commurucation whatsoever from him and remrned undeHvered letters the Class reluctandy came to the conclusion that Earle "Mike" Gardner was a true "missing person" and most Hkely dead. Then out of empty space came a telephone caU from Mike.

He wants to attend our 70th Reunion.

Where had he been aU those years? He says that he has resided in various parts of the US, in Japan and for the last dozen years in Horence, Italy. Why had he not repHed to any ofthe letters from the Class? Because, he avers, he "had nothing to say." When his -wife, Kaye, died in January 1993 he decided to move to Horence. He Hves -with a famUy on Via del Purgatorio, translated as "purgatory."

He says the high point of his present life comes from thefr seating him at the head ofthe famUy table of twenty five people.

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along. The famUy has embraced him and succored him during an Ulness to the extent that he now considers thefr daughter to be the equivalent of one of his own.

Mike (with Kaye, of course) has four sons and a daughter. They have given him eighteen grandchUdren and eight great grandchUdren. His chUdren and grandchUdren Hve throughout the world in Amsterdam, Costa Rica and Japan as weU as many other places. Their spouses come from ethnic groups and nations originating aU over. For example, his halfJapanese grandson is married to a Thai. He claims ten different nationahties in his immediate famUy â&#x20AC;&#x201D; enhanced, it mrns out, by divorce and re-marriage.

Sad news Doyen Klein died on 6 March.

Claudia Stanley "Patsy" Knowles, widow of Henry P. "Barry" Knowles, Jr. who died in 1991, died on 30 December 2004. She was born on 8 October 1914 mWaUaWaUa,WA. She and Barry had two chUdren.

Bette Mclntyre Wampler Mead, -widow of French Wampler, Jr. who died in 1983, died on 15 January in Long Beach, CA. She -was born on 11 August 1918.

She had three daughters, eight grandchUdren and five great grandchUdren.

The Class scholarship continues to bring the best to the Academy Midshipman Andrew Martin, the recipient ofthe Class of 1935 Memorial Scholar Athlete award for 2004, has written a letter to thank the Class. The scholarship was estabHshed by Donald O. Van Ness, who died in 2000, and it is administered by the Naval Academy Foundation. Scholarship fiinds enabled Martin to be granted a year at New Mexico MiHtary Instimte in 2003-2004 to prepare him academicaUy for entry into the Academy. He teUs us that he now rows on the Plebe hea-vyweight crew.

A tribute to Doyen Klein On 10 March the memorial service for Doyen at CoUingwood Continuing Care Retirement Community in Mitchel-viUe, MD, where he and Fran Hved, had an overflow attendance. Our Class was represented by Jesse Gay who also gave one ofthe remembrance addresses.

Our 70''' Reunion Only a few days after this issue arrives many ofus wUl gather in Coronado in happy spirits to reHve our early days and the advenmres we have had along the

way. Subsequent copies of Shipmate wiU contain the record of what we did between 17 and 19 May for those who unformnately had to miss out.

Photos Accompanying the column are three photos taken at the Valentine's Day party reported in the AprU issue.

Roberta Decker and Doyen Klein

Clagg Claggett wearing the vest created by Poppy commemorating his naval career

\mm Gwen and Jesse Gay

Sec'y C o l u m n Deadlines (send columns to classnews@usna.com)

ISSUE July-Aug 2005 September 2005 October2005

HARD COPY: 10 June 2005 11 July 2005 12August2005

ISSUE Juty-Aug 2005 September 2G(S October 2005

ELECTRONIC: 15 June 2005 14 July 2005 17 August 2005

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 12% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 46% PRES: CAPT Waiiam N. Price, USN (Ret.) SEC'Y/TREAS: CAPTJohn M.Court, USN (Ret.) 900 Cumberstone Rd. Har^vood. MD 20776 P: 410-867-2872 CORR. SEC'Y: CAPTJohn H. Carmichael, USN (Ret.) 744 Oglethorpe Ave. St. Simons Island. GA 31522-4908 P&F: 912-638-2830 E: jhc36@beIlsouth.net

From the President Our class is d-windling down to "a precious few" as Father Time takes his relendess toU.We can be proud of our past performance; although we were the smaUest class to graduate in some time - 35 and 37 were both larger than we were - we lost more men (no women in those days) than any other class in the W W that began in 1941 — Not only as a percentage, but also in acmal numbers. Our corresponding Secretary, Jack Carmichael continues to do a great job in getting together our class news - but could always use some extra material, especiaUy in the -way of reminiscences. Most ofus have some great sea stories that we occasionaUy teU our grandchUdren. Send him one or two.

Remembrance I remember John HarUee 34 for priceless advice he gave me in 1929 when were smdents at Western High School Washington DC. (John's father was a Marine w^ho became famous advocating that one must aim a rifle before puUing the trigger. He was one ofthe founders ofthe National Rifle Association.) John and I attended a movie on the Spanish American War. I thought it was very exciting. As we left the theater John said, "They were using 1903 rifles."

John was preparing for the Naval Academy. My grandfather was grievously wounded in the Ci-vUWar and I was a high school cadet, so I thought I wanted to go to West Point. John counseled me to try for the Naval Academy not West Point. He started me on a most rewarding career.

My last tour of duty was Commanding Officer U.S. Naval Station Key West.

I reheved Captain DP. Dixon 34 in July 1962. This was the only time in my career that I enjoyed the perks of quarters: great landscaped yard wdth mango trees, a large Key LHne tree and several large avocado trees, a cook and a steward and as

C O . a gig. The Naval Station was a complex organization. AU naval activity in the Key West area was under the RADL Commander U.S. Naval Base.

Subordinate commands were: the Naval Station, the Naval Air Station, Submarine Base and the Hospital.

The Naval Station had a variety of responsibUities: Security, enforced by a Marine detachment and Station poHce, pubHc works (housing), ship repair facihty, harbor operations and recreation, and to supply water to Fort Jefferson on Dry Tormgas. The commanding ofiicer also was the officer in charge of hurricanes— three during my two year tour. The Station hosted a number of tenant commands. Among which were: The Sonar School, Surface ASW Development Detachment, Special classified experiments, Florida County Agent project.

Personnel to manage this mixture were seventy five saUors and a large ci-vU service.

The civil service heads of department had entered the service during the war and fleeted up to thefr job. Although aU exhibited signs of aging problems, they did a good job. The head ofthe water works (consisting of five pumping stations and a 130 mUe pipe Hne to Homestead) was the first to show signs of physical decline. I noticed his absenteeism was increasing. I asked him about his health. He explained his problem. It was serious so I suggested he go to Miami to get better medical advice. He went to Miami and discovered he had a bleeding ulcer. He retfred and died shortly thereafter. I was accused by the locals of forcing him out.

The next case was the head of Ci-vU Service Department who of course knew about head of the Water Works department. He requested thfrty days leave to remrn to his famUy's home for treatment.

He too had a health problem and retfred.

The third case was the CivU Service head at the Naval Air Station who saw the hand writing on the waU and resigned.

Just after I came aboard the Station the CivU Service head presented me with a report from the CivU Service Commissioner of the Com 6 inspection of the Naval Station. It contained a number of discrepancies, some of which had appeared in pre-vious inspections. He had not shown the report to Captain Dixon. After smd-ying the report that I thought wasn't weU written and confusing, I thanked the CivU Service

Commissioner and offered suggestions for improvements. Some of the hired help in the OpNav office that over saw the Naval Station were amused at my audacity -writing to the Commissioner. When the commissioner wrote thanking me for my suggestions, a copy was sent to OpNav. The special classified project and the Florida County Agent research project were not ordinary tenants. The station furnished a location for the experimental project to train porpoises. The project was classified. Although after forty years probably it has been declassified I wUl skip the details. This sea tale does not involve classified material I watched the operators working with the porpoises. Three sea animals were stationed a distance from the piers. An under water signal was sent and the three trainees swam to the pier and were awarded with fish. This routine continued several times. Apparendy in the planning for this project, the experts forgot that the porpoise is a fast learner. For on the next run only one trainee swam to the pier.

He coUected a supply of fish and remrned to his comrades. The station also fiarnished land for the Florida county agent project for conducting research for the cause of infection in Florida Keys' paHn trees.

The Horida Keys are one ofthe finest fishing areas in the world. The C.O.'s gig was rigged forfishing.There were four troUing positions and iced storage for catches. A coxswain and a crew of three manned and maintained the boat. I fished only week ends unless OpNav sent guests.

My first fishing trip in the gig, the coxswain handed me my rod and reel. The reel was the size of an anchor windless, the rod stiffer than a telephone pole, the hook the size of a gaff, the line was 80 pound test. I have fished for many years -with rods and reels. I told the coxswain to get me a number 20 Penn reel; 20 pound test Hne and a rod that would bend —a perfect combination for fish less than fifty pounds.

There were many fishing trips, the foUo-wing tales are nonroutine samples.

On one excursion we had a party of chUdren. We took our guest on our usual route out to the Gulf Stream. There we search for Sargasso Sea where bait fish seek refiige from game fish. The chUdren though troUing was boring, it was too long between strikes. So we remrned to the reef and anchored. The kids took to bottom fishing.

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nZUi CLASS NEWS My coxswain thought bottom fishing was juvenile and beneath him. He got his hea-vy duty rod and reel, used a palm size blue runner fish for bait and cast it out.

In a short time something very large had struck his bait. The reel was humming and the coxswainfiranticaUypassed his rod around stanchions whUe the chUdren reeled in thefr Hnes. The fish was maneuvered along side and I thought it was a shark. The entfre crew finaUy got the monster aboard. It was a fifty pound king mackerel. On remrn to port the coxswain said that the crew did not eat fish. He then offered to clean it. The kids were excited as they watch that monster brought aboard.

On one fishing trip we had four guests.

Lines were out as we started troUing. I was on the bridge -with the coxswain. After a whUe I gazed to port and saw a school of dolphin leaping through the sea towards us.

I shouted to the fishermen to stand by. In an instance aU four Hnes were hit. The fishermen managed to get aU lines in the boat without tying them into a Gordian knot.

We thought we had four fish, but we acmaUy caught three fish because one struck two Hnes.

The trip to the Gulf Stream was short, we -were soon troUing. Suddenly something big took my bait. My rod almost was jerked from my hands. Fathoms of Hne were reeled off, my rod bent nearly double. My reel began to smoke. The crew poured buckets of water over the reel and me to keep us cool. My expert fisherman crew managed to get the beast along side. It was a seven foot saU fish. A crewman gaffed and lifted it into the boat. As the saUor shifted the gaff to move the fish, in one big flip it disengaged the hook and jumped overboard. We caUed it a unintended release. AcmaUy considering the cost of smffing and mounting this monster and finding a waU large enough to hang a seven foot fish, I would have released it.

The boating of this large fish with my undersized gear was reward enough.

Tales of Key West. The Chairman of the Monroe County Commission, Gerald Saunders, declared me an Honorary Conch and presented me an elaborate plaque to prove it.

As commanding Officer ofthe Naval Station Gordie and I received many invitations. I was told that I must try the hors d' oeuvre marinated conch. (Conch thinly

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^4 sHced, about the size of a quarter, lime juice and onion). I gaffed a sHce and began to chew. An hour latter I'm stiU chewing on this tasteless rubberized fish.

When I told my informant he repHed, "Oh! The hostess must have used frozen rather than fresh conch."

There were many social gatherings at Key West. After attending several I noticed that the conch men wore black or dark blue suits. This seamed strange in a tropical paradise like Key West. I asked Kermit the mayor why the men wore cloths that resembled a street car conductor's uniform. He repHed, "Jack don't bring this up, we just got them to wear shoes."

Obituaries MUdred Lewis EUyson Court (Mimi) died 24 November 2005 in their home AthoU in West River Maryland. She is survived by her husband John M. Court: two daughters SaUy and Glenn; Five sonsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; -Ken, Larry, John Qoe) Tony, BUI and thefr wives. Also survi-ving were twelve grandchUdren and two great grandchUdren.

Mimi and John Court

Mimi and John were married in AnnapoHs in 1942 among many friends.

Mimi's sister Gordie and I were married in San Francisco in 1944 far away from friends. The Courts and Carmichaels enjoyed a wonderful companionship for over sixty years.

If it hadn't been for Mimi I don't know how we could have gotten to the church on time. Ser-ving as my major domo: she talked a famUy friend into serving as best man, arranged for honey moon quarters in Carmel and lent us her car. When we returned from Carmel she had reserved a room for us whUe I awaited transportation.

With Mimi's many charitable deeds she earned priority one transportation to heaven. She was one grand lady. If I had the power I would canonize her.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 15% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 58% PRES: CAPTJohn S. Slaughter, USN (Ret.) 3801 Canterbury Rd. #812 Balrimoie.MD 21218 E: capmjack@juno.com C O R R . SECY: VADM Charles S. Minter Jr. 7101 River Crescent Dr. Annapolis, MD 21401 H: 410-897-5906

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 16% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 64% PRES: RADM M.H. Rindskopf, USN (Ret.) 7101 Bayfiont Dr. #324, Annapolis, MD 21403 E: nirindskopf@comcast.net CHAIRMAN.-WASH. AREA: CAPT Hugh M. Robinson, USN (Ret.) 3709 Woodstock St. Arlington.VA 22207-4324 H: 703-532-3772: E: hughrobinsonl@wcbtv.net SECY: CAPT D.K. Ela, USN (Ret.) 3260 N. 12di St., #329, Grand Junction, CO 81506 H: 970-256-7174, F: 970-256-9120 E: dkela@earthlink.net

President's Comer Last Hurrah for the Leaders' Conference.

For the second year in a row the Class has received a card of thanks from the CoUege of Business Administration at the University of Nebraska, signed by each and every attendee, thanking us for a uruque experience they wiU cherish. We responded with "Way to Go, Cornhuskers!"

193-1â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Navy 3 Army 0. Vic GraflF has checked in firam MiUbrae, CA noting that four January/February column should have mentioned the famous Slade Cutter '35 field goal which gave us an early look at what "carrying-on" was aU about. We agree that it was a mUestone.

We also note that Slade Cutter, weU past 90, is right here in AnnapoHs at the Ginger Cove Retirement Community We thank him once more for his "Big Foot" and wish him weU.

Bobbe Bowers with grandsons Nick Kimmel '08 and Ted Kimmel

GrandchUdren. Bobbe Bowers, Dick's widow, reports from the very same Ginger Cove that her grandson, Nick Kimmel, is

a member ofthe Class of'08. Nick's brother, Ted, is a golfing graduate of CampbeU University in Buie's Creek, NC. These young men, picmred -with their grandmother, are the grandsons of the late Captain Tom Kimmel '36 and Nancy; and the great-grandsons ofthe late Admiral Husband E. Kimmel '04 and Dorothy Reunion Number 70.Yes,your Class Officers have opened a dialogue on the what, when, where or if a 70th Reunion in 2008.We wUl discuss possibUiries with the Alumrfr Association Class Support Office before advertising our ideas for your consideration.Yes, we know that by then, even us young guys in the Class will be pushing 90.

Class Comer Our class -vital statistics are stable, unless some thing happens before this gets to press. Search by Timothy Woodbury at the Shipmate offices did uncover a note in the Richmond Times-Dispatch, 14 Jan. 1997, ofthe passing of Tom Ingham. No more information is yet in hand. Did we say our numbers were stable? There is a plus.

Hugh Robinson has moved down the aisle vwth Dbde. Welcome aboard '38, Dixie, and be assured of class support.

In other explosions of acti-vity, we have had two. Jake Ready sent us a fax that the long sUent San Diego Canoe U oarsmen under coxswain Pat FoleyWstroked a class lunch. Olsen (vwth white cane),Jake (-with white nurse), and Klippel Hvened up the Admiral Baker Club Thursday, 10 Feb. Moreover we now have e-maU contact -with Jean Suydam for e-butts and -wives notes. Betty Jensen, Barbara Foley, and Gayle Foster were recent contacts. Jean is at: <jsuydam@pacbeU.net> Then the Washington contingent raised steam for a lunch, but Hugh had to cancel it because of a snow-storm. Nonethe-less, they get fuU credit for -vital signs, even though taking a pass on sledding.

WUlard Miner writes from Southern Pines that with beloved Jan's death 5 February he woU move back toVT, not for sledding, but to be near famUy. Herb Mandel keeps them Hnked to Class, see 1994 photo nearby.

Janet and Will Miner, 1994

Our note last column on Carlo Rovetta's passing brought fri two Marine Hnks. Tom Lamar teUs us he's back to the bridge table after mirfr strokes and EmUie's urging. He remarks on former joint tripping with Carlo and George Newton. And, Rob Carlo, son, thanks Mike for the Class response and is avaUable for any fiirther contact at his e-maU address, <rrovetta@qualcomm.com> or 21390 Columbus Ave, Cuipertino CA 95014, tel. 408-725-8458.

RSRH (Reefed Sail Retirement Home) notes.

Sigh! Nostalgia, our last column in our 80's decade. We'U be an immamre ninety for the next. We've been in this retirement home for ten years. It has offered the choice of an easy TV Hfe, or one that taxes any or aU of our age Hmited capabUities such as an array of hobbies or volunteering. There is however a cloud over aU in the continual inexorable inflation. It struck us when a neighbor moved out to lower cost facUities and his spouse resumed cooking. Our rent has increased about every two years. Inflation almost inevitably foUows huge deficits at national levels. â&#x20AC;˘j^ "

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 17% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 50%

ACTING PRES: CAPT Robert B.Wood, USN (Ret.) E: rbwacny@aol.com C O R R . SEC'Y: Ronnie -Wood 1525 South 23rd St.,Arlington,VA 22202 THIRTY-NINE ON LINE: docabbot@aol.com

The Washington Area Group meets on the first Wednesday of each month and we usuaUy have between twenty-five and thirty participants. If you are in Washington at this time, please join us for a meeting and lunch at the Army Navy Country Club in ArHngton.

Mitzi Peterson, vwdow ofRADM A. Adey "Pete" Peterson just remrned from an exciting 10-day trip to Libya, which is again open to American tourists. The tour

included visits to TripoH, Benghazi and Sousa. At each of these cities, the outstanding local archeological marvels offered fantastic gHmpses of Phoenician, Greek, Roman and Byzantine cultures. The sites included Leptis Magna, Sabratha, Cyrene and Appolorfra. Begun by Phoenicians, succeeding conquerors buUt upon these foundations and created cities of 50,000 or more. The advenmre brought them ancient history to life for us.

We just learned of NeU Harkleroad's passing in October of last year. NeU spent most of his career in the Navy and civUian Hfe in Aeronautical Engineering. One of his major accompHshments was his participation on the moon-landing project. He wUl be greatly missed.

Fred Kitder passed away March 5, 2005. Services were held in Glouster,VA. Fred had a distinguished career in the Na-vy in engineering as an EEDO. He is survived by his wife, Cornelia, and his three chUdren. Fred left his mark in the Na-vy!

Walter McGuinness died in October 2004 in Connecticut. He pursued a career in submarines and the legal profession. In his later years, he was involved in legal work and foUowed that profession after retiring from the Na-vy in 1968.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 22% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 60% PRES:CAPT William M. Carpenter, USN (Ret.) ] 119 Aquia Dr., Stafford.VA 22554 H: 540-659-4774 E: \vmandmary40@juno.com SEC'Y: CDR Robert Newcomb, USN (Ret.) 1134 Calle de los Amigos Santa Barbara, CA 93105 H: 805-898-7800; E: bbnewcb@west.net

Departures

Talbott F. Collins, COL USMC(ret) left us after a prolonged Ulness ofVienna, VA, on St. Valentine's day of this year. Tab was devoted to his -wife Marie, who died inl999.They were an attractive, popular couple in the Washington scene. Tab always struck me as a very Hkeable, gende soul and I found it hard to envision him as the tough Marine. See more detaUs in the obimary section.

Herman A. Hill, a graduate whose whereabouts has been unknown since, surfaced when his son stated that his father passed away in 1995 and queried the Alumni Association for information on the class. Any former shipmate or

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SUXZil CLASS NEWS associate ha-ving further knowledge of Herman please forward to BUI Carpenter.

We learned ofthe death of Elaine R Englander, wife ofthe late Capt. Felix Englander, on Feb. 10,2005. Graveside ceremonies were held at ArHngton National Cemetery. Contributions to her memory may be made to the USNA Alumni Association. We extend our s-ympathies to the famUy in their bereavement.

A poignant e-maU received from Ed Donley, MGEN USA(ret) reads: H "A note to teU you and others about a sad feUow. I lost my -wife Marion ("Jo") Donley 5 March. No suffering, no Hngering illness.There wUl be a memorial service this week in Hunts-vUle and we â&#x20AC;˘wUl be inured in the Naval Academy columbarium when its my mrn." H

Country Club. The widows were particularly prominent, and you can see what a comely lot they are. Included is a good photo of Pat, with Shirley Kirkpatrick CBob/"True Blue")in the foreground.

Other attendees were Ben Frana and friend Joyce Crowther, Isabel and Swede Carlson, John Sims, Florence Smith (Snufiy), Gloria Sweatt (Bob), and Eunice Milliken (Jim).

Pat reports that Betty and he saw Na-vy beat U. of New Mexico at the Emerald Bowl. Despite going to UNM prior to entering the Naval Academy, Pat says his loyalty was not mixed a whit. He adds, "The march-on and fly-over almost brought tears to my eyes" He records that Jean and Don Bruce are holding up weU in Oregon.

Ed, aU ofthe '40 famUy that remain I know offer our heartfelt s'ympathies. From an obimary, H "Jo was born and raised in AnnapoHs.. .she served on he board of dfrectors of Randolph School and was an active volunteer in the American Red Cross and other causes in HuntsvUle. She was a devoted wife, loving grandmother, and a great friend to those who knew her." H We were disappointed, Ed, to hear that you are unable to attend the reunion, but I'm sure glasses wUl be raised to your name.

We were just informed that Virgil Hancock died on Easter Sunday of this year. He was buried on March 31, in Tucson, AZ, where he had Hved for many years. He is survived by his wife MUdred ("Millie") and two sons.VirgU was struck by a crippHng arthritis shortly after graduation and was only able to serve briefly in commissioned service before being retired. Besides being a regular at class reunions, classmates wiU recaU his pivital role as crew coxswain during the academy years. Stroke on. Pappy!

Social Events The usual quarterly BAG luncheon was held Jan 30 hosted by Pat and Betty Clancy at the Los Altos Golf and

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Beth Bowell, John and Eloise Chase, Florence Roseborough and Bill Scott

Pat Patterson '39, Mary Montgomery, Chris Hanle Florence Roseborough, Keith and Carol Collins Cla

Betty Clancy and Eunice Shephard

Jo Gray, Eloise Chase and Joan Healey

Shirley Kirkpatrick, Gloria Sweatt and Florence Smith

NOTE FROM CLASS PREZ: For the class lunch in the WashingtonAnnapoHs area, we tried something different. In January we had decided to invite the ladies to each month's lunch, rather than only in May and December.

For Febmary we decided to try a new place the HoHday Inn in Rosslyn in Arlington, just on the Vfrginia side from the Key Bridge. The restaurant is on the 17th floor, overlooking Georgetown and Wasnhington, a fine -view. There were 15 ofus, including Betty BoweU, Eloise and John Chase, Mary and BiU Carpenter, PhU Eckert, Jo Gray, Mary Lou and Fred Karch, Maureen Lamb, Joan Healey, Horence Roseborough, Bill Scott and Harry Stirling, who was brought by his daughter, Beth. We may try this place again.

MaryCarpente,, S^jr,, Kronmiller and Bill Carpente

The foUowing article is taken from a Georgia newspaper running a series on Lookout Mountain WWII heroes. It is headlined Herschel SeUers Remembers Midway and recounts vividly a traumatic moment in that epic batde in which our classmate was pri-vUeged to participate:

â&#x20AC;˘ On the morning after the Battie of Midvray, the giant afrcraft carrier Yorktown was beaten and staggered, Hsting perilously on her side. AU hands had been ordered to "abandon ship" after Japanese torpedo bombers had dealt the ship critical blows, but gunshots could stiU be heard comingfix>mher deck. So the skipper ofthe USS Hughes, a lone destroyer that continued to search for saUors in the oUy water, sent an officer and two seamen to investigate. The officer was a Heutenant fix)m Baxley, GA named Herschel SeUers Now, some 60 years later, the man who became a beloved math professor at UTC for 24 years remembered the morning as intimately as though it happened yesterday.

"I think the captain figured I was the most dispensable of aU our officers," SeUers laughed, "but the truth ofthe matter I was scared to death as we took a smaU 26-foot motor whaleboat to the Yorktown."

The massive carrier, some 900 feet long, was listing 30 degrees as Lt. SeUers entered the deserte4 hangar deck. There was a thick coating of fuel oU covering everything.

"The going was tough but not as bad as when we finaUy got to the fhght deck.

The first thing I sa-w was a heap of dead saUors, otherwise the deck was clear. I've never forgotten that scene and don't think I ever wUl." "The ship was like a tomb, so very quiet and dark, but we soon found the saUor that fired the gun, and I sent him back with one ofthe saUors who had accompanied us. I was afraid that the ship would sink whUe we were stiU on it. We made our way do-wn to the sick bay, where we found another saUor who, for the record, Hved untU just a few years ago.

After remrning to his ship SeUers recounted: "Another destroyer, USS Hammond, tied up alongside the Yorktown. I was on the gunnery deck of our ship when I saw four torpedoes going towards the Hammond. There was nothfrig one could do but watch in horror as the torpedoes exploded at the same time "A huge waU of water went up, aHnost tearuig the ship in half. The Hammond went dowTi in seven minutes, and as it did, some depth charges it was carrying went off and kUled a lot of saUors who were in

the water. Watching that happen was the most helpless feeHng in the world."

The next morning SeUers was on watch when just after sunrise the Yorktown joined the Hammond at the bottom ofthe sea. "I teU you," said SeUers, "it was like a movie; you wondered what would happen next."

During the war, Herschel was at sea the whole time, except for nine months when he taught gunnery school for officers at Pearl Harbor. Upon his release from the Navy (retiring as a Commander fri 1960), he earned a Master's degree in mathematics at Purdue University. He then came to Lookout Mountain (near Chattanooga,TN) where, among other things, he has played a mean game of tenifrs for 40 years. Does he ever miss the sea? "Oh, no" he says,"I can get along without the sea very weU!" H Shown is a recent pic of Herschel -with nephew MitcheU HaUey before an appropriate section of the W W II Memorial.

He is signed up for the big reunion, so you'U be able to get further dope on Midway from him there. RegretfuUy, his wife Bobbie wUl not be able to make the trip. We'U miss seeing you, Bobbie, but you wUl be very much in our thoughts.

lunch in Ponte Vedra produced some good pictures that I could not get in last month. Here they are.

Tucker and Bill Elliott

Emily and Lou Davis

Betty and Jerry Ball

Herschel with his nephew Mitchell Hailey

Two more couples have posted for the reuruon, the Davenports and the Hayes.

Keep 'em coming! â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Aloha, Phogg Only '40 is 4.0!

Katie and Charlie Styer, Shelley

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CLASS N E W S A n d h e r e are a c o u p l e of nostalgic picmres from t h e old days.

Conley and Taussig

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Regrettably I must inform you of some recent losses. On 20 February, two months after her husband. Bob, died we lost Barbara Hayler who had been iU for sometime. After Bob's death, Barbara moved in with their son, Robert III and his famUy. Barbara had a distinguished career. She attended Vassar, Strayer Business CoUege and American University from which she graduated Cum Laude with a BA in French. She enjoyed participation in athletics and aUweather, every day walking. Her son, daughter and grandchUdren have aU our sympathy at this difficult time of losing both parents. From his cousin ofthe same name, I have learned that our Classmate, Jim Rudder, died in late February in Washington DC where he had recently moved from a retirement home in Atlanta, GA. Neither his cousin nor I have any other detaUs. Our one-time Classmate, Mitchell Butts, who left us early and graduated from Mississippi State, died on 2 March in Louisiana. He left behind, his widow, Cleada, two sons, two daughters, 8 grandchUdren and 6

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great-grandchUdren, to aU of whom we extend our condolences.

Now we have those av^^l birthdays.

As the late Joe Taussig claimed he did, shift to Celsius and you wUl feU much better. The May boys are: Gerry BaU, Conger, Doherty, Holdt, BUI Jones, Landreth, MacKinnon, Naymark, Nelson, Reinhardt, SheUey, Spore and Styer. That's a nice bunch and they aU deserve Emeralds for their Love and Success but LUHes of the VaUey -wiU do!

FinaUy, here are some new addresses for your rosters: Quentin Koecher, 143 Hopes Landing, Mount Pleasant TX 75455, phone 903-572-6740; Mrs.V.S. (Mary) Mauldin, 4712 Haygood Road, Virginia Beach VA 23455, phone 757554-0647; Nancy and Harry Vincent, 530 North Lake Shore Drive, Apt. 1105, Chicago IL 60611, phone 312-595-9805, FAX 312-595-9804, edress hlv9111(gi-cs.com. The foUowing are stUl among the missing: Badger, BueU, Burnett (formerly Mrs. Frank Welch), Casstevens, Dart, deLatour, deStefano, Daugherty, Forde, Gilmore, Long, McPherson, Slaymaker, Witschen andWynkoop. If you have a clue about any of these missing persons, please let me know so we can get to them before our 65 .

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This column arrives at a low point in the class chronicle. WhUe May is a deHghtful month fUled -with flowering plants, bright days and a promise of a wonderful summer just ahead, the words are acmaUy being put down in nfrd-March when the maUbag is nearly empty and we are stiU saying goodbye to dear friends. IrorfrcaUy, Hal Harwood died on 19 February just two weeks after Pappy Sims. Both were centers on our winrung teams of 1939 and 1940 and both were ineHgible in 1941 having previously used up one of their aUotted three years. Hal, as a result, became one of our two class goatkeepers.

He also was awarded the Thompson Trophy on graduation, the second highest athletic award. As Pappy Hved in

AnnapoHs and I was able to talk dfrecdy with Martha, he was feamred in the March column. Buck Catlin took the lead in assembling information on Hal. Lirrfrted to 400 words for Last CaU meant winnowing much of what was assembled. That included more detaUs on his role as the head coach ofthe Marine Corps footbaU team. His staff included CharHe Cooper '50, BiU Chip and Joe Donahoe '43, and our own JT Hill. He knew that he had the best of worlds at Quantico. His players included coUege graduates who were in the officer training programs. Many had already estabHshed themselves as AU-Americans. And he also got some of the Corps' top enHsted players. He once said that, "at Quantico, we'd get these kids from aU over the country and played for the fiin of it. They never were made to go out and play. It was strictly voluntary." He didn't have to recruit and he didn't have to worry about the alumni. As Eddie Lebaron summed it up, "he was a good motivator. He had a good staff and guys -with him. It was a good group to be around. He was very flexible. He put in a lot of plays that I had used just because I was famiHar vwth them. It was more than just another footbaU team. I think it was the very close camaraderie vwthin the group. Most ofus were officers, but every one was very close. I remember Hal more as a friend than as a coach."

After he retired from the Corps and entered civiHan Hfe, he never got footbaU out of his system. During footbaU season he watched two TV sets. He said, "I just love this game, I reaUy enjoyed the guys.

That was the best part of it. Ninety percent of coaching is getting along with your players and coaches, and I was blessed -with a number of good people to work with." "To this day, I regret that I didn't go into coaching because one of my friends who coached with me at the Naval Academy was Ben Martin, who coached at the Air Force Academy (195877). I look at what he did and wonder sometimes." "You know, I was a pretty dam good footbaU coach, even if I do say so myself."

His daughters affectionately caUed him Chippy (a derivation of chipmunk), a nick-name bestowed on him by his daughter Debbie after she saw his cheeks puffed out from a neck brace, the resiUt of

an old footbaU injury. In closing, I'U borrow the ending ofthe eulogy delivered by Hal's youngest son-on-law. "We wUl truly miss him, but know that he is in a better place. Semper FideHs, Chippy!"

The 23"^^^ Annual USNA "42 Mary E. HUl Memorial GolfTournament was held on 19 AprU. A fiiU report on the results wUl be feamred in the June Shipmate. On 13 May, the Washington/AnnapoHs group holds its annual Spring Luncheon .This always gets spring off to a great start.

Frank Dunhami checked in with an update on one of his plebe year roommates, Richard Zirker, whom he had not heard fix)m since he being discharged as an eye unsat. Frank and I had discussed Dick's stams earHer and he had promised to get hold of him and update the record.

So here goes: "on graduation, he was ordered to NORTHAMPTON and assigned to the Gurmery Department in an anti-afrcraft division. He apparendy saw considerable action, some of which was associated with escorting Jimmy DooHtde's Tokyo raiders. At some point, he injured his back in a bad faU on board and began a two-year piUer-to-post -visit of hos[pital ships, ending up in a New Zealand hospital. His condition was freqiendy critical due to recurring blood clots. Apparendy, it was a genetic condition which had plagued his famUy for a couple of generations. Interestingly, the officer who reHeved Dick at his GQ anti-afrcraft station was kiUed about two weeks after Dick left the ship, ha-ving been caught up in a bomb blast on the ship's fantaU. "After being surveyed (as a LTJG), Dick found an exceUent position with SheU OU Co. and moved to offices around the country in a thirty-eight year career.

He had beeen in reasonably good condition for many years, playing golf two or three times a week. Only recently, his back has been acting up again and he is awaiting a doctor's read-out of a M R I . .

He's afraid that his golf game may have to be sacrificed to the developing problem.

"The detaUed information Hsted in the new directory is correct (address, telephone number, etc.)"

The Alumrfr Association recently found an obit for Russ Ward's -widow Helen who had passed away on Samrday, 19 June 2004.

On 3 March 2005, Ruth Gommengenger left us. She had been

Jack's caregiver for the past several years as he batded cancer, so this was a particularly sad event. She had faUen whUe reaching for a newspaper and broken her hip the end of February and had it repaired in the hospital on the 28'-".The foUo-wing day, the family was advised that she had an infection, then developed pneumonia and she died the next day.

Barbara and Dale Reed hosted their final book club luncheon ironicaUy at the same time as Ruth's services were to be held, so a number ofthe regulars headed to AnnapoHs to honor her. The Reeds move to Falcon's Landing in May and were in the midst of breaking down the Hfetime of contents in their lovely "estate" home to the manageable number if items that wUl go to their new abode. They obtained a "pod" which was configured to contain the famous life-sized carousel horse Dale created after they moved into the country house. The horse and the other contents are destined for the west coast to be divided among their CaHfornia chUdren. Jo Ann and Jerry Miller have volunteered to keep the book club intact.

In early February, Alnora and Charlie Bishop took a ski trip to Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort, CA, -with Joan & Dick Rivin ('67). Perfect weather, clear skies, no wind, and tons of snow made for an exceptionaUy great outing. They enjoyed an evening with his shipmate from BASHAW, Zeke Sebenius '49 and Marie, who came out from McLean,VA. Dick, Zeke and CharHe survived the slopes and admired Jean who does it the hard way -with cross country. Back home, Dot and Maino DesGranges joined with the Bishops for a pleasant dinner party at Barbara and Dick Se-wall's welcoming Nancy and BiU Morrow, who were in San Diego from AnnapoHs to visit their daughter.

Charlie, Alnora, Dick Bevin

Charlie, Joan Bivin, Alnora, Dick celebrating Dick's 81^^ birthday 2/8/05

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Remembrance Judy Hubich sadly reported that her mother, Marjorie A McCain, passed away on Thursday, 17 Feb 2005 from a sudden stroke. She foUowed shortly the death of Audley McCain who died 22 Dec 2004.

The McCain's were married in the Naval Academy Chapel on 11 Mar 1944 and would have celebrated their 61st anniversary in just two weeks. Marjorie was buried next to Audley in the Beaufort National Cemetery South CaroHna. They are survived by son, Mark H McCain and -wife Dene of Dataw Island SC and daughter Judith Hubich and husband John and granddaughter Amanda J Hubich ofWinston-Salem SC...

Received word that Charles Wedgwood Turner died 5 Nov 2004 and was inurned in the Naval Academy Columbarium on 29 Apr 2005. He is survived by his -widow Elaine whose last address was in Tappan, NY. No further information avaUable.

Received word that Thomas Ervvdn Chandler, who resigned at the end of plebe year but spent WWII in the Marine Corps, had died 10 Jun 2004 in Augusta, GA and was buried in HUlcrest Memorial Park on 12 Jun 2004.

Superintendent Responds A few months ago I report on Lefiy Lavrakas writing the Superintendent lamenting what he considered a lack of spiritual emphasis at the academy. A portion ofthe Superintendent's response was:

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CLASS NEWS B"We beHeve in the value of spirimal and rehgious acti\Tties. Your enclosures, wTitten by Sarah Hofius, and quoting Theodore Roosevelt offering his reasons for going to church, are timely. We need to reflect on the moral foundation for our service to countrv*. The comments you pro\-ide ser\-e to remind aU ofus the importance of fiiequendy connecting to our spfrimal anchor.

"Your support for our Academy as we encourage Midshipmen to participate in rehgious acti\-ities is appreciated. Your fond memories of marching to Chapel every Sunday are shared. Although we cannot legislate or regulate attendance at worship services, we offer our brigade, faculty and staff a group of chaplains deeply committed to God. Recendy each chaplain \\'as assigned to thefr own battalion of Midshipmen. In this manner, we hope for the Brigade to experience the value and purpose of a chaplain in the ever%^day Ufe of Bancroft HaU routine.

The same chaplains offer services throughout the week to the midshipmen, facultN' and staff. Thefr \"isibUit\' reinforces the importance and \-alue of spfrimahty and rehgious activities. Our chaplains consistendy strive to embrace the entfre brigade with spfrimal direction." H Lefty responded -with a fe-w more words of advice for the development of Midshipmen. Perhaps, shordy we wiU share the Supe's further comments!

Class Statistia From time to time Classmates ask how many ofus graduated and how^ many started as plebes. Often they get various answersfix>mdifferent sources. I went to the primary source, i.e. the "Annual Registers of the United States Na\'al Academy" for the years of our attendance and compUed the foUowing for the Class of'43.

New admissions summer 1939 779 Ex-Midshipmen readmitted 21 Turned back fixsm '42 5 Ex Mids admitted with '44 & ad\-anced to '43 2 Turned back to later classes 13 813 Ex Mids later advanced to '42 2 811 Separations prior to graduation: Died 1 Resigned 133

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Turned back Dropped Physical Graduated Commissioned Navy Marine Corps

41 21 196 615 581 29 610

Not commissioned physicaUy unfit 1 Lack of Aptimde 3 PhUippine 1 Class population as of Sept 29,1939 798 Jun 1940 717 Oct 1940 656 Jun 1941 631 Dec 1941 620 Jun 1942 615 The above should satisfy any questions about numbers and is probably much more than anyone wants to know!_ News from Virginia Beach The '43 contingent in the Tidewater area, which has the world's largest naval base, has d\^dndled fix)m 17 back in 1972 to just 4 at present. The surxTvors include Amedeo Gal-vani, Bill Gray, BiU Hard castle, and John Tazewell. The '43 widows number 8 and include Maggee Anderson, Dee Clark, Nanc\' Da\TS, PoUy GiUock,Jean Heyworth, Betty Jackson, Cathy Rapp, and Hazel Tolerton. Dee has a bad case of Alzheimer's and is in the Pinewood Inn Retfrement Residence of Norfolk. PoUy recendy moved into Westminster Canterbury, a retirement complex on Chesapeake Bay in Vfrginia Beach, joining Betsy and John TazeweU, and Helen and Gal Galvani, who claim that this particular retfrement community is luxury H\Tng at its finest, with a white sandy beach at the back door for s\vdmming, fishing, or long walks communing with nature. Even fi^quendy see schools of dolphins cavortingjust off the beach.

Westminster has many ameruties in the 14-story facility of about 700 residents including a nursing home, wath an Alzheimer's wing, assisted-Hvfrig facUities, indoor parking garage, and, of course, the fine independent Hv-ing apartments from which most can see the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel and watch ships entering and leaving. About a dozen USNA Grads Hve there.

Joyce and BUI Gray Hve in thefr own home in Vfrginia Beach whUe Mar>' and BUI Hardcasde Hve in another fine

retfrement complex caUed Atlantic Shores located near the Dam Neck Naval Base.

For get-togethers they have joined with the class of'42 (which oumumbers '43 by 2 to 1) for monthly luncheons which are held the last Tuesday of each month.

Anyone visiting the area is invited to get in touch for a tour ofthe facUities to compare retirement communities.

West Coast Pe^;\' Smith reports that Fenton Smith suffered a stroke on 3 Jan2005 and was paralyzed on his right side (right hand and arm and right leg and Foot) and was unable to speak. He requfred a month in the hospital before being transferred home with twenty-four hour care giver help. He is slowly improxing but the doctors say that it wUl be six months to a year untU he recovers as much as possible.

Please remember him in your thoughts and prayers.

Ancient Love Birds I know that I overdo Bay Woods but that is where the material is. On Valentine's Day Pat and Fred Feamo-w returned from a trip just in time to be elected King and Queen of Hearts at Bay Woods.

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Midshipmen public service Located within walking distance of Bay Woods is a Nature Park operated by the Cit\' of AnnapoHs. which the city is trying to improve but requires a lot of wx)rk. At 0700 24 Feb about 50 Midshipmen from the MAG (Midshipmen's Action Group) were bussed over to lend a hand. ADM Guy Schaeffer '51. ADM Kfrn McKee "51, and Fred Fearnow, aU Bay Woods inmates were caUed upon to provide clean up supervision. The Mids made amazing progress clearung up runa\\'ay bamboo, fragments along the \x-ater's edge and the 100+ year old waterworks brick buUding.

We reaUy felt proud in seeing these great guys and gals -working for the commuiuty.

Generations As we get older we tend to talk about our chUdren and grandchUdren more than ourselves. Dick Zimmerman writes: • "I received a wonderfid Christmas letterfixjmJay Sappington, a son of Kay and MerrUl. He was in Dakar, Senegal, teaching music, computers, and EngHsh. Last summer Jay's niece, KeUy, needed a kidney transplant. Two weeks before the operation the transfer feU through. Jay jumped into the breach by giving her one of his on 2 Aug 2004 in Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor. KeUy is back in coUege, in good spirits and good health.

As Jay wrote "It is a remarkable thing to be able to do something so significant!" I am sure the Class of '43 and thefr wives join me in sending a "weU done" to Jay. "He is now weU and back in Senegal teaching his smdents who hold him in great respect and admiration." H President's Message Ed Robie reports that there has been a change in the Class Board of officers that was armounce last month. For personal reasons Dan Karcher, who has been an ardent supporter of the Class for many years for which we are most grateful, has resigned as Director ofthe Class and Ed Robie has appointed Dave Shonerd as his replacement.

The Class continues its outstanding response to Class luncheons in AnnapoHs. Even on a cold -windy sno-wy day in March there were over twenty Classmates and ladies in attendance! Plans are underway for the Aimual Anniversary Day luncheon in June. It is hoped that many of the Washington and Northern Vfrginia Classmates -wUl join the ArmapoHs bunch!

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More on Mort Cooley. Sept. 13,1921Feb. 14,2005 Samuel Morton Cooley Jr. retfred as a rear admfral after serving 33 years in the Na-vy. He served on the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon and served with NATO for many years. He was born in Kingston, Pa. He was a member of Shepherd ofthe Coast Lutheran Church, the Na-vy League, the Naval Aviators of America, the Naval Academy Alumni Association, Flagler Orchid Society and the Businessmen's FeUowship and Gideons Internationals.

He was a graduate ofthe U.S. Naval Academy, AnnapoHs, MD, class of 1945.

Mort enjoyed flying and golf. Survivors include his -wife of 57 years, Izola.

Memorial donations may be made to Shepherd ofthe Coast Lutheran Church, 101 Pine Lakes Parkway, PaHn Coast, FL 32164; or to Gideons International, P.O. Box 352312, PaHn Coast, FL 32135.

We have received word of the death of another classmate but we can learn Httie else; John Allison ofWimberly, Tx.78676.

There wiU be a Protestant Funeral Service on Friday 15 AprU 2005 @ 1000 in the USNA Main Chapel for Mrs. CecU Ruth King Eidson (DOB 25 October 1919, D O D 02 February 2005), wife of Bob Eidson. Committal -wUl foUow at the USNA Columbarium.

As We Are CliflF Berman writes H '45 was weU represented at a joint meeting ofthe SUNCOAST and TAMPA alumrfr chapters 16 February in St. Petersburg to hear a great presentation

by Chet Gladchuck, NAVY's dynamic Athletic Director. •

Chet Gladchuck, Athletic Director and Cliff Bermann '45, Suncoast Chapter President

Bill Strong '45, Bill Petrat '45, Chet Gladchuck and Cliff Bermann '45

Joy Colegrove, accompanied by her daughter, Betsy Spencer (of Shrewesbury, MA) attended the Commissioning of the USS Jfrnmy Carter (SSN-23) 19 February in Groton, CT. they were the guests of former President Jimmy Carter and his -wife Rosal-yn for the festivities. Red Colegrove and Jimmy Carter had been shipmates in the old submarine Pomfret, back in 1948.

Yes, the Marines are stiU having thefr bfrthday parties. Here is picmre proof:

Marine Corps Birthday '04; Martha Anne Mize, Marilou Brooks, Donna Blackburn, Al Blackburn, Peg Cosgrove, Doe McCulloch and Pat Rich

r Marine Corps Birthday '04; Don Brooks, Bill McCulloch, Al Blackburn, Bill Cosgrove and John Rich

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n CLASS N E W S Joe Moorer tells us: H As some of you know, I had a hip replacement operation on 2 Feb. which went off very smoothly. I remrned to the Health Center here in Vicar's Landing on 5 Feb. and I started therapy soon afterwards. I was making progress but started feeling weak. I had no appetite and developed a terrible pain in my left rib section.

I went to Mayo CHnic and the doctor in five minutes of asking for my symptoms told me I had a blood clot on the left lung. I have never experienced such pain in aU my Hfe. They put me in the hospital again on 16 Feb. and worked on dissolving the blood clot. I came back to Vicar's on 21 Feb. and the pain slowly went away.

I am progressing very weU -with my therapy and should be back in my apartment -within a couple weeks. Thanks for your concern. H

Once aU of this important election stuff was setded, aU resumed normal conversation. Doing most of the taUdng were Frank Kleber on the Midway attraction in San Diego & Tiny Atkinson on the momentious changes that may evolve fri the Na-vy commissary operations. Attentive Hsteners were Art Le-vy & Midge, Bill Traynor (our official photographer). Tiny Atkinson & Anna, Bob McCrary & Ann, (notice that he wasn't chosen to help in absentia), Frank Kleber & Evely, Bill Benson (our ever faithful & hard working secretary/treasurer). Bob Lenson & Raye, Bob Kirk & Carol, Jim Montgomery & Arlene, Betty Berger,Jerry Patton, Gregory Panawek & Pat, Bobbie Haines, Hal Hoflfer & Barbara, Sam Gorsline & Ann & Al Giorgis and Louise. H

Randy Prothro has also had a hip replacement and his went very weU. He attended the March luncheon, not even using a cane.

Al Giorgis says, H HeUo again from the Golden State where bad rumors have been cfrculation elsewhere that golden it may not be.

On one beautiful sunny day, the San Diego USNA '45 contingent (aU 29 ofus) gathered at the Stone Pddge Country Club in Poway to celebrate a belatedValentine Day tribute to our spouses and sweethearts.

Layne GambrUl was our sponsor at Stone Ridge & for that we are most thankful.

(That very day she left on a cruise to the Orient!) We dined on poached salmon and N.Y. steak sand-wiches.

The table taUc was in the main about who is in charge in San Diego. That was, however, resolved by Sam Gorsline stepping forward & tacking charge -with help from Ann and his friends. For this meeting, the help was provided by Louise Giorgis and her friend of 56 years. Her friend, Al, did aU the grunt work-folding in-vitations, addressing envelopes, Hcking stamps, etc. the helpers for the Band Concert in Coronado, our next gettogether, have afready been selected (volunteered) and wUl help Sam vsath that affafr in August. They are the two Bobs, McCrary & Lenson. Perhaps Ann and Raye vifrU help.

Sam Gorsline, Betty Berger, Ann Gorsline

Louise Giorgis, Bob and Ann McCrary

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We were pleased to learn that handsome hard-bound copies ofthe 60 Years After Book have been presented to the 5'-" Company Wardroom, the Army/Navy Tov^m Club, and the book Editor, Dick Van Orden.WhUe the gifs were anonymous, a "usuaUy reHable source" has been quoted as sa-ying they came from our class president. Bob Williams. If that is correct dope, we offer a proud Thank You to Bob from the class.

The Alumrfr Association has written us: I The distinguished Graduate Award program continues to grow in scope and impact. The Superintendent considers this event to be one of the most important events to take place annuaUy at the Naval Academy, second only to graduation.

Please consider a monetary sponsorship of this program with the financial contribution fixjm your class account held at the Alumni Association. Sponsorship -wUl not only affect the quaHty ofthe program as it continues, but it wUl also aUow us to pursue the possible pubHcation of a hardbound volume to display the achievements and careers of these Hving role models. This wUl be one more tool for us to educate those across the United States about the level of distinguished service fixjm Naval Academy graduates and teU their story. We hope the Class of 1945 wiU join with us in this program to promote the Naval Academy as an uistitution that produces leaders of great character for the nation. â&#x20AC;˘ Our class has again, this year, nominated Lando Zech for this award.

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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 61% PRES: VADM C.H. GriflSths, USN (Ret.) E: chuckgriffiths01@comcast.net VICE PRES.: CAPT A. E.-White, USN (Ret.) E: WIZZER0923@AOL.COM TREASURER: CAPT -Wils F. Engel, USN (Ret.) 6807 Rosewood St.Annandale.VA 22003 H: 703-S6-5832;E: wngel@belhtlantic.net SEC'Y: Clete Kennelly 7911 Sleafotd PL. Bethesda. MD 20814-4625 H: 301-654-7315; E: budkennell\@aol.com CORR. SECY: CAPT Ed Ellis, U S N (Ret.) 5229 Baistow St, San Di^o, CA 92117-2202 H: 858-278-8665; F: 858-576-0979 E: thirteen22ed@aol.com WEBMASTER.: CDR A.C. HANSMANN, USN (Ret.) E: hansinann@alum.mit.edu WEB SITE: www.asna.com/classes/1946

DEFENDI RESPUBLICAN ADOLESCENS, N O N DESARAM SENEX Our SIXTIETH is comfrig.We'U be gathering in Annapolis THIS M O N T H (could even be this week) Recent e-mails fixjm Al White (6), our Chairman, provide updates on the attendance list for the SIXTIETH. They've reported the foUowing additions: Second Company: John Hart; Homer Allen; Barbara and Crate LUly; Fourth Company: Helen Saunders, widow^ ofTed Saunders ; Fifth Company: Ed Cooke, BiU WUHams; Eighth Company: Beth and Ken Lampton: Ninth Company: Francis Curren and guest;and. Lance and Margaret Hafer, son and daughter in law ofAl Hafer; Tenth Company: Mary and Bob Lichtenberg; Carlyn and BUI Casey, Glenn Nobmann and guest: Eleventh Company: Marilyn and Fred Gaebler; Thirteenth Company: BUI MasareUa; Mary and Bob Ledbetter; Fifteenth Company: Helen and John Curry and Vfrgina and Jim Ferguson; Sixteenth Company: John Rusling; Seventeenth Company: Dolores and Bob DibHng and Carl Travis; Eighteenth Company BUI Craig coming from Hobart, Tasmania, AustraHa; Nineteenth Company Cassie Kidoo (guest of Lucienne Pfefferkorn, -widow of BUI Pfefferkorn. We've also received the foUowHig canceUations: Mike EUiott (12) (I think he was our only USAF officer.) Art Kirmeberg and Hank Schultz, both (20). In another late change, Aime Watt, the widow ofTom Watt (5) accomparfred by one of thefr daughters plans to

join us. Also, Barbara Ann Watson won't be able to come but Harry wiU be coming chaperoned by one of their daughters.The last attendance total I've seen on the 60th is 357.but, I imagine that'U change. I do know that we've had at least three deaths among Classmates who had planned to attend. For the question I'm usuaUy asked: Daisy Wilhoit (1) can't come but reported that his reasons were not medical..

For long range planrung, here's the latest on Company parties: Ffrst Company - Garden Room at Sheraton. 18th Co invited to join. Second Company Dirmer in the Selby Room ofthe Hotel.

Fourth and Nineteenth - Joining forces for a dinner at a location TBD. Sixth and Seventh - Dinner (probably a buffet) at Alumni House. (These two resided side by side for our 3 years: InitaUy as the Ffrst and Second Companies.) Eighth and Tenth Companies - Dinner in the Hotel; Ninth and Fourteenth - Dinner at the Hotel; Twelfth Company - Dirmer in the Rhode Room of the Hotel; Fifteenth â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and maybe the Fifth - At the Officers and Faculty Club in the Yard. Eighteenth Helen and Da-vid Leighton are hosting a social hour and luncheon in the Board Room ofthe Hotel from 1130-1430 on May 5th. No information was avaUable for those Companies not Hsted..

I've been remiss in not recognizing Al Bo-wen (10) in these Columns. He's the Chairman ofthe Memory Book Committee, as weU as being Class Archi-vist. He reported that "Sea Stories" previously received had gone to the printers. However, "Notebooks -wiU stay open untU the Reunion and the CD containing what's in the notebooks, unedited, as received, are stUl open for input." So continue to send your stories. Al's address is 776C Fairview Ave, AnnapoHs, MD 21404. His e-maU address is:abowen46(^aol.com.

FinaUy some requests-from Clete Kennelly (10), our Class Secretary. Please teU him if you have any excess '46 Lucky Bags and/or 25 Year After Books or want one. Also, don't forget to send your sword to Butch Hansmann (9).The Class presents them to outstanding graduating 6th Company Midshipmen. Butch's address is in the masthead.

Getting away from Reuruon News, we can aU revel in the truly good news

concerning one of our Classmates.

Bob Wertheim (7) has been selected as a recipient of the Alumni Association's Distinguished Graduate Award. This is covered in more depth elsewhere in SHIPMATE but, because Bob is one of our own and the first member of'46 to be recognized in this manner, the citation for his award is repeated as foUows: "Rear Admiral Robert 'Bob'Wertheim '46 USN(Ret): Bob Wertheim has a reputation as one of the nation's most distinguished strategic weapons engineers and managers. He is best known for the central role he played in the conception, development, production and operational support ofthe submarine-launched fleet baUistic missUe systems POLARIS, POSEIDON and TRIDENT, which were and remain, the nation's most secure and effective deterrents to nuclear war. mUDM Werthefrm is a charter member ofthe Robert Means Thompson Society.

He is also a Hfe member ofthe President's Cfrcle donor society and has been active in the program to buUd the Uriah P. Le-vy Center and Je-wish Chapel at the Naval Academy."

Other recipients of the 2005 Alumni Association's Distinguished Graduate Award were: Captain Slade Cutter '35, USN (Ret); Admfral Ronald J. Hays '50, USN (Ret); and Mr H. Ross Perot '53.

I trust that everyone, and certainly those planning to attend the 60th, is up to date on the information contained in UpDate No. 2 dated 7 February 2005. maUed out by our Reunion Chafrman. It had an order form for the Memory Book and the 60th Reunion Photo Album.

There was a 15 March 2005 deadline for ordering but if you were late there's a possibUity that you might stUl be able to get a copy. Extras were ordered in anticipation of such a simation and late orders wUl be met on a ffrst come first served basis untU the supply is exhausted..It is possible that the price may have to be increased for these late orders. The same is also true for the Reunion Picmre Album.

Other late information ad-vises that our room block at the Sheraton Barcelo Hotel has been fiUed and that late reservation requests are being referred to Country Inn and Suites which is nearby.

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CLASS N E W S baUroom at the Hotel; a Bay Cruise has not been possible but, we'U have an opporturuty for aYP Cruise; and, it appears that there wUl be an oppormruty to have lunch in the Mess HaU -with the midshipmen.

I deeply regret to report the deaths of the foUo-wing Classmates: William Milford Anderson (18) died January 18,2005. He is survived by his -wife Josephine (Accetta) Anderson, 4 chUdren (Brian, Carl, Kathleen and WiUiam) and 8 grandchUdren. His last kno-wn address was PO Box 294, Ebensberg,PA 15931 - 0294. The FamUy suggests memorial contributions to the National Kidney Foundation ofWest Pennsylvania, 555 Grant St, Ste 317, Pittsburgh, PA 15219.

Emerson C. (Diz) Dehn of Gulf Breeze died on January 29,2005 in Pensacola, FL. He is survived by his wife MUdred Proffitt Dehn, 2 daughters (Pamela Drolet and Patricia VaUiant), 1 grandson and 2 granddaughters. His last known address was 4124 Longwood Cfrcle, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561. In Heu of flowers, the FamUy suggested donations be made to the Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church BuUding Fund.

Walter Patrick (Pat) Gatewood (1) died January 14,2005. He is survived by his -wife IsabeUe who's last kno-wn residence was 2800 Gray's Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678.

Thomas Joseph McCook (16) died on February 10,2005. He is survived by his wife Jane Rourke McCook who resides at 5229 SW Court, Cape Coral, FL 33914 - 7009. He was also survived by 4 daughters (Cathy Prczyk, Terry Parker, Maggie Bogue and Mary TUson) and one son -Tom McCook.AdditionaUy, he is survived by 12 grandchUdren. The FamUy suggests donations to the American Parkinson's Disease Association.

Glenn Austin Reiflf (14) died from natural causes in Pueblo, CO, on January 18,2005. He is survived by Amy Litde Reiff, his -wife of 57 years and a son and a daughter. Glenn had prepared his own obituary and it was found when his famUy was re-vie-wing his papers. A graveside Memorial Service -wiU be held at the ArHngton National Cemetery on AprU 15,2005.

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February 5, 2005 in Houston, Texas whUe -visiting his daughter. He is survived by his wife, Shirley. They were high school sweethearts and had been married 57 years. Additional sur-vivors include his 2 daughters, Janet and Joanne, son Jeff and his 6 grandchUdren. John's last known address was 10500 Vanalden, Northridge, CA 91326.

Karl Ewald Sommerlatte (7) passed away peacefuUy on January 24,2005. He is survived by Kathryn Ann Zartman Sommerlatte, his wife of 33 years, a son Robert, 3 step-chUdren, one grandson and 7 step-grandchUdren. Interment wUl be at the Naval Academy. His last knov^m address was 420 Rio VUla Blvd, Indialantic, FL 32903. In Heu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Eastminster Presbyterian Church or a favorite charity.

William Reutter (Bill) Steers (19) died January 26,2005 at Friendship ViUage. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Kathleen in 1978. Subsequendy, he married Meribeth (Naksone) Steers, who sur-vives. He is also survived by a sister and several nieces and nephews.

BUl's last known address was 5030 Bronson Blvd, Kalamazoo, MI 49024.

Thomas Bunyan (Tom) Watt, Jr MD (5) of Conroe, Texas, passed away late on February 9,2005. He is survived by Anne Louise Watt, his wife of 54 years, 3 daughters, 4 sons, 27 grandchUdren and 2 great grandchUdren. His last address of record was 133 Lake View Cfrcle, Montgomery TX 77356 - 9028. In Heu of flowers, contributions can be made to the American Lung Association or the First Baptist Church of Conroe BuUding Fund.

Our deepest sympathies are extended to the survivers of these Classmates. Please refer to Last CaU for their obituaries.

Most of this Column was written previously for the AprU 2005 SHIPMATE but, for some reason, it was not received in time. It has been updated and included herein as the May 2005 Column..

Class Officers not identified in this Column are: Pres.,Vadm Charies H. Griffiths, USN (Ret), Charlesgriffithsl(^comcast.net; VPres., Capt AUan E.White, USN (Ret), Whizzer0923(gaol.com;Treas. CaptWUs F Engel, USN (Ret), wengel(g beUadantic.net

A N I W A L MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 7 1 % PRES: VADM James H . Doyle Jr., USN (Ret.) SEC'Y: Chester H."Chet" Shaddeau Jr. 1972 Scott's Crossing Way, Apt. #002 Annapohs.MD 21401 H: 410-224-5890; F: 410-224-7613 E: sudii@erols.com

BREAKTHE PENNANT There can't be much question that the ceremonies at Groton, CT on 18 February, honoring the commissioning of JIMMY CARTER (SSN -23), constituted the biggest single Class activity during this reporting period. Classmate Jimmy's in-vitation to aU Classmates and widows to attend was affirmatively RSVP'd by 82 Classmates. We think, on the basis of observation and conversations -with others, that about 50 to 60 acmaUy were able to come. Attended, of course, by "their sisters and their cousins, whom they reckoned up by dozens"— perhaps 150 wives, widows, chUdren, grandchUdren, etc.

There were about two thousand seven hundred guests, aU in a large (heated, thank God!) tent which covered the entire pier alongside the massive new boat, and even though there was a choice space reserved for The Class of 1947, it was pretty difficult to spot everybody — it seems some of us have changed a Httie bit since the last time we saw each other — (The Reunion Syndrome)!

At Groton, Classmate John Gillin and a gaggle of grandkids demonstrate the size of USS JIMMY CARTER as well as the uniform ofthe day; note large heated tent behind the boat

We can confidendy report the presence of the foUowing, whom we either were able to greet personaUy or recognized from some distance: Buddy Becker,Tom Brenner, John Cohoon, Pat, the widow ofJeep Donaldson; Jim Doyle, LU, the widow ofJake Finneran; Bob Fletcher, John, the son ofJim Forbes; Beau Foster, John GUlin, George Grove, BUI Johnson, Ed Kaska, Bud Kinser, Lou Larcombe, Al Maxfield, Josh Morriss, Clyde Musholt,

Al Nimocks, Duncan Packer, Sam PUlar, Jack Raftery, "Chief" Rainwater, Betty Ann, the widow of Lynn Reed; Lou Romatowski, Susan, the widow of Meleo Schene; Chuck Schoman, your humble scribe, John Snyder, Dick SouthweU, Stan Turner, Mase WeUs, Buck WiUiams, and of course the eponymous founder of the feast,Jimmy Carter himself. It should be clear from the numbers we have quoted that this Hst is surely incomplete.

We ask the forgiveness of those we have missed, pleading Dry Martinis, advancing age. weak eyes, crowds, and senior moments as defense.

Jake's widow, Ul Finneran, atthe Commissioning ceremony, is accompanied by their son, John

The Mystic Marriott hotel, (which is in Groton, not Mystic!) was the venue Friday night for a reception hosted by the boat's PCO, CAPT Robert Kelso (yes, he's the son of Frank Kelso '56) and his crew, and was the occasion of much greeting and handing-out of mementos, as weU as a lot of picmre-taking. It also saw the consumption, after lots of other goodies, of incredible amounts of calories from a fabulously loaded dessert table!

Classmates were particularly gratffied by the fashion statement provided by the guest of honor . See the photo nearby.

Entering the Friday night reception hosted by the Prospective CO and crew of SSN-23, Jimmy greets well wishers —please note the classy Class of 1947 necktie!

On Samrday morning, which was clear and COLD, the several thousand guests who filtered in through Sub Base security thoroughly enjoyed aU the speakers' efforts, but we of'47 were certainly particularly touched by the speech ofthe featured speaker, our own Stan Turner.

It was a masterpiece.

Jimmy's words, too, were brief and heartfelt, and he honored the Class by asking us to stand as a group and be recognized with applause fixjm the audience.

We had afready pretty weU made our location kno-wn to the crowd by shouting out loud the last two words ofthe National Anthem when it was performed at the opening ofthe affair. Last two words?

"Beat Army!", of course.

The BIG reception after the Ceremony was in the gym just a short distancefixDmthe pier, and more enormous quantities of food awaited at the end ofthe very long lines, then afterwards it was buses back to the parking lot or hotels.

There are major changes in Ne-w London, to be sure, but the ttain station is very much as it was in 1945, and when you looked at the Blue Star Bridge which crosses the Thames to Groton, it's not too hard to see the old two-lane bridge where two six-lane spans now stand! Those of us who were able to make the trip enjoyed the occasion, and it was a true pleasure to see so many Classmates mm out. And for the boat. Fair Winds and FoUowing Seas is our wish. Good luck to you aU. FINAL HONORS Our ranks have suffered three more losses: Gayle Kenneth Broussard, Harold Lloyd Carpenter and George Sedgwick Swift passed away during the past few weeks, and we join with their friends and famUies in mourning thefr loss. More info appears in their obimaries in Last CaU. We also share the grief of Bob Horner, whose wife, Laura, died unexpectedly at their home on 28 February.

THE MAIL BUOY Sam Ogden has Uved in pretty much the same spot for a number of years, and then started a series of address changes which evenmaUy told us that he now had a PO Box at Wicomico Church, VA. Then he sent us the foUowing 'explanatory' letter:

H " I have just received a new rural postal deHvery address as foUows: 1517 Harding Road, HeathsvUle,VA 22473 For those of you famUiar -with the Chesapeake Bay, the above address is physicaUy located on Virginia's Western Shore ofthe Bay, at the mouth ofthe Great Wicomico River, about 6 mUes SSW of Smith Point, where the Potomac enters the Bay. It is in Northumberland County, knowTi locaUy as "the Northern Neck". I have been here only a few years, so I am labeled personaUy as a "come here". I teU people I Hve on Harvey's Creek in sight of the"salties" plying the Chesapeake up to Baltimore.

(That, locaUy, is pronounced "BaUmurr").

For you educated ttade school folks, I am precisely at Lat 37-47.8'N, Long 7618.5'W I'm just showing off to remind you that this is real "waterman" country.

And to further confuse aU us "come heres", aU ofthe above is simply a vUlage crossroad known as Wicomico Church.

Sorry to be a problem; I'U just blame it aU on 'progress' and the CivU War. Sam" B No problem at aU for your scribe to understand; my mother was born at Reed-viUe, about 8 mUes ENE from Wicomico Church, and practicaUy ALL troubles in Vfrginia since the days of Pocahontas were — by her calculation — attributable either to 'progress' or to that late unpleasantness more properly described as the War Between the States.

And BaUmurr is also pronounced that way in Baltimore!

From Pebble Beach, CA: H "Betty and I had a great trip to Hawaii in early December and were lucky to have caught our world travelers, Bea and Don Donohugh, at home. We had a very nice dinner -with them at the Plantation after wine at their beautiful shoreside home on Kauai. You've never seen so much art and antiques. Both are healthy now that Don has recovered from some weird thing he caught on their trip to Tibet.

Also, shipmate John Ballje and I attended the MARSHALL (DD- 676) reunion in San Diego in November. A very interesting time, and the hit ofthe event was one of our skippers, C D R W. John Valentine '39, who brought pictures and great memories. The BaUjes have a fine apartment in a very nice

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9 CLASS N E W S retitrement community on the north side of Santa Barbara. Both doing great.

I want you to know that the umbreUa you gave back to me (Ed. note: I had had it since the 50th Reunion!) is coming in handy this -winter in rainy CaHfornia — the rain gives me time to stay indoors and send in my check for the big 60th! . . .

Best, Bruce Oliver" • REUNION NUMBERS The numbers change at a dizzying rate, but as this column went to press, Frank Readdy's magic Excel Ouija Board says we probably can expect about 461 attendees, including 237 Classmates, for "the big six-oh in oh-six".Thefr desfres are about everUy spHt on the ashore/afloat evening affafr, and a priority list is stiU presendy in effect for the "afloaters".

Yes, there wiU be golf, yes, there -wUl be tennis, and Pat March is determined that the rowers -wUl get a sheU in the water! The newly-refiirbished Rotunda, Smoke HaU and Memorial HaU are now ready to show off thefr untarnished glory, John Paul Jones' Crypt is aU spiffed up, and it -wUl aU be ours, almost exclusively, for four days!

In order to keep things smooth financiaUy, there is one stat we hope improves soon: To date, we have received the final balance due fix)m about 60% ofthe players, and that means that 40% have N O T done so! Even if you didn't make it by 1 AprU as requested, please make it a point to get your final payment in to Frank Readdy as soon as feasible. ANY questions about money or signup should be dfrected to him at 703 534 5154 .

QUICKTAKES For those of you who missed the armouncement;John Paul Jones' crypt, beneath the Chapel, has reopened after a major rehabUitation and overhaul, generously underwritten by '55. ReaUy worth a visit... A note from Ken Robinson, who says he hasfinaUystopped running Marathons! He presumably can now devote a lot of time to the calculation of the thousands of mUes run!... Received very welcome get-weU notes from John Johnston as weU as from JoArme and Bill Blair and as I have to many such weU•wishers, I responded that things are now going very weU — -witness the trip to Groton! . . . Davey Crockett writes that they have now relocated to new digs in

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bringing the Class closer together. At the Honolulu after aU those years in Aiea — moment, it is mosdy under construction, StUl in the coconut and palm tree zone, as you can see. It won't be fiUly operahowever... and Shfrley and Dick Beane tional for a whUe, but it v^oUfiUin fast. As are elated that son Rick, (CAPT MC, for me, I retain a heavy mistrust of my USN) has orders to command the Naval laptop, which knows it is much smarter Aviation Medical Instimte at Pensacola — than I, and is able to cow me at vwU. of which he is a graduate.. .We have There is a special and evolving language received from Bob Gatewood a copy of used in deaHng -with these machines, thefr his beautiftUly produced and highly readmysteries, and their products, such as able Memory Book, covering his early websites. We are formnate to have a very years, USNA days, and marriage to -wiUing and Hterate expert in John Tsiknas, MarUyn — which brings things up to -without whom, none of this woiUd have 1946. We envision that a next segment, happened. A feamre you can start thinking covering aU 13 kids and numerous grandabout is an update on you and yours, vwth chUdren, may necessarUy be a much larger fotos, such as was done for the 50-year tome! .. .And we close as usual -with a book, only better, because the picmres gem from the Zen Book ofWisdom: Life is like roll of toilet tissue; the closer you comeWTR be in color and clear. Stay tuned. Hit me -with your questions, and we wUl find to end, the faster it unrolls! UntU July. answers.

CHS The D C area Class luncheon, Friday 11 march, saw the USNA Dean, RADM ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 7% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 59% BUI MUler, join us at the Army Na-vy Country Club. We had 42 Hvely SEC'Y: CDR Sumner K. Moore, USN (Ret.) 308 Mansion Dr, Alexandria.VA 22302 Classmates and waves, and the food and P: 703-549-8739; E: Sk48mooie@aol.com sauce were more than adequate. We enjoyed BUI MiUer's affabUity, sincere It may be May, but when this was -written friendship and affection for 48, and his it was stiU -winter. Now in May the update on the Yard. He said the footbaU midshipmen are about to abandon the team looks very good in spite of a sizeable Yard for other pursuits, including first loss offiirstclassmen. An influx of talented commissioned duty, some leave, and plebes plus the maturing ofthe underclass generaUy a chock-fuU summer. It's great should keep us strong. The Class to be young. This month we have a Endowment has helped produce the first couple of luncheons and always interestgraduates majoring in Information ing incidents among our Classmates, but Technology, and a very talented lot they not enough of them are reaching me, are, including a Rhodes Scholar and a hence, a short column. Let's start -with an MarshaU Scholar. He says the Fleet is most update on the Class website, which resides anxious to get more weU-trained IT at the Alumrfr Association's grads, and, as predicted, the major is -www.usna.com. becoming very popular among the mids.

At the moment John Tsiknas, out on He emphasized that in spite of press Point Loma in San Diego, has succeeded reports that the number of USNA appHin getting the site formatted and cants has been decreasing, it has not approved, and now accessible. Of course, affected the quaHty and competitiveness of you need a computer and an emaU candidates. The Classes just continue to address. In response to our request that get better. you please send us your emaU address, or There is an active group of 48s in the update the one you have changed, we Virgirua Beach/NorfoUc area, and they have acmaUy received a few, indicating have luncheons the third Wednesday of that some Classmates, in seclusion up 'tUl alternate months, passing around the now, are on deck. Please update your responsibiHty for choosing the location address to Dick Scott, rscott57@ and menu. Jane and I were scheduled to edurostream.com, or me. When you enter go down on March 15, but had to drop www.usna.com, go to "classes", punch out at the last minute. BUI Chipman 1948, and a bunch of options wiU pop up, reports that they had a fine time, with one of which is the website, on which good Tidewater chow, and Hbations.Just you cHck. VOILA ! The website wUl be a so you wUl know who is in that area. whole new world with the potential of

diese folks were there: Marie and BiU Chipman, Irene and Jim Hayes, ErHne and Ted Holt, Jan and BUI SmaU, Jean and George Parish, Bob Buechler. Mike ChUdress, Jack Khnefelter, Don Ross, Cari Thiele,Jack Gracy,Andy Mclntire and friend Betty Edwards, and wddows Kitty Bacon, Jane Lane, and Jean Resch, who never miss a luncheon.

Dick Rubenstein caUed fi-om Kansas City about his SO'" birthday; which was celebrated at the USNA. I doubt that any ofus can top this one, although a lot of 80s are on deck. Dick retfred as a captain USNR, and setded in Kansas City. For his 80 . his ""kids", Jane, John, Ann, and James got together and gave him the sponsorship of five Forrestal lectures at the Academy. The first, which feamred Roger Staubach as speaker, was held in February and Dick and Jean -were there with 11 members of thefr famUy and friends.

Before the lecture, they dined with the Supe in his quarters, with the speaker and other guests. Roger spoke for some 45 minutes, to the deHght of the audience, and in the question session, one mid, now a hero, pointed out that -visiting notables have in the past granted some sort of amnesty to the Brigade. He -wondered if, since the snow lay round about, and the next day was Friday, whether Roger vvoiUdn't offer a day vwthout classes.

Roger grinned and turned to the Supe, who turned to the Commandant, who turned to the Dean. Shoulders were shrugged, and it was granted. Now, I wonder how many of our "kids" would Have thought of giving Dad 5 Forrestal lecmres for his 80 ? Dick said that one of his daughters is very creative.

I trust everyone caught the re-vie-w of Paul Corrigan's book, "Last ofthe Aerial Gunfighters", on page 38 ofthe March Shipmate. Paul says it is in the Midshipmen's Store and is seUing, but easier, you can go to Amazon.com, read Chapter 1, and order it there. He has done a lot of pushing (seUing), and it is paying off. He is currendy seeking a pubHsher for a second novel, "Black September" in which terrorists seize a nuclear weapon.

Now, on to the 58*" Reunion, set for 24-27 May 2006, in San Diego.

The hotel is the U.S.Grant, which, by then, wiU be restored to its magnificent 1920s glory. The scheduled events are being priced, firmed up, and are not yet

ready for pubHcation, simply because of there iifrght be changes needed. It is going to be a lot of fun -without benig a marathon.The Comnfrttee is going to send out a letter in May to aU Classmates who have e.xpressed an interest in attending that wUl pro-vide comprehensive information about how and when to contact the US Grant, planned activities, and America's Finest City in general. At this time, you wiU be asked to send in a first deposit. Now a lot of time has passed since the first soHcitation went out, from which the Hst of prospective attendees was derived, and we expect others wUl want to get aboard. We don't want to lose anyone.

Those who were at the 48'-" Reunion at Monterey know what a great success that one was. It has been one ofthe inspfrations for the genesis of this one. Many who missed that fine event were sorry when they found out how great it was.

The Committee consists of Chuck Gorder, Harvey Humphrey,Troy Stone, Chris Christoph, Bob Neely, Dick Hoffinan,Turbo Sturtevant, and Jay VermUya, with Rhona Gorder as ad-visor/coordinator (prime mover). See the photo which includes most of them. If you did not pre-viously indicate a desire to join up, and want to test the waters, you need to contact the Gorders at gorder2@cox.net, or 619-239-8700 (Rhona's office) or 619-287-3559.

The Class binnacle Hst is not tacked to the buUetin board, so it doesn't get pubHcity, but I am sure at our stage in life, on any given day it would have a lot of names. I expect most ofus have chronic complaints, but for the most part they come and go, and we forge ahead one day at a time.We probably don't need pubHcity, although at any gathering one notes a lot of exchanging of miseries going on.

Because we stUl have a two month delay between my deadHne and pubHcation of this column, I don't usuaUy feature Classmate physical problems. They change too fast. In the Washington DC area, we keep the local gang informed by emaU and phone when the need is there. Maybe evenmaUy the website wUlfiUthat role for the Class.

Dave Carruth has provided some photos ofthe March luncheon.

Hottman and Stone

Humphrey Christoph, Gorder

Dean Miller, Bill Bass, Sumner Moore

June and Carlos Villarreal

Barbara and Warren Ortiand

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MoUy Barrow sent on the foUowdng:

Bob O'Reilly, Keith O'Keefe, Madeleine O'Reilly

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PRES: Harold E Tipton 18862 Colony Cir.,Villa Park, CA 92861-4307 E: haltip@ix.netcom.com SEC'Y: RADM Ralph Ghormley, USN (Ret.) EO.Box 10262, McLean.VA 22102-8262 P: 703-351-0964; F: 703-351-5864 E: rmghormley@msn.com

WASHINGTON/ANNAPOUS The Washington group was, as is frequent this year, nearly -wiped out by a flash snowstorm that started at 1039 and continued through lunch, then quit so we could get home. The stalwarts who showed included BiU Black, Ghormley, Fred Grabowsky, Paul Riegert, Bob Smith, Barkley Woods, and Warren Vosseler. In retrospect we must have sounded Hke a fuU corps, with Fred and Barkley exchanging tales and barbs.

Needless to say, no business was transacted, although we got a fuU review of Fred's recent trips to Alabama ("land of boUed peanuts and grits") and Florida and, unplanned, Hawafr. Ralph briefed the Wes Brown Bio plans as they had developed to date.

CORRESPONDENCE Received from Adanta: FoUovwng excerpt from CHnt Johnson '60. "Each year the Atlanta Vietnam Veterans Business Association honors a native Georgian lost in Vietnam by placing a memorial plaque at a pubHc place. This year the 19th honoree wUl be CDR Clarence W (BUI) Stoddard, whose memorial plaque wUl be placed at the Colony Square Office MaU, 15th and Peachtree, Atlanta, on Thursday 26 May 2005. Contact Mjoh419065@ aol.com for directions, parking & reception passes. Mr. Johnson wUl accept cards or greetings for Janey Stoddard."

I have seen pictures of these plaques; this is a reaUy classy effort, and deserves our support. CHnt Johnson flew inVA 25 under BUl's command. For more, contact:

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• I just arrived back in early February from a short five day trip to Honduras. I had visited an orphanage for abused and abandoned gfrls and other mirfrstries that serve them in San Pedro Sula (north coast of Honduras) which is owned and run by the Episcopal Church caUed 'Our Litde Roses Foreign Mission Society' I've been sponsoring a sweet 13 year-old and wanted to meet her so I traveled with a close church friend and neighbor who is the Executive Director. It is heartwarming to see first hand the 17 year-old 'home' that is maintained so weU that is giving each of 77 chUdren, ranging from 2 years to 18, a loving, happy and safe environment! Many of the gfrls who graduate from high school go on to the local university. It's so heartwarming especiaUy in an area ofthe world that is beautifiU but so impoverished. An eye opener!" Thanks, MoUy, for your letter. •

I am going to propose that the Class sponsor a book signing event at the Alumni House or 49 House soon after pubHcation. I discussed this with MGEN Murray ofthe NAAA during the luncheon and he agrees that the house wiU do something. I -wUl take the baU on organizing this one after consultation with the Class Powers -perhaps a June 3 gathering or something-fricluding the expendimre of a modest amount of Class Funds to support some refreshments!!!!

That is aU for the moment. If any of you have any quick thoughts please don't waste time in letting me hear from you. I StUl plan to be the oldest Hving graduate ofthe Naval Academy but who knows.

MickMcD •

Another report from Mick McDonald: Mick McDonald sent on the foUowing: • On 3 March 2005 I had the privUege of representing the Class of'49 as the first copies of a newly pubHshed book, "Breaking the Color Barrier: The Naval Academy's Ffrst Black Midshipman to graduate from the Academy and the Struggle for Racial EquaHty", were presented to our classmate Wesley Brown.

This book by Dr. Robert J. ShneUer,Jr. is scheduled for pubHcation on 1 AprU 2005.

I attended a prepubHcation luncheon given by the author. Bob SCHNELLER, today. I was acting as the Class Rep., courtesy of Ralph who was not able to attend and asked me to fUl in. It was a very enjoyable experience and I think this book wiU demonstrate what a profound impact Wes Brown's graduation has had on the Naval Academy and the integration of blacks/minorities into the Academy and the Navy. The book wiU be avaUable to the pubHc on 1 AprU 2005 and is being pubHshed by the NewYork University Press. Barnes&Noble wiU have it among others. Jimmy Carter, Class of '47 and former President of the US, has written a blurb for the book and was instrumental in encouraging both the author and Wes so I think the Class of'49 should recognize the event.

On left is Mickey McDonald and to right are Wes Brown and his wife. Crystal Brown

Editor's note: I had no intention of challenging Mick for the MUlenium Cup untU my recent marriage to Marlene, but now I am in the race. Life is too much fun.

Summation: Most parties, (49, USNAAA, Author, Sponsor) have been heard from and Pete Swanson, Mick, and the inevitable secretary -wUl be meeting 22 March to try to put it together. Pete and Mick wnU brief Hal Tipton and the AnnapoHs lunch bunch 23 Mar. 3 June should be an interesting day, starting -with a 56'-" Class and Wives Luncheon at the USNA Officers and Faculty Club (cost $18.00 per person), -with guests as Mick noted, then a book signing ceremony at the Alumni House (Ogle HaU) or the 49 House, probably hosted by the Alumni Association. I wiU put out a summary on the USNA internet Hnk and get a frnal letter out to the snailmaUers.The window is closing, so plan to get your reservations in ASAP LOSSES JAMES EUGENE PATTON (1926-2005) Retired U.S. Navy Commander,James E. Patton, passed away February 24,2005

foUowing a brief iUness.The beloved husband of Shirley O. Patton for 26 years.

Jim was born in DaUas and at the age of 17 he enHsted in the Navy during WWII. He was selected to attend the United States Naval Academy whence he graduated in 1949. FoUowing his commission, he served aboard the heavy cruiser USS Rochester as a gvmnery officer and later commanded his own ships during the Korean Conffict and the Viemam War. He also -was an instructor at the Naval Academy. After retiring from the Navy, Jim worked for Paine Webber fix)m where he retfred in 1989 asVP. of accounts.

He -wiU be sadly missed by famUy and friends aHke. James Patton was one ofthe faceless heroes who led his men in combat yet never spoke about... heroes never do. His country depended on him and he stepped up to the plate, did his duty and never asked why ... he gave his aU to his country... and to his fanfrly and especiaUy to his wife Shfrley and his stepdaughter Paula and stepson Mark and four grandchildren.

At his request no services are planned but donations may be made in Jfrn's name to Hospice of PaHn Beach County.

To express condolences and make donations Visit PaHnBeachPost.com /obituaries.

We have heard of the death of a nongraduate classmate, Howard Peter Moon.

OBFTS Here is a note from Pete -which I heartUy endorse. The Alumni Association wants approval from the famUy before they wiU pubHsh an obit in the OBIT section of SHIPMATE. I agree. However, I can vmte an obit in the class column as a story â&#x20AC;&#x201D; it may weU reach more classmates, although fewer non-classmates. I have a file of obits passed on from Pete and wUl add yours should you choose to send it in.

Since I think it abominable to bug wddows for anything, I try to get sons, preferably USNA graduate sons, to -write the obit. Sort of fiHal duty. Besides, who can be more frighterfrngly honest about us than our sons? I am maintaining a fUe of obits, mainly to keep the memory gouig, but also to have something to put in the column should you be so insensitive as to die.

I (Pete) " Many thanks for your e-maU conceriung "obits". It triggered a subject I've long considered. So, instead of a short

note, I have some things to say about that subject. But first, I'm so happy that the oaks at Pale Moon are budding though I'm distressed at the loss of your boat and pier. Maybe soon things wUl improve to correct the big loss you've suffered. We hope so.

But back to the obits. Begging your indulgence, I am passing on to Ralph, herein, part of your message because it is of importance and so he can be aware of the simation.

[Ralph, here is part of Roger's message: ".I sent my obit to the Alumni Assn, but they do not accept pre-obits.~ I had remembered that someone wanted the obit;~must have been the class.~ Can you teU me where to send it?~ I recaU that we struggled wdth CRay's -write up because he had nothing written when he died.-"] Background: Soon after I took over the Secretary's job with John Barrow (mid 80s) I ran across the problem of classmate's obits. Accidents, Ulness, etc. caused several deaths of our classmates and I was asked by the widow or the famUy to help with an obit. I had no information and had to scramble to get help from old "wives", company mates, close friends, etc. It wasn't good. So, I decided to start an obit database for the class. I tried to seU the idea via our 49er Shipmate column. Sure enough, about 1 0 - 1 2 classmates -wrote up thefr obits and sent them in-including mine. That was aU, there weren't many; but it was a start. People seem to avoid discussing their foreordained demise.

When I turned over the secretarial duties in '89 to the new Secretary, Duke Francis, I discovered that he didn't use computers. I had no one to which to mrn over the obit ffies. In effect, the project staUed. Later, as we approached our 50th reunion and Duke began to have health problems, I came back aboard to help. I StUl had my old obit ffies and again, if one can recaU some of our columns, I again requested more obits from the Class. The idea was even more real considering Francis' condition.

However, there was not much response and, though I talked to the Alumni Association about the idea, not much interest there, either.

So, Roger, you have highHghted an important subject. I can see why the Alumni Ass'n doesn't want to be the

source of fictitious or inflated or erroneous material because some grads wiU puff up their obits. I have in mind a classmate who wrote his obit before he died and when it came out, many in the Class scoffed it at. Yet, on the other hand, who cares? The deed is done; one's Hfe has been lead, and there we are.

I'm not sure what to do except to accept Class obits into our 49er database because the Alumni Ass'n won't/can't handle it. There, in our ffies, in a way, it can be vetted for accuracy. (I can't remember, either, if I passed that ffie to

Ralph.)

Bottom Hne. I think we should accept Classmate's obits (yours, Roger) and ffie them for future use. I think they shoiUd be reviewed when submitted. Then, when the time comes, I think that the relevant obit should be sent to the deceased's famUy for its use and at that time divorce any connection to the words. If it's inflated or if it's not, what can we say or do? â&#x20AC;˘ CONTACT DATA Ed Dennis EmaU: dennis4t9@yahoo.com Kay Garibaldi: Postal: 6251 Old Dominion Drive #174, McLean,VA 22101,Tel: (703) 534-0922 Ralph Ghormley Postal: 1800 Old Meadow Rd Apt 405, Mclean,VA 22102, Tel: 703-556-3918, EmaU: rmghormley@metronets. com H W BUI Jones EmaU: hwbiUjonescv33@aol.com Jim Matheny: EmaU: waters2626@yahoo.com John Sieck: EmaU: jc49@verizon.net.

Another WiU Rogers: Long ago when men cursed and beat the ground with sticks, it was caUed witchcraft - today it is caUed golf NOTHING COULD BE FINER THAN TO BEA FORTY-NINER.

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Gerry and Skip Orem recendy remrned from an exploration of Antarctica and the Fjords of Patagonia. They considered that one should go south for a winter vacation from Maine. They were on board the M/S Endeavor, a 295 foot ice-navigable vessel -with 205 passengers and crew. The scenery ofthe "Deep South" was majestic, in fact, awesome. The wildHfe revealed various species of penguins, whales, seals and bfrds.

The fauna wasn't too great. Global warming phenomenon was apparent -with one glacier having retreated three mUes in the last ten years. With this trip, the Orem's have now -visited on seven continents and with thefr ttip to Oahu for our 55th reunion added a couple of islands.

In the Academic Performance Rating (APR) among 117 schools with Division 1A footbaU programs, USNA is ranked best in the country and, of course, first among the service academies.The APR is a measure of a team's academic eHgibUity standards whUe remaining -with the institution. In ten sports programs, USNA ranked first whUe footbaU was in 2nd place just 2 points behind Stanford.

In March SHIPMATE we reported on those in the class who had been married 50 years and would be at the 55th reunion in Hawafr.We are now pleased to have learned and can now add to that Hst: Helen and Marvin Schenker,Thia and CecU Kempf, and Elaine and CHff Skinner. Your rein in these changing times are to be recognized for the best that we know of America and its moral values.

In the coming months, historian Paul StiUweU wiU work on the oral history of John T. CoughHn '50 for the Naval Institute Foundation.John is one ofthe few who wUl be interviewed for the Institute's coUection with an extended career in patrol aircraft operations. He wUl

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explain the evolution of land-based planes and his part in providing training as equipment and technology advanced. He wUl pro-vide descriptions of squadron deployments and airborne antisubmarine means employed during the winning of the cold war.

Regional Meetings The San Francisco Bay area '50 group met at Pleasanton Hotel on 3 March. Present: BUI Berger, Maury Condit, Martin Hardy, Jim Kennedy, Dick Landes and Joe Pausner with -wives and Lois Phelps. Next gathering was at Bucks in Woodside on 5 May after the stopover in Oahu for our 55th reunion.

In AnnapoHs on the 4th of March we managed to assemble: Jerry Coleman, Ed Grunwald, Rex KUbourn, Ed McLean, Tom Noble, Tom Ross, PhU Ryan, Daryle Tripp, and George Van. John Cavanaugh was in rehab for a buUd-up of body stamina and breathing lessons. Tom Rogers was prepping for an eye operation at Fort Meade. Ed Grunwald related that the effort of six years to obtain the USS Forrestal for the Baltimore area had not been completely favorable because ofthe difficulty in finding a suitable, affordable site for the ship. Ed McLean has ended his career as an off-road race-car owner/driver in the Baja, but he assures that it was truly an amazing hobby/undertaking over many years.

San Diego get-to-gather at the Coronado Golf Club on the 4th of March saw: Dottie and Dick Martin, BUI Grimm, Bob Muck,Teri and John MaUoy, Frank CassUy, Diana and Frank Taylor, Debby and BUI Martin, Hank Hancock, Joe Howard, Wayne Jensen, Helen and Gene Wisenbaker and Mark Frudden. The topics given serious considerations were: The coming BPJ^C, terrorism, war in Iraq, oU prices, deficits, slow corporate earnings growth and inflation. For our age group, nobody cared to talk about social security, but were pleased they weren't among the 'baby boomers".

In the Washington D.C. arena on the 8th of March the Class of'50 met with the Class of'42 at the Army Navy Country Club. It was a resounding success and aU thought it refreshing to hear some new stories ofthe past related. That Class of'42 are getting along in years, aren't they? At any rate, out of'50 were: BiU Diehl, Bob OHver, Roy Snyder,Ward Lasley, Frank Sterner,Jack Ryan,John

McNaUy, BUI Kiehl,Tom Rogers, MUt Schultz, BUI Smoot, Dick PoweU, Rod Eyster, Bob Shultz, Law Kivlen, Deke Forbes and BUI Simons.

LOSSES Colonel Norris J. Hanks USAF (ret) of HoUywood, MD. died on 26 July 2004.

He retired in 1978. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary and a son, WiUiam and is survived by his chUdren, David and GaU. A graveside service was held on 13 August with Air Force honors at Arlington National Cemetery.

Lt.Col. Robert D.WhiteseU of Fulton TN. died on 19 February 2005. Bob retired from the USMC after 22 years with service in the Korean andVietnam wars. He held many leadership positions in the civiHan community. Services were held on 23 February at the First Methodist Church in Fulton where he was a long time member. His survivors are his wife, Ann, son, Robert M, 4 daughters, LUHan, Martha, Betsy and Mary and eleven grandchUdren.

Robert L.Winn died on 16 February 2005 in Rochester, NY. He was a non graduate of'50 and was a retiree ofthe Rexford Paper Co. A private famUy service was held in Fairport, NY. He is survived by his wife, Gwen, daughter, Leigh, sons, Gregory and Mark and 4 grandchUdren.

PhyUis Howard, wife ofJoe Howard and resident of Coronado, passed away on 2 March 2005 after an extended iUness.A service including famUy remembrances was held at Christ Episcopal Church, Coronado, CA. on 12 March 2005. A poem, "I'm Free", was included in the service, the last verse -wUl be included here-with: Perhaps my time seemed aU too brief, Don' lengthen it now wdth undo grief.

Lift up your hearts and peace to thee, God wanted me now, Just remember me.

A reception was held at 601 Country Club Lane foUo-wing the service. PhyU is survived by Joe and her mother, PhyUis Freeman, her chUdren, Doug and Nancy and 4 grandchUdren. Paying thefr respects from '50 were:Thea and CecU Kempf, Betty and Bob Muck, Dottie and Dick Martin, BiU Grimm, Mark Frudden, Frank CassUy, CharHe Clark , Nancy and Hank Hancock and Joe Howard.

Beat Army, Wayne.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 67% PRES: RADM Guy H.B. ShaflFer, USN (Ret.) 7101 Bay Front Dr#125,Annapolis.MD 21403 P: 410-269-6609; F; 410-295-5277 E: ghbs51usna@aol.com VICE PRES: CAPT Arthur P. Ismay, USN (Ret.) 1169 Chain Bridge Rd., McLean.VA 22101 P: 703-790-0682; E: artismay@%'erizon.net CORR. SEC'Y; CAPT H.T. "Beau" Dietrich, USN (Ret.) 9508-Woody Ln.. Gieat FalkVA 22066-2024 R. 703-759-5006; E: Be.iu9pnt5@aol.com TREAS: CAPTJohn L.Woodbury Jr., USN (Ret.) 7515 Corinth Dr.. Alexandria.VA 22306 H:703-768-3848;E: jaywoodl@juno.com CLASS FUND RAISER: Burton Lee Doggett Jr. 1626 Trawler Ln. Annapohs.MD 21401 P; 410-757-5273 E: LeeDoggett51@aol.com WEB SITE- wwwusna.coin/dasses/dass51/51aJitml

Falcon's Landing.

Jane and Bob Kalisch moved to Falcon's Landing in Potomac FaUs, Vfrginia last November. They joined classmate John Sullivan and his wife,Joarme, June KaiUback, and Dee Brumfiel .Bob reports that although the Falcon's Landing retirees are about one half Air force, one quarter Army, one fifth Navy, and one twentieth Marines, the Na-vy contingent pro-vided a substantial cheering section (but not quite a majority) for the Army game. Judging by the photo Na-vy must have just scored another touchdo-wn.

with the home-baked cookies, Ghiradeli candy and home cooking, we haven't gained a pound. It was hard to return to Virginia after a six week stay in sunny CaHfornia". •

H After my June Week '51 drag passed away in '99,1 spent some time in spending my chUdren's inheritance by traveHng to places to which the Navy had never taken me; China, Scandinavia, Russia, Malta, and Italy. Marriage was never in my plans, but on a trip to Greece and Turkey in '03,1 met feUow traveler, Joyce GUlanson, a retired school teacher from Texas now Hving in McLean,Virginia.

Cupid struck resulting in our marriage on 29 Decemeber '04.1 am enclosing a picture on that day which not only shows November 2004: Art and Esther Ward aboard Regal my new bride, but also my first "wife", Princess Panama Canal Cruise, celebrating Esther's Danny Marangiello — Does this make 80th birthday me a bigamist?" • Sam Ginder and Friends.

The included photo is of Fang Liberato's daughter Lynne, Sam, Fang's grandson CaUon Nichols '08 and CJ. Ginder ha-ving dinner at the Army Na-vy Club in early March. Judging by the photo, it would be difficult not to recognize Lynne as Fang's daughter. Several month earHer, Louanne and Jack Cromwell were in town to see old friends and attend the Army game. The photo ofJack and Sam reminds me that there are stUl a few great martini drinkers in the class.

John and Joanne Sullivan, June Kaulback, Bob and Jane Kalisch; Falcons Landing "Tailgate" Potomac Falls, CA December 4,2004

Art Ward writes that I "he and Esther departed Fort Lauderdale in late November on board the Regal Princess for a 15-day Panama Canal Cruise. We acmaUy went through the Canal on Ester's 80 birthday. The food was exceUent and the entertainment was the best. We highly recommend this trip if you Hke hot weather. After arriving in San Diego, we flew to San Jose to celebrate Christmas and New Year's with our daughter, Cynthia, and her famUy. Even

Art Casale advises us that there is a new member ofthe '51 famUy.

Another Caribbean Cruiser: Shirley and Bill Duncan and close friends, the HoweUs, began the year 2005 by taking a cruise in the Caribbean on board the saUing ship "WIND SURF".

They boarded the ship in St. Thomas and saUed westward for some 2000-1- mUes, ending up in Cozumel., Mexico ten days later. Over the 2000-1- mUes, they were under saU for more than half the trip They enjoyed port caUs in the Dominican RepubHc, Jamaica, BeHze, Costa Maya, and finaUy Cozumel. They were deHghted to run into the President ofthe USNA Alumni Association, George Watt '73 and his very charming wdfe, Peggy, who were taking a break form their busy Hfe in AnnapoHs.The cruise was a very pleasant one According to BUI they were particularly impressed with the ship and the service the crew rendered, not to mention the food served at every turn.

Blue The last of the great martini drinkers: Jack Cromwell and Sam Ginder

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Bill and Shirley Duncan and friends rafting on the Rio Grand in Jamaica

I stand corrected.

In the December column I had mentioned that Ann and I enjoyed a trip to New England and especiaUy a stop at Mt. Washington in New Hampshfre.

Without checking my facts carefuUy, I stated that Mt. Washington was the highest peak east ofthe Mississippi. Bill Smith has ad-vised me that the honor goes to Mt. MitcheU in western North Carolina which tops Moimt Washington by a good 300 feet; however, I beHeve that Mount Washington has the record for being the coldest spot in the forty eight.

Mark MUler, son of classmate, James Miler who died sixteen months ago on December 2003, has written advising that their famUy has decided that a fitting tribute to his father's memory would be a plaque to be included on the Alumni WaU at the newly constructed Commodore Uriah P. Le-vy Center and Jewish Chapel at the U.S. Naval Academy.

He has requested that any one who would Hke to honor his father's memory by helping to ffind this plaque can send a contribution in memory ofJames Miller to: Friends of the Jewish Chapel at the U.S. Naval Academy, 326 First Street, Stfrte ll.AnnapoHs, Maryland 21403 In the memo section on the check -write: In Memory ofJames MiUer, Class of'51. If there are any questions, Mark can be reached at e: mmiUer@nyrealty.net or (212)-724-4570.

Dave Ferree.

The foUo-wing note was received from Dave Ferree. â&#x20AC;˘ "Here is a picture of Doris and me in our back yard at 1603 Suncha Circle in Fafrbanks, Alaska. The picmre was taken is mid-February when the temperature was about 20 degrees above zero and also about 20 degrees above the seasonal average. We have had a total of 68 inches of snow but it has compacted and

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evaporated (not melted dowm) to about two feet on the ground and roofs. This fine snowrfaU has been great for skiing and riding snow machines. Our yard is fuU of moose tracks. Our seven grandkids are aU big enough to shovel snow and they Hke to run the snow blower. Our boy scouting members have camped out in self -made snow shelters two times at colder than minus 50 degrees, thus earning thefr minus 100 degree badge. It is now midMarch and the days are 12 hours of surUight with the resulting temperamres above freezing .Main roads are clear but side streets and parking lots are reaUy sHck. We have enjoyed many musicals, plays, concerts and even David Copperfield's magic show this wdnter, plus aU the mandatory grandkids' school events.

BasketbaU and hockey are also big in this to-wn.The proposed Alaska Gas Line and possible driUing for oU in the ANWR are also big items of interest. Life is not boring. We are very happy here and would love to have some 51 -visitors." â&#x20AC;˘

Southeast Trip. Not much news this month. The maU was Hght!

Pete Stark sent along some pictures of the mini-reunion in Cocoa Beach.

The first is a group picture of attendees; shown kneeling (1. to r.) Pete Stark, Dick Denfeld, and Neil Prince; standing we have Bill Ryan, Bill Maxson, Boogie Strange, Red Shelton, Harry Spencer, Dick DeVClnter, Pete Barry, Dick Grant, Vince Manara, and Walt Locke. Pete also included picmres of one of the three tables where we see: Red Sheldon, Bill Maxson, Nancy Maxson, Mary-lin and Bill Ryan, Boggie Strange, Neil Prince and Gayle Sheldon. Thanks, Pete.

Pete and Dick combined golf with joining the group and the mini-reunion.

They visited Disney World, and played several ofthe courses. The photo shows them at Bonnet Creek Golf Club with Mickey.

The inputs for the column are increasing.

Please keep up the good work. The next column belongs to Jack.

Cheers, Beau ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 5 8 % PRES: RADM James K. Nunneley, USN (Ret.) E: jkn52usna@\'erizon.net SEC'Y: CAPT Leigh Ebbert, USN (Ret.) 2514 Culpeper Rd.,Ale.xandria,VA 22308-2133 E: lebbertl@juno.com WEBMASTER: P.D. Sierer E: pdsierer@earthlink.net CLASS WEB SITE: www.usna.com/classes/class52/DefaiJt.htm

A number of things are going on in May. Graduation sends the Class of 2005 to their first duty stations. The Association of the Class of 1952 annual meeting is planned for 14 May. We are looking forward to hearing detaUs about the

At lunch in the Patrick Air Force Base Officers Club

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Atthe ball game. Navy and the Devil Rays

-with the Sierers who were on their way to Marco Island. On 15 Feb, we had our annual Condo party beside the pool. It was a great day and a great time.

"The Nunneleys arrived on 16 Feb to take up residence in the unit vacated by the Ryans. Peter Barry welcomed them with his special New England boUed lobster and clam dinner. On 19 Feb, the McMUlans arrived for a long weekend of golf with the Barrys and the Lockes remrned to PAFB for a week stay on thefr way back toVA. "Things setded down to a series of cocktaU parties untU the Hippies arrived late on 26 Feb That day we went to Cocoa ViUage to have dinner, to seee Brigadoon, and roam about the Mardi Gras party.The Barrys, Manaras, Nunneleys and the Lockes joined us."

Among the other special events, "The Grants entertained that night wdth dinner for three roommates (Dick Grant, Vince Manara and Earl Chinn) and a 13th Company-mate (Dick DeWinter) at Indian River Colony Club. Later a group of us went to see the Washington Nationals play the Houston Astros. They won big!

"We have another month here wdth the highHght to be the Barrys annual St Patrick's Day Corned Beef and Cabbage bash. We stiU want to see the Nationals play another game, catch some of the restaurants that we missed and spend some leisure time on the beach and around the pool. We also have one more scheduled rocket launch (we have seen three afready)." Thanks,Vince H

Update from Coca Beach, from Vince Manara:

From Rlionda Payne, daughter of Morris PoUak,

I "Much has happened since our minireunion, not the least of which was the PAFB " O " Club befrig destroyed by fire three days after our mirfr-reunion.We had nothing to do -with it. That's our story and we are sticking to it.

"The Ryans left on 7 Feb after a fareweU paeUa dinner at the Manaras and a great Super Bowl Party at the Grants. As you might expect, BUI Ryan was the big winner in the footbaU pool. Vince and Joan Argiro visited overnight 9 Feb on their way to IVIiami area and the BaUeys moved in -with the Manaras on 1 Feb for a week stay. On 12 Feb, the Manaras traveled down toVero Beach to have dinner

• "My father, Morris PoUak, passed away last September. My very healthy mom, who was just starting to come back to Hfe after Dad's death, suddenly passed away on Feb 13, due to a non-symptomatic arterial aneurysm. Some of Dad's classmates had been in touch with Mom, so I wanted to make sure that her passing was noted in the news letter." I

Pete and Dick with Mickey

Jim Nunneley reported that "...four '52 couples assembled in St-Petersburg, Florida on Wednesday (2 March) to cheer the Na-vy basebaU team as they took on the major league Tampa Bay DevU Rays.

The Tampa Bay Chapter of the Alumni Association organized the Na-vy support for our team and the lads acquitted themselves quite weU despite losing 5 to 2.

What a thriU for the midshipmen to go up against major league talent.The Manaras, Hippies, Maxons and Nurmeleys were there to cheer them on." Thanks, Jim. BUI Hippie sends along the picmre of ffie group at the game.

Rhonda, we are sorry to hear about your loss.

Three Ernie Schultz Memorial Tennis Awards have been made (2002,2003,2004) since they were initiated by us.. Vince Argiro teU us that the USNA Tennis Coach, John Officer, has

said he would be receptive to participation by members of the class for the 2005 award. That should be ffin.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 57% PRES: CAPT Christos Zirps, USN (Ret.) 1902ToU Bridge Ct., Alexandria,VA 22308-2447 SEC'Y: Lt Col David B.Jones, USAF (Ret.) 1 Harbourside Dr.Apt. 1701, Dehay Beach, FL 33483-5037 P: 540-967-1863; E: djlocker@earthlink.net WEBMASTER: Paul Dudley E: pauldudley53@earthlink.net CLASS-WEB SITE: www.usna53.org

It is mid-March, the South Florida weather has warmed up and I'm finaUy started in my Cardio Rehab. I thought the delay in getting into a class may have been due to a MD's miss up, but found out it simply is that there are more heart patients down here than there are open slots in the rehab facUity. I'm doing fine on the ffist two machines, but get puffing after not too long a time on the tread mUl. SaUy says I'm not too coordinated on it and she is probably right. I remember learning to march back during Plebe summer—I wound up in a three man group—two Ensigns and me. The last word I heard from the Ensigns was watch the guy in front of you and try to stay in step wdth him. Formnately, I never got in the simation where I was out in front -with no one in front of me to watch.

The sad news continues. March ll*-" was a sad day for the class as Dudie Cuccias, the wife of Leo Cuccias died as did Tenth Company mate Gus Viers. In addition we have learned of the deaths of Stanley M. McGregor and Stanley Gavcus. Tyke Furey heard at the JacksonviUe Army-Navy party that John Phillips was sick. He caUed CaroHne and learned John had been diagnosed at the Portsmouth Naval Hospital wdth Pancreatic Cancer back in October. He is currently undergoing a new form of chemotherapy on a weekly basis at a Norfolk health facUity near their home.

CaroHne expressed considerable confidence in the oncologist and said John, despite losing a lot of weight, was holding up weU and was in reasonably good spirits.The PhiUips are not on the internet but would welcome hearing from old friends.They can be reached at (757) 855-1730 or by snaU maU at 6457

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CLASS N E W S Azalea Garden Road, NorfoU>:,VA 235185312. At the February Class Luncheon it was announced that Joe Malone has Non Hodgkfri's Lymphoma. On the somewhat better news list we have learned that Webb Trammel is up and around and starts ffirther treatment shordy. Stanley McGregor was with us for just a year but contributed to the design of our Class Crest. Stan Gavcus went into the Afr Force and spent time at the USAF Space Systems Division in Los Angeles where I got to know him. Dudie Cuccias erUivened many Washington area Class fimctions, as did CaroHne and John at Norfolk area functions. Shirley and Joe Malone Hve at Skidaway Island near Savarmah, Georgia and have been active '53ers there. Susan and Webb Trammel Hve in NewYork City and may be the oldest "New" Parents in the class as thefr ffist chUd was born in 1993. Get weU soon Webb; your -wife and son stUl need you.

StiU in the sad news category, but sHghdy positive is this news fix)m Dick Herkner: He started chemo in early September on a three week one week off cycle. So far so good! He has been blessed in that he has no problems taking it. A complete set of blood tests is taken before each chemo but he has only missed one injection because of it. The side effects are minimal, although more naps are needed. He drives to UCLA, 40 mUes each way and drives home after the chemo. He even had a nurse ask if he had any burning whUe the chemo was going in and when he said no, she told him that he was the only one getting the chemo that didn't have any burning. He feels pretty good and hasn't had anything show up elsewhere in his body. Keep him in your prayers. So far he thinks they have been working very weU.The picmre shows Dick wdth BUI Trueblood shordy after Dick started the chemo.

An e-maU from Carlos Agustin '60 added a Htde to our information regarding Don Koch's death. Carlos says Don died of lung cancer and was cremated on November 16'-". Carlos, a Phihppine national got to know Don at Alumni functions in the PhUippines. He notes "Don was certainly a winsome feUow who tried to cheer us up during our reunions and meetings. His explanation

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whUe he had PO Box #1 was that he asked the postmaster to be given one and got a reply they don't have any; so he asked him to be given one anyway and now he had the distinction of ha-ving the only PO Box in town. He enjoyed thefr retfrement home, a beautiful beach house in Bani facing the China Sea."Thanks Carlos, please express the class's s-ympathy to Ty when you next see her.

New e-maU addresses: EUen and Bob Kassel's new emaU address is rkassel@opmsnet.com.au.JeflfWelling's new address is weUjjl^comcast.net. Gena and Ron Rodda's new address is qwltr@cox.net. Dolores and Bob Martin are now at 30551 Rolling Oak Dr., Tehachipi, CA 93561 and thefr new emaU address is dbmartin4@sbcglobal.net.

Both Al Dunaway and Oz Dixon have written and volunteered to be Coordinators for their Midshipman Companiesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;^Al -with the 14 and Oz -with the 20 . As best I can remember D o n Hente has the job for the 24"^" Company; Ed Dixon has the lO'" and Eddie Best handles the 22"'^. If I have missed volunteers from any other Companies please let me. Herb Tiede and Chris Zirps know.

Picmres this month, beside the Herkner shot include: a shot of Mary EUen and Luis Sologuren taken at a welcoming ceremony in Lima, Peru. Luis, our only surviving foreign national classmate, was -visiting friends and relatives in Lima after an 18 year absence. Classmates from the Peru-vian Naval School hosted the ceremony for the Sologurens.

Included in the picmre are retired Admiral Edgardo Torres, Peruvian Navy, Luis, Mary EUen and Mrs.Torres. Lms proves that one can go home again. I think I mentioned in an earHer colurrm that I was ha-ving troubles do-wnloading some picmres. But if one just keeps trying sometimes good things happen. Dick Almen sent me an e-maU describing a cruise he took with his twin brother Ron (also a Na-vy Captain) and their wdves to celebrate their 150'-^ Birthday (think about it) on the New Queen Mary. The criuse took them to England for the 60"^ Anniversary of D Day. There were seminars on board the Mary everyday on many aspects ofWW II. Dick says he and Ron reaUy enjoyed that but did not say

what the ladies thought of them. He also says that he managed to fit into his dinner dress blues which he had purchased in Japan in 1954. I'm glad he mentioned ffie blues as I was having a hard time figuring out which Almen in the dowiUoaded dinner picmre was Dick and which was Ron.Thanks Dick,The next two shots are of attendees at a couple of Army-Navy game parties. The men only picture is of a bunch of submariners at Sandbridge, Vfrginia. Included in the shot are Gilmore, FeUows, Ostronic, Trost, Griggs and Hubal. The second picture is more scenic as it has some of our ladies in it and was taken at the JacksonviUe area party hosted by MoUy RandaU, the Hinmans and the WeUings. Included in this photo are Bob ConoUy, Al Hinman, Caroline Hinman, Dick Luthin, NeU Luthin,Tony Tortora, Jim Wright, Tyke Furey, Penny Hahn, Nick Malambri, JeffWeUings, Monica Young, Joan Kucyk, Pete Kucyk, Evelyn Watson (friend ofJim Wright), Larry Johnson, Pat Malambri, MoUy RandaU, Joan Wellings and EUeen Tortora.

Thanks Jeff. Jeff noted that most of ffie guys still remember 1949 when the woops ran up the score. But most of our ladies weren't there and they stiU can't understand why even if we have a big lead in the 4 quarter we stiU scream for more against Army. Ahce and Jerry Weinstein just returned fix)m a Pacific cruise. At a stop in Honolulu they had lunch wiffi Elva and Tak Yoshihara, and Loretta and Jack Campbell, as weU as a couple of friends of theYoshfriaras.The picture shows the entfre group. Thanks Jerry.

I had more news and more pictures but I'm out of space. Don't forget Class Luncheons are on the first Tuesday of each month at the Fort MCNair Officer's Club. Our 53'"'^ Reunion wUl be in Coronado, Califorrua fix)m February 23-25, 2006 at the Coronado Island Dick Herkner and Marriott Resort Bill Trueblood Hotel CaU (619) 435-3000 and ask for WUma to make hotel reservations and caU Reumon Chafrman Jack Da-vis at (619) 435-0674 to make reunion

reservations. We are aging rapidly so don't let a good time pass you by. Act Now! Beat Armv and Air Force! Dave

53ers in Honolulu ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 14% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 46%

The Sologurens at their Welcoming Ceremony in Lima

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Class Gatherings Classmates continue to uphold our fime ttadition of assembling for the pleasures of camaraderie, cheer, and cuisine. Here are three recent examples. AU photo names read left to right.

'54 Luncheon on 9 February at the HoHday Inn, Alexandria — Henry Holt, Jim Bell, Lee Wood, Don Elliott, Dick Burns, George Zeberlein, Will Croom, and Bill Neel.

FourAlmens on die Queen Mary

Midway tour in San Diego — Poolie Watson, Pat Dollard, Kirby Watson, Bill Hargrave, Cheron Hargrave.

Aloha from Honolulu - Cheron Hargrave sends the foUowdng note of ttavel to one of our noncontiguous states.

"BUI and Cheron Hargrave headed west when the cold wdnds blew in AnnapoHs. We took a deHghtflU 7 day cruise around the Hawafran Islands. We added 5 days m Honolulu to enjoy Waikiki beach & water. It was hard to recogmze the place after our R & R 37 years ago after BiU's 2 deployments to Vietnam.

Lee & Brad Bassett took us to the Diamond Head HUton for lunch. Lee gave BUI a lei & a kiss, as Brad did for me!

The next 4 weeks we saw famUy & friends in CaHfornia, but most ofthe time in Sheery & Ed Martin's lovely home in Coronado, California. Also went to the yacht club wdth Marion Schlenzig (Bob) and a few times gathered -with PooHe & Kfrby Watson. Pat DoUard escorted the 4 ofus around the U.S.S. Midway, docked in San Diego. Then he treated us to a seafood lunch & the view of 3 carriers at North Island. Headed back to AnnapoHs in time for the lacrosse season

Submariners at the Sandbridge Army-Navy Game Party Cheron and Bill Hargrave, Lee and Brad Bassett

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Airmen Holiday Classmate Henry Holt FV recendy took wife Jennie, son Henry HoltV, '81, and grandchUdren Nicholas and Lauren to -view the exhibits at the recendy opened Smithsonian Afr and Space Museum at DuUes Afrport. Henry wanted to rekindle midshipmen memories by -visiting the N3N that formerly hung in McDonough HaU. Son Henry foUowed in his footsteps and also became a naval aviator, alas, -with-

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CLASS NEWS out ha-ving the opportunity to soar in the "YeUow PerU."

Three Generations ofthe Holts

Phollowing the Pharaohs Carol and Jamie Deuel have safely remrned from another of thefr always fascinating advenmres, described in the foUo-wing tale.

H "NewYear's Eve we were in a deHghtful, romantic restaurant in Howard Beach, outside JFK Airport, awaiting the next day's ffight to Egypt. UnHke our other travels that we self-scripted, -with the Middle East simation, I thought it would be prudent to have a Htde security help. It proved to be a wonderfiil vacation, -with no concerns for security, and some comforts we normaUy don't need for ourselves.

HighHghts included five days in the Cafro Marriott. This city of 18 miUion has NO: (1) marked ttaffic lanes, (2) stop signs, (3) stop Hghts, (4) speed lirmts, (5) traffic cops.With our jaws agape, our speaker quickly added "and we have no more traffic accidents than you do," but never quantified this claim. The pyramids, instead of being anti-cHmatic ha-ving seen photos aU my Hfe, were almost mystical, "in the flesh," as it were. How could anything made by man last over four mUlennia? The new Alexandria Library was smnning (although after two years, there is stiU no system by which to checkout books?) Later, we flew to Luxor for a week aboard an intimate, 70 cabin, deluxe ship, and, oh, how we ate, and ate, and ate!

We rode camels, cHmbed into a claustrophobic, 200' long, 3'x3' mnnel to the center ofthe pyramid (wdth people also coming out!), saUed a NUe felucca (ha-ving smaU boys in tiny hand-made boats come paddhng out just using their arms, hang on to the gunnels, and then serenade us -with "Row, Row Your Boat," "Home On The Range," and other ditties for tips.

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However, Abu Simbel, near the Syrian border, was my #1 memory. As Lake Nasser started to fiU in the 60s behind the new Aswan High Dam, Egypt put out a caU for world aid to save the massive temple of Ramses II there. It was not just big. It was carved out of a granite mountain with an extensive interior. They raised $40M (over a thfrd American), and engineers dismanded the mountain and temple, block by block, raised it aU 200' and moved it 600' inland. I looked hard to find the seams of reassembly but to no avaU.What a remarkable engineering feat!

And speaking of engineering feats.

After ha-ving our exceUent Egyptologist guides explain the many theories of how the pharaohs might have accompHshed thefr amazing construction projects -with manual labor, on our last day we were informed aU had now been tested, e.g..

National Geographic Society's, Royal Geological Society's, etc. and not one of them -worked! Although the ancient Egyptians were proHfic writers on many subjects, they never discussed these massive projects. Must have thought them intuitive dub).

Our last night we saw a Russian baUet ttoupe dance ("La Bayadere") in the Cafro Opera House, the next night we were on Broadway seeing an American dance musical Mo-vin' On") â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and we try to just keep mo-vin' on."The ffist photo is of Carol and Jamie at Egypt's oldest p-yramid, the Step Pyramid in Sakkara. In the second, note the professional manner in which Jamie hooks his knee around the camel's pommel. Been riding aU his Hfe! I

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Legacy Gift Update As of December 31,2004, overaU Legacy Gift total donations and pledges, including Memorial HaU and other gift projects, reached $1,292,1 H.This is 66% of our overaU goal of $1,954,000.

New pledges and cash contributions for Memorial HaU and the Operational Loss Memorial slowed to a trickle, increasing only $9,874 in the last quarter of 2004. We stiU need $318,126 to reach our Maintenance Fund goal of $400,000.

FuU fonding ofthe Memorial HaU Maintenance Fund is essential to making our Memorial HaU and OLM gift a truly Hving and lasting conttibution to ffie Academy.

Year end conttibutions to other Legacy Gift initiatives were up substantiaUy resulting in an increase for ffie year of $105,097. There are now 25 gift projects, in addition to Memorial HaU and ffie OLM, being supported at the USNA by members of ffie Class of'54.

WeU done to aU who have helped us progress towards our Legacy Gift goal.

Pre-vious Legacy Gift Updates reported ffiat we had arranged for cash advances fix)m the Class of '86, the Class of '95 and the USNA Foimdation. These advances were needed to pay for ffie completion ofthe Memorial HaU renovation and the OLM. I am pleased to report that we have now reduced the cash advance balance outstanding to $202,000 - a decrease of 32%. That's terrific progress and a ttibute to aU in the Class who are making their pledge payments as scheduled and those who have made recent cash donations.

The next detaUed Legacy Gift Update wUl be posted on ffie Class Web Site shordy after ffie March 31,2005 Legacy Gift Reports are received from the Foundation in late-AprU.

We StiU need donations or pledges to help us reach our overaU Legacy Gift goal of $1,954,000. New gifis wdU enable us to fiiUy fimd ffie Memorial HaU Maintenance Fund.

If you need information on how to make a pledge or cash donation, please contact Bob Hofford at ffie USNA Foundation. His telephone is (410) 293-1961; E-maU address is bob.hofford@ usna.com.

Thanks again for aU your great support. BUI Montgomery ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 16% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 45% PRES: LCDR Dennis SuDivan, USN (Ret.) SEC'Y: CAPTThomas G. Kiefaber, USN (Ret.) 11814Triple Crown R i . Reston,VA 20191 H: 703-758-1077: E: KIEF55@aol.com WEB SFTE; www.usna.com/classes/1955

The Washington DC area Dark Ages Party commemoratmg 50 years smce our last period of gloom and doom in Bancroft HaU was celebrated at ffie Hidden Creek C C m Reston VA on 5 March. It was a most memorable occasion. 61 classmates and ffiefr guests attended this gala event, coming from as far away as Texas. The club -was beautifiUly decorated and ffie fare was deHcious.

Conviviahty reigned supreme. Durmg ffie cocktaU period we listened to music fiomffiefifties.During dinner we relaxed to Frank Sinatra and the music of the sixties, and foUowdng dinner -we danced to ffie music ofthe seventies. Classmates coining from out of town stayed at ffie local Sheraton Hotel with shutde service pro-vided. In attendance -were: Jackie & Mort Rubenstein, Pat & Glenn Bates, Nancy & Don Kellerman, EUeen & Fred Koester, Angela & D e m o Kolaras, Margery & Tom StaUman, Luz & Todd Meloy, Joyce & Joe Armstrong, Tom Cann and Shirley Echard, Roz & Mai MacKinnon, Sabra & Bill Smith, Jean & N o r m Harper, Peggy & Otto Zipf, SaUy & Hartley Holte, Beryl & Dan Ebert, Pat & Kent Dmmmond, Lucy & Hank Mustin, Ursula & Tom Kiefaber, Ann & Jerry Holland, Ray Hine and Vfrgima Wyman, Debbie & John Adams, Cyd & Fred Tolleson, Martha & Tony Bracken, Nancy & Bob Hinton, Denny Sullivan, Betsy & John Thune, Dorothy & George W. Martin, Tom Mclsaac

and Joan ConneUy, SheUa & Cal Weaver, Del & Chuck Senn, and Pita & Bob Newbegin. AU in aU, a marvelous affair orchestrated to perfection by Ray Hine.

UNKINTHE CHAIN. Our "Link in the Chain" bond wiffi the Class of 2005 has been prospering.

During the months of February and March, we participated in BattaHon Receptions held at Alumni House and sponsored by the USNAAA. It afforded us a grand opportunity to get to know (fiirffier) 05ers and to share our experiences. Of many classmates attending, ffie stalwarts were: Jack Baldwin, Don Sturtz, Ted Parker, Denny Sullivan, Ray Hine and Hartley Holte. On May 24*^", our class wdU be attending (and partiaUy sponsoring) thefr Ffrst Class Picmc on Hospital Point. With the Blue Angels performing that day, a big mrnout is expected. For the Color Parade on 26 May, our class wdU receive preferential seating. Lastiy, Graduation wdU be on 27 May. Classmates who -wUl be the presentors ofthe gold bars at the ceremony have been identffied. In adffition, other members of our class wUl be given in-vitations to sit m a VIP section. Classmates interested in attending any or aU of these three events (picmc-parade-graduation) should notify Ray Hine or Tom Kiefaber as soon as possible, at (703) 860-0691; Hfrieray@aol.com, or (703) 758-1077; Kief55(^aol.co, respectively.

Tom Kiefaber with 05ers at reception

Ray Medeiros organized a Dark Ages Party on 18 February at the Capistrano Restaurant in the Mandalay Bay Embassy Smtes in Oxnard CA, for classmates in the Channel Islands area and beyond. Dimng in the Wine Room were: Lynne & Ned Floyd, CeHna & Ed McHale, Ray Medeiros wdth Barbara Obinger, Burt Munger, Peggy & Wally Olsen, and Pinky & N o r m Palladino.

Everyone had a great time. Ray, Barbara and Burt reported about thefr adventures at the Emerald Bowl. Barbara brought back "Na-vy Goat" flower pots from the game for aU couples. The 12 names of deceased classmates for 2004 and 2005 were recognized. "Dark Ages" was a most appropriate moniker for the affafr wdth recent rains and the deluge of mud in Southern California.

Ned Floyd, Norm Palladino, Ray Medeiros, Ed McHale, Bert Munger & Wally Olsen

TAPS. It is sad to report the passing of our classmate, John C. Ruth (07) fri Phoenix AZ on 15 February. He suffered a massive heart attack. John earned a PhD at M I T after 22 years in the Air Force, retfring as a Lt. Colonel. He had a brUHant second career in the defense mdustry. John is survived by his -wife of 50 years, Mary and nine chUdren.

"JV" Harter sends: I Somebody from '55 had to do it! So I guess it's up to me. I'm leaving this mormng for Camp Taji Al-Taji outside Baghdad to commission a gas mrbine driven generator system and to estabHsh the first chapter of the Class of 55 in Iraq. Should be there for about a month.

I'U keep the rest of you old fâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;-s posted once I get the new laptop up and running. H 50TH REUNION. The Stanford game, scheduled for Saturday afternoon, 10 September, has been moved to Samrday mght â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 6 P M

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CLASS N E W S for TV coverage purposes. Consequendy, our taUgate wUl be scheduled to start at 3:30PM. A tour of ffie new staffium is planned for 3 to 4PM. This means that company get-togeffiers should be scheduled in ffie AM - as a lunch or brunch.

POTPOURRI. Received a notefixjmJohn J. Anderson, who is enjoying New Orleans since moving fijom the D C area last year. He credits better weather, more reasonable housing and food costs, although the sales tax is 8.5% there. On board USS Mustin —The guided-nfrssUe destroyer USS Mustin (DDG 89) was awarded the 2004 Batde Efficiency award, known as the Batde "E," and aU five command excellence awards by Commander, Naval Surface Force on 15 February. A three day golf outing has been arranged for 21 — 23 June atWintergreen Resort,Vfrgima.

It wiU feamre a plethora of activities for non-golfers. Out-of-towners interested can contact Jack Renard at: (434) 361-1812; emaU: JWRenard@aol.com; 394 Cedar Meadow Dr., NeUysford VA 22958. Jim DeGroff"of PGAWest fri La Qufrita CA located in ffie area outside of Palm Springs, hosted Ray Hine at the Bob Hope Classic .The photo is of Jim and Ray at his lovely home on the private Palmer Course. It was a lovely day wdth goodffin.Jim's son who also graduated from the Academy and his grand son joined in for the golf festi-vities. Larry Wigley has written a great book about the submarine service with the tide, "Mission Complete!" The pubHsher, Publishamerica has recendy announced its release — it can be ordered on-Hne at -www.pubHshamerica.com/books/8361, John DeZell is picmred at the Emerald Bowl pre-game party with two middies.

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John DeZell with two middies ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 13% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 49% CLASS EXECUTFVE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRMEN: CAPT Douglass E Hayman, USN (Ret.) (11) Col George Mushalko, USAF (Ret.) (15) SEC'Y: Dave Swanson (4) 16 E. Del Ray Ave., Alexandria,VA 22301 P: 703-548-7240; F: 703-548-0272 E: hds\vanson@aol.com WEB SITE: www.usna.coni/cIasses/1956

THE CRUISE OF 2005: About 30 classmates and wives set saU on 12 February for an 8-day Caribbean cruise from Port Canaveral, Florida on the Carnival Cruise Lines ship "Glory". The ffist stop was Key West, docking at the former Naval Submarine Base. This brought back many memories for those who were stationed there. Next stop was BeHze where some ofus venmred from the city to tour some restored Mayan sites.

Next were Cozumel and Progresso, Mexico, both great for shopping.

Oppormmties for sociaHzing were many and ffin. We had four adjacent tables of 8 each for ffinner each night, get togethers in the various lounges foUo-wing the main theater show each night, etc. Not enough space to mention aU attendees but do want to particularly point out that Jess and Donna Buckelew came cross country from Las Vegas to join aU us Easterners.

Seems he and Pete Peterson were roommates all four years at USNA. And speaking of Pete we aU express our appreciation and gratimde for his making aU the arrangements for the cruise and hosting a cocktaU party on the last day at sea, a fitting and perfect way to end such a wonderfiU week. Some folks went to Disney World after the cruise and stayed at the new DoD Shades of Green hotel, which by aU reports and feedback is reaUy tops-a first class hotel by any account, and the price is right!!

H "John Kirkpatrick (2) passed along information at the Class luncheon on 17 March about the upcoming commemorations ofthe Batde of Midway. In ffie interest of space, the bare essentials foUow. At 1100 3 June 2005, the Naval District Washington wdU sponsor a wreath laying ceremony at the Navy Memorial in DC. The program -wUl include semor Na-vy and Marine officials and Batde of Midway veterans. The pubHc is in-vited, additional info at _www.ndw.na-vy.mU_ (http://www.ndw.na-vy.mU) foUow Hnk to ffie Midway press release.

AdditionaUy ffiere wUl be a black tie ffinner at the Army Na-vy Country Club at 1830 Thursday 2 June co-sponsored by the Navy and several na-vy associations.

More info is avaUable at _www. nfrdwaycommemoration.org_ (http: //www. rmdwaycommemoration. or g).The dinner invitations wdU go out around 1 AprU and the Registration Hnk on the web site -wUl be activated. Na-vy Alumni are invited. It is a great program wdth a superb dinner at a bargain price.

Last year was $ 50, tffis year's price is not set as of now, but is expected to be close to last year's. The ffinner is usuaUy sold out, 230 people max, ffist come ffist served. Reserve early, infficate you are class of'56 and John wdU ask for a class table." • ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 10% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 5 5 % PRES: CAPT David S. Cooper, USN (Ret.) C O R R . SECY: CAPT EN. Howe Jr., USN (Ret.) 1 Walter Cir., Frcdericksbuig.VA 22405-2363 E: &ihusna57@cox.net SEC'Y: CAPT R.H. Scales, USN (Ret.) 129 Westbur^-,Williamsburg,VA 23189 E: vkct@inindspring.com WEBMASTER: Fred Dammann "WEB SITE: www.usna57.org

The centerpiece of this charge of deaffiless prose wdU be a compenffium of ffie happenings puUed together by our left coast mates in recogmtion of ffie fact ffiat we grow inexorably older.

Back in "ought two" during the course ofthe 45'^ Class reumon, feUow left-coasters Joe Koch and Vic Prushan found themselves knocking back a few on Loew's patio. NamraUy they got quickly to the point that, as much ffin as this was, it was a long way for two southern Cahforma boys to come to knock back a

few. How about, they wondered, if they were to crank up ffie same kind of thing on ffie west coast â&#x20AC;&#x201D; how about ffiat? They quickly recnuted feUow La-La-landers Jim Beatty, Harry Gimber, Bob Lutz and Jim Paulk and ffien laid ffie question before Dave Cooper for a blessing.

Armed wiffi Dave's hearty endorsement and ffie enlistment of a few more troops, George (LFC) Lanman, Dave Stiller, Dick (Mr. 40*^ reumon) Madouse and Dale Hollabaugh, ffiey were off and running. The date of March 2005 was estabHshed (ffie Class's fbrty-fifffi-and-ahalf anniversary â&#x20AC;&#x201D; smardy shortened to "47.5W") and ffie rest -wiU be endlessly reHved, starting now.

A deputation of 146 Classmates, joined by a generaUy weU behaved gang of merrymakers comprised of brides and OAOs, 286 souls at fuU strengffi, gathered on San Diego's Shelter Island over ffie weekend of 10-13 March to celebrate each offier and remember ffiose not present.

Tighdy choreographed by ffie crack group of organizers assembled by Chairman Vic Prushan, ffie weekend was developed into a truly gala four days -with a number of memorable official, aU hands fimctions and lots of time in between to catch up wdffi ffie Hves of our oldest and best fidends.

[L to r] Early Birds Cam and Betty Fraser with Bev and Terry Mahoney

[r. to I.] Welcome Aboard: Darline Layer-Roush, Bob and Sandy Nygaard, Gerry Putnam and Alta Andrews

The next morrung it was early up, on the buses and off to MCRJD to observe a Boot Camp graduation. For those who may never have seen this ceremony, it is herewiffi commended to your attention.

Against the backdrop of current events, particularly, the proceedings bore special significance to those in attendance.

Among the Marmes who stood to be recognized during the ceremony was our agent for the morning Dale Hollabaugh, seen below with one of the graduating platoons passing in re-view. It was a truly marvelous experience.

Colonel Dale

Friday evemng the &U crew enjoyed a sumptuous ffinner cruise up and do-wn the fuU length of San Diego harbor, as placid and serene as a mUlpond for the occasion. The next mormng we were off to 32"^^ street for a tour of LASSEN (DDG-82) and, after scampering up and down the ladders of this five-year-old 9000-ton greyhound, remembered why going to sea for a H-vfrig is a young man's game.

Samrday evemng brought the faithful together again for the official 47.5W Reumon Banquet, the last of the aU hands evolutions. Seated -with companymates, guests were treated to a remarkably lavish and weU-prepared meal and then hung on for hours after trying to find a way to say goodmght and goodbye one more time.

Just before ffinner the organizers and their laffies were induced to slow down long enough to have their official photo made for the record. Paraded below are (1. to r. stanffing): Dale HoUabaugh, Jim Paulk, Nada HoUabaugh,Vic Prushan, Bob and Judy Lutz, Jim Beatty, Bart CampbeU, Joe Koch, Dottie CampbeU,

Greeters Joe and Mary Jane

Maryjane and Joe Koch met us as we stepped through the front door ofthe Shelter Pointe Hotel. Promptly fitted wdth new"'57"baU caps and aU ofthe prerequisite schedules and maps, we queued for ffie Welcommg Reception and, foUowdng that, a bunch of Company get-togethers.

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9 CLASS N E W S Dick Madouse, Harry Gimber and George Lanman; 1. to r. seated: Pat PauUc, Florence Prushan, Carol Beatty, Maryjane Koch, Maxine Gimber and Anne Lanman.

Here's an arresting item of photo intel passed along by Paul Behrends which proceeds from his recent trip with Gin to visit their son and famUy in South Korea: H Gin and I just returned from two and a half weeks in Seoul, Korea. We were visiting our son Gene, who teaches rruHtary dependents at the Seoul Middle School. The main reason for the trip was that our grandson Christopher was scheduled to become an Eagle Scout.

The troop is sponsored by the mUitary commumty on theYongsong base (in the rmddle of Seoul). It consists primarUy of the dependents of mUitary and DoD employees. The court of honor was held on 31 January on base. In addition to the three generations of Behrends Eagles, there were an adffitional 11 Eagle Scouts in attendance.

Chis is the seventh Eagle Scout in three generations in my famUy; my brother, Ralph Behrends,'48, two of my cousins, my two sons (Gene and John), and now Chris. I've enclosed a photo of three generations of Eagles in this branch: (left to right), new Eagle Chris, his father Gene (LCDR, USNR Ret.), and yours truly. I

Fourteen non-stop hours in one economy seat is altogether too long. H For way too long we've had to hold on to this next report awaiting the space to treat the subject -with appropriate digmty. Now that we're roUing into the second month and third event ofthe '05 season we offer a quick bring-up on the last season's premier event, the Sixth Annual Jerry Smith Open.

H Spotsylvama,Virginia — On a cloudy Thursday in September, 24 of our most addicted golfers assembled at the Fawn Lake Country Club to contest whether the reigning JSO champion. His ExceUency, President Dave Cooper, should rehnquish the trophy. Classmate Fred Dunbar, a resident at Fawn Lake and a key member of the club, organized and hosted the event. The format was inffividual medal play at fuU handicaps.

This beautifol and chaUenging venue, fraught with intrusive, en-vironmentaUy sensitive hazards, defeated many of us and cost us many, many golf baUs. Our ace and peremfral major winner. Bob Crouch, came in with the low gross by far, a 75, but unformnately the contest was decided on net score so Bob was first runner-up -with his net 70. Second runner-up was Wayne Fritz, also wdth a net 70, foUowed

by His Honor the Commissioner, Jim Poole, with a net 72.

The -winner and proud custoffian for the next 12 months of the JSO rising eagle trophy, much to the surprise and, we assume, the pleasure of his bride Sue, was Bill Hamel with a net 65. His gross 81 was just one higher than his lowest Hfetime score. {Sect'y note: only exercise ofthe greatest restraint prevented any connection among Bill, his gross and the bird.) M

on top. Other -winners were Rich Enkeboll and Cooper with closest-to-pin awards - new Ping putters from the pro shop - and Jim Poole -with the longest drive.

Supporting cast included Jack O'DonneU, Peter Junghans, George Plulipps, Mick Finn, Jerry Smith, Jack Kersh, Cam Fraser, Mac McMenamin, DickVosseller, D o c Dugan, Cleve Loman, Larry Magner, Jim Foresman, Frank Baulch, and (aU the way from Panama City, FL — or at least aU the way from his RV in the parking lot) Neil Bates. The golf course was great, the golf played was, weU, mixed, the club service exceUent, and the camaraderie top-grade. BZ to Fred and his head pro, Pat Fountain, for a very weU run tournament. I Potential participants can get up to speed on the 2005 season's schedule by signing in on the Class website (above), cHcking on "Class Events," then on "GoHSched"and aU wdU be revealed.

Too bad we don't have some more room here as a plethora of candidate shots proceeds from the several days among the highly photogenic mates and their laffies assembled at Shelter Island. One thing this experience is bound to have cemented in place among those at San Diego is the conviction that the 50'-'^ Reumon back at the Farm in a couple of short years wUl be an event not to be rmssed. 50'-" organizers went home wdth a pocket fuU of notes to grind into the equation for 2007. Note to the San Diego Crew: many thanks from aU ofus for a job exquisitely done.

If you can get your arms around aU of the above make sure to schedule a stop here ne.xt month for more ofthe same.

And, in the meantime, Carpe Diem. FNH

A Gathering of Eagles WM

M In addition to our participation in the Eagle Court of Honor, Gin and I had a wonderful time wandering through parts of Seoul on foot. This was our second trip, so we had a bit of a handle on the area. We found several interesting parks and a bunch of statues of Korean heroes...primarily from the independence movement in the early part of the 20th century. Both Gin and I agree that the worst part of the trip were the ffights.

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PRES: Lt Col Gordon M. Gerson, USAF (Ret.) E: gordon.ger5on@1958.usna.com SEC'Y: Col Warren S. Walters, USMC (Ret.) 5664 Ravenel Ln., Spring6eld.VA 22151-2430 H: 703-321-9586;E: mvalters@erols.com -WEB SITE: www.usna.com/CIasses/1958/

Commissioner Poole and JSO Recipient Hamel

• The distaff ffight was contested between ardent golfers Ginger Poole and Betty Fraser, with Ginger's net 83 cormng out

"May month is upon us, and when we were Plebes, it meant preparation for final exams, spring P-rades, cruise assignments, and the approaching end of 9 months of

bedevUment by the upper classes. For our Link-in-ffie-Chain class, 2008, they do have final exams, P-rades, andYP cruise assignments, but their big event wiU be ffie Sea Trials ChaUenge, a daylong event of five phases. It has some elements of what ffie Marine's caU The Crucible at boot camp, and some elements of SEAL/UDT HeU Week. It requires team efforts to overcome ffie chaUenges, an abiHty to crawl in the mud, swim in ffie water, run when exhausted, and push one's self to ffie physical Hmit.

Representatives fix)m ffie Class of '58 wUl be ffiere to cheer the 2008'ers on to success, and at 1900 on ffiat day, present ffie Plebes wdffi ffieir Thfrd Class anchors.

No, it's not like it was 50 years ago, but ffien we ffidn't have to crawl m ffie mud eiffier!

Once agam ffie column opens -wiffi sad news upon ffie loss of a classmate. On 12 March 2005, "William Robert "Bob" Jones (3) was stricken by a massive heart attack whUe at ffis wdnter home in Ft. Myers FL. Funeral services were held mVfrgima Beach VA on 18 March 2005, and Bob was buried in the Princess Ann Memorial Park m that city.

Bob jomed ffie class after graduating from Lafayette High School in Lexington, Kenmcky. Upon graduation, he was commissioned as a naval a-viator and served on active duty for five years. After resigning his commission, he began a civUian career m the technical support and services mdustry, and in 1960 founded QED Systems Inc., a marme services engineering company in Vfrgima Beach. The company grew through the years, ultimately having 12 offices located near naval instaUations, with over 700 employees, including some members of the class of'58.

In adffition to ffis business success.

Bob was recognized as a civic leader in theVirgfrua Beach commumty, volunteering for commercial and culmral events in ffie area. He was a Scottish Rite Mason, a Shriner, and a Rotarian. His wife, who was his high school sweetheart. Sue Jones, survives him, as do ffis parents, ffis four grown and married chUffien, and 12 grandchUdren. Bob was a great participant in class events, reumons and travel groups, and wdU be greatly rffissed by the '58 commumty.

Peripatetic classmate BuflfWalter (11) is ever on the move -widi his travels, and here is his latest report: H "I have made a number of trips in the past couple of months but only have one "showdng the flag" entry to share. For ten days in February we saUed in the British Virgin Islands where I was joined by several friends and this time my two sons and ffieir wdves. We were seventeen strong -with nine on my boat and eight on the other. Both boats were Benatau 50's.We do bare boat charters and then saU to several of the islands snorkehng, ffi-ving, and going ashore some evemngs for some ofthe great seafood that is so abundant.

The langouste was particularly good this time of year. The water was warm, the seas and winds cooperated, and aU had a good time. The picmre is of my two sons, Scott & Pich, thefr -wives, Agnes and Susan. '58 IS GREAT! Buff" â&#x20AC;˘

The Buff Walter Tribe in BVl

Some classmates are so eager to get their quota of traveHng in that they go so far as to get themselves included m a cruise group made up of our Plebes, the Class of 1961. WhUe he tried to pass it off as "checking up on the continffing development of our Plebes", Mike McLane (6) and his wife Cindy spooned the entire group and had a great time cruising from Ft. Lauderdale FL to San Diego CA via the Panama Canal with stops in Aruba, the Canal Zone, Huatulco, Acapulco, and Cabo San Lucas. The photo you get to see in the column is one of MUce posing -with ArHe CampbeU, President ofthe Class of'61, as Mike is being given a safe conduct pass for the cruise so that he may flaunt ffis '58 Is Great mim-flag. Mike is sharing aU the photos that he took on the cruise on his web site, located at http: //homepage, mac. com/mmclane/ Panama-Canal/Menu34.html. For those ofus who get to do our traveHng

-vicariously, it is a beautifoUy done presentation, with great photos of aU the ports and shipboard activities.

Artie Campbell '61 and Mike McLane

Two address changes to keep you in contact with the other travelers on the '58 Voyage are pro-vided herewith. Dave Allard (7) can now be emaUed at dlabba(^sbcglobal.net. Alan Roach (9) is now aroach2(^cox.net. As you can see, the move to broadband services may be gradual, but it grows every month.

One ofthe effects of reaching our 7 th decade of Hfe is the continuing input to the Binnacle List as classmates and spouses do their best to keep Mefficare practitioners gainffiUy employed. The Binnacle List information is first seen on the class web site, whenever classmate input is pro-vided.

Their malaffies, symptoms, and treatments provide useful guides, as many ofus face the same problems, and kno-wing how others cope may help in choosmg courses of action. Binnacle List entries are also provided here when space permits, and tffis month, it perrffits!

Tom Keifer (17), who underwent ffip replacement late last year up in Westchester PA, teUs us: H "Everything is ok. The heaHng process as per the surgeon is about 80% to 85% complete. The orUy problem is that the repaired leg is about 3/8" longer than the good one. Tffis involved gettmg the proper tension in the tendons so that the hip replacement would stay in place and not pop out. He says the pel-vis wUl make some adjustment but that I wUl probably need a heel wedge to keep from having a sHght Hmp.The other solution is to replace the ffip in the other leg and he can even them out. We went to Las Vegas with Virginia and Jim Hamrick (17) over St.Valentines Day weekend. I was a Httle stiff after the 5-hour plane ride, but it worked out and tffings were fine. Tom" H

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Further up the Northeast area m Boston MA, Kent Lawrence (16) is arm wresffing -with a common problem among classmates.

H "I've just been ffiagnosed wdth a fairly ffigh-risk case of prostate cancer. My recent annual check showed that my PSA level had qummpled from 1 to 5.That triggered off a number of other tests, mcludmg biopsies that infficated quite a bit of cancer. Not aU other test results are m yet, but most mffications are that my cancer has not metastasized beyond the prostate. My team of doctors at Mass.

General Hospital joint opiffion was based on my age (70 tffis year), carffiac issues, and the aggressiveness of my cancer (Gleason score of 9).They recommended that I forego surgery, and instead use a combination of raffiation and hormone therapy. I started on the latter on January 24th); it'U continue for 2 years. Raffiation wUl start about 1 May, and -wUl be administered daUy (except week ends) for 8 to 9 weeks. They said that my ffigh-grade cancer needs aggressive treatment, but the goal is to cure me, not just slow tffis tffing down. I Hke that approach! WUl let you know how tffings progress. Cheers, Kent" • Do-wn in Florida, Marj Bridgman, ffie -wife of Wally Bridgman (12) has been put back on to chemotherapy after a few years of recovery from an earHer bout.

Their daughter,Tara, pro-vided the information: I "Just wanted tofiUyou aU in on Mom's latest saga! A week ago Wednesday, Mom went into the hospital for a blockage m her intestine. WhUe roarffing around, the doctors found several smaU cancerous mmors on her lower intestine. WhUe removing aU they could see, they knew there were some rmcroscopic ones remaining, so it's back into chemo. As you know, she's an amazing trooper, but is battHng other tffings that have come along, incluffing a nasty cold, wffich heaven knows, she doesn't need! It wiU be a rough time ahead and I ask aU of you for prayers and good thoughts, as I'm certain that's what has enabled her to stUl be here.

God bless,Tara and WaUy" H TheVirgiffian-PUot newspaper in the Norfolk area did a special feature on Valentme's Day entided "The Loves of

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Your Lives". The first story was about our classmate. Line Mueller (17) who lost ffis wife, Cffip, lastThanksgivmg Day. Here is that story, by reporter Deffise Watson Batts: H "Lasting Love. Lincoffi MueUer was a sophomore at the U.S. Naval Academy that March m '56 when he found himself -with a party invitation but no date. A friend soon matched him up -with a sorority sister of hers named Sara.

AU the other Saras he'd met had been prim and shy, and he expected a demure compamon that eveffing. However, Sara Lucretia Moses was not. Her eyes sparkled the color of a spring sky - and her laugh.

Man, her laugh. The two chatted about thefr love of dancing and Louis Armstrong. Her bubbHness renfrnded him of cffipmunks he'd played -with as a chUd gro-wing up in northern Wisconsffi. He caUed her "Cffip". She ffidn't iffind.

The next day he asked her to a dance at the academy. She hesitated.

Midsffipmen had a reputation for dating Kappa Kappa Gammas durmg coUege, then dumping them for the girls back home. He learned that Armstrong was perfornfrng at the dance; he caUed Sara with the buUetm. She couldn't resist. Later that spring, she invited him to a sorority dance.The mne ofthe time, "Fascmation", played tffioughout the everung.

"It was fascmation, I know ... then I touched your hand and the next moment I kissed you, fascination turned to love."

That summer Lincoffi completed ffis requfred two-month cruise, puUed into Norfolk, rented a car and drove to see Sara at her home in Alexandria.That faU, she agreed to wear ffis Naval Academy pin, and the foUo-wing spring he proposed.

They married the next year, the week of his graduation.

His career took them to Norfolk, Houston, Boston, Pearl Harbor and overseas to Turkey. They had two chUffien, Lincoffi and Katffieen, and made Virgiffia Beach their home in 1976. As a couple, they camped, exercised and were active in thefr church. She was instrumental in bringing the first female Episcopal priest to the area, and she performed as a clown in the ministry.

Her husband never stopped being amazed. Last faU Sara went to the doctor

about a naggmg cough. A battery of tests showed advanced lung cancer. She was diagnosed on Nov. 3. She ffied on Thanksgivmg. Lmcoffi says, "I stiU love her." • And that's our 2,000 words for tffis month! yj

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 52%

PRES: VADM Francis R. Donovan, USN (Ret.) CHAIRMAN EXEC. COMMITTEE: CAPT Norbert H. Bednarek, USNR (Ret.) E: nbednarek@comcast.net EXEC. SEC'Y: Bruce NordwaU E: bj.nordwall@veri20n.net SEC'Y; CAPT John A. Butterfield, USN (Ret.) 509 Buckboard Ct., Richland,WA 99352 H: 509-371-1486; E: pbplus3@highstream.net WEB SITE: wvifw.usna.com/classes/1959/usna59.htnil

Time for the March column mput wffich you shoffid see in May. It is a bit easier for me to remember tffis deadHne because of the Ides of March, my birthday, and what once upon a time was Tax Day. But forget the nostalgia and let me begm -with an apology. I had to leave off some photos and reportmg m last column so we could prffit the details of Link in the Cham. I shaU try to make it up by insurmg that the photos, plus a piece about NORM MAYO & DICK ROBINSON, are printed. I do hope that readers -wUl frequendy check the Class of 1959 website for recent information posted by DAVE SULLIVAN. We work closely together to have items/info posted wffich may or may not be found m ffie Sffipmate Class Column.

• John Attached is a picmre taken wdth Norm Mayo during my instaUation as the Seffior Warden for Cherry dale Masoffic Lodge in ArHngton,VA. I have also been instaUed as the TUer for Sharon Lodge m McLean,VA. I Served as the Master of Cherrydale lodge in 2002. Present planffing I wUl again be the Master in 2006.

Norm was appomted by the Grand Master Of virgiffia Masons to be the District Deputy Grand Master for the 54th Masoffic District ofVirgima for 2005.The 54th Masoffic District covers ArHngton, FaUs Church, McLean and Vienna VA. Norm has also served as the Master of Concord Lodge in Vienna, VA for the year 1992. Norm also served as ffie

Alexanffiia Rite Venerable Master ofthe Scottish Rfre Lodge Of Pefection in 2003. He was honored in ffie body of KCCH Masons. Tffis Lodge body encompasses ffie entire Northern Virginia area. Noem is also serving as ffie Secretary for Concord Lodge.

Base and Shine With '59 Dick/Robby •

Norm Mayo and Dick Robinson

After catchmg up wdffi what we had to cut last time, here's a fine report and picmres 6x>m our "Hawafran Eye" PHIL POWERS: Attached are two picmres of 20th Co. Classmates visitmg VALLI & PHIL POWERS m Honolulu on 26 Feb 05. One -view is toward the mountains from ffie lanai of our apartment. The offier view towards theocean was m the smUight. JOAN & GERRY EGAN and CINDY & JOE DAVIS had just remrned from a week on the Big Island of Hawau before spendmg a couple of relaxing days at the HUton Hawauan ViUage Hotel m Waikiki.

Looks Hke the gang had a ffin mimreuffion! Another one of our "Islanders" just reffied from government service wdth the State Department. On 31 January 2005, the Honorable JAMES 'JIM' KELLYstepped down from his Assistant Secretary position. Jim told me that the KeUy's planned a 30+ day vacation back in Hawafr, wffich had been home to them for some time prior to DC duty, and then reassess what they intended to do, and where they might stay put for awhUe.Jim put in some exhausting travel and work deaHng with North Korean issues and weighty matters, and vital Pacffic Rim/world--wide interests.We salute,Jim, laud him for contributions above and beyond, and wish them weU in ffiture endeavors!

Tffis may be too late to respond to, but if any classmate/reader may have any

information, anecdotes, photo of our LARRY GOSEN, please help. This input could be used for theVA-23 dedication of a restored A-4 on the USS MIDWAY Museum in San Diego. Contact PhiUip Marsden '63, ASAP, at psmarsden(^ earthHnk.net or caU 619 435-3318. PhU is compUing info on Stan SmUey, a deceased '63 classmate being honored like Larry, and PhU would Hke to coorffinate activities.Thanks in advance for your help!

The foUowing is forwarded with much thanks to a good friend and a squared-away classmate, JACK BRONS: HARRY BOLTZ lost ffis wife PEGGY BOLTZ on Sundlay 27 February 2005.

She ffied at home after a very courageous, nearly 5 year battle with pancreatic cancer. Those of you who were at the 45th Reuffion wUl remember a very strong and wonderful woman, who showed few signs of the sigifrficant struggles ofthe preceffing 4+ years. PEGGY & HARRY were just corffing up on their 42nd wedffing anffiversary. They have 3 daughters, Sue,Jenffifer, and Nancy.

Services were held at the EvangeHcal Covenant Church of Atdeboro, MA. Harry asked that N O flowers be sent. If one wants to remember Peggy, send a donation to the Aldersgate Uffited Methoffist Church, 1207 W Dbcon Blvd, Shelby N C 28152-5131, or a gift/memorial for Peggy to the Dana Farber Cancer Instimte, 44 Binney St, Boston MA 02115-6013. HARRY BOLTZ address/phone: 15 Howland Rd, Berkeley MA 02779-1919; caU 508 880-2512.

Thanks so much, JACK BRONS for gettmg that word out fast to SuUy and me!!

I have not had space for a look back for quite a few issues. I do think classmates enjoy reaffing a bit of past ffistory of the Class of 1959. Also it is a way of recognizing the contributions of FRANK YOUNG and his 59er Hbrary of past columns. If you wanted to search back for something of particular interest to you, contact Frank and see if he, being the repository ofthe past, may be able to help.

Unfortunately our memories do fade, and many of us have probably forgotten that back in May 1963 (42 yrs ago), we lost one of our first classmates to that dreaded ffisease, cancer WILLL\M HEARD 'BILL' BALLARD died in Bethesda

Naval Hospital from the effects of bone cancer. The then Secretary for our SHIPMATE column, MIKE STURGES, wrote:The last several months since being adiffitted to Bethesdawere ones fUled with great pain and suffering for BILL BALLARD. He fought the last fight weU, using the same tremendous spirit and vitahty that he had shown as a Midshipman and Junior Officer. BUI or „Peach%o as he was known to many, came to USNA from MonticeUo, Georgia. He soon was holffing down ffis own on the Varsity Lightweight FootbaU field as weU as in the classroom. BUI went on to Supply School, married Mary Ruth Gleaton of Georgia, earned a fine Supply Officer reputation aboard USS MEREDITH, and then transferred to Supply duties at Key West, where the ffist signs of Ul health appeared.

MIKE STURGES closed by saying „BiU lived as an example for aU; what better tribute can there be.%oWe have lost many other 59ers along the way, and tffis look back should help us to remember them, and give thanks that they came ffito our Hves. And don't let time get away from you before you get back m touch with a classmate who meant sometffing to you. Keep their spirits ahve and weU as we aU try to continue to "Rase 'n Sffine" — JOHN A. BUTTERFIELD ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 52% PRES: VADM Ed Clexton, USN (Ret.) 1000 Bobolink Dr.Virginia Beach.VA 23451 H: 757-491-2141;E: clexboeck@aol.com SEC'Y: Bill Lewis 14312 Cove Ridge PI., Midlothian.VA 23112-4337 H: 804-744-8808; E: bile\vis@comcast.net VP PLANNING: Col Hank Papa, USAF (Ret.) 3806 Ashley Dr South, Mobile, AL 36608 P: 251-342-7643 E: Henry-Papa3@comcast.net WEB SITE: www.usna.com/classes/1960/default.htm

I recently heard from the West Coast that Jack Lusignan (15) was not doing very weU. A number ofthe San Diego contingent are keeping up with ffim. Gordy Bonnel (2) passed the foUowing: • "Jack was a classmate and squadron mate and friend. He is currently hospitalized in San Diego with Lou Gerffig's disease (ALS). I think that he's not doing weU though he was just hospitaHzed when I was down there to play golf with him in

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January.Jack and I were roomies mVS-39 way back m ffie 60s, and to escape wdnters here m Truckee I've been gomg down to visit and play golf wiffi him for ffie past several years." H One of his former VS-39 squadron mates mVMD Lee Levenson, who Hves m ffie San Diego area, passed ffie foUo-wmg; H 'I -visited Jack tffis mormng. He is stUl recei-vffig exceUent care and had been moved frxim ffie ICU to a private room at Scripts Mercy. He was alert but unable to talk, StUl on oxygen and what other meffications ffiey are gi-vmg him. The extremely sad news is ffiat he has been ffiagnosed -with Lou Gerffig's disease. A very close friend of his told me that Jack does know offfisffiagnosis.If you want adffitional information on theffiseaseyou can find it on ffie NIH web site but as you know ffie bottom Hne is not good.

When I get adffitional information I wUl pass it along. Lee H I heard fix)m Frank Gansz (9) wiffi an emaU adffiess update. I last saw him on ffie sideUnes at the Rams/Titans Super Bowl.

Frank has had an mterestmg career and it looks Hke he may be settHng do-wn for a-while.

The Reuffion Comnfrttee met at Jack Michalski's (6) of Feb 27^^^. In attendance were: Bob Steele (1), Nancy &Jolm Michalski (6), Joanne & Bob Gamba (11), Sidsel Fox & Pete Latimer (16),Jim BriteU (13), Bill Levds (5), Bob Antomo (14), Gerry Nelson (8), Jack Paepcke (11), Suzanne & Ed Mangan (20), Beffi & Jim Knorr (20), Ginny & Don Delude (12) and

Jim Duflfy (7).

A lot wasffiscussedand plans are weU underway for a super 45*-^ for Super Sixty.The primary objective was to determine the cost of aU ofthe elements ofthe reumon, so that we can send out an update to the class and start takmg reservations for aU the events.

From Tidewater, Rod Friedmann (5) sends: H "The Feb. Luncheon at the Long Branch Cafe went off with out a ffitch.

Fifteen hardy souls were able to break away from thefr household to-do Hsts to swap some sea stories and the wolf down some low carb chow. I brought up the subject of a River Crffise m the Apr-Jun

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time fi:ame and ffie majority showed mterest. Bill Le-wis (5) advised that the AnnabeUe Lee out of Richmond is no longer operatmg. BiU had some suggestions about gettmg together by private boats and havmg a picffic type event.

Bob lanucci (16) suggested a local Virgiffia Beach boat tour. Looks Hke the mterest is there for some type of water event, but we'U need to explore some adffitional options.

In attendance were: The WUHamsburg Boys (Tom Wishart (22) and Jack Greecdialgh (9)), Bob lanucci (16), Jack Brockman (18), Mike McCullough (14), Ed McCaskill (8), Tom Meinicke (22), Bill Ross (10), Bill Kee (9), Jim Eilertsen (21), John Whelan (8), Henry vonKolnitz (22), Frank Kay (8), Bob Powers (8) & Rod Friedmann (5). Rod" • From Rod agam: • "On March 8™ We aU got our chance to say goodbye to Skip Sweetser (6) and to take our final shots at a fiin lovm' Marme as he and ffis wdfe pack up for thefr move to ffie frigid norffi to NJ to be with thefr seven grandkids. I counted 22 heads around the tables at the Longbranch Saloon and Cafe mVfrgiffia Beach. Those enjoymg ffie festi-vities on ffie inside whUe a freak snowstorm was ragmg on ffie outside mcluded: Nick Stasko (1), Bob Powers (8) (our author), Ray Taylor (14),Torry Rogers (3), Ed McCaskill (8), Ed Clexton (10), Henry vonKolnitz (22), Jim Eilertsen (21),Tom InderUed (21), Jim Philbrick (23), Skip Sweetser (6), Bill Kee (9), Bill Ross (10), John Whelan (8)(ffigh bidder in the Sweetser USNA Auction), Paul Cooper (5), Jack Greenhalgh (9), Wick Parcells (12), Bob lanucci (16), Frank Kay (8), Bob Rutherford (8) and Jack Brockman (18). Rod Friedmann (5) was snappmg the photos.

Skip was presented with ffie latest Bob Powers (8) novel, a special "Smokey Bear" official USMC hat from the Torry Roger's (3) coUection, a novel "short stick" putter designed by Wick ParceUs (12), an a CD fidl of our luncheon and other class photos for the past five years. Skip, we aU wish you "fafr -winds and foUowdng seas" on your move

up North. We'U miss your smiHng face and good humor. Rod" I Oz passed on congrats to Nick Stasko (1) on his recovery firom recent surgery.

H 'Nick, sure sorry to hear about ffie operation, but am so happy that ffiere is no Hngerffig cancer. I'm sure everyone else feels the same. Take good care of yourself and we'U see you ffi ffie near ffimre. Oz" • In ffie course of runffing down lost classmates I talked to non-grad Gene Alwood (3) and we discussed missffig Chuck Koch (11).

• "BiU! My wife and I just returned yesterday from a two-week trip to Arkansas and received your phone message. Didn't want you to think I was ignorffig you. Please teU me more about your telephone message. Also, if you have any information concernmg Charles Edward (Chuck) Koch I would appreciate it. He was best man at our wedding and I have lost contact wdffi him. I looked on ffie USNA web site but ffiere is no information avaUable. Gene" H Andfix>mFrank Simpson (1): H "BUI, Francme and I have returned to the HiU Coimtry ofTexas after a 24 State, 92 day, and 8832 ffiivmg mUes. Spent most of ffie time ffi "DownEast" Mame on Lake Caffiance, ffi Wasffington County, Mame, where ffie sun arrives first m the US. In adffition to seemg my first GREAT G I U L N D CHILD in Florida we were formnate to visit several Classmates along the way, and attend several Submarine Boat reumons firom New London, CT to New Orleans, LA. And wdffi aU ffie TS/TD this past summer we very formnate to be "On ffie Road" (i.e. ffii-vmg) offiy on ffie trip firom the Big Easy to Texas on ffie way home. What a great Country! Take care and ffianks for aU you do. Francme & Frank I From Tom Moylan (22): • "Patrick, my youngest son, leaves form Scofield Barracks, Hawafr to Germany to Afghaffistan on Tues. He volunteered and as a Sgt. he has been transferredfiroma logistics uffit to the infantry uffit, 25ffi Infantry "Tropic Hghtffing." He ffies to Germany then to Kabffi to Qetta ffien a

border uffit. Say a prayer for ffim every once m a whUe.Thom Moylan fl Many ffianks to Dennis Vied (24) for ffie Bowl Game pictures on ffie Web site.

As noted below, some ofus who ffidn't make ffie trip found ffie festivities ver^' mterestmg.

From Ed Clexton (10): â&#x20AC;˘ "Thanks for ffie pictures. Dermis. No wronder everyone is smiHng - after that super Na\-\' wdn. I can identifV- about half of ffiose ffi ffie group shot. Maybe offiers can id ffiem aU, but please try to give us ids on aU of ffiem. I saw Tait. Pauole and Goldtrap from ffie Terrible lOffi - it's good to know ffiere was some ffiscipHne aroundfr"needed! Who brought ffie banner? Was it from Jack Shaw (2) m San Diego? It's fancier ffian ffie one we have here mVa. Ed" fl

with an article entided: "The True Story offfieVirgins Cannons." It contained the acmal account, a photo ofthe event, and a ffiagram ofthe "improvised explosive de-vice" used to convert the myth to a reahty.The true story has been documented and may be pubHshed someday.

MeanwhUe, rest assured that the Virgin Cannon firings were a product ofthe Class of 1960 and the 1 1 * Company Cannoneers seen here at a recent reuffion in Cocoa Beach, Florida (left to right: Jim McKinney (11), Glenn Coleman (11), Dave Parkinson (11)). fl

Rob Kunkle (10) sent along ffie foUowdng missive: I "BiU, I laughed out loud at Pete Dolan's (10) and Joe Paletta's (10) lament re ffie grievous error of movffig Joe mto ffie llffi company.This ffiaboHcal plot of movmg Midsffipmen to new compames was not hatched unffi weU after we graduated. I admit it WAS done to break ffie superior spirit and camaraderie of ffie Terrible Tenth alumffi.We earned ffie right to be out of step (outside ffie law?) wdffi ffie rest ofthe Brigade - a supreme distinction not easUy removed by ffie stroke of a pen (or keystroke!).

I'm sure "Little Joe" (Matais) (10) has not yet heard of this travesty - but he wUl, and Sffipmate wdU soon be the -victim offfissuperior mteUect and ffighly entertaiffing writing (lambastmg) skUl! Enjoyed it much! Rob Kunkle (10) fl

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And of course the "True Story" firom the Cannoneers: I "Dear BUI: We are sure many of our classmates read ffie story ofthe "Vfrgm Cannons" ffi ffie December Sffipmate.

The story fficorrecdy attributes the cannon caper to ffie Class of 1959. Not so! As ffie instigators and perpetrators of ffie prank we have photograpffic proof.

The time frame, basis of how the cannons were rigged and set off were not accurately described ffi the article. To set the record straight, we approached Sffipmate

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The dark ages are behmd us, and to borrow a pffiase from one of my aU time

heroes, Jackie Gleason, "how sweet it is."

Tffink about it! AU our classmates are now old enough to coUect social security.

Navy's footbaU and lacrosse programs are back on the road to respectabUity with Paffi Johnson and Ricffie Meade doing their best to emulate Edffie Erdalatz and "BUdy" BUderback as we continue our voyage through the second half of the ffist decade of tffis cenmry. What coffid be better, you ask? WeU for starters, my golf game is in ffire need of a major overhaffi.

How bad is it? It's so bad that I'm even afiraid to chaUenge NeU Block to a onedoUar Nassau ... and he has a three figure hanfficap.

However, some tffings never change.

For mstance, it's stiU hard for me to ffissociate the onset of spring from the odor of ffingleberries, crueUy crushed by section after section of Midsffipmen as -we marched from Mother Bancroft to the bowels of Isherwood HaU past the waves of tourists Hned up on both sides of StribHngWalk, to those ffieaded steam and skinny labs. For those of you who haven't been back to Crabtown recendy, I'm happy to report the dmgleberries have lost none of their fragrance.

Enough reminiscffig. On to ffie nooze!

THE LATEST NOOZE. Gary Carlson reports: fl The end ofJanuary Corky and I ran over to PaHn Desert to watch some ofthe Hope Classic. Got a chance to walk the 18 holes at PGAWest -with classmate,Ted Gurnee, who was ffi the pro-am. He's reaUy enjoymg tffis luxury. About 4 years ago Steve Mayian and myself foUowed him around the Buick partnered wdth PhU Mickelson and he ffid great. Tffis year he ffid great roUmg ffi a 15 footer for bfrffie on the 18th hole ffi front ofthe gaUery. The next day he holed out an eagle from 140 yards to -wm prize for the low amateur ofthe day. The next week he beat the undefeated champion ffi a Guadalajara Semor FHght. AU m aU, not bad for one of our renown SOCAL '61 golfers. Look forward to traffing golf Hes wdth the classmates confrng off the cruise sffip on March 6th. Also, there's a possibUity that Larry Dishon may get a place ffi PaHn Desert near Gray Farley. That gives us SOCAL smds a sffigle ffigit foursome to chaUenge aU '61 comers. Good luck workmg for that perfect round, fl

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iM CLASS N E W S Bert Cassels: fl I thought your Shipmate column rffight be ffiterested in the cruise that Dorothy and Nelson HuHne and GG and I took in early February. Nelson and I were roommates Plebe Summer and tffioughout the 4 years in "Club 11." We ffid not reconnect agam unffi the 40 reumon in 2001.

I had to rely on Dorothy in order to commumcate with Nelson, since he was not computer Hterate unffi very recendy.

We were finaUy able to arrange to get togeffier ffi September, 2004 at their "cottage" ffi Mame. We spent 3 days together and talked for hours about our days at the Naval Academy and the many great experiences we had. Over the 4 years we had 3 other roommates: Mike McMahon, George Cormsky and WaUy Benjamm. In early February we jomed up for a very enjoyable 11 day Caribbean Crffise on the Celebrity Sumrffit. We jomed forces ffi Ft. Lauderdale and ffien visited Key West, Cozumel, Costa Rica, the Panama Canal, Aruba, and finaUy Grand Cayman. It was a fantastic crffise and we enjoyed our time together, fl

ffiem for ffinner. They came to our home for cocktaUs and then we went for a seafood ffinner ffi MurreUs Iffiet, the "Seafood Capitol ofthe South". We enjoyed the evemng and talked away the enffie evemng about our advenmres as young Midsffipmen and our careers in the Navy.

Bob Graham came through in the ffick of time wdth the first (and offiy) contribution from the Class Cruise tffiough the Panama Canal ffi February.

Bob took 623 picmres and many of them can be seen at the web adffiess: http://homepage.mac.com/rlgmeg/Cruis e/MenulO.html. fl

THE SAGA OF DON KNUDSEN'S RING REDUX What foUows, is the conclusion to ffie amazing story ofthe remrn of Don Knudsen's rffig to ffis sibHngs. Don's roommate. Boots KuUa, ffid most ofthe heavy Hfting -with the help ofthe 3'-" company rep, Gary Seraly. Below is the fmal report from Boots, HteraUy just ffi the ffick of time for my column subrffission.

I'U bet that you thought the Afr Force let you do-wn ... it isn't nfrdffight yet so I am making my submission wdth time to spare. Enclosed are a few photos from today's rmg return event as weU as an arti^^m^Bm^^K If^i'^BM cle that I drafted ... pride of authorsffip T-^^^^^^ is not germane. ^' "^^^^^ '^^^^^^^^B ^^HHU -"-"^^n The session went Hke we knew what â&#x20AC;˘P'^* we were doing ... need to write procedures ffi the alumffi log on how to hold a rmg remrn session. We -winged it and it went great. As a bit of more info, I located some picmres of Don ffi the Bert Cassels and Nelson Hulme looking for babes.

Lucky Bag and made copies (-with some embeUishments of course) and put them ffi an 8 X 10 leather frame. In adffition, I made up CDs of aU the photos I coUected, includmg one provided by Duffiey WUHams of ffis wedffing party taken on the stairs leaffing into the chapel.

Don and several other 3rd company folks were in it. As a final personal gift, I made auffio CD copies of a 78 rpm record that was the complete recorffing of our graduation ceremony, from the ruffles & flourishes announcing the arrival of Pres.

Kennedy to the last "Hip, Hip, Hooray".

Bert & Nelson found their babes.

Included on the CD was the calHng out of the names of those who received their fl Bert also reported that Caryl and Dick diploma from Pres. Kennedy ... includmg Morgan were visiting Pawleys Island Don Knudsen so you can hear ffis name, recendy and caUed to see if we could join

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loud and clear. Tffis is a record that my mother purchased even though she never owned a record player, but had meant it to be a surprise gift to me. Unformnately, she passed away before giving it to me but I was the one who emptied her apartment after she ffied and I found the record, never opeffing it unffi about 5 years ago. I used my PC to make CDs from it as my gift to aU who attended today. That was the final surprise. Many stories were told and information provided to ensure many more wdU be told in the fomre by aU attendees.

The identity of those ffi the photos are, from left to right: Gary Seraly, ArHe CampbeU, The good looking guy, moi!!, Howie Winfree, Karen Knudsen (Don's sister), Dick Dunn, Paffi Knudsen (Don's eldest younger brother), Dave Knudsen (the youngest brother.)

By the way, Dave Knudsen coffid pass for Don's twm ... just a Htde taUer. You can certaiffiy teU that ffiey are aU the same fanfrly.

Thanks for getting the letters signed out to ffie "finders" in Cahforffia and for the exposure ffi ffie column. I stiU can't beHeve it was 40 years ago. As a final item, the Knudsen fanfrly, particularly ffie parents were reaUy upset when, after Don's burial, they coffid not find Don's rmg knowdng how much it meant to him and the wffiole fanfrly. That chapter has been closed and the fanfrly felt ffiat, -wiffi today's event, the parents, although ha-vmg dementia, may have ffieir memory sparked when they see Don's rmg ... I certaiffiy hope so.

The return of Don Knudsen's ring

UPCOMING CLASS EVEISITS. Washington area Class luncheon on May 1 0 * & Jffiy 12ffi.

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attaches,Ted, Jim Holbrook, Pete Huchffiausen and 1 remember it as Gorkiy, a city closed to foreigners because the Soviets buUt ffiesel subs, tanks and MIG fighters ffiere, and spies were unwelcome, fl

Also, Dick was one ofthe 100 volunteers seconded by the US State Dept. to serve GREETINGS FROM ANNAPOUS with ffie Orgaffization for Security & In about tffiee weeks the class of 2005 Cooperation in Europe/Office for wdU graduate and joint ffie fleet and Democratic Instimtions and Human Marme Corps. Congratffiations to ffiem Rights (OSCE/ODIHR) His photos aU. Now for our class news. include the '62 flag.

CLASS NEPFS Dffipropetrovsk, LJkraine, ffi the eastDICK LIFE, who leads a very excitmg ern, ethffic Russian sector (Yanuko-vich and rewardmg life after reffiement firom territory) on election day 12/26/04. Our an mterestmg Na\'al career sends us ffie Team #2318 at the Leffin stame m downfoUowdng. town Dffipropetrovsk. L-R Professor Waldenmar Koszewski, MD (PoHsh â&#x20AC;˘ It was "oh dark thirty", and Moscow's professor of neurosurgery in Warsaw), Sheremet\'\ro Afrport was Hke a tomb. The ffiiver Ruslan Skvortsov, mterpreter bus ride firom my downtown hotel that JuHa Smfrnaya and me. fireezmg March '04 morifrng and check ffi for ffie ffight to Frankfurt took longer than anticipated. My ffiuretic had kicked in so I qffickly found a head near ffie boardmg gate. Exiting firom down ffie corridor at anoffier gate I ffiought I recognized a voice firom the past. Tffiough ffie very dim Hght, about 30 yards away that distinctive voice was emanatmg from a shadowy figure sporting an even more Yushchenko supporters Hvmg ffi the "tent distinctive beard. I approached. It coffidn't city" they created m Independence be - but it was. Ted Warner was ffi a hea-vy Square, Kyiv, to protest the November duty conversation about the fomre of run-off election wffich was so baffiy Russia, wiffi a feUow traveler waitmg for flawed with serious fraud. Two days his ffight to DC. before Cffiistmas I jomed them for tea Ted had attended a conference and and soup whUe we ffiscussed thefr ffieams was headmg home. We reminisced about and fomre. summer 1976 when he, Pam and fanfrly arrived m Moscow for a two year tour as Asst. Afr Attache. That Hkely was a "ffist" two '62ers sendng together in the US Embassy, Moscow. Too bad that neither of us recorded it on film for submission to Shipmate 30 years ago.

Alas, once agam we ffidn't take a photograph together. My camera was empty - had taken the last shot the previous evening ffi a brewpub, a venue that did not exist under commuffism. I had just completed a week serving as one of the 400 mternational observers of ffie JuHa Smirnaya interpretffig affiscussion1 Russian presidential election. After two had -with the chairman of PoUmg Station days of orientation ffi Moscow, my group #44. (Photo courtesy of Ms. HUtje of twelve flew east to Nizhmy Novgorod, Molenaar,The Netherlands.) on the Volga River, to perform our election duties. We classmates who were

From Florida, frequent class contributor and Afr Force hero, KEN DUCKWORTH, friforms us of a project he is working on. fl I am ffi the nfrdst of orgaffizing a memory book for my AF pUot traiffing class for a reumon some time in October of tffis year in Charleston, S.C. The ffice tffing about beffig ffi Charleston is that I wdU see my old roorffie. Bob DeMarco and ffis wife Barbara. The have just left on a trip to Italy, but mfficated that perhaps Bob DiAiso and Elame, as -weU as Carl Nardonne may come do-wn as they had plarmed a reumon earHer but it feU tffiough. Regardless, I -wiUfiUyou in when October arrives.

On a serious note, the offiy other Naval Academy graduate m my pUot traiffing class was Lamar HeiskeU, who is honored ffi Memorial HaU along with aU graduates who have perished m combat.

Durmg my research, I came across the post op report on what happened. I was aware of most of it, since I arrived ffi Nakom Phanom,ThaUand shordy after and had heard second and thfrd hand about the casualty. I came across two very important sites and anyone interested can contact these sites to track other classmates who are stUl not accounted for. The sites are: http: //www. dean-boys. com/extras/ lost/136.htm http: //www.pownetwork.org/bios/d/ dOlO.htm Although the second report does not deal wdth a classmate, I tffink the final sentence of both reports shoffid be of concern to us. fl "PUots and afr crews in Vietnam were caUed upon to fly and fight in many dangerous cfrcumstances and they were prepared to be wounded, kUled or

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iM CLASS N E W S capmred. It probably never occurred to them that they woiUd be abandoned by the country they served".

The other statement is "Shoffid, (names mtentionaUy left blank), be among the hunffieds many experts beHeve are stiU ahve as captives, what must they tffink ofus? fl Good luck to KEN for tffis emotional and important memory book.

Another frequent contributor and class president, DICK HAYES, writes ffiat it looks Hke ffie dark ages are finaUy endmg for tffis year. fl As I write tffis letter, it's stiU snowing here in Northern Vfrgiffia so we're not qffite done yet. Ann and I are lea-ving tomorrow for San Diego to -visit John and Judy KeUy. John has a Saint Patrick's Day party every year on the Saturday before the big day and I've volunteered to be his bartender for the party. We'U be sure to take some picmres for Sffipmate of classmates at the party. We're also hoping to get together -with many of our San Diego area classmates at a '62 Happy Hour tffis week.

Ann and I usuaUy try to get out of to-wn durmg the Dark Ages for a week or so to look for some warm sunny weather.

This year we spent a week ffi Cancun and we took a picmre with our class flag on the balcony of the condo where we stayed. As I look at each issue of Sffipmate, I'm happy to see picmres taken aU around ffie world of our class flag.

Looks Hke our Lacrosse team is off to a great start. We're aU looking forward to the footbaU season - we have some real hea-vy 'ffitters' on the schedffie with Maryland and Stanford leadmg off the season, fl We're about two and a half years away from our 45th Reuffion and we're starting to make 'preps' afready. We have the Loew's Hotel locked in and we're piaffing an extra day during the Reunion to accommodate the golfers. More to foUow.

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That's our class news for the May 2005 issue of SHIPMATE. Cards, letters, photos and e-maUs for your classmates.They reaUy enjoy hearmg from you. Keep ffi touch. UntU next time...

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Be sure to visit www.USNA63.org for an expanded version of tffis column and lots of other new material added in recent weeks.

Thanks to Spencer Johnson for subrmttmg tffis fuU report from the winter's prerffier social event for our classmates m the Wasffington area â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the annual Service Academy Classes of 1963 Valentine's dinner dance. fl The sixth annual Class of 63Valentme's Day ffinner dance was held at the Army Na-vy Country Club on Friday, 11 February. The Air Force Academy class of 63 acted as hosts tffis year and Na-vy wUl host the event next year at the same location. Thirty-three of our classmates, includmg their -wives and sweethearts, gathered -with twenty from the Air Force Academy, and ten from West Point for a most enjoyable evening of ffiinks, ffinner, dancing, and the teUing of tales old and new. Present from our class were Satch Baumgart, Charlie Robbins, Spencer Johnson, Larry Marsh, BiU Earner, Jim Ring, JeflF Miles, Roger Mehle, Denny Conley, Dan Koczur, Jerry Mulholland, Phil Rooney, Tom Reemlin, Dick Kunz, George Fister, Steve Leisge, and Forest Siburt. After a busy cocktaU

hour, aU hands took seats at tables beautifuUy decorated by our Afr Force hosts ffi appropriate Valentme red and wffite Hnens, canffie-Ht centerpieces, and a long stem American beauty rose at the place of each fafr lady.

Spencer Johnson spoke briefly for our class recalHng marcffing ffi the bitterly cold Kennedy inauguration parade of 1961 and the traU of overshoes that marked our progress down Pennsylvama Avenue. He noted that one of our classmates may have set a record by startmg the parade -with two overshoes on ffis feet, and fiffished the march down the snow covered parade route wearmg tffiee.

Those of our contemporaries firom Afr Force remarked on their memory of havmg marched tffiough our traU of overshoes from thefr parade positions astern ofus.

Spencer also told ofthe Navy captain ffispatched to Colorado Sprmgs in 2003 to claim the long bolted do-wn Commander-m Cffief's Trophy after ffie Navy footbaU team succeeded in defeating both Air Force and Army on ffie gridfron. He flew out to the Air Force Academy, but had to rent a car and UHaffi traUer to bring it home to AnnapoHs because its size would not perrmt its bemg carried as baggage on a remrn airHne ffight. Spencer said that the same captam had been ffispatched to Colorado Springs again tffis year after Navy had agam vanqffished the other two service Acadermes, tffis time to get the bolt.

The President of ffie West Pomt class of 63, BUI Boice, renfrnded everyone again that the reason for the relatively smaU mrn-out firom ffie "long (and now a Htde grayer) gray Hne" was that, unlike ffie other two acaderffies,West Point was never a party school.You certaiffiy could not teU that from the West Pointers who ffid attend. They, Hke us aU, had a real baU! The evenffig ffien gave way to dancing to the Hve music of Roosevelt Snfrffi and his trio unffi nfrdffight when even ffie Air Force dance teams were close to exhaustion despite the e-vidence that Colette and Roger Mehle obviously could have danced aU ffight.

Next year Na-vy plays host.

Larry Marsh has the higffiights of ffie four Army and one Air Force footbaU game that we can show for those who may have forgotten what Joe BeUino's

runffing style looked Hke or how far a Roger Staubach pass could reaUy carry. It should be anoffier great eveffing. fl

Casing the bank in Coffeyville, Kansas

Bob Eastman sent me tffis picmre taken in Febmaiy- ofJim DeFrancia, ffimself, and Frank Butler ffi front ofthe Condon Bank ffi CoffeyviUe, KS, the site of ffie Dalton gang's raid on two banks in 1892. I asked him to explam how ffie three feUows came to be togeffier m a smaU town m southern Kansas. Here's his response: â&#x20AC;˘ BUI Kurds, famous journalist and host of documentaries on A&E TV network, is purchasffig a -vffitage bank buUffing ffi Coffe-yvUle. Jim DeFrancia, (wrho is ffi the know) ffiought he had better scope out what's gomg on out where ffie "buffalo StUl roam" so he and Cyntffia routed through Coffe-yviUe, w^here I Hve, on a trip firom Horida to Aspen, CO. I caUed Frank Butler, who Hves nearby, to come and jom his classmates for a visit. It beffig a lovely wmter day ffi Kansas, the group took a stroU do-wn "death aUey" where ffi 1892 some local citizens shot up the Dalton gang and stopped the attempted robbery of two CoffeyviUe banks.

I have practiced law ffi CoffeyviUe since 1972 and have a Tide Company ffi a 1912-era buUdmg, Hving upstairs m 12,000 sq. feet with wife Jeanne, near the Condon Bank targeted by the Daltons.

The three ofus enjoyed the weekend remembermg Naval Academy days while havmg a steak dinner and drinks at the Tavern on the Plaza located in a ffistoric hotel, also near the old Condon Bank. It's mmored that tffis rffight become a tradition and could be the site of fomre Quality '63 gatherings.Y'aU come out to the wUd, wUd, west! fl

Bicycle team leader Bob Harper rerffinds us that the 23rd annual Northern Virginia MS 150 Bike Tour wiU be held on 21 and 22 May this year. The USNA '63 "Terry's team" -wUl participate again tffis year, riffing to raise ffinds for MS research whUe remembering and honoring our late classmate Terry Abell. fl Last year we were treated with a good group (mcluffingTerry's daughters), good weather (no rain for the ffist rime in quite a whUe), and strong support from the Class in the form of prayers, contriburions, and attaboys. The route has been sHghdy modffied to start and fiffish at Frankhn Park ffi PurceU-vUe,VA. Our overffight -wiU be at the 4-H Fairgrounds ffi Leesburg.

The MS folks generaUy do an outstanffingjob of routing us through some ofthe most sceffic, idyUic countryside -wiffiout more than a couple of "Oh my God" uphUls. We are formnate to be able to participate and represent the Class ffi this way, and always encourage any and aU to jom us for either or both days. Not offiy is the camaraderie great, but it works wonders to keep us from focusing on the sore muscles.

The Class has demonstrated great care, understandmg, and regard for its own by supporting efforts to tackle the debffitating MS ffisease. As we continue to work for research to cure MS, the team's request is for your participation, prayers, and contributions. Remember that 2 out of 3 am't bad. More specffics and a team sign-up page are at www.msandyou.org; the team name is USNA '63. fl

Richard Rogers

CamariUo, CA, resident Richard Rogers has just been appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger to the CaHfornia Fish and Game Comrffission. He welcomes

e-mails from classmates on issues facing the Commission. His address is RRogers921 @aol. com.

Since 1984, Richard has been Chairman ofthe Board of Pacific Earth Resources, a ffiversffied en-vironmental horticulture services company whose di-visions include Pacific Sod (a grower and ffistributor of turfgrass, groundcovers, and wdldflowers) and Pacific Arbor Nurseries (a grower and ffistributor of ornamental trees). He is also a General Partner of Pacific Ranch Company, a farrffing and real estate company with farmmg and investment operations in Cahforffia, Hawafr, and Utah.

N o r m Shackelton alerted me about a feamre article on the Marine Corps web site (www.usmc.mU) m early March, especiaUy noteworthy because it feamred ffis son. Marine Corps Captam Cory Shackelton '98. Here's an excerpt. fl 'Black Kffights' strut thefr smff in Iraq â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Al Asad, Iraq (Mar. 1,2005). On a cool, crisp evenffig ffi late January, two pUots, a crew cffief, and an aerial observer boarded a gray, tandem rotor afrcraft for a rffission they and the rest of the world had been looking forward to for months.

The rffission, one of ffistoric sigrfrficance, was to pick up election workers ffi their CH-46E Sea Kmght and transport them to the poUing stations in time for the Iraqi election. For the ffist time ffi 50 years Iraqis woffid vote.

"I was able to fly more than 40 hours -with HMM-265 and help fly election officials aU over the country," said Capt.

Cory Shackekon, HMM-264 pUot and AnnapoHs, MD, native. "That has been one of my favorite rffissions thus far m the deployment."

The Black Knights have logged more than 40 ffight hours per day for their ffist tffiee weeks of flying. Missions range from general support to quick reaction force rffissions, deHvering infantry uffits to their objective witffin two hours. "We usuaUy do general support rffissions that include the transport of cargo and passengers aU over our area of operations," Shackelton said." We also do tactical recovery of aircraft and personnel rffissions.Those rffissions remrn personnel and afrcraft to their home base, fl

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?BI CLASS NEWS Norm says ffiat Cory phoned home about tffis the next day. He said he enjoyed it very much but he and ffis crew reaUy felt good because ffie Iraqi election officials ffiey ferried around were extremely excited about and proud of what ffiey -were doffig.

In February, anoffier Marme Corps chUd of'63 returned firom Iraq. Tffis one's personal for your scribe, folks. Our son.

Captain Aaron SheUey '97, completed ffis second Iraq deployment as a pUot flyffig CH-53E Super Staffions. He came east for a relaxing week -with us ffi March.

Tffis snapshot was taken during ffis -visit.

Shelley's'63 and'97

Aaron -wUl be married in San Diego in AprU and ffi May -wUl begm a tffiee-year tour as the Marme Officer Instructor at the NROTC uffit servmg five uffiversities ffi and near San Diego.

And that's it for tffis month, folks!

Our report is much shorter than usual and my stock of 1963 news is empty. Help!

QUALITY- '63 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 5 1 % PRES: David Tuma H: 703-549-8068 ; dftuma@aol.com CORR. SEC'Y: Jim Shanahan 3313 Leritz Ln.. Edgewater, MD 21037 E: shanahansj@comcast.net -WEB SITE: www.usna64.org

Greetings to the great class of 1964. The recent local happemngs and news at USNA are that service selection is sinking in for the ffist class; the Brigade Boxing Championsffips produced the usual excitement but no Hfe threatening ffijuries; the Navy lacrosse team (Number 2 ffi the nation) got upended by BuckneU but StUl has the makings for a great season; many of our local alums are getting next year's footbaU season tickets lined up; and Navy is the number one acaderffic

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performer of aU 117 NCAA schools wdth a Di-vision lA footbaU program. By the time you read tffis we wdU have had another very successful Class of 64 Etffics ffinner on 18 AprU. Our Class President, David Tuma, sent the foUo-wmg regarffing the Coach of the Year award presentation to head footbaU coach, Paul Johnson: fl "Jerry Anderson, Denny ConnoUy, Sandy and Croom Coward, Dick Curiey, Al Krekich, Tom Lynch, BiU Natter, Bob Orlosky, John Dalton and I aU had the pleasure of attenffing the 2004 Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Award Presentation Dmner on 10 March in honor of Coach Paffi Johnson. It was held in the Banquet Room at the NavyMarine Corps Staffium. Coach Johnson and ffis fanfrly, the 1/C Midsffipmen from the 2004/2005 FootbaU Team and about 340 others watched as Coach Johnson received a plaque, trophy and check for $10,000 (to be provided to the general scholarsffip fond) for ffis outstandmg acffievement in success on the field whUe stressffig acaderffic exceUence and ffie importance of duty to ffie commuffity.

David Tuma " fl In news from ffie Executive Comnfrttee meetffigs, a notable mUestone is that aU the 40*-" Reumon bUls are paid and we have over $42k in the pot for operating expenses and/or a start on ffie 45â&#x201E;˘ Reuffion.

Bernie Maguire gave us the foUowing weU-deserved note of appreciation for the prime mover on our reuffion yearbook: fl "Now that we have had an opportumty to ffigest a wonderfiU Reuffion, fuU of exceUent food, great weather and ffie proxinfrty of many close friends aU at once, perhaps you have once again come to the same conclusion as I.The Great Class of 1964 consists of a magmficent group of classmates and we can aU take pride in our membersffip in tffis eUte brotherhood. Our compatriots firom civUian schools try to understand our attachment but they wUl never experience tffis bond as you and I can. One classmate deserves more praise than he has received.

He is the Hving emboffiment of ffiis special pride we have and he rises above

us aU as a role model for the 'can do' attimde instUled by CharHe Kfrkpatrick.

Dick Burke left us a lasting legacy m producffig a marvelous Reuffion Yearbook for aU of us. The Fortieth Reuffion Yearbook is a uffique gift to our Class and it far exceeds anythmgWaddy and I ever imagmed when the idea was iffitiaUy formffiated. Workmg ffi the nfrdst of our Reuffion Comnfrttee, Dick and Pam Burke regaled us wdth thefr stories of puUffig together text from varymg formats day after day. They made us laugh wiffi the tales of reams of paper spread tffioughout thefr house, of photographs of varying quaHty pinned to papers to identify the strange new face of a classmate who somehow ffid not look the same as he ffid 40 years ago and of coundess ffights readmg and rereadmg the same text over and over yet stUl correctmg errors on the sixth read. We ffid not reaHze at ffie time that the tremendous sacrifice of ffie Burkes woiJd give bfrth to a beautifiUly bound, weU written, comprehensive accountmg of our last forty years.

When you read tffis, Dick and Pam, please accept our gratimde for your efforts. I ask aU members of '64 to jom me in thankmg you for servmg the class weU above ffie caU of duty. In fact, I hope classmates -wiU continue to accord you wiffi the courtesy of a salute whenever two or tffiee shoffid meet and you are ffiere.

There is no better -way to express our appreciation for your uffique gift to us." â&#x20AC;˘ As an adffition to our pre-vious item in tffis column, wffich handed out some (but not aU) kudos for the Homecorffing Golf tournament, Richard WUson wrote firom Adanta that he also enjoyed USNA's best ever homeconfrng tournament. He also very properly pointed out ffiat in adffition to Jim Seeley's A FHght Gross Champion score of 74 and Peter Morgan's B ffight Gross runner up score of 81, the class was weU represented in the C FHght as weU. In fact, Richard WUson got that ffight's net runner-up honors wdth a net 73. Nice going Richard, and thanks for the clarification on how weU aU of our 64 classmates performed on the links.

From Joe CaUahan .. weU actuaUy Midge seems to have done aU the work... we got anoffier fine Emerald Bowl party report as foUows:

• " HeUo Jim, I am senffing you a picmre ofJoe and I after the Emerald Bowl win here m San Francisco. When we were at ffie reumon in Annapolis, we met these darUng nfrdsffipmen at a bar no less! And in 9ffi Co no less! (effitor note: Joe was in ffie 9 ^ Company).We stayed in touch and when they planned to come out here wdffi ffie brigade for the game, Joe and I mvited ffiem to ffinner after the game wdffi ffieir dates. We had ffie best time at MoMo's a bar/restaurant right across ffie street from SBC Park. You coffid say it was ffie Great Class of'64 entertainffig ffie Great Class or05!!!!"fl In ffie photo below from Left to right are : Kristen KearbyAnffiew Dumm, BUlyHaU, Lauren Dumm,Joe and Midge CaUahan.

great- great- grandmother who was part of ffie Boston Tea Party. Supposeffiy, she was ffie last bag thro-wn in ffie -water.. but perhaps that's not true. An-yway, back to ffie BushneU's, Scott and M-yra have been through some exciting times wdth duties and consffitant work firom Barcelona and Paris to DaUas and now JacksonviUe. Instead of gHffing into retirement both Scott and Myra give these tours and, accorffing to the article, they find it fon and a good way to do sometffing together. If you are in the Jackson-vUle area you may be able to catch up wdth Scott at ffis base location at the North Shore Shopping Center ffi Adantic Beach, Florida. Scott, as you probably know, also remams our award wdnifrng USNA 64 Web page web-master par exceUence under BushneU Associates. Scott, we -wish you the best of luck wdth your many venmres. In the words ofJohn Klein, "Now we have sometffing to do besides golf injax".

Harold "Hal" Anderson sent the foUowdng account of ffis and Sandy's trip to Horida:

Callahan's at Emerald Bowl dinner with Mids

StUl on some kmd of sports, how about fr we segue ffito Segway ridmg??

I'm not sure if it quahfies as a sport for less mature folks ffian us, nor w^heffier "segue" actuaUy rhymes wdth "Segway". However, noting that a lot of you guys don't appear to be getting any younger, this gHdmg activity at least may have mcreasffig appeal. Accordmg to a note from alert reader and classmate John Klein ffi Orange Park, FL, Scott BushneU, and ffis wdfe Myra, are clearly among those hopmg that Segway gHdmg tours appeal to many. John's note mcluded a 7 March 2005 Times Uffion busmess section newspaper article on the BushneU's and thefr new venmre givmg historic Atlantic Beach area gHdmg tours ridmg the Segway Human Transporter. It's a great article detailmg Scott and Myra's history as weU as thefr new pursffits. I ffidn't know before reaffing tffis newspaper article that Scott can trace ffis fanfrly ffistory aU the way back to Robert, Duke of Normandy, the father ofWUHam the Conqueror. Tffis is impressive to me as our fanfrly's offiy claim to ffistory was a

fl "Sandy and I decided to leave the snow and cold of Micffigan m February behmd and take a road trip to Florida — a shakedown cruise for my new Chrysler 300.

After stops m Missouri and Tennessee to -visit friends, we arrived at Ann & Rick Dau's place in Clearwater, Horida, ffi time for thefr Super Bowl party. The next day, Ann and her friend, AHce, took Sandy and me to Tarpon Springs (E^ck had other plans) where I became a sponge expert. Seems there are lots of sponges of various kmds growdng ffi the Gulf of Mexico, and a large contingent of Greek spongers came over ffi 1905 to start harvesting them m a big way. The Ya-Ya sisters and I had lunch ffi a Greek restaurant, complete -with flanfrng cheese and "Opas" aU around. I am not at Hberty to reveal what the Ya-Ya sisters talked about at lunch because Arm said she ffidn't want to read about it in Sffipmate, but it was Hke I wasn't even there.

After spenffing a few days in Orlando, we went on to the Atlantic coast where we stopped in Tequesta to visit Dona and Potsy ScoviUe. They recounted the experience of having the eye of a hurricane pass right over them. Thefr beautifiU home is obviously weU constructed

because the most sigmficant damage was the loss of part of their pool enclosure.

They were able to sit on their lanai in the lee of their home and watch the pool enclosure of a neighbor across the pond lift and resetde a couple of times before it ffisappeared down -wind. Another ffighlight of our stop in Tequesta was a visit to a sancmary where people bring injured -wUd animals and pets they can no longer keep. We got a close look at various exotic birds and animals, incluffing four Florida panthers. That visit whet our appetite for a visit to the Everglades.

After a few days ffi Fort Lauderdale and the Everglades, we headed back to the Gulf coast and stopped in Naples to visit Elame and Chuck Gates. The entertamment there mcluded sitting on the lanai and watcffing duffers tee off on the adjacent golf course. Chuck and Elaine offered to take us to "Sin City", but it wasn't qffite what I expected. It turned out that my failing hearmg had nfrsunderstood "Tm City," a dockyard area that has been converted to boutiques, tourist shops, bars and restaurants.

Rick Dau and Chuck Gates are reffied and spenffing the wdnters ffi Florida, but stUl have thefr homes up north in Virgiffia and Delaware, respectively. Potsy Sco-vUle is stUl workmg, ffirecting the buUdmg of new power plants for Florida Power & Light.

Sandy and I arrived back ffi Micffigan at the end of our three week trip to find that tffings hadn't changed much: there was StUl about a foot of snow on the ground and the temperamres -were stUl ffi the teens and 20s. Guess we shoffid have stayed down south a Htde longer." fl That's aU we have for tffis time.We aU appreciate the news we get from aU of you so thanks and keep it confrng. As always, remember those ffi harms way and take care. Classmates. —Jim Shanahan

MERCHANDISE To order your Class, Chapter, or Parent Club specific merchandise, visit our web site at usna.com and click on the icon that reads Alumni Store or contact Debbie Cohen, merchandising manager at 410-295-4024.

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Class of 1965's Fortieth Reunion

'An Adventure in AnnapoUs })

Dates:Thursday, November 3, 2005, through Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005 Contact: Pete Gness, 410-757-4796, or subman65@yahoo.com Cost per couple: $1650 for those staying at the Marriott (no more rooms available) $1500 for those staying at the O'CaUaghan Hotel on West Street (17 rooms remaining) $750 for those attending all events, but not needing a hotel room. $265 for those coming only for the Saturday tailgate and game.

This fourth option includes the two gifts, two tickets, the tailgate, and an equal share ofthe overhead

EVENTS T H U R S D A Y - 0 8 0 0 - 1 5 0 0 , Registration at the hotels.

T H U R S D A Y - 1 0 0 0 - 1 4 0 0 , Golf, $35 extra per golfer, which includes lunch. Bay Hills Country Club.

THURSDAY—1700-2200, crab & oyster feast at tent inside the stadium.

F R I D A Y - 0800, Chapel service for fallen classmates.

FRIDAY— 0900, Class Gift presentation to Admissions Dept -with the Dean of Admissions at Leahy HaU. F R I D A Y - 1100-1500, Boat cruise on the Severn Pdver to include lunch.

F R I D A Y - 1900-2200, Cocktail party reception at the Marriott.

S A T U R D A Y - 0700, tentative '65 Fun Run. S A T U R D A Y - 0900-1800, Tailgate at tent inside the stadium and football game. Includes tickets for all participants.

S A T U R D A Y — evening is for free time.

S U N D A Y - 0800-1100,"Going Away Brunch".Tentatively at King Hall. (We knew it as the Mess HaU !)

* Schedule and costs are still subject to minor changes as additional options are being considered. We are try arrange a presentation from the Superintendent. Details to be promulgated later. Checks should be paid to "U Class of 1965Alumni" and mailed to: Pete Gness, 393 Forest Beach Rd., Annapolis, MD 21401. Balance is due by April 1st, 2005. ** Those staying at Marriott who desire a guaranteed waterfront room (8 remaining) should mail immediately additional $300 to Pete Gness. *** Each classmate should email Denny Wedekind at wedekind@comcast.net unth jacket sizes, both male and female. Also, email Pete Gness at subman65@yahoo.com with preferred nickname for each classmate and spous or guest.

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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 13% IJFE MEMBERSHIP: 46% PRES: Pete Gness P: 410-757-4796; E: subman65@yahoo.com SEC'Y: C D R Dave Anderson, USN (Ret.) 1600 Ala Moana Blvd. #2208. Honolulu, HI 96815 H: 808-942-9234: O: 808-477-8691 F: 808-477-6461: E: daveand65@eartlilink.net WEB SITE: http://home.earthlink.net/~daveand65/

Hi Guys - Hope you're enjoying your Spring and, those of you attending, getting jazzed for our 40™ in a few months. As Class Corresponding Secretary for about the last 34 years, I have a pretty good sense of ho-w many of you are in contact. I'd say about one third of you are heard from or keep in contact with a fair number of classmates. It would be terrific if we could at least double that number. If you haven't provided current info into our Directory lately, -would request you do that.You can check out what the Directory has for your contact info at http://-www.aoe.vt.edu/~durham/USNA 65/.Wayne "BuU" Durham does a great job keeping that up to date. If you don't know the user name and pass-word to access it, ask a classmate -who does, or contart Bull at USNA65@vt.edu. Would also suggest your joining (or rejoining) the spirited '65 email forum (Ustserv) that Gary "Zoo" Rezeau maintains and monitors. He runs a tight ship and that forum is used by me and others in our Class to pass along really good gouge on Class acti-vities (e.g., the Reunion) and other USNA and Navy/Marine Corps items of interest. If you recaU there being a lot of threads on this forum on topics you weren't interested in and thus you dropped your subscription, I highly recommend you gi-ving it another go. Just contact Zoo at grezeau@yahoo.com about subscribing and he'U set you up.

On our 40'-": Look for an ad about our 40*^" Reunion in this Shipmate or subsequent ones, and Pete Gness requested alerting you stiU on the fence about attending the Reunion -with the

UPDATE YOUR PROFILE Click on Alumni Only and Update your profile when you visit usna.com

following Reunion Update (as of 12 Mar 05): • There are approximately ten rooms available at the O'CaUaghan Hotel, 174 West Street, AnnapoUs.Total package with a room at the O'CaUaghan is $1,500. For an early Wednesday arrival, add $250-making it a total of $1,750.

The Marriott is sold out! For those wanting a Wednesday arrival, non-waterfix)nt room, add $260 to the package for a total of $1,910 ($1,650 plus $260).This is also appUcable to a Sunday night stay—note, these are N O T waterfiront rooms. Only those who are already signed up at the Marriott are ehgible for Marriott water£ix)nt room selection. For the ten or so who have elected to pay extra for a waterfront room, please add an additional $330 for the Thursday through Sunday package for a total of $1,980 ($1,650 plus $330). For those electing to arrive on Wednesday and electing a waterfront room option, please add an additional $410 for a total of $2,390 (1,980 plus $410). As you are aware, the Marriott has the market, thus the steep room rates. While the Marriott does discount regular rooms from $300 to $260 for Sunday through Wednesday, they -will not discount waterfront rooms at aU. In your final payment due AprU l^', please adjust your payment according to your selections. As has been the practice for the past reunions, aU rooms are aUocated on a first come, first serve basis and refiinds wUl be made to those who do not receive their preference.

At the present time, the foUo-wing classmates are at the O'CaUaghan Hotel.

(AU others previously signed up are at the Marriott). Brady, Morrissette, Spangler, Meehan, Wilson, Moore, Baccio, McAlexander, Hester, Kocisko, Springman, Ariko,Wecht, O'Dom, Scott, T. Anderson, Webster, A4ixner, MacMichael, Fries, Weston, Bordy, Frigge, KeUey, Stark, Hanson, Burns, Hodgens, Bingham, Savard, Hadd, Brown, Barger, Neary, Clare, and Soderman.

If you register too late for the remaining rooms at the O'CaUaghan, you may be able to reserve a room at one of the foUowing area hotels; Sheraton Barcelo Hotel 410/266-3131, Raddison Hotel 410/224-3150, Navy Lodge

410/757-7900, or Courtyard by Marriott 410/266-1555.

FinaUy, if you have any questions or need any explanations, please caU me at 410/757-4796 and I'U be glad to respond.

Thanks, Pete P.S. If you made a $1,650 payment and are at the O'CaUaghan you -wiU receive a $150 refiind.

RPS. Please maU checks to USNA '65 Alumni at 393 Forest Beach Road, Annapohs.MD 21401. • HopefiiUy, you aU saw in the AprU Shipmate my request for info on aU of you for a PowerPoint presentation to be run in the background at our 40 Reunion events. If you haven't sent me your info (template provided in last month's column), please do so ASAP. Would hke to include PowerPoint sUdes on ALL classmates, not just the attendees and -wiU also include a shde-show of aU our classmates who have passed away. WUl make this avaUable on a CD to Reunion attendees on check-in and to others -who don't make the reunion and who request it. So I'd Uke it to be as complete as possible. So help me out here, OK? Onto some From the Murph, 17 Feb H The stadium has been totaUy remodeled. Our reunion tent -wUl be inside the stadium fence on the top ofthe hiU above the end zone opposite the march-in entrance. AU classmates and their famUies who have paid to join the 40th reunion -wiU have game tickets and the seats wUl be in the end zone adjacent to our large Homecoming tent where food and beverages wUl continue to flow during the game.You wiU not be able to access the reunion tent unless you have paid for a 1965 40th R E U N I O N package Classmates who have RVs are able to park the RVs in the Stadium parking. RV parking is adjacent to the water tower.

Contact NAAA for more parking info at 1-800-GO4-NAVY. • In response to a 65 emaU forum topic on classmate retirement plans, we have the foUo-wing excerpts: From Ed Gray, 23 Feb I Since I have two sons in coUege and am likely to continue in this mode for

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CLASS N E W S another 7 or so years, I won't be retiring anytime soon.The SACC process, which is mostly for young guys, has a seminar for guys like us that is along the lines of ha-ving a last go at the corporate world.

One more leap into the Maelstrom. Some of you may be interested in trying that out. • From Bill Hancock, 23 Feb • I thought I would add my unqualified endorsement to staying busy in retirement. Gayle and I now spht our time between The VUlages in Horida and Fairfax,VA. She is the corporation president and I am the consulting worker-bee of our two person business. Travel and warm weather are both of our hot buttons. Am skiing in Tahoe with my son this week. Life is good. Best wishes, BUI I From John Flynn, 23 Feb • I retired to Sarasota, FL from Fairfax, VA in AprU 2003. It is absolutely great here, even considering the hurricanes.

After about a year my old company caUed and asked if I would be wiUing to go back to work on a part time basis helping with business development in a specialized technical area. I was happy to do so and working fix)m home for 10 — 20 hours a week is not too demanding, keeps me active in a technical area of interest and brings in a httle extra money that is always usefiil. Last year I earned too much working part time and went over the Social Security maximum limits and they -wUl ask me to pay back Social Security earnings at the rate of $1 for every $2 doUars I earned over the limit. However, I am now over 65 and those rules no longer apply, so I can earn as much as I want from now on -without impacting Social Security. I stUl have time for aU my hobbies (fishing, duphcate bridge and barbershop singing), plus time to try some things I always wanted to do, such as -write a screenplay and possibly a book.Tricare Prime worked out great for me and my wife until I turned 65 last November and now we are on Tricare for Life plus Medicare for me and Tricare Prime for my wife until she is 65. AU in aU, hfe is good.

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Re the motorcycle: I bought a BMW R 5 R for my 60*^ birthday under the justification that I could drive to and fixjm work on Highway 66 in Northern Virginia, which normaUy requires two people in a car during rush hours. This worked out great for a htde over sbc months untU one day 1 took an unfamUiar exit and attempted a rapid drop-off firam 65 mph to 25 mph to make an unexpected sharp loop-back. Attempt is the operable word. I didn't make it and got into the gravel near the edge of the turn and went down and into the guardraU. I was very lucky to walk away from that crash and stiU bear the scars to remind me that when you ride a motorcycle it is just a matter of time untU you -wUl have an accident and Uke it or not, as we get older our reflexes do slow down some. AU I can say is for you guys stUl riding, or thinking about it, please be extra carefiil and please wear a hebnet.Your friend,John Flynn H From George "Spider" Webb, 27 Feb H I've enjoyed reading the responses on retirement and totaUy agree with the mainstream thought which essentiaUy advises to not just hang it up and do nothing.You've got to keep both your brain and body taxed to be able to continue on with the "good life." I went fix)m warrior and test pUot to probably the other end of the spectrum farmer and I love it. It probably taxes my body more than my brain, but I can find enough other things to keep my brain engaged. I have a citrus grove (450 tangerine trees), grape -vine-yard, 12 horses, two miniature goats (just for the heck of it) and about four mUes offence hne to keep in repair. I'm also a member of theVI^W and currendy serve as the Quartermaster of the local Post in Inverness, FL. Have a great retirement. I think aU ofus can probably succeed at doing anything we want to do. Just keep your mind and body active and in good shape. Spider • From Fred Rowe, 27 Feb H The weather here in Tennessee isn't quite up to Hawaiian standards, but Herb Barnett, Dee Gibson, and I got some sunburn here attending our weekend sporting event to avoid come aroimds.We

watched a great game as Navy came fixjm behind to beat Air Force 5-3 at the annual Service Academy Classic. Unfortunately, Army tired of being beaten and has stopped coming. The three ofus are looking forward to seeing everyone at the reunion. Fred Rowe H

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From Fred Rowe, 4 Mar • Some info on our feUow 14™ Company-mate — Neal Duarte. I beheve he is President of Austin Electronics. I As usual, this is only about 60% of the news for this month. Cut off due to the 2000 word limit for columns. Please go to the website — hnk in the header — for more gouge and photos. Have a good one. Aloha, Dave

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Gene Hardman, haiidman@nmmi.edu, checked in firom New Mexico Mihtary Institute (NMMI) in RosweU, NM. Gene is the manager ofthe McBride Museum, a 6,000 square foot facility situated in the middle ofthe NMMI campus.

NMMI was founded as Goss -GENE HARDI^AN AT Mihtary Instimte NtVIMIin 1891 as a pri-vate school based upon a mUitary fiamework.

In 1893, the state realized the value and potential ofthe unique system Goss had established and the state adopted it and renamed it. The museum is named for LTG Douglas L. McBride, Jr. General McBride served in Italy -with the 88™ Division during World War II. He later served as Commanding General of the New Mexico State Guard. He has been a Chief Executive Officer of four petroleum companies and is a recognized leader in that industry. In 1960, Gene flew on a plane for the first time as he left his home in Minneapolis, MN, also for the firsttime.He landed in RosweU and joined the ranks of fiiture Navy players like Roger Staubach ('65), D o u g Katz ('65), Larry Kocisko ('91), Bruce Kenton ('65) and D o u g McCarty ('65).

He reports that NMMI is better than ever, and welcomes any old fiiends who want to say hi to contact him. Gene also provided the foUowing picture of himself.

My thanks to Gene for the news, and best wishes to him in his work.

Bob Martin to the lead on coordinating a gathering of Classmates when Superintendent Rod Rempt visited the San Diego area. He sent the foUo-wing information via emaU and a picmre to commemorate the event.

"CLASSMATES l\AEET IN SAN DIEGO

I We had 25 classmates together at the Hunter Restaurant for Rod's visit. Several of those in attendance came firom out of the immediate area to include Los Angeles and San Francisco. (I'm sure that with that much weight and brainpower in one place on the planet that scientists noted an aberration in the earth's rotation.) Rod gave a most interesting update of happenings at the Academy and answered a lot of important questions, particularly about the footbaU team. A day before he participated in a session chaired by Al Konetzni at the USNI/AFCEA Conference at the San Diego Convention Center.

The San Diego '66 contingent has these lunches on a regular basis for anyone who happens to be wandering around in this area when we feel Uke getting together. Although we most often meet at the above restaurant—they have a high pain tolerance and a pleasant atmosphere for mini-reunions—^we have been known to -wander off to other local watering holes such as Hooters. Our visits to the latter must be spaced out, however, for fear of permanent eye and neck injuries.

Our only rule for such lunch encounters regard the figuring of the bUl; we add up the total and di-vide by the number of folks around the table. George Klein, who often does the math, requests that Classmates attend in multiples of 10, but we somehow manage when other totals arise. Since we don't meet during several months of year (chosen in a random manner), the best way to track us down is to send me an emaU at the very creative emaU address of bobmartin66(^cox.net.

Known as the First Thursday Luncheon because of our habit of meeting on that day ofthe month, we may be considering a change to Monday when there is less

lunch time traffic and we can also get two punches for one limch on our firequent dining cards.

On the personal side ofthe ledger I've been working at the University of San Diego, helping to create a master's degree program for people who don't have the time to go to school to C9mplete more conventional programs. We use a variety of distance learning techniques mixed -with more conventional classroom sessions. I get to meet and work -with a large number of recent Naval Academy graduates, and they are a very fine lot indeed. About 40% of our mihtary students come firom that source.

My wife, Gayle, and I have just moved into a new house in the Otay Ranch area of Chtda Vista—just south of San Diego.

We -wUl probably stay there as the retirement years approach so Classmates wandering into the area are most welcome to get in touch. The above emaU should work weU. H Many thanks Bob. Jon Barton sent a brief emaU and picture to capture a Dark Ages party held in the Adanta area.

H Hi, Mike. It's also caUed the Founders' Day Party (1 Uke 'dark ages' better). Rod gave a great talk, answered hard questions, and left us aU feeling good about the present state of USNA and its fiimre. In the picmre are ^ ^ Wood, Sterling Bennett, and moi. Catherine Wood, Maryjane Bennett, Pam Rempt, and Jan Barton were aU present, and way too good-looking to be in this picmre. Best regards, Jon B

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CLASS N E W S Denny Zveare wants remind everyone of the Florida Comearound. Here's his latest update on preparations and how you can join in the fun.

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"JK" Minton had the opportunity to meet with Web Gilmore in Kansas City, M O and sent an emaU and picture. JK is Director of Missions for the Bluebormet Baptist Association.

I Mike, I've attached a picmre ofWebb Gilmore, Ruth and me. Ruth and 1 had to go to Missouri on some church business, and Webb, who lives in Kansas City, arranged to meet us in Branson for a few days of reminiscing. Webb and 1 were room mates during nuclear prototype training at West MUton, NY. Webb started the law firm in Missouri after he got out of submarines and received his J.D. from the University of Missouri-Columbia. The firm has grown tremendously through the years and is one ofthe leading pubUc finance law firms in the United States. A visit to his firm's website is impressive (http://www.gLlmorebeU.com/). 1 assume the information there is accurate, but, of course, they are lawyers.

Fortunately, our visit in Branson coincided with the off-season—there were no shows to see, and the hotel prices were great. Of course, we had so many tales to teU and memories to refashion that we had no time for DoUy Parton, and certainly none for Andy WiUiams.

Thought you might want to see "a rose between two thorns." I

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• Plans for the Class of 66 2005 Florida Comearound are weU underway. This year's event wUl be held on the first weekend in June in St Augustine, Florida. If you haven't been contacted by emaU or by letter and you're interested in joining us (or if you're just interested in finding out what's going on), contact Denny Zveare ( marandden(^earthhnk.net). If you'd hke to be included in the Saturday morning golf match, contact John Earhart (jdeusna@beUsouth.net). If you don't hve in Florida but wUl be in the area that weekend, come on and join us. H Thanks Denny. If you've read any ofthe reports from pre-vious get-togethers, you know they have a great time at these, so try to make it if you can.

So that wraps another article. Hope you are aU looking forward to summer.

UntU June—-AU the best —Mike!!!

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April Submission Let me lead off-with a short note I got from Bob Havasy right after the first of the year. You'U have to shift your mind way back to the faU to put it in context, but I think this is another instance that iUustrates the bond we have. Classmates get together after having been apart for years, and it's like we were never separated. The stories just roU! H Thought this was a good photo. 1 was at the Rice game and had a chance to taUc to Dave Tate, Rich Armitage, and Tony Principi. PJch and Tony were taking a break from their very busy schedules.We couldn't stop laughing about how we aU passed l^*- Class engineering! Great stories among old friends. B

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And 1 got this one from Tim Martin.

He's back in the U.S. B In July Deanna and I completed our 3 year mission in the PhUippines for the Church ofJesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also known as the Mormons. It was truly a great time and to top it off we arrived home on July 4. The next day we went to a July 4th breakfast that truly helped both ofus appreciate this wonderful land.

After 3 years of service we expected to have some time to get setded and truly become retired. But one month after we got home we were again caUed by the Church to serve. This time we were asked to be the Director of the Visitors Center in St. George, Utah.We accepted and sold our home in Great FaUs and headed west.

We began our service here in St. George in January. Our home is about 90 minutes north of Las Vegas and surrounded by national parks in Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reefs, Cedar Breaks as weU as the Grand Canyon and Lake Mead...aU nearby.There won't be too many USNA '67 parries here since 1 think there are only about 10 of us grads in the whole state. But they -wiU know we are here. And loving this great part ofthe country with the most wonderfiU people.

Plus as it snowed in the East we started the day at 46 degrees and topped out at about 65. We -wiU be on our mission here in St. George untU January 2007. So we wUl be able to be at the big 40 reunion in AnnapoHs. It is good to have things to look forward to. B In the "Shows You What I Know" category, I remembered from my careful reading and close smdy of the occasional 19 Company newsletter that comes my way that Don Priest hves in Park City, UT. Knowing that, 1 thought I'd help make a connection between Classmates.

On checking the map, the bit I clearly did not understand, or had forgotten, is that Utah is a Western state, hence, geographicaUy large. There are a few towns in Utah that are farther apart than St. George and Park City, but not many. And I'U not even mention the mountains that lie in the 250 mUes or so between the two.You guys just exchange Christmas cards and let it go at that!

Speaking ofthe 19™, here's a bit firom their last newsletter that I think is of general interest. For our entire time in the yard, and I include the time some of us spent back there after graduation as instmctors, company officers, superintendents and the hke, we aU watched the Diggers and the FUlers, those faceless and otherwise nameless beings who made holes in the groimd for obscure purposes, then at some indeterminate time came along and fiUed them back up. (Do you Uke that sentence? It just goes on and on, doesn't it?) WeU, boys and girls, we are one! You choose which. This from John Sheldon: 1 1 am in the 3rd month as Quahty Control manager of an 18 month project that wUl restore and expand the chUled water capacity for the Naval Academy.

Much of the air conditioning load is for Bancroft HaU, which akeady had been upgraded over a year ago. The restoration part ofthe work results from Hurricane Isabel. Much ofthe work has been occurred near to Lejeune HaU by the S"-" •wing. However, we have started a phase of the work that involves installing large (20 inch) underground piping in front of Bancroft HaU. The attached is a recent photograph taken in front ofthe 2nd wing. (I'm sure John will share the photo if you contact him; I don't have a copy.. .jm67) In the immediate background is the "sending pit" for a jack and boring operation that sending two 20 inch pipes 20 ft below the ground elevation and about 20 ft in front ofTecumseh. It was unnerving to think about when we first talked about it but it is going quite weU. During one of the digs, in the vicinity ofT-Court and Stribhng Walk, we found a foundation for a buUding (circa 1850). We stopped work to get clearance to proceed. Fortunately no bones or anything was found or -we would be at aU stop.

It is great being around the Academy, especiaUy seeing the midshipmen everyday. They StiU walk around hke they own the place. Anybody visiting the Academy should stop by and see me. 1 am in The HaskeU Company traUer -with the "Beat Army" bumper sticker in the window. B And maybe that takes some ofthe mystery out ofthe process!

We're a httle short on quantity this time, but as always from you guys, quality is superb! That's it...Goodnight!...Jim May Submission A Mass of Christian Burial was offered 10 March 2005 at the Fort Myer Chapel for JeflF Peck. Jeff passed away in January after a fight -with pancreatic cancer; his obituary was in the March issue of Shipmate.

He was interred at Arhngton Narional Cemetery. In attendance were Judy and Norb Ryan, Charlotte and Dave Church, Jack Roe, Don Hefkin, Larry Julihn, Daisy and Ed Finney, and Dick Meade. Memorial donations may be made to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network {iminv.pancan.org/donate).

Our annual Dark Ages Brunch was held 20 February 2005 at the Army-Navy Country Club in Arhngton. It was a bit smaUer this year than in years past -with about 40 in attendance. That's 20 or so less than usual.. .maybe because it was Presidents Day weekend. Three day weekends are tough to compete -with. Good Scribe that 1 am, 1 whipped out the old 3x5 card and took a few notes: B The 2005 1-Day picnic is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, 25 June at the pa-vUion at the Naval Station across the Severn. It's too early for Dave to be able to reserve the site, so the date -wiU stay tentative untU the book opens and he gets '67's name in. Watch the web site for detaUs. FootbaU taUgate: Dave is exploring the possibUity of using a permanendy assigned spot at the perimeter of parking lot for our tents. It's getting harder and harder to secure our traditional spot next to stadium as more and more parking is being reserved and sold. Holding the spot means Dave and Charlotte have to get there ahead ofthe crowd on game mornings.

On occasion this has even required parking the TaUgate Wagon in our spot the night before. (BTW: Poopie Schear and 1 filled in for the Churches one game last

season when they had to be out of town.

Do N O T underestimate the amount of work they do to set it up so we can have a good time!)

Na-vy's season opener is at Ravens Stadium in Baltimore versus the University of Maryland. Wayne Savage is honchoing a pre-game gathering in Little Italy. Again, check the web site for detaUs and to make reservations when the time comes.The second game wUl be at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium versus Stanford with an 1800 kickoff (or is that 6:00 PM?).

Quick and dirty report on the Class Campaign: We've paid for our two arches at the stadium — one batde arch and the Class arch. We're stUl working toward funding for the Ethics FeUow chair For those in leadership positions in business: The Alumni Association is starting to see early attrition of graduates if they are dropped from their chosen warfare specialty after graduation (e.g., aviation, nuclear power).This happens if there are no spots avaUable in other specialties. Dave has seen grads as junior as the Class of 2004 being released from the Na-vy and beginning the search to find civUian employment. These are young hard chargers, so if you or your organization has an opportunity, e-maU Dave and he'U see that you get resumes. B Hmm-m-m.. .gotmy money's worth out of that 3x5 card!

There's not a lot more in the bag this tune. Dave heard from Bob CasseU. Bob has moved from the FDIC to the EPA in what he caUs his "continuing quest ofthe almighty doUar." ActuaUy, he said this was a chance to head up a project to improve the EPA's Science communication activities and he couldn't pass it up. He's working in the Ronald Reagan BuUding on 14 Street in Washington.

The 19''" Company reported that they'd sold 146 of the JFK DVDs. After reimbursing Larry Poh for production and shipping, they had a bit over $2,000 to contribute. Though the official sale is over, 1 think you can stiU get a copy from Larry if you waited too long to order.

1 guess that's the end of it for this time. Spring hasn't quite sprung, but the trees should be green when you read this!

That's it...Goodnight!...Jim

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CLASS N E W S ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 50% • PRES: CDR Joseph V. Conway, USN (Ret.) EXEC SEC'Y: Leo Kuehn 531 Wilson Ri.Annapolis, MD 21401-1061 E: leo.kuehn@1968.usna.com P: 410-266-6821 CORR. SEC'Y: CAPT Gordon I. Peterson, USN (Ret.) 7994 Hidden Bridge Dr. SpringfieHVA 22153 P: 703-913-5404;-W: 202-475-3023 F: 202-267-4020; E: gpeters621@aol.com WEB SITE: www.usna68.com

In March we received the sad news that Warren Smith died of a heart attack at his home in Oceanside, Calif., and 1 thank Jim Kern and Denny Young for providing detaUs ofthe memorial service that was held at Camp Pendleton on March 10. Warren was in good health and maintained an active hfe style, so his passing came as a complete shock to aU who knew him. Please see the "Last CaU" entry in this issue. FeUow Marine Jim Treadwell deUvered a eulogy at the service, and a number of other classmates— including Todd Hyde, Fran Holian, Chet Carroll, Pat Ellis, Doug Freeland, Braden Phillips, Bill 'Mick' Taylor, Kent McQuerter,Jim Kern, and Denny—were on hand to express their condolences to Jane and her two chUdren. SUke and Mike Hagee sent a gracious letter of condolence which was prominendy displayed at the chapel.

Warren Smith, Colonel of Marines

Jim Cullen was Warren's roommate in the 16th Company for their last two years at the Boat School. He recaUed that Warren, a Marine junior, was so Gung Ho for the Corps that he almost con-vinced him to sign up. "Smitty was a deadly accurate shot -with hisflipflops,"Jim said.

"He shot down my P3 model so easUy that 1 decided that I had better go jets and ended up flying A6s. He was a great roommate. We aU wUl miss him."

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Mac Olgilvie related that he did not know Warren weU at USNA, but they became closer friends when they were neighbors briefly at MCB Quantico in the early 80s and their kids played together. In Mac's words: B "We periodicaUy would run into Warren and his famUy as our careers progressed, but the most memorable moment was when we were at the Army War CoUege in 1986) and Warren was visiting for the Annual Jim Thorpe sports Day. We shared a few ofWarren's '15 minutes of fame' as we watched him compete in a long distance relay race in front of afiiUypacked stadium of seniorlevel smdents and their famihes aU present for the formal opening day ceremonies.

Warren was the anchor runner in the relay and by the time he received the baton, he was weU behind the firont runners—seemingly totaUy out of the running. But then Warren, slowly but steadUy, started to close the gap. It was like a moment right out of'Chariots of Fire.'

Everyone was loudly and -wUdly cheering on their respective War CoUege team runners, but as we looked around we found a number of Marine famihes, including my whole famUy, aU rooting for Warren.

He continued to edge closer and closer to the lead runners and, with a remarkable final burst, moved ahead of aU runners and won the race. It -was an amazing, come-from-behind no-chance-to--win triumph—a moment that made it very special not only for Warren but reaUy also for everyone watching, regardless of their team aUegiance. It was a terrific start to a memorable Sport's Day Weekend. We saw Warren after the race, and he was absolutely exhausted, but beaming ear to ear with his trademark smUe. The only thing that happened that day to Warren that might have made him feel anywhere near as happy as his tremendous photo finish was when we told him that we had taped the race. We quickly forwarded a copy to him and, from what his son Jimmy has told us, the family has seen it at least once or twice! It wiU take on new meaning now, I am sure. Warren -was a wonderfiU human being, -with no airs about him. What you see is what you get.

Whenever 1 saw him he made me smUe,

because he was always smiling—always upbeat, always positive, always professional, and always faithftd.

Semper Fi, Warren." B As the deadline for this issue ofthe column closed in mid-March, I -wiU plan an update in the next issue on Warren's fimeral and internment services at the Naval Academy on March 29.

Remrning to Mac OlgUvie, he continues to coach lacrosse in Northern Virginia. His reason for contacting me was to seek assistance in locating feUow '68 lacrosse players Roger Lammers (34th co), Dan Lear (30th co), and Curt Schantz (26th co). He also asked me to plug the BUderback-Moore Na-vy Lacrosse HaU of Fame, and I am happy to do so.

"I know that many of you participated in Navy Lacrosse at some level and have great memories of beautifid spring days fiUed -with playing or watching lacrosse at Navy," Mac said. "Coach WiUis "BUdy" BUderback started as a Plebe lacrosse coach and then coached the varsity for 14 years. He won or tied an amazing nine National Championships in that span and had a won/loss record approaching 90 percent. The coach that preceded him, Dinty Moore, was also most successfiU. You may have heard about this elsewhere, but the Naval Academy has now made the Navy-Marine Corps Stadium the permanent home of Na-vy Lacrosse, and it also decided to honor those coaches and Navy Lacrosse in a permanent and lasting way. A BUderback-Moore Navy Lacrosse HaU of Fame has been buUt on the second deck ofthe home side ofthe stadium. It is a beautifiU facihty with 4,000 square feet of space for a museum and banquet facUity.

Over $ 1.5 miUion has already been raised for this effort, but an equal additional amount is needed to outfit the facihty in a suitable manner. It -wUl be easUy accessible to aU and a fine tribute to Navy Lacrosse—^past, present, as weU asfiiture.It -wUl store some great memories for aU of us and serve as a great place to visit when you are back for a game. Anyone wishing to participate in this fine effort may make a tax-deductible gift by check or pledge for up to a five-year period."

Anyone who -wishes to make a donation to the BUderback-Moore Navy Lacrosse HaU of Fame should contact

Mac (mac.lax(^verizon.net) or Captain RustyYeiser (e: rusty.yeiser(§usna.com; ph: 410-295-4174) of'die USNA Foundation and they wiU provide you with a pledge form.

In March I learned that Karl Krumbholz w^as selected for a distinguished hsting in the "Top 100 Executives" for 2005 by Federal Computer Week magazine. This distinctive recognition was based on an assessment ofthe top 100 federal executives who had the greatest impact on government information systems in 2004.

Federal Computer Week recognized Karl, FTS Deputy Assistant Commissioner for Service Development and Networx Program Manager, for his leadership in the development of the Networx Acquisition Program. In January 2003, Karl was assigned as Program Manager of the Neuvorx Telecommunications Acquisition Program, the largest single telecommunications acquisition program in history. Under his leadership, the Netwroix Program developed and received approval of an initial strategy, coordinated that strategy with federal customers, released a Networx Request for hrformation for industry comment, developed and released comprehensive and innov'ative draft Request for Proposals for two procurements: Networx Universal and Networx Enterprise, incorporated comments from industry and federal customers to the draft, and is currendy preparing to release them to industry.

CongrattUation, Karl—^way to go!

In recent months, Diana and 1 have attended famUy weddings for some of our closest fiiends including, in January, Janan and Jim KiflFer's son, Jimmy to the beautifiU Jessica Blum, in a ceremony at Patrick Air Force Base, Ha. Jim broke out his blues for the occasion for the mUitary wedding, since his son is completing the naval a-viation pipeline in Pensacola this spring and wiU serve as a hehcopter pUot when he receives his wings. It was great to swap rotorhead sea stories -with a new generation of Navy pUots.

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Kiffers, caption: Jimmy and Jim Kiffer—the naval aviation tradition continues

In February, we traveled to Annapohs for Dottie and Phil Katauskas's son's wedding when 2nd Lt. Alex Katauskas '02 married classmate Lyndsay Fredericksen '02 in the Naval Academy Chapel. 1 have foUowed Alex's career closely since 1 had the honor of swearing him in as a midshipman in 1998 as the last "official" event in my career. Alex received an inter-service transfer to the Army last year (he's a "boots-on-the-ground" kind of guy) and is now assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division. FoUowing Ranger School, he is scheduled to deploy to Iraq this summer. Lyndsay and Alex are a beautifiU couple, and it wUl be fim to know they wUl experience such severe role strain every year at the Army-Navy game.

Lyndsay, Alex, and Phil Katauskas

That's a -wrap for this column. I'd reaUy appreciate receiving a few updates from aU of you "scattered far and wide!"

AU the best, Gordo ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 9% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 46% PRES: F.H. "Mike" MichaeUs VICE PRES: Jim Speer SEC'Y: Dr. Steve Hudock 6006-Woodlake Ln..Ale.-andr)a,VA 22315-2637 703-989-4606; E: shudock@1969.USNA.com TREAS: Steve-Ward H: 703-864-1775;-W: 703-620-2279

Spring is with us and in a few sort weeks we'U be off to aU of those exotic vacation

spots, beaches, golf courses and shopping maUs! Continuing our Spring tradition, on Friday, May 6, at approximately 1200, the Class of '69 wiU present the gavel and sounding board from the wood of the USS Constitution to Midn 1/c John Burger '05, the graduating class president.

If you are in the area, we -wiU be making the presentation in Alumni HaU unmediately foUowing the Chapter and Class Presidents luncheon. AU are welcome.

Speaking of welcome, May is also the month for our DC area Class luncheon at the Ireland Four Courts, 2210 WUson Blvd, in Arlington, on Wednesday 11 May. Please emaU one of the Steves (ward or me) if you plan to attend. Steve Ward coordinates the logistics and a good tune is had by aU. In March we 12 69r's around the table, Pete Renfree, Auggie Beaulieu, Brian Engler, Larry Fall, Walk Geraldi, Mike Michaelis, Ed Timberlake, Gerry Loempke, Tom McQueen, Jim Speer, and yours truly.

Good iced tea and suds and lots of old stories exchanged. Tom foUowed up -with this note: B Great to see you yesterday.. .and the rest ofthe guys.. .I'm going to make the effort to get back engaged -with the local group of 69ers. As I promised.. .here's a quick update on the 69 wing ofthe McQueen's (67 &74 are on their own).

Joan and I are wUl and happy, as are our four chUdren. We hve in Gaithersburg, Maryland (work) & Rehoboth Beach, Delaware (fun and retirement some day).

I'm StUl -with Computer Sciences Corporation, operating out of our ChantUly,Virginia offices. Our oldest daughter, Leah, is a la-wyer in Fairfax, and is married to a successful real estate agent.

They have 2 ofthe world's greatest sons; weU that's a proud grandfather view of the situation, and for the record.. .grandfather is the best position on the team. Our second daughter, Megan, is finishing her last semester at the Columbus School of Law, here at The Cathohc University of America. So she's currently in the finish law school and find a job mode. Our oldest son, Daniel, graduated from JMU last December and is working here locaUy for Apex Systems Inc as a technical recruiter and enjoying the bachelor hfestyle in the DC area.Youngest son, John, is a student at Montgomery CoUege and doing weU. 1 talk to Pete Zuidema

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iSimM CLASS NEWS every now and then. He tries to get me to Navy Games and 1 try to get him to Redskins games. His wife Ann and my wffe Joan just try to get us to go out to dinner.. .Jim Barnett is stUl working in the DC area and hke us he and Susie have a house in Rehoboth too, but we haven't gotten together down there yet. WeU, that's the short version of an update. My best to aU,Tom. B

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For those of you who haven't been foUowing the emaU, Rich Red is putting up a good fight! He writes, B Dear Steve, Since Gordy Peterson inserted an item in the '68 ne-ws regarding me, I thought it woiUd be appropriate to say heUo to my class after too many years. As you are probably aware firom Gordy's comments, 1 am battling a form of cancer caUed highgrade mucoepidermoid carcinoma ofthe parotid (sahvary) glad on the right side of my face. I had surgery last October to remove the tumor, but the cancer had aheady spread into the lymph nodes in my neck. I subsequendy had 58 radiation treatments-the last one being January 5, and now have to wait until March 31 to find out results. The support I have received firom famUy and friends has been tremendous, and I hope to travel a lot during May to express my appreciation to so many who have meant so much to me.

I would appreciate your letting other classmates from the 24 company, and any other classmate, how to get in touch Avith me. I would love to hear from them.

Thanks Steve. BJchard. B We'U keep you in our prayers guy and know that you've got the abUity to puU through this one too.

Bill Coleman's son, BUl was promoted to LCDR-don't you feel ancient?? We had Batt Officers that were LCDRs and now our kids are one!!

Some of us are N O T letting the calendar affect our performance. John Post successfiU ran his FIFTH Ironman Triathlon in Kona Hawaii. We have a great photo of him crossing the finish line!! As an accomphshed and respected orthopedic surgeon, he sure knows how to keep in shape!! BZ John!!

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John Post '69 crosses the finish line atthe Ironman Triathalon-Kona Hawaii-for the 5th time

That's it for this month-please write so we canfiUthis column!! Beat Army-often!

Steve ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 10% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 4 3 % PRES: CAPT Lynn H. Widener, USNR (Ret.) SEC'Y: CDR Royal Connell, USN (Ret.) 1978Valley Rd.,Annapolis, MD 21401 E: njrotc@arctic.nadn.navy.mil -WEB SrTE: http://usna70.org

Greetings aU, sorry about last month, the reunion letter was supposed to go in there, but it -was unavoidably detained... see below.

The news of the month is the retirement of two of our last classmates stUl on active duty. Both Tim LaFleur and Tom Fargo have retired now. Tom -wUl be staying in Hawau since he has buUt up a rapport -with the local community.

Tim was -written up in the San Diego Union, excerpts foUow: "Promising to continue the changes started by his predecessor. Rear Adm. Terrance Etnyre took command ofNaval Surface Forces replacing Vice Adm. Timothy LaFleur, who is credited -with implementing some ofthe boldest programs the Navy has seen in decades. Those programs include rotating crews to serve on deployed ships, reducing ship personnel by an average of 10 percent and replacing junior officers -with chief petty officers aboard the San Diegobased destroyer Decamr Perhaps the most

far-reaching change is stUl to come. In fiiture years, the Navy is set to choose a new vessel class no-w referred to as the LCS, or Littoral Combat Ship. In the tradition-bound Navy, not everyone embraced LaFleur's ideas, a fact imderscored by Navy Secretary Gordon England and Adm.Vern Clark, die CNO, who attended the ceremony. Both men praised LaHeur for introducing, and sometimes forcing, change on the surface fleet. Emyre, also touched on the challenges of transforming the Navy. He said some people are wondering ff — and hoping he -wiU — turn back the clock on some of LaFleur's efforts. "There is not going to be a course reversal," said Emyre.

If an-ything, he said, "we are going to increase the speed" of change."

Congratulations to you both!

Now then, the reunion...On the weekend of 1-4 September 2005 we -wUl celebrate our 35 reunion. We wUl again use Loews Annapohs Hotel, as our 2005 headquarters. Na-vy -wUl have a home footbaU game (kind of...it -wUl be played at M&T Bank (Ravens) Stadium in Baltimore) and there is httie chance of snow, 50 knot -winds, or a boat show (as •with past reunions.) - BUT, it is the first time Na-vy has played Maryland since Roger Staubach was a Mid, so it -wUl be crowded! A seU-out is expected, so do not delay ordering your tickets.

As of now the schedule -wUl be: THURSDAY, 1 Sep 2005 08-1600 Mid Store Open for Shopping 14-1700 Registration & Checkin Loe-ws Annapohs Hotel 18-2000 Reception/CocktaUs Sailing Center 2000 Tune for Company Parties FRIDAY, 2 Sep 2005 08-1600 Registration Loews Annapohs Hotel 08-1600 Mid Store Open for Shopping 11-1800 Golf USNA Golf Course 13-1600 Balfour Ring Representatives Loews Annapohs Hotel 1400 Yard Tour, Meet at USNA Museum

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Parade (if scheduled) Worden Field 1800 CocktaUs/Cash Bar N - M C Stadium Banquet Room 19-2300 Dinner/Dance/Banquet N - M C Stadium Banquet R m SATURDAY, 3 Sep 2005 08-1600 Mid Store Open for Shopping 08-1000 BUce Ride 10-1100 Class Meeting AltimniHaU 11-1200 Supt's Welcome Alumni HaU 1230-1530 Pre-game Reception Loe-ws Annapohs Hotel 1530-1630 Bus Transportation to Baltimore 18-2100 Beat Maryland M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore 2030-2200 Bus Transportation to Annapohs SUNDAY, 4 Sep 2005 10-1100 Class Memorial Service Memorial HaU 11-1300 Brunch, King HaU HOTELS: Get 'em while they're hot!!

Information on Loe-ws Annapohs Hotel and on other hotels in the area ff you were unable to make a reservation at Loews: Since many of you had problems finding rooms at the 30 when Loews Annapohs Hotel wasfiiU,rooms have been reserved at several hotels, including Loews, O'CaUaghan's, the Residence Inn and Historic Ins of Annapohs. See the class emaU letter/web site for details, numbers costs, etc.

GAMETICKETS We have made arrangements -with the NAAA for a special class seating area in the upper level at the stadium. Tickets in the class seating area may be purchased via a special website (see access instructions in the class emaU) through the end of May, 2005. The cost of these tickets is $35, and is not part ofthe registration package.

There is no Umit on the number of tickets you may order, but everyone in your party, regardless of age, wUl need a ticket to get into the game.

Since the Maryland game is a Navy home game, season ticket holders wUl have access to other stadium seating

locations, e.g., lower and club levels. In order to sit -within the special class seating area, you -wiU need to purchase your tickets through the NAAA website. Season ticket holders have already received their packages.

Tickets may be purchased through the Navy Sports website estabhshed by the NAAA. For the Class of '70 to order tickets direcdy from the NAAA website, again, 1 refer you to the class emaU letter for instructions and access codes.

BUSES Because ofthe distance involved to and from the stadium for the game and to and firom the Navy-Marine Corps Stadium for the Dinner Dance, we -wiU be contracting for busses to shutde to and from the pertinent events. We wiU post a schedule in the lobby and hospitahty/check-in suite at the hotel.

TAILGATE Because ofthe game being in Baltimore, -with the paucity of parking, and the fact that the Ravens would charge us an arm and a mrkey leg for the pri-vUege of taUgating in the stadium parking lot, we are going to do something different and have a pre-game reception before the game at Loews Annapohs Hotel. Space has been blocked in the Powerhouse (the old train station is Loews auxUiary buUding across the entrance-way from the main lobby) and in the patio area for this event.

Traditional taUgating fare of burgers, dogs, ribs, baked beans, cold salads, chips, desserts, draft beer and soft drinks -wUl be avaUable from noon until approximately 4pm. The price ofthe taUgater is included in your registration package. Then, we'U get on our busses and ride to the game in style, arri-ving in time to see the festivities and not ha-ving to hassle with driving, parking, and long walks to the stadium (those who have ever been to Ravens Stadium -wUl know what 1 mean, the rest of you...trust me, this is the better way!).

Then after the game, we get back on the busses and ride back to Annapohs.

GOLF OUTING BUl Parks, BUl Webb and Jon Jensen are working to organize a golf outing Friday morning. The cost wiU be $75/player to include cart and greens fees. For information or to indicate your interest, contact BiU at emaU: <-wUham.parks(^ngc.com> FAVORS Included in your registration fee is a basic package that may include such things as a

baU cap and a stadium blanket. When you register your -wffe or signfficant other, you wUl receive a second package -with a class visor.You -wUl also have the opportunity to order a photo album embossed with the class crest and/or a blue & gold "Dress Parade" Class of'70 bracelet.These items must be ordered early. Photos -wiU be posted on the class web site to aid you in your decision.

AdditionaUy, such items as shirts, sweaters, windbreakers, additional hats, etc. may be ordered directly from our agent. Anchor Enterprises www.usnaclasstore.com/70store.html.You may access their site through a hnk in the class web site. We have checked the quahty and it -wUl meet or exceed that ofthe 30'''^ reunion, and there is larger selection from which to choose.

RINGS AND THINGS For those who might need to get your ring re-sized, order a class pin, or even to buy a new ring, the Baffour Company -wUl be at the hotel from 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Friday, 2 September. They stiU have the original dies and do a beautifiU job.

There are also a few of the class crest plaques which are left over from the commissioning ofthe Lake Erie (CG-70) which -wiU be for sale during the weekend. The U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association is offering our class a special Lffe Membership Reunion rate of only $370.00. This 35*' reunion rate is a sa-vings of $120.00 compared to current Lffe Membership rate. DetaUs -wUl be sent in an e-maU to the class. If you become a Life Member in the year 2005 before the reunion drawing, you will be given a chance for a class crest plaque at a drawing to be held during the reunion weekend. Several plaques will be given away based on the number of new life members.

BOTTOM UNE We should have had your response back NOT LATER THAN the 15th of April 2005. so that we could order the proper numbers of class memorabUia. The cost per person is now $225.

That means ff you are registering for you and your -wife, it -wUl cost $225 x 2 or $450. There are a few ofus that wiU bring additional folks to the game/taUgate. If you wish to do that please register them as foUows: Kids ages 10-18: $20.00; Adults

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CLASS N E W S reunion. See my web site -www.damets70.org â&#x20AC;&#x201D; as evidence that I'm on the up & up. I'm missing one key player â&#x20AC;&#x201D; my old roommate, Gary Blair.

Gary started out with '70 but due to a medical issue 1st Class year, he graduated with your class. If you have someone keeping an emaU hst for '71, and ffyou have a current address for Gary I'd be most gratefiU ff you'd pass it on to me.

Many thanks, John Eckert." B

18 and older: $40.00. If for whatever reason you may have to cancel, please let us know as soon as you can. Up untU 1 August 2005, we can refimd your fees, after that we wUl have commitments to cover so you may only get a partial refiind.

This inclusion in Shipmate is basicaUy for those who either don't have emaU or who don't open letters from the Alumni Association. I have been preaching that you need to update your information -with the Alumni Association for years now.This is why. Ring-A-Ding-Ding!

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 10% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 45% PRES: CAPT Perry Martini, USN (Ret.) E: pjmartini@comcast.net SEC'Y: CAPT Mike Longworth, USN (Ret.) 1145 Birks Ln.,Viisinia Beach.VA 23464-5826 E: duke.longworth@1971.usna.com WEBMASTER: John HoUand E:john.holland2@\-erizon.net "WEB SITE: www.usiia.coin/classes/1971/usnal971.htm

WeU, spring is here and the cold & snow -wUl soon be a distant memory. I hoped to snow ski more than one day & managed to do so; however, 1 -would hke to ski more next winter. The -winter was one for the record books. Now, it's on to spring and I'm sure the middies are glad that graduation is very near. Soon the plebes -wUl scale Herndon monument & among the throng wUl be two prodigies firom our class. Perhaps it's just me, but surely does seem hke much has happened in our world since last I sat do-wn to the computer to prepare the monthly article.

One ofthe brighter events ofthe past month is an "Aviation Week & Space Technology" magazine article dated February 28'-" which highhghted our o-wn Tim Keating in his role as N O R T H C O M Commander. Tunbo looks healthy and very sharp in his flight suit. The only change in appearance is a htde white hair, otherwise he's managing to look just hke the graduation photo.

Keep up the good work,Timbo. Below is the photo of our august four star classmate with J.T. Morris, Lew Mason, & Glenn Barrowman. Seems there was a htde mix up a couple months ago the photo was to be in the column.

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ADM Tim Keating with JT Morris, Lew Mason & Glenn Barrowman

Quite dehghtfiiUy, I received the above mentioned article from our own Jim Gonzales. Seems Jim hves in Denver, C O and foUows a-viation. By the way, Jim provided the foUo-wing report, "I spent January in Cambodia on a medical mission. A humbhng experience. We encountered aU the tropical diseases most American physicians orUy get to read about whUe in medical school. Truly, enjoyed every moment of it. WeU, except maybe for the three days I had dysentery.

May aU ofthe '71 famUy pray for John Satder & Bob Anderson. Be weU, Speedy." Thanks for the note. Speedy.

Please keep me posted regarding your mission work.

I recendy had the pleasure of working with John "JT" Meister on a JFCOM Na-vy wargame event. JT did quite weU organizing and keeping the very divene team on track. Imagine, JT herding a bunch of cats and that's what he was doing. He seemed to think this task was nothing like flying the venerable Intruder and kept remarking how he'd prefer to be preparing for a pitch black night landing.

By the wayJT's team of aU service representatives and many contractors de-vised quite the scheme to keep our interests safe from tyranny. Surely, couldn't have done it -without your leadership JT! Nice work.

1 received foUowing note from John Eckert '70: B "Duke, I'm a proud member ofthe USNA Class of'70, and am trying to coordinate the Third Company (started out in 33) attendance at our 35th

I'm sure I can locate Gary for you.

This note is probably the hardest so far for this hard hearted strike fighter pUot. With much sadness I'm reporting that Jan Sparks passed away February 10 foUo-wing a brief Ulness. "Sparky" was a quiet, hard working member of 36'-'^ Company. A brigade boxer, Jan was often seen in the company area looking quite exhausted firom the workouts. Jan completed the fiiU eight semesters with us; however, his grades last semester prompted the academic board to terminate his midshipman status. Subsequendy, he served in the Naval Reserve. I haven't seen Jan since shordy before graduation; however, that doesn't mitigate the sadness.

A memorial service is plarmed for Fort Barrancus Mihtary Cemetery, Pensacola, FL. May your soul rest in peace in the Lord, Sparky.

The events unfolding in Iraq seem to vahdate the good in our leading a coahtion to overthrow Saddam Hussein.

Representative government is taking root; however, there's a long -way to go.

MeanwhUe, our in-country classmates, John Satder & Bob Anderson continue leading and making a difference in the hves of Iraqi citizens. Please keep John & Bob as weU as oirr other active duty classmates in your prayers.

I need your inputs. Also, ffyou aren't a lffe member, sign up now! There's no need to continue the annual renewals and the association makes paying the fee quiet palatable. Now is the time! Back to the grind for now.

Duces -virum, Duke

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Al4?lt^ MEMBERSHIP: 10% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 45% PRES: CAPT Rick Rubel, USN (Ret.) E: rubel@usna.edu SEC'Y: CDR Rich Robison, USN (Ret.) 12695 Catawba Dr.Woodbridge.VA 22192 E: Scribe72@comcast.net WEB SFTE: www.usna72.com CLASS LISTSERV: TheGouge@usna72.com

I regret that I must begin this month's column by reporting that we have lost another classmate. The foUowing firom Ed Nocon: B "On February 12, Bill McGraw passed away in his Chula Vista home after a long batde with melanoma. The memorial mass and mUitary honors rendered to BUl on February 24 was a fitting tribute to the great person he was. AU present were moved by the eulogies firom BUl's father, Lloyd McGraw, and classmate Ellis Merschoflf, by the mass and comforting words fiom Father Joe, by the solemn and formal 21-gun salute at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, and, throughout, by the presence of wffe GaU, daughter MicheUe, son Chris, parents Lloyd and Connie, sister Jackie, and brother Glenn.

Every pew in the large church was fiUed. BUl had touched many people. Present at the service firom '72 were EUis Merschoff, Linda and Lanny Benham, CoUeen and Paul West, Mike Maixner, Dave Kratochvil,Tom Keithly, Mark Mendillo, Bob Harrison, Moose Getzlaflf, Mark Stender, Gary Luoto, Ed Nocon, and, of course, the thoughts and prayers firom aU those classmates who could not attend.

"Our Class' sincere outpouring of caring and support was deeply appreciated

by GaU and famUy, and was indicative of the positive impact BUl's hfe, character and friendship made on each ofus. BUl brought back many memories as classmates reflected the 37 years with him goUig back to our summer of '68. B "In an emaU to Paul Eisenhuth, Lanny Benham best described the memorial services honoring BUl: B " 'From what I could teU, GaU and the famUy were very appreciative of aU the people who have been in contact with them, either by phone or maU, as weU as those who attended the services and who came to their home afterwards for a reception. The priest noted during the

church memorial service that BUl's friends traveled from as far away as India and Hawau to be there. Honesdy, the place was smffed with people ... standing at the rear ofthe church because of no place to sit. The service was simple but also elegant, particularly in the manner in which people spoke about BiU. EUis made us aU proud ... no surprise, but he had a very tough job getting through his remarks without breaking down. He was strong. The priest, Father Joe, told of BiU's desire to become a Cathohc in his last months ... and of his long friendship with the McGraw famUy ... Although BUl was quite active as a member ofthe church's foUc singing group (with son Chris) he wasn't a member of the church. But he came to Father Joe last faU and said he wanted to take the Holy Communion.

Wow. So Father Joe described the weeks of BUl preparing for this, and he relayed some of his discussions -with BUl about his faith ... PaiU, there wasn't a dry eye in the house. It was beautiful and certainly helped me in my own grief to know the peace that BUl sought and received through the Church.'" B The foUowing is an excerpt from the poignant eiUogy deUvered by BUl's 4-year Academy roommate and hfelong friend, EUis Merschoff: B "I have asked to speak today symbohc ofthe friendships forged 37 years ago in the fiirnace of Annapohs, quenched and tempered by time, forming the steel bonds that joined us through hfe. Our shared memories of BUl converge on the certain knowledge that BUl was a truly outstanding person. An outstanding Husband and Friend, Son and Father, Brother, Patriot, Musician. He was a diplomat, a Unguist, a towering inteUect, and my best friend.

"BUl's legacy is the people he touched and influenced. MicheUe and Christopher, the chUdren he and GaU raised with such care and who brought immeasurable joy to his hfe. GaU, his soul mate. Tom (Keithly) and I were simply stunned that BUl would move out of our lovely httle bachelor pad simated between two used car lots and adjacent to a gentleman's club to get married. What was he thinking? Of course he wasn't thinking, he knew he had found the love of his hfe...

"BUl had, among other interests, a love for fine wines. I recaU him speaking for

weeks of a rare find he made of a case of "Au-vays El-vese" that he happUy shared -with hkely about 12 ofus. Unformnately it turned out to be a bottie of something caUed "Always Elvis" complete -with a picture ofthe "King" on the label. The case BUl bought was probably the only complete case ever sold to an individual.

I've StiU got my botde 25 years later, and hkely there are other proud owners of that rare -vintage here today.

"As I assembled the thoughts that friends asked be conveyed at this time, they aU spoke to BiU's values. Integrity, ExceUence, Service, Commitment, Cooperation, and Respect. BUl foUowed his father into the famUy business, the United States Navy, at a time when it wasn't the popular thing to do, but was and remains the right thing. Integrity, service, commitment, the haUmarks of his lffe. ExceUence in everything he did, and cooperation and respect seasoned -with his wonderfiil -wit. These are the memories that fiU the hole his loss has left. I count myseff as being very lucky to have been a part of his lffe." B BUl's famUy has requested that any donations be sent to The Melanoma Research Foundation, 24 Old Georgetown Road, Princeton, NJ 08540, or online at uniw.melanoma.org.

On 10 March, Naval Support Activity, Naples dedicated a buUding to John Meyers (12â&#x201E;˘ Company) who, as you may recaU, died of a heart attack -whUe serving on active duty in Naples in January 2004. At Harry Ulrich's (currendy Commander Sijcth Fleet) request, the Class agreed to defray the cost ofthe bronze plaque which has been placed inside the quarterdeck. Since Harr^' couldn't attend the ceremony, Dave Reppard represented the Class, and several other classmates indicated they planned to attend. (Your Scribe would appreciate any photos and firsthand accounts.)

MERCHANDISE To order your Class, Chapter, or Parent Club specific merchandise, visit our web site at usna.com and click on the icon that reads Alumni Store or contact Debbie Cohen, merchandising manager at 410-295-4024.

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Memorial to John Meyers

Army-Navy...the 27^" Company Way. The foUowing firom Ron Stowell: B "This year's Army-Na-vy footbaU weekend was a grand event for nine classmates ofthe 27'- Company! Planning for the weekend's events gained momentum several weeks before -we aU descended on The Desmond Resort and Hotel outside PhUadelphia. The amazing thing was that even though most of us had not seen each other in at least 33 years,friendshipsand camaraderie rekindled the very moment we each hugged and spoke to one another in the Presidential Suite Friday evening before dinner. AU wives were also present, and they were wonderfiU in the way they let us guys spend the whole weekend to get back together to teU our stories after so many years and so many mUes on our bodies.

"The idea for the weekend initiated -with Bob Madden and Ron StoweU, and soon included Paul Huck, Nelson Goddard, Bob Zimmerman,John Teply, Hugh Blomeke, Bob Stecher and Bix Good-win, along -with some famUy members and friends. We also had our two Company mates who have passed on, Roger Fosse and Ben Reyman, -with us in spirit. The Presidential Suite was a perfect place for Friday evening's hors d'oeu-vres, drinks and long-overdue reconnections with some ofthe best friends we -wUl have in this lffe — our Classmates who endured the same pains and pleasures of hfe and learning at USNA. Many ofus took our mrn making a toast, either one that was prepared in advance or one that came straight from the heart. Bob "Z-Man" Zimmerman was most distinguished.

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thoughtfiU and passionate as Toastmaster and assumed that duty for the rest ofthe weekend. After dinner in the Desmond's restaurant, we retired back to the Presidential Suite. Each ofus took a turn speaking to everybody about our famUies, service and civihan careers, where we hve now and how we got there, and how it was that we didn't age but the others did!

Several botdes of wine and the "Big CannoU" were finishing touches to our dinner As a surprise souvenir, each Classmate went home -with a USNA botde of Merlot Reserve and a USNA crest Phys. Ed. shirt just like we wore at the Academy — only this time the size was bigger! We went on -with this great gathering untU about 1:00 a.m. when we decided we weren't as young as we once were!

"After most ofus ate breakfast at The Desmond, it was on to a taUgate right next to the stadium. Pre-game festi-vities included low flyovers by President Bush in Air Force One, four F-18 Hornet fighters, and a squadron of Army Apache hehcopters, as weU as more than a dozen precision parachutists who kept us aU entertained. We didn't see the two hour march on ofthe Cadets and Midshipmen — been there, done that. Twelve in our group were fortunate enough to see the gamefiroma loge on the 50 -yard hne next to the CBS Sports booth, very nicely secured through a highly placed connection. We decked out both the Presidential Suite and the stadium loge -with banners proudly proclaiming the 27 Company was Tried and True -with '72, and that Na-vy woiUd Beat Army! Of course, Na-vy did beat Army 42 to 13 contributing to this perfect weekend. FoUowing the game, 27 (a very appropriate number) ofus went to a smaU restaurant in PhiUy's "Litde Italy."

Great food, slow service, another Zimmerman toast and blessing aU resulted in a night we aU -wUl remember for years!

We understand that Bueno Appetito has closed its doon, as the 27 Company proved to be more than its match!

"We aU agreed the weekend was such a resounding success that we wouldn't change a single thing when we do it again. Who's in for next year? A longlasting benefit ofthe weekend together is that several of us have already arranged to meet during the year at somebody's home. What a wonderfiil experience to re-connect with these guys after so many

years! Tried and True with'72!

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That's it for this month. Have a great Spring! More to come. D. O. Tried and True With '72 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 54% PRES: Kevin Callahan SEC'Y: RADM Tom "Tf'Wason m , USN (Ret.) 7300 South View Ct.. Fairfa.x Starion.VA 22039 H: 703-455-7940; E: wilsontoml@cox.net

Classmates, As I sit to compose this offering the hint of spring is in the air in the Nation's Capital. It's a decidedly subde hint in that it snowed just last week, but a hint nonetheless. The NCAA March Madness is starting, basebaU's spring training is underway and spring break is starting at your local university. Life is good! And so much better than the option ...

At the top of this month's article is word of three classmates at the top of their games. Bob '^l^ard has been promoted to four stars and is now the Vice Chief of Naval Operations ... the Navy's XO! Nice gomg. Bob. But wait there's more. Gary Roughead was also promoted to four stars and is now CINCPACFLT. Isn't diat the job Nunitz had?

Gary, we are aU so proud of you. The final member ofthe three amigos is Marty Chanik. Marty was promoted to three stars and is now on the Joint Staff. Again, Marty, aU ofus in '73 congrattUate you.

The class is certainly weU represented at the highest levels of N a w leadership.

1 have several picmres and an update ofthe Emerald Bowl courtesy of Chuck McKeone. It appears that even persistent rain couldn't dampen spirits at this awesome Navy win. (Did those other guys forget to bring their team?) Chuck poUited out that "73 was very weU represented at the Bowl. The hst includes: Chuck McKeone, George Watt, Gary Chelelat. Dan Clarkson, Randy Wight, Marty Deafenbaugh, Mike Carrigan, David Moreland, John Cunliffe, George Kondreck, Bill Cordis, Larry Myers, Ken Landers, Frank Coleman, Rod Brotherton, Dan Simpson, Tom Storch, Sean Kelly, Robert Fishman, Bruce Thompson and John DaUy. Chuck also passed on a special thanks to David Moreland. In his own words:

ofJohn but aU hands did their duty. It seems he selflessly ... although temporarUy ... gave up his position of great influence on the OPNAV staff heading the entire Naval Reserve and braved the elements in New Orleans to host several events at Mardi Gras. Where do we find such men? Look deeply into the faces of these four picmred. Next time you're in a post office see ffyou can find a match!

Brave men on a mission

The foUowing photo was taken at the '"73 night with our best gals!".

1 1 wroiUd be remiss ffl faUed to point out the extraordinary efforts of David Moreland who took dehvery ofthe Blimp, got the HeUum, roUed the bottle of Hehum firom his car to the pier (and it was not around the corner), inflated the BUmp and had it in place for us to raUy around. Without his help, the raUy "Blimp" would not have been in place.

He deserves a hardy round of applause. B Ray and Christy Boyd, Kevin and Judy Callahan, Jere and Debbie Carroll, Marty and Cathy Deafenbaugh, Peter and Susan Flynn, Jim and Rhonda Hamlin, Scott and Barbie Krajnik, Tim and Laura McClay, George and Peggy Watt .

Blimp team

I'm told '73 was the only bhmp flying ... atta-boy David.

And now a story of great sacrifice. It's almost too much to beheve ... untU you read the names. Paul Ryan sent in the accompanying photos ofJohn Cotton, Jim McGarrah, Ed Johnson and Paul. The majority ofthe sacrifice was on the part

I suppose I should stop before someone calls the cops. I should also stop because I'm out of smff to -write about. Please sit at your keyboards and compose, compose, compose. The maU bag is completely empty. Let us aU know what's happening in your hves.

Non Sibi

USNA. COM Bringing the 1 Alumni Association to you 1

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 6% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 4 5 % PRES: Steve Middleton 516 Green Forest Dr., Severna Park, MD 21146 C O R R . SEC'Y: LtColJohn Brown, USMC (Ret.) 3928 Red Bird Ln.,-Woodbndge,VA 22193 H: 703-583-9713; C: 703-568-0385 E: jrbrown74@comcast.net

Spring is upon us now and obviously you are out weed eating, jogging, or doing anything other than sending in some input to the Scribe! WeU, so be it, we wiU work -with what I received and you -wiU be happy to know this article is dedicated solely to Tom Lozier. (scribe note: acmaUy, it was his -wffe who wrote the letter, but I can only give credit to a classmate in this magazine).

As you aware, Tom was tight with our Commandant, he was a member of the choir, the Glee Club, the nuclear chemistry club, the cheerleaders, the Fumre Farmers of America club, and the 4th Batt Field BaU team. He graduated somewhere between the top and bottom ofthe class and was the President of that weU known club entided "Ana Mana Phi".

He was the only classmate to major in Home Economics. Although Tom always appeared to be serious and smdious, the rumor was that there was an advenmrous and mischievous side to him! One of his roommates, Dick Brooks, once told me that Tom Uked to fold his socks in a manner that was not regulation! I, Uke aU ofyou, find that hard to beheve! Due to his outstanding reputation with the Commandant, Tom was afforded the rare oppormnity of parking his car inT-Court.

Although he loved the Navy, Tom aspired for something more. Over the years, he dabbled in many areas such as mining, architecture, artichokes, and the import and export of red pencUs. FinaUy, he setded into pohtics.

Tom now resides in the British Columbia and commutes to NYC. The photo shows his lovely wffe Trine, his daughter LUy, and son George -with the man! Trine majored in chUd psychology, which helps -with the three kids. Tom told me he named George after George Washington, showing us aU that patriotism is not dead in this class.

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Truth is that Tom and famUy five in Connecticut and he works in NYC and has done quite weU for himseff and famUy. Thank you to both Tom and Trine for maintaining a sense of humor, no wonder you guys look so young. As for the rest of you, how about some input! Keep smUing out there, enjoy the summer. CaU a classmate. Roamer sends.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 10% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 4 1 % PRES: RADM Craig Quigley, USN (Ret.) SEC'Y: CAPT Larry-Warrenfeltz, USN (Ret.) 5732Tamarack Dr., Pace, FL 32571 H: 850-995-0051; E: usna75scribe@hotmail.com

Dear 'mates.

Our 30 Reunion is now in sight, and we're closing rapidly—-constant bearing, decreasing range. See the advertisement in this issue, and make your travel and hotel plans now. Reunion headquarters wUl be the Loews Annapohs (410-263-7777). We also wUl have rooms at the O'CaUaghan, just down West Street (410-263-7700). Start saving your pennies. Of course, you can search for ArmapoUs accommodations through the Internet and maybe save some money to spend in the Mid Store. (Or caU your intown companymate and sponge off of him for the weekend.)

As we do every five years, we wUl be choosing new class officers this year.

Rick White and Roy Hawkens volunteered to coordinate the elections. We are looking at the possibUity, through Rick's computer expertise, of conducting the baUoting on-Une. For now, we need classmates to throw their hats in the ring and declare that they wish to serve a five-year term as president, vice-president, treasurer, or secretary. If you wish to run, please send the foUo-wing information to Roy

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Hawkens at erh(^iirc.gov: your name and the office you seek, accompanied by a short biography and any goals you wish to implement. By the way, this information is due immediately, so contact Roy today.

Not direcdy associated -with the November Homecoming bash, but in the vein of commemorating our 30 , there is talk floating around among classmates of a lunch time get-together in Annapohs on 4 June—30 years to the day from our commissioning. At this writing, plans are not firm, but ask around among classmates if you're in the area. It could be a memorable time.

On AprU 15'-'^, former lacrosse players from Navy and Army met in Annapohs for the first ever Army-Na-vy lax alumni game. I'm betting some of our '75 lax heroes were involved. Ray Fi]nnegan, how about a report? The game was played to raise fiinds for the Intrepid FaUen Heroes Fund. The fiind pro-vides unrestricted grants to the famihes of mihtary personnel who lose their hves in the Global War on Terror. You can contribute to this great cause at -www.faUenheroesfiind.org.

Chris Cikanovich saw Richard Shenk on his last visit to Pascagoula.

Richard had a hip replaced and is doing weU. Chick continues to threaten/promise a -visit to Pensacola.

B "Every so often I have to make a trip to Pensacola to search for the rest of my youth. Whatever I didn't have taken away from me in Aimapohs was lost in a cockpit or bar in Pensacola. I know ffl keep looking I'U find it one of these days and hopefiiUy regain a httle of what was lost. MeanwhUe my famUy is hoping that someday 1 wiU grow up and find my place in society as an adult. Where did the years go? For some ofus, time mrned into sohd substance and is now carried around our waist. But at least 1 have my hair and my sense of humor." B Thanks, Chris, and we do appreciate your sense of humor You continue to be the Surgeon General of Laughter and always good for a quote in our column. John Moody updated the class on a change in his life that took place this winter.

B "After 18 years in the technology field with Good News Computers & Enterprise Technologies, I have decided to

leave the industry to aUow for greater flexibUity and time to spend -with my famUy and church. Kathy and 1 have considered this for quite a whUe and made the final decision several months ago. I shared this decision with senior management in mid-December. I wUl continue to work with ETI in a consultant basis. Our main source of income -wUl shift to real estate property development as we purchase homes, renovate them, and then either seU or use them as rental properties. To that end we purchased a house a httle over a year ago and have sold it and purchased another. We are currendy evaluating several other possible homes for purchase as weU. As some ofyou may be aware, Kathy and I have been working -with Pointe North Community Church in Moncks Corner for the last year. Even though this is a recent church plant (just starting Sunday morning services in August) we already are rurming in excess of 200 people on Sunday mornings. With this rapid growth we are in need of additional help in both ministry and administrative areas, which this change -wUl aUow me to do. We are looking forward to this new chapter in our lffe and feel confident of God's leading in it.

Thank you for aU your prayers and support." B WeU, classmates, that's aU ofthe gouge you provided this month. With no photos to share, I have several column-inches to spare. So once again, you've tempted me to practice Shipmate abuse—a temptation I always find impossible to resist. So here is the latest from the Warrenfeltz house, where we are truly blessed. Hurricane Ivan repairs are essentiaUy complete.

Somehow, Nancy maintained her sanity and her sense of humor throughout six months of work with multiple contractors. Once again, I owe her big-time. In February I completed radiation treatments (for the third time in ten months) and am waiting patiently (yeah, sure) for the next round of scans. We pray that the third time was the charm and that we've put old Merkel ceU carcinoma behind us for good. Son Jim is preparing for his wedding in September—that is, he is staying out of the way while the plans are being made (smart young man).

Daughter Lindsay is enjoying an outstanding junior season on the University of

Class of 75 30th Reunion November 3 - 6 , 2005 Thursday, 3 November: Registration and check-in @ Loews Golf tournament Friday, 4 November: Memorial service at the Chapel Superintendent presentation @ Alumni HaU Class Meeting @ Mahan Hall Lunch @ King Hall Parade Dinner Dance Banquet @ Loews Hotel Saturday, 5 November: Tailgate - brunch @ 1000, dinner @ half-time Beat Tulane N o events planned for the evening Sunday, 6 November: N o events planned Hotels: Rooms blocked at: Loews Hotel (410) 263-7777 (Headquarters) The O'CaUaghan Hotel (410) 263-7700 Must identify you are with the USNA Class of '75 reunion — call now for reservations • Registration for class events will be completed on-Une via the class -web page -www.usna.com/classes.

• Stadium parking is only available to season ticket holders and you cannot drive onto the Yard unless you have a decal on your vehicle. We -wiU have buses running from the hotels to the events on Friday and Saturday. It is a short walk to the stadium from the hotels.

• Our List of Company Reps is incomplete. Contact our webmaster, Rick White at rwhite53(^earthlink.net and volunteer for your company today

Please share this information with classmates. Further communications are planned, but mailings are limited to current Alumni Association members.

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CLASS NEWS West Florida softbaU team. The Argonauts are ranked second in the nation in NCAA Div-II. They are 30-1 at this writing in mid-March. Lindsay is second on the team with a .420 batting average, and leads the team in slugging percentage.

HopefiiUy the ARGOs -wUl stay hot and May wUl find us hosting the NCAA D-II South Region tournament with a shot at going on to the D-II Championship series. If we do, you are sure to read about it here.

'75 Sir! Larry

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• "I would hke to introduce my son, James Peter Dennis, who was born at 12:50 PM, March 1st, 2005 weighing in at 7 pounds 13 ounces. My wife has been a remarkable mom-to-be...she unfortunately feU down our rather steep staircase in her early pregnancy and had to endure, -without pain reheving drugs (!), what is suspected to be a fractured pelvis and several broken ribs. We wUl find out in next month when she takes an x-ray of the areas aftected and it is determined where the mending has taken place and what it looks hke." H

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 10% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 45%

77m Dennis holding his son, James Peter Dennis

PRES: Kevin Stone 928 Lynch Dr., Arnold, N4D 21012 H: 410-974-4313; E: kevin.stone@1976.usna.com SEC'Y: Mark Hubbard 5632Tessie Court, New Market, MD 21774-2918 H:301-865-4472 E: Mark.Hubbaid@1976.usna.com

Here I am again — sla-ving over this IBM Selectric type-writer (do they stUl make those?) trying to piece together yet, another Class News column. Thank goodness, -with some gentle prodding and veUed threats of more news from the Hubbard FamUy, I have actuaUy received some news and pictures from Classmates!

1 received an emaU from David Buckley '87 (CEO of Modtech) who passed on news about Tim Traaen who made a recent career move to Modtech where he has been named the Senior Vice President responsible for continuous improvement and supply chain management. Congratulations Tim! Congratulations are also in order for the foUo-wing Classmates: Derwood Curtis who recently was assigned as Director, Navy Europe Programs, Resources and Support/ Director Transformation Activities, Naples, Italy. Derwood successfiiUy completing his tour as Commander NIMITZ STIKE GROUP/CARRIER STRIKE GROUP ELEVEN. He sent me a few pictures of the Change Of Command ceremony, successfully completing his tour as Commander NIMITZ STIKE GROUP/CARRIER STRIKE GROUP ELEVEN. Mark Bircher for making Brigadier General in the USMCR. Semper Fidelis!

Tim Dennis and his wife on the birth of their son. Tim writes

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Den/vood Curtis and wife atthe Change of Command

Keith Champion chimed in -with some news. He reports that Larry Astyk is running the JROTC program at a charter school in downtown Bufialo, NY, and that Tom Bakke bought him lunch several weeks ago (you know^ these airhne pUots have had to take a big cut in pay recently).

Oh, and he also didn't faU to mention that "golf season is coming up". Thanks for the reminder, Champ!

I received a rather interesting photo forwarded to me from Pete Varsanyi of Dave Sweeney and RADM Garry Hall posing in front of Stonehenge in joUy-old England.

Derwood Curtis surrounded by his family

Dave Sweeney and Garry Hall sacrificing goatentrails at Stonehenge

Ke-vin Stone pro-vided an update regarding the Class of 1976 Leadership Award: Mike Lefever with Derwood Curtis

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• RADM Derwood Curtis, RADM Mike Lefever, Ernie Leidiger, Brad Little and Ike Owens were aboard HIGGINS p D G - 7 6 ) in March for a belated presentation ofthe Class of 1976 Leadership Award presented to last year's erUisted winner, Chief Kenneth Rhodes.

The C O Jesse Wilson '86) is looking forward to working with us on the award for the coming year. H

Bruce Hinkley -writes: •Just received an interesting caU fix)m my Htde brodier, CAPT Brian Hinkley '03.

Seems he was in a meeting with a consultantfix>mDeloitte andTouche regarding human Capital planning for AIRLANT and was asked if he -was any relation to Bruce Hinkley. The consultant was none other than our own 76er, Mike Flentje, who was my nuke power school and prototype roommate. H I received news fix)m Chuck Trude: • Adventure is taking 41 Scouts and their famUy members to Canaan VaUey Resort for a weekend of skiing and snowboarding II thm 13 MAR. After spendmg ahnost 6 hours on the road, for a 3.5 hour trip, due to hea-vy snow and wind along RT 33 in WV, die Scouts & famUies ofTroop 175, chartered by the Warrenton United Methodist Church, checked into CVR and caught a few hours of sleep before heading for the slopes. The Scouts enjoyed the sno-wy slopes on SAT and SUN morning before returning home on Sunday evening.

Survival is getting up on Monday morning after trying to prove that you are not as old as they think you are. • Tim Farrell teaches algebra two, geometry, and sophomore homeroom at Monsignor Bonner High School in Drexel HUl, PA. He is Vice President (Membership) ofthe PhUadelphia Chapter, USNA Alumni Association, a candidate for Doctor of Education in School Systems Leadership at Widener University, a Naval Academy Information (Blue & Gold) Officer, and plays his euphonium in the West Chester Band.

Na-vy footbaU update (from Kevin Stone): • Our class seating section has been expanded; as of this writing we have 45 seatsfiUedwith a few more stUl avaUable.

If you haven't ordered season tickets please give me a caU or drop me emaU first. I'U either shoehorn you in or cajole the NAAA into expanding our section even more. Look for more info during the summer about taUgating! • It shoiUd be another exciting footbaU season as Na-vy opens up with interstate rival, Maryland on September 3 - BEAT THE T E R P S !

FinaUy, if you are not a Lifetime Member of the Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foimdation, please give serious consideration into becoming one.

The detaUs can be found at the alumni website (http://-www.usna.com).

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 6% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 67% AfHi&k PRES: CAPT Richard "Rick" White, USN 11 Porter Road, Annapohs, MD 21402 H; 410-295-0089; HE: rick.white@1977.usna.com SEC'-y: Bob Sanderson 210 Autumn Chase Dr., Annapohs, MD 21401 H: 410-571-6267; E: bobsanderson@1977.usna.com

From theYard Another slow month in Crabtown as we actively prepare for the upcoming saUing season; by the time you read this column, socks wiU have been burned to signal the start of spring for us saUors in Annapohs.

I'm hoping that Baby #2, who's due in early JiUy, doesn't put too much of a crimp in my racing schedule this summer.

I reaUy can't wait for Alec to be old enough to saU (Is 19-months-old too soon?) so I can simultaneously saU and "parent" (I've recendy discovered that parents don't "baby-sit" their own chUdren, hence, the verb "to parent").

It's also another slow month in the maU bag, -with only one true submission and a second one that I just sHpped-in unbeknownst to the author. Hope to hear from more ofyou soon; here's the maU...

From the Mail Bag Our Ulustrious Class President, none other than CAPT Rick White, has decided to grace our column this month with the foUo-wing words about a recent class event: • Our linkage between '77 and 12™ Company is getting stronger and stronger.

As you know, we sponsor their wardroom, which basicaUy means that we lend a financial hand to replace things that break.

For example, this year we replaced their griU for footbaU game taUgates, which seemed logical since they've joined us for our taUgates and have fed a number ofus!

The 12™ Company firsties recently extended an invitation for our class to join them in their annual Dining-In. [Note: I sent the invitation via my emaU net, so if you didn't get it, then I don't know how to reach you. If you'd hke to be added to my hst, send me a note and you'U receive regular class updates and USNA-related

information (NO SPAM and 1 don't share the hst).] Back to the Dining-In. It was a blast. In addition to me and my -wife, Betty, other classmates in attendance were Elaine and Mark Sobczak (sobczak214@ comcast.net), Lee Geanuleas (Ljgeanuleas(^aol.com),Jim Kelly (keUy3112(^aol.com), and Jean and Jesse Schrum (jesse.schrum@ps.net). The event was elegant and aU of us can be proud to welcome the Class of'05 to the Fleet and the Fleet Marine Force in the near future. GO NAVY! Rick •

'77 Representatives at 12'^^ Company Dining-ln (L-R): Mark and Elaine Sobczak, Lee Geanuleas, Rick and Betty White, Jim Kelly, and Jesse and Jean Schrum

A few months ago, Robert "Spike" Souders (spike.souders(§comcast.net) decided to leave CNA and head over to greener pastures at Arion Systems Inc. According to Spike, ASI is a relatively smaU project management/systems engineering firm that supports OSD and outer defense-hke agencies. He hopes to be working in areas that support the Marines as they develop fiiture combat systems, and other agencies with simUar forward-looking new systems. He seems to reaUy appreciate the fact that some of the projects are for new groups that are fighting terrorism so maybe he'U actuaUy have a smaU piece of that war. Good luck to Spike in his new role!

Class Communication Nothing else to communicate this month, so be sure to start is thinking about what you'd hke to communicate to the class next month and send it in ASAP. Closing Retnarks Hope you're having a great spring 'cause the Summer of 2005 is going to be starting next month whether you're ready for it or not! UntU then . . . Go Na-vy!

—^Bob Sanderson

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JI CLASS N E W S ANNU-^L MEMBERSHIP: 2 % LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 76% ,, PRES: Glen-Woods SEC'Y: "Vince Balderrama 3402 Van -Wie Dr. East, Baldwmsville, NY 13027 E: \Tnce.balderrama@lmco.com -WEB SITE: usnal978.org

My 1st Class year roommate and 11 Company "Wardroom Czar", Ted Plautz, retired fixim the Marine Corps in June of 1998 and shordy afterward went to work for Guidant Corporation in Temecula, Cahfornia, in that same month.

He's currendy the Business Continuity Coordinator for one of their business units. He's a divorced father and has both his chUdren Uving at home -with him. His eldest, Jessica, recendy graduatedfix>mthe University of Cahfornia, Santa Barbara and is seeking employment. Son, Michael, is a junior in High School. Ted's gotten into some serious running. He's been in over 20 marathons, including Boston and Dubhn, and did a 100 mUe race on HaUoween. He finished in the not so blazing time of 29 hours and 45 minutes.

(But he hved!) He's not sure if he'U ever try that distance again, but you never know. I guess this means that Ted long ago dropped that smoking habit of his, but I wonder if he ever cured himself of that voracious sci-fi reading bug. (His locker shelves resembled today's entire scifi paperback section at Barnes and Noble!) Hey, did anyone catch Rodger Welch briefing folks on the tsunami rehef efforts from PACOM? Me neither, so here's a pic of Rodger doing his "dodger" thing -with a mike and in front of the press and not on a basketbaU court or with a jet fighter. That "spokesperson" role is just as demanding a skUl set. It's also one that if you shpup, gets replayed over and over again and keeps going on longer that the Eveready Bunny. But I heard Rodger did it weU.

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Any food connoisseurs out there? If so and if you happen to watch the Food Netsvork on cable you just might have caught the cook off^ contest for the Na-vy's best chefs onboard the USS Stennis. In that case, hke me, you would've seen Dave Buss as one of the judges. It was one ofthe perks of being the CO. The chow looked even better than anything we ever ate in the wardroom at Mother B weU, maybe except for those Big N steak sand-wiches. Dave -wrote that the crew and he had a lot of fiin -with Chef Andrew Selz and the Food Network folks in filming the "Navy Chef ChaUenge".

He said it was a great way to end a fastpaced and operationaUy demanding WestPac deployment. Dave has come to realize that a lot of folks acmaUy do watch the Food Networkâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;especiaUy a lot who know him. Besides me, he even got an e-maU from his high school Chemistry teacher (whom he hasn't seen in 32 years)! It was great PR for STENNIS and the Na-vy. It certainly capmred their emotional homecoming in San Diego.

Dave's commanded for almost a year and a half. They recendy finished a homeport change, mo-ving the ship fixjm San Diego to Bremerton, Washington in early January. Right now they should be in the throes of dry dock maintenance. He's got company up there in the great Pacific Northwest. Clarke Orzali is Commander of Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and RADML Mel Williams is SubGru NINE up the road in Bangor.

Okay, it's officialâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;^we're old. I say that because you guys know how long it takes for Marines just to be in the zone for selection to general. WeU, the recent selection ofJohn Wissler and Dave "Duncan" Heinz as our first Marine Corps flag officers means we've reached the realm of "old guys". John was to take over command ofthe 2d Force Service Support Group (2d FSSG). The command is currendy in Iraq and that is where both he and Bubba Destafiiey headed to at the end of February. It looks hke it could be a change of command in the field. Bubba -wUl be working -with John. As for Duncan, he's currently the AV-8 PM at NAVAIR. The slate hsted his next job as a flag as being "TBD."

Tim Sprague (timothy.spraguel@ na-vy.mU) has been rounded up in the 31^'Company search for company mates. As ofthe end of February he was a geographic bachelor in DC. His famUy is spread around the East coast. Anne Marie and their youngest, Brian, are in Virgirua Beach. Anne Marie is Science Department Chair at Landsto-wn High School and Brian attends Ocean Lakes High School. Their oldest, Duke, is a senior at Ohio State, in NROTC. Duke -wUl be heading to flight school in the faU. Their daughter, Bridget, is a sophomore at Auburn. Also found in Fun 3rs search for company mates was da Bear, De-wain Forbis (edforbis@aol.com). He came out of the words, so to speak. He makes his home in Pro-vidence, Utah, which is near Logan, in the upper NE corner of the state, but works in Washington State.

This prompts him to rhetoricaUy ask, "Who says you can't leave the Na-vy and StiU hve your hfe apart firom your famUy?" I take it he's in the "disposal" business, but not the sanitation engineering kind as he said he is "ha-ving fiin playing in aU the toxic, radioactive waste left here fijom our great nuclear weapons production program. Interesting work and it pays weU and keeps me going." Dewain in-vites anyone -visiting the Tri-Cities of Washington to look him up. He guarantees that you'U gain an appreciation for the beauty around and for trees, green things, hfe, etc!

This year's smoker saw over 21 classmates and friends executing Jock Maloney's Op Plan: Joe Martin, Terry O'Brien, Gary Vincinguerra, Roger Cassi, Jock Maloney, Doug Diehl, Bill Yeager, Glen Ives, Craig DiflSe, Mo Tose, Ray Kwong, Dave Surgent, Deke Philman, Scott Godfrey, Alan Baker, Joe Leidig, Bruce Latta, John Rudzis, Ed Reid, Dennis ReiUy, Mark Fox, Duke Reilly (79), and Jock's PhUly boys. I saw a DOD press release that announced Joe Leidig is being assigned as US. Pacific Command Representative, Guam/Commander, U.S. Naval Forces, Marianas, Apra, and Guam. That means there a few months left for those green and red alerts at the 'Dant's house in the yard. Speaking of alerts, thanks again to Joe and Meg for hosting the post-Brigade Boxing Smoker "green alert". As usual, he and Meg were gratefiil and tolerant hosts.

Joe even gave a house tour that pointed out the historical significance of items. I swear his historical knowledge ofthe Navy and the artifacts in his home is either getting better over time or practice or that it aU just sounded better because this time he had more beer. We wish aU the Leidigs weU in their new tour. The morning after found a few ofus die-hards playing a few hours of hoops. If memory serves me, of our Smoker gang were Jock, BiU, Eddie, the "skinny-brothers" Glen and Craig, me, the PhiUy Boys and a couple of friends assigned to theYard (Ray stopped to cheerlead and dial 9-1-1 if needed. He would've played but didn't -want to "put us to shame."). About the hoops? Yes, it was fiiU court. Yes, substimtions were aUoVved (and were frequent).

Yes, it was not pretty. Lasdy, yes, I did get injured. BUT, I did make the shot on which I hurt my ankle and it did put us ahead and onward to beating Glen Ives' son Christopher (08) and his Plebe classmates. (But Jock would be quick to say it -was one ofthe very few—if perhaps only, shot I made for the day. But I -would retort that it was redemption.) As for the rest ofthe gang you've been hearing about most of them throughout recent columns; except that— Gary is stiU works his but off with his successfiil tuxedo stores in New Jersey, dabbles with his hones and dotes over his precious Utde girl. Roger is stUl doing weU as a Mr. UPS or was it FedEx? Dave Surgent is a registered principal and district agent for First Command financial planning. He hves in Stafford,VA and has regional responsibUity for the group.

Scott Hoflftnan (s.hoffinan@ ngc.com) dropped a hne after aU these years. Scott works for Northrop Gmmman in Melbourne, FL. He's the chief engineer on aU of their mine countermeasures programs and also works on their Joint Stars replacement- BMC2.

Eight years earher, Scott had been shoveling snow off the rooftops here in Syracuse when he worked at one of Lockheed's earher corporate incarnations here in central NewYork. The year he left, he had to shovel the roof three times.

(Thanks for letting me know to what 1 can look forward.) Another "blast from the past" comes from Tony Shaddix (tshaddix@securityspeciahsts.com). Tony thought he and I were neighbors in CT

but obviously he didn't get the word I moved. Tony's working in Stamford for a smaU company that does aU sorts of commercial and residential security smff.

They hve in WUton, but after a few months ofthe cold northeast the famUy is yearning for warmer chmates. Anybody with a company that issues sun block to its employees and is interested in a guy -with a background of mUitary, a-viation, security, and golf (in that order)? Tony's your man. AcmaUy, as I look out onto my snow covered yard—I'm your man too!

(Except for the security and golf smff—but I could learn.). Congratulations to Glenn Flanagan for being name Black Engineer of the Year for professional achievement during the Engineer of the Year Awards Conference. Glenn is the Maritime Strike Warfare branch head, at die CNO. WeU, I'm coming up against the backstops for my word limit. In closing, a reminder that next month, June 14 , is Dog CaUas' 14th Annual Golf Day for MDA at Andrews AFB Golf Course.

Over the years many have you have participated in, sponsored and had generaUy had ftm helping Alex raise money to help find a cure for MD. This year it's very important that we get the numbers of participants to soar beyond 300 folks.

That not only ensures more money is raised toward research but -wUl also ensure that Andrews wiU continue to aUow them to use two courses in the morning and two in the afternoon. As you duffers know, the event flows much more efficiendy when they can use two courses.

So, pass the word!!! For sign-up, sponsorship and information go to www.golfdayformda.com. Lasdy, in anticipation ofthe 30™ reunion (just around the corner), the class officers and company reps are working hard to compUe an accurate contact Ust of classmates (both graduating and non-graduating). WhUe many ofyou are coming out ofthe woods on your own, some are stiU in defilade. Your help is needed is closing the loop and locating our lost souls. Matt Ehas (mpgee@ aol.com) is spearheading the effort, aided by our company reps. Please go to the website to look up and contact your company rep, or Matt, or me if you have a bead on someone or to just update your o-wn contact info. It would be great if we

could stay in touch -with everyone who stood out there with arms raised, in itchy new white works on that hot, humid Annapohs day and took the oath to "serve and defend". It woiUd be even better ff we coiUd get as many ofus to the 30™!

Launchin' Spot Four, yj

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PRES: LCDR Sean Cate, U S N (Ret.) E: Sean.Cate@1979.usna.com SEC'Y: LCDRJohn'"Wiz" Withers, USN (Ret.) 22445 Bluebird Ct., Leonardtown, MD 20650 H: 301-997-1980; W: 240-725-7751 E: JDWithers® 1979.usna.com WEB SITE: www.usna79.com

Greetings, 79!

And welcome once again to the most important pages in Shipmate: the ones with the numbers "79" and names in Bold Print.

I was aU set to begin this month -with the question, "Can you beheve it's May aheady?" I always use such riveting opening hnes to capmre the attention of my audience. That's because I'm a professional humor -writer. You didn't know that, did you? But it's true. I've been practicing my craft for several years now.

It's a very chaUenging business to break into, though many try. Oh, sure, it looks easy on the outside, but once you delve into the vast depths of "humoristory", your perspective changes.

Without over-simphfying, I can teU you that there are three basic requirements to becoming a successfiU humor -writer: 1) the abUity to -write; 2) a sense of humor; and 3) the sense to know when you don't have 1) or 2). So, as you can teU, I'm a namral!

But 1 digress. As I said, I always use riveting opening hnes to capmre the attention of my audience. But as 1 was about to use my "Can you beheve" line, I thought back, and it seems like during the past year I've used a simUar opening hne on several pre-vious columns. That's N O T a good thing. It's a sign of lazy thinking, of putting the deadhne before the quahty of my writing. That's why this month I'm going to bring aU of my namral creative abUities to bear and dehver an absolutely slam-bang opening hne. My loyal fans deserve no less!

So, can you beheve it's May aheady?

AU right, gentlemen, a modicum of decorum, please, a modicum of decorum.

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JWSM CLASS NEWS Please give your complete attention to the foUowing major announcement iiom our Fearless Leader and Class President, Sean Cate (Sean.Cate@1979.usna.com): • Greetings to the Great Cass of 1979!

With the dark ages upon us I wanted to pass along some good news to brighten your day. I am pleased to announce that Mark Heinrich has been selected for promotion to Rear Admiral in the Supply Corps. Mark is currendy serving as the Assistant Chief of Staff" for Force Supply, N41, Naval Surface Force, US Pacific Fleet. Congratulations Mark! This is a weU-deserved honor and continues to show how our class is making its mark at the most senior levels of naval leadership.

Mark joins feUow 79ers Jon Bayless, Ray Spicer, Artie Johnson, Mike Mahon, JefF Lemmons, Scott Van Buskirk, and Greg Shear as our class Flag Officers. (If I left anyone out, I'm sure you'U let me know!) I hope we'U be seeing our first Marine Corps Brigadier General soon, along with more Navy Hags. AU ofyou who continue to serve, both active and reserve, have the deepest respect and admiration of your classmates who have moved on to other pursuits.

"79 -The Next Generation" is also doing quite weU. Congratulations to Jason Shell '05, son of Mark Shell, who has been named one of three USNA Rhodes Scholars! Wow! Check out the January-February 2005 Shipmate for additional information. Jason is just one of several offipring to foUow in their dad's footsteps at Bancroft HaU. I am always amazed at the great things our classmates are accomphshing on a day-to-day basis. Some of those find their way to press releases that are capmred on the Alumni Association's news page. 1 even heard a classmate chatting to Sean Hannity on the radio the other day.

Please check out our class website fix>m time-to-time for the latest class gouge.

Also, keep Wiz informed when the good things happen in your hfe. He'U get the word out in Shipmate. OmnesViri 79, Sean I I'd hke to add my personal congratiUations to Mark on his selection to flag. It's nice to see the system work as designed — where good guys get recognized for their superior performance. Mark, an official "79 Atta-boy" is on the way.

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Checking in with the "Beach Det Report" (that would be Pensacola Beach) is this update fiom Lisa and Randy "Sluggo" Compton (thecomptons@ bellsouth.net): • HeUo aU! A quick update 6x>m Florida's own "tsunami". It is now almost 6 months since Hurricane Ivan destroyed Pensacola/GiUf Breeze and it stUl looks terrible here. Many of our neighbors are ha-ving to tear down and start over whUe others are seUing out. Every day there is another house being demohshed. It is very sad. As for us, the 4.5 feet of salt, fresh and "other" water did destroy the first floor of our house and a tornado removed most shingles and siding but we are able to rebuUd. We are hoping to be finished by June and another hurricane season. We are just plain lucky.

So sorry that we missed the big 25th.

We have heard that it was nice. Please understand that we did not attend because the storm happened one week before the reunion. Our airport was closed for two weeks, there was no power, our house -was in shambles and worst of aU, we had no clothes! Besides, who would have been able to eat aU of those yummy MREs that were being passed out to us? We hope that the 30th -wUl be just as great and hurricane free.

Thanks for aU ofthe calls and weU wishes that we received, especiaUy from the 29th company guys. You wUl never know how much that helped.

If you are in Gulf Breeze/Pensacola, give us a shout. You are no longer required to wear boots and bring a shovel.

We are mo-ving past that. But, you might want to bring your camera. Sluggo and Lisa • Those ofyou formnate enough to attend our Reunion last faU remember that quite a few classmates had their plans changed at the last minute by Mother Namre.

Randy & Lisa, whUe you certainly were missed, we aU understand that you have to take care of the priorities! I for one admire your attimde: for aU that you endured, you consider yourselves "just plain lucky," We'U look forward to seeing you both at the ne.xt gathering - now aU we have to do is get Valerie Gerheiser to put one together again!

Most of us have spent at least some time in vehicles designed to go imderwater

(on purpose) and come back up again.

For the vast majority ofus, however, those oppormnities go away when we hang up the uniform. Not so with Parks Stephenson (sparks401@earthlink.net) who recendy sent the foUowing blurb: • just a quick update to let you know that I wiU be headed for the Titanic wreck this summer with James Cameron and a Discovery Channel crew. With any luck, you'U be able to see me during the hve telecast fix)m the wreck on 24 July 2005. 1 wonder ff any 79ers have been two-and-a-haff mUes under the ocean's surface, and in a Russian submersible, to boot? I hope the (Russians) have done proper PMS on the Mirs. I want to smdy the wreck, not join it. Parks • Talk about going fixsm one extreme to the other. Back at the Boat School, Parks drew the "Doktor Deal" comics we aU read in Tlie Log magazine. Now he's spending his time mUes below the surface investigating history. Good luck. Parks!

Sounds hke you'U have your own private "FantasticVoyage". (Too bad Racquel won't be on this trip...)

Bob "Dr. Bob" Larys (RPLarys@nincsd.med.navy.mU) checked in fix)m San Diego, letting me know he's six months into his three-year ophthalmology residency there. It's been a bit of a culture shock, after a tour in JacksonvUle, FL as a squadron flight surgeon and ffight instructor. In his words: "after a boondo^le like Fhght Surgery, having to work for a hving reaUy (exhales)."

Now, something is amiss here. I admit to not being an expert in medicine. But I am a Naval Aviator, which means I've had some deahngs with both ffight surgeons and eye doctors. Fhght surgeons have to deal with the entire body, whereas eye doctors deal with, weU, eyes. Fhght surgeons have to sit on mishap boards, but eye doctors don't. And whUe both professions reqiure the wearing of rubber gloves, the eye doctor says things hke "Read Line 9 on the chart", whUe the ffight surgeon says, "Turn your head and cough." And "Dr. Bob" says that flight surgery was a boondoggle, whUe being an eye doctor is hard. I don't think I want to know any more. Just keep your rubbergloved hands away tix>m me! (Seriously, Bob: keep those rubber-gloved hands

away iiom me! Good luck -with your -was an appeahng thought? Probably the residency. And thanks for the emaU - like same person that first saw a crab or an you'U ever send me another one! Please oyster and thought it looked tasty. I'm not sive our best to Rebecca.) sure but it's certainly a trend that has taken off. WeU it looks hke I'U be up here And, of course, this woiUdn't be a for a year or two longer, as my orders are complete column without the worldbeing extended, so if you're in the D C rcnowned "Tidbits and Snippets" section. area — come on down to ffie boat!!!!

This month's entries: P J \ D M Artie Johnson, mentioned It's always great tofinaUyhear from above by Sean Cate, is also in the news someone who has never -written into this month. Artie wiU be stepping down SHIPMATE. In this case. Bud Cheeks fiom his post as US Pacific Command Heidhausen, cheeks@urf.com finaUy Representative, Guam/Commander, U.S. took the plunge, and stUl managed to Naval Forces, Marianas, Apra, Guam. He keep it sort and to the point: is being assigned as Commander, Patrol I Joe, I'U keep it short. N o good photos and Reconnaissance Fifiii/Seventh Fleet, worth sending. Have not -written - ever.

Misawa,Japan.

Retired from service. Married 20 years to Kevin Boyd (kboyd@authsec.com) Carol. She teaches. ChUdren Laura (18) emaUed to say he has changed jobs. He and Eric (15).We see a few classmates now works for Authsec, a smaU company in regularly. Working in Maryland, regards, Columbia, MD ffiat does information secuBud^ rity work, mostly forffieUS government.

From his note, I was also able to glean that CAPT Rob Sterling (Robert.Sterling@elmendorf.af.mU) is the he is the Director of Defense Programs, University Research Foundation, current Director for Operations, Plans and Maryland Advanced Development PoUcy Q3 / J5) Alaskan Command.

Laboratory.

Dave Jackson (DJackson@ Out of the blue I also saw a note from drs-c4i.com) has hung up his oar. He retired back in March and is no-w working David Haines, one of my teammates from ffie early soccer days at Navy, who at DRS Technologies in Gaithersburg, sent in this update on a pretty MD as the Director of Business incredible career: Development for Homeland Security.

Dave and Chris are looking forward to • Joe, Sure seems hke a long time ago we joining Class activities in the D C and were standing on the soccer field Annapolis area. Continuing the long together! Here's the basic history: Hired Jackson Na-vy line (4th generation) is their

by Delta in 1997,1 made Captain in son Mike who wUl graduate from Holy 1996, in less than 10 years, working for Cross and be commissioned in May. the best airline in the country. 1 was doing Mike wiU be entering the New England extensive instructing, evaluating, and School of Osteopathic Medicine in July. program development work on the BCongratulations, Dave!

757/767 and then, in 1998, was selected WeU, gang, {stand byfor tremendous closingto head the launch of our B-777 line!) that's a wrap for this monffi. My ffianks program. 1 oversaw the most successfiil to all ofyou who took ffie time to write, caU introduction ever at Delta, including aU and emaU. Enjoy ffie onset of summer, but acceptance, deUvery, service introduction, be sure not to let your dog? bum. and operational training and standardizaSee you next month! tion of a $1.2B program. I returned to Omnes Viri! Wiz... hne flying in the summer of 2001, in keeping with company pohcy. Last spring R^[V ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% I was also asked to assume the Chief PUot (^24 LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 95% of NYC International flying, but PRES: Tim Kobosko dechned. I wiU admit that I am ready for a SECY: CAPT Joseph A. Grace Jr., USNR change. It is very similar to when I left the 15 Allard Blvd.. New Orleans, LA 70119 Marines sort of'Been there, done H; 504-486-9048; F: 504-488-9729 that, got the T-shirt". At age 47 I've nothE: joe.grace@l 980.usna.com WEB SITE: www.USNA1980.org ing left to accomphsh in the airhne Greetings and Happy Saint Patrick's business I've been an international wideDay! Who ever thought that green beer body Captain, flown the world's most

advanced aircraft aU over the world (literaUy), had a once in a hfetime management experience. I've certainly accomphshed ALOT more than most airhne pUots EVER dream of in a 30+ year career!!

What's next?

Best Wishes, Da-vid • We have a few Classmates who have gone the Dude Ranch way - some even own one - here's a note from Tammy and Randy Stefanovic, who was out on the plains with Lacretia and Ted Mikita, cowboy@lwranch.com , at their dude ranch on vacation. It's caUed Laughing Water (I think I've mentioned it in the column before).

Our Classmates have kids of aU ages.

K-ris Elliot may have the youngest — whUe another was giving away his daughter — lots of that going on these days: Walt Porr, waltporr@rcn.com -wrote in with this note: • On January 15 on an absolutely beautifiU day at the Marine Corps Base at 29 Pahns, Cahfornia, I walked my Daughter, LCpl Sarah Dawn Porr, do-wn the aisle of the Protestant Chapel and into the arms of her husband, LCpl Joshua Da-vid Mahley. He is an LAV driver whUe she drives deuce and a hahs, humvees, tractor traUers and the hke for CSSB-10. One down, six to go. Walt • John Kirby, jck@comcast.net was good enough to send in an update on himself and a few classmates: • Hey Joe: On November 19th, 2004, Captain Mike Brown (18th Company) was reheved as Commanding Officer of Naval Information Warfare Activity (NIWA) after a highly successfiU tour in Suitland, Md. "Brownie's" next stop is Deputy Commander, Naval Security Group at Fort Meade, Maryland. He and his -wffe,Therese', have traveled aU over in their naval career, but have been stable here in the Balto/Washington area for the last 6 or 7 years.This has given rise to an 18th Company dinner group consisting of the Bro-wns, Carol and Bud Heidhausen, and Jane and John Kirby.

Bud retired from the Marine Corps a few years ago (former F-18 pUot) and has been working at the Maryland Advanced Development Lab in Greenbelt, Md. Carol and Bud hve in Howard County, Md.The Kirby's setded in CatonsviUe,

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CLASS NEWS Md. (where John grew up) in 1985 and John has been doing entrepreneurial things since.The Browns have a son, Ryan, who is a Youngster now and in, you guessed it, 18ffi Company. Bud and I attended Brovwue's Change of Command and were quite proud to represent'80. In turn,'80 should be proud of Brownie as he has had, and continues to have, an exceptional career in serving our country. •

Bill Personuis's Change of Command

Dan Archer DArcher885@aol.com also sent in a photo from BUl Personuis's Change of Command. Here is his note: • Joe, On February lOffi 2005, feUow USNA 80er's attended BUl Personuis Change of Command Ceremony aboard ffie USS Pelehu LHA 5. Attending fix)m USNA 80 m ffie picmre (L-R) are: Jack Cooper (Friend of 80), Steve Southard, Jim Pietrocini, Tim Kobosko, Capt Bill Personius, Dan Archer and Tom Sloan. • Alan "Dad" Wellesley weUesleyalnrobin@ verizon.net sent in a reaUy great letter covering the past 10 months: • Dear Joe, Back in May '04 Steve Huber reheved as Commander, Naval Surface Warfare Center Port Hueneme Division (NSWC PHD). Also m attendance fix)m our class was Mike Browne, and fix)m '77 Steve Fox, both of whom were in 15™ Company with Steve. It is nice to finaUy have a Classmate in the area. The principle speaker, Radm. Hicks, then Commander NSWC and now in OPNAV, mentioned that Steve is the fourth member ofthe Class of'80 to be selected as Commander's of NSWC Divisions: Joe McGettigan at Dahlgren; Joe Giaquinto at Indian Head; and Chuck Behrle at Carderock.

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eUc hunter. Col BUl Griffen (Harvard).

WhUe out here Luther and I camped one night along the Kern River, consumed our fair share of adult beverages, burned some steaks, and shot more than our fair share of buU. It was great spending some time together reminiscing old times and planning our Idaho eUc hunt in ffie aummn.

Mike "Fergie" Ferguson is back on his feet after hip replacement surgery back in May. Ferg is doing great and is back flying for American Airlines.

After seeing my Plebe Summer room mates name, Robert Ryza, hsted in "Last CaU" of the June 2004 Shipmate I communicated -with numerous 23 Company WILDMEN in an attempt to track down Bob's famUy. I had not been in touch -with Bob for weU over ten years, and, it mrns out, no one else had been either. I was able to track down Bob's widow, Kathleen in a Chicago suburb.

They had moved 6x>m Houston to Chicago a few years back to help Bob's Moffier after his Dad passed away.

Despite a physicaUy active hfestyle, including daUy running. Bob died of massive heart faUure. His autopsy revealed numerous heart aUments that had gone unnoticed by doctors, or, more likely, unreported by Bob (I suspect). Bob had worked for an oU company long enough to draw a ruce retirement. Bob leaves behind -wffe Kathleen and ffieir two young chUdren (ages 5 and 6). If anyone desires to get in touch -wiffi Kathleen please let me know.

On a more recent note, between Christmas and New Years my son Michael and I joined Lee Futch and Mike Ferguson, and his eldest son, John, on a quaU hunt in west Texas. A great time was had by aU -with lots of quaU and lots of shooting, and we're thinking about making this an annual event.

WhUe on a short trip to Washington DC in February I managed to spend ffie night -with Mary Beth and Dave Lengyel at their home in Annapohs. It had been a LONG time since Hunk and I had spent anytime together, and, weU, I guess you could say that somewhere along the way that evening we reached critical mass. Thank goodness MB was there to keep us out of trouble. (I owe you MB!) In early March Steve Ruber and 1 traveled south a couple hours and spent a

wonderfiU night at the Reuben and Chris Padilla casa in Coto de caza. We made the trip down the night before the l^*^ annual NAPS '76 Western Goff Classic, hosted by Boney B, at the Coto de Caza North Course in Orange County. After a REALLY late night, more than enough adult beverages, and a few hours sleep. Bone, Hubes, and I reported for tee time where we met up with Geoff "Hook" Houck.WhUe the weather tried to rain on our parade, we persevered and played aU 18 holes. This is truly a beautifiU and very chaUenging course. Where does the time go? Us '76 NAPSters started out together nearly 30 years ago.

Bone is stUl gainfiiUy employed by Advanced Systems Integration, Inc. in Lake Forest, CA. Geoff and Mary EUen are stUl in Temecula and Geoff is -wrapping-up his last few months in ffie Corps at MCRD. Gotta Run - AW •

Huber change of command. May 2004, with Mike Browne, Steve Fox '77, Steve Huber, and Al Wellesley

Golf Outing, Mar 2005, Geoff Houck, Al Wellesley, Reuben Padilla, & Steve Huber.

WeU,ffiat'saU the news ffiat I'm aUowed to fit into ffie reduced Column. I hope ffiat this finds each ofyou healffiy, happy, and wiser today ffian yesterday. CaU a Classmate, renew a friendship (as AW pointed out above, ffiere isn't always tomorrow to do that) - and as al-ways, BEAT ARMY, Joe.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 95% PRES: Jim Ahlgrimm 1948 Friendship PI.,F,ills Church.VA 22043-1542 H: 703-848-0793; E:jim@3lJgrimm.net SEC'Y: Dave Ciccarelli 145 De Sales Dr., Purcem-ille.VA 20132 0:540-751-1888; F: 540-751-1889 C: 703-431-0240; E: davc@kn.unc.com WEBSITE: www.usna.com/classes/1981 CLASSWIDE MESSAGES: usnal981(a>^oogroups.com

Preliminary preparations for our 25™ reunion continue, but it seems now ffiat ffiere won't be a footbaU game around which to taUgate during our weekend of choice. Labor Day 2006. So, the festivities are being moved to a later weekend in September ffie exact dates of which to foUow. Jeff Edgar (jeffi(y.edgar@verizon.net) passed along a photo taken in March at BaUston Common MaU in Arlington. In ffie pic are (1-r) Jeff, Jim Tanner, T i m Collins and Randy Duhrkopf.Jeff is working for Argon ST, a C41SR company headquartered in Fairfax. Jim is an 0 - 6 stationed at ffie Na-vy Annex -with Na-vy Personnel Command. Tim is a Deputy Director wiffi the Coast Guard Investigative Service. Randy is an 0 - 6 •wiffi DIA enroute to be the Naval Attache in London (tough duty!). I hadn't seen Tim or Randy since graduation.

Amy Voight from Shipmate forwarded a picmre ofthe Fatman forwarded by his older brother, Conrad Donahue, with text.

• "Hey, I just wanted to send you a photo of my younger brother Mark Donahue who is COMPHIBON 13 m Sasebo Japan. He has been deployed -with the Essex ESG the past few months (dropped his family off to contend with an earthquake and 3 typhoons whUe gone) and recently took his amphib group to Sumatra for tsunami reUef When he flew

ashore to survey the area, this mob of chUdren swarmed him. It speaks volumes.

I'm proud of htde bro' (despite the fact ffiat he be a "skimmer")." •

How about next month or three, we try to hear from someone who's never written to Shipmate. C'mon.You know you want to.

Later, Chic ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 97%

Got an emaU from Mary Gunther. The Gunthers have had a bit of "media exposure". In Feb 2005, our famUy was feamred in Kiplinger's personal finance magazine.You can see a nice photo of the famUy on p.83.The article states that the baby is taking a nap and thus not in the picmre but in reahty she was running down the street, .you can see her sister yeUing after her in the photo.You can find a copy of the magazine in the pubhc hbrary. The article is on the alternative minimum tax which we pay. C N N saw the article and did a television interview in our home which is to air on their morning program in March. I thought my daughter was joking when she told me that C N N was on the line. My husband Gary started a new job at the Academy.

He goes from driving that lovely commute to the Pentagon to a quick trip across the bridge to gate 8.

Speaking of classmates in the news, Wendy La-wrence wUl be aboard STS144, the Remrn to Fhght mission ofthe space shuttle. Scheduled departure is May 15™. Among other things, Wendy and company wUl be inspecting the Orbiter and repairing and resupplying the Space Station. I say "in the news" because WUSA Channel 9, Washington DC wUl be doing a piece on Wendy, time and date to be determined.

FinaUy, a foUow-up note from Bob Gast to say that Bob Grabarek is a partner with the law firm of CroweU & Mooring).

And finaUy finaUy the '81 Goff Tourney has remrned. It's scheduled for Friday May 20"^^ at Fort Meade at 1130.

For detaUs, contact Fred Reitzel at thereitzels@adelpliia.net.

PRES: CDR Dan Proulx, USN (Ret.) H: 410-280-5282; W: 410-260-5030 E: daniel.proub(@ngc.com VICE PRES: Matt Moury H: 410-263-7640; E: viccpresident@usna82.oig TREAS: CDR Terry Benedict, USN H: 703-913-7183; W: 703-607-1036 E: treasurer@usna82.org BUSINESS SEC'Y: David Balk 1722 Gemini Dr. SykesviUe.MD 21784-6230 H: 410-795-7621; W: 410-345-4774 E: dbalk@acin.org C O R R SEC'Y: -Ward CarroU

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40813 Meadow Dr., Leonanltown, MD 20650 301-475-7220; E: wardncarrie@aol.com www.usna.com/classes/1982

You'U note we didn't have a coluimi last month and only a short one this month.

That's because the electronic maUbox remains a lonely place (reminds me ot my maU slot back at the Academy). So right up front I'm going to put in the pitch I usuaUy reserve for the end of the colmmi: Send me an update, please.

Thanks to doers hke John Hynes we have news. He checked in with the foUowing: • "Diane and I have been married since 1983 and are the proud parents of two sons, Coleman (15) and Quinn (10). We have hved in and around Alexandria, Virginia since 1988. I separated in 1990 and am now -with SAIC as aVice President and Deputy General Manager of a $400M business unit providuig professional services to specific agencies m the InteUigence Conununity.

In November Diane and I attended Dennis Sinnett's Change of Conmiand as he took over the P-3 wing in JacksonviUe. In attendance were Dan Lynch, who has the P-3 wing in Brunswick and John Dziminow^icz, who has the P-3 wing in Whidbey Island.

Dennis, Dan, Diz, and 1 were aU JOs together inVP-10. I also saw Tom Schauder not too long ago; he hves in Springfield, and is workuig for BAE Systems at the Navy Yard in DC." •

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CLASS N E W S Mark Converse added an addendum to his where-are-they-now update he provided a few months back: • "KT McCarthy (recendy graduated from NDU at Fort McNair, DC, now at Defense Threat Reduction Agency in DC area), Steve Kingston (C-2/V-22 Requirements Officer at N78, C N O Staff in Pentagon), Kevin Wilhelm (recendy joined the ci-vU service with PMA-205 Training Program Team at NAVAIR, also coaching midget lacrosse with Ward), Glen Sears (recendy left USNA Batt O job, now at JCS,J8 staff in Pentagon), Dan Kovt^ski (recendy reported to N706 S&T Branch Head on C N O Staff, Pentagon), and Ken Carkhuff (supportmg PMA-299, H-60 Hehcopter Program Team at NAVAIR). • That's it. Once again, as my first skipper used to say at every AOM: "If you're not part of ffie solution, you're part ofthe problem." — Ward ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 99% PRES: CDR James H. Flatley IV, USN 618Vanderbilt Ave.,Virginia Beach,VA 23451 H: 757-963-7353; W: 757-836-4780 HE: flatmingo5@aol.com "WE: seamus.fladey@aol.com WE: f4jflad@cvw5.navy.mil SEC'Y: Angela Roth H: 713-432-0069; E: chrisangelarodi@sbcgIobal.net WEB SITE: wwTw.usiia83.com

This article was due the day before St. Patrick's Day and my luck finaUy seems to have come through.AU ofyou who write have my undying gratimde. Those ofyou close mouffied types, weU, open them! I get the feehng some of my gender are especiaUy reticent. It would be great to hear from you aU. I just returned firam my ffist trip back to London, after five years, and have to say it is my aU time favorite city in the world. The culmral aspects are fabtUous, but the people watching is even more ffin. Every nationaUty is there and they are aU eating curry. Seriously, if you get through London and want to eat at the best Indian retaurant, go to the Maharaja Tandoori at 14 Denman Street.

It is right off of PiccadUly Circus. TeU them, "The reaUy taU American Angela" sent you.

Without ffirther ado, our very own "Space Cowboy", C.J."Gus"Loria's update:

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• Greetings and salutations fix)m a longtime Shipmate reader, and ffist time writer! I have been -with NASA for the past 8 ? years, and am remrning to ffie Marine Corps!

Lffe in my adopted home state of Texas has been a dream. Although Houston itseff isn't perfect, we often managed to get away to the Texas HUl Country. As you can see fiom the enclosed photo at a reinmg competition last summer, I have adjusted to lffe here in Texas! « C J on Dbde July 2004 j p g » Lffe -wiffi NASA has been wonderfiU, and last year the NASA Executive Development Education Program selected me as the NASA FeUow to the John F Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. I graduated fix)m there this past June, with a Masters m Pubhc Administration.

The hermated discs in my back and neck -wUl prevent me fix)m flying the Shutde, but not a USMC Hornet! So I have DIFOP orders to the 1^' MAW, (Okina-wa) where it looks hke I wUl be ffie G-1, for 24 months on an unaccompanied tour. My address ffiere is:LTCOL CJ LORL\, MWHS-1 (G-1) 1^^ j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ UNIT 37121, FPO AP 96603, Office: 011-81-611-745-7370 / 7379. No new work e-maU address, but by May, I -wUl have my hfetime Harvard e-maU address pointed to where I am. cj_loria@ksg04. harvard.edu.Thanks, C.J. "Gus" Loria.

Col. (Select), USMC, Astronaut. CeU: (617) 953-8095. Work: (281) 244-8777 • Now hear this, do not bother to send me any updates to your personal address. The only way to let me, or any other graduate, know your details is to update the USNA website. I am way beyond chaUenged as it is just keeping aU ofyou abreast of my o-wn contact info. Maybe I should take up Rich Woodford's offer of a personal GPS. For the record, ffie new emaU is chrisangelaroth@sbcglobal.net. Phone and address are the same as before. I updated my detaUs on the alumni website already back in February. After checking on some old friends I reahzed that some ofyou are not reachable. What a shame!

Mike Rafter shared a momentous achievement with us, John Reich's induction into the EIWA HaU of Fame. We'd love to hear what else John has been doing and maybe get some picmres for

the class website. MUce let us know, after being asked, that he is hvmg in Odenton, Maryland and works for ffie Maryland Aviation Administration at BWI airport as the Director, Office of Engineering and Construction Management. Keep up ffie great work, both ofyou. Also, since we have a number of humble classmates, friends need to take Mike's example and let us know when someone is domg weU. Andy Cassity wrote: • HeUo Everyone! During ffie recent COMSUBLANT (CSL) Total Force Conference (Feb 04-05) m NorfoUc,VA, we looked around and realized there were 6 classmates fix)m 83. Never ones to be modest, we got a great picture togeffier!

From the left: Scott Purvis (36),Jim Kuzma (01), Doug Hmtze (22), Andy Cassity (31), MUce Simmons (02), and BUl Daitch (35). Jim (Deputy Director for Ops) and MUce (CSL N l ) are stiU USN, whUe Andy (CO CSL DET206), Scott (CSL DET106),Doug (CO COMSUBGRU8), and BUl (CO COMSUBRON8) are in ffie Reserves. It was great to catch up on news fix)m everyone at ffie sub conference. Please zap me a note ffyou would hke anyone's emaU (acassity@ cdanjoyner.com). Best Regards, Andy.

(Andy, get ffiem to update USNA.com, too, please) • • John Croce here (2nd Company). I had to get out ofthe Pentagon, and Afghanistan was my only ticket. After two weeks of "Army Training, Sir" I deployed near ffie end ofJanuary for a six monffi Inffividual Augmentation. At ffie CJTF 76 headquarters in Bagram, I bumped into Classmate John Forti (15ffi) who is doing great things m ffie Humanitarian Rehef effort for the CJ3 shop ffiere.

1 am currendy in Kandahar, assigned to ffie Regional Development Zone (RDZ), a relatively new concept ffiat is being tested in the souffiern region of Afghanistan. The R D Z focus is on large scale projects such as rebuUding ffie Afghamstan Bank in Kandahar, road projects, hospital rehabihtation, etc.They are doing some great stuff here in Kandahar and I have been assigned to expand ffie role to the other provinces in ffie region to make it a truly "Regional" Development Zone.

Lots of young 19-20 year old kids here in Kandahar fix)m Iowa proviffing force protection for missions outside ffie waU. Its great talking wiffi them and as young as ffiey are, ffiey are serious about protecting people ffiey escort.You know you are safe wiffi ffiem.

Its great to be part of an outstanffing teamfix)maU services and ffie ci-vffian sector as weU.The people of Afghamstan are excited about ffieir new government and ffie opportunities ffiat he ahead, but it wiU take some time.

(2 Pictures, One of me at Bagram Air Field next to my big gun, and one wiffi LTC Jorge Hernandes on Superbowl "Monday",T-bone steaks at 0330.) Andy,s picture is on ffie -website, ffianks to Jim Woods!!

John Croce CHLK-KH-KANDAHAR PRT (RDZ) APOAE 09355 Phone: DSN: 318-231-7375 john.croce@navy.inU jdcroce@ msn.com • On a sad note, one of our former classmates, DAVID JEFFREY BLOCK 44, of Louis-vUle, passed away on February 20, 2005. His obituary wUl be in Last CaU in ffie fomre.

Though my new emaU system wUl handle a great deal more, it stiU suffers from its operator. In the switching of providers, I lost a few picmres. When I retrieve ffiem, I wUl get them to Jim Woods, webmaster extraordinare. Andy, John, etc., please accept my apologies.

I have a book I'm reaffing, "Batde Cries and LuUabies", by Linda Grant De Pauw, founder ofthe MINERVA Center.

Amazing history of women in wars throughout history. Sammuramat was not only rruhtarUy amazing, she also erected the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. It is fascinating reading and ff Nimitz Library doesn't already have a copy they'U be getting mine.

That is aU for now. Remember to emaU me your latest escapades. Angle.

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Greetings fixim Central Texas. Spring is springing here and I hope it is wherever you are as weU. In keeping with my wUd domestic engineer hfestyle, I made a trip to Mexico -with a couple of friends back in March despite the fact that more than 20 women have been kidnapped (and some murdered) in and around Laredo since August 2004. Talking to a neighbor upon my remrn I said I was reUeved to have made it back safely to which she rephed, "Only young attractive women are being taken". Ouch. I'm finffing that growing old is pairfful in more than one way.

Back in March an alert reader and defficated eBay shopper noticed an '84 USNA ring hsted for sale on the web site.

The rmg actuaUy looked legitimate and it was sad to think that it was one of yours that had probably been lost or stolen. If you are missing a ring, please contact Timothy Ehzabeth Woodbury at the Alurrmi Association at timothy.woodbury@usna.com. She is great at dealing with E-bay in regard to Naval Academy rings.

Former 27™ Company Mate Joe Arnoso proudly wrrote -with news that his son John, currently a high school semor, has an appointment to USNA (along -with the other service academies) for admission to the Class of 2009! 1-Day wUl be June 29 and Joe is looking forward to experiencing it from the other side. Joe and I were wondering, is he the first in '84 to become a Middle parent? If there are others out there, please let me know! Joe also passed along news about Tim Daseler who has completed his assignment as Communications Officer for COMCARSTRKGRU Twelve and wUl move to P-Cola this summer to work for CNET recruiting nukes from ROTC umts nationwide. TharUcs for writing, Joe and best of luck to your son.

Did you aU see the Associated Press article in your newspapers back in March about George Zamka? George, one of our astronaut classmates, was interviewed about the potential frustration among astronauts, especiaUy new astronauts, as they wait for resumption of space shutde missions. George explained that it is the nature of NASA employment that very few people get to fly in space and that those that aren't able to derive satisfaction from contributing to the space mission.

George hopes to be assigned to a ffight in another two years and hopes to fly within the next four. We're proud ofyou, George, and we're eagerly awaiting your assigned mission. Good Luck!

On a personal note, my husband Dave recendy had his ceremony officiaUy welcoming him as the Assistant Division Commander (Support) for the 4 Infantry Division. At the end ofthe ceremony he had them play "Anchors Aweigh", a first I beheve for the 4ID band. The auffience ob-viously ffid not know the words but gamely yeUed "Anchors Aweigh" at the appropriate time. Another fonny thing about getting older — how the htdest things can get you choked up when you least expect it.

Please -write or I'U be forced to give you an update on my varicose vein situation. TaUc to you later, Karen.

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Class of '85 Reunion Update: We have nearly finaUzed aU the plans for our reumon weekend from 9-11 September, 2005.We are happy to announce the weekend events look great and -wUl surely be a huge hit with aU who attend. Our Friday mght reception -wiU be at the new staffium banquet facffity (both levels) and -wUl include an entire evening of great food (hors d'oe-vres, serving stations and a dessert buffet -with open seating), unlimited bar, and some surprise entertainment. With a Saturday evemng footbaU game (kickoff for approx 1830), it wiU leave plenty of time Samrday for sleeping in a httle, mid store shopping or

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CLASS N E W S just walking around ffie towm. The TaUgate party wiU begin at 1400 and go untU after ffie game. We are plarming an entire "campus" approach to the taUgate complete wiffi a kids entertainment area, flat screen TV's and sateUite music, luxury portable bathrooms, and afiiUselection of great food and beverages. The taUgate wUl be a great time foUowed by an exciting footbaU game. Tickets wiU be made avaUable in a special class block and at a special price, details wiU be given on the class website. The remainder of ffie weekend wiU include a Class Memorial service at ffie chapel at 1500 on Friday, a formal parade at 1600, adffitional events such as goff and Sunday bnmch wiU aU be made avaUable. There wUl be plenty of free time for company events to be planned by yourselves.

By ffie time you read this we wiU have announced the new class website wdffi registration information. The new class site wiU consist of a non-secure area ffiat wiU contain class news, reimion info, class apparel (boffi reumon and everyday apparel), and hnks to aU ffie important Alumm or NAAA sites. We -wUl have a secure area where classmates can register; post updated personal and famUy information, a class chat room area, areas for employment networking and whatever offier -valuable content we can pro-vide.

Once you visit the new website, you wUl see ffie enffie reimion schedule of events and aU pertinent information from hotels, event costs and sign up instructions.You wUl be directed to a USNA Alurrmi secure site to acmaUy register for events and pay your requisite fees for ffie reception, the taUgate, and for overaU registration, etc.They -wUl coUect money for us and direct it to our class operating account. Event prices wiU be speUed out on boffi the class website and on ffie Alurrmi website as weU. Keep in mind, ffiere -wiU be a registration fee to cover your attendance that weekend for such things as bus transportation, "gooffie" bags, name tags, admimstrative costs, etc. A portion of proceeds from aU events wUl go to fiind our class operating budget for the next five years so we can continue pro-vide our class with the high level of service you have come to expect. We wiU also be advertising in the coming effitions of Shipmate m case you imss ffie other

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irfformation. As always, you can provide feedback and suggestions to us. We ask that you wait unffi we release aU ffie information before you send any inqffiries.We have tried to cover aU bases and have used information and feedback fix)m pre-vious class reumon organizen and ffie Alurrmi Association, as weU as our own creativity, to put on a truly CLASS event at a reasonable cost. We assume that ffiose ofyou looking forward to our 20th Reumon would expect nothing less than a truly class event we wiU remember for the next five years or longer. That is how your class officers have approached planmng this event and we hope it shows in September We look forward to a record breaking mrnout in September and can't wait to see everyone. Sincerely, Bob Smiffi, Matt Schatzle, Bryan Caisse, Dave McDonneU, and Tim Kane. Class of 1985 Officers Please ensure that ffyou change your e-maU adffiess you let Bryan Caisse (8) know your new adffiess. We -wUl be sending out information by e-maU concerning ffie 20™ reumon and would hke to be able to contact as many ofyou as possible.

As you know we ask for "missing" emaU adffiesses wiffi every blast to ffie class.

Three people have recendy come back and said ffiat Dave Adamiak's (6) lffe long goal -was to never be mentioned in Shipmate.

Former presidents George H.W Bush and BUl Clinton -visited SaUon and Marines aboard ffie FORT MCHENRY (LSD 43) Feb. 20, as ffiey fimshed humanitarian rehef efforts in tsunami-ravaged Souffieast Asia. After stepping off of a CH-46 Sea Kmght hehcopter, both former chief executives were greeted by a proud crew of SaUors and embarked Marines, FORT MCHENRY Commanffing Officer Mark Weber (15) was upfixDntand greeted both men.

Recent e-mails: Rhonda Menke (Kurt's -widow) (12): • Ryan, Alex and I are now h-ving in Andover, Kansas right outside ofWichita.

AprU 14th is one year and it is stUl a roUer-coaster but we are survi-ving.

(Contact Dave McDonneU for adffiess). • Emil Petruncio (13) (petrunci@usna.edu);

• I started my assignment as a Permanent Mffitary Professor of Oceanography at USNA in late December, and I'm enjoying the heck out of it for multiple reasons.

I'm teaching Firsties this semester, and I'm enjoying the opportumty to share a htde scientific knowledge and professional advice with them before ffiey hit ffie fleet.

Listemng to them talk about their service selections, spring break plans, hfe in Moffier B, etc. has brought back a rush of treasured memories. Angela and I are hving in Arnold, near Anne Arundel Commumty CoUege, so I'm enjoying ffie shortest commute of my career (a rehef after 2 1/2 years of Beltway traffic). I have renew^ed my mvolvement with Navy fencing, helping ffie team as a faculty rep and epee coach. Speaking of Navy fencmg, we're havmg an Alurrmi Fencing Meet in Halsey Field house on May 1st, 1200-1600 (registration 1200-1230, fencing starts at 1300), with a reception at ffie Fleet Reserve Club afterward. We have several Navy fencing luminaries joining us, including two former Olympians, and I would love to see some offier '85 fencers join us as competitors or spectaton. The •varsity program was cut at ffie end of ffie '93 season, and ffie team currendy exists as a recreational extracurricular acti-vity.

This meet woU be fiin for ffie Mid fencen and alunrni, and I'm hoping it -wiU also increase interest in fencing among ffie brigade. For more detaUs, contact me at ffie above e-maU. • Chris Betton (19): • My wffe Tracey and I hve in Waldorf Maryland. We have two chUdren Christopher - 10 year old and Charnae 12years old. 1 am a Semor Project Engineer working for Lockheed Martin in SpringfieldVA. Charnae is going to her second entry in ffie Charles County Science Fair this weekend (March 12ffi).

We worship regularly at 'Victory Chapel' in Accokeek MD. Tracey and I sing on ffie Worship Team and woiUd be glad to have any alum join us ffyour in to-wn or hve near souffiern Maryland. • Benjamin T.Wright (12): • I went to Bob's ceremony. A fine occasion, with very much a Bob Armstrong (36) flair. Major General Jones, CG, Training and Education Command, presided over the ceremony, which

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CLASS N E W S included awarding ffie Legion of Merit to Bob. The General pointed out ffiat it is very unusual for a LtCol in ffie Marines to be awarded ffie Legion of Merit, but ffiat it was an easy seU in Bob's case.

Robert Loria (32) and Joe Monaghan (34) were also at ffie ceremony. We are aU looking forward to our 20th. •

of some of my class mates, it was probably more ffin ffian most so I'm throwing a party. I'U be conducting the ceremony on board the historic "Star of Inffia" m San Diego on AprU 29th at 1000. If anyone who doesn't hate me for some reason is mterested m attending, ffiop me an emaU at and I'U send you an invite. •

Mike Kessler (24): • From November 2004 through January 2005,1 was supporting ffie 55 Presidential Inaugural as ffie Parade Assembly OIC. Beforeffiat,fix)m October 2003 dirough March 2004,1 -was in Baghdad wdffi a NAVAIR program caUed Tactical Dissemination Module. I -was ffie " X O " for ffie 6-man det, but ffie OIC offfiegroup in Iraq. Bumped m to Greg Sears (28) over ffiere, butffiatwas about it. Things were fairly qmet offierwise. • Ken Adams (16): • Here's a htde ne-ws fixjm some 16ffi company folks: I had the pleasure of attending Mike Graham's (16) change of command aboard the AUSTIN (LPD-4) on February 28ffi. After a successfiU 20monffi tour, Mike and his famUy are relocating back toffieWashington Navy Yard for a tour at PEO(rWS). Barbara Paul (16) and Eric Isaminger (16) were also able to make the ceremony. Barb is currendy at SACLANT, and wUl be reffiing March 1 Sffi; her husband Andy is currendy at the War CoUege doing ffie geo-bachelor thing in ffie semor course.

Eric is flying for Southwest and lovmg hfe mYork,PA. Bob Dill (16) and Stan Benvenutti (16) are also starting their second careers. Bob held his reffiement ceremony March 4th at NAVSUP headquarters in Mechamcsburg, PA, and is going to stay in the area whUe the kids finish high school. Stan is on the move to Charlottes-vUle,VA to start working for Sperry, after retiring from the Deputy IG post at MARFORRES in New Orleans. • Floyd Devine (03)(floyd_devine@ hotmaU.com): • Good Mormng 85! I just got back from deployment in the Guff on board ffie ESSEX. Now it's time to plan my retirement party. Even though my career ffidn't mrn out to be the awesome success

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We open this month's column -with a note from reffiee-to-be Ivan Pierce, who writes: • "As I -write tffis letter, I'm do-wn to 44 days and a wake up before I go on terminal leave. After my Division Officer stint on USS Cayuga (LST 1186) m Long Beach, I reported to SIMA Long Beach m February 1990 where I transferred into the Engmeermg Duty commumty. In June 1991 I reported to Supervisor of ShipbuUdmg, New Orleans where my project office buUt USS Harpers Ferry (LSD 49), a cargo variant landing sffip dock, and prepared it for buUder's trials m 1993. During this tour, I passed my ED qual board and also passed ffie national exam to become a registered professional engineer (PE). In September 1993 I went to Naval Postgraduate School where I got my masters in EE.Tffis was perhaps ffie pinnacle of my Naval career sociaUy since in adffition to bemg around company and NAPS guys like Aaron EUison, Kurt WoLFe, Louis Partida, Sam Kirby, Bob Barton '85 and a host of offiers, I made lots of friends wriffi mternational smdents.

Aaron's relationsffip with ffis wffe Deffise and their chUffien, Ryan, Lauren and Marissa con-vinced me to mrn down orders overseas and remrn toVA after PG school in October 1995 to be close to my o-wn son Michael, then 5.1 got assigned to SPAWAR in Arhngton,Virgiffia, where I was part of the Navy's Information Technology'21 ("IT21") revolution of afloat networks.When the command moved to San Diego in October 1997,1 went into the reserves,ffiiUingat the Navy Research Lab in Anacostia, Maryland, and worked fiiU time at the

Umted States Patent and Trademark Office m Crystal City. In 2000, RADM Ken Slaght '70, ffien SPAWAR Vice Commander and now SPAWAR Commander, asked the ED Commumty to recaU me to active duty to be ffie C4ISR Officer for DD-21, now DDX. After three years m that job at ffie Navy Yard, I entered my current assignment at NAVSEA working arcffitecture requirements for PEO IWS. I plan to have a short ceremony at the Navy Memorial m late AprU and then transition to a position somewhere m ffie Beltway. If you're m ffie DC area or just want to say heUo, I'm at ivanlegrand(^aol.com.The photo below is of me and my son Michael, who is m mnth grade, makes mosdy B's and is on the varsity basketbaU squad. I'm an assistant scoutmaster with ffis troop." •

Ivan Pierce with his son, Michael

Next, an update firom Da-vid Driftmier: • "I'm StiU wiffi Microsoft as ffie World-wide General Manager for Education. I just returned firom Colombia and Mexico and I'm headed next to Inffia. I am married (Sarah) and have two daughters, who are 12 and 14. After five years as a SWO (ASWO and ILT on an old Knox class and an exchange tour in Hahfax -wiffi our friends to ffie norffi), I left the Navy m 1991. Most of ffie time since ffien I have been -wiffi Microsoft in various cities and have now been m ffie Pacific Norffiwest for ffie past four years.

As far as classmates go, I know firom change-of-commands ffiat two old roomies, Sean Cannon and Kevin liams both have squadron commands.

Kevin is currendy deployed to Iraq." • Dan Gruta -wins tffis monffi's mostclassmates-spotted award -wiffi ffie foUo-wmg post; • "I am currendy working as a defense contractor at SPAWAR H Q here in San

Diego. I run into a few Navy active duty classmates hke Mike Blumenberg, Frank Arata and Steve McPhillips. My job usuaUy takes me into DC where I've run into Ray Tolomeo (USMC IG). He informs me ffiat he and Steve Jones are ffie last remaiffing Marines on active duty fiom Sffi Company. The Navy Reserves and events like ffie Emerald Bowl help me catch up wiffi our classmates. 1 have been ffiUhng reservists at COMPACFLT in Honolffiu since 2002. In Hawau, I've run into my room mate, Mike Nahoopii (working for Parsons), Pat Grandelli (OIC of N R USS Crommehn/Pacific Ocean Pipe Engineer), Tak Yamamoto and Todd Hall (boffi at CPF), Morgan Jones (PACOM) and Tom McGovern (VP Squadron CO). My famUy and I attended the Emerald Bowl to introduce my girls to some Navy traffitions. Ran into Jim McNeal (head hunter,'86 San Diego Class Rep and feUow COMPACFLT reservist) and Jessie \irilson (CO USS Higgins). I had the privUege of sitting wiffi Jim D-wyer (financial planner) andffisfamUy and was able to get an authoritative msight mto ffie game,ffiour seatmg area was also Chris Ramos (Staples Business Operations). I ran mto Dennis Perez (chiropractor) as I was entermg SBC Park.

Last but not least, my company mate Brett Feinstein and I had a short reumon durmg haff time. Brett is a NAVCENT reservist and has fiUed in for me at PACFLT. He is currendy employed by ffie IRS. This past summer, I had the privUege of swearmg m Midsffipman Joanne So mto the Class of 2008 ffi Mother B. Her Dad, showm beside me in ffie picmre is Johnson P. So '84. •

Dan Gruta swears in Joanne So '08

Scott Grimm writes from Florida with ffiis first time report: • "The Na-vy brought my famUy to JacksonvUle (VP-49) back in 1988 and we have never left. 1 left active duty after my commitment was up, continued flying P3's inVP-62 untU they kicked me out of that spot (I made CDR), and now I'm actively involved in the VTU; support assigned out to a local reserve uffit commanded by John Bailey '88.

DrUhng for points . . . what a concept! I got married in 1989 to my wffie Courmey. We have tffiee beautifiU daughters: Hannah (7), and Sarah and Emma (both 2).Twins are an experience everyone shoffid have to endure. We hve on a seven acre farm outside of Jackson-viUe. My -wffe and oldest daughter actively compete in horseshows and I spend my free time saffing, rurming, cleaffing the barn, and trymg to keep aU the women m my house happy. Maybe not m that order aU the time. I work as the Director of Operations for a large personal injury law ffimffiJacksonvUle, HarreU & HarreU, PA. I've been there almost ten years now. I never picmred myseff doing tffis but enjoy the heck out of it. My wffe is a partner -with the law firm of BedeU, Dittmar, DeVaffit, PUlans & Coxe, PA." • Our last report tffis month comes from 12'-'^ Company's Bill James: • "My -wffe DaffieUe and I recendy adopted a baby boy born January, 14, 2005 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The baby, whom we named Langston, underwent a successfiU major heart operationffiffis third day of hfe, wffich delayed for a few weeks the famUy's remrn to our home in the San Francisco Bay Area. In December, 1 had great ffin takmg my two year old daughter, Cassandra, to the Emerald Bowl in San Francisco where, as Cassanffia tells the story, they 'clapped for the Na-vy' and 'Papa yeUed' (especiaUy during that goal hne stand in the second hah). I work as a patent attorney ffi Sfficon VaUey and am proud to have had my name added tffis year to name offfisfirm,wffich is now known as Van Pelt,Yi & James LLP." •

Bill, Cassandra and Daniell James

Thanks to aU who posted this month, and please keep the news corffing so I can fiU the column -without accidentaUy posting my own personal news two months in a row, as I ffid last time, oops and sorry. Also: tffis column is the last caU for nominations for class officers. E-maU Class Prez Dan White or me for more information ff you'd hke to run for office yourseff, or suggest a classmate. On June 1, we -wUl close and post the Ust of nominations, and estabhsh a vefficle for the elections, to be effective as of the 20 Reuffion in October 2006.The officers elect -wUl be expected to work with Dan White and me on makmg that reumon happen. We look forward to it!

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Greetings '87! I -write to you today whUe preparing for a trip into the heardand of our neighbor to the south, Mexico. I have no idea where exacdy I'm heaffing off to other than it is in the midffie of a desert and no where near Cancun. AU I know is a jomt venmre my company is a part of has a manufacmring facffity out there somewhere and I need to take a look at it. I had planned to write tffis months column from the lonely sohmde of a hotel room ffi the coming week, but I just fiffished reaffing a security briefing from our corporate security guy, and after seemg the words "kidnapping of American's" about fifty times I figured it might be -wise for me to go ahead and get tffis written ahead of time!

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CLASS NEWS I received lots of great maU tffis month so let's jump right into it. First off is a note from Rob S-wickley via my worthy predecessor Shelley (Laurilla) O'Malley. Rob has recently made the journey to Kuwait and sent along a fascinatmg note aboutffisjourney and experiences to date wffich 1 have included below. â&#x20AC;˘ HeUo to everyone from Kuwait! I wanted to let you aU know that I'm just fine and everytffing's going great. I'm sure everyone's been wondering what happened to me. I'm not big on excuses, but I can say that hfe has been pretty crazy since I left, seemingly so long ago in early January. 1 can't beUeve ahnost two months have passed! Here's a quick rundown on what I've been up to.

After a long Samrday of piddhng around my house (essentiaUy waiting to get going), I got up on Sunday the 9'-" and THE DAY had finaUy arrived! We flew up to Newport News to start our journey. The trip started with gUtches right away. For one tffing, it turned out to be quiteffifficffitlugging around four huge bags,fiiUof heavy gear and I had a weapons case to boot. I don't know what the people waitmg in hne thought when I opened tffis case -with two M-16s and two 9mms! Next, looking out the plane -window, we could see that some of our bags were stiU sitting on the tarmac, as the plane backed out to taxi. Too much weight I guess.

We started the official part of our trip at Fort Eustice,VA. Once we checked in, we headed up to Fort AP HiU, near Fredericksburg, VA. The base is kind of in the middle of nowhere. It may have been busthng with acti-vity at one time, but now it's kind of a traiffing facffity, with lots of woodsy terrain, dirt roads and weapons firing ranges (some with ffisturbing names hke "Bayonet Range" or "Grenade Range").We drove to these long wffite buUdings with little windows.

This was to be home for the next tffiee weeks.To our surprise (and for some, horror!), we walked in the door and discovered that it was an open bay barracks, just a long Une of bunk beds on a concrete floor. Remember, we're Air Force and not used to such deprivation!

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tffing was fine. I've camped out on mountains and traUs in conffitions far worse! What did hurt a httle was that there was sometffing wnrong with the heater in the buUffing and it got quite cold in Virgiffia durmg our stay. At one point, it was down to the ffigh 40s in the bay at night, but we survived.

Thus commenced a very fun three weeks. EssentiaUy, the Army gave us a famffiarization course in "how to be a solffier" (which you don't necessarUy learn in the other services).We drove around in Humvees (aU kinds of terrain!), learn how to operate as a convoy, ffid day and night land navigation, shot on various weapons ranges and wore our combat gear ("battle rattle" as the Army calls it) aU day, classes included. At first, the body armor is very uncomfortable, but after a whUe, we aU commented that we felt strange when we ffidn't have aflakjacket on and a weapon in our hands. The Army may "dumb" tffings down a bit, but there's a method to their madness.

We flew over on Sunday, 1 /30 via Frankffirt, Germany and Aviano, Italy.

Cool to see Aviano again, although offiy briefly. We essentiaUy "missed" the 31^'because of aU the travel time. Apparently, we flew right over Iraq, wffich seemed kind of weird. It reminded me of flying over parts of the West, where you see clusters of hght (towns and cities) surrounded by areas of utter blackness must be a lot of empty desert there. We roUed into Kuwait City very early in the morning and started our bus ride to check in here.

Then, the real fun began. The first two weeks were a complete blur of getting settled in, turffing over with our counterparts (I worked a lot of 16 hour days then), getting vefficles, learning about the base and trying to understand what the heck is going on around here! We took over after about a week and haff and I haven't had a day off smce. Of course, there isn't much else to do here, so My job is hard to describe, but essentiaUy 1 run aU the field projects on base that involve troop labor (instead of a contractor). So, a lot of coorffination / facUitation, project scoping, and management to get the job done. The hard part is that the construction pace here is crazy.

Every day, you can drive around this base and see sometffing new and ffifferent

going on. I also manage several fondffig pots to buy construction materials and specific items for projects.The fund site I manage for gravel and clay material alone (road and motor pool lot construction) is worth about $5M. Where it gets crazy is I also have to do the vendor interaction, order material, receive it, make sure the troops get it and process invoices. I guess I'm hke the project manager, fonffing resource manager, planner, contracting officer's representative, buyer and invoicing agent, aU at the same time! Plus, I'm not faiffihar with the Army, I don't totaUy know who does what at tffis base, the vendors are aU foreigners (who don't always speak good Enghsh) and deadUnes are fast approacffing! ActuaUy, I'm ha-ving a great time though. Everyday, sometffing comes up that I've never heard of or dealt with, but my personahty and work background is weU sffi ted for that. I've even had to do some engmeering. Designed a water supply and sewage remrn for a latrine / shower traUer renovation project.

Once we got here, it was quite apparent that we are quite safe here. We're ffi the southern part of Kuwait, far away from aU the Iraq smff. For those ofyou who worried before I left, the biggest danger I face here is overeating! You can absolutely smff yourseff every meal, ffyou want. And ice cream aU the time.

Kuwait, unformnately, is not the most beautifiU place ffi the world. It reminds me very much ofthe southern Mojave out in Cahforffia, aroundVictorvUle, Hisperia, Baker, etc. Lots of desert and sand, but not like the beautifiil desert of Nevada and Utah.

Anyway, as the Army woffid say (as they're gettmg off the phone), OUT Robert L. Swickley CAPT, USAF Cffief, FET Operations â&#x20AC;˘ Thanks for your note Rob. Be safe over there and ffiop us a Une now and then to let us know how you're doing!

Chris "Bolter" Bolt passed on a note fromVAW-115 where he took command on 20 January 2005. Chris reports that command so far is going weU for hrni. Pre-viously he had been X O serving under Rich "Stormy" Weathers '86 who was one of Chris' upperclassmen during plebe year in Stand in Lme 29.

Looks like some tffings never change as

Chris found himseff doing come-arounds whUe both were on board KITTY HAWK (CV 63), which apparendy caused those in nearby staterooms to question ffie saffity of ffie C O and XO. In spite of tffis regression Chris reports he isflyffiga lot and now headed for Hong Kong where he plans to update ffis wardrobe by having anoffier suit made.

Cffiis also mentioned that he has run mto Kevin Coyne who is X O of HSL51 stationed in ffie hanger next to his at NAF Atsugi, and ffiat Ke-vin played some awesome hoops in the Air Wing tournament!

More good news about '87 taking command came my w^y firom Geoff deBeauclair. Geoff and ffis famUy recendy completed a two year NATO tour ffi Belgium last March before Geoff headed off mto ffie submarine PCO pipehne. He subsequendy relieved as Commandffig Officer of NEBRASKA (SSBN 739) (GOLD) in Bangor, Wasffington on 10 December 2004, and sent along a couple photos from the change of command ceremony, wffich had to be held ffi a nearby museum as the sffips' schedffie precluded holdmg the change of command on the sffip ffiemselves.

pounds 9 ounces! Mother and baby are doing weU, and Walt reports Walter IV is AU Navy!

In closing I'd like to let everyone know that I had the fortune to be copied on a series of e-mails initiated by Chris Dunphy and passed around by too many of our Classmates to hst reminffing us that 17 February 2005 would have been Chris Fay's 4 0 * birthday WhUe 1 ffid not know Chris personaUy, it was painflUly ob-vious from everyone's thoughtfffi words that he was a great person and a great American who was a friend to aU who knew him and has been sorely rffissed by aU those who had the fortune have him in their hves.

I'd also like to mention that February marked seventeen years since one of the best friends I ever had, and my roommate for two years, Tom Adams was kiUed in a car accident in Wyoming whUe driving out to Idaho FaUs for Nuclear Prototype School. Like Chris,Tom was a great human being who I know is missed by aU who knew ffim, and is sorely missed, and thought of often, by ffis former roommate. I hope everyone -wUl take a moment to remember Cffiis and Tom in their prayers.

That's aU I have from the world of '87 for the month of May. Thanks to aU of you who sent those e-maUs, and please keep them coming!

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Joirdng Geoff in the submarine P C O odyssey was Dennis White who ultimately reheved as Commanffing Officer ofTENNESSEE (SSBN 734) (BLUE) homeported ffi Kmgs Bay, Georgia.

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I'm just now watcffing March Madness— as my NCAA brackets crumble before my eyes. 'Woffidn't it be ffice to see Na-vy make a move one of these years (where have you gone, David Robinson?). In the meantime I'U occupy myseff by cheermg for the local Uffiversity ofWasffington Huskies, here in Seatde...

As I watch the games, I thought I'd clear the Sffipmate maUbox. We've got just a few notes to pass on from tffis past month, starting -with tffis note from Brian DeBruin: • Hope aU is weU -with you guys. I've been keeping up -with everyone by always checking the class news in Sffipmate. It is always ffice to hear about how weU everyone is doing. It seems hke just yesterday our class news was last ffi the magazine, now I have to thumb through to find us!

And to hear about aU the XOs we are producing is trffiy amazing — Congratffiations to aU, but especiaUy to my old roommate Neil Funtanilla, my good old friend Pete Young, and my old housemate from Virgiffia Beach, Rob Gaucher.

WeU, after commissioffing and completing sea trials as MPA on the MAINE, I turned in the keys to to the reactor and decided to try CIVLAND. I worked for 4 years on the 99th floor of One W T C and left ffi 2000 to go to Phoenix and manage sales for one of my firm's branch offices. WhUe here in Phoenix I got my MBA in International management at Thunderbird and now run

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WeU, a big thank you to aU of my classmates stiU active ffi unfform. I can not wait to see you again. Unffi then, XO, keep that ego ffi check and remember, "Oh God, your sea is so big and my sffip is so smaU."—^Brian • Thanks, Brian. And I'U never miss the oppormffity to pUe-on to your thanks to our classmates stiU in unfform. Those ranks fficlude the send of our next emaU, David Ruth. David writes...

• Leticia, Christian, and I are corffing to the end of our two-year stmt ffi Korea. It trffiy has flown by, and we have enjoyed aU kmds of memories-for-a-hfetime here!

In January we spent two fantastic weeks on New Zealand's South Island..."remarkable" doesn't begin to describe the experience. I'm mcluffing a few picmres ofthe trip: one ofthe famUy on the shores of Lake Hawea; one wdth Leticia atop Franz Josef Glacier, and one wdth classmate Tony Benitez (West Poffit 1991) ffi Fiordland National Park. Tony and ffis famUy -were good enough sports to go -with us to NZ even after Na-vy drubbed Army just a few weeks before ©.

Our big news of late is that after about a year and a haff, and lots of paperwork and waiting, we have been matched to adopt a htde girl fiom Chffia. We'U head to Cffina ffi early AprU to pick up our 13month-old daughter, Ehana Joy. Picmres to foUow when we remrn!

Last note: 'Just got orders back to the states - we're heaffing to Newport tffis summer. If anyone is in the area, we'd love to catch up -with you! Our e-maU is (and -wUl be) na-vyruth(^1991.usna. com - ffiop us a note!—David • Thanks, David.. .those are some great picmres! Welcome back to the states.

David's note was foUowed soon after by an update from Da-vid Scheu from PhUadelpffia who sends us tffis rundo-wn on a number of classmates and academy grads.

• After spenffing about 5 yrs in Pensacola teaching T-34s, 1 moved to PhUadelpffia in Sep '03—s-witched Reserve jobs, now

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flying C-9s @ NAS WUlow Grove inVR52 with Brent Walker. Brent is currendy on furlough from Delta Airhnes, of course maxirffizffig ffis travel benefits in the meantime as the consummate jet-setting bachelor. 1 bought a house here and I'm now in my 2nd semester in the MBA program at VUlanova. By the way, BJUDM VirgU L. HiU, Jr. is the chairman, 1 beheve, ofthe Department of Leadersffip and Etffics here at 'Nova.

After reacffing PhUly, I found out that a company mate of mine, Tony Sanchez, had recendy relocated here afterfiffisffingB-school at Harvard. He is now the Director of Sales for a meffical technology company, Kensey Nash Corporation. Tony, Cffiistine and their son, Cole (5) five ffi a ffice suburb on the Main Lme in PhiUy. As coincidence woffid have it, 1 bought a house less than four mUes away—^before I even knew they were here.

Army/Navy tffis past year was a super "catch-up" weekend. After spenffing my ffist tour ffi Guam, I feel like I missed out on some ofthe good parties back here.

I'm glad we aren't wastffig our time at the Meadowlands an-ymore. Of course, I'm a htde biased because I now five ffi PhiUy. Anyway, John Suazo, then the OPS O @ VF-31 and some of ffis squaffion mates rented an RV^ ouffitted -with a keg of Sam Adams and lots of food, and made the roadtrip up from Virgiffia Beach. You may aheady have the scoop on that as weU from John. At the game, John and I ran into many frineds. Towards the bottom of the keg, I'm sure we ffidn't remember some, unfortunately—our apologies. We ran into Johnny Mann. He, Don Jack, Joey Dondero and Scott Carson are in Annapohs. We saw Jeff Woodbury, Dave Allen, and Shane Baldino at a taUgater I spoke with Scott Pitcock over a beer. After ffis Hornet career, he now hves in Cfficago and works for Uffited Airhnes. No, he's not flying. He works in their asset management ffivision—or Load Shedffing Department as he caUs it. He says it's a dynamic environment and he enjoys it. During the game, I spoke with the San Diego crowd on the phone, Harry and Amy [Greirson] Ward, Krista and Max Folkers, and Dave Graulich. I found out that John Greirson and famUy recendy relocated to

PhUly. I have yet to catch him on the phone for the detaUs. I also spoke with Steve Forkel on the phone that day. He ffidn't qffite get far enough away from the Marine Reserves and had recendy remrned from duty in the Midffie East.

He's h-ving on ffis boat in Hawau and flyffig 737s for Aloha Airhnes. He tried like heck to fly out (standby, jumpseat, etc.) for the game, but ffidn't make it.

The next good deal in tffis tale...I was tasked to fly a C-9 fiiU of officers and dependents from the Annapohs/DC. area out to the Emerald Bowl. There, at the game, 1 found a large portion ofthe San Diego crowd (from the '93 - '96 era) and a few others: the ever inseparable dynamic duo, Kevin Fisher andjeane and Van States, Al Grevacio, Scotty Waltermire, Dan Thorsfeldt, Kristen Waller, Matt Parra, and John Tarzon ('92). We aU went out the to-wn after the game, carousffig and careerffiig across do-wnto-wn San Francisco. Unformnately, I had a 0500 brief the next morffing for the ffight home, so I had to baUout on ffie fiin early (midffight). It was an awesome time, but a long trip home.

I keep ffi contact regffiarly -wiffi my former school and ffight school roommate, Jeff Roth. Jeff hves ffi Missoffia, MT, and among many other tffings, is flyffig P-3s for ffie Reserves mVP-69 at NAS Wffidbey Island, along with Pete Morse, who hves ffi Bend, OR. After instructor duty at NAS Corpus Cffiisti, Jeff entertained the Uffited Airhnes idea in Denver, before deciffing to remrn to Missoffia for law school of Uffiversity of Montana. He'sfiffisffingffis3rd year now.

Jeff competed on the moot court circffit tffis season. He and ffis team mopped up at the regionals at Uffiversity of Wasffington in November. The finals were held last monffi at the NewYork City Bar Association -with an exceptionaUy competitive field. I spent a few days in the City to catch the action hve. Tony Sanchez was able to conveffiendy coorffinate some busmess (intervie-wing prospective sales representatives) in NYC, and catch up wdth Jeff and I for a few ffiinks and conversation. We estimated it had been over ten years since Jeff and Tony last saw each other. As for the moot court, I must say the venue was notably ffistoric and the main haU was

awesome. The format modeled a Supreme Court argument to a panel of actual judges. Alffioughjeff^s team endured a difficffit and ffisappointing defeat ffi ffie second round, ffiey can certainly be proud of a good show in ffie nationals and ffiey enjoyed ffie week ffi NYC. FoUowffig graduation in June, Jeff has been awarded ffie prestigious position as a federal clerk ffi Missoffia. His ffiture boss. Federal Judge Donald W MaUoy is a Vietnam era Navy F-4 driver, whose son is now a youngster at Navy.

Also ffi town for Jeff^s competition.

Nana Adae jomed us for some -wffie, food and general skylarkmg ffi ffie City.

She is domg exceptionaUy weU, as al-ways.

She hves ffi Connecticut and commutes to ffie City for her job wiffi Lehman Broffiers. Through hfe ffi ffie Big City, she often runs mto Carlos Patino and Chad Joplin, also workmg ffiere.

I also keep ffi close contact wdffi Dom Strada. After finisffing his department head tour ffi HC-5 ffi Guam (along wiffi Eric Pfister), ffi August he reported to MIT as a mffitary feUow ffi the Security Systems Smffies program. Dom and Branffi just had ffieir third son last monffi. As one can imagffie, -wiffi school, looking for foUow-on orders, two boys under five and now a ne-wbom, he's not sleeping much. But ffien agam, Dom never ffid anyway.

AdffitionaUy, through ffie grape-vme I heard...Bo Steiner, flymg ffi the Reserves, was mobilized as ffie OPS O of HCS-5 flymg HH-60s for combat SAR in Iraq. He's back ffi Cfficago now, working for a meffical systems engmeermg firm, Stryker Corp. Jude Burke, also ffi ffie Reserves, recendy returned from duty ffiere,flymgffiesame -wiffi HCS-4, alffiough I haven't heard from him yet to get ffie most current and civffian details.

WeU that about covers it. I'U try to be a bit more frequent, and hence more brief, next time. Regardmg Army-Navy.

I imagme my workload for school for the FaU semester wdU be at least as heavy as it is now. So, I don't expect to be able to anchor a massive reuffion-hke blowout for ffie game. However, I'd be happy to give people what gouge I can on PhiUy details asffiegame approaches. N o matter how hard you're working, you have to defficate ffie time to that weekend—it's never

ffisappointmg. I'U keep you posted and I can be reached at tffis emaU or school, david.scheu(^viUanova.edu. Lasdy a message for "long lost" Kelly Houlgate...CffinewaAchebe! Where are you, mon?!—DS • WeU,ffiat'sa serious update. Tffis job is easy with chrofficles Uke that beffig sent ffi!d Thanks, Dave.

In wrappffig up, let me remmd you of two tffings. First, we'U be planrung our next big reuffion (No. 15!) commg up next year.. .ff you're ffi ffie Annapohs area and woffid like to be ffivolved please let me know -wiffi a note and we'U get you wdffi Jeffiey Woodbury and our plannmg committee. Seconffiy, Rich or some group of us may be reacffing out to you by maU and phone regardmg our class' contribution to the USNA Capital Campaign. As our class moves along ffi tenure and earrffiig capacity I know many ofyou wdU consider our class' obhgation to support financiaUy ffie ongoffig ffivestments ffi ffie Naval Academy and the classes who foUow ours. 'AU the best as -we make our way through sprmg and ffito summer 2005. ^ D ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 99%

to MONTPELIER (SSN 765) ffi February 1997. Tffiee years and two deployments later, I went to shore duty for one year (catcffing up from the grad school) at COMSUBLANT. Along the way, I met and married the former Dawn Krolman of Long Island, NY, and we had our 1st chUd, Tyler.

In the summer of 2001, we headed west to San Diego, where I reported to PORTSMOUTH (SSN 707) as Navigator. FoUowdng the pattern, the next tffiee years brought two Western Pacffic deployments and one new cffild, Hayley. We contmued west -wiffi a move to Peari Harbor ffi AprU 2004, where I now serve on ffie COMSUBPAC staff.

The most recent adffition to the famUy was our 2nd girl. Abbey, born ffi December 2004.

It has acmaUy been relatively rare to run ffito classmates (maybe because I've been behmd the curve), although I ffid see Jeff Eggers a few times whUe he was do-wn the road at SEAL Dehvery Vefficle Team One (SDVT-1). He recendy moved to San Diego.

So, great famUy, great job, and I hve ffi paraffise. What more coffid I ask for?

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After last month's photo montage, we do have some real verbiage for our update.

Matt LaBonte took an oppormffity to -write tffis month. Not wantmg to spiU any beans, this is what he has to say: • WeU, after nearly 12 years, I guess it's time to finaUy write to Shipmate. After graduation, I spent two years at N C State gettmg a Master's and basicaUy enjoymg civffian coUege lffe. Then it was off to the Nuclear Power pipehne, so my ffist nonschool assignment wasn't unffi I reported

Matt Labonte with family Hayley, Dawn, Abbey, and Tyler

Matt, thanks for takmg the time, corffing clean on your absence from Shipmate, and sendmg us that wonderfiil update. Yes, I agree, sounds hke you have a great hfe (-wish that we aU coffid hve ffi paraffise!).

Yet another May has come and gone — it's been 12 years now smce we've graduated. Hard to beheve, isn't it? If you are out there and haven't sent in an update ffi a whUe, please consider doing so.

Lookmg forward to afiiUe-maU box when I remrn from my upcorffing vacation! — Shogo

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on 12/2/04. She is 1 yr old and just the happiest baby ffi the world.

Also since my last submission, I completed traiffing wdth the Austm Fire Department and now work as a ffiefighter in Austin,TX. AU 1 can say about tffis is that it's the best job ever and I can't beheve they pay me to do it.

So anyway, I ffidn't make the reuffion but maybe next time. Take care and best wishes to aU. Kevin, Stefaffie and Clara.

Go Navy, Beat Army!!! • Congratffiations, Kevin and Stefaffie.

Julie (Preyer) Burton's Memorial Service Jim Keck with sons Andrew(4) and Gabriel (11 on Superbowl weekend in Jacksonville, FL

HeUo, 94! Thanks for joiffing us for tffis 11 observance of our graduation. Lffe has been exciting hereffiJacksonvUle. Those ofyou ffi the area got to experience ffist hand the excitement (and hassles) of hostmg a Superbowl. Alas, my beloved Eagles feU a bit short ffi their efforts, but it was a memorable experience nonetheless.

But enough of local happenffigs.

Kevm Rowe has some excitmg news of his o-wn to share: • Kevm Rowe here. I guess tffis is my 3rd entry and defiffitely the most exciting to -write. I am very excited to inform everyone that my wffe, Stefaffie, and I recendy completed adoption of our 1st chUd. We adopted a baby girl from Cffina. We named her Clara. Her Cffinese name was Qian Tu. So, to keep some of her Cffinese heritage we combined her Cffinese names mto 1 middle name, Qianm. We spent 2 wonderfiil weeks acmaUy in Chma getting her It was the most wondeifiU experience I can imagine. The Cffinese people were very, very warm and receptive towards us. We were in Beijing, Chongqffig and Guangzhou. We got Clara on 11/22/04 and came home

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Our last note for the month is a foUowup from the passmg ofJuhe (Preyer) Burton's passmg. Laura (Kratz) Mannix took the time to pen a personal account ofJuhe's memorial service: • As most people know by now my "Roomie", and our classmate, Juhe Ann (Preyer) Burton, along -with two other wdves/servicewomen were kiUedffia car accident on Feb. 9,2005 ffi Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada. Jffiie was deeply loved by aU who knew her and we were aU devastated by her death. As many of our classmates expressed smcere regret at not being able to attend Juhe's beautifiU service and reception in Laurel, Montana I wanted to -write to share the experience wdth everyone.

The church wasfiUed-with coundess flowers and cards from friends, famUy and sffipmates. Picmres ofJuhe, from aU stages of her Ufe were ffisplayed at the entrance and front ofthe church. At thefirontof the church Juhe's cremated remains were draped -with a brUhant American flag. The large church was fiUed to capacity -with aU the people Juhe touched throughout her short lffe. Throughout the service JuUe's ffigh school music teacher played gffitar and sang Amazing Grace, On Eagle's Wings, The Lord's Prayer and Batde

Hymn ofthe Repubhc. JuUe's cousffi, Karyn Singley, gave a beautiffil memory of Juhe and ffid the first reaffing. Ty Ferrell ffid the second reaffing. The priest gave a very comfortmg sermon and encouraged aU of us to be gende on ourselves ffi aUo-wing ourselves time to accept and grieve Juhe's passmg. Juhe's Dad, Mike, gave a beautiftU effiogy caUed "The Miracle caUed Juhe" about how ffi her lffe Juhe had hved her lffe to the fiiUest venmrffig out to "rough seas" unffi she had now remrned to a safe harbor.

Several Marine friends, led by Ty Ferrell, served as the honor guard and conducted the flag ceremony and mffitary honors wdth Ty presentmg the flag to Juhe's husband Eric Burton.

FoUo-wmg the church service a recep- ' tion was held ffi downtowm Laurel to celebrate Juhe's hfe. More picmres and photo albums ofJuhe wereffisplayed,as weU as more flowers. There were also cakes celebrating Juhe's hfe and upcommg birthday. Juhe's Mom gave an eloquent speech thanking everyone for corffing and remembered Juhe's wonderfiil "the glass is hafffiiU"and "let go and let God" ammde. Later ffi the day Eric's squaffion flew over Laurel in their F-18s as a tribute to Juhe.

The service and reception were attended by an extensive group of friends, the extended members of ffie Preyer and Burton famUies, members of Eric's squadron ffi Cold Lake and ffis former squaffion ffi Beaffiort, S.C, several offier sffipmates ofJuhe and Eric's and the foUowdng Academy Alumffi: Doug CampbeU, Jeff Block, Ty FerreU, CUnt Moxey, Lori (Ricketts) Drager, Leah Nelson, Heather (Keane) Graham, PhU Dwyer, Joe Silver, Dave Rice, Ryan Hurt, myseff (aU '94) and Wendy Towle '95.

Amidst our sadness and grief we had a chance to share our memories ofJuhe and to visit wdth old friends and the Preyer and Burton famffies. We aU brought each other much needed support and we knew Juhe was smffing dowm on us to see us aU together again and enjoying each other's friendsffip, even at tffis sad time.

Throughout the reception we knew Juhe was wdth us and that her spirit and her smUe woffid live on in aU ofus, especiaUy her daughter Hope, who continued to flash aU ofus her beautifiU smUe.

After ffie reception we continued visitmg wiffi Eric, ffie Preyers and Burtons unffi ffie early hours of ffie mourffing. By ffie time we aU fiimbled to ffie airport early Sunday morrung classmates had reconnected, old friendsffips had been revived and new ones had been formed.

We left Montana as a close kffit group ffiat was StiU strugghng to say goodbye, but ffiat was being to heal.

In ffie middle of ffiis tragedy we aU felt surrounded by Juhe's joyfiU spirit, she comforted us even now by bringmg us aU togeffier to say our final fareweU to her.

Juhe, your spirit -wiU hve on ffi aU of us — FareweU, fair -wdnds and foUowdng seas dearfidend,we love you. Laura (Kratz) Mannix • Thanks sharing this wdffi aU ofus, Laura.

Eric, we'U contmue to keep you and your femUyffiour ffioughts and prayers.

That's aU for this monffi. Keep looking out for each offier, '94. TU next time, take care and God bless. C-ya.. .Jim. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% IJFE MEMBERSHIP: 99% PRES: John Fleet E: class-president@1995.usna.com SEC'Y: LT Don Jamiola, USN 3229 Nansemond Loop,Virginia Beach,VA 23456 H; 757-301-7026; E: djaniiola@hotmail.com "WEB SITE: ww^?.usna95.com

David, ffianks for ffie letter, and the words of encouragement! Best of luck to aU in sunny Cahforffia. Keep the letters corffing; you wTite it, I'U print it. Later, Don. •BJ

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Greetmgs, '96! A quick note arrives from Jim Stobie. Upon remrnmg from deployment onboard JFK on 13 Dec 04, he is greeted home by some very special people! Jim had been servmg as the N2 for COMDESRON 24. He and his wdfe KeUy (ffis girlfriend whUe at USNA) were married on 15 May 99, and then celebrated the adffitions of two precious daughters. IsabeUe was born 6 Feb 02, and Sopffia was born 24 Sep 03. In adffition Jim's returnmg home after six months, Sopffie took her first steps walkmg to greet him that morffing! Thanks for the great update, Jim.

Attached photo of Maggie Vasak atthe Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center (AUTEC), Andros Island, Bahamas

Thanks for your e-maUs, photos, and letters. Keep them a'comffig! I -wiU pass on Jim Stobie's remffider to us aU, "Remember aU the '96ers ffi, over and about Iraq."

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Greetings '95! WeU, we got a letter this monffi firom a gendeman -who is so impressed with his new employee, he ffiought he'd wo-ite sometffing for our column. Once you read it, you'U get ffie picmre.

• Don, I wanted to let you know that Sonja Lemott (Knight) has recendy made a transition and jomed Modtech Holdmgs, Inc. ffi Perris, CA. Modtech is the largest manufacturer of factory-buUt facffities ffi ffie country. Sonja has jomed as a Project Manager ffi the company, iffitiaUy concentratmg on Technology and Real Estate.

Sonja's husband D o u g is stationed nearby at Camp Penffieton. We are absolutely thriUed to have Sonja wdth the company, and she is aheady makmg major contributions to our success. Just another story of a boat-school grad makmg a difference ffi the world.

Regards, David Buckley '87 •

Wizard of AUTEC"!). Thanks for adffition. Sir!

Jim, IsabeUe and Sophia Stobie

C D R Jeff Danielson ('87) sends the other tidbit on our own Maggie Vasak.

She is currendy the USW and ALFS Project Officer for the MH-60R at HX21, NAS Patuxent River. She recendy led the final test and evaluation ofthe M H 60R as Officer-In-Charge of a tffiee aircraft detachment to AUTEC. ("Submarme Captam's fear her," C D R Daffielson claims — caUffig her "The

Classmates, I'm sure that those ofyou here stateside are enjoymg the weather a bit more now that 4 months ago! For those ofyou servmg overseas, know that our thoughts and prayers are -with you. Thank you for your service and protectmg those ofus StiU here at home.

How many ofyou watched the ProBowl on February 13? Did any ofyou see our classmate Jany CoUaco cheermg??? I knew she was a cheerleader for the '49ers and recendy found out that she ffid indeed go the pro-bowl. Her appearance ffi the Pro-Bowl was the culnffiiation of her cheerleadmg career.

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CLASS NEWS She's earned her Masters in Operations Analysis firom Monterey and is now off to ffie next part of her Navy career.

Congratffiations Jany.. .we're aU proud of you and your acffievements.

Also, I recendy heard from Doug Thumm. He has just remrned from Iraq and is the proud father of a second cffild.

He and wdfe Mandy are residmg ffi JacksonvUle and are happy to be back togeffier agam after ffis deployment.

This update isfiromMike Uenza: • Hi everyone, as my friends know I left my SWOrrior ways a few years ago and am nowfl-ymgcirclesffithe sky -with VAQ-138 out ofWffidbey Island,WA. I'm -writmg from ffie USS CARL VINSON (CVN 70), haze gray and imderway heaffing to the Guff to selflessly reheve some of our classmates, among offiers, De-wey Lopes, who is domg weU and lookmg forward to shore duty in Oceana wdffi his wdfe Danita, another '98er. My wdfe Shannon and I are happy to armounce that we've got a boy on the way, he's dueffiJffiy, wffich just happens to be about ffie time I get back! Other gradsffimy squaffion fficlude our XO, CDR Keith Holden '87, Blake SmeUey '92, Jake Staub '98, Adam Page '00, Kelsey Martin '01, Joe Condino '01 and Jeremy Brand '02.

People 1 keepfficontact wdth, Todd Tavolazzi, that hot smash of a man is now happUy married to the wonderfiU Bormie Tavolazzi and flyffig '53s out of Sig, Scott Pichette is flymg 60's now and headed out on deployment as weU here soon. I ran ffito Chad Schumacher down ffi FaUon, our httie Chad was aU growns up and going tffiough the weapons school down there along wdth Greg Malandrino. Friday ffight Chad made several appearances at the FaUon O'Club, by the way. Brian Love and Adam Fleming are ripping up Department Head school up in Newport, RI,firomwhat I hear, they're tffinkmg about puttmg them ffi for the early X O program. AU the best to evryone! •

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Todd Sanders and ffis lovely -wffe, Maura (Duggan, '00):

LTJose Gomez (U of Fgrad), Mike Uenza, CDR W.Jensen, our CO and LCDR Blake Smelley '92

Mike Kostiw writes: • C.B., Sparky Here. Sorry I've been out of touch so long. I got back from a 6month deployment to Iraq in the end of January. The mission was to establish the new Iraqi Mffitary Academy. It was a great rffission. The deployment took place two weeks after I got married to Kim. Needless to say, she's happy I'm home ffi one piece now. • Mike, we're aU happy that you're back in one piece as weU. IncidentaUy, Mike and I served together as 2^°^ and 1^*^ Lieutenants ffi the Betio Bastards of 3'"'^ Battahon, 2^'^ Marmes at Camp Lejeune, NC. That's aU ffie updates I have for now.

Please contmue to send information when you can.

God bless you aU and Semper Fi, CB y j

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HeUo '99!

Summer's around the corner and we're about to graduate another class.

Funny, I don't feel another year older; how ffid tffis year manage toflyby so quickly?

I'm sorry to say but there's not much smff for tffis monffi. Give us your stuff] There has to be sometffing going on somewhere!

Let's just go to what we do have tffis month. Here's an update firom

• Maura and I are in Monterey for NPS. We have a beautifffi 1 year old (Morgan) and are expectmg our second girlffithe middle of AprU (ahnost Irish twdns). After 3 and 2/3 yearsffiHawau, I was ready to spend some time away from the infantry and start a famUy! School is good, I -wiU be done ffi September wdth a degree ffi Operations Research. Then off to Albany, GA, to help the Logistics Command -with some analysis. I run ffito many people out here, and recognize many more. Just the other day, Maura said it was weird here because you see a lot of people that you may have been flamed on by, but never knew their name. Anyway, I hope everyone is weU and bemg safe. Hope to see some people soon. Todd and Maura. • Congramlations on the htde fanffiyTodd and Maura. We are lookmg forward to picmres ofyou and the girls.

Last bit of update is from Brian Donohue. He sent us some picmres from ffis hffie reimion on the Big Island of Hawau -with Piko, Piko's -wffe, Meg, and Brian's girlfriend, Stephaffie. We coffidn't add any ofthe beautifiil nature shots because neiffier Brian nor PUco are ffi them. However, here are pictures of either both or one of ffiem from ffiat miffi-reuffion of ffieirs.

stretch of sand. Update your info on the usna.com 2000 class website and when you send the emaU note what you are up to. One sentence even.

The reuffion plan is taking shape and looking very good. We have one musical guest aheady to be named later due to contract negotiations. We have the class of 53 site. Tffis is primo. Tffis is the giant pavffion area in the endzone opposite the lockeroom. There wdU be no need to That's aU for tffis monffi. Hope everyone stare at afirostybeverage and wonder ff is domg weU. See you next monffi. your spot at the taUgate is worth sacrificMirffi-Tu ing for a peak at the game. EmaUs wiU Always do what you want, and say what foUow as we get closer and keep your eye you feel, because those who mind don't matter,on tffis magazme toward the back under and those who matter don't mind; ~ Dr. Seuss ffie two big ZEROS. Around the horn. Justin Fisher is now ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% ffi Anacortes, Wa. Eugene TreUes is in LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 95% KaUua, Hawau. Mark MacNamara is ffi PRES: J.V. "Murph" McCarthy Alexanffiia,VA. Mark Hermanson is ffi VICE PRES: Art Terry Virgiffia Beach. The former miss Kate TREAS: Nick Lalota SEC'Y: Tim O'Connor Majewski (now Kate Murray) and Matt 317 N. Pleasant A\-e.. Ridgewood, N] 07450 Murray are in Sand Diego, CA.Jon E: ShipmateOO@yahoo.com Crawford is in Oak Harbor, WA. Tim Atherton isffiJackson-vUle, FL.. Gregg Benton is ffi Colombia, Md and wUl be back at the Academy ffi Jffiy. Lauren (Narducci) Symmes isffiWest River, MD. Erik Sprague is in San Diego, CA. Aimemarie M. Spadafore ("Mimi") is iPursffing Ph.D. at Miami Uffiversity hopmg to transfer to Uffiversity of Maryland to fiffish. ErUc L Aubel is ffi New Bern, NC. Ralph CahUl is ffi Jackson-viUe, FL. Cffiistopher Roscetti is Picture ofthe Armstrong family taken Christmas ffi RockviUe, MD. John Armstrong time 2004. checked in from South Berwick, ME with a picmre of himseff and his famUy Gabriel, Patience and Coreyarme (Rickwalt, class of'98). Erine Orhch is in Aiea, Hawau. Erica (Butler) Burfield checked ffi from Anacortes, WA and noted that her husband Tom's information is the same as hers wffich is always good news.

Dr. Jason Yoder is ffi Orange Park, FL. Super Sle-wy Fresh and Che-wy Josh Lewds checked ffi from Edgewater, MD. Tommy Trimble is in Jackson-viUe, N C and flying Chris Streng and his daughters Madelynn and CH-53E and has been married for two Lauren enjoying a snow day. years to ffis -wffe Karen. Kyle Baker is ffi Olympia, WA I'm out ofthe Na-vy now, Y2K, and working as a pharmaceutical sales rep It is approacffing May. Who is ffi and in the Seattle area. Todd Bruner is back at who is out? How many closet hfers do USNA and Jared Wyrick is going to be we have? How many people signed on the 27*^^ Co Officer shortly both are for some extra time ff they could get it not on a huge chunk of steel or a pleasant

enjoying Annapohs and Eric Krause checked in from Manassas, VA. Chris Streng writes: • HeUo Classmates, Been a whUe smce I wrote last and I teU ya, it is great to read how everyone is doing in the Shipmate and on tffis website (now that I am on shore duty because on that mighty Frigate it woffid take an hour just to dowmload the webpage). I transferred to Traiffing Support Center, Great Lakes, IL as the Pubhc Affairs Officer last year in August after my first two tours aboard good sffip REUBEN JAMES (FFG 57) out ffi Peari.

My -wffe, Kristi and I are expecting our tffird cffild tffis June. Our two daughters Madelynn (3 yrs) and Lauren (just mrned 2) have been enjoying the snow here but are asking every day "When -wUl it be summer Dad?" Lffe is good and we look forward to visiting the Annapohs area for the reuffion. Attached is a snow day picmre of me and my two daughters.

Kffid of a redneck Frosty, hunters orange hat and a bobber for a nose...hey, we hve ffi the midwest now. Cheers, Cffiis Streng • Beth Henderson, -wffe of Ke-vm -writes ; • I'm -writmg on behaff of my husband, Ke-vm Henderson. He never wants to send in an update, so I thought Iwoffid do it wffile he's on patrol. Ha!We currendy hve ffi JacksonvUle, Florida, and Ke-vm is stationed at Kings Bay Naval Submarme Base, attached to the USS West Virgiffia (SSBN 736). Our big news is that on January 5,2005, we welcomed our first chUd, Mereffith Leigh Henderson. She weighed in at 7 lbs, 13oz and was 20.5 ffiches long. She is just beauti&l, and everyone says she looks just like her Daddy! Beth Henderson • Aaron DeMeyer writes; • After beffig placed squarely back on the radar screen by MUce DonneUy, I suppose 1 ought to pass along a few updates. As MUce announced, I have ffideed joined the married ranks. On 7 August, 2004, my lovely bride Shawna acmaUy agreed to marry me, -with a bunch of blue and gold on hand as -wimesses. Sm Schneider, Dave Fry and Kenan Criffion were aU swordsmen, and Cffiis Comstock, Jason McCaUister, Rob and Anffie (Macgiffis) Laird were there. From '97, Suzanne

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IIIHDil CLASS NEWS Johnson came along, as ffid Kate GrofTisza firom '01, and several members of '02, mcludmg Marty Timmons, Beth Steffen, and Ricky Hayes.

The trip to Cahforffia was just a pit stop for Dave Fry, who left for ffie Sandbox a couple of monffis later as an mtel officer wdffi ffie ISGffiBaghdad. He was over ffiere for the start offfie-war, too, as ffie assistant strike ops for the LINCOLN, but he's a lot happier now ffiat he has a big room aU to himseff -on land!- and everyone calls ffim captam. Sm recendy traveled to ffie Midffie East as weU. He stopped by to see me for a couple days before flymg to Bahram to be a force protection officer.

A week after ffie weddmg, I packed up ffie new clan (wffich also mcludes our dog Dudley), and headed off to Monterey, one of ffie two best-kept secretsffiffie Navy. The first one is OHARP (officer hometown area recrffitmg), wffich is N O T just for ensigns an-ymore. I spent tffiee months as an ROTC recrffiter between SWO Ufe and NPS. There's no better remffider of why you doffiejob, and ffie hours are great. At NPS, I'm among ffie few masochistic Mechaffical Engmeermg majon, but to say ffie pace is slower here doesn't even ffint atffiehfe change firom SWO to smdent. By ffie time I get back to the Fleet, I'U have been on paid vacation for almost tffiee years!

Speakmg of vacations from the Fleet, Jen Becht is out of the Navy, and she has checked ffi with me to let me know she's setded backffito NorfoUc, where she's an engffieer wdth a defense contractor, provffig that Ufe-after-navy can be just a change of unfform. Jason McCaUister is also out, and at last word was breaking ffito the financial world somewhere ffi San Diego.

The biggest newsffimy hfe, however, is that the DeMeyer clan is gro-wmg again.

In adffition to a lovely new wdfe and an exceeffingly cute dog, the famUy wdU be plus one ffi September. We're extremely excited, and I can't wait to send ffi picmres and brag to the world about our cffild when it comes along!

To aU the foUcs on deployment or otherwise putting it on the lme, keep the faiffi.

Aaron DeMeyer

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P.S. The attached picture may be a htde cheesy, but we had a lot offimwdffi our engagement photos, and it showrs who reaUy runs our famUy. •

The DeMeyers

That's aU for this monffi sportsfans, keep ffie updates commg SffipmateOO@yahoo.com and get to ffie usna.com website and get to ffie class page and update your contact info. Murph

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Kevm McNatt -writes, • "I guess its time to write my first article for Sffipmate as a few ofus 'Olers finaUy make our way to the other side of the world for the ffist time. After a long six

month work up cycle, I along wiffi a few feUow comrades firom ffie boat school are finaUy able to do our part to help our sffipmates on ffie ground. From ffie Black Kffights ofVFA-154 out of Lemoore, CA, we have Jake Rosales ('00), Brian Broadwater ('01),Ponch Acevedo ('01), Matt Bemhard ('99),Jeb Cole ('99),Tex KeUy ('93), and Dave Cffipepper ('92). As we make our way around ffie world firom the west coast to the USS CARL VINSON'S new homeffiVirgiffia durmg her reffiehng, we have had less port calls and more flyffig ffian origmaUy expected... a good chance for those ofus who tend to spend a bit much ffi ffie bars to save some moneyfinaUy,especiaUy as we look forward to ha-vmg ffiat loan paid off and making LT pay. WhUe aboard ffie Vinson, there are qffite a few fannhar faces around ffie airwmg (CAG 9). Amongst ffie crowd, Oler's fficlude Affien Thorton, Kelsey Martin, Jason Homestead, Chad Upright, Steve Krum, Jim Santiago, Brian Thach. It is always good to see a few classmates' faces whUe carrymg out our duties.

A few months ago we were able to commandeer tffiee jets to take on ffie road to ffie Army-Na-vy game. Jake and Brian, Ponch and I, and Jeb and Matt aU headed out for a weekend excursion to Pennsylvaffia.What we were able to save ffi airfare most ofus made up for between ffie Midstore and ffie bars ffi Crabtown and PhUadelpffia. After a brief stop at ffie Academy (and some time re-visitmg Griffin's and Riordon's), we finaUy made our way up to PhiUy where we proceeded to taUgate -with Brian's famUy. After watcffing Navy dommate, we were happy to leave ffie rest of our paychecks wdffi ffie local estabhshments and stiU somehow find our way back to ffie hotel (ffiough ffie cabby had to wake us up after ffie 3 mmute ffiive). Our squadron was also lucky enough to secure ffie flyover for ffie Navy bowl game, ffiough most ofus were on leave for ffie hohdays, Brian was able to make it up to watch ffie game.

HopefiiUy, ff tffings go as planned (probably not) we wdU aU be back ffi "beautifiU" Lemoore late next sprmg, so unffiffien,aU that can, have a few beers for us and we'U catch you on ffie ffipside." •

Justice School in Newport, RI. It was a fon reunion." •

Kevin McNatt Hying in prep for landing (you can see them dumping to get down to max trap weight)

TaUgating atthe Army Navy Game. [Left to Right Brian Broadwater, Jeb Cole, Kevin McNatt, Ponch Acevedo, Matt Bemhard, Jake Rosalesj.

Tiff BeU writes, • "Brian MeUo '00 and I were engaged in November after we found that he was selected for the jet pipehne. We took a trip to Newport, RI to -visit his fanffiy and to share our wonderfiil blessmgs when we ran ffito old friends. I was acmaUy wdffi Brian's mom at the time and we were gomg to meet Brian and ffis brother for coffee. They caUed us and asked us to turn around and waUc back toward them., .so we ffid just that. When Brian and his brother had gone to park the car, Brian saw WUl Kirby (a 2000 classmate) and yeUed over to him. They aU got talking and WiU mtroduce Brian to ffis wffe, Tracy. It was ffien that Brian said, "I just got engaged last week, you rffight know her, she was Class of 2001,Tiffaffi BeU." WUl said, "nope, no idea" but his wffe, Tracy, said " I know her, where is she?"

Turns out that WiU's wdfe Tracy was the daughter of our instructor at North Western Prep (for aU you Zephyr's out there,Tracy Durbeck is off the market...)

But the kicker to the whole story is that Tracy is now ffi the Navy. Fiffished Law school atVanderbUt and is now at Navy

WiU Rimmer came through Naples, Italy on a whirl-wind tour as the Adiffiral's Aid. Unformnately, I never got to see ffim runffing around in his loop because the Itahans lost his luggage and he was in civies the whole time. He and ffis wffe hve in Norfolk and have a one-year-old son, Charhe. WUl -was picked up early as an Admirals Aid after hefiffishedffisfirst tour on USS ARLIEGH BURKE. He and I had the stay in get out taUc and remiffisced about our days at USNA. It was great to see ffim.

Becky Baltes was spotted at the Naval Academy at ffie 2006 SWO CIP Brief in January teUing aU the midffies how exotic the SWO hfe is. Word is that she gets a NAM ff she con-vmces 10 wayward Midsffipman to choose SWO. Hope aU is weU, Thanks for -writmg. Please be ffi touch,Take care and God Bless. AMK. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 98%

Tsunami relief off the coast of Thailand on die USS FORT MCHENRY in February.

Aside from received stories and picmres, there are plenty of '03 grads ffi Iraq and in supporting areas firom whom we are waiting to hear firom. Please keep us informed of your experiences and travels when avaUable. For those underway, we apologize for consistendy ha-vmg the shortest class column m each Sffipmate.

PRES: LTJG C J . Simonsen -VICE PRES: LTJG Greg Chapman TREAS: LTJG Chris Carter SEC'Y: IstLt Dani La Salle 2719-Westford Court, Falls Church, VA 22043 E: usnashipmate02@yahoo.com ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 96% PRES: ENS Daniel Bailey VICE PRES: ENS Dan Ertmiert TREAS: 2dLt NoeUe Navas SEC'Y: ENS Rick Mui E: navyclass2003@hotmail.com

FffiaUy, reports from the fleet are making it to Sffipmate. Tffis month we have more picmres and news from ENS Francis Ebong supporting Tsunami victims off the coast ofThailand and I also received a picmre that even the PE. department can appreciate.

Apparendy Francis associates wdth former U.S. Presidents, I guess ffis cham of command begms wdth himseff and goes right to the top. Anyway, ffice work Francis, I'm sure the rest ofus woffid love to know what you and former President BUl Chnton talked about. Besides E-pohtics, I would hke to congramlate everyone on a weU deserved promotion (note: LARGE pay raise), and for the NAPS grads the extra year isfinaUypayffig off.

The real question is how old are those sweatpants??

• Greetings from sunny San Diego!

Since the Jan/Feb/March issues were lackmg ffi the '03 section, I decided to insert my two cents. Trier Brown '03 and I were married on May 30,2004, ffi Ne-wto-wn Square, PA, just outside PhUadelpffia. Groomsmen included John Ackerman '03 and D o m e Pholtavee '03. Also in attendance -were Brandon Sisco '03, Kristen Hansen '03, and Matt and Jen (Day) Perkins '03 (with son Cyler ffi tow). John Ackerman has just fiffished sub school and checked ffi with ffis ffist sub. D o m e Pholtavee is now a ci-vffian workmg for Lockheed Martm ffi Pahndale, CA.

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JTSI CLASS NEWS Brandon Sisco is an NFO in the E-2C BJ\.G at Oceana, and Kristen Hansen is ffi Meriffian for advanced jets.

Trier and I spent, the summer and faU in Pensacola for helo traiffing (except for the two week vacation comphments of Hurricane Ivan). We were wdnged on December 16,2004, as helo pUots, as were '02 grads Freddie Neubert and Dave Zartman. On a visit to JacksonvUle, we met up wdth Brad Monger '03, who is a P-3 NFO at the RAG. Over Thanksgiving, I ran into PhU Ash '03 at Bush Intercontmental Airport in Houston. PhU is down in lovely Kings-vUle doing the jet tffing.

Trier just checked into HSL-41 (HSL west coast B J \ G ) on NAS North Island (San Diego). She joins Pat Blind'03 (ffist '03 grad -with pUot -wmgs), Doug Kay '02, and John Scott (formerly '00) among a host of others. I just checked mto HS-10 (HS RAG), also on North Island, along with Keris Sirek '03 and Trevor Prouty '01. Other grads on North Island include Tara Feher '03, Quincy Hochard '03 and Mike SUver '03, aU in the HC RAG. We also ran into Rob Weaver '03 and Patrick GatcheU '03, right before they left San Diego on deployment (Rob on ffis 2^^^^). Back at HT-8 & 18, we left Jed Foglesong '03, Rob Buck '03, Hope KeUy '03, Jason Condon '02, Eric Adler '03, Jon LeeWarner '03, Dan Jones '03, Jim Dalo '03, Kim Montague '03, MicheUe Seelinger '03 (just accepted for Marine jet transfer), Adam Winslow'00 (yes, Adam Wmslow of IS*-*^ company traiffing officer fame), and many others who we're sure we'U run into again soon.

AU our best to those ofyou workmg a lot harder than us pUots ffi a lot less desirable places. Good luck and stay safe!

-Tom & Trier Murray •

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Feel free to subiffit any photos that you feel others would enjoy seeing, not everytffing has to do wdth work. Port calls, ffights out on the town, vacations (almost anytffing in good taste can be pubhshed).

Unffi next month, be safe and we'U see you out there, -dan ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 96%

PRES: ENS Lincohi Lukich VICE PRES: 2dLt James Brobyn TREAS: ENS Joseph Zukowsky SEC'Y: ENS Andrew Froistad E: usnaclassof2004@gmail.com

Friends, Hope everyone is doing great and having a good time! Tffis is a special issue, Ben "Battle Chop" BaUey has subrffitted some of his thoughts to share wdth the class. I know you are aU excited so here goes...

• In the past year, a lot has happened to everyone from the class of 2004. Although it has been hard to keep up wdth people, their stories travel ffirther than they know.

Fhght school has treated people very differendy tffis year than ffi the past.

DOR's are more common than forgotten ffights at ACME. WeU, here are some of the stories that are facmal, weU maybe.

Jason "the jab" Fernandez won ffis tide-fight by knocking out "Glass Joe" ffi aTKO. It was a great moral -victory for the fomre supply officer in downtown Athens. Scottie Lieng just sffipped off to Japan where ffis supply of oysters and green M&M's -wiU be plentifol. Mike "Pong" Wheeler is movmg to Virgiffia where he -wUl not offiy have to put up with married hfe but also with "the Jab" as weU. Also, making the rumor hst's top ten was Joe Bossi. After having received AU-American accolades for a steUar seffior year in lax, Joe was seen ffi D.C. being escorted by Serena WUhams. If tffings heat up be on the watch for some great atUetes corffing from the Bossi household in the next decade. In an unexpected move on ffis part, Bucky Morris was seen exiting a gamble 'n wed chapel in Las Vegas. The young female has not been identified yet, however, she was described as having long, strffigy blonde hair. Run Buck run. Alex Gutierrez is another story. After his beloved team lost the Superbowl, ffis spirits were quickly raised

by ffis eagle cheerleader girlfriend. I don't know ff he was more upset that the Eagles lost or that ffis girlfriend had sidehne seats.

There is always next year. By the way, just going to tffiow this out there but has anyone punch Ryan Brown in the face yet? I know that there are several meat heads here in Athens who want their shot.

Another question: wUl Kacey Kemmerer become the next John Grisham or Jose Canseco? • Athens, GA is a better place as a resffit of Ben BaUey. Ben wiU be the ffist Naval Academy graduate to "-visit" every sffigle bar witffin 30 square mUes ofthe Umversity of Georgia. Ensign BaUey is trffiy an eye opener to his OCS counterparts.

As always, ff you'd like to add anytffing to our column please emaU our class account. Take care, fair winds and foUowmg seas. Battie Chop BaUey says he's "Ready for Sea", oh dear lord! Lmcoffi

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Alabama

California

Alabama Chapter

Los Angeles Chapter

PhU Griese '75

LCDR Richard R. Pace '63 USNR (Ret.)

1906 Shades Crest Rd.,Birmingham,AL 35216 H: 205-822-9470; E: phil@flagshiptradinginc.com

Huntsville Chapter

6443 Bi-NbyTerr. Dr., Long Beach, CA 90815 P: 562-598-7004; E: rpace@mmnt.com / richardpace@dslextreme.com

Corr. Sec'y: CDR Nick Madigan '81 (USNR)

LCDR Frederick N. Steiner '57, USN (Ret.) 1059Teenajo Dr., SE, Hunts^-ille, AL 35803-3907 H: 256-650-5423; E: na\-y57@aol.com

Arizona Arizona Chapter President: William D. Morrison '57 11801 E.JuanTabo Rd., Scottsdale.AZ 85255-5907 H: 480-585-1867, F: 480-473-3262 E: wraorrisonl@cox.net www.usna.com/Chapter/us/arizona

Secretary: Ed Howard '63 E: Ehowardl 963@cs.com

The March meeting was held on 9 March at Aunt ChUados ffi Phoenix. Feamred speaker was L C D R Candace Eckert U S N R , wffe of Skip Lind '75. She described her six-monffi deployment to Kuwait last year. She w^as Boat Operations Officer for 27-foot powerboats that pro-vided security for Kuwait harbors.

Those ffi attendance were: A . Kinneburg '46, D. Harrison '53,J.Juergens '54, J. Clarkson '55, G. Grafius '55, W. Bigler '56, B . M o r r i s o n '57, P. Moulton '58, W. B o o r i a k i n '58, E. Howard '63, P. Lumianski '65, D. M c C o m b '65, L. N o l a n ' 7 1 .

BiU Morrison '57 -wiU end tffis Arizona year as President and Skip Lind '75 assumes that position ffi the faU. 13 AprU and 11 May are the next two n o o n m e e t ings at Aunt ChUados. Anyone in the neighborhood are more than welcome.

Semper Fi Ed Howard '63

E: nick@alisonmortgage.com

March 2005 Orange County Luncheon T h e Orange County Luncheon was held on Tuesday, 8 March, at the Santa Ana Elks Club. O u r program tffis m o n t h consisted of our Chapter National Trustee, J o e K o c h '57, giving a report to the membersffip on the state ofthe Academy based upon ffis service on the Alumffi Board ofTrustees and recent trips to Annapohs. W h a t is normaUy a haff hour presentation stretched to nearly an hour due to the mffititude of questions asked by those in attendance. Everyone present appeared to have a better understanffing of what is happeffing at the Academy and -with the Alumffi Association.

T h e class -with the most attendees with 6 classmates present was '57 once more, foUowed by the class of '47 with 4 classmates. We welcomed ffist time attendee B u z z Park '90 and invited him to j o m us again.

Those attendmg ffie luncheon mcluded: BUl McReynolds '41, Walt Stevens '43, Lefty Lavrakas '43, Bob Rubel '44, R i c h Crane ' 4 7 , T R Johnson '47, Jim Kirkpatrick '47, Stan SchiUer '47, Al Enderie '52, Joe Zebrowski '53, Vmce Jamison '57, Joe Koch '57, Bob Lutz '57, PhU Papaccio '57,Jim PauUc '57, Dave StiUer '57,Joe Casasanto '59, Bob Currie '59, Dick Baffister '60, Glenn Sffindler '64, Jim Liming '77, Steve Shatynski '83, and Buzz Park '90 Future speakers are: May 2005 -Representatives ofthe 2nd Battahon, 11th Marines wiU be teUmg us about their recent deployment to Iraq.

June 2005 - T o m Morgenfeld '65 -wUl speak to us about his recent experience as a test pUot on the newest Navy fighter.

February 2005 Pasadena Luncheon T h e San Gabriel VaUey contffigent of Los Angeles Chapter met for lunch at Mimi's Cafe in Monrovia on 24 February.

We were happy to welcome first-timer Mike N e l m s '94, a Marine w h o told us about working in the 145 degree summer heat of the Middle East. Hard to comprehend 145 degrees! Also attending were B u d HiU '59, Lloyd H o o v e r '49, Joe K o c h '57, B o b R o g e r s '54, and Glenn Shindler '64.We meet at Mimi's the 4thThursday o f t h e month, and anybody not on the notification hst please contact Glenn Sffinffier at gshindler64@earthlink.net.

Naval Painting Makes the Long Journey from Southern California to Annapolis An LA Alumffi Chapter representative was invited by Saint Paul (CA-73) Association to attend an ffiformal ceremony where an original work of noted Naval Artist Arthur Beaumont (1890-1978) was donated to the U S Naval Academy. Mrs. CaroUne Richter graciously donated the watercolor of Saint Paffi entided "Bound Stateside" wffich was commissioned for her husband Capt Thomas J. Richter in 1964.

Capt Richter was Saint Paul's Chaplain as a commander from 1957 to 1959. H e passed away in 1997.The ceremony took place at Mrs. Pachter's home in Laguna HiUs, C A . T h e dramatic painting showing Saint Paffi getting underway wdth Mt. Fuji in the background was presented to C D R Nick Maffigan '81 w h o in turn presented it to the Saint Paffi Association Officers present w h o were in charge of safely sffipping the artwork to Preble HaU. T h e Naval Academy M u s e u m has a number of Arthur Beaumont's works in their coUection. H e became world famous for ffis paintings of Navy sffips, personnel and activities and was quite proUfic

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CHAPTER NEWS commissionmg over 1,200 pamtings and coundess sketcjies and ffiawmgs. Cruisers ffi general (and Saint Paffi in particffiar) were a favorite subject.

Beaumont began ffis career as a marme painter and iUustrator unffi 1932.

With origins in SoCal he had aheady been working over ten years as a commercial artist wdth ffis own design stuffio ffi Los Angeles. H e always had an mterest in sffips, and they were often mcluded ffi ffis subject matter.The m r n m g poffit ffi ffis career came wdth a one-man exffibition of ffis works depictmg naval scenes. T h e show was organized by the artist ffi 1933 and held in Long Beach. WhUe the exffibit was circffiating Beaumont was serving as a Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve taking what woffid be the first many cruises aboard naval vessels.

Beaumont's naval appoffitment was a resffit of ffis relationsffip -with Admiral WiUiam D Leahy, whose portrait he had pamted in 1932 and he served -with the Na-vy from 17 August 1933 to 27 December 1934. Later, however, it was the cffitivation of ffis friendsffips -with officers ofthe fleet that enabled him to contmue in his avowed profession. Just some of ffis other subjects fficluded the BUciffi AtoU B o m b Tests and expeffitions to both the Arctic and Antarctic.

Monterey Bay Chapter President:John A. Alich '64 Corr. Sec'y: Ralph Norm Channell E: torosur@earthliiik.net

Sacramento Chapter Mr. Dennis P.Joyce '61 2880 Sunrise Blvd., Ste 200 Rancho Cordova, CA 95742-6100 h: 916-983-9367;c: 916-996-1333 e: djoycel961@hotmail.com

San Diego Chapter President: CAPT Randy Bogle '68 H: 619-328-5728;W: 619-295-7490 e: E: rbogle@dpatraining.com

Corr. Sec'y: LT Sonja (Hanson) Stone '99 (USNR) e: sonja.l.stone@navy.mil; sonja_sasha@hotmail.com H: 619-818-4234 Website: www.usnaaasd.com

March 2005â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Former POW now Represents Padres. By Lt. Sonja L. (Hanson) Stone, USNAAA San Diego Chapter, '99 Class Rep. Prouffiy donffing ffis miffiature wings of gold on the lapel of ffis blazer,

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Capt. John "Jack" Ensch adffiessed the audience of 32 active duty and retired guests durmg the montffiy U S N A Alumffi Association (USNAAA) San Diego Chapter luncheon on February 17,2005.

After beffig creffited wdth two confirmed M i G - 1 7 shoot-downs and completing over 285 combat missions, Capt. Ensch was shot down over N o r t h Vietnam by a surface-to-air (SAM) missUe on August 25,1972. H e was held as a prisoner of war in Hanoi unffi he returned with the last group of repatriated officers on March 29,1973. Capt. Ensch continued to serve unffi 1995 when he retired wdth more than 30 years of service.

Capt. Ensch claims he has been lucky enough to participate in the two great American loves - love of country tffiough naval service and basebaU, one of America's aU time favorite sports.Today, however, he wasn't talking about war stories but about basebaU. Capt. Ensch, respectfiiUy caUed "Capt. Jack" by the Padres stafi", Director of Mffitary Marketing for the Padres basebaU team, is the ffist and offiy person to hold such a tide ffi professional sports and is n o w entermg ffis tenth year.

Jack's role mcludes marketing Paffies events to mffitary service members in the San Diego area. During ffis tenure -with the Paffies, Jack has created several programs that support the troops in a ffigh cost-of-hving city. His accomphshments fficlude supportmg service members and famihes through ffiscount and compUmentary ticket programs, estabUsffing the traffition of Paffies players wearmg camouflage jerseys as a salute to the troops for the annual Mffitary Openffig Night game, supporting the O M B U D S M A N / Key Volunteers through various fonctions, and many other activities to recogffize the mffitary members in the San Diego area.

During the luncheon, Chris Benson (Class of'97) asked Capt. Jack when he would retire for a second time -with hopes of being his apprentice and eventuaUy fiUmg tffis great position. Unformnately, Jack and his wife, w h o has become a serious basebaU fan, aren't quite ready to give up their season tickets.

Capt. Randy Bogle (Class of'68), U S N A A A San Diego Chapter President, began the luncheon with the pledge of aUegiance, a prayer, and recogffized the

youngest and oldest alumffi in the room.

Art Fisher (Class of '39) was the oldest and Lt.j.g.Taiwan Hohnes (Class of'02) was the youngest.

T h e next U S N A A A San Diego Chapter meetffig wdU be at 11:30 a.m. on March 17th at Tom Ham's Lighthouse restaurant. T h e guest speaker wiU be Capt.

Dave Buss (Class o f ' 7 8 ) , Commandffig Officer of USS J o h n C. Stennis ( C V N 74). For more information o n the U S N A A A San Diego Chapter, please go to -wwrw.usnaaasd.com.

Monthly USNA Networking Meeting D a v e FenneU '87 and ffis gang stUl meet rehgiously at the Hohday Inn Select Mission VaUey every second Friday ofthe m o n t h at 7:00AM. If you or another alum you k n o w is lookmg for a job, check them out. If you have any questions, contact Dave at (W) 619-297-9589 or fenneUd@mmdsprmg.com by e-maU. NAVNET N A V N E T is another networkmg venue for U S N A grads as weU as anyone else.

They convene every third Friday at Trellises Garden GriU ffi the Town & Country Hotel & Resort o n Hotel Circle. It's 'come as you are' and pay as you go. We average 30 -I- for breakfast, so if you are ffi the market for a new career or a motivated " n e w hire", check them out. For info contact T o m H a m m o n s '71,858-538-9824, emaU tjhammons@aol.com.

San Francisco Chapter President: LCDR Chester M. Kolley, USNR 686 Portofino Lane, Foster City. CA 94404-2938 H: 650-573-7802; E: cmkoIley@comcast.net

Vice President: James Ryan '86 E: james@peisales.com

Secretary:JeffPetrie '89 W: 415-750-7648; E: jspetne@hotmail.com

San Franciscans are stiU commenting on the excitement the Naval Academy footbaU team and alumffi brought to SBC Park and U n i o n Square last D e c e m b e r T h e San Francisco Bay Area Chapter takes pride ffi the contributions our members made to the tremendous success ofthe Emerald Bowlâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;donating over 90 tickets to the brigade, seUing out two luxury boxes, and hosting several events locaUy. In late January aboard ffie USS Hornet ahcraft carrier ffi Alameda, Butch Voris spoke at a weU-attended luncheon of local

alumffi. A World War II flying Ace, Butch was ffie founder of ffie Blue Angels and the fint man to command them twice.

His fascinating stories were inspirational, and provided an outstanffing start to our busy year of fon and interesting events.

Colorado Colorado Chapter CAPT Daniel Branch Jr. '59, USN (Ret.) 555 ApoUo Dr. .Boulder, C O 80303-5002 H: 303-499-0337; w: 303-966-4833 E: dbranchjr@aol.com Website: wivw.usna.com/Chapters/US/ Colorado/default.htm

Connecticut Connecticut Chapter LCDR David H. Stryker '61, USN (Ret.) PO Box 670; New London, CT 06320-0670 H: 860-536-3636; W: 888-447-0512 E: ML8632@aoI.com

On February 25 the chapter was honored to re-view ffie Oakland Mffitary Instimte's parade. Chapter President Chet KoDey '85 and l i n d a Postenrieder '82 attended ffie impressive display by young people ffi grades six ffiough ten, who are aheady focusmg m on service, honor, and leadersffip. N o w m its fourth year of operation, the Instimte's 400 smdents make up tffiee compaffies m a regimented environment. Havmg supported ffie school wiffi a donation toward ffie purchase of new Color Guard eqffipment, our chapter is enffiusiastic about supportmg the school and its smdents more m ffie ffimre. Thanks to John Sims '40, John RusseU '57, Rick Mahan '64, and William Perkins '75 for ffieir generosity ffi helpmg make that new eqffipment a reaUty. Go Navy! - J P

Santa Barbara Chapter Pres: CAPT Homer F. Smith '63, USN (Ret.) 1925 Eucalyptus Hill Rd. Santa Barbara, CA 93108-1830 H: 805-695-0033; E: hohohosmith@cox.net

Secretary: Gary Minar '58 P: 805-688-7957; E: gh58minat@verizon.net

Greetmgs Coimecticut Chapter U S N A Alumffi! You -wUl be reaffing tffis column in May and hopefiiUy Spring wdU have arrived by then. At the time of tffis -writing (ffi mid-March) I am not so sure that wUl necessarUy be the case.

Old man wmter has given Connecticut, what woffid appear to be, more than our fair share of the cold weather season in 2004/2005!

O n May 10th, the Chapter held a ffinner meeting in downtown N e w Haven at the Quinffipiack Club. What a great venue that is for a meeting!

John Feeney 71, ffid ffis usual superb j o b ffi attenffing to the myriad detaUs of the meeting. T h e ambiance, food, service and camaraderie were aU enjoyed immensely by the Chapter members and guests w h o attended. We were pri-vUeged to have as our after dmner speaker, BiU KeUer, '70 w h o served as Deputy Seffior Ad-visor to the Miffistry of Commumcations for the Coahtion Pro-visional Authority in Baghdad.. H e acquainted us aU with the layout ofthe different zones/areas as they exist in Baghdad today. H e described the difficulties he encountered whUe attempting to acffieve the estabUshment of an effective communications network in post-war Baghdad. This was a hard requirement ffi order to provide for the orderly turnover of sovereignty to the Iraqis. T h e presentation was most erUighteffing. Attendees at this meetmg included J i m B o t t e n , '53, D a v e B o y d , '59 and Joan, Ray B o y d , '73, George Brainerd, '59, B o b Brown, '74, Dave Candler, '67, Eugene Cuccaro, '70, John Derrdein, '70, MitcheU Eisenberg, '99,Jolm Feeney, '71 and Roxanne, S a m Fox, '77,

BUl G r a h a m , '46 and Jean, BUl Hale, '58 and Sharon,Joe H a n s o n , '61 and Liz, Paul Hoar, '66, T o m H o d g s o n , '83, S a m Koutas '56 and Bess, Ted Lovely, '56 and Nancy, B o b M u s s e l m a n , '72, 'Chris P i e r s o n , '81 and Denise, Glen R e i d , '69, Christine Salonga, '95, J o h n Seacord, '54, Bert StiUer, '51 and Dave Stryker, 61 and Sharon. Dr. Jon Soderstrom and BUlYalen also attended.

In the newsletter wffich Dave Stryker, '61, our Chapter President, sent out recendy, he stated ffie Chapter goal of attairung a total membersffip of 215 alumni in 2005.

Alas, there has been no change in membersffip! In the past, the Chapter has enjoyed a total membersffip of 200 and so it woffid appear that the goal is certaiffiy attainable. T h e task then is to figure out how to mspire inffi-viduals to take pen in hand and send in their $25.00 annual dues checks! So h o w should we proceed? Just to remind you, dues are $10.00 for active duty personnel, $25.00 for aU other alumffi, for 12 months of membersffip.

If you sign up for a 24 m o n t h period, the price is $40.00. Checks for dues shoffid be made payable to U S N A AA C T Chapter and maUed to Ted Lovely, 568 N e w t o n Lane,TrumbiUl, C T 06611-1020. Please consider becoming a member of our Chapter.

T h e Chapter Officers are always seeking ideas, comments, recommendations and any other form of feedback, o n h o w to improve the array of activities and different locations to offer to the Chapter membersffip. Input may be made to any ofthe officers fisted on the Chapter Website at: -wwnv.usna.com/Chapters/ U S / C o n n . Let them hear from you!

O u r next dinner meeting -wiU occur in June when G e o r g e Watt, 73, wUl be our speaker. George is the President and C E O o f t h e National U S N A Alumffi Association and the U S N A Foundation.

H e is an exceUent speaker and is intimately famUiar with, not offiy wdth the fonctioffing of the Association and Foundation, but also ofthe activities occurring within the Yard. You should plan to attend. DetaUs of this meeting wUl be promffigated on the Chapter website. Check it frequently to stay up-to-date on aU the happenings -within the Connecticut Chapter.

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CHAPTER NEWS O u r membersffip iffitiative (mentioned earher,) reqiffies ffiat we get assistance fix)m Decade Reps witffin the Coimecticut Chapter. So far, S a m Fox, '77 and Christine Salonga, '95, have volunteered to represent ffieir respective decades. Are there any volunteers to represent ffie '50s, '60s and '80s? If you have any mterest ffi domg so, please contact Ray Boyd, '73 at: Raymond.boyd@ansys.com or (203) 453-9493.

Beat Army!

Dave Boyd '59

Costa Rica Costa Rica Chapter ClaudioA. Pacheco '64 Apt. 4307-1000, San Jose, Costa Rica H: 506-224-4325;W: 506-256-3855 E: cpacheco@soI.racsa.co.CT

Delaware Delaware Chapter Mr. Frank S. "Nick" Carter m '70

Marme Corps birth day celebrations, ffie commissionmg of ffie USS Bambridge D D G 96 ffi Fort Lauderdale ffi November, the Fort Lauderdale Wmterfesttt Boat Parade, the 2005 ArmyNavy game and the Cffiistmas and N e w Year celebrations with offier Miami Dade and West Pahn Beach U S N A and West Poffit Society chapters.

T h e foUo-wing new Officers were elected: D o n Chiras '81 as Vice-president of Programs and Activities; Scott Slater '80 as Vice-president of Membersffips and Telmo W Ortega '59 as Secretary.

President Pease and the Chapter expressed ffieir gratimde and thanks to outgoffig Officers Enrique Rairan ' 9 1 , George Moraltis,Jr '91 and Luis Sologuren '53.

Special thanks to Chuck BorteU "67, past President for His contmued support of many ofthe activities ofthe Chapter Also special thanks to Randy Stefanovich '80, ffie Chapter's W E B Master at Large, for the deffication and persistence ffi settmg up the Chapter's website.

That is aU for tffis monffi.

RISE A N D SHINE

RO. Box 462; Lewes, DE 19958-0462 H: 302-644-4838; E: nick.carter@verizon.net

Florida

Gainsville Chapter CAPT J Michael Smith '61, USNR (Ret.)

Fort Lauderdale Chapter President: Col Birney T Pease '63, USAF (Ret.) 5555 N. Ocean BIvd.,Apt 19 Lauderdale By the Sea, FL 33308-2352 h: 954-941-0561; e: twopznpod@juno.com

Secretary: Telmo W Ortega '59

10424 SW 41st PI, Gainesville, FL 32608 H: 352-376-6611;W: 352-376-3301 E: mickey@acceIerarion.net

Scott Slater '80, Col. USMC (Ret) and Randy Stefanovich

E: w32422002@yahoo.com

T h e 2005 armual membersffip meeting was held on February 24,2005. President Birney Pease '63 convened the meeting -with the foUo-wing agenda: Pledge of AUegiance, Welcome, R e a d m g o f t h e Mmutes ofthe previous meetmg, Officers and Committees reports.

President's State of ffie Chapter'proposed changes to the By-laws, "mid-term " elections, closmg remarks.

President Pease presented a very upbeat State ofthe Chapter after last year's accomphshments and the roU out of a very active schedffie of activities for 2005, wffich includes participation in the Seafarer's House of Port Everglades activities in March, Fleet Week and the 2005 Sea Air Show ffi May, several U S Coast Guard activities in Fort Lauderdale, U S

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and it beats Shovehng or blowdng the snow.

WhUe tffis was going on, our own Lffis Sologuren '53 was enjoymg summer weather ffi ffie Souffiern Hemisphere, ffi his native country of Peru. In the coloffial times of ffie Spaffish Empire, Lima was one o f t h e four viceroy sffips ffi ffie N e w World, alongside Mexico, Bogota Colombia and Buenos Aires, Argentma.

Lima is one of the most cosmopohtan cities in South America and after 18 years of absence Lffis, outgoffig Vice-president of Membersffip, went back to -visit famUy Peruvian classmates and Friends. T h e attached picmre was taken ffi fix)nt of ffie Presidential Palace, ffie eqffivalent to the Wffite House ffi Wasffington D C , durmg ffie change of ffie guard ceremoffies. Luis married Mary EUen 6x>m Baltimore, M D .

She continues to be famous, among offier tffings, for her secret recipes for outstandmg Crab cakes and crab soup. Luis is ffie offiy survi-vmg foreign national n ffie class o f ' 5 3 . 1 guess the English language ffid not bother him at aU.

WhUe our sffipmates up north were enjoymg the heavy clothmg, snow shovelmg and other wdnter sports we were watcffing and/or attendmg more mundane sportffig events.The weekend of March 5 1 was mcluded the Ford Golf Championsffip at the famed Doral Blue Monster I am personaUy a Golf nut and I have voluntarUy served the Doral tournament for several years. Tffis year the Blue Monster -was more of a Blue Pussycat as the notorious Norffi Eastern 25 mph -winds ffid not arrive, and that aUowed Tiger Woods to regain the # 1 standmg in the world rankmgs wdth a 24 under par score, to beat PhU Mickelson by one shot.

It is the ffist time I have witnessed ffie hurffihation ofthe Blue Monster, includmg a birffie in the toughest hole, the 18th.

AU I can say is ffiat ffie round was great

Jacksonville Chapter CAPT Michael O. Boms '70, USN (Ret.) 1185 Salt Marsh Cir. Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082-2543 H: 904-273-4714; W: 904-285-3400, ext. 356 E: mborns@meridianmgmt.com usnaaajaxchap@usa.net

February Meeting T h e first meetmg of 2005 was held February 25th at ffie Uffiversity Center, Umversity of Norffi Florida. As always, ffie meal was outstanffing. T h e guest speaker was Captam R o b e r t Young, U S N ( B ^ T ) . Captain Young is ffi charge of ffie Nease High School, N J R O T C program. Bob spoke of ffieir activities and offered insights into what is one of the ffighest rated and national award -wirming programs.

Those in attendance included: Chapter President and Mrs. Mike B o r n s '70, Chapter Vice President and Mrs. T o m Barry, '65, D o u g Conkey, '84, E d C o o k e , '46,

Jim Dura, '83, Chapter Secretary BUl Farnsworth '65, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Faulders, '46, Mr & Mrs. CharUe HaskeU, '49, Mr. & Mrs. Sy H i g h l e y m a n , '51, BUl Payne, Captain Bob Young, '44, Chuck USN (RET), CO, Nease Pendelton, '43, High School NJROTC Scott PoweU, '75, Mr. & Mrs.Jolm Snyder, '83, Mrs. Francis Vissering Assoc, Mr. & Mrs. D a v e Ward '45, Mr. & Mrs. JeflTWeUings, ' 5 3 .

Oldest and youngest graduates present meet with guest of honor, (left to right) Doug Conkey, '84, Captain Bob Young, Chuck Pendelton, '43

The next regffiar meetmg of the Chapter is schedffied for AprU 2 2 , 2 0 0 5 , at ffie Uffiversity of N o r t h Horida. For fiirffier iffiormation, please contact Chapter President Mike Borns '70.

Miami Chapter RichardW Ogden '66 5590 SW 92nd St, Coral Gables, FL 33156 h: 305-665-9641; b: 305-663-5860; e: biIlo@kcl.net

Sec'y: Sergei Kowalchik '67 e: se^ei@beIlsouth.net

Naples-Fort Myers Chapter President:Jack Cummings '47 255 Monterey Dr., Naples, FL 34119 h: 239-3533406; e: jackcum@aol.com

Sec'y: CAPT Harvey Falkjr. '53, (CEC) USN (Ret.) P: 239-498-2012; e: HAFALK@aol.com

We had our final luncheon m e e t m g for the 2004-05 season o n March 16th at the Audubon C o u n t r y Club.

VADM Bob Monroe, U S N (Ret) '50 was our guest speaker. B o b gave a very interesting and thought provoking discussion on Nuclear Weapons and the problems associated with the Comprehensive Test

Ban Treaty and the need to update our weapons to meet the tffieats o f t h e the current world fix)m the days o f t h e Cold War. Shipmates attenffing included R o y Anderson '52, Jack BaUey '44, Heyward Boyce '46, Al Corwen ' 5 1 , Jack Cummings '47, Harry Donahue '49, Vern Dupy '47, Dan Evans ' 5 1 , Harvey Falk '53, Earle Forsthoff'47, Lynn Fowler '46, BUl Griffin '60, Grover Hi^^nboffiam - '35 (Seffior Officer Present), BiU Jacobs '43, Edmond KeUey '44, Gene Lawler '47, Ray Lessig ' 5 1 , John Larusso '58, Bob Lucy '48, Herb Mandel '38, Russ Masterson Bg, Jim MaseUa '62, Jim M i n m n '59, N e d Oldham '58,Tom PoUack ' 6 1 , BUl R e a d '49,AsWey Reardon ' 5 1 , R o n R e h n a n n '61, Al R u t h '59, N e d Sarno '66, Bob Shearer '58, Boyd Sibert '48,Wayne Smith ' 6 1 , BUl Spane '58, BUl Thomas '51,BUlVoffier ' 5 1 , Dave Wagner '53, Rick Warren '47 and Henry Wilson '48. O u r ffist meetffig for the 2005-06 season wUl be early November to be foUowed by the ABJVIYNAVY Game on Dec 3rd. Watch for the ffist Notice ffi September. For those w h o have not paid their Dues for the forth c o m m g season, it woffid be appreciated if you woffid submit them to N e d Sarno, our Treasurer.

Very RespectfiiUy, Harvey Falk, '53, Secretary Orlando Chapter LtCol George VRuos Jr. '50, USMC (Ret.) 950 Kersfield Cir., Heathrow, FL 32746-1936 h: 407-804-1308; e: fi:angeo@heathrowcable.net

In attendance: EUeen and John L o n g '55, Fran and G e o r g e R u o s '50, Conffie and Gary Washam '71, BUl S i m s '45, Arm and D i c k WUson '46, Stuart Sadler '44, Sffirley and Walt Marquardt '49, Peter Kucyk '53, Cheryl and Craig Corbett '73, BiU Forbes '55, Peggy and N i c k Peterson '86, J o h n LesUe '47,Toula and Lee Z e n i '46, AUen W h i t e '46, MarUyn and Art Herbert '48, Mike A g o r '76, Berffice Hutcffings, Dee and Charles Hargrave '75, B o b Turnage '47 R u s s H a u c k '70, Brenda and Larry McCracken '78.

After a deUcious breakfast, the meetmg, held at the Hohday Irm m Altamonte Sprmgs, was caUed to order by chapter

president, G e o r g e R u o s '50. George was particffiarly pleased that the room was fiUed to capacity and gave a warm welcome to aU members and guests. As a Blue and Gold Representative for U S N A , George was proud to armounce that he had two successfiU canffidates appomted to the Academy ffi the upcorffing class of 2009.

Treasurer, John L o n g '55 conffimed that "we were solvent" and ffiere -wiU be adequate fonds for our armual "Toys for Tots" contributions tffis commg Cffiistmas.

Stuart Sadler '44 w o n the 5 0 / 5 0 raffle.

N i c k Peterson '86, talked up the Navy vs. Colgate Lacrosse Game to be played in Orlando at Uffiversity of Central Florida next Samrday (3/19).

Currendy Navy is ranked # 2 ffi the nation and workmg towards a second shot at the National Championsffip. Anyone up for a "TaU Gate" before the game?

Nick then eloquendy introduced our speaker for the mornffig. Captain Larry McCracken '78, C O of NAVAIR Orlando, Traiffing Systems Division. Tffis is the Na-vy's prmcipal center for research, development, test and evaluation, acqffisition and product support of traiffing systems. Captain McCracken explained h o w traiffing in the Navy has evolved over the past 40 years towards a more techmcaUy complex level whUe leveraging the attractiveness of the gaming en-vironment to chaUenge the newer generation of computer Uteramre recruits. H e described how the Navy is teaming with the entertainment mdustry to buUd the newest firefightmg / damage control and sffipboard skUls trainer at Great Lakes Recruit Traiffing Center. T h e reaUsm and safety found offiy in the entertainment industry provides the perfect comphment to the techffical detaUs reqffired during recruit trainmg.

Captain McCracken also described h o w NAVAIR Orlando along -with its tenant commands from the Army and Marme Corp and partnersffip with the Air Force accounts for nearly $2.0 BUUon in positive economic impact for the state of Florida and the Orlando area. This consists of advanced traiffing systems developed and deUvered to aU of our Armed Forces as weU as international customers and the over one hunffied mdustry partners with facffities in Florida that manufacture and maintain those systems.

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After many questions and comments, George adjourned the meetffig.

Please j o m us, AprU 9th, 8:30 at ffie Hohday Irm ffi Altamonte Sprmgs.

Go Navy!

Palm Beach Chapter

'45 and guest M e g Loomis, Richard Amffiogi '48, Mary and Jim Morency '49, Ilze Wiffison and Warren R o t h m a n n ' 5 1 , Dorothy WasUewski ' 5 1 , Diane and Bob Montross '54 and Pat and BUl Cartwright '58.

Bill Cartwright '58 Bion Bierer '53 and Loretta Bierer with guests

O u r Chapter salutes and extends its deepest sympaffiy to ffie famUy of J i m Patton '49, one of our foundmg Chapter m e m b e n , w h o has passed away. Contact us for e-maU updates or Chapter activities.

Walt Whipple'57

Pensacola Chapter CDR Mike McCrabb '78, USN (Ret.) 5944 Moore Oaks Dr.; Milton FL 32583 h: 850-995-4110; e:jbmccrabb@cox.net

National Trustee: CDR L. E. Price '79

Space Coast Chapter LCDR Milton E. Burdsall '56, USNR 1195 Starhng\S^.,Vieta, FL 32955 h: 321-504-1050; e: patandmilt@hotniail.com

CAPT Walter Whipple '57, USNR (Ret.) 1100 Marine Wy. West. #A3L North Pahn Beach, FL 33408 h: 561-624-3051; e: WalWhip@aol.com

Several ffi ffie Chapter attended a splenffid luncheon aboard the cruise sffip. Carnival Legend, on March 19. T h e luncheon was a recogffition and fond raiser for the Seafarers' House ffi Ft. Lauderdale. Seafarers is a mffiti-faith Miffistry serving seagoffig personnel as a sancmary away from home.

Besides havmg a smaU store for the marffiers, the House seeks to provide as many services as possible to be a meanmgfiU support for tffis hard-workmg group. Tffis most worthwhUe undertakmg was praised by many commuffity leaders.

Spotted in the crowd were Loretta and B i o n Bierer '53 with their guests.

We have a luncheon schedffied for AprU 20,2005, wdth BUl Hayes '58 as our guest speaker. BiU is a veteran submarme skipper, w h o wiU teU us about ffis fascmating work wdth Martin Marietta buUdmg new technology platforms for the Na-vy.

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Suncoast Chapter Clifford P. Bermann '45 7979 S.TamiamiTrl., #338A, Sarasota, FL 34231 e: pIcwec@aoI.com

Warren Rothmarm '51 and BUl Cartwright '58 attended this year's first exffibition basebaU game between ffie Tampa Bay De-vU Rays and our visitmg U S N A basebaU team.

We learned ffiat, each spring ffi ffie foture, our team -wUl be playing ffie DevU Rays.

We look forward to this event along wiffi ffie Tampa Bay Chapter O n March 16ffi at ffie Sarasota Yacht Club we, along -wiffi ffie Na-vy League, listened to Speaker Bob WUUams'm-depffi presentation on his onsite smdy of ffie remains of ffie TITANIC. Those attendmg this extremely mterestmg program were: Dee Norman '26, Jayne and Dick Blair '32, Margaret and Sheldon Brown '32, Ralph Styles '33 and guest Juanita Cochrine, Margrit and CUff Messenheimer '37, Betty and Bmce R o h n '40, Lpu Davis '41, Helen and President CUff'Bermann '45, Jessie and BiU Petrat '45, R h o d a Stone

Tampa Bay Chapter CAPTJohn S. Kamen '77, USN (Ret.) 1105 Culbreath Isle Dr.,Tampa, FL 33629 h: 813-288-9548; e: kamenjl@socom.mil

Secretary/Communications: Steve Swift '87 e: sswift@1987.usna.com www.usna.com/Chaptere/US/fl/tampabay/

Wow - what a great luncheon wdffi Navy Atffietic Director, Chet Gladchuk speakmg to over 70 alumffi/guests, mcludmg many from the Sarasota Chapter. Some comments from the crowd: "It was super!" "Chet talked and showed some -videos of the academy. I think it was a great sho-wmg!"

Attendees mcluded: B u d Alexander '56; Pete Leffiart '66 and guest; Dick Petrucci '61; Charhe Guy '46; Mac Fossett '58; David Ohveria '75; BUl Habermeyer '64 and guest Vmce Naimoh; Mike Patrick (executive fix>m Busch Gardens);Jane & R o y Coffins '56; J o h n Kamen '77; Scott H o o d '66; LUhan and Tom Dabney '36; Peggy & Charhe Weffiger; Kirk Barker '77; D o u g Berry '69; JeffTomeo '80; T. R Manffing ' 6 1 ; Tom R o o n e y '61;JoeWienffi '93; Carrie Perry '82; D o n C o u g h h n '62; Mike Sweeney '90;Tony Gray '92; MUce PJley '65; Gary Polansky '69; Nikolai MuUigan '92; MUce Gutowski '99; MUce Battista (Parent '03 and Associate Member); Sam Henderson '67; John Sarao '76; Brian Dearolf'03; Warren Hahn '60; Bo Heiffinger '47; D o n Cooper '85; Mark Krivonak ' 7 1 ; R u t Flynn '59; R o n Seits '88; Alex Morris '56; Greg Kolcum '88; Dick Wise '53; Son RusseU Cedoz, husband Stephen Baker, Lucrecia Baker Cedoz fix)m Oriando; H u g h Pahner '58; and Chff Bermann -I- Sarasota Alvmiffi Association (incluffing Elame Thomas '53, SaUy & R o g e r Betts '56!)

Lillian and Tom Dabney

Double Wow - over 200 (yes - T W O HUNDRED) people to watch Navy BasebaU play the Tampa Bay DevU Rays on March 2nd. Quotes firom attendees "Wow! What a great time we aU had.

Agam,ffianksso much for working tffis out for me ffi such a short notice NAPC Parent" "Yes sir, went had fim, watched Navy lose with grace... 1st base umpire -was one-side ffi favor of Rays, but then ffiey give him a steak dirmer.. .of course, I was seated on ffie third base side and coffid see 1st base much better ffian the ump right there beside it!" Local wnrite up from the game mcluded ffie foUowdng comments "It was a nice crow^d and they -were rooting for ffie Naval Academy." "The official attendance was hsted at 1,716 -wiffi a strong majority pulhng for the Midsffipmen." GO NAVY! Triple Wow - 260+ fomre canffidates and parents came to the MacDiU Base Theatre and Picffic Pavffion Area on Sunday March 13th to gam more iffiormation on ffie Naval Academy and to mingle -wiffi midsffipman, parents, academy staff, alumffi, and Blue & Gold Officers. Although we do not necessarUy "recruit", tffis may have been our best recruiting event ever! Thanks to aU the BGOs and cooks mcludmg Neoffi Mattox '00, Sandy and kids & John Kamen '77, Gary Polansky '69, and parents Don Haertel, Les Schaffer, Judith and Richard Mcclure, Mike Melton, and MUce Battista (associate member as weU) Future Save the Date Events: MAY 6th 2005 - Annual Army-Navy Golf Match -MacDUl AFB - noon start JUN 4th - NAPC Welcome Aboard Picffic for incomffig Plebes ('09)/Napsters/Foundation. PhiUip Park , Safety Harbor, 1200.

OCT 29nd - 4th Annual Founder's Day - commitment from Adm Trost

(former C N O + class of '53) that he wiU travel to Tampa to speak * TBD - Air Force + Notre Dame FootbaU Game Get Togethers * DEC 3rd - Army-Navy Game Gaffiering - hkely at Raymond James Staffium Monthly - ffist WED of every month - 6:00-7:30 PM Houhhan's onWestshore (just North of 275 on the right), 2nd THURS of month Luncheon for '61 alumffi and other USNA alumni are welcome (moves around) - contact Dick Ardavany '61 ardavany@msn.com Make it a great month!

Steve Swift '87, Secretary sswifi@ 1987. usna. com CAPTJohn S. Kamen '77, President kamenj 1 (^ocom. m il

Georgia Atlanta Chapter CAPTWiUiam O. Rentz '55, USN (Ret.) h: 678-432-3089; w: 678-230-3661 e: billsuerentz@inindspring.com

Secretary: Mary McElroy '87 h: 672-556-9262;W: 404-385-0956; e: mmcelioy@at.gtaa; web site: virww.usnaaaa.com

Monthly Chapter Luncheon: When: 3rd Friday of EVERY month; Doors open at 11:30, lunch served at noon Where:Jocks &JUl's Sports Bar and Restaurant, 4046 Peachtree Road, Adanta, GA; Phone: (404) 816-2801 What: Great oppormffity to spend time -with feUow alumffi.We meet monthly whether we have a guest speaker or not. See our website for detaUs! PRESIDENT'S CORNER Tffis month I'd Uke to caU attention to the guy who makes it happen, our grand web master. Bob Schultz '71. Bob puts ffi a lot of personal time keepmg up with aU the ffiputs that go into makmg tffis web site the envy ofthe entire Alumffi Association.

You would be amazed at the number of comments I get tossed my way about ffie fantastic amount of great material contamed on our Atlanta Chapter electromc newspaper and beacon of things to come. It makes my job of commumcating to ffie Chapter much easier and more successfiU. Case in point, those ofyou who went to our February 26,2005, Founder's Day/Dark Ages Party, featuring an ffispiring and interesting speech and presentation by the Supermtendent, VAdm. Rempt '66, must have noticed and

appreciated the lengthy, lively, and comprehensive -write up wdth 44 photos of the event that appeared on the web site the next day. That took a lot of work. Bob has served the Adanta Chapter in about every position avaUable on the Chapter Board of Directors, incluffing President, and he has always given unseffisffiy of ffis time and talent to make the system work.

For example, every time I am at a Chapter event and have forgotten to get out the Chapter ffigital camera to record the festivities, a flash bffib goes off to remind me that I don't need to.You guessed it, it's Bob wdth ffis own ffigital camera and he has beaten me to it and saved the day agam. Check the website for our upcoming events. Bob or some other member of your Board of Directors has put in a lot of effort on your behalf to make these events worthwhUe and to your likmg. If not, we need to know so we can change them. I coffid say many more words about the great work of your other Board members, and I intend to before my term is up ffi June tffis year. In the meanwhUe, I woffid ask for your support and vote in the currendy ongoffig election for Eastern Region Trustee.

Bill Rentz '55 Atlanta Chapter President

Chapter Prez Bill Rentz '55 presents an Atlanta Chapter apron to Charley Plumly '55 following his remarks to the chapter

CAPTAIN CHARLEY PLUMLY '55, OF SWIFT BOATVETERANS FOR TRUTH, SPEAKS AT CHAPTER FEBRUARY LUNCHEON Captain Chariey Plumly '55, USN (Ret) classmate and good friend of Chapter President BiU Rentz '55, gave us an up close and personal look at ffistory at the February Luncheon. Charley had four surface sffip commands in ffis naval career and served for a year as Cffief of Staff of CTF 115 in Vietnam in 1968 and 1969.

He was ffi LTjgJohn Kerry's chain of

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Present at ffie limcheon were: George O'ConneU '35; guest Peggy Lotte; Jim Ravenel '45; Jim Hatch '47; MUce Rose '48; Glenn Brewer '51; John Stark '51; Perry Stephens '51; Jack WUson '53; Johns Jaudon '55; Charley PlunUy '55; Sibyl PlunUy; Chad Plumly; BUl Rentz '55;JmiTodd '55; Dale Herndon '56; Gary Pelphrey '57; R e ^ e Vachon '58; Mary Eleanor Vachon; Tom Ross; Carl McCaUum '60; Charles Gardner '61; Dianne Gardner; Paffi Hurst '62; Steve WaUm '62; Ann Wallm;Tony Womble '63; Stewart CaldweU '65;Joe Frazar '65; BUl WUhams '65, C. M.Wood '65;Jon Barton '66, WUl Wood '66; Paffi Borer '70; Mitch Rowland '71; Bob Schffitz '71; Lee Wffiffield '71; Steve Frederick '72; Shaim Bradley '78; Mario Maddox '85; R o b Burger '86;Terry McEhoy '86; Mary McElroy '87; Kevm Mulroney '87; Erm Mulroney: Kent Leka '90; and Cffip Preston.

Guam Guam Chapter CDR Noel M. Enriquez '84, USNR PO. Box 26849, GME Barrigada, GU 96921-6849 671-472-9629; hfax: 671^72-1966 671-777-9629 NME@ 1984.usna.com

Hawaii Honolulu Chapter CDR Alan B. Lerchbacker '74, USN (Ret.) 1350 Alamona Blvd, Ste. 2203, Honolulu, HI 96813-4618; H: 626-644-6452; e: Alerchbacker@aol.com

Idaho Northwest Chapter Col. Kenneth WMoore '66, USMC (Ret.) 31048 E. Hayden Lake Rd., PO Box 2020, Hayden, ID 83835-7059; H: 208-772-7494; e: i35hawk@sisna.com

Are you on active duty?

Send us your SEA Sea Stories.

STORIES Please email them to seastories@usna.com I

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Illinois Chicago Chapter CDR Fredrick WWeber '75, USNR 2134 Evert Ct., Northbrook, IL 60062-6612 h: 847-559-9381; w: 312-750-8899 e: f\veber@chapman.com

T h e Chapter has conducted these sessions for at least 25 years and tffis year's, typicaUy, was weU received and a great success.

William T.Toutant Secretary

Louisiana

Indiana Indianapolis Chapter

New Orleans Chapter

CDR Charles A. Rainey '84, USNR

President: Lt. Col. Kris Elliott '80, USMC (Ret.)

12804 Double Eagle Dr., Carmel, IN 46033 h: 317-815-0575; e: crainey@flilbi.com

Japan

Treas/Sec'y:Doug Schutz '87

Tokyo Bay Chapter CDR Nolan D. Villarin '82, USNR U.S. Space and Naval Warfare Systems PSC 473 Box 5, FPO AP 96349-1901 e: villarin@drs-tsi.com

Kentucky

3624 Inwood Ave., New Orleans, LA 70131 h: 504-392-1067;W: 504-599-8238; e: kriselliott@msn.com

(see also Ohio)

Louisville/Southern Indiana Chapter President: Eric Gordon '74 Mil Park Flills Dr., Louissnlle, KY 40207 H: 502-893-7945; E: flashcom@beUsouth.net

Secretary: William Toutant '46 h: 502-895-9828; e: wttoutant@aol.com

T h e Chapter celebrated its armual Navy Scholarsffip luncheon on March 3,2005 at the Uffiversity Club. Special guests, fix)m 17 area ffigh schools, were 21 counselors and 36 juffior year smdents selected by counselors as outstanffing prospects for the Naval Academy. T h e affair was sponsored j o m d y by the Chapter and the Na-vy Recrffitmg District, NashvUle, T N .

O u r own CAT Timothy Nashvffie introduced C D R Daniel J. Cunningham, Executive Officer of the Recruiting District, w h o in m r n introduced the speakers.

Mr. D o n Nelson, ffie Academy's Assistant Director of Canffidate Gffidance, told of life at U S N A and the requirements for apphcation and admission.

WhUe our primary emphasis was on the Naval Academy, M R . Glerm Stegmann, Education Services Speciahst for the Recruiting District, concentrated his remarks on the Na-vy R O T C Program.

During the ensuffig Q & A period, smdents and counselors had the o p p o r m nity to get information on the Academy from the most reUable of sources.

900 South Petere St., Loft 13, New Orleans, LA 70130 E; dougschutz@1987.usna.com; H: 504-566-7678;W: 504-364-7649

February Luncheon O n February 25,2005 a Chapter luncheon was held at "Bourbon H o u s e " ffi the French Quarter. Present were Tom Cruser '69, AUan Corderman ' 5 1 , Tom Nagehn '74,Ted R u d d o c k ' 7 1 , Jeffiey O e t d e '96 and ffis -wife, Jennifer, D o u g Schutz '87, and Kris Effiott '80.

Discussion mcluded: ten tickets for seats to the Emerald Bowl were donated by the Chapter, remainffig extra fimds in ffie Chapter treasury wdU be donated to ffie U S N A Summer Semmar program for Louisiana and Mississippi canffidates, and proposed upcoming events (see Na-vy lax and golf tourney below).

Navy Lacrosse.

There are four televised Navy lacrosse games this season, not mcludmg ffie Patriot League and N C A A tournaments.

Chapter members wdU be ffi-vited to meet at Cooter Browns for ffie Georgetown game on AprU 2 at 1:00pm, EST; Lafayette Sports Bar for Maryland on AprU 8 at 7:00 E D T ; Fox & H o u n d for Army on AprU 16 at 12:00pm E D T ; and Cooter Browns for Johns Hopkins on AprU 23 at 1:00pm EDT. G o Navy!

GolfTournament.

Chapter m e m b e n ffiterested ffi getting involved in ffie plannmg, promoting a n d / o r participation in an Army-Navy GolfTournament in ffie Greater new Orieans area contact Chapter President Kris EUiott or Treasurer/Secretary D o u g Schutz. Fore!

Updated E-Mail Addresses are Critical Contacts continue to slowly ffiibble ffi, mosdy from alumffi n e w to the area.

Please, if you are not currendy recei-vffig regular e-maUs from ffie Chapter, ensure ffiat ffie Chapter has your current, correct e-maU address. If you are n e w to ffie Mississippi/Loffisiana Gulf Coast region please contact LtCol Kris Elhott, '80, USMC (Ret) to join.You may update your membersffip proffie by loggffig onto ffie Alumffi Association web site at www.usnaaa,com, and go into "Alumffi OrUy." Please get ffivolved!

Next Luncheon Summer 2005 at Voodoo Barbecue, look for e-maU specffics.

Beat Army! Kris

Maine Portland Chapter Jeffrey Peters '85 1 Sumac Dr., Brunswick ME 04011 h: 207-729-7306; w: 207-443-5576 e: jpetets@preri.com

On a snowy Friday ffight ffie 18ffi of February, twenty-three adventurous people enjoyed our annual Dark Ages party at the Woodlands Country Club m Falmouffi. In attendance were: Sara & C h u c k MuU '50, Mary & John Wagner '54, Beverly and Darwin Hatheway '54 Susan & Harry Conkel '58, H o and BUl Drake '59, Kathryn & J o h n Kazensld '60, Lmda & Frank Jones '61, A r t W e i d n e r '63, Mary & JuUan Coles '68, Dina Henson and Mark PhiUips '74, Lmda & Stan WeUever '74, and Theresa & Jeff"Peters '85. A pleasurable time was had by aU. Please watch for Jeff^'s E-mails concerning foture events.

Frederick Chapter John M. Heiges '59 13502West Oak St, Mt.Airy, MD 21771 h: 301-798-0045; e: JMHEIGES@msn.com

Secretary: Dan TAltomare '88 e: AltomareDT@worldkitchen.com

Greater Southern Maryland Chapter CAPT Michael Dougherty '73 USN (Ret.) 23585Town Creek Dr. Lexington Park, MD 20653-6343 H: 301-866-0484; E: michael.dougherty@navy.mil http://www.navyalumni.org

Massachusetts Boston Chapter CAPTWiUiam

F. MaUoy Jr. '80, USNR

31 Wildcat Ln., Norwell, MA 02061 h: 781-659-9484; b: 617-742-3311 e: william.malloy@1980.usna.com

Michigan Detroit Chapter

Several members of ffie Boston Chapter mcludmg Chapter President BUl Malloy '80 attended a 27 February meeting of ffie U S N A Parents Club of Greater Boston and welcomedVADM Michael Haskins '66, Distingtushed Chair of Leadersffip and Etffics, as ffie feautured speaker. Admiral Haskins is responsible for developmg a formal curricffium to adffiess ffie mtegrated quaUties of leadersffip and etffics. H e stated ffiat ffiere is no civUian coUege where a smdent is exposed to this type of experience and ffiat ffie development of leadersffip and etffics is ffie cornerstone of the Academy.

Because we are taUcffig about character, wffich ffivolves aU aspects of our human experience. Admiral Haskins reiterated the uffique importance of the course by sayffig "Tffis is your hfe".

Maijland Annapolis Chapter CAPT Roger P. Onorati '61, USN (Ret.) 1756 Point No Point Dr.,Annapohs, MD 21401-6560 h: 410-849-3812; e: roger.onorad@1961.usna.com www.usna.com/chapters/us/md/annapohs

Baltimore Chapter CDR Steve G.Young '84, USNR c/o Morgan Stanley 11311 McCorrmck Rd., Hunt Valley, MD 21031 w: 410-229-8206 e: steven.g.young@morgaiistanley.com

VADM Michael Haskins (USNA) presenting the Bill Belichick Ball to Doug Yoffe of Cambridge, MA

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formal three hour course where the first hour is devoted to traffitional lecmre and ffie remainffig two to smaU groups -wiffi seffior officers to ffiscuss specific examples of leadenWp and decision makmg, based on a core of etffical values.

Adrffiral Haskins ended ffis talk by infficating that tffis is just the beginnmg.

H e said that the ongoffig chaUenge after learffing the right tffing to do in a difficffit simation is " D o you have the courage to do what's right?" H e received a rousmg applause of appreciation for ffis remarks, ffis honesty and ffis accessibffity.

Pete Seibert '65

WhUe always seekffig effective ways to teach and measure Leadersffip and Etffics, ffie education and trainmg occurs throughout the enffie four years at ffie Academy. It is a

Arthur WBryant '66 1811 Hollywood Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236-1311 h: 313-885-2174; f: 313-881-2333 e: lynotart@comcast.net

O n 8 March T h e Detroit Chapter held its monthly limcheon at T h e Big Fish Restaurant in Maffison Heights. We discussed the plans for the visit by D o n Nelson, Assistant Director of Admissions for U S N A on 9-10 AprU. After a reception ffi Detroit on Samrday, D o n and Carol wdU be ffiiven to Traverse City on Sunday for a Parents Club meeting and a gatherffig wdth U p p e r Micffigan Alumffi.

We also had an interesting and iffiormative presentation by David Schmick '82 on old U S N A graduation ffiplomas.

David's hobby is old documents and autographs. H e showed us some beautifiiUy engraved ffiplomas from the 1800's mcluffing a pair of ffiplomas from the rime w h e n a midsffipman received one for completmg the first two years of school and then a ffiploma for the two years at sea.

Those in attendance and picmred mcluded, standmg from left: Jim Sizer '48, David Schmick '82, MUce Howard '95, Charles Schott '85, seated: Mike Bermett, Tom C o o k '57 a n d j m i O'Keefe '72.

Art Bryant '66

Minnesota Upper Midwest Chapter David C. Berghult '91 6628 Parkwood Rd., Edina, MN 55436-1073 w: 952-953-5353; e: berghultdc@benistein.com

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CHAPTER NEWS Missouri Greater Kansas City Metro Chapter LCDR Bryan J Didier '91, USNR 13022 Carter St, Overland Pk, KS 66213-4636 P: 913-239-0327; e: bdidier@sblsg.com

Secretary:Joe Spencer '92 E: jspencer@go-onpoint.com

S t Louis Chapter President: John Hueseman '78 559 Arbor Meadow Dr., Ballwin, M O 63021 P: 800-866-2802; E: hues78@charter.net

Vice Pres. & Corrs. Secretary: Tim Noonan '88 765 W Kirkham Ave.; St. Louis, MO 63122 P: 314-963-7776; E: timnoonan@hotniail.com

N o news from St. Louis the last couple of issues, though much has happened, but back on track for the rest of 2005.

Army-Na-vy was very successfol in December. We met at the Train Wreck on Laclede's Lanffing, a new venue and a successfffi one. Na-vy leveled the overaU record at 47-47-7 and wdU be able to puU ahead tffis year. We were weU attended -with over 60 Na-vy alums, spouses, and friends. We were -without the Army crowd for ffie first time ffi many years and I don't recaU anyone missffig them.

Bravo Zulu to Jearme Taylor ('87), MUce Brown ('88), and Jay Butka ('90) for puffing together an absolutely thrUhng trivia ffight for the Dark Ages Party, wffich was held at C.J. Muggs in Webster Groves on February 12th. Jeanne and Mike came up with some hum-ffingers that had classes from aU decades reacffing for their reef-points. With almost 40 people in attendance, tffis event is gaiffing m o m e n t u m and we'U look forward to topping it next year.

U p c o m m g events include: May 13, 2005 - Spring Golf Tournament — May 28,2005 - Memorial Service at Jefferson Barracks July 30,2005 - Annual Picffic Check out http://usna.com/Chapters/US/MO/ StLouis/default.htm for more detaUs and to sign-up.

If you hve in the St. Louis area and have not joined the Chapter, please caU John Hueseman or T i m N o o n a n for information. O u r events are low-key and a way to make new friends and rekinffie old friendsffips.

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Nebraska Omaha Chapter CAPT Alan R. More '62, USN (Ret.) 2510 Nottingham Dr., Bellevue, NE 68123-1959 e: alan.more@1962.usna.com

Secretary: LCDR Chris Verdoni '88, USN 4605 Longview St., Papillion, NE 68133 h: 402-292-3230; w: 402-294-8309 e: cverdoni@email.msn.com

Nevada Southern Nevada Chapter James R. Koehn '63 2864 SumterVaDey Cir., Hendereon, NV 89052-6876 h; 702-232-3317;c: 925-736-9642 e: jkoehn@inindspring.com

New Jersey New Jersey Chapter Mr. Patrick J Hurley '87 192 Ashland Rd., Summit, NJ 07901-3244 h: 908-598-0512; e: pari-ick.hurley@gs.com

New Mexico Albuquerque Chapter Keith S. Jones '60 63 Woodlands Dr.,Tijeras, NM 87059-7826 h: 505-797-3578; e: casey)onesabq@earthlink.net

Secretary: Herb Richter '59 e: herbertrichter@msn.com www.usna.com/chapters/us/nm/

NewYork Capital District Chapter Gene W Griesau '75 216 Woodlawn Ave., Albany, NY 12208 h: 518-482-3370; e: gwgriesau@gocontec.com

Metro New York Chapter J. Daniel Horner '96 321 E. 43rd St.,Apt. 107, NewYork, NY 10017-4803 w: 212-382-8572; e: Dan_Horner@nil.com

Western New York Chapter CAPT Nelson A. Blish '69, USNR (Ret.) 3840East Ave., Rochester, NY14618-3729 h: 716-248-9739; e: nelson.bhsh@kodak.com

North Carolina Cape Fear Chapter Stanley R. Roman '61 2044 Montrose Ln.,Wilmington, NC 28405-6208 h: 910-256-0502; e: SRR1961@aol.com

Secretary: CDR Geoffrey A. Losee '85, USNR H: 910-350-1516; E: glosee@ec.rr.com

T h e Cape Fear N C Chapter ffi its second year held a Board meeting on 28 February in the Captain's quarters on BB 55, USS N o r t h Carohna.The sffip has

become the regular location for Board meetings and the avaUabffity o f t h e Battleship is being considered for several ofthe chapter's future activities.

Although StUl in the early stage of chapter development, an aggressive program has been developed for the coming year in three areas. T h e chapter is signfficantly involved in pro-viffing assistance to the Sgt. Eugene Asffiey Center for Veterans Transition wffich deals -with homeless veterans w h o have experienced major personal chaUenges. T h e second effort involves identifymg ways to increase support for the local Blue and Gold officers. FinaUy, the chapter has developed and approved a program of interesting and enjoyable events during 2005 for its members, their famffies and friends of the Academy.

T h e Asffiey Center offers homeless veterans an 18 m o n t h program wffich mcludes medical/dental support and professional counsehng and is affihated wdth Good Shepherd Ministries, wffich is sponsored by a local church group. Several members of the chapter -wUl sponsor a n d / o r participate in the Annual Good Shepherd Golf Tourney and Auction on 21 March.Tffis very -weU attended tournament and auction raises approximately $80 000. In adffition, the Chapter has taken the lead in getting dental care for these veterans and is actively pursuing congressional support in connection -with some difficffities in obtaiffing meffical care. Some members ofthe Cape Fear Chapter have been personaUy assistmg -with the provision of dental care and mentormg.

D a v e S c h e u '67, w h o manages BB 55, is working on programs to use the batdeship facffities in support of local ffigh school N J R O T C uffits. We are also attempting to estabhsh hrUcs wdth gffidance counselors and to have chapter members visit schools in support of Blue and Gold efforts. O u r support of Blue and Gold Officer efforts is a work in progress.

O n 27 AprU the Cape Fear chapter -wUl sponsor an "AU Hands" luncheon featuring A d m i r a l L e i g h t o n W. (Snuffy) S m i t h Jr. '62 foUowed by a golf outing with Admiral Smith (8 handicap!) Some members have dechned to play because o f t h e Admiral's hanfficap!

Adrmral Stffith was a naval aviator who commanded at the Carrier Batde Group

level and has over 1000 carrier arrested landings to ffis creffit. Over 100 people are expected to attend tffis luncheon.

Also during AprU, ffie Blue Angels wiU visit WUtffington, N C and the chapter has obtamed preferred seatmg for memben and guests w h o -wish to attend diis event. Corffing up in J u n e is a Jazz concert at Airhe Gardens and a luncheon meetmg/ social wiffi a m e m b e r of ffie Academy staff.

Charlotte Chapter Bryan Dolan '76 5629 Uunum Rd., Charlotte, N C 28226 h: 704-364-6451; E: bjdl717@yahoo.com

Eastern North Carolina Chapter President: Bin Ritchie '53 324 Plantarion Dr., New Bern, N C 28562-9507 h: 252-633-2396; e: ritchiewh@alwaysonHne.com;

Bob and Margaret Harris ('67), BUl and Ginny SeUers ('68), Pat and AUce Love ('72), D o n Webb ('74), and Gary and Jane Beaver ('77).

Happy Hours started at 1900 foUowed by ffinner at 1930. W i t h a private room and our group seated at two tables, there was ample opportuffity to ffiteract. Overheard above the bantering was: "There are offiy two types of sffips; submarines and targets." I beheve our chapter president BiU SeUers was the originator By the time the group broke-up about 2015, it was ob-vious that a good time was had by aU. For those w h o were unable to attend, you missed a great event.

For those w h o attended, thanks for your participation in helping to make your chapter as -vibrant as it is.

Vice President: Bob Dupius '79 115WesIeyen Ct.Jacksonville, N C 28546-5829 H: 910-347-2131;E: bob.dupuis@pgnmail.com

Secretary: Rob Skrotsky '67 PO Box 778, New Bern, N C 28562 h: 252-514-0299; e: crskrotsky@earthlink.net

Treasurer: Ken Hoge '50 282 Shorehne Dr., New Bern, N C 28562 h: 252-637-3546

The monthly meeting was held at the Officer's Club,Camp Lejune, February 16, 2005. As usual an h o n o r system bar was avaUable at 11:30 for soft ffiinks and beer with a buffet luncheon foUowdng. T h e program was a video presentation o n the USNA Distffiguished Graduate recogffition program for 2004. T h e video was weU recieved by those present. N e w members ffi attendence -were: Garry Colbert ' 0 1 , Natasha R o b i n s o n ' 0 2 , John Hardaway '90, J a m e s C h i m i a k '79 and Eric Buenviaje '89. Meetffigs alternate between C h e r r y Point M C A S and Camp Lejune o n the third Wednesday of each month.

Piedmont Triad Chapter William L. SeUers '68 3600 Fieldgate Rd., Greensboro, N C 27406-9650 b: 336-698-8849; e: wlsell@beIlsouth.net

On Friday, 18 February, the Piedmont Triad Chapter held its' armual Dark Ages Party at Pad's Fme ItaUan Dining ffi Winston-Salem. Present were: John and Teeny Anthony ('60), Rick and Marie Sylvester ('61),John and Dianna Palmer ('61), Peter and Susan Deutermann ('63),Albie Oettinger ('63),BUl and Dana Haggerson ('67),

Triangle Chapter John M. Scott '67 836 Shadylawn Rd., Chapel Hill, N C 27514 h: 919-968-1337; e: pelorus@bellsouth.net

We were honored to have D i c k C o u c h '67 and ffis -wife, Juha, as our guests at the March 4th luncheon. T h e Couches are on an extended -visit to N o r t h Carohna wffile Dick researches ffis next book on Army Special Forces. A record crowd of 52 alumffi and guests were treated to an outstanffing lecture from an ffisider's perspective on h o w Special Forces are trained and their impact on the current conffict in the fight agaffist terrorism. Dick is a Dick Couch '67 former Na-vy SEAL and author of a number of books including five novels and his most recent work of nonfiction, Doum Range: Navy SEAL Operations in the War on Terror, to be released by Crown ffi Jffiy. Bravo Zulu to Dick for an informative and Ulummating ffiscussion.

Dick's classmates present from the Triangle included BiU Gautier '67, J o h n Guibert '67, Sid Harrel '67, Jack Jakucyk '67, T o m Leiser '67, R o n Marquette '67, Mike R o t h '67, and chapter president, John Scott '67.

O t h e r members in attendance were C h u c k A d a m s '63, Garrett Artz '93,

BUl Batts '59, Sankey B l a n t o n ' 7 1 , Lyle B u r n h a m '80, J i m Davis '79, N o r m EUiot '58, H e l m u t s Feifs '66, MUt Forsyth '57, CharUe H a c k e l i n g '56, Jeff"Jeffries '64, J i m Kinney '60, Gary L e w '60, Wes May '58, GU McCuUen '53, J i m M e U e n c a m p '48, Chris M o s a k e w i c z '90, Sean NeaUy '96, T o m P i t m a n '69, R o b e r t Schabacker '46, Ken S m i t h '66, BUl S m i t h ' 5 1 , T o m Stevens ' 7 1 , and TroyWoelfel '92. Also, in attendance, were a number of Zoomies and Woops.

T h e Chapter meets for lunch o n the first Friday of each m o n t h at Capitol City C h o p House at the Airport Blvd exit of 1-40 in Raleigh. For membersffip information, -visit our website, -www.usna.com/Chapters/US/NC/ Triangle/, or contact GU McCuUen '53 at gUmcciiUen@earthhnk. net.

Garrett Artz '93.

Ohio Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Chapter Mr. Gerald P. Motl 9825 Gateclub Dr., Cincinnari, O H 45241-3827 h: 513-769-4556; e: gerrymod@fuse.net

Cleveland Chapter CAPTA.O.

Rule IU '50, USNR (Ret.)

90 Pheasant Run, Chagrin Falls, O H 44022 h: 440-247-4379; w: 440-247-5100 x328 e: ruleIII@aol.com

Columbus/Central Ohio Chapter Russell A. Puppe '66 242 Crossing Crk., North Gahanna, O H 43230 h; 614-418-5024; e: rpuppe@columbus.rr.com

MERCHANDISE To order your Class, Chapter, or Parent Club specific merchandise, visit our web site at usna.com and click on the icon that reads Alumni Store or contact Debbie Cohen, merchandising manager at 410-295^24

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CHAPTER NEWS restoring USS Washtenaw County (LST1166). They gave a wonderfiil shde presentation, and even brought along two table's worth of memorabffia. Gordon Srffith, A F M M President, had actuaUy saUed across the Adantic in an LCI during W W I I , and had some great sea stories to teU.

Toledo Chapter: Bob & Mary Ann Lauer '45, Harry Morgan '49 and guests, Dick & Margy Eckert '51, Bob & Bev Lynch '55, Orrie & Paula Hiett '57, Tom 8L Carol Case '61, John & Kay Cox '62, Dave & Judy Puckett '63, Ron & Phyllis Henderson '65, and Ted & Judy Wolfe '70

Toledo Chapter Mr. David B. Puckett '63 505 Chatham Valley Rd.,Toledo, OH 43615-1107 e: dpuckett@buckeye-e,xpress.com

Toledo Chapter held its Sixth Annual Dark Ages Party March 4,2005, at the Toledo Club.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Chapter CAPT Stuart A. Merriken '58, USN (Ret.) 1113 Riviera Dr., Norman, OK 73072-7612 h: 405-360-3876; e: samerriken@aol.com

Tulsa Chapter CDR Harry V Rouse IV '77, USN (Ret.) 2623 East 33 Pl.,Tulsa, OK 74105-2334 h: 918-748-8650; e: HVRouse@aol.com

O n Deck: (Annual) Welcome Aboard luncheon at T h e Summit Club.

Wednesday,June 15 at 11:45.

Cocktails (cash bar) at McNeUies Pub, 409 East 1st St. at 17:00 on Tuesday May 17.

Free appetizers...weU, paid for by your dues and a smaU profit from the Tffisa game. Harry R o u s e wdU debrief Chapter President's meetmg.

Ellis Zacharias, '48 - Secretary

USNA Info!

Start the youngster you iaiow on the road to USNA. To request info or apply online point them to www.USNA.edu/Admissions

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Oregon Oregon and Southwest Washington Chapter CAPTR. Myers '64, USNR (Ret.) 3766 Lanewood Rd., Lake Oswego, O R 97035 h: 503-697-0865; e: tobymaggiel@aol.com hnp://usna.com/Chapters/US/OR

March Luncheon T h e Chapter met for our montffiy Luncheon on the 9th of March, 2005.

Attenffing the luncheon were: Asse and John Besson '35, Jack Barrett '43, Jim Leiser '51, Jerry Rosette '51, Dusty Craver '60, Lew PoweU '60, John Morris '61, Butch Be-wick '62,Tim Myers '64, BUl BaUey '65, Jack Koffi '65, D o n Haslett '66, Jim H o u g h '66, Ed Hepp '67, D o u g Bomarito '68, Joe Kavale '68, Mark Cooksey ' 7 1 , Skip Pffipps '73, Bruce Thompson '73, Mark Beatty '90, Matt WUson '90, Brian GUday '91, John McKinney '60 USMA, and Guests Walt James, Erik Martin, Larry Martin, Da-vid McKay, and Gordon Smith, aU of the Amphibious Forces Memorial Museum.

We were pri-vUeged to have as our guests and speakers, the representatives from the Ampffibious Forces Memorial Museum. It is a non-profit museum defficated to the Amphibious Forces o f W W I I , Korea, and Vietnam. T h e museum, located at Pier 39 in Astoria, offers a unique and educational look into the past through a mixture of original artifact ffisplays and hving ffistory events. They have restored USS LCI 713, and are in the process of

L to r. Dusty Craver '80 and Lew Powell '60

Personal Notes Attenffing our luncheon for the first time were. D u s t y Craver '60, L e w PoweU '60, and Brian GUday '91.

Dusty and Lew arrived at the luncheon -via an unusual method, they took the train up from Eugene. Welcome aU, and we hope you come back soon.

Tim's N A Trivia question for tffis month. W h a t song was written as a march for the Naval Academy Class of 1907?

R e m e m b e r caUTim -with your answer.

T h e Oregon and Southwest Wasffington Chapter meets for lunch the second Wednesday of every monffi at T h e Georgian R o o m Restaurant, Meier & Frank 10th Floor, Do-wntown Pordand, 6th and Alder, at 11:30 A M . Please join us.

CaU T i m Myers '64 (503-697-0865) for any adffitional information, or check our website.

Joe Kavale '68

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Chapter LtCol VM. "Corky" Gardner IU '77, USMC (Ret.) 121 Glenn Rd.,Ardmore,PA 19003 h: 610-645-5361; e: president@usnaphil.com members@usnaphil.com events@usnapliil.com webmastei@usnaphil.com www.usnapliil.com

Shipmate News Input: Brian Degnan '98 e: degnanb@yahoo.com

RV Chapter: Las Vegas Come Around October 2004

RV Chapter: Las Vegas Business Meeting I

RV Chapter Las Vegas Business Meeting II

Pittsburgh Chapter William E. Otto '71 4105 Tartan Ct.,MurrysviIle, PA 15668-1045 h: 724-325-4281; w: 412-856-3500 e: Fisaro4105@aol.com

Philippines Philippines Chapter Jose "Roy"RoUo Golez '70 4/F Crowntop Condominium Orrigas Ave., Greenhills, San Juan h: 726-8134 917-539-5095 (NSC) 927-6271; fa.x: 928-6029 e: gogo@golez.com

Secretary: Vincent Sibala '93 O / N - l H Q Philippine Navy (pma92) 2335 Ro.xas Blvd., Manila 919-354-5846; e: pastilan@hotmail.com

Recreational Vehicle American Chapter CAPT James N Roberts '59, USN (Ret.) 152 Sprmglakes Dr., Martinez, GA 30907 h: 706-860-6430; e: jrDbe92528@aol.com

Sec'y:John Glaeser '59 180RambowDr.,#8051;Livingston,TX; 77399-1080 e: usna59@earthlink.net

Treasurer: Glenn Shindler '64 4530 Lasheart Dr., La Canada, CA 91011 e: gshindler64@earthlink.net

Shipmate inputs to.Terry Sutherland '54 1632A Firetower Rd., Chipley, FL 32428 e: terry5Utherland@1954.usna.com http://hey_frankl6.tripod.com/rv/

Chapter members have ahnost unhmited access to announcements of coming meetings, yet we stiU receive requests for dates and details. W h e t h e r you are a member or are thinking of becorffing a member, access the chapter web site: http://hey_frankl6.tripod.com/rv/.

wffich pubhshes as m u c h information on forthcorffing C o m e Arounds, PODs, and reports of past C o m e Arounds as is avaUable right up to ffie mmute. Those w h o subscribe to Shipmate get the news late, but they get it ffi time for participation.

Members w h o do not have emaU, whether they receive Shipmate or not, are sent a copy -via USPS ofthe Shipmate column submission about every two moiiths.

Except for instructions on the 2006 National C o m e Around, to be held in May ffi Branson, M O under Firsrie A n s o n BurUngame '65, the year 2005 has been fairly weU covered. More Eastern R e g i o n C o m e Arounds are expected, though. W h a t we are leaffing up to here is variety that has been lackmg from tffis colurrm—^photographs.

T h e latest example of a meeting popular -with members in the west was located in Las Vegas, N V Group photos in one-column format don't leave much for detaU, yet they show the enthusiasm of the membership. Thanks to Nina and P e t e Dabierri '67 for their leadersffip and for sendmg in these photos.

R e a d the Las Vegas C o m e Around activities and business meeting report on the Chapter web site.

N o t too late to attend the National in Wmiamsburg,VA 9-13 May Glendale, KY in mid-June, Gettysburg, PA and Lake Chelan, WA in September,Watts Bar D a m , T N in October.

Na-vy 34 - N e w Mexico 19! Just pre-Army-Na-vy emeralds.

Rhode Island Newport Chapter ADM James R. Hogg '56, USN

(Ret.)

2556 West Main Rd., Portsmouth, RI 02871 h:401-841-2625

Corr. Sec'y: Ben Katz '57 e: becat57@msn.com

O u r March speaker was chapter member R o n Machdey '70.The Honorable Ronald K. Machtley became the seventh President of Bryant CoUege in 1996 and under ffis leadership, on August 25,2004 Bryant CoUege became Bryant Uffiversity.

A m o n g the many accolades Bryant has received during Ron's tour is the ranking

by U.S. News and World Report in the top 20 ofthe N o r t h e r n Uffiversities-Masters: Top Schools. Prior to assuming his duties at Bryant, President Machdey served as a United States Congressman for the State of R h o d e Island from 1988 to 1996. H e retired as a Captain in the Naval Reserve in 1995.

R o n gave us ffis view from the top — what it's hke to run an uffiversity -with over tffiee thousand students. Formnately (or unfortunately), my tape recorder faUed early on during the presentation and my m e m o r y is too far-gone to give you a faith&l recap of what R o n told us. But, I clearly recaU h o w important R o n felt it was to share ffis opiffion with us o n h o w great this young generation — the MUlenffium Generation or " Y " Generation really is. Ron's taUc was insightffil, humorous, and most of aU inspiring for the future of our country.

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CHAPTER NEWS Joinffig us for our February meetmg were chapter members Tom &Trina Weschler'39;Jack & Mary B u m e y USMA '46; Brad & Gay Becken andWirt Thayer '47; Frank & M a ^ e Snyder '48; Bob & Pud ConneDy and Tom Lyons'52; Anne H o g g (JUn'56);Ben Katz & Katie A h e a m e and Bob Loewenthal '57; Jhn & Bobbi Wright and Wayne R o b i n s o n '58; Peter & Judy Tarpgaard '5; Dave B r o w n '62; Joe & Barbara Strasser '63; Duncan & Jeanffie Ingraham and BJchard & Patricia Plotkin '66; R o n & Katie Machtley '70; Charley & SheUa CoUins '74;John Garry '92; Matt Knight '99 and associate members Herb R o m m e l and Denny & Susan McCoy. O u r next meetmg -wUl be held on Tuesday 29 March at ffie Officer's Club.

Enjoy sea stories fix)m 1830 unffi 1910 and ffien feast on Baked Salmon or GrUled Cfficken wdffi Mango Chumey.

O u r guest speaker wdU be chapter member BUl MUler '62, Dean of Academics, U.S. Naval Academy. BJVDM MUler served ffi a variety of assignments ffi ffie Na-vy, ffie most pronffiient of wffich were ffi ffie areas of research and development, Cffief of naval research and cffief executive ofthe Office of naval Research where he was responsible for ffie Navy's $1.5 biUion armual ffivestment ffi science and technology through uffiversities, mdustry and government laboratories.

H e returned to the Naval Academy ffi 1997 as the cffief acaderffic officer after ha-vmg served as Associate Provost for Research and Economic Development at West Virgiffia Uffiversity.

Tffis shoffid be another great eveffing for us and once again, salubrious weather is guaranteed.

Palmetto William B. Swent '88 Leatherwood,-Walker,Todd & Mann, PC. 100 E. Coffee St., RO. Box 87 GreenviUe, SC 29602-0087 w: 864-242-6440; e: WSwent@LWTM.com

Low Country Chapter CAPT Peter M. Hyers '77 75 Port Tack, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928-5237 h: 843-842-6167; e: hyersp@cs.com

Tennessee Chattanooga Chapter Mr.John R. Rodman '66 1302 Peter Pan Rd, Lookout Mountain, GA 30570 w: 423-756-0285; e: rodman@usit.net

Knoxville-Oak Ridge Chapter CAPT Carl N. Strawbridge, USN (Ret.) 17 Rivers Run Way, Oak Ridge, T N 37830-9005 h: 865-220-8861; e: cns@oml.gov

Secretary-Treasurer: CAPT Mark Kohring '73, USNR (Ret.) e: kohringmw@onil.gov

Memphis Chapter CAPT Jack Quinlan '67, USNR (Ret.) 3987 Lakewood Cv. Memphis.TN 38128 h: 901-372-8423 e: JACK. QUINLAN@na.inanpower.com

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South Carolina Charleston Chapter CDR H. Richard Stein '82, USNR (Ret.) 784 Preservation Place. Mt. Pleasant. SC 29464-5196 h: 843-856-6591; e: rstein@sandlappergroup.com

South Carolina Midlands Chapter President: VADM George Davis '55 e: daviscoint@aol.com www.members.aol.com/usnaaasc

Secretary: Ed Tilden '71 E: aetilden@sc.rr.com

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Coach Steve Whitmyer, Trevor Thompson '05 and Jack Quinlan '67

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T h e weekend of February 25-27 saw ffie Naval Academy basebaU team competmg here m ffie 2005 Service Academy Classic. Classic organizers flew coach Steve Wffitmyer and team captam and Rffiodes Scholar Trevor Thompson ffi for ffie meffia luncheon at Mempffis' finest Jack Quinlan '67 and steak house, FoUcs Rusty Chang '78 FoUy. Thursday evenffig ffie team -was hosted to dinner at Pat O'Brien's on Beale Street by ffie Classic orgaffizers. O u r guys lost to a tough Missouri team on Friday but came back strong over ffie weekend to beat both Air Force and Inffiana. Fran Hesse, moffier of a member of ffie class of 2006 and president of ffie Parents Club put out a wonderfiU feast for ffie boys after ffie Saturday game. Alumffi scattered through ffie stands over ffie weekend to enjoy ffie beautifiU spring weaffier and some great basebaU as ffiey cheered ffie team on to victory. T h e class of '65 once again had ffie most ffi attendance, 3, but imported one from out of t o w n . T h e rffies comrffittee is taking tffis under ad-visement.

Nashville Chapter CDRJohn E Ohlinger '69, USN (Ret.) 880 Lakemont Dr., N.>sh\iUe.TN 37220-2124 h: 615-370-1441; w: 800-242-8613 e: johlinger@woildnet.att.net

Texas Alamo Chapter LCDR Lawrence S. StovaU II '84, USNR 2427 Wilderness Wood, San Antonio.TX 78231 h: 210-493-4377; e: lstovall84@s.itx.rr.com

Please send Shipmate Submissions and all correspondences to: Secretary: Dave DriskeU '63 PO. Bo-x 461565. San Antonio,TX 78246-1565 e: info@alainogoats.org

Unless offierwise noted, chapter meetings are held at 11:30 A M o n ffie second Friday of each monffi at M y Sam Chmese Buffet, 12844 I H l o w 11 FEBRUARY MEETING Alamo Chapter members in attendance were: D a v i d BaUey ' 8 1 , Executive Director Greystone Prep S c h o o l ; Richard A B o g g s '83; B r u c e G Davis '85, Area B l u e a n d G o l d Officer, Dave DriskeU m '63, J i m D r o s t e '62, BUl D u e '64, Larry Gierhart '57, LeRoy H a e n z e '58, J a m e s W e i g a n d ' 5 8 , , J u n Kiehle '62, Mike Leshinsky '89 BUl M c K a y '54, J o h n M c K e o w n '52,JK M i n t o n '66, D o n O s b o r n j r '90, John Padgett '65, J o e P o p e '56, T o m R e e d y '52, R o n Shaw '52, A D M WaUy Short '24, BUl S i m p s o n '56, Dick Trippe, Jr '59, Sarah Kovel '82, Glen H a t c h '53 U S N A Apphcants in attendance were; A a r o n DavUa, N A S S scholarship w i n n e r , C a t h r i n e Crayo, Joey L e n o x , J o h n Steward, a n d Greystone P r e p s t u d e n t s , WiUiam Israel, Bart Kercheval, Emily C o x , D a n i e l R o c h a , a n d Aaron MarshaU Guests: L T C John Coulter, T M I (Texas Military Institute) C o m m a n d a n t o f C o r p s , Capt Stephen B Latta, U S N A Director of Admissions was our guest speaker at the Febmary luncheon. T h e chapter invited prospective members o f t h e class o f ' 0 9 to the luncheon. Captain Latta gave an exceUent presentation and had time to answer questions from the prospective midsffipman. Some candidates noted that it was a problem to be in limbo unffi they finaUy get a letter of acceptance from the Academy. Capt Latta explained some of the difficulties and delays in the selection process, and also adffiessed some o f t h e

problems with the large Academy class size and the reduction of manpower in ffie Navy. It was an mteresting and informative and wdU help the Chapter in working wdth the Parents Club and Blue and Gold Officers wdffi recruiting in the future.

11 MARCH MEETING Members in attendance: John Padgett '65, L e R o y H a e n z e '58, D a v e DriskeU '63, Joe Sanchez, J i m Kiehle '62, Wendy Rivers '52, R o n Sandoval '81, R o g e r Sassman, D o n O s b o r n '90, Mike Stoffel '54, Carlos R o e s e n d e '77, D i c k Trippe '59 and his wife B e a , Richard B o g g s '83, & B r u c e Davis '85 Capt R o n Sandoval '81 presented information on the commissioning o f t h e USS San Antoffio tentatively schedffied for August 27,2005 at U S Naval Station Ingleside. Capt Sandoval had sUdes of the sffip during construction. Senator Kay BaUey Hutcffison is the sponsor of the sffip and the first port of caU wiU be Galveston Texas.

Plans o f c o m i n g attractions O u r Founder's Day celebration -wUl be at the Ft. Sam Golf Club on the 22nd of October. We had hoped to get someone from the Academy, but smce we had both George Watt and Capt Latta here in November and February the Academy infficated that they woffid not be able to send anyone. Also there wUl be a big sffinffig on the 22nd at the Academy. We are working on the guest speaker and wiU send out a Flyer armouncing the Dinner and guest speaker. For Alamo area alumni, mark October 22,2005 on your calendar.

At the last board meeting we talked about a Banquet/ffinner for the class of "09 ffi late AprU -rffid June.We are working with the Academy to get a hst of prospective rffidsffipmen/ those to w h o m a letter of acceptance has been sent.

T h e Parents Club also has a picffic at USAA tentatively schedffied for Sunday June 5th at noon. T h e parents, incoming mids, and the Alumffi wUl be there. Last year several midshipmen came down to taUc wdth the incorffing

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Austin Chapter RADM William A. Heine '62, USNR (Ret.) 8704 Blue Creek Cv,Austin,TX 78735-1431 h: 512-327-5619; e: bheine@acite.xas.com

Corresponding Secretary: Don McAlister '63 h: 512-365-7068; e: don.mcahstcr@skyvueusa.com

Chapter News Chapter meetings are held at 11:30 am on the fourth Tuesday of each m o n t h at Marie CaUender's, 9503 Research Blvd. # 4 0 0 in Austin.

January Attendees: Leighton Palmerton '50, Bert Shoopman '53 and wife Dixie, C u r t Sorenson '54, Prentice Lindsay '54, Peter Baker '57, D o n M c C o y '57, J o h n Tyler '57, Dave Doelger '59,Tony Breard ' 6 3 , B o b Jones '64, J o h n T h o m p s o n '65, Dale M c Q u i n n '67, BUl Scherkenbach '68, J o h n Rogers '70, N o e Salazar ' 7 3 , C h u c k Trahan '73, Gary Lundeen '75 and wife Beth, R o b Burnette '77, Jim M o n e y '87, R o b e r t McLaucMan '88, Liz M c Q u i n n '00, Cffip Buerger, Pat Grandeffi.

February Attendees: Gary Lundeen '75 and -wife Beth, Cffip Buerger, BiU Heine '62, Bob Jones '64, Ken Burgett '88, Dave Doelger '59, Chuck Trahan '73, Jim Matheney '49, J. M . Fitts '52,Vern WiUiams '74 and wife Myra, D o n McAhster '63, MUce Neely '58, Dale M c Q u i n n '67, R o b Burnette '77, John Rogers '70, Jon MacHarg, Carl Inskeep '71, Liz M c Q u i n n '00, George Botbyl '54, Joe Wright '59, BUl Scherkenbach '68, Prentice Lindsey '54, Curt Sorenson '54, Pete Baker '57, Tony Breard '63, & Paffi Revere '63,

Members ofthe Chapter were celebratmg -with the Brigade the outstanffing 2004 footbaU season: 10 wins, victory over Army, the President's Trophy, and defeating N e w Mexico to become the Emerald Bowl Champions, then ending N o . 24 in the top 25 footbaU poU for the year.

Vice President Bob Jones '64 reminded members that the club woffid host Naval Academy Alumni Association C E O and Chairman George Watt at the March meeting.

H e also urged everyone w h o is not already to become a life m e m b e r of the Would you like to mentor interested Alumffi Association.

T h e Second Annual Chapter Golf students about the opportunities at USNA? Become a Blue & Gold Tournament is c o m m g up with a date to Officer and contact USNA be announced.

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CHAPTER NEWS Chapter President Dick Heme '62 talked about a ttip to South America and described the people and conffitions he saw ffiere.

Liz McQuinn '00, an officer-recrffiter for ffie Na-vyffithe Austin area said ffiere is no problem findmg plenty of ffigh quality canffidates for officer programs.

AvaUable biUets remam limited, makmg it possible to select the most quahfied canffidates, she said.

Navy-Related Activities in the Austin Area The Greater Central Texas CouncU of the Na-vy League meets regffiarly at ffie Austm Woman's Club located at San Antoffio Stteet between 7ffi & 8th Stteets (enter fixjm Nueces Stteet at Rear) in Austin. Contact Glenn Looney rglerml@alumffi.utexas.net for information. For schedffie and programs go to http://www.centexna-vyleague.org.

The MiUtary Officers Association Of America (MOAA) (http://wwrw.moaa.org) is a nonprofit veterans' association defficated to mamtainmg a strong national defense and to preservffig the earned entidements of members ofthe uniformed services and their famUies and survivors.The MOAA Austm Chapter meets at BAE Systems, 6500 Tracor LaneffiAustm. Jim BurrUl '46 is a local MOAA Officer. Anyone mterested ffi beconffiig active ffi MOAA shoffid contact Jim at 512 261 7778.

The WiUiamson County Marine Corps League Detachment meets the last Wednesday each month at the GeorgetowmVFW HaU. Contact Barry Krockover for iffiormation [512 255 5077, bkrockover@austin.rrcom].

The Joint Service Academy Network Of Austin (JSANA) http://-wwrw.leavenonebeffind.com exists to actively leverage the common experience and values among Uffited States Service Academy graduates in order to promote and enhance inffividual member's busmess, career, wealth, and charitable interests. The group meets each third Tuesday ofthe month at the Iron Cacms, 10001 Stonelake in Austin.

Contact Bob Jones '64 bob@top brassrealty.com.

Don McAlister '63

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North Texas Chapter LCDR James M. Bethmann '77, USNR 3825 Marquette St., Dallas.TX 75225 w: 214-754-0019 e.xt. 222 e: Jim.Bethmarm@hhgroup. com

LCDR Kurt Metcalf '91, USNR 9718 Enmore Ln.. Frisco.TX 75035 e: kurt.metcalf@1991.usna.com http://w\vw.usnaaa-ntx.com

March 15,2005 The Chapter hosted Debbie Cohen, Director of Merchanffising for the USNA Alumffi Association and Foundation, for our March meeting. Debbie led a Focus Group Meetmg regardmg USNA Merchanffise AvaUable to Alumffi, Chapters, and Parents.

Debbie Cohen, Director of Merchandising for the USNA Alumni Association, addresses the Chapter

In attendance were BUl LavaUee '55, Courdand Gray '65, Dave MUler '65, Thomas HoweU '65, Jim Bethmann '77, Keiffi Tibbits '77, Matthew Ehas '78, Dave Pach '81, BUl CampbeU '84, Jim Schwab '88, Cffiis Tipton '90, Mark Roppolo '92,Tom Sttoud '94, Chnt Bruce '97 and Debbie Pace.

Texas Gulf Coast Chapter Jeffrey C. Hogan '64 4010 Belvoir Park Dr., Katy.TX 77450-5288 h: 281-599-8933; e: Hogan.J@sbcglobal.net

January Luncheon Smith — McCool Memorial Sword TraffitionaUy, the Texas Gulf Coast Chapter has presented the MUce Smith Memorial Sword each year at our January luncheon to ffie Midsffipman 1/C (fixim our area) with the ffighest class ranking.

As you remember, MUce Smith '67 was the pUot of ffie Space Shutde ChaUenger when it exploded on January 28,1986. He became the first alumnus to give ffis hfeffithe exploration of space.

Willie McCool '83 was the pUot of ffie Space Shutde Columbia when it exploded on February 1,2003. Effective wdth last year's presentation, we have renamed the memorial a-ward sword to

honor both men. Tffis annual sword presentation to the deservmg Midsffipman, -with ffis/her famUy proudly in attendance, is always a memorable occasion.

On January 7th, ffie Srffiffi-McCool Memorial Sword was presented to MIDN David FarreU '05. Our guest speaker and award presenter was CAPT Dominic " D o m " Gorie, '79, USN, NASA Asttonaut (a veteran of tffiee space ffights) wdth over 32 daysffispace. He now serves as the cffief of the Astronaut Safety Branch. Dom has accumffiated over 5500 hours ffi more than 35 aircraft and has over 600 carrier landmgs. He also flew 38 combat missions ffi Operation Desert Storm.

CAPT Gorie remiffisced about his personal friendsffip -with WiUie McCool '83, and other stories about Mike Smith '67. He then spoke about MIDN FarreU's accomphshments — varsity Navy footbaU for two years, ranked 116ffi ffi overaU order of merit ffi ffis class at the end of his 2/c year wffile pursffing a mechaffical engmeermg major, and 16th Company Commander in ffie faU of 2004.

MIDN FarreU graduated fix>m Clements High School (Sugar Land,TX).

David ffist considered USNA when Todd Spencer, offensive hne coach, recrffited him to play footbaU. His Blue & Gold Officers were Babs and Captam Rick MUler '68, USNR. MIDN David FarreU has service selected Naval A-viation and is considerffig ffie Naval Post Graduate School or ffie MIT-WHOI-Joint Program in Oceanography after graduation. David's very proud parents and other famUy members attended tffis luncheon. As always, our Chapter -was very pleased to honor a local Midsffipman's extraordmary accomphshments as weU as remember two faUen heroes.

MIDN David Farrell '05 and Dominic Gorie 19

March Luncheon We recognized ffie fine work done by ffie area Blue & Gold Organization ("BGO") which is comprised of USNA Alumffi, Reservists and Parents of Midshipmen.

Peter VanDerlofske '68, the BGO Area Coordmator, reaffirmed ffie Team's accomphshments - typicaUy resffiting in 35-40 mcommg Midshipmen, 6-10 NAPS smdents, and 2 Foundation students. BGOs attenffing ffie luncheon included: Roy Hughes '60.

Marty Block '64, Bart Jealous '65, Paul MarshaU '65, T h o m Holt '73, Marty Kercffival, Nancy Katz, and Rick Mawdsley.

Chapter Officers Recendy elected Chapter Officers include: President -Jeff Hogan '64.VP Dan Holsberg '92,Treasurer — Rob Brown '65, Secretary- - Ed Klein '72, Director - Rich Bulger '69, Director Tom Wojciecho-wski '69, Director — Lynn Wegner '65, and Director Peter Vanderlofske '68.

Chapter News Byron Woodard '95 recendy jomed BDO BridgeMark Risk Consffitmg as a CUent Relationsffip Director. He returned to Houston seven months ago to work for an ffivestment bankmg ffim, and found ffiat office ffi ffie rffidst of downsizffig. He pre-viously worked for five years ffi New York as an ffivestment banker. Prior to that, Byron had five years as a Navy Supply Officer (two tours; finance focused) ffi San Diego. He can be contacted at 713-862-9663 or byTonkw@emaU.com.... Royce Engler '73 recendy jomed a starmp company, Micro-News Network, that provides emergency alert technology.Years ago, after leavmg active duty, Royce worked for Amoco as a Pettoleum Engffieer, later as an IT Manager. After 18 years and a buyout by BP, he spent a couple of years with Unocal as an IT Operations Manager. He left Unocal ffi 2001 to jom a starmp data management company, wffich lasted a httle over a year. He also owns a company that buUds custom golf clubs and the famous USNA Alumffi Association golf putter (www.custom-golf-clubs.com). Royce can be contacted at raengler@texas.net.

Chapter Dinner - -June 3rd As ffi prior years, our armual Chapter Dinner wUl be held on Friday ffight June

3rd at Brennan's Restaurant for alumffi, spouses, guests, and the USNA Parents' Club memben. Contact us for more info.

Chapter Luncheon Chapter luncheons are USUALLY held on ffie first Friday of every monffi (AprU 1, May 6, and Sept 2) at Brennan's Restaurant, 3300 Srffith St. (11:30am refreshments, and noon to 1:00pm lunch). As in prior years, there -wUl be no luncheon meetings in June, Jffiy, nor August. For adffitional information, please -visit -www.usna.com/chapters/ us/tx/gulfcoast, or send an emaU to kleinl985@sbcglobal.net.

Ed Klein '12

Tnvkey Turkey Chapter LIJGArifCirtlik '98,Turkish Navy Vehefendi Mah,75/6 Sok.No:51/2 Zeytinbumu, Istanbul Turkey 34765 h: 212-510-5805; e: acirdik@hoanail.com

Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming Intermountain NA Alumni Chapter J Kevin Dolan '71 2415 East 10305 Soudi, Sandy, UT 84092-4416 H: 801-942-7240; E: kevin.dolan@1971.usna.com \vww.usna.com/Chapters/USAJT

BZ & KUDOS TO THE CLASS OF 2005!

Forgive our sprmg article defficated to the Class of'05, but I'm stoked -with my son DAN '05 graduating this year.Tffis class has conquered more than their share of obstacles. After plebe summer came 9/11 & changed the yard and their fives forever.

Remember that -wiffiess 2001-footbaU season? The plebes always get blamed. In 2002 they bounced back with a 2-10 season, and an N*. In 2003 they leaped to 8-5 with new coach Johnson "I believe that we will win!" an N*, beat Air Force, & earned the CINC ttophy. Their Firstie year exploded -with 10-2 includmg another N * A N D beat AF ATSTD an Emerald Bowl wdn AND the CINC trophy. Records feU Uke plebes off Herndon. Oh yeah — how about Hurricane Isabel — they recovered, volunteered ffi ArmapoUs & missed offiy one day of classes. AU ofus grads thank you & -wish you aU the best ffi your new careers

in the Navy and Marme Corps. Thanks for raising the Bar, '05!

Our chapter had an awesome mrnout at A / N in 2004, and we want to keep that interest ahve. Our major event tffis year is to celebrate USNA Founders Day with a crowd-gathering speaker andffinner— probably late summer or faU. We've caUed Jim Clark '66 out of ffie buUpen to help us ffiaw an exciting speaker from USNA. The National Alumni Association is workmg -with us as weU to make tffis a huge success. We need you to help us plan & execute - location, advertismg, attendees, and events — the works.

BGO: Bob Beer '62 (beerutah@ msn.com) is the Utah BGO AC and is always lookmg to recruit Grads as BGO's.

For aU four states, send me your BGO info and stories - our goal is to support the USNA mission - includmg recruiting.

Bob Beer & Kevm Dolan attended as BGO'sMarch 16th the local USNAPC held its Midn gathering - Bob Beer & Ke-vm Dolan attended as BGO's.

Current slate of acti-vities for 2005: Montffiy First Thursday networking Breakfast at Blue Plate Dmer - 7-8:00 am. 2100 S. 2100 E., SLC - aU service academy grads.

May 5,6 — Chapter presidents meetings at USNA - Kevm Dolan attendmg May 14 — Service Academy GoU^location TBD - contact Chad Christensen '94 (CCffiistensen@ffic. com) June 11 - Utah Parents Club Midn/Cadet sendoff picffic August/September - Annual summer picffic (-with other service academies) December 3 - Beat Army party at Iggy's ffi SLC Summer/FaU - Na-vy Founders Day celebration! Tffis is a big one for us & we're working on a major speaker from USNA - date/location TBD. We'U need help from aU corners for tffis — tffis is our first.

Send me your updated email address — still the best way to get info to all in our four state region.

KD'71

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VivQinia Blue Ridge Chapter Richard "Dick"Raymond

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2794 Denvent Dm-e; Roanoke,VA 24015 p: 540-344-0736

Central Virginia Chapter CAPT Anthony A. Hastoglis '55, USN (Ret.) 102 Sha\vnee Ct., Chariottesville.VA 22901-1034 h: 434-973-7846; e: ahastogIsi@eardJink.net

Dulles Chapter LCDR Eric C. Ruttenberg '88, USNR 20445 NeedleleafWV.Ashbum.VA 20147-2389 p; 703-858-4404; e: eruttenberg@titan.com ww^v.usna.com/chapters/us/va/dulles/

Hampton Roads Chapter LCDRJohn "Jack" Kasiski '79, USN (Ret.) 1014Windswept Cir., Chesapeake,VA 23320-5006 H; 757-547-8533; e:jkasiski@e^inc.com staiiley.w.bryant@Imco.com

Corresponding Sec'y: Dave Paddock '77 3833 Prince Andrew Lane,Virginia Beach, VA p: 757-498-8060; e: dg)addock@l 977.usna.com

O n Friday March 4ffi, ffie Hampton Roads Chapter hosted a Dark Ages Happy H o u r at G F Keagans mVA Beach (HUltop Area). Although it was schedffied to start at 6:00 p.m., Grads started showm g early and some stayed way past 9 pm!

Classes of those ffiat signed ffi were firam 1960 to 1995. However, I think I saw a '57 hcense plate m ffie parkmg lot! It was a blast thanks to Linda S c h u m a c h e r Eriksen '84, w h o coordmated the affair!

T h e next Happy H o u r gatherffig -wUl be ffi August. If you missed tffis one because ?ve do not have your emaU, please let me know! dgpaddock@1977.usna.com or (757) 498-8060.

T h e H a m p t o n Roads Chapter ofthe U S N A Alumffi Association hosted the Annual Founder's Day Dinner as we were the ffist to celebrate the Naval Academy's 160th anffiversary on Samrday, 23 AprU 2005 at Naval Air Station Oceana. It was also our Annual Chapter Meetmg. O u r feamred speaker was D r . William MiUer '62, Acaderffic Dean and Provost. CocktaU hour began at 6:00 P M foUowed by a buffet dinner, remarks by D r MiUer, a ceremomal cake cutting, and dancing unffi 10:30 P M wdth music provided by Frank Johnson. DetaUs on attendees and picmres to foUow ffi fomre issue.

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speakers were fix>m AAA Travel and they shared how ffie cruise mdustry is boommg here m Hampton Roads and no, it is not the "haze gray and underway" crffismg.

Those ofus w h o have been ffiagged kickm g and screamffig on our first true crffise, concurred ffiere is a difference, and encouraged others to try it! BTW, Class of '77 had ffie most attendees ffi March!

Breakfasts are held the 3rd Wednesday of each monffi at 7:00 am at the USAA Cafe ffi NorfoUc. Contact B o b Byles '69, B B O P P R @ a o l . c o m , (757) 622-8261, for information on ffie breakfasts.

Mark your calendars, as ffie Sprmg and FaU Golf Outffig dates have been set.

T h e Sprmg outffig wdU be held on Thursday, May 19, at Aeropmes Golf Course, Oceana Master Jet Base. T h e faU outffig -wUl be held on Thursday, October 20, at Eagle Haven Golf Course, Naval Ampffib Base, Litde Creek.

We are keepmg ffie formats ffie same -wiffi the mtent of pro-vidmg ffie best value for our memben. T h e entry fees have been adjusted to keep pace -wiffi fficreased green and cart fees, but stiU reflect ffie lowest cost of any golf tournament ffi ffie area.

Membersffip has its pri-vUeges and local Chapter members and guests and our West Poffit coUeagues w h o are members of ffie West Poffit Society and ffieir guests enjoy ffie discounted, member rate. Grads w h o are not members pay ffie ffigher rate, even if ffiey are guests of members. Reason? We desire aU grads to be local Chapter members and hope ffiat the preferred rate -wUl encourage ffiem to jom. Annual Chapter membersffip is offiy $15. P O C is D a n Lear '68, O M E G A D A N L @ aol.com, (757) 473-2378.

T h e Plebe Recogffition dmner is June 1, at NAS Oceana O ' Club. Tffis armual event is where we host the area High School Seffiors, Prep Schoolers (and parents) w h o have accepted Appomtments to U S N A . This is one Chapter event you shoffid not miss, ffyou have not had the oppormffity. P O C is B o b Byles '69, B B O P P R ( g a o l . c o m , (757) 622-8261.

T h e 2005 Annual Beach Bash hosted by the Chapter wdU be held Jffiy 10 at the DamNeck Officers' Beach Cabana. P O C is Ken Berger '73, kermybz@cox.net, (757) 460-3694.

D o you know wffich classmates are in the Hampton Roads area? D o you want

to find someone you have not seen fi^r years? Very few groups of people become closer over a four year period than Naval Academy Classmates. Unformnately, different orders and different plans do not always aUow ffiese bonds to remam close.

However, we have the answer...become a class representative for the H a m p t o n Roads Chapter. By domg so, you are not offiy erffiancmg your oppormffity to reuffite wdth lost friends, but also assistmg aU other classmates ffi the area to do the same. If you are mterested, please contact Mark R u p p r e c h t '76, to ffiscuss and volunteer. R u p can be reached by phone (W) 757-282-5546 Ext 3150 or (H) 757-474-2901; e:mark.rupprecht@ 1976.usna.com.

As alw^ays go to -www.usnaaaffic.org for the latest news on Chapter events or contact D a v e P a d d o c k '77, dgpaddock@1977.usna.com, (757) 498-8060.

Richmond Chapter Mr.JohnJ DriscoU, Jr. '90 207 N.Belmont Ave Richmond,Virginia 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: richpolek@aoI.com

T h e renovation of ffie R i c h m o n d U S N A Alumffi Chapter began ffi November of 2003, when D a v e F o l s o m '87 caUed a meetmg of alumffi to lead ffie chapter out of ffie dolffiums. Dave presided, sohcited ffiput, and laid out his vision for "renovatm g " ffie chapter. Dave accepted the role of president, and aU present at ffiat first meetmg comrffitted to supportmg ffie chapter renovation under Dave's leadersffip. We had social events at Richbrau ffi January and August, a U S N A Canffidates' Dinner ffi May, a U S N A picffic Memorial Day week end, a formal dirmer -wiffi George Watt '73 ffi June, a formal dirmer wdffi Vice Admiral Gary R o u g h e a d '73 (now AdnUral Roughead CINCPACFLT) ffi September, an Air Force footbaU game gaffiermg, a formal dinner -with Colonel John Ripley '62 in November, an ArmyNavy footbaU game gaffiermg of 110 fans mcludmg the Whoops, a formal hohday party at Maury Place ffi December, and an Emerald Bowl footbaU game gaffiermg of 85 Navy fans.

Now I must report ffiat Dave Folsom wiU be making a change of permanent duty station to Cleveland, Ohio to pursue a new and exciting job. John DriscoU '90 has agreed to serve as president of ffie Richmond Chapter as ffie chapter moves through 2005.The same group of alumni that met ffi November 2003 has recommitted to continue the renovation under John's leadersffip. John has been a Sequent, enffiusiastic and energetic volunteer at 2004 events, and John is sure to carry ffiat enffiusiasm into ffis new position of leadersffip.

Many Pachmond area alumffi have enjoyed ffie camaraderie and fun of USNA Richmond events held during 2004 and now into 2005.1 ttust these alurrmi share my vast appreciation and respect for Dave Folsom's deffication, effort and passion, wffich he brought to ffie operation of ffie Chapter. I know many wish along wdth me, aU of the best for Dave and his famUy as ffiey move into ffie next phase of their hves. Dave -wUl always be a member of USNA Bdchmond, wherever he rests at ffie end ofthe day. Thank you, Dave!

At ffie same time I wish John DriscoU allffiebest ffi his important service to ffie chapter The chapter officers wdU do our best to support him, and make him and the Richmond chapter look and feel good!

Fourteen Navy faithfffi braved the Salisbury Coimtry Club the evenffig of 12 March 2005 to rffingle among the 140 Army folks who gathered to celebrate the 203rd armiversary ofthe foundmg ofthe Uffited States MUitary Academy. The affair was once agam a very classy event put on by the West Poffit Society of Bdchmond.

After an hour or so of cocktails and sea/war stories, the colors were posted by the honor guard, wffich was mimeffiately foUowed by the Cadet Prayer. Formal toasts were made as foUows: To the Commander-ffi-Cffief,To the Uffited States Army,To the Corps,To the Brigade of Midsffipmen, and To the Laffies.

An eloquent ttibute, to those who have given their hves in service to our country, was given in the presentation ofthe "History ofthe Empty Plate", wffich led to the final, solemn toast.

Dinners of fflet rffignon and salmon were supplemented wdth West Poffit label red and wffite -wines at each table. Major General Joe Frankhn '55 USA (Retired)

pro-vided after ffinner remarks, which were quite pertinent to Army alumni and very respectfol of Navy alumffi. USNA Richmond President, John DriscoU '90, demonstrated his good Na-vy sense ffi the face of overwhelming odds favoring the Army, and made some very comphmentary remarks regarffing the assemblage of West Point graduates. Outgoing WPSR President Sam WUder '61 issued special awards to Society members, and received one himself for ffis past year's service. A brief business meeting was conducted and Jim Ryan '55 was voted the WPSR president for the corffing year The WPSR was awarded first place among aU USMA Association of Graduates Societies for acti-vity during the past year, a tremendous accomphshment. AU Naval Academy alumffi were asked to stand and be recognized for conttibuting to WPSR's success, smce our participation in WPSR is a quantitative measure ofWPSR success.

The foUowdng Navy persormel were present for tffis fine event: Linda and BUl Lewis '60, PhyUis and Paul Galanti '62, BUl Carmichael '63 and Pat Chngenpeel, Cheryl and Rob Casey '73, Jane and Chuck Stevens '73,Jennifer and Rich Polek '78,John DriscoU '90, Bette Albert (Central Vhgmia USNA Parents Club President and moffier of Temple Albert '05).

It was a fine ffight for the Navy folks present, who were able to enjoy dinner and feUowsffip -with our Navy friends, and share a bit ffi the honor and pride expressed by our esteemed coUeagues from the Hudson.

Rich Polek '78 Shenandoah Valley Chapter CAPT George O. Glavis '61, USNR 3446 Browntown Rd., Front Royal,VA 22630 h: 540-636-3802 e: glavisgo@state.gov

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Williamsburg Chapter Col. Paul E. Roush '57 USMC (Ret.) 140 Roger Smith,-Williamsburg,VA 23188 h: 757-229-9281 ;E: peroush@cox.net

L to r: Darline Layer-Roush, Paul Roush '57, Dr. Malmquist, Dick Swanenburg '56, Peg Swanenburg

Tffirty members turned out for the montffiy gathering, as the WUhamsburg Chapter opted in February to recruit some ffigffiy quahfied local talent. WhUe the topic was not naval, it encompassed various aspects ofthe world's waters. Prior to the presentation, alumffi from the middle penmsffia enjoyed a dmner at the WUhamsburg Country Club. David Malmquist, Director of Commuffications for the Virgiffia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), was the feamred speaker.

Dr. Mahnquist had just remrned from Antarctica, and shared some of ffis experiences on that ttip before describing the the various missions ofVIMS, wdth emphasis on issues that impmge on the local region. Dr. Malmquist used a Power Point presentation as the vefficle for ffiscussing the basic ffinctions ofVIMS, namely the academic program at the CoUege ofWUham and Mary, the wdderanging and ffigffiy sopffisticated research program, and the ad-visory program for industry and pohcy makers. He spoke in some detail about specific issues that affect the local area; submerged aquatic vegetation, the oyster research and restoration program, the presence of mycobacteriosis ffi sttiped bass, and environmental contaminants (PBDE's) related to PCB's.

The eveffing concluded -with a hvely question and answer session. Next meeting ofthe group -wUl be March 22nd at 6:30 PM at the WUhamsburg Country Club, where Captain Glenn GottschaUc, USN (Ret.), Director of Instimtional Research at the Naval Academy, wdU be the speaker.

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CHAPTER NEWS WashinQton Hanford/Tri-Cities Chapter CAPT Edward Schwier '69, USNA (Ret.) 1196 Brentwood Ave., Richland,-WA 99352-8540 h: 509-627-7288; w: 509-372-0176 e: Edward_G_Ed_Schwiet@rI.gov; eschwier@charter.net; egschwier@aol.com

Puget Sound Chapter President: CDR Robert E. Patrick '62, USNR (Ret.) 2899 Soudi Newell Rd., Camano Island,-WA 98282 H: 360-387-9257; E: sounderbob@aoI.com

Corres. Sec'y: CAPT Walter S. Draper IV '61, USN (Ret.) 3725 Bahia Vista Dr., Bremerton, WA 98310 P: 360-479-3945; E: -WSDRAPERIV@aol.com

Washington, DC Area Greater Washington Chapter Dr. Steve Hudock '69 6006Woodlake Ln.,Alexandria.VA 22315 e: shudock@1969.usna.com; P: 703-989-4606

Commissionmg Week is almost here and as we graduate '05 ffito the fleet, we can take pride ffi ffie yoimg eager prospective Midsffipmen we met at our March luncheon. We had about 63 recipients of offer letters -wiffi parents and gffidance counselors ffi attendance at our annual Canffidate Luncheon. VADM R e m p t provided a wonderfiil -vie-w of fife at the academy and what ffie academy represents today. We hope that our event had a very positive impact on aU canffidates attendmg and we see them graduating ffi the ranks o f ' 0 9 ffi four short years. O u r thanks to ffie Supermtendent, DeanVetter, and the Acaderffic Dean for their participation, as weU as aU ofthe alumffi and spouses w h o turned out for tffis great event.

In AprU, Chet Gladchuck, the current Athletic Director for U S N A raised the spirits ofthe assembled alumffi -with a very promismg oudook for the overaU sports program at Na-vy. We open agaffist Maryland, w h o m we haven't played ffi over 40 years and we -wUl play Air Force at home in the Na-vy-Marme Corps Memorial Staffium. Shaping up to be a good year.

O n Tuesday 3 May at 1800 we wUl host our annual U S N A Admission Process briefing for parents and smdents witffin the D C , Maryland,Virgiffia area. C D R T i m Disher '81 from the Admission Office, accompaffied by some new alumffi from '05, wdU present demograpffics and

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an overview of ffie process for applyffig for admission. H e -wUl also lead a question and answer period. We encourage aU parents of interested smdents ffi the area to attend. There is a nommal fee for refreshments.

O u r Fffial luncheon for the year -wUl be held on May 18th at the Army-Navy Country Club startmg at 1130. O u r speaker wiU be the world-reno-wn explorer and advenmrer, Fred McLeren '55. Please mark it on your calendars and brmg a friend.

We've had a barmer year for luncheon mrnouts (except for our snowy January!!) and I attribute that ffirecdy to our makmg a conscious effort this year to reach out wdffi our commuffications to everyone witffin the D C / M D / V A area, and extenffing ffi-vitations to our sister academy alumffi to take advantage of ffie great speakers. We have noticed, however, that our overaU paid membersffip has taken a ffip and encourage aU ffi the area to make that $20 donation wffich satisfies Chapter Membersffip requirements and earns you a Greater Wasffington Alumffi Directory.

So, when you receive that envelope tffis summer, make out the check and get it back to us!! See you in September!!

Beat Army â&#x20AC;&#x201D; often!! - steve

West Virginia West Virginia Chapter Stephen S. Shumlas '69 105 Brierwood Dr., Hurricane,-WV 25526 e: shumlas@marshall.edu

Wisconsin Wisconsin Chapter Mr. Bob Simi '88 (USMCR) P: 414-577-1058; E: bnscsinii@execpc.com

Another successfiU 1st Friday ofthe month Officer CaU occurred on March 1st. WhUe led by our stalwart jarhead president Dan La Fave ('85), the mcreasffig number of attendees woffid infficate that the Navy side of our Marine led chapter has begun to catch on to tffis montffiy event. O u r montffiy â&#x20AC;&#x201D; -"O-CaU" objects are ffireefold: 1. Spend a few rffinutes talking shop about major upcoming USNAAA activities; 2. Network: see ff we can help each other out professionaUy; and 3. Continue to build chapter camaraderie. O u r ffistory tells us that we

are ffi and out of there -witffin two or two and ? hours (mUess your spouse is readmg this, ffien its tffiee to four). M a k m g it even more attractive is that D a n usuaUy buys a round or tffiee.

If you are so ffichned to j o m us for the Officer's CaU here's the detail: Date: 1st Friday o f every m o n t h T u n e : 1600 - ISOOish Place: O'Danny's 1213 N . Water Street, MUwaukee R S V P : N o t n e e d e d - C o m e as y o u are.

Don't need to be a U S N A A A W I chapter member to j o m us, just need to be able to do a chow caU under five minutes.

Save The Dates Offier events to save ffie date for ffie remamder of 2005 fficlude: O u r FaU AU M e m b e r s h i p M e e t i n g on 15 Sept 05 at 1600 at a place to be determmed Our Founder's D a y F o r m a l on 10 O c t 2005 at 1800 at the MUwaukee Yacht Club. W h e r e our guest speaker wdU be C o l o n e l J o h n Ripley, U S M C ( R e t . ) , U S N A ('62).

O n e more reaUy important piece of information...

Inaugural Wisconsffi Chapter, Commander Cushing Award Thanks largely to ffie impressive efforts of Dan La Fave, we are exttemely proud to armounce the awardmg of ffie first ever USNAAA WI Chapter Commander Cushing Award. Tffis award is named after one ofWisconsm's most storied rffidsffipmen and naval officers.

Commander Wiffiam Barker Cusffing (1842-1874), and is awarded to ffie 1st class U S N A rffidsffipman appomted fixjm Wisconsffi w h o possesses ffie ffighest overaU class rank. O u r inaugural award goes to Midsffipman 1st Class, Lucas R . Koran, of Black River FaUs, Wisconsin. In a smaU ceremony Dan La Fave wUl award Midsffipman/Ensign Koran wdth a naval ffiess sword on 4 May at 1900. AU Wisconsffi rffidsffipmen wUl be in-vited to attend. A hearty to Bravo Zffiu to Midsffipman Koran's signfficant accomphshment, and best of luck to him -with ffis naval career, your feUow Wisconsin alum are very proud ofyou.

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ALL "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down ofthe sun and in the morning, we mil remember them."

—Laurence Binyon, 1914

ALUSON, JOHN KENNETH '45

JONES, WILLIAM ROBERT '58

SMITH, LAWRENCE WARREN HI '68

CDR, USN (Ret.) 24 Febmary 2005

12 March 2005

Col, USMC (Ret.) 4 March 2005

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KELLER, DOUGLAS GEORGE '62

CAPT, USN 15 March 2005

BENDS, WENDELL WHITFIELD '39

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 19 March 2005

KLEIN, DOYEN '35

SMITH, LLOYD STANFORD JR. '46

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 9 March 2005 *

13 March 2005

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 6 March 2005

BROWNLIE, ROBERT MARVIN '39

LHAMON, GEORGE MARION '39

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 5 March 2005

Col, USMCR (Ret.) 11 March 2005

10 Febmary 2005

BUTTS, MITCHELL BOISCLAIR '41

LUSIGNAN, JOHN MAYNARD '60

7 March 2005

2 March 2005

LCDR, USN (Ret.) 24 March 2005

TILTON,JOHN HAVEMEYER '49

BLOOM, CLARK OMER '45

SNAVELY, WILLIAM WAYNE '68

6 February 1999 *

SPARKS, JAN THOMAS '71

SUGG, T O M THOMPSON '27

18 March 2005

CAMERON, JOHN VOORHEES '39

CDR, USN (Ret.) 5 March 2005

MCCULLY, ALVIN C . '50

12 March 2005

ULRICH, ROBERT ALAN '60

27 September 2003 CARPENTER, HAROLD LLOYD '47

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 4 March 2005

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M O O N , HO-WARD RICHARD '49

24 February 2005

UNDERWOOD, JAMES ARTHUR JR. '43

20 March 2005 NYBURG, WILLARD LLOYD '42

CHANDLER, THOMAS ERWIN '43

10 June 2004

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CAPT, USN (Ret.) 20 March 2005

VIERS, WILLARD GLENN JR. '53

LtCol, USMC (Ret.) 12 March 2005

CLARK, MORRIS YOUNG '44

NYLEN, WILLIAM EDWARD '48

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 14 March 2005

LCDR, USN (Ret.) 1 March 2005

FiNLEY, STACY MARGUERITE '04

REAMS, BENTON EDGINGTON '48

ENS, USNR 24 March 2005

LCDR, USN (Ret.) 26 March 2005

HUTCHINGS, CURTIS HOWELL '34

SAENZ, RAMIRO '59

RADM, USN (Ret.) 25 February 2005

LtCol, USMC (Ret.) 17 March 2005

JOHNSON, ROBERT EARL '57

SELLS, WILLIAM H . '45

21 March 2005

3 January 2005

VROOME, RAY LIVINGSTON '37

Col, USMCR (Ret.) 1 December 2004 WEIDMAN, ROBERT MITCHELL JR. '48

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 15 March 2005

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ALL DOYEN KLEIN '35

Captam Doyen Klem, USN (Ret.), ffied of cancer on 6 March 2005 ffi the CoUmgton Lffe Care Commuffity, MitcheUvUle, MD. Doyen -was born ffi 1914 ffi San Francisco ffi a Navy famUy, as a boy attended various mffitary schools ffi the Uffited States and Swdtzerland, and Severn, and entered the Naval Academy ffi June 1931.

After graduation ffi 1935, Doyen served ffi ffie battiesffip CALIFORNIA and destroyer R^THBURNE before becorffing ffivolved wdth nffiies and mine ffisposal and beffig an observer ffi England durmg the bhtz ffi 1941. Remrnmg to the Uffited States ffi 1942, he commanded ffie Explosions Investigation Laboratory and married Rebecca Jane Taylor of Lima, OH. In Jffiy 1943 he became gurmery officer of hea-vy crffiser MINNEAPOLIS and participated ffi 21 batdes, engagements and operations durmg the next two years to ffie end ofWorldWar II. FoUowdng ffie war. Doyen's assignments mcluded participation ffi nuclear test Crossroads wffile assigned to the Atomic Energy Commission, executive officer ofNaval Base, Guantanamo, staff duty -with ComSixffiHt ffi Europe, and command of destroyer BRAINE, ammuffition sffip M O U N T BAKER and ampffibious transport GEORGE CLYMER. His last assignment was as an assistant director for Plans and Mffitary Cooperations ffi ffie AEC, ffi wffich position he reffied ffi 1962 and moved to Cahforffia.

In reffiement. Doyen worked with several a-viation corporations ffi ffieir Manned Orbital Research Laboratory programs before changmg course, obtaiffing his real estate broker's Ucense and becomffig ffivolved ffi real estate ffi ffie La JoUa, CA, area and Jane acted as a travel agent. Throughout his Ufe, he was always mterested ffi people and remamed active ffi numerous organizations and acti-vities, mcludmg ffie Navy League, ffie EUcs, the Ki-waffis, his Class organization, his neighborhood association and his church.

In the early 1990s, the Kleins moved to a reffiement commuffity, Colhngton,ffiffieWasffington, DC, area, where Doyen became very active ffi the commuffity management and Jane contmued her ttavel agent busmess. Jane ffied ffi 1996 and ffi AprU 1999 Doyen married Frances Meloy, a feUow resident of CoUmgton and formerly of DavidsonviUe, MD. Doyen is survived by ffis wdfe, Frances; son. Doyen Taylor Kleffi and ffis wdfe, Sarah of Los Angeles, CA; and granddaughter, Hanna Jane Klem.

A memorial service was held at the CoUmgton auffitorium on 10 March 2005 and Doyen wdU be interred at Arhngton National Cemetery wdthfiiUmffitary honors on 11 May 2005.

Jesse B. GayJr '35

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JOHN ALEXANDER SAXTEN '38

Colonel John A. Saxten, USMC (Ret.), ffied on 2 February 2005 ffi Cupertino, CA. He was 90 years old.

He was born on 6 October 1914 ffi Woodsboro, MD; the son of Ci-vU War veteran John A. Saxten Sr.,John was a Marme Corps private unffi he entered the Naval Academy ffi Jffiy 1934. A member ofthe 12th Company and active ffi ffittamural atffietics, John was president of ffie Class, and so remained for 50 years. He was Fourth Battahon Commander for the wdnter and sprffig sets, graduating with ffistmction ffi June 1938.

After attendmg ffie Marine Corps School, he was assigned to the Fourth Defense Battahon at Guantanamo Bay, but deployed to Pearl Harbor just prior to the Japanese attack, and later to ffie Hebrides ffi ffie South Pacffic. Unffi 1944, he served at Cherry Poffit, NC, ffi ffie Marine Air Warnmg Group, then attended the Command and Staff Course at Quantico. Upon graduation, he served on the Staff of Commander, Ampffibious Forces, Pacffic, ffi ManUa preparffig for the mvasion ofJapan.

In Jffiy 1946, he was a member ofthe iffitial facffity of ffie Armed Forces Staff CoUege, after wffich he served at Camp Lejeune, NC, and ffie Marme Corps Schools at Quantico.

FoUowdng a tour ffi Headquarters ffi ffie Directorate of Plans and Pohcy, he -was ordered as executive officer ofthe Fifth Marmes ffi Korea, and later as seffior ad-visor to ffie First Korean Marme Regiment.

He returned to ffie U.S.ffilate 1952 to Headquarters, and then ffi 1955 he was ffi ffie Plans and Operations Division of ffie Staff of Commander-m-Cffief Pacffic. He served under Admiral Fehx Stump -with ffistmction, havmg signfficant responsibffity for contmgency plannmg for Souffieast Asia, ANZUS, and SEATO John attended the National War CoUege ffi Jffiy 1958. His last tour was President, Marme Corps Tactics and Techffiques Board at Quantico,VA. He retired ffi 1962, ha-vmg been a-warded the Legion of Merit wiffi Combat V, a Navy Uffit Citation and Korean decorations.

In reffiement, he worked for Northrop Grumman in Los Angeles and ffie Stanford Research Instimte ffi ffie Bay area, buUdmg a home on Monterey Bay. John is survived by his wdfe of 64 years, LeClaiie; chUffien, John A. Ill and Joyce; and ffieir famffies.

Burial wdU be in ffie Naval Academy Columbarium at a later date.

Memorial conttibutions may be made to ffie local hospice.

The Saxten Family and 1938 Classmates

SAMUEL LLOYD COLLINS '39

Captain Samuel L. CoUins, USN (Ret.), ffied on 18 February 2005.

Born in Lewdsburg, MS, he was the son ofthe late Thomas and Ora CoUins.

A graduate ofthe Naval Academy Class of 1939 and an unrestricted hne officer.

Captain Coffins served in an aircraft carrier, a battiesffip, hght cruiser, heavy cruiser, an ampffibious squadron and in a number of destroyers, includmg four assignments ffi command at sea.

He was cffief of staff to Commander, Naval Forces Korea and Chief U.S. Naval Advisory Group, Korea durmg the Vietnam War. He fought ffi World War II and in the Korean War. Among his awards is ffie Bronze Star wdffi Combat V. He had duty ffi ffie Adantic Reserve Fleet as executive officer offfieNaval Receiving Station, PhUadelpffia, and as a member of ffie Naval Examinmg Board, U.S. Navy Department. FoUowing graduation fix)m ffie Naval War CoUege, he served for three years as Assistant for Western and Norffiern Europe, Office ofthe Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs.

He reffied fiom active duty ffi 1970 after a tffiee-year tour as commandffig officer ofthe U.S. Naval Ampffibious School, Littie Creek,VA. Later, he was active ffi ffie World Affairs CouncU of Greater Hampton Roads, founded a smaU local busmess, Saloc Consumer Service, served tffiee terms as chairman ofthe Parents Advisory Committee ofVirgiffia Wesleyan CoUege and five years as commissioner of ffie City ofVirgiffia Beach Commission to Celebrate the Bicentenffial ofthe U.S. Constimtion and BiU of Rights. He had been a chapter, department and region commander ffi the Mffitary Order of the World Wars (MOWW).

On the national level of MOWW, he served five years as chairman of ffie Resolutions Comrffittee, tffiee years as a general staff officer (appomted), and was chairman ofthe National Security Committee.

A devout American pattiot and lover of freedom, he escorted innumerable top Virgiffia Beach ffigh school smdents to the Freedoms Foundation at VaUey Forge, to whom memorial donations may be made.

Captam CoUins is survived by ffis loving wdfe of 54 years, Joelyon "Jody"; son, Benton and ffis wffe, Lauren; daughter, Marie Martmette and her husband, Loffis; tffiee grandchUdren, Alison, Sam and Griffm; as weU as many lovmg ffieces and nephews. In addition to ffis parents, he was predeceased by two sisters and a brother.

Services were held at the Litde Creek Ampffibious Base Chapel, foUowed by mterment ffi Eastern Shore Chapel Cemetery.

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GEORGE MARION LHAMON '39

Colonel George M."Bob" Lhamon, USMC (Ret.), died on 11 March 2005 after a short iUness. He was 88 years old.

Born on 3 March 1917 in Los Angeles, CA, he was the son of Ruskm Marion Lhamon and Mary Arnold Taylor.

Bob foUowed ffis father, a Navy surgeon, into ffie Navy, graduating from the Naval Academy -with the Class of 1939. He joined the Marme Corps and was awarded the SUver Star for his service in the South Pacific during World War II. George remrned to obtamffisjuris doctor degree from The George Wasffington Uffiversity and served in the Judge Advocate Corps in Wasffington unffi ffis retirement from active service in 1954.

He and ffis fanffiy moved to Seatde, WA, where George became the ffist General Counsel of Pacffic Car and Foundry Company (now PACCAR) and worked there untU ffis reffiement as -vice president and corporate secretary ffi 1983. Mr. Lhamon was a proud supporter of many organizations ffi the Seatde area. Most recendy he was ffisttumental ffi beginnmg the development fond for PATH (Program for Appropriate Technology ffi Health), ffi the selection ofthe arcffitect for the new Seatde Pubhc Library in conjunction wdth the Library Foundation, and in directmg the investments of the Diocese of Ol-ympia. He also supported A Contemporary Theater (ACT) and the Seatde Opera. He was an a-vid goffer, tenffis player and ttaveler.

He was predeceased by ffis brother. Dr. WiUiam T Lhamon, sister, Lucia D. Lhamon and ffis beloved -wffe of 59 years, Mary Bruce Taylor. He is survived by ffis chUffien, Frederic T "Tad" Lhamon ofBainbridge Island,WA,Juffith A."Judy"Lhamon of Hamden, CT, and Joel D. Lhamon ofWenatchee,WA. He was "Poppop" to his grandchUffien, Ruskin T. "Rusty" Lhamon of Seatde, WA, Peter Lhamon Maffison of Cfficago, IL, and Teresa Ann "Traci" Lhamon of Oak Harbor, WA; and great-grandfather ofTaylor and Barrett Lhamon, and Morgan and Cora Grace Maffison. He is also survived by ffis cherished daughters-in-law, Joyce CurU Lhamon, Deborah "Debbie" Mikkelson Lhamon, and Gwen Heuss-Severance; and ffine ffieces and nephews.

A memorial service was held on Tuesday, 15 March 2005 at St. Marks Catheffial ffi Seatde,WA. excerpts from the Seatde Post-Inteffigencer

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CALL WILLIAM EDWARD MCGUIRK JR. '39

"BUl" McGuirk ffied on 21 February 2005 in his sleep at his farm in Bel Air, MD. He was considered one of Maryland's most influential busmess figures.

After graduation wdth the Naval Academy Class of 1939, he attended Harvard Postgraduate School of Business.

He was recaUed to active duty for the war serving at the Naval Mme Warfare School as commanffing officer of MOCKINGBIRD (AMC-28), gunnery officer on STANSBURY ( D M S - 8 ) and executive officer, then commanffing officer, of PALMER ( D M S - 5 ) . He attained the rank of heutenant commander and was awarded the SUver Star for ffis actions as skipper of PALMER in the Lingayen Guff, where she was sunk by enemy action.

After the war he worked on WaU Street for the ffivestmentbanking firm, Kuhn, Loeb & Co. During the Korean War, he took a leave of absence for two years to serve as assistant to Thomas E. Murray on the Atomic Energy Commission. In 1954 he moved to Maryland where he began a ffistinguished 40-year business career. He served as president and CEO of Davison Chemical Company unffi 1965, when he joined the MercantUe Bank and Trust Company. He retired from Mercanffie in 1987 as chairman ofthe board. He also served on the boards of A.S. AbeU Company when it owned The Baltimore SMW, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Dunn and Bradstteet, NorUn Corporation, SeaboardCoast Lme RaUroad, CSX RaUroad and the Kirk-Stieff Company. He served two terms on the Superintendent's Board ofthe Naval Academy during academic moderffization.

Despite ffis numerous professional involvements, he took pride in maintaiffing a low proffie and reUshed the time spent on ffis 370-acre farm where he raised corn, grain, hay, cows, roses and kids. He was a devout CathoUc and generous phUanthropist, giving ffis time to numerous worthy orgaffizations mcluffing the Uffion Memorial Hospital, the Archdiocese of Baltimore, CathoUc Charities, the Al Cesky Foundation and the A.S. AbeU Foundation.

An enthusiastic sportsman, he loved hunting, s-wimmmg, golf, termis and squash. UntU just recently, he had been giving tenffis lessons to ffis grandchUdren.

BUl is survived by ffis wife of 63 years, Mary; eight sons, Hugh D. McGuirk,WUham E. McGuirk III, Peter P McGuirk, Michael McGuirk, G. Derek McGuirk, Joseph M. McGuhk, Jonathan D. McGuirk and Ian McGuirk; seven daughters, Paige McGuirk Larson, Mary E. McGuirk, Dr. SheUa M. McGuirk, M. Terrence McGuirk, Anya M. McGuirk, M. Katia McGuirk and M.Andrea Pagdon; 48 grandchUffien and six great-grandchUffien.

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JOHN PHILIP WEINEL '39

Admiral John P "Blackie" Weinel, USN (Ret.), ffied on 16 February 2004 in San Diego, CA, after a brief iUness. He was 87 years old.

He was born ffi Columbia, IL, on 23 February 1916 and was married to the former Annabel Mayhew, also of Columbia. He entered the Naval Academy after a year at lUinois State at Normal, IL. After graduation he served ffi CHESTER (CA-27) and MAURY (DD-401) prior to entering ffight traiffing. He was designated a naval aviator in 1942.

In January 1943 he joined VC-33 where he was awarded the Air Medal for "courage and devotion to duty" agaffist enemy forces in the viciffity of Makin Island. After duty wdth ComPhibPac, Lieutenant Commander Wemel reported in May 1945 as Commander Air Group 22 and COVF-22, and subsequently as COVF-14 and COVB-98. He was later assigned to Antietam and then remrned to Pensacola as OIC, Instructors' Fhght School. In June 1950 Commander Wemel reported as air officer ofVALLEY FORGE, where ffis service ffi Korea resffited ffi the award ofthe Legion of Merit wdth Combat V and a ComSeventhFlt commendation. FoUo-wffig a tour on the C N O staff, in Jffiy 1956 he reported as CAG Five and then to staff CarDivFive. He returned to C N O and after the NATO Defense CoUege in Paris in 1961, he commanded GREAT SiTKlN. Upon graduation from National War CoUege, Captain Wemel took command ofTlCONDEROGA and then reported to ComFirstFlt as chief of staff and aide. He served subsequendy on the Chairman's Staff Group, JCS, during wffich time he was awarded a second Legion of Merit. In May 1967, he was selected for promotion and assigned as ComCarDivTffiee. Durmg tffis tour he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for exceptionaUy meritorious service as Yankee Station Commander Remrnmg to Wasffington he served as ADCNO (Plans and PoUcy), Director J-5 and then assistant to the Chairman,JCS. Admiral Weinel became U.S. Representative to the Mffitary Committee of NATO in August 1974 and reffied in August 1977.

In adffition to numerous uffit awards, Adrffiral Wemel was authorized to wear tffiee Gold Stars in Ueu of second, tffird and fourth awards ofthe DSM. FoUowdng retirement he occupied the Commodore Bates Chair at the N W C and served on several corporate boards.

Adrrffial Weinel is survived by ffis wdfe of 64 years, Annabel; daughters,Jo-Ann, Linda Dee and Suzan; tffiee grandchUdren; and two great-grandchUdren.

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TALBOTT FERDINAND COLLINS '40

Colonel Talbott E"Tab" CoUins, USMC (Ret.), ffied on 14 February 2005 in Fairfax Hospital. He was 88 years old.

Tab -was born on 12 Jffiy 1916 in lUinois. He graduated -with the Naval Academy Class of 1940 and was comrffissioned a second heutenant in the Marine Corps. After completion of Commuffications School at Fort Monmouth, he was assigned as regimental commuffications officer of ffie 10th Marines, ffie ArtiUery Regiment of ffie Second Division.

Two monffis after ffis marriage to Marie Roberge ffi San Diego, CA, he was transferred to New Zealand wdffi the 10th Marmes and ffien participated in the Tarawa and Leyte operations. He was back in San Diego after 28 months in the Pacific, ffien had a tour at Harvard as OIC of a Jomt Commuffications School. Next came a tour at Quantico, where ffieir daughter, Carol, was born ffi March 1946.

Offier post-war tours fficluded duty as Division G-3, First Marme Di-vision at Camp Penffieton, Commander, Signal School Battahon ffi San Diego, Director, Commuffication Officers School at Quantico, manpower coordmator ffi the office ofthe Secretary of Defense, cffief of staff of a jomt task force in Okmawra, and cffief of a jomt command element ffi the Jomt Cffiefi of Staff.

After reffiement ffi 1962, Tab became a director of several large commuffications projects overseas, invol-vmg the planffing, negotiation of contracts, engmeermg, materials procurement, penonnel management, sffipment, consttuction, instaUation, testmg and maffitenance of systems rangffig fromVOA broadcast stations to a microwave and cable system coverffig the entire area of Iran. He ffirected programs ffi Greece, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria,ThaUand,Viemam, Phffippffies, Hong Kong and Okmawa. Durmg these years he acquired a -wide knowledge of ffie history and cffitures of ffie local areas and mastered some degree offluencyffisuch languages as French, Spanish, Farsi and Arabic.

After his final reffiement in 1980,Tab and Marie Uved in Vierma,VA. Marie ffied ffi 1999 and Tab later moved to a reffiement home ffi Oakton,VA, where he contmued to enjoy bridge and ffie company of friends.

He is survived by ffis daughter, Carol Collffis-Clapp and her husband, Keith Clapp of Charlotte, NC; and a sister, Betty Frances Walters of Nevada.

Friends ofthe famUy caUed at a foneral home inVierma,VA, on 18 February 2005. He was interred in Arhngton Cemetery on 20 AprU 2005 after a service in the Old Post Chapel at Fort Myer.

EDWIN MALLOY JR. '40

Commander Edwin MaUoy Jr., USN (Ret.), ffied on 2 February 2005 in Cheraw, SC, after a long iUness. He was 87 years old.

Born on 9 September 1917, in Cheraw, SC, he was the son of Edwin MaUoy Sr. and Margaret Adger MaUoy. He graduated from the Severn School in 1936 and entered the Naval Academy, graduating -with the Class of 1940.

His first sffip after graduation was COLORADO, where he served in engineering and communications. He left COLORADO in 1943, wffile the sffip was operating the Pacific area, to attend the Naval Postgraduate School and MIT. He earned a master's degree in marine engmeering from MIT and served briefly in Wasffington unffi retiring as a lieutenant commander as a result of a service-cormectedffisabffity.He was later promoted to commander His awards included the American Campaign, American Defense (with fleet clasp), Asiatic Pacific and World War II Victory Medals.

Ed joined Cheraw Yarn MUls in 1946, later serving as a ffirector and secretary.

His business, civic and commuffity services included the MaUoy Foundation as chairman; Historic Cheraw as chairman; Cheraw Kiwaffis Club as past president; National CouncU Representative ofthe Pee Dee CouncU ofthe Boy Scouts of America; American Legion as past commander; Presbyterian Home of South Carohna, board of trustees; and Presbyterian CoUege, board of visitors. He was a RuUng Elder ofthe First Presbyterian Church, Cheraw, SC. He was presented the BSA SUver Beaver Award and the BSA CouncU's Distinguished Citizen Award. His memberships included the American Security CouncU, High Frontier, International Oceanographic Foundation, Naval Aviation Museum Foundation, Statue of Liberty Foundation, Naval Academy Alumffi Association, U.S. Naval Institute,VFW,TROA, Kiwanis International Foundation and other orgaffizations.

His brother, Manffing MaUoy, preceded him in death.

Survi-ving are ffis nephew, BUl MaUoy and ffis -wife, Susan; ffieces, Marian Murphy, Margaret Sanders and her husband, Richard, and Mary Blackburn and her husband, RusseU; ffine grandnephews and ffieces; and three great-grandnephews and ffieces.

He was buried in Cheraw, SC, on 4 February 2005.

Memorial gifts may be made to the Edwin MaUoy Memorial Scholarsffip Fund, c/o First Presbyterian Church, P.O. Box 552, Cheraw, SC 29520.

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ICALL SHELDON HOARD KINNEY '41

Rear Adrffiral Sheldon Kinney, USN (Ret.), died on 11 December 2004.

His 38-year naval career included distinguished combat service in tffiee wars, taking him from signalman to command of 125 sffips and 65,000 officers and crew of Cruiser-Destroyer Force Pacific. Seaman Kinney served aboard N E W YORK at the last gathering of the world's great dreadnaughts for the coronation review at Spithead by King George VI. At the Academy, he lettered in crew and was presented the Class of 1897 Sword, wffich isffisplayed-with ffis medals at Bancroft HaU. The Class of 1941 graduated early for sea duty -with the clouds of war looming. Ensign Kinney reported aboard STURTEVANT for convoy duty ffi the North Adantic where her sister sffip REUBEN JAMES was sunk. He was decorated for a swimming rescue of two downed a-viators. STURTEVANT was later sunk and he survived by floatmg on a bag of coffee beans.

Kmney took command of EDSALL ffi 1943, the youngest commanffing officer of a destroyer-type sffip, and then of BRONSTEIN, creffited with sinkmg tffiee German U-boats in one ffight and putting another out of action. Lieutenant Kinney was awarded the Navy Cross for tffis extended action. Adrffiral Robert Carney '16 described BRONSTEIN'S fight that ffight as, "the most concenttated and successffil antisubmarine action by a U.S. Na-vy sffip during World War II." Kinney went on to command TAYLOR, commended for its actions at Wonsan Harbor; MiTSCHER, the first guided rffissUe fiigate; and the cruiser destroyer gurUine in Operation Sea Dragon offVietnam.

Perhaps ffis proudest moment was serving as commandant of ffis beloved Naval Academy. Despite ffis skiU and ferocity as a warrior, ffis core sense of vocation was in ttainmg, encouragmg and guiding new generations of seafarers and seakeepers.

FoUowffig retirement in 1972, Adrffiral Kinney served as president ofthe NewYork Maritime CoUege at Fort Schuyler, then as rector ofthe U N World Maritime University at Malmo, Sweden.

Rear Admiral Kinney is survived by ffis wdfe. Lea; sons, Douglas and Bruce; and brother, Donald. His brother, GUbert, Ues entombed atffisduty station aboard ARIZONA. The famUy hopes to estabhsh a prize sword through the Sheldon Kinney Memorial, USNA Foundation, P.O. Box 64740, Baltunore, MD 21264-4740 for a distinguished Naval Academy graduate who exempUfies ffis legacy of leadersffip, learffing and constant concern for ffis sffipmates, friends and the Nation.

A Log is at http://-www:legacy.com/ Link.asp?Id=GB02954635X to wish him Fair Winds and FoUowing Seas.

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HAROLD ARTHLIR HARWOOD '42

Lieutenant Colonel Harold A. "Hal" Harwood, USMC (Ret.), died on 19 February 2005, in San Diego, CA. Born on 8 July 1918, he hved most of ffis childhood ffi Los Angeles, CA, and graduated from Cathedral High School where he lettered in basebaU, basketbaU and footbaU. He enhsted in the Marine Corps in order to enter the Naval Academy, wffich he did in 1937 with the Class of 1941. Hal was subsequently mrned back to the Class of 1942, and although he lost a year of footbaU ehgibffity, received the Thompson Trophy upon graduation.

Hal served as an infantry platoon leader at WaUace Island ffi the South Pacific. Ordered to Pensacola, he earnedffisWmgs as a Marine a-viator and became an instructor pUot before remrnmg to the South Pacffic flying F4U Corsairs. By war's end, he had been promoted to major and commanded his ffist Marine fighter squadron.

He and Marie,ffischUdhood sweetheart, were married ffi January 1943. Between World War II and the Korean War, they ffid a stint at the Uffited Nations and then remrned to the Naval Academy where Hal was an assistant footbaU coach. During the Korean War, Hal again commanded a fighter squadron, tffis time flying the big Douglas AD Skyraider. For his service ffi World War II and Korea, he was awarded the Distinguished Fl-ymg Cross, the Bronze Star with V, and five Air Medals.

Hal was the head coach for Marme FootbaU at Quantico (1948-1950) and (1956-1958) wdth a record 54-20-2. As ffiipressive asffisrecord is, the hst of "Who's Who" who played/coached for Harwood mcludes Edffie LeBaron, ex-National FootbaU League quarterback and former executive -vice president of the Adanta Falcons; General Paffi X. KeUey, recendy reffied Marme Corps Commander; and several other NFL footbaU coaches and executives. Even ffis ttainers became famous. In 1958, BiU Cosby, a Navy pharmacist mate, lent ffis talents and ffis humor to ffie squad's weU being. Hal ttansitioned into jets and in 1959 was transferred to El Toro, CA, where he and Marie bought the house ffiTustm where they were to hve for over 40 years.

In 1962, he retired and had a modesdy successffil real estate career before joinffig the Douglas Aircraft Company. He retired a second time in 1980 as a seffior systems analyst.

He is survived by is wffe of 64 years, Marie; daughters, Sandy, Debbie and Gayle; eight grandchUffien; and nme great-grandchUffien.

WILLARD LLOYD NYBURG '42

Captain WUlard L. Nyburg, USN (Ret.), died of cancer at ffis home at North Hutchmson Island, FL, on 20 March 2005.

Born in VaUejo, CA, on 12 May 1920, the son of a naval officer, he attended the Cocffian-Bryan Naval

Academy Preparatory School in Annapohs, MD, prior to his presidential appoinmient (at-large) to ffie Naval Academy in 1938. He received ffis bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, oraduatmg in December 1941 wiffi the Class of 1942.

Upon graduation, his World War II service was spent on board PHILADELPHIA, a hght crffiser, where he participated in eight invasions of Norffi Africa, SicUy, Italy and Souffiern France.

As a pUot,WUly commanded several carrier-based aircraft squadrons in boffi Adantic/Meffiterranean and Pacific Fleets.

DuringffieViemam War, Wffiy commanded the ammuffition ship HALEAKALA (1964-1966) and aircraft carrier KEARSARGE (1966-1967). From 1967 unffi 1968, he served as Chief of Staff, Commander Antisubmarme Warfare Group Five.

Washington duty assignments included tours ffi ffie office of the Secretaiy of Defense as a special assistant for mffitary production and ffi ffie Orgaffization of ffie Jomt Cffiefs of Staff as director of ffie Strategic Nuclear Plans Branch. As a member of the origmal Na-vy Polaris team, he served as techffical assistant for production at ffie Lockheed MissUe production facffity in Surmyvale, CA.WUly also attended a -wide variety of techffical mihtary trainmg schook, as weU as ffie U.S. Air Force Air War CoUege, MaxweU AFB, Alabama.

His decorations fficlude the Legion of Merit -with Combat V (Viemam), Bronze Star wiffi CombatV (World War II - Salerno landmgs). Navy Uffit Citation (World War II), Navy Meritorious Citation, ffie Cross ofValor wdffi Palm (Viemam), and ffie National Order ofViemam.

Smce his reffiement ffi 1968,WUly served ffi a variety of marketmg, program management, field-engffieermg/product support and executive management positions wdth NorthAmerican RockweU Corporation, P P J ) Electroffics Di-vision of ffie Harris Corporation, seffior -vice-president of Aerotech World Trade Corporation, and executive -vice-president of Air Fuel Corporation. After movffig to Cfficago ffi 1982, he became a Hcensed real estate broker and director of Olympic Mortgage Corporation.

WUly is survived by ffis -wffe, Sffirley; a sister; six chUffien and then mother, Olga; two stepchUdren; and 11 grandchUdren.

Memorial services were held on 26 March 2005 at First Presbyterian Church,Vero Beach. His remains wdU be spread at sea, just ofishore from ffis home, by the Uffited States Na-vy SEALs on 13 November 2005.

The Nyburg Family WILLIAM H . SELLS '45

"BUl" SeUs died on 3 January 2005 in PhUadelpffia, PA. He was 81 years old.

Upon graduation wdth the Naval Academy Class of 1945, BUl served in World War II aboard TENNESSEE, where he was wounded ffi a kamikaze attack.

After recuperating, he served aboard BRISTOL and WILLARD KEITH during the Korean War.

In the years that foUowed, BUl received his master's degree from the Harvard Business School and attended NYU Law School. A civUian career in commercial real estate development included the position of vice president of Alcoa ffi charge ofthe Alcoa's redevelopment of historic PhUadelpffia. Later, as president of RoUins Jamaica, BUl's focus was on the development ofthe Rose HaU Plantation, wffich included resorts, vUlas, shopping centers and the restoration of the Rose HaU Great House.

After retirement, BUl was active at Travel Anywhere, a PhUadelphia-based agency owned by his wife, SaUy. BUl is survived by his wife, SaUy; and chUdren,WiUiam H. SeUs III, Susan, SaUy Ann, HoUy and Kit. The Sells Family THOMAS JOSEPH M C C O O K

'46

Thomas J. McCook, a longthne resident ofWUmette, IL, and Cape Coral, FL, ffied on 10 February 2005. He was 81 years old.

He graduated -with the Naval Academy Class of 1946 and was a World War II veteran. He had a successfol career at Stewart Warner Corp. as -vice president, general manager.

He was an enthusiastic saUor and enjoyed ice boatffig. Star class championsffips, yachting and cruising.

He was the beloved husband ofJane Rourke McCook; lovmg father of Cathy Parczyk, Terry Parker, Maggie Bogue, Tom McCook and Mary TUson; grandfather of 12; and dear brother of Jim McCook,Jay McCook and Grace FarreU Darffis.

Services were held on Samrday, 19 February 2005, at St. Francis Xavier in LaGrange, IL. Memorial donations may be made to the American Parkinson's Disease Association, 2050 Pfingsten Rd., Glenview, IL 60026;847-724-7087. excerpts from the Chicago Tribune KARL EWALD SOMMERLATTE '46

Karl E. Sommerlatte ffied of a sttoke on 24 January 2005 near Melbourne, FL. Karl was born on 3 Jffiy 1922 to Flora and Pastor Ewald Sommerlatte in Terre Haute, IN. He graduated from AUiance High School and from Heidelberg CoUege ffi Tiffin, OH, at the age of 19. He erUisted the day after Pearl Harbor and received a congressional appointment to the Naval Academy. He was a member of the Seventh Company, Class of 1946.

As an ensign on BROCK he was in the Pacific, Okinawa and saw the atomic bomb ruins in Japan. He later volunteered for bomb disposal on the East Coast. After the required two years, he resigned as a heutenant junior grade, took the Foreign Service exam and became an officer in the State Department. He was the

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ALL top smdent and speaker for ffis class. After Russian Foreign Language School ffi Cahforffia and a master's degree fixam Columbia Uffiversity, he advanced fixim vice consffi ffi Smgapore, his first post, to consffi generalffiYugoslavia when it was under Tito, to charge d'affaires ffi Moscow. He was there twice, at ffie time of Stahn and later, Breznev. Karl was also posted to Wasffington, DC, as mternational relations officer; in Bangkok; Cffiengmai, ThaUand; Czechoslovakia; Muffich; Prague and as cffief of the directives staff ffi the Department of State.

He reffied ffi 1976, but reffiement wasn't meant for him even -with eight years as a Redmgton Shores, FL, town commissioner. So, after four months of retirement, he began ffis second career. For over 20 years he was wiffi Dean Witter/Morgan Staffiey ffi St. Petersburg and later Melbourne, FL, as a -vice president and financial advisor, reffiffig at 80.

He -was a legend at Morgan Staffiey and an inspiration for mtegrity to so many. He was so satisfied wdth ffis hfe that he often said ff he had it to hve over, he woffid change notffing. But he changed ffie hves of others for the better and we are gratefiU for his hfe.

Karl is survived byffis-wffe of 33 years, ffie former Kathryn Zartman Wilson; son, Robert McCorrffick Sommerlatte; grandson, Todd; stepsons, James WUson and Donald WUson; stepdaughter, Mary Jo Wilson; sister, Katherme Van Eerde; and seven step-grandchUffien.

A memorial service was held on 27 January 2005 at Eastminster Presbyterian Church m Melbourne, FL, foUowed by murnment ffi ffie Naval Academy Columbarium -with mUitary honors on 29 AprU 2005.

The Sommerlatte Family GAYLE KENNETH BROUSSARD '47

Gayle K. Broussard ffied on 28 January 2005 at Sprmg, TX. Born at Beaumont,TX, he hved and attended schools there unffi he enroUed at Texas A&M. He then received a congressional appoffitment to ffie Naval Academy, and entered with ffie Class of â&#x20AC;˘ 1947. He elected to jom the Marine Corps, and was comrffissioned in that service upon graduation ffi June 1946 wdth ffie 23rd Company.

He served ffist as engineering officer -with the First Marine Di-vision ffi Cffina and -with the First Pro-visional Marine Brigade on Guam. In 1949 he went to Parris Island as ttairffiig officer at the Marme Barracks unffi 1951. He then remrned as engmeering officer ofthe First MarDiv for service in Korea through 1952. He served wdth the Marme Reserve Company in KnoxvUle,TN, unffi resignmg ffis comrffission as Marme Corps Reserve captam ffi 1954. He was married to Frances "Mike" of Houston,TX, in 1956.

GK became a salesman and manager for Pacffic Pumps ffi Houston, and then in 1967, joined IngersoU Rand. In 1970 he

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was employed by Bmgham Pump Co., and became their Houston Disttict sales manager. He contmued ffi ffie field of petrochemical equipment and sales, evenmaUy reffiffig fix)m busmess after many years wdffi Texsun Industtial Products.

One of"Geke's" prmcipal joys and hobbies was saltwater fisffing m ffie Galveston area.

He is survived by his wdfe of 27 years, Grace; daughters, MicheUe, Debbie and Laura; son, Mike; and eight grandchUffien.

Fmal services were conducted at Forest Park Cemetery ffi The Woodlands, on 3 February 2005.

Chet Shaddeau '47 HAROLD LLOYD CARPENTER '47

Captam Harold L. Carpenter, USN (Ret.), ffied on 4 March 2005 at Orlando, FL. He was 80 years old.

Harold was born ffi ffie smaU farmmg commuffity of KUlbuck, OH,ffi1924, the son of Friend and Ruth Carpenter, and enjoyed a qffiet rural upbrmgmg, tendmg crops on ffie famUy farm and raisffig Uvestock. His father owned a grocery store and, later, a lumber busmess. He graduated from the local ffigh school (-wiffi a graduating class of 13) ffi 1942, and received a congressional appoffitment from Offio, entering the Naval Academy ffi Jffiy 1943. He graduated wiffi ffie 20th Company and was commissionedffi1946.

He married the former Eva Guffaffi of NewYork City ffi 1952.

He served afloat in destroyers, an aircraft carrier, ampffibious craft, and nffiiecraft, as weU as on destroyer squadron staf&; and commanded LINCOLN COUNTY (LST-898),BUCK p D - 7 6 1 ) ffi

Viemam, and CoLUMBUS (CG-12).

His early assignment wdffi ffie Armed Forces Special Weapons Project set ffie tone for most of ffis fomre shore tours; he earned a master's in physics at ffie Naval Postgraduate School; served ffi the Bureau of Naval Weapons; ffi ffie office of ffie Director of Defense Research and Engffieering, on ffie staff of ffie Commander, Seventh Fleet; and -wiffi ffie Naval Ordnance Systems Command. He retired fixjm active duty in 1975.

Hal began ffis new career at ffie Uffiversity of Central Florida, where in adffition to earffing anoffier master's degree, he taught as an assistant professor for 10 years. From 1985 unffi ffis death, he devoted ffimseff almost totaUy to spirimal matten; a member of the Tabernacle Baptist Church, he was a member of its Super Seffiors Miffistry, and ffirected The Bible Correspondence Prison Miffistry, devoted to ffie spirimal aid and moral support of prison inmates.

He is survived byffis-wffe of 53 years, Eva; son, AUen Charles Carpenter andffiswife. Sue of Adanta, GA; granddaughter, Mattie Ruth Carpenter; and a great-granddaughter, Kai Eva Harrelson.

Memorial ser-vices were held on 15 March 2005 foUowed by burial at ffie Florida National Cemetery in BusheU, FL. Harold's Ufe is summed up in his Life Bible verse, "By grace dirough taiffi are you saved; and it is not of yourself, it is a gift of God; not of works, shoffid anyone boast." Ephesians 2:8-9.

JOHN CURTIS D I X O N JR. '49

Rear Adrffiral John C. Dixon Jr., USN (Ret.), of Hanffiton, GA, ffied on 31 January 2005.

Born in 1926 in NewYork City he spent his early hfe in Georgia. He Tlie Carpenter Family attended Cffiver Mffitary Academy, GEORGE SEDGWICK SWIFT '47 Mercer University and was a member of George S. Swift ffied peacefuUy at ^HH Kappa Alpha Order before serving in the Fletcher AUen Health Care, South U.S. Army (78th Infantry Division). He was appointed to the Burhngton,VT, on 8 February 2005.

Naval Academy and graduated with ffistinction in 1949, becorffing a naval aviator in 1951.

He graduated fix)m Porrffiet Academy, and after receiving a presidenSubsequent assignments included service in the Korean War tial at-large appoffitment, entered ffie (antisubmarine warfare), Naval Test PUot Traiffing, Naval Air Test Naval Academy ffi 1943 with the Class of Center, Patuxent River, MD, and Navy Department (fighter 1947, serving in the 20th Company. tactics development). He was attached to several fighter Honorably ffischarged in March of squaffions and completed two toursffiVietnam, flying the F8U 1945 for academic deficiency, he enlisted ffi the Na-vy, and Crusader, -with 145 combat missions, over 800 carrier lanffings, became a petty officer, tffird class. He was a member ofthe Naval and 5,720 ffight hours.

Armed Guard Detachment on board the hberty sffip WiLLLAM J. He was the commandffig officer of Fighter Squadron 191, PALMER when it struck a mme and sank ffi the Bay ofTrieste, the oUer CANISTEO, and the aircraft carrier J O H N E KENNEDY. whUe deUvering a cargo of horses and cotton to Marshal Tito's Other commands included Attack Carrier Air Wmg 8, Tactical forces mYugoslavia.

Wings Adantic, and Carrier Group 6. He also served as Cffief of After ffie war, he hved most of his hfe mVergermes and South Staff for Operations and Plans, Pacffic Fleet, and Director Sttike Burlmgton,VT, and made a career ffi automobUe sales -with Warfare Di-vision. He was also a graduate ofthe Navy General several car dealersffips ffi ffiat area.

Line School, the Naval War CoUege, and the Air War CoUege. He He was ffie orgaffist for St.Paffi's Episcopal Church in served over 32 years on active duty -with the U.S. Na-vy.

Vergermes,VT, for 41 years. He was a member ofthe Ethan AUen He was the recipient of three awards ofthe Legion of Merit, Club,ffihis youffi was a volunteer at the GrenfeU Mission in two Distinguished Fl-ying Crosses, 10 Air Medals, the Na-vy Labrador, and was active ffi the Middlebury Commuffity Theater.

Commendation Medal and the RepubUc ofVietnam -with Cross He was passionate about aU tffings nautical, and was never of GaUantry. He was subsequendy inducted ffito the Golden happier than when crffismg Lake Champlam at the helm of ffis Eagles, a group of 200 pUots who were pioneers in some new beloved BoLO BABE. aspect of naval a-viation or who earned the respect of their peers He is survived by his lovmg wdfe, Rene Swift; stepson, for flying skUl, experience, judgment and character.

Bernard Frois; grandsons, Phffippe and Cffiistian Frois; and ffis On retirement in 1981, he and Ehzabeth moved to ffieces and nephews, WiUiam, James and Laurel S-wift and Jessica HamUton, GA. He bffilt a timber-frame barn, enjoyed HO-scale Betz. He was predeceased by ffis parents, Samuel and CorneUa model raffioadmg, huntmg, goff, and 'ffis' Redskms andYankees.

Wagstaff S-wift; stepfather, Samuel Wagstaff; and by ffis brothers, He served on the Harris County Board of Education and Charles and Walter Swift. attended Triffity Episcopal Church, in Columbus, serving as a The famUy offers heartfelt tharUss to Monty Persons, Donna vestry member. Most recently he was a member of St. Nicholas Cayole, PhUip Cayole, PhUomena Gicheru, Roger Abare and Episcopal Church in HamUton.

Pearl Rogers for their years of care gi-ving and comfort.

He is survived by ffis wffe, Ehzabeth Earnest Matthews Funeral services were held on 13 February 2005 at St. Paul's Dbcon, whom he married ffi 1949; daughter, Laura KeUie Dixon Episcopal Church inVergennes,VT. and her husband, Michael G. Heyl; son, Robert Aubrey Dixon Memorial conttibutions may be made to the Lake and ffis -wife, Angela; grandchUdren, Laura Dixon Heyl, and Alene Champlain Maritime Museum, 4472 Basin Harbor Rd., and Suzanne Dixon.

Ferrisburgh,VT 05456.

A memorial service was held on 12 February at Triffity From Americanmemorials.com and Class files Episcopal Church in Columbus, GA. The Dixon Family

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Commander Robert A. BisseUe, USCGR (Ret.), ffied of cancer on 1 November 2004ffiffisBeffiesda, MD, home. He was 77 years old.

Mr. BisseUe was a native Wasffingtoffian and ffie son of a past president of Riggs National Bank. He attended ffie BuUis School ffi Potomac, MD, and graduatedfixDmWestern High School ffi 1945. He attended ffie Naval Academy -wiffi ffie Class of 1950 and graduatedfixDmDuke Uffiversity. He completed Stoffier Graduate School of Bankmg at Rutgers Uffiversity ffi 1971.

Mr. BisseUe served ffi ffie Coast Guard durffig ffie Korean War and later became the commandmg officer of ffie Coast Guard Reserve Uffit ffi Greensboro, NC. Mr. BisseUe's bankffig career mcluded positions wdffi Wachovia Bank ffi Norffi Carohna for 10 years ffi ffie late 1950s and early 1960s. He later had positions wiffi First National BarUc and Suburban Bank, wffich became Bank of America.

In 1983, he -was named executive -vice president and a member of ffie board of directors offfieWomen's National Bank ofWasffington. Later that year, he was elected executive vice president and cffief admiffistrative officer of JML Commuffications Inc. wffich is a subsiffiary ofJames Maffison Ltd., ffie holdmg company of Madison National Bank. He reffied ffi 1988.

He was one ofthe founders of ffie National Postal Forum ffi 1968 and later served as president and chairman of ffie trade group, ffi adffition, he was national chairman and president of Robert Morris Associates; director of ffie MetropohtanYMCA, wffich gave him its Man offfieYear Award; and chairman of ffie advisory board of Suburban Hospital. He was a director and member offfieWasffington Rotary Club and a member of ffie Wasffington Board ofTrade Busmess Development Comrffittee.

Mr. BisseUe was an elder and tteasurer of Bethesda Presbyterian Church and board ffirector and chairman of the ffivestment committee of ffie Ivymount SchoolffiRockviUe, MD. Survivors fficlude his wdfe of 45 years, Frances B. BisseUe of Beffiesda, MD; four chUffien, Mary Beth BisseUe of Bethesda, MD, Kathryn BisseUe of RockviUe, MD,Thad BisseUe of Gaithersburg, MD, and Robert BisseUe of Boyds, MD; sister, Shirley ToU of Che-vy Chase, MD; a brother, Dr. Charles BisseUe of McLean, VA; and seven grandchUffien. excerptsfromThe Washington Post BERNARD ROBERT BOYLAN '50

Bernard "Berffie" Boylan ffied of cancer ffiffishome on 2 June 2004. He was 76 years old. A retired hghring engineer and salesman, Mr. Boylan had lived in Glen EUyn, IL, for the past 42 years.

Born in Michigan, Berffie graduated from ffigh school in East Gary, IN, and

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joined ffie U.S. Army during World War II. After graduatffig fix)m the U.S. Naval Academy wdth the Class of 1950, he served a tour of duty as heutenant on ffie battiesffip N E W JERSEY as weU as offier na-val vessels durmg ffie Inchonffi-vasionofffieKorean War. Berffie jomed the General Electtic Company ffi NewYork City ffi 1954, evenmaUy transferrffig to the Inffianapohs and Cfficago offices, and reffiffig fixim GE in 1989 as a regional engineer. An active member ofthe lUummatmg Engmeers Society, he served as national vice president. Berffie lecmred extensively and taught hghtffig ffieory and design at ffie Uffiversity of Notte Dame, CoUege of Dupage and other Cfficago-area coUeges.

Notmg the lack of educational materials for hghtffig, Berffie authored his o-wn textbook, Tlte Lighting Primer, pubhshed ffi 1987.

A defficated commuffity volunteer, Berffie mentored young peopleffiJuffior Acffievement, raised fiinds for the local YMCA, and lent ffis weU-modffiated voice to the Cfficago chapter of Readmg for ffie Blmd and Dyslexic. Along wdffi his wdfe, Berffie devoted coundess hours to ffie Morton Arboretum. He also conttibuted his computer expertise to ffie Dupage County Sheriff's Department of Emergency Management, ffie Dupage Commuffity Foundation, and assisted feUow genealogists ffi researchmg their fanffiy ffistory.

Berffie was a forrffidable goff, handbaU, and racquetbaU opponent weU ffito ffis 70s. He -was a seff-taught piaffist and avid reader who enjoyed computers, music, bre-wmg great beer and playing ffie stock market. Berffie's idea of ffie best of times was to beffiffisboat, fisffing on a qffiet lake wdffi his -wffe, PhyUis, by his side.

Berffie is survived byffis-wffe of 54 years, PhyUis; son and daughter-m-law, Gary and Kaffierme Boylan; daughter and sonffi-law, Boffita and Marc Barton; granddaughters, Rebecca and Nichole Lockman; broffier and sister-ffi-law, Daffiel and Gloria Boylan; and nephew andffiece,Peter and Erm Boylan.

The Boylan Family PHARO ALFRED PHELPS '50

Captain Pharo A. "Pap" Phelps, USN (Ret.), ffied at ffis home surrounded by ffis fanffiy on 20 December 2004 of cancer. He was 76 years old.

Pharo was born ffi Biggs, CA, on 24 August 1928, and attended Sacramento High School where he met ffis hfe-long sweeffieart and wdfe of 54 years, Lois May Higgs.

Pap graduatedfix>mffieNaval Academy ffi 1950. He completed a civil engineering degree at Rensselaer Polytechffic Institute (RPI) in 1953 andffisdoctorate in nuclear physics at the Naval Postgraduate School in 1963. He remrned to ffie Academy to teach physics, his hfe-long passion. He also loved literamre, music, the arts and tracing ffis ancestors, who came to America in 1630 on the sffip, MARY and JOHN.

Pharo retired after 24 years in the Na-vy in 1974, having had tours in the i\ntarctic,Viemam, Guam, England and Spain. He

was both revered and loved as commander of MCB-8. Pharo Tuck was predeceased by his first wife, Margaret G.Tucker, worked for Bechtel in San Francisco and two years in Kuwait. and his son, Jeffiey Le-wis Tucker He later started Phelps Associates, an engineering consulting He is survived by his -wife of 15 years, Rebecca GUI Tucker; firm; and was CEO of FMC-Nurol in Turkey. chUffien, Linda Tucker Horner of Hampton, Betsi Turner HiU Pharo was ffi ffis element either flying ffis Mooney N l 164G and her husband, Jim, ofVirgiffia Beach, and E. Dudley Turner or being in ffie ocean. He earned ffis commercial, insttument and and ffis wdfe, Judy of Ft. Worth,TX; and ffis four grandchUffien, glider ratings in adffition to aerobatics and scuba ffiving qualificaNicole Horner, MicheUe Horner, Edffie Turner and tions. He found ways to include flying in any eventâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;most Jermffer Turner. satisfying were AirLifeLine ffights wiffi Lois, touching many A celebration of his lffe was held at Baylake Uffited people at difficffit hours in their hves. His charisma, humor and Methoffist Church on 25 February 2005, wdth the Rev. Jonathan sharp wit charmed both friends and strangers.

Bermett officiating. Burial wdU take place at Cffiist Church in He was a registered professional engineer, a former ffirector Middlesex County at a later date. and feUow of ffie Society ofAmerican Mffitary Engmeers, a feUow Memorial contributions may be made to the American offfieSociety of CivU Engmeers, a member of ffie American Cancer Society, 2730 EUsmere Ave., NorfoUc,VA 23513; the Physical Society, Sigma Xi,Tau Beta Pi, and Cffi EpsUon. Alzheimer's Association, 20 Koger Executive Center, Suite 233, Pap is survived by ffis wffe, Lois; tffiee chUffien and their NorfoUc,VA 23502; or the Ocean Park Rescue Squad, 3769 spouses, Andrew and Barbara of London, John and Rachel of Shore Dr.,Virgffiia Beach,VA 23455.

Muffich and Jennffer and Frank Hermantm of Maryland; and excerpts from the DaUy Press (Newport News, VA) nine grandchUffien. He was predeceased by ffis eldest son, Pharo Thomas Phelps.

DONALD FIELDING KOCH '53 Donald E Koch passed away on 13 Pap's lffe is an inspiration, al-ways exploring new mterests and November 2004 after a vffiant fight -with vocations. He frequendy said, "I don't know what I want to be cancer. He was 78 years old. when I grow up."

Don was born on 26 July 1927 to Inurnment took place at ffie Naval Academy Columbarium Henry and Doris Koch in San Francisco, die morffing of 1 AprU 2005.

CA. In 1945 Don ffiopped out of ffigh The famUy suggests memorial conttibutions ffi Pharo's name school to enhst ffi the Na-vy and served be made to The WeUness Commuffity, where he and Lois volunin the American Campaign as a quarterteered, providmg help and comfort to those affected by cancer.

The Phelps Family master on a desttoyer.At the end ofWorldWar II, he volunteered for submarme service and after completing Submarine School, he quahfied in subs and served on BECUNA and BLACKFIN. LEONARD LEWIS TUCKER '51 During ffis sub duty, he was recommended for the Naval Commander Leonard L.Tucker, USN (Ret.), ofVirgiffia Beach, Academy and was ttansferred to the Naval Academy Prep School VA, and Englewood, FL, ffied peacefiflly on 18 February 2005, at Bainbridge, MD. After passing the entrance exam, he was after a courageous battle with cancer. He was 77 years old. ffischarged as a QM 2/C (SS) and entered the Academy with the "Tuck," as he was affectionately known, was born ffi Class of 1953. Best known at the Academy for ffis fabffious Wasffington, DC, the offiy son ofthe late Dorothy Cam and supply of sea stories, he was a member ofthe Sixth Company.

Leonard Le-wis Tucker. He was educated at Fishburne MUitary After graduation, Don married Frances Ruth Earp ofWest School, the Naval Academy, Georgetown Uffiversity, and the Virgiffia. He served in the Korean Theatte on board an ampffibiNaval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA. ous sffip. Don again requested Sub School, was accepted, He proudly served his country in a long career as a naval officompleted school and requaUfied with a (SS) designator. He cer tffiough the Korean andVietnam wars. During ffis naval served in various boats including CuTLASS and SEA LION. career he served as an aviator, an operational inteUigence officer, Don then attended the Navy's Nuclear Reactor School ffi and as commanding officer and executive officer of several U.S. Idaho and was hcensed as a nuclear reactor operator He helped Navy sffips. place GEORGE WASHINGTON ( S S B N - 5 9 8 ) in comrffission and Upon his remrn to civffian hfe in 1975, he began a new made tffiee patrols on her career with McMichael Yacht Brokerage, opeffing, with a feUow Don resigned his comrffission and, from 1962 to 1964, held reffied navy officer, thekVirgiffia/CaroUna regional office. the position of nuclear test ffirector of the Los Alamos After his final retirement, he volunteered as a docent at the Laboratories ffi Nevada. From 1964 to 1969, he was executive newly opened Coast Guard Life-Saving museum in Virgiffia director ofthe Office of Nuclear Energy Development for the Beach,VA. Tuck was also active in the Thoroughgood Ci-vic State ofWashington.

League, serving as its president in the 1980s. An a-vid boater, he He and famUy moved to Perth, Austrffia, to pursue other enjoyed cruising with the Great Bridge Cruise Club, and led that busmess interests from 1970 to 1973. His last position was -with group as commodore in 1990. He also served as commodore of ARAMCO, Dhahran, Sauffi Arabia. the NorfoUc Naval SaUffig Association and was a member ofthe Navy League.

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ALL In 1977 Don moved to ffie Pffihppmes, where he met and married Sylvia "T-Y."They hved ffi ffieir home at Syrip Beach, Pangasman on Luzon.

Predeceased by ffis first wffe, Frances, Don is survived by his wffe, Syl-via; sons. Randy and ffis wffe, Dorma, Dave and ffis wdfe, Maria, and Roland and ffis wdfe,Jaffice; granddaughters, Jana and Nicole; and grandson, Ben. GEORGE EDWIN NELSON J R . '53

Commander George E. Nelson Jr., USN (Ret.), passed away on 19 November 2004, surrounded by his lo-vmg famUy, after a courageous tffiee-year batde wdth cancer. He was 75 years old.

Born 27 October 1929,ffiWorcester, MA, George was ffie eldest cffild of Dr. and Mrs. George E. Nelson Sr of Qffinsigamond VUlage, MA. After graduatffig fix)m ffie Naval Academy ffi 1953, George defficated 22 years of naval service to ffis country. He reffied as executive officer offfieYorktown Naval Weapons Station ffi 1977.

After reffiement, George jomed Hogge Real Estate, workmg there fiom 1977 to ffie present.

George served as a member of ffie Gloucester County Plannmg Comrffission firom AprU 1997 unffi February 2001.

Early members of ffie Nelson famUy were among the founders of ffie Qffinsigamond Swedish Methoffist Church in Massachusetts ffi ffie 1870s. George was a member of Qffinsigamond Meffiodist Church and later a member of Beffiany Uffited Meffioffist Church, Gloucester County,VA. At Beffiany, George enjoyed servmg on committees and as a narrator at special church fimctions.

George's faffier mstUled ffi him a love of huntmg and fisffing and George passed these loves to his chUffien and their famUies.

WUdhfe photography was anoffier hobby. George was a past president ofthe Abingdon Ruritan Club. He had a deep love for animals and was a supporter and past board member of ffie Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society.

George was preceded ffi deaffi by ffis -wffe, Annette S. Nelson; infant son, Wayne; and young son, Eric. He is survived by ffis daughter,Valerie Ragans and her sons, Steven and Matthew; daughter, Karen Taylor and her chUffien, Laura, Cffiistopher, Asffiey and Lindsay; son, George E. "Jay" Nelson III and ffis wdfe, Debra, and ffieir chUffien, Brandon, Adam and Kyle; and son, Jeffiey Nelson and ffis wdfe, MicheUe. George is also survived by ffis lovmg sister, Patticia Ann Nelson Shorey and ffis lo-vmg compaffion, Joyce Faye Wffite.

Funeral services were conducted 22 November by the Rev. Thomas G. Lee at Bethany Uffited Methoffist Church, Gloucester Poffit. Interment was held on 4 December 2004 at New Sweffish Cemetery,Worcester, MA. Memorial conttibutions may be made to The Johns Hopkms Kimmel Cancer Center c/o The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkms Development

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Office, The Harry and Jeanette Wemberg BuUdmg, 401 Norffi Broadway, Sffite 1100, Baltmiore, MD 21231, or the GloucesterMathews Humane Society, Box 385, Gloucester,VA 23061.

The Nebon Family and DaUy Press JACKTYLORVANBRUNT

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JackT.VanBrunt passed away on 27 November 2004. He was 74 years old.

Jack graduated firom Souffi High School ffi 1948, attended the U.S. Naval Academy and graduated firom ffie Uffiversity of Denver ffi 1954 with a degree in engmeermg.

After graduation. Jack was comrffissioned as a ffist heutenant ffiffieArmy m ffie Mountam and Cold Weaffier Trainmg Command at Camp Hale. Jack was employed at Boemg, Sundstrand, Martin-Marietta, Samsoffite and ffie U.S. Postal Service.

He was a member of Kappa Sigma Fraterffity and ffie Mayflower Society.

Friends smce kmdergarten,Jack and Charlotte were married 52 years. He is survived by ffis wffe, Charlotte; son, Cffiistopher, and his wdfe, LaRee; granddaughter, Alena; sister, MarUyrm Chapman; a ffiece; and four nephews.

Private services were held.

In heu of flowers, memorial conttibutions may be made to the Alzhehner's Association, 789 Sherman St, Ste 500, Denver, C O 80203; Parkinson Association of ffie Rockies, 1420 Ogden St., Denver, CO 80218; or Hospice of Metro Denver, 501 Cherry St., Ste 700, Denver, C O 80246-1328. excerptsfromthe Rocky Mountam News (Denver, CO) JAMES FRANCIS PITNEY '57

Captam James F. "Jim" Pimey, USNR (Ret.), ofWorcester, MA, ffied on Sunday, 26 September 2004 wffile goffmg wiffi ffis broffiers and ffis son, John, in Connecticut. He was 72 years old.

He was born ffi Broad Brook, CT, ffie son of Loffis P. and Gerttude (Stem) Pimey and attended Ellsworffi Memorial High School where he won ffie Hugh Greer Award as a seffior. As class president, he -was recendy very active in organizing his 50ffi reumon.

He was a graduate of ffie Uffited States Naval Academy -wiffi ffie Class of 1957. WhUe there, he served as captain of ffie soccer team for two years and was Regimental Commander of ffie First Regiment.

He was commissioned as an ensign upon graduation firom the Naval Academy and served as an officer on submarffies out of the New London Naval Base and at the postgraduate center m Monterey, CA, unffi he retired from active duty. He ffien jomed the Naval Reserves, retiring in 1989 wdth the rank of captain. Jim was a loyal Navy supporter and alumnus.

After retiring firom active duty, Jim moved to Springfield, MA, and worked for Terry Turbine in Windsor, CT. In 1970 Jim and his famUy moved to Worcester, MA, where he worked for

Coppus Engineering Co. for 27 years unffi retiring in 1997.

Since retirement, he had been caUed back frequendy as a consultant for ffie company.

Jim was a professional who -was weU respected and gready loved by ffis friends and coUeagues the world over. He was recognized professionaUy by the American Petroleum Institute, of which he was a member for 27 years, and by NEMA, the National Association of Electtical Manffiacmrcrs.Jhn was actively involved inffieWest Side Babe Ruffi League for 20 years as a volunteer and player/agent manager, and loyal fan. Jun's greatest joy wasffisfamUy. Jim leaves behmd ffis beloved wdfe of 46 years, Patticia (HuU) Pimey; daughter, Ehzabeth Seidler, her husband, Chris, and their chUdren,Wilham, Nick and Claire; son,John Pimey; son, Pattick, and his wdfe, Maria, and ffieir chUffien,Victoria, Anffiew and Thomas; son, Tim, and ffis wffe, Niquette, and their chUffien, Kaffierme, Juha, Jack and Eric; son, Cffiis, and ffis -wffe, Daffi, and ffieir son, Caleb; son, Jamie, and ffis wffe, Diane, and their chUdren, Isabel and James; and daughter, Rachel. He also leaves tffiee broffiers, Louis P. Pimey ofTexas, Thomas Pimey of Connecticut and BiU Pimey of Coimecticut and ffieir famffies. His brother.

Ken, predeceased him.

ROBERT MICHAEL WASSERMAN '61

Robert M.Wasserman ffied of comphcations foUowdng a sttoke on Samrday, 27 November 2004 at Craven Regional Meffical Center ffi New Bern, NC. He was 67 years old.

Bob was born ffi NewYork City and grew up ffi upstate NewYork. He was a graduate ofthe Uffited States Naval Academy, Class of 1961, Second Company.

Bob's duties mcluded assignments on both coasts, including two toursffiViemam. Sffipboard service as engmeering officer on FRANCIS M A R I O N and DENNIS J. BUCKLEY was foUowed by

service on the flag staff.

Bob received the Navy Commendation Medal and the Viemam Service Medal among other awards.

FoUowffig mffitary reffiement he worked for the Department ofVeterans Affairs, from wffich he reffied in 1997. He was a hfetime member of the Naval Academy Alumffi Association. He was a hfe member of the VFW John Lyon Post 3150 in Arhngton, VA. He was an a-vid goffer and a member ofthe Emerald Men's Goff Association.

Bob was a devoted and lovmg husband and father. He is survived by ffis wffe, CeU Wasserman of New Bern, NC; son, Robert Murray Wasserman ofTeUuride, CO; daughter, Rachael Maruca, and her husband, Steve of CatonsviUe, MD; grandchUdren, Morgame Wasserman, Asher Livesay,Victoria Maruca, Desiree Maruca,Tyler Maruca and Micah Maruca. He is also survived by a brother, Bernard Wasserman of Santa Ana, CA. Bob was predeceased by a daughter, Robm.

A memorial Mass was celebrated at St. Paffi CaffioUc Church on Thursday, 2 December 2004 wdth Fr Ernest Ruede officiatmg.

Interment was at the National Cemetery in Baltimore, MD. Memorial donations may be made to the St. Paul BuUffing Fund or a charity of your choice.

LAWRENCE WARREN SMITH HI

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Colonel Lawrence W Smith III, USMC (Ret.), ffied of an apparent heart attack on 4 March 2005 at Oceanside, CA. As a Marine juffior, "Srffitty" caUed many places home, but he resided in North Carohna at the time of ffis appointment to the Naval Academy as a member ofthe Class of 1967. He turned back in 1966 and graduated -with the Class of 1968 as a member ofthe 16th Company.

Upon graduation, commissionmg in the Marine Corps, and completion ofthe Basic School, he served a ffistmguished career as an artUlery officer. Operational tours included service -with the Third Battahon, 12th Marines in Vietnam; the Second Field ArtiUery Group at Camp Lejeune; the First Marine Division at Camp Penffieton; and on the staff of the Repubhc of KoreaUffited States Combmed Forces Command and U.S. Forces Korea. He also served as the Inspector-Insttuctor, First Battahon, 14th Marmes.

Garrison tours included Marine Barracks, Bruns-wick, ME; the U.S. Naval Academy; and Headquarters Marme Corps ffi Wasffington, DC. He served as Assistant Cffief of Staff, Operations and Traiffing, Marine Corps Base, Camp Penffieton, CA, untU ffis retirement in December 1995.

His personal decorations included the Defense Superior Service Medal, the Meritorious Service Medal, the Joint Service Commendation Medal, the Combat Action Ribbon and the Vietnamese Cross of GaUantry with SUver Star.

Warren was a graduate of the Marine Corps Command and Staff CoUege and the Air War CoUege.

After ffis retirement from the Marine Corps, he held several seffior corporate positions and, at the time of his death, he was director of foture concepts and scenario development -with Navigator Development Group. Most recently, Warren also served as the -vice president for the Marine Executive Association-West. CoUeagues recaU fondly ffis good humor, high energy, and constant support of Marines and their famffies.

Warren is survived by ffis wffe, Jane; daughter, Nikki; son, James; brothers, BUl and David; and ffis mother, Francis Smith of North Carohna.

FeUow Marine Colonel Jim TreadweU '68 joined other Marines in effiogizing Warren at a memorial service at the 11th Marmes Chapel at Las Pffigas on Camp Penffieton.

Funeral and interment services were held at the Naval Academy 29 March 2005.

Gordon I. Peterson '68

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ALUMNI P R O D U C T S AND SERVICES

SERVICEACADEMY BUSINESS RESOURCE DIRECTORY

SABR D

This year's SABRD and iSABRD include new business listings for Service Academy Alunnni.This is the "Yellow Pages" o f networking. Find business contacts you can trust. Organized by geography. industry, business name and Alumni.

This resource is easy t o use!

Go to >Anv^.usna.com and then "Alumni O n l y " o r "Career Center."

Log in and select "iSABRD." Special price f o r iSABRD/SABRD combination, available only online.

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2005 ALUMNI TRA|;pL PROGRAM

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ravel with us and enjoy travel again; we do all the work to ensure you have a worry-free and nnemorable journey.

Travel with us and be with those who share your Navy spirit and desire to explore the world.

Travel with us and see places you never imagined you see, or revisit places you've seen before.

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his is also our third year ofthe great new program—Joint Academy Travel, v^ere you can travel with alumni from allfiveservice academies

Village Life in Medieval Bruges (July 25-August 2, 2005)—the city ever}'one wants to spend more time in. Seven delightfiil days in this cit)' of canals and history—^with day trips to Brussels, lille, Ypres, Waregem, Antwerp and Ghent. 9 days/from $1,995plus air Village Life in England's Cotswolds (August 14-22, 2005)—An idyllic nine day program to the tranquil English countryside. Includes private \isit to the stately home Blenheim Palace hosted by Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill, and visits to the historic towns of Oxford, Bath and charming villages in the Cotswolds. {$2295plus air) Gohagan and Company

Signature Wease make checks payable to the USNA Alunnni Association and mail your payment to: USNA Alumni Association, 247 King George Street Annopofe, MD 21402 You can also call:4IO-29S-4022,fax:4IO-29S-4003.

H i d d e n Fjords & Glaciers o f £la->k\'s inside Passage (August 28-September 3, JOCi;- -Sr. "J' ship to Alaska is the only way to go—^no crowds and \-n .ic c w^L. me wildlife, glaciers and amazing natiu'al beauty. Optional 5 I'a; pic-cxtcnsion to Denali National Park. 8 days/from $2,450plus air

Great Lakes Cruise Aboard the M.S. CoLUMBUS (with J o i n t A c a d e m y T r a v e l ) (September 2-12, 2005)—Cruise North America's Great Lakes—from the cosmopolitan Toronto to the tranquil shores of Lake Michigan—\isns to scenic Mackinac Island, historic Sault Ste. Marie, beautifiil Georgian Bay. 11 days/from $2,795plus air Academy Leadership, LLC Alumni Products and Services 2005 San Diego SACC SABRD/iSABRD Travel Program 2005 Unique Gifts Bailey, Banks and Biddle Boeing Call to Colors CED Solutions Herff Jones Jostens Jewelry JPC Diversified, Inc Knollwood MOAA Navy Federal Credit Union Personal Vacation Club Rolls Royce Signature Wine TAG USAA USNA Alumni Association Homecoming Golf Washington Mutual Home Loans

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C h a r l e m a g n e ' s D r e a m ( w i t h Joint A c a d e m y T r a v e l ) (September 23-October 1, 2005)—From a Nision ofthe future in 793 A.D. to its completion in 1992, the Main Danube Canal has been a dream— connecting the Main river and the Danube; it connects the North Sea to the Black Sea, and has changed Europe forever. Marvel at the engineering feats, plus enjoy the old world towns and history from Nuremberg to Vienna.

9 days/from $1,995 plus air A l u m n i Campus A b o a r d Along t h e W a t e r w a y s of France (October 7-15, 2005)—A barge trip aboard the 52 passenger AN'ACOLUTHE, to enjoy the villages and people of this unique region. Enjoy regional cuisine, knowledgeable lecturers and the charm of this leisurely paced trip. 9 days/from $1,995plus air A l u m n i C o l l e g e A b r o a d in Itrly's M a g n i f i c e n t L a k e District ( w i t h Joint Acad«»'>iyrri > -^K) (May 16-24,2005)—Visit Lake Maggiore, Lake Cor.^ i lila '^aveno, and much more. Stay at the world class Lido Palace Hi,.-' and take day excursions to see the region everyone is talking about. 9 days/from $1,795plus air In t h e W a k e of Lewis and C l a r k (October 10-16, 2005)— 200 years ago two remarkable men set out to find the Northwest Passage. Now you can explore this unique area—the Columbia and Snake rivers and all its beauty, aboard the small ship SE.A BIRD; with her world renowned naturalists and lecturers. See an area of our great country that remains unspoiled to this day. 7 days/from $2,390 plus air

Visit our website www.usna.com/travel Please note dates and prices are tentative until the brochure is mailed. To request a specific brochure or more information, please contact Bobbi Collins 410-295-4023 or email bobbi.collins@usna.com

Visit usna.com/travel for special trips, great deals and the new Personal Vacation Club

ALUMNI PRODUCTS AND SERVICES United States Naval Academv .\lumni Association

Except where noted,

lerchandise please visit www.usna.com or call 410-295-4024

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Labels

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G o t o u s n a . c o m and click on P r o d u c t s This p r o g r a m constitutes a great fund-raising opportunity for Classes, Chapters and Parent Clubs, as 60% of t h e profit f r o m each sale will be given right back t o your Parent, Chapter, or Class fund.

Log on today to www.usna.com and dick on the blue Alumni Store button to purchase your merchandise today.

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Gifts

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6%bels7or$6.95QtyO 80 labels for $ 2.45 Qty. 0 (Actual label size is 1/2" x 2-1/8")

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Ann Hand collection I Standard Chair The U S N A Crest pin. Made of 18K gold plate and accented with real sapphires. $/35

T h e Liberty Eagle pin. Gold plated with a ruby eye and the finest 14mm faux shell-based pearl. %100

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Standard Captain's Chair* $360 Boston Rocker* $360 Executive Swivel Chair* $470

Children^s^ .# *

The American Flag pin. Austrian Swarovski crystals, 14K gold plate. %90

The Marine pin. Was designed as a tribute to the men and women in our United States Marine Corps. Made in Sterling Silver with 18KT gold and rhodium plate with a sunykated ruby at the center ofthe laurel leaves. I -1 IT x I -1 IT $ / 40 For more information, visit our web site www.usna.com

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*For diair orders, please contaa Debbie Cohen at 410-295-402 for shipping and personalization infomnation For more information, visit our web site www.usna.com

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SERVICE ACADEMY CAREER CONFERENCE

What is SACC

SACC Schedule

SACC is the Service Academy Career Conference supported by the Alumni Associations ofthe U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy and the Association of Graduates from the U.S. Military Academy, U.S. Air Force Academy and U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. Traditionally 40-50 companies, and 225-250 candidates attend the San Diego SACC.

Where is SACC The west coast SACCvriSi be held at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina—^just minutes from San Diego Airport at this location: Sheraton San D i e g o H o t e l & Marina 1 3 8 0 Harbor Island Drive San D i e g o , California 9 2 1 0 1 - 1 0 9 2 619-291-2900

Thursday, August 18, 2005 Interview Prep Seminar Friday, August 19, 2005 Breakfast (provided): Registration: >&4CC commences: Lunch (provided): 5ylCC continues:

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM 8:30 AM 9:30 AM 9:30 A M 12:30 PM 1:30 PM -

9:30 AM All Day 12:30 PM 1:30 PM 4:30 PM

Saturday, August 20, 2005 Companies may schedule interviews on Saturday. Any interviews will be arranged directly between company recruiters and candidates during the SACC on Friday - interviews are not pre-scheduled.

SACC Registration

NOTE: Please request the SACC room block. There is a SACC corporate rate ($169) and a government rate ($110), but space is limited, so reserve your room ASAP. A free Sheraton shutde is available from the airport to the hotel, which is a five-minute commute.

The registration fee is $35 and may be paid by check or credit card.

Mail the attached registration with form of payment and your one page resume, or e-mail registration and resiune to: sacc@usna.com.

Registration and resume must be received NLT Friday, August 5, 2005 to be included in the SACC resume book.

SACC Candidate Registration - San Diego, CA 2004 247 King George Street • Annapolis, M D 21402 • (tel) 410-295-4021 • (fax) 410-295-4003 USNA Class:

Name: Address:.

Phone:

E-Mail:

_Exp. Date:

Credit Card: Will you attend the FREE Interview Prep Seminar?

Have you enclosed?

• Registration Fee ($35)

• YES • Registration Form

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NO • Resume (1 page/1 sided)

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(il 843-419-1029 843-209-3619 (Bill's ceU) 843-209-7050 (Sallies cell)

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(Wife of Don'81) Realtor ®

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Atkinson & lOiight

9 ft Gerlach real estate - 301-656-8686

Residential Real Estate Services 4230 Ortega Boulevard Jacksonville, Florida

John C. Snyder '83 REALTORg,

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Cell 904-307-0818 Office 904-388-4000 Toll Free 1-800-749-4455 hntsnyder@aol.com www.atkinson-knight.com

RELOCATING TO THE WASH D C AREA? FOR FREE RELOCATION PACKAGE CALL OR WRITE TO CLINT ALLEY '63 TOLL FREE 1-800-484-2062 code 1000 OR 703-978-8778

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MARYLAND Whether buying or selling, call us t>efore you maite a move.

CALL TOLL FREE NEWPORT, R.L 401-683-4900 800-803-2611 CENTURY 21 TREND REALTY DUNCAN N. INGRAHAM '66

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Direct: 757-635-4888 • Toll Free: 800-677-2410 inliQn®williainewood.com

Cheri & Tim {Pud -81) and Jennifer & Steve Cli) live in the Annapolis area and know it well.

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Carruthers Realtors "Navy Wives Serving Annapolis and Anne Arundel County For More Than 25 Years"

can help you find your next home in Anne Arundel County & the surrounding areas.

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Cheri Cell: 410-533-3447

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C O L D W E L L BANKER Residential Brokerage

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LLC

Real Estate Appraisals &: Consulting Katherine Engleman

Classified ads are accepted on a space available basis as a service to USNA Alumni only. The Alums name MUST appear in the ad. Spouse ads are accepted if the Alum s name appears in the ad.

Ads are accepted camera-ready or electronically; jpg., tif. or PDF format. Any classified ad may occupy a maximum of one column width (2.25").

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Six Wedgewood cup and saucers, flow blue in color. Commissioned for the U.S. Naval Academy c.1934.

Cup depicts Bancroft Hall, sailing ships in naval engagements, etc.

Very good condition w/no chips or cracks. $90 per pair. Please contact: Mrs. Mary F. Blakney email: tblakney@intemet49.com Walter Thomas Blakney '48

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Executive Office Presidents CEO: George Watt Executive Secretary to President/CEO: Melanie Allegretti

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Member Support Operations Manager: flon Case/.

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Membership Membership Coordinator; fltonda Sarneff Records/Database Coordinator: Jodie Collins

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Merchandise and Marketing Associate Director: Bobbi Collins Merchandising Manager: De/)We Cohen Corporate Relations and Marketing Coordinator: Linda Lee

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Annual Giving Director, Annual Giving: Babette Miller Associate Director, President's Circle: Julia Hutchinson Assistant Director, Annual Giving: 77a Taylor Coordinator, Annual Giving: Susanne Mons Assistant Director, Annual Giving, Parents Fund: Ginny Joy Administrative Assistant: Violette McNamee

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Communications

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