Issuu

VOLUME 18 UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY ,

EDWARD A. GALLAGHER, EDITOR

CAPTAIN DENNIS WEDDLE, OIC

This 1976 POLARIS is dedicated in memory of former Colorado Governor Dan Thornton 19121976

Thornton

Governor

probably

the

one

person who most influenced the selection of Colorado as the home of the United States Air Force Academy. He pledged one million dollars in state funds; a deciding factor in the selection

Colorado

Springs

At the time,

the

location

the

the youngest Academy. Governor in the United States. He was a close was

friend of President Eisenhower and was President of the Air Force Academy Foundation dur-

acquisition of the Eisenhower Golf Academy. He passed away in 1976 at his home in Carmel Valley, January, ing

the

Course at the California.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MHHm WMm

The Chain

Military

Academics

Activities

110

Sports

174

Cadet Wing

288

This Year

498

June Week

508

WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT? EdwardJ3aMagher^ This year, across the nation, millions will celebrate the two hundredth birthday of the

United States. Others perceive the event with skepticism, while some don't even care. The diverse reactions stem from

basic

question:

Why is this important? No, it's not the Uncle Sam banks, alarm clocks, or replicas of the Liberty Bell that give this event meaning—it goes far deeper. This Bicentennial is important because

men.

two hundred years ago, had a

dream of freedom and that dream was realized in the

Some will dispute whether America is truly free, but there is no other system of governimment which is so willing to forgive the be sure, to perfections of men. Problems exist, but their solutions are freely debated and acted two hundred upon. This is the heritage of our where inyears—a free and open society are important. This dividual worth and

equality

the spirit year, when the Spirit of 76 is recalled, of freedom must also live. Otherwise, these two

hundred years will have matter

founding of the United States.

meaning

how^many bumper stickers

...

buy.

Freedom is not merely words on a piece of paper, it is a state of mind. It is a living, exciting feeling—in motion. Whether it’s flying in a balloon, driving an exotic racing

machine,

outdoor

concert,

this

dynamic nature of freedom can be felt.

individual

expression

and worth.

such

freedom of

Debates

become

Freedom

Rights speech, religion, privacy and the press are tools which ultimately are used to benefit the community as a whole. solutions

may

fogged,

heated

but there is

and sub-

stitute which can tackle these problems better than freedom—freedom to debate and

freedom

Freedom does not

decide mean

what

do.

everyone must

be the same either, rather, it allows them to be different.

«HMJIIIICS AND CtOUMD SfRVKI IMflOVlKS

ON STRIKE AGAINST

UNITED! AIRLINES FOR

LIVING

AND

IMPIIOVI CONDITIONS

INURMATIOMAl ki OFMACMM AACIO »

It might seem ironic to choose freedom as

the theme of a

pecially

here

military academy yearbook, esat USAFA, where personal

freedom is limited. It does, however, focus our attention on one point—also ironic —freedom is not free. Freedom requires give and take, it re-

quires sacrifices because

its

made.

The

military,

job, requires

even

greater

sacrifices. Does this

mean

that cadets believe

any less in freedom? Hardly. Our lifestyle, which IS different, makes us see how precious

freedom is, how

traordinary job

fragile it can be and the exhave in keeping it a reality

4fg'

“Freedom has a taste to those who fight and

almost

never

know.

Written

die that the

protected will

by an American POW on the wall of the Hanoi

Hilton, North Vietnamese prison camp.

i^jf

Freedom it means so many different things to so many people, but that is what makes freedom so important, it does not ...

force

one

returned

belief on a person over another. To those from captivity in North Vietnam,

men

however,

who

ex-

planations were ever needed, no high sounding phrases had to be spoken, no theories on the nature of man to be discussed freedom itself was enough. .

THAT’S WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT.

The Commander-in-Chief

GERALD R. FORD 18

The Office of President of the United States is most

important when one discusses freedom. He is the leader of the free world, making daily decisions which put into

practice the ideals of men who wrote the Constitution hundred years ago a difficult and but one demanding job, absolutely necessary for the maintenance of that freedom.

almost

two

...

Yet with the awesome responsibilities inherent in the office, the President is also a man. One who

enjoys the same family, recreational and social activities as other Americans. Even so, few of us have the President in this light until recently. Here,

seen

through the lens of White House Photographer, David Hume Kennerly, President Gerald R. Ford is but candidly depicted not only as the President. .

also

as a man.

The Secretary Of Defense

DONALD H. RUMSFELD

Secretary Of The Air Force

THOMAS C. REED 22

Chairman, Joint Chiefs Of Staff

GEN. GEORGE S. BROWN 23

Chief Of Staff, USAF

GEN. DAVID C. JONES 24

Superintendent, USAFA

LT. GEN. JAMES R. ALLEN 25

Superintendent’s Staff

Chief of Staff Col. G. Nelson

Executive LtCol D. Valori

Aide

Dir. of Protocol

Capt. M. Connors

Maj. M. Brunetti

Deputy C/S Logistics Col. J. Smith

Registrar Col. W.

Jarrell

Chaplain Col. R. Shannon

Deputy C/S Ops Col. J. Wagner

Comptroller

Deputy C/S CE

Col. A. Migala

Col. D. Reaves

Director of Information LtCol. J. Price

Director of Admin. Capt. D. Flaherty

Chief, Security Police

Maj. K. Rasmussen

Military edited by John Jaskey ’76

Focus On Freedom:

The Man Who Wouldn't Give

Up Freedom, Lance P. Sijan.

enroute camp near Vinh where he was kept in confinement. On two different occasions Captain solitary was Sijan interrogated by his captors. Despite torture, Captain Sijan successfully distracted and misled the in-

another

terrogator—sticking to name, rank, and serial number. January 1968, the Vietnamese commander Colonel Robert Craner, another American captive, to care for Captain Sijan. At no time was Captain Sijan able to stand or even sit erectly without assistance. The next day, 7 January 1968, they embarked on the punishing truck ride to Hanoi, during which Colonel Craner believed that Captain Sijan was about to die or already had; however, each time Sijan regained On

detailed

Lieutenant

was doing all right. He complained about the unmerciful battering he was

consciousness and said that he never

taking from the truck ride. During the ride, Captain Sijan mentioned the subject of escape many times, stating he was ready to give it another try. In the

Vegas section of Hoa Lo, his weakness con-

tinued as his wounds were unattended. He was only able to partake of a few spoons of food each day and only then with the help of a fellow prisoner. Captain Sijan requested

help only to put his body in a sitting position in order to exercise his muscles to recondition himself for another In today's world we take almost everything for granted; the air we breath, the food we eat, and the place where we live. We expect these things to always be ours and we often fail to appreciate them. Our country has blessed us with many freedoms, freedoms which no other nation in the world can possibly equal. Unfortunately, for many of us, the only time that we realize what we have is when there is the possibility of losing our freedom. Some men, however—men of courage—are not willing to give

escape attempt which he was eagerly anticipating. This act

particularly painful as both hipbones protruded through his skin; he had dragged himself through the jungle backwards on his hips because his broken left leg could not support his weight. Due to his extreme weakness, the adverse living conditions, the inadequate diet and insufficient clothing, Captain Sijan contracted was

Pneumonia on 18 January 1968. He was unable to lie down as

was

continually strangled by the fluids in his air

up their freedom at any cost—even death. This is the story of such a man, Lance P. Sijan.

passage. Captain Lance Sijan was removed from his cell on the night of 21 January 1968 and died at Hoa Lo, as

On the ninth of November 1967. Captain Lance Sijan

reported by his captors. Lance Sijan's battle for freedom had finally ended. Although suffering from extreme shock, starvation, and grievous injury, Captain Sijan escaped from his captors without aid, steadfastly resisted his interrogators, about his physical condition, and never complained thought only of his next opportunity to escape. The dedication to duty and country exemplified by Captain Lance Sijan represented conspicuous heroism and intrepidity at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty and merits recognition through award of the Medal

flying an F-4C aircraft on a mission near Vinh, North Vietnam. During the mission, Captain Sijan's aircraft was hit by enemy ground fire and he was forced to eject. For was

more than six weeks he was able to evade capture but his freedom was very costly. During this time, he suffered multiple and serious injuries of the left leg, a mangled right hand, a brain concussion, and severe lacerations; he was without food, suffering from shock and a weight loss to the point where every bone in his body showed

through his skin. On Christmas Day 1967, Captain Sijan was finally captured by North Vietnamese soldiers and taken to a holding point. At a time when only one soldier was guarding him, Captain Sijan, in his emaciated and crippled condition, overpowered the soldier, knocked him un-

conscious, and escaped into the jungle to be free once distance of about two kilometers before he was apprehended and returned as a prisoner of

more.

war.

He traveled

of Honor.

Freedom, to Lance Sijan, was more than just an abstract concept. It was something which he could feel and live for. He never gave up hope even though he was in a hopeless situation. And he never gave up his freedom or

let it be taken away. SPECIAL NOTE: On May 31st, 1976, the "New Dorm"

Captain Sijan was taken from the holding camp to

was

renamed Sijan Hall in the memory of his first USAFA

Graduate to receive the medal of honor.

THE COMMANDANT OF CADETS General Beck was born January 21, 1929, at Gilbert Arizona, and was graduated from Phoenix Union High School in June 1947. He studied for two years at Arizona State University in Tempe, and then entered the United States Military Academy at West

Point, N.Y. He was graduated from West Point in June 1954 with a Bachelor of Science degree and a commission as an Air Force second lieutenant. He was awarded a Master of Science degree in Public Ad-

George Washington University in completed the Air Command and Staff College in July 1964 and the National War College in

ministration from 1964.

June 1971. After graduation from West Point in June 1954, General Beck completed pilot training at Webb Air Force Base, Texas, in August 1955. Assigned to duty with the Strategic Air Command, he served at Forbes Air Force Base, Kansas, until June 1957. Following training in KC-135 aircraft, he served at Loring AFB,

Maine,

crew

and

commander

squadron

operations officer until August 1963. After attending the Air Command and Staff College, General Beck was assigned to the United States Air Force Academy where he served on the Commandant’s staff as an Air Officer Commanding

and later as the Executive for Honor and Ethics. In July 1968 General Beck moved to Cannon AFB, N.M., and later that same year to Hurlburt Field, Florida, where he trained for duty in Vietnam as a forward air

controller (FACJ. In

Vietnam

General

Beck

served

■

ipi■uC;

the

Operations Officer, 20th Tactical Air Support Squadron. In this position he was responsible for managing both FAC and Air Liaison Officer resources supporting all ground forces of the U.S. Army and the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. After returning to the United States in 1970 General Beck has held many command positions. He has served

Vice Commander of the 410th Bomb

General Beck with daughter Leslie.

Wing, Commander, 19th Bomb Wing, Commander, 310th Strategic Wing, and the Commander of the 2nd Bomb Wing. Before returning to the Academy General Beck was assigned to the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. There he was

Detachment 800,

U.S.

Air

Force

Commander,

Reserve

Officer

Training Corps, and professor and Head of Aerospace studies. A command pilot with 4,000 flying hours, General Beck flew a total of 114 combat missions in Southeast Asia in OV-10, B-52 and KC-135 aircraft. His military

decorations and awards include the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Meritorious Service

Medal, Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters, the Air Force Commendation Medal with one oak leaf cluster, the Presidential Unit Citation with one oak leaf cluster and the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award. General Beck is married to the former Betsy Jean Frost of Newburgh, N.Y. They have two sons, Daniel

W. and Hal E., and

a daughter, Leslie. The Beck’s have lived at the Academy since the General’s appointment as Commandant of Cadets in August 1975.

Mrs. Beck at home.

Much of the General’s busy day is spent reading reports.

General Beck with the newest addition to the

family.

Commandant’s Staff

Executive

Aide

Maj. R. Blake

Capt. N. Steele

Executive for Honor/ Ethics Maj. L. Stutz

Sgt. Major CMSgt. E. Bell

Chief of

Director

Safety Capt. M. Pace

Budget

of Mr. R. Hall

Director, Cadet Logistics

Support LtCol B. Ratledge

Vice Commandant Col. James P. McCarthy

Director, Cadet Personnel & Administration LtCol J. Perdue

Director, Cadet Operations and Plans LtCol T. Barrett

1st Gp AOC LtCol }. Ellington

2nd Gp AOC LtCol M. Holme

3rd Gp AOC LtCol C. Spruill

4th Gp AOC LtCol W. Plumb

Deputy Commandant Cadet Wing Col Stanton R. Musser

Staff Management Division LtCol R. Pericola

Chief,

Military Trng.

Aviation Science LtCol G. Welling

Airmanship

LtCol F. Hopewell

LtCol Williams

Deputy Commandant for

Military Training Col. Ben M. Pollard

Basic Cadet Training From the relative security of home and family, the cadet candidate suddenly encounters the harsh, tension-

ridden world of Basic Cadet Training. For the next six weeks the basic will have little time to consider his past.

Every second, every thought is devoted to some productive activity—It may be the simple but seemingly endless

task of shining shoes, the memorization of knowledge, or the conquering of a difficult obstacle. Basic Training is a rewarding experience for both the Basics and Upperclassmen. At the end of BCT, and the beginning of a cadet career,

even more

challenges lay ahead.

With feelings of anticipation, the Cadet Candidates arrive at the Academy.

Jr'

Upperclassmen have a unique way of getting your attention.

Field clay, the culmination of BCT, is a time for teamwork

everyone

pulling together.

S.E.R.E. This

year,

with

the

experiences

many

engraved on the minds of our P.O.W.’s returned from North Vietnam, SERE took on a new mean-

ing. With became

expanded facilities,

the

program

rigorous, realistic, and controlled

than ever. The new ideas and facilities combined to bring a new dimension to the value of freedom.

The SERE student, by grueling tests and training,

learns how to resist capture, confinement, and in-

terrogation. He gains the freedom of his innerself, even when all other freedoms are lost.

most

The SERE graduate will know the self-respect a P.O.W. needs to return

Food isn’t quite like what mother makes.

A group of prisoners is lead to their new “home” in the SERE

compound.

free man.

3rd Lieutenant Vague rumors of a ‘‘Real Air Force” existing outside USAFA continually pervade the campus. The 3rd Lieutenant summer program is designed to replace these rumors with facts. For three weeks, the cadet learns what the day to day existence of a Force

junior officer is like on an operational Air Base. Questions are answered, new information is absorbed, and more often than not, motivation runs

high.

Navigation This year the Navigation program at the Academy received a much needed improvement—a new plane. The old T-29 which provided unhappy memories for many of us, was replaced by the sleek new T-43. The old

days of trips to Turkey, Texas were replaced by trips to such places as Florida, California, South Carolina, and Louisiana.

Along with the new planes, the Navigation Division also changed name. This former Navigation Department is now the Department of Aviation Science.

Navigation courses at the Academy are both rewarding. Navigation students learn the techniques of dead reckoning, radar, celestial, and inertial navigation. One gets a feeling of accomplishment at the completion of a successful mission. In addition to The

fun

and

the academic side of the program, students get an appredation of flying and a better understanding of what it is like to be in

a regular operational unit. For these Navigation courses are among the most sought after courses at the Academy.

reasons,

AM-370 program expanded this with the introduction of the T-37. For the first

The

Airmanship

370

year time underclass cadets were given the opportunity to fly an operational Air Training Command air-

craft. Besides being motivational, AM-370 provides a practical orientation into the realm of flying. a series of hour long flights, each cadet gets

Through to

experience the joy and freedom which comes

from conquering the sky.

This year the T-37 replaced the aged T-33.

U.S.A1R FORCE

An AM-370 cadet receives an emergency procedures briefing before his

flight.

T-41 The T-41 program is certainly one of the most enjoyable experiences of a cadet's firstclass year. The program, culminating with a solo ride helps to give the student confidence in himself and a true sense of accomplishment. Hours logged during T-41 may be used

toward

the

completion

license. T-41

pilots do it better.

With a look of determination in his eyes,

cadet learns what it is to be a fighter pilot.

FAA

private

Soaring In the thin air of a Colorado sky a metal bird circles lazily. Under the billowy white of a cumulus cloud it spirals higher and higher toward the cloud's base. The metal bird is a sailplane, and it is riding the thermal updraft that is forming the cloud. Soaring pilots, flying motorless aircraft, must depend on this naturally uplifted air to stay airborne for long periods of time. It requires a special degree of skill to find these invisible updrafts, a degree of skill not found in any other form of flying. The soaring program at the Academy began in the summer

of 1967. Twenty-one members of the class of

1969 were selected to

participate in a Navigation/Soar-

ing program. This program, in five weeks of training, gave the cadets half a day in class studying Navigation 470 and half a day at the Academy Airfield summer

learning to soar. The cadets flew with officers from the Academy who were soaring instructors. Five of the students were awarded their Private Pilot’s certificate. From its somewhat meager beginning, the soaring program has evolved into one of the most motivational

and

enjoyable programs at the Academy. This past approximately 150 thirdclassmen went through soaring training and received their Pilot’s license.

summer

The soaring program, however, did not end with the start

of the academic year. In many ways it was just a

beginning. The twenty instructors in the program were kept busy throughout the year giving orientation rides to the fourth class. The flights, lasting about twenty minutes, always passed too quickly. In those few short minutes you get a feeling of complete freedom. It is as if you were a bird, free to go wherever the wind might take you. After a soft landing the ride is complete and the plane is prepared for yet another flight. This year saw many new changes to the soaring program. After receiving a new coat of red, white, and blue paint, the planes were set for the bicentennial year. The soaring program, under the leadership of C1C Mike Byron, participated in the Black Forest Glider Meet. The newly formed team met stiff competition and failed to place, however. Perhaps the biggest change the program saw this year was the training of ATO’s which was accomplished during the late Winter and early Spring months. The ATO’s entered the program enthusiastically but unfor-

tunately

the

weather

did

not

accommodate

their

eagerness. Finally, the weather proved cooperative and, in June, 2d Lt. Beth Goolsby became one of the first Air

Force women to solo in a sailplane.

Parachuting Academy had one of the best parachute teams in its history. Composed of first and seThis

year

the

cond classmen, the team traveled around the country participating in meets and demonstrations. They participated in fifteen meets and demonstrations in all. Their hard work and efforts were well rewarded as the team captured first place honors in the Collegiate National Meet, making our team the best collegiate parachute team in the country. The jump team, headed

travel

by joe Wysocki, also had the opportunity Florida this year to compete in the Military Jumpfest ’76 parachute meet. Although there were no team awards given, USAFA performed well and individual members of the team were among the better jumpers in the competition. Not all of the parachute program is fun and glory. to

Front Row: SMSgt Chesley E. Bowden, Joe Fury, John Kurtz, John Bowen, Brig. Gen. Stanley C. Beck, Joe Wysocki, Terry Smith, Mike

Gegg, Jim Deaux, Scott Sommer, Moy Mattson, Bill Arguedas. Middie Row: Maj. Ned W. Bacheldor, Capt. Don E. Towner, John

For every competitive jump there are literally dozens of

hard work to

of practice jumps. It takes many hours finally prepare for a meet. Parachute team members spend virtually every afternoon and every weekend down at the “loft” perfecting their skills. In addition to the competition, members of the jump team instruct the basic freefall parachute course, AM 490. After ground and tower training, students get the

opportunity to make seven freefall jumps. It is a frightening experience to sit in the door of a plane and feel the wind blow in your face. After a few jumps, however, the novice student gains confidence in himself and the apprehension associated with parachuting lessens. At the completion of the program the student is awarded his well deserved “badge of courage”.

Meyers, Jeff Richardson, Bill LeRoy, Jeff Walters, Andy Probert, Ken Davis, Kevin Roll, Lance Buckingham, Steve Horton, Ed Miller, Bill Ramsay, Bob Danze, SSgt. Jim Charvat, MSgt. Bill Jones, SSgt. Jerry Quintas.

Underwater Demolition Training Underwater Demolition Training—the name sounds formidable—but then, so is the program. Coronado Naval Amphibious Base in San Diego, California is the location for this three week summer program. During this course, cadets learn the basics of scuba diving and naval launch and pick up techniques over

water.

Competition for this much sought after program begins at the Academy around March of every year. Applicants take a rigorous physical test composed of swimming, pullups, pushups, sit ups, squat thrusts and a one mile run. Those who score highest by swimming and in the amount least of time, as well as comrunning pleting the greatest number of exercises are selected for the approximately 40 slots. But the best—or hardest part is yet to come—when the new “Roger Ramjets’’ (as they're affectionately called by the Naval personnel at Coronado) finally arrive in San Diego. The dormitories are located right on the beach—not more than 75 yards from the sometimes icy waters of the Pacific Ocean. The next three weeks are going to be a blur of sand, water, and pain. The cadets train in this Navy program with approximately five midshipmen from the Naval Academy at Annapolis. The cadets and

midshipmen receive basically a course that is an abbreviation of the Navy’s extensive and demanding training for “frogmen”—SEALS as they’re known in the

the instruc-

Navy. Graduates of this SEAL training are no more tors for the UDT program, and they demand are themselves than what else they from anyone is considerable. that to give—and prepared

A typical day for a UDT student begins at about 0600

with a short Vz mile jog to and from breakfast. Then an hour or two of physical conditioning—comprised of the and deviously designed exercises that most

excruciating

topped off by at least a two mile run along the beach. After this, the real training begins: classroom lectures, practical applications with scuba equipment, are

importantly dives off the Pacific Coast. The days pass quickly, but soon, confidence cautiously and the cadets have appears, tans are commonplace,

and most

swum on

relative

the bottom of the Pacific and returned to the safety and security of dry land—mission

completed. Upon graduation from the Underwater Demolition Training, the cadet receives a card from the National Association of Underwater Instructors that certifies he has completed a course in underwater scuba diving, and

enables him to obtain scuba equipment wherever it’s available. But the graduates of UDT have received much more than just this card—they have a justifiable

pride

program.

completing

this

demanding

and

satisfying

Parasailing During this past summer visitors to the Academy had the opportunity to see an unusual sight, a truck pull-

jumping off both the three and five foot platforms. After completing this portion of training the students then

ing a parachute. Parasailing, a relatively new program

moved on to the fun part of the program, the ride. Connected to a three hundred foot cable behind a truck, the parachute reached heights of up to 120 feet. After covering approximately 400 yards, the truck slows and the parasailist slowly floats down to the earth-

the

Academy, was conducted during the summer months at the Academy airfield. All members of the class of ’79 had the opportunity to participate in parasailing as a part of their basic training. The training consisted of two phases. First, the doolies learned the basic parachute landing fall by at

Parasailing offered a fun time and a motivational experience.

Drill And Parades It all starts the day you step off the bus at the base of

Drill, however, does not stop with the end of BCT.

the ramp. From the moment you arrive at the Academy until the day you graduate, marching becomes a very real part of your life. During Basic Cadet Training many

In many ways it is just a beginning. Throughout the year

hours of hard work are spent learning basic marching movements. The lessons do not always come easily. After what seems to be countless hours of practice, the basic cadet slowly becomes proficient in executing the

manual of arms. There is a sigh of relief from both basic cadets and upperclassmen when BCT ends and the learning is finished.

the Wing marches to meals, has parades and participates in semi-annual drill competition. This year, due to the unusually mild weather, we had the opportunity to march more often than many of us would have liked. Once, when a disgruntled cadet asked our former

Commandant, “Why do I have to carry a rifle when I march?” the Commadant quickly replied, “Because an F-4 is too

heavy!” Enough said???

Dress Right

Dress?

Everyone loves a parade.

The Cadet Honor Guard The Cadet Honor Guard is the newest competitive activity in the Cadet Wing. Composed entirely of Fourthclassmen, the Honor Guard participated in two intercollegiate drill meets in the Spring of 1976. The results were impressive. In the first meet in which it The Governor of Arizona Invitational Drill

participated,

Meet, the team took a first place in exhibition and a fourth place overall. One month later in the Lone Star Invitational Drill Meet, the Honor Guard once again put third in on a superlative performance. They placed basic drill and received first place in both exhibition

The Cadet Honor Guard is trained by selected upperclassmen who marched on the Honor Guard during their doolie year. The training is long and physically demanding. Throughout the year the fourthclassmen on the Honor Guard ran and sweated, pushing themselves

harder and harder with each practice. By the end of the the Fall, year our team, which had been novice during had evolved into one of the finest drill teams in the

country. The drill sequence the Honor Guard used eluded several box throws and the famous ripple line.

in-

and overall performance.

Gentlemen: The Wing Commander From his routine announcements, to his commander's calls, Jack J. Catton was one of the most visable, energetic, and communicative Wing Com-

The second mission which Jack sees is the teaching of leadership through practical experience. This is accomplished during the time as an up-

manders at USAFA.

Jack traveled extenas he in such sively grew up, living places as Nebraska,

perclassman. In describing his year as Wing Commander, Jack feels the Academy has made great strides towards a

California, Georgia, Florida, and Illinois. The son of an Officer, Jack has always known the military

freer reign, where cadets themselves were tasked with the responsibility of running the wing. The method he

Born in Spokane, Washington,

Air Force

life. Over his four years at the Academy Jack has always given of himself and shared his experiences with others. He is often outspoken and always interesting. Looking back on his cadet years, and this past year in particular, Jack’s philosophy has been that the Air Force Academy has two basic missions. First, to teach discipline, especially under the unique kind of pressure cadets have experienced as fourthclassmen, and, Jack

feels, we may experience again in a cockpit environ

ment.

tried to use to accomplish this goal was simply a policy responsibility to more cadets.” The problem Jack saw this year with this idea is that every cadet must of “more “tow the new

line,” and some have taken advantage of the

situation. However, these few were the exception

to the rule, and Jack feels the Academy has made and will continue to make great strides in perfecting this

ideal.

The future of the Academy, according to Jack, lies in letting cadets have the time they need to use the tools

of leadership they are given. The problem for the cadet in the

past has been balancing academic and military

obligations. The solution, Jack believes,

is having a specific time set aside each day for the conduct of squadron business. He feels cadets are capable of accomplishing both academics and military without hurting either. On the subject of freedom, Jack is outspoken. He

sees the military’s role in our society as “providing a viable defense of the freedoms we’ve cherished for 200 years." And he continues, “For me freedom is everything." As far as sacrificing personal freedoms in

the military environment, Jack says “You may give externals—your time, choice of location, time with your family, but these are little things compared to the much more important freedoms such as personal morals or convictions which you save." And Jack concludes emphatically, “It's worth it.”

«■

■

$0%%.

>>*•’

V V'

-•

£Kl& Wteassaa-atB;

;

■_

Mg;'' W

MMmMB '

iiw '

fWSf! Focus On Freedom: .v.;VX* ^V.'i.v’: s"' v

• •

->C ■:

USAFA

iPrepares For Women

“Women at the Air Force Academy’’ is no longer a topic for debate in either the halls of Congress or the

halls of the cadet dormitories. The idea has been a reality since President Ford made it law in October 1975 and women have been a part of our community since

the January 1976 arrival of fifteen women Air Training Officers (ATO’s). Women have been a part of our heritage as long as there has been anything to call heritage. The second chief of the French Air Service was a woman. Marie Armant Blanchard was named to that position in 1804 by Napoleon. Madame Blanchard commanded the

emperor’s balloon force, the largest in the world at that time. In our aviation heritage, an American woman, Aida de Acosta, soloed in France, in a powered aircraft the summer before the Wright brothers. The year 1911 saw

both the certification of the first military pilot, Lt. D. Foulois, and the licensing of the first

Benjamin

American woman pilot, Harriet Quimby.

World War II saw the service of a group of women who are, in a historical sense, the predecessors of our women cadets, just like the Air Force aviation cadets of the same period were the forebearers of the Academy’s twenty all-male classes. The Women’s Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs) came into being in 1942 under the direction of Jacqueline Cochran. These women underwent training similar to that of the Air Force Cadets of that era. Their training took place at Avenger Field in Sweetwater, Texas. After graduation, WASPs towed targets, ferried bombers and fighters, and performed other non-combat flying duties. Many WASPs ended up flying as many as sixteen different types of aircraft and a day typically consisted of ten hours of flying. So our women cadets have a doubly rich background of heritage. Their heritage is that of women in aviation and the military as well as the heritage which we have always regarded as our own. The training of the women cadets will be equally enriched by having both cadets and ATOs involved.

The fifteen ATOs were hand-picked from a number

of volunteers among women officers in the Air Force. At

the time they reported to the Academy in January, their length of service ranged from two and a half years to

just a few weeks. All but one were second lieutenants. Commissioned from ROTC and OTS, ATOs had served in such diverse career fields as maintenance, air traffic control, computers, and information. The ATOs have a heritage that is unique. The term “Air Training Officer” was coined in 1954 to identify the young Air Force Officers who served

surrogate up-

perclassmen for the first three classes at the Academy. These officers were also from varied backgrounds which included such schools as The Citadel, Virginia Military Institute, and the United States Military

Academy at West Point.

The basis of the ATO program is to provide a professional role model for our women cadets. ATOs will also conduct training in areas and at times that male

cadets are not available. In order to assume the role of

upperclasswomen, ATOs began an intensive training designed to familiarize them with cadet life and the operations of the Wing. The first phase of ATO training was a simulated BCT/Fourth Class year conducted by a cadet cadre. During this phase, ATOs were required to project program

themselves into cadet/fourthclassman.

the

role

the

basic

They learned, participated in physical training, performed basic details, followed decorum in Mitchell Hall and attended heritage lectures. There were morning runs as often as the January weather permitted. The training was also punctuated with the same types of anecdotes that evolve from BCT each summer. This first phase of training was a

leadership laboratory for the First and Secondclassmen involved. It took a special type of professional performance in dealing with “trainees” who were women and already officers.

The next phase of ATO

training consisted of Wing Operation. ATOs attended military studies classes with First, Second and Thirdclassmen, and took courses in airmanship and navigation. Their physical training con-

tinued with various sports activities. The ATOs also drilled. They ran their unit with a make-list adapted for the special situation, and positions rotated every two weeks. During this period, the ATOs also participated in a “shadow” program that allowed each of them to observe a flight commander or a squadron commander as he performed his daily duties. This program also gave them a chance to get acquainted with cadets in the

squadrons. ATOs ate on squadron tables and attended squadron meetings. In their last phase of training, the ATOs accomplished the field portion of Jacks Valley. There they went through the confidence course as well as extensive training in other areas. After completing Jacks Valley, the ATOs began SERE. Their SERE training included all of the academics, the Code of Conduct Laboratory, the

static camp and the trek. After took first period leave before to

greet the class of 1980. Over 1100

June Week, the ATOs

returning to the Academy

women applied for the estimated 150 places in the class of '80. This means that those selected truly are among the finest college age women in America today. They will find the ATOs and the Wing well prepared for their training.

"...We Mutually Pledge To Each Other Our Lives, Our Fortunes,

And Our Sacred Honor." The signers of the Declaration of Independence knew, as few people do, the tremendous cost of freedom. When they affixed their signatures to the Declaration, they understood that defending and maintaining freedom was no easy task. There were no guarantees that any of their exertions would be rewarded, that their efforts would succeed. Similarly, when we graduate from USAFA, we are promised little but a chance to serve and to defend—to the death if necessary—the freedom which we have grown to love and honor. The Class of 1976 and the staff of Polaris salute our fellow Academy graduates who pledged and gave their lives in freedom's defense.

GRADUATES KILLED IN ACTION

Capt Yalmore W. Bourque. '60 1 Lt Thomas A. Sanders, ’61 lLt Donald D. Watson. ’62 1 Lt Robert M. Cain 1 Lt

Jr., ’62 John C. Hauschildt, ’62

J. Wax, ’631| Capt Harlow K. Halbower, ’59 Capt Lee C. Dixon, '61 '49| Capt Thomas T. Walker, lLt David

lLt Lee A.

’(S|

Adams, ’63

lLt Terrence H.

Griffey, ’62

Capt Charles S. Franco, ’62 lLt John P. Skoro

’63

Jr., Capt John E. Stackhouse, ’61 lLt Harold E. Knudsen Jr., ’63 Yh Capt William S. Davis III, ’59 Capt Samuel J. Baker, ’62 2Lt George H. Bonnell III, ’65 Capt Monte L. Moorberg, ’61 Capt Michael L. Hyde, ’60 lLt James D. Goodman, ’63 lLt Alva R. Krogman, ’64 Capt Douglas H. Butterfield, ’63 lLt Dennis S. Pazdan, ’64

Capt Charles L. Moore, ’62 lLt Karl W.

Richter, ’64

Capt Clarence J. Hemmel, ’63 lLt Theodore W. Johnson, ’65 Capt .Larry A. Moore, ’64 Capt James D. Mills (USMC), ’60 Capt Robert L. Reeves (USAJ, ’64 Capt Ralph J. Hornaday Jr., ’62 Capt James M. Brinkman III, ’62 Capt Lyn D. Oberdier, ’59 Capt Harreld P. Martin, ’62 Capt Robert G. Bull II, ’61 Capt David H. Risher, ’64 Capt Wayne E. Newberry. ’63 i

Capt Joseph S. Pirruccello Jr., ’63 Capt Charles F. Griffin, ’62 Capt Kenneth R. Crist, ’66 Capt Robert F. Rex, ’63 Capt Joseph M. Orlowski, ’66 lLt James R. Gilmore Jr., ’67

Capt Leo T. Thomas Jr., ’63 Capt George H. Tousley III, '69

lLt Kennard E. Svanoe, ’67

Capt Gary E. Brunner, ’66 Capt Burke H. Morgan, ’61 Capt Robert D. Davenport, ’65 Capt Tommy L. Callies, ’65 lLt Hal K. Henderson, ’67 Maj James E. Morton Jr., ’60 lLt Donald R. Moore Jr., ’67

Maj John L. Carroll, ’62 lLt William S. Hargrove, ’70 Capt Robert A, Kohn, ’69 Capt Paul V. Jackson, '68 Capt Ted B. Flallenbeck, ’68 Capt George R. Spitz, ’66 Capt Raymond P. Salzarulo, ’64 Maj Robert A. Lodge, ’64

lLt Max E. Rosen, ’67

lLt

John H.

Hathaway V, ’63

Capt Capt Stanley L. Adams, ’65 Capt Francis Zavacki, ’64 Capt Richard D. Chorlins, ’67 Capt Carlos A. Estrada Jr., '66

lLt Theron C. Fehrenbach II, ’68

Capt George R. Keller, ’65 lLt Russel E. Voris, ’68 Maj Grant R. Waugh, '60

Capt Alan B. Cheeseman, ’66 Capt George D. Henry Jr., ’67 Capt Steven B. Melnick, ’65 Capt James W. Wood, '65 lLt Elmon C. Caudill II, ’68 lLt Charles L.

Kollenberg, ’68 Capt James L. Smith, ’67 Capt Park G. Bunker, '63 Capt Thomas A. Mravak, ’66

Willis G. Uhls, lLt, ’68 lLt John M.

Rydlewicz, ’69

lLt George W. Kamenicky, ’69

Capt Halton R. Vincent, ’66 James V. Newendorp, Capt, ’65 lLt Robert E. Ryan, '69

lLt Richard N.

Christy, ’70

lLt Michael

J. Blassie, ’70 Capt Stephen H. Gravrock, ’70 lLt Michael S. Turose, ’70

John H. Haselton, ’70 Capt Francis B. Midnight, ’64 lLt Richard T. Gray, ’71 lLt Gilbert A. Rovito, ’70 Capt Harley B. Hackett III, ’65

Capt John R. Bush, ’66 Maj Thomas E. Clark, ’63 Capt Walter H.,Sigafoos, '68 Capt Gray D. Warren, ’65 Capt Paul D. Raymond, ’65 Capt Albin E. Lucki, ’65 Capt Charles F. Scott, ’67 Maj Victor J. Apodaca Jr., ’61 Capt Alan R. Trent, ’64 Capt Charles L. Hoskins, ’67 Maj Gordon S. Wilson, ’62 Capt Victor A. Smith, '65 Maj James B. White, '64 Maj John M. Brucher, ’62 Capt Lance P. Sijan, '65 Maj Patrick E. Wynne, '63 Capt Daniel R. Davis, ’67 Maj Samuel E. Waters Jr., ’60 Capt James E. Steadman, ’67

Maj Thomas B. Mitchell, ’63 Capt Joseph S. Ross, ’66 Capt Samuel L. James, '67 Maj Robert C. Davis, ’60 Capt Thomas C. Daffron, ’65 Capt. Douglas D. Ferguson, ’67 lLt Bryan A. Ry£\ ’71 lLt James G. Kays, ’71 lLt Laurence E.

Froehlich, ’72

Ryder, ’68 Capt B. David Williams, ’64 Capt John L.

GRADUATES MISSING IN ACTION

Maj Frank D. Ralston, ’63 Maj Robert M. Gilchrist, ’63 Capt Gerald O. Alfred Jr., '64 Capt James M. Jefferson, ’64 Capt Thomas G. Derrickson III, ’59 Capt James A. Crew, ’65 Maj Terry T. Koonce, ’61 Capt Earl P. Hopper Jr., '65 Capt Peter D. Hesford, ’65 Capt David J. Rickel, ’64 Capt Francis L.-Setterquist, ’66 Capt John S. Albright, ’67 Capt Morgan J. Donahue, '67 Capt Frederick W. Hess Jr., ’66

Capt Laurent L. Gourley, ’66 Capt Dennis G. Pugh, '67 Capt John E. Duffy, ’68 Capt Donald E. Shay Jr., ’67 lLt Ronald L.

Bond, ’69

Capt Arthur H. Hardy, ’70 Capt Francis W. Townsend, ’70 Capt Michael J. Bosiljevac, ’67 Capt Craig A. Paul, ’69 Capt George B. Lockhart, ’69 lLt Mark A. Peterson, ’71 Capt Douglas K. Martin, ’69

Academics edited by John Hoffman ’78 and Dean Yamanaka ’78 68

America the Beautiful COATED PORTFOLIO

^»R 12 IN. x 9 IN. SHEETS NO. 8395

Ca.t!IC. KAHSAS CITY. MO 64108

Brigadier General William T. Woodyard began his association with the Academy in 1954 as an instructor in the chemistry department. He was later instrumental in having the Academy’s curriculum recognized among institutions of higher learning. After becoming the departmental head of Chemistry, General Woodyard was appointed Vice Dean of Faculty in 1967. One year later he was named as the Academy’s second Dean of Faculty. Eight years

later General Woodyard is still serving as Dean of Faculty. No wonder operations in Fairchild Hall run so smoothly!

Freedom In Education

Freedom is the your

own

interests

ability to pursue by your own per-

sonal means. You were free to chose where you would receive your education; you chose USAFA. And now you complain that you have no freedom? Nonsense! Cadets at Japan’s Naval

Academy prior to WWII weren’t even allowed to talk with girls let alone date them. True, our freedom is restricted to a certain degree, but this small restriction enables us to appreciate those liberties we lack and, those wo possess. We even more, should be thankful we have the right to pick our area of study. Be glad that can

pursue

educational path

that interests us, and work as hard as we want to in order to achieve the level of performance we desire. And in the moments

and

ponder

remaining, get away

our

existence

near

mountain stream, on a ski slope, or in

the depths of a novel. All of us have the potential to develop ourselves into what we want. It is only a matter of how much one is willing to sacrifice. No road is easy if it

worth

success

traveling.

The

key

is knowledge, and it does not

easy. We must come through the process of education to receive that knowledge, and that is why we are

come

here: to be educated.

Aeronautical Engineering in

The Aeronautical Engineering major provides cadets with a background missile launch an area of obvious relevance to the Air Force. Pilots, navigators, all deal daily officers maintenance missile and aircraft and control

officers,

engineering principles. A cadet in the Aeronautical fundamental engineering by studying aircraft and jet learns Engineering major of courses in which engine performance and design. The major is a sequence aircraft cadets may emphasize flight mechanics, propulsion, aerodynamics or Force and structures. The principles learned have wide applicability to the Air the from leading to society. Optional courses put cadets on a par with graduates engineering schools in the country. The Aeronautical Engineering major is diversified and challenging. It is the total Academy program, and it gives an officer a to with

aeronautical

designed

emphasize

solid foundation upon which to build an Air Force career. And contrary to popTotal Drag. ular belief, A g x r Q =

Col. Daniel H. Daley

Seated:

Maj Fabian,

Lt Col

Edgington, Lt Col

Stockham, Col Daley, Prof. Oates, Maj Felton,

Maj

Porter.

2nd

Row:

Capt Stoebner, Capt

Baskett, Capt Brilliant, Capt Gilliam, Capt Matsuyama, Capt Jonas, Maj Lorenz, Maj Lang, Maj Allburn. 3rd Row: Capt Horkovich, Capt Neate, Capt Smith, Capt Sajdak, Capt Stiles, Capt Smith,

Capt Leslie, Capt Batill. 4th Row: Capt Steiling, Capt Bondaruk, Maj Coleman, Capt Tower, Capt Thomas.

Astronautics And Computer Science Of all the research projects done by the Astro departof these ment, two in particular highlighted this year. One was

the development of an air-to-air combat simulator using cockpit outfitted with a GT-40 display system as a They are also assisting in the develop-

T-38

Heads-Up Display. ment of the

Global Positioning Satellite system by performing

an independent satellite stability and control analysis. In classroom-oriented work, Astro majors launched their four foot model rockets to heights of over 5000 feet and speeds over Mach 2. In the Comp Sci field, cadets on Comp Sci 495, in conjunction with NASA, designed a 3-D graphics display which measured the human body pressure of astronauts. Comp Sci

portions

majors also visited the FAA installation at Longmont to view their five IBM 360 systems, and various IBM guest lecturers spoke on future designs in computer architecture.

Seated: Maj Jones, Maj Walsh, Lt Col Smith, Lt Col Merkl, Col Wittry, Lt Col Trimble. Lt Col Oauman, Lt Col Walther, Maj Anderson. 2nd Row: Maj Moore, Capt Hawley, Mrs. Varga, Miss

Holifield, Ms. Batson,

Ms. Ramsey, Mrs. Hays, Capt Mall, Maj Druffel, Capt Gilkes, Maj Monroe. 3rd Row: Capt Cole, TSgt Ashbury, MSgt Anderson, Capt Kirkpatrick, Capt Fuchs, Capt Krause, Sgt Lewis, Capt Cooper, Mr. Hill. 4th Row: Maj Kopke, Capt Baer, Maj Zingg, Capt Soulia, Capt Pumfrey, Maj Leatham, Capt Legg, Capt Machuca. 5th Row: Capt Willett, Capt 1-erguson, Maj Durrett, Capt Dobbels, Capt Daniel, Capt Lockhart, Capt Gresham, Maj Hicks.

Maj. Walsh points out a few characteristics of the space shuttle to cadets Gross and Dowers.

user

The Air Force is probably the largest of computers in the world, and as

future

Air

Force

officers, cadets

must

develop an understanding of the power, versatility, and limitations of the computer. The Computer Science major reflects the growing importance of the computer in science, engineering, and information systems as it seeks to give the future officer a broad background in computer programming,

languages, systems, and applications.

C3C Wetzler ponders his SYNTAX.

Behavioral Sciences And Leadership the cadet with a The major in Behavioral Sciences provides the capacity of handling facility for understanding human behavior, Air Force officer, and career as an his human problems throughout a as military leader. This the basis for his continuing development worked with the field this in cadets majoring year, many of the problems. School learning having children at Pine Valley Elementary in studying Protection Agency Environmental the with They worked if a T-41 simulator to see the effects of noise on people, and also built cadets individual well how they could psychologically determine of the more interesting 499 would be able to do the T-41 program. One of the energy studies was a study on Kurlian photography—pictures radiating from your fingertips.

Col.

John W. Williams, Jr. -

ucuav-o ui

grandeur

rise "a youth attacked a total

;• ;

•

v.jr

stana ng near

•*

for example

strange- who

at a

oasebaH game When Cv the potsce why he had done this, ne Si.*r* tec that t was weM known that he was

-:v.

,-tt-act-ve to women and this man was

^ t^-r ,p m&A A, *

a* r r*op

idijecfMC-

jr so r

r—r

ACV- JUST !U CAi>£.

—

AS &J A\hc

Crm

S<x»'c#

1969 J<

Syndicate

fji

pj*p 'O' LffiJ ■

chrome-undifferentiated The la tt er d.aonoss is a wastebasket term indicating that the person has c

haracteristics belonging to more than o ne subtype frequently a wastebasket

Schizophrenia itself is

term used when the person is

psychotic but not depressed The lack of clarity in the use of the

3rd Row: Capt Thomas, Capt Eggleston, TSgt Hyatt, TSgt Schimmel, Capt Stiles, Capt Parker, Capt Longridge, Capt Painter, Capt Bermudez, Capt Gobell, Capt Hughes. 2nd Row: Maj Ramsey, Capt Hannig, Capt Klusman, Maj Koonce, Capt Dansby, Maj Rasinski, Capt Swiney, Capt Lee, Maj Coffman, Maj Tirman, Capt McCloy, Maj Metsala, Maj Knight. Seated: Mrs. Twamley, Mrs. Giroux, Maj Galluscio, Lt Col Chason, Col Williams, Lt Col Sharp, Lt Col

Prather, Maj Schwank, Mrs. King.

Civil Engineering,

Mechanics, and Materials majors offered by Civil Engineering, Materials: Civil

Besides the many theoretical and analytical courses, Mech majors can “get their hands dirty’’ in a number of in-

Engineering, Engineering Mechanics, and Engineering Sciences. These areas of study provide a well balanced program stressing the fundamentals common to many areas of engineering. The Civil Engineering majors took part again this year in the annual concrete canoe contest at the University of

teresting lab courses. In Mech 495 this

There

the

are

three

Department

Mechanics,

and

Kansas. All of the schools involved did

just what the name of the contest implies—they designed, built, and raced a This year Texas A&M overall winner, but the Academy did take first place in design. Some new and unique courses are also concrete

was

canoe.

the

introduced this year. One, CE 495, given in the fall, was a solar energy course where the cadets, along with some EE majors, built and experimented with a solar house. Then during the spring, a number of cadets continued their research with this solar house in their individual 499 courses and saw how this

year, the cadets built a 1929 MercedesBenz Gazelle replica out of fiberglass.

They’ve built other cars in this course over the years, too—notably two Bradley GT’s. In Mech 356, the metallurgy course, the annual final project is to make professionally molded, hardened, and tempered knife out of a car spring. One of the more popular courses among both Mech and non-Mech majors is Mech 395, Automotive Analysis. Here, cadets, in a very practical course, learn the theory behind the internal combustion engine and the nuts-and-bolts of the engine and the car itself.

Col. Wallace E. Fluhr

concept could or could not meet our future energy needs. The year ended with C1C Steve Heinz receiving the American Society of Civil Engineers award for being the outstanding CE

graduate.

1st Row: Maj Henghold, Maj McConnell,

Maj Osborne, Lt Col Morgan, Col Fluhr, Lt Col Frusti. Maj Swint, Maj Carey, Maj Piepenburg, Maj Browning. 2nd Row: Maj Nay, Capt Elliot, Capt Finley, Capt tisher, Capt Jolley, Capt Allen, Capt Condit, Capt Longenecker, Capt Banachowski, Capt linsley, Capt Davis, Maj Cox, Maj Tornow, Capt Vining, Sgt Rowe. 3rd Row: Capt Eden. Capt McClelland, Maj Hsher, Capt McKee, Maj Craddock, Capt Carson, Capt Little, Capt 1 opper, Capt Hausam, Capt Clark, Capt Heming, Capt Russell, Maj Johnson, Sgt Kaneyuki.

Non-USAF Personnel Often cadets do not feel that they are relating very well to the outside world. To many, the isolation of the Academy is quite noticeable. Nearly every person we come in contact with is a U. S. Air Force officer or enlisted man. Due to this fact, any

non-USAF personnel stationed here are extremely valuable. They give us the added perspectives of our world from civilian and foreign military points of view. Just by talking to these people one is refreshed by their different opinions and outlooks. Not only do we benefit from their personalities as such, but all of them are highly qualified to teach at this or any institution of higher learning. We are fortunate enough to have several Non-USAF personnel at the Academy this year. Major Thomas T. C. Wu comes to us from the island of Taiwan and teaches Chinese in the Foreign Language Department. He is a graduate in the class of '66 from the Chinese Air Force Academy. He is a pilot and was a Liaison/Protocol officer for the CAF Headquarters. He came to the U.S. in 1974 and to USAFA at the beginning of this year. He has this to say about our home, “USAFA is surely an outstanding institution. The cadets are smart, and hard working. I like to work with these fine young men very much. I too have learned quite a lot since I came here to teach.” Major Wu is married and has one

daughter.

Another foreign language instructor at the Academy this year was Major Eduardo R. Servatico of the Argentina Air Force. Maj. Servatico taught Spanish. He is shown here figuring out grades.

Squadron Leader John D. Brett, Assistant Professor and Deputy of Military History, hails from Enfield, Middlesex, England. He received his commission in the Royal Air Force in October 1960. His specialty is Modern British and European History along with English Economic History. Sqdn. Ldr. Brett is married and has two daughters. His interests include football (called soccer in the U.S.), he was Secretary of the RAF Football Association from 1971 to 1973. He also enjoys golf and cricket. Dr. Gordon C. Oates, visiting Professor of Aeronautics, is just one of the civilian instructors at the Academy. His specialty is in the area of propulsion. His credentials include a doctorate degree and eight years as an Assistant, Associate Professor at M.I.T. Presently he is a Professor in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the University of Washington. Dr. Oates and his wife Joan have been here with their 4 children since July 1975 and will leave July 1976 and return to Seattle. While here they have taken advantage of the Colorado Rockies as they are avid skiers and mountain climbers. These are only three of the many Non-USAF personnel working in Fairchild Hall. From these people our characters are enhanced by varying opinions and ideas, we receive from them a little more freedom in our education.

Economics, Geography and

Management The highlight of the year for the Department Geography and Management was the presentation of the 1975 “Modeling” award of

of Economics,

the Department of Defense Economic Analysis Council to Major John S. Brush of the economics department. During his spare-time in 1974-75, Major Brush developed a mathematical model to

predict inflation in the United States and Western Europe. Compared to the other inflationpredicting models developed over the years by all of the experts in the economic world, Major Brush's model is much simpler and is described as “deadly accurate." With this achievement, Major Brush has done more than receive an award, he has made a lasting impact for himself and the Academy in the world of economics. An economic colleague of Major Brush's predicts

that, with his contribution, Major Brush will become one of the more well-known economists in the next few years.

Geography side of the house emphasized a number of field trips where cadets could apply their learned analytical conThis year the

has

cepts to real world situations. The 50 members of

Geog 242 took a field trip to the Cripple Creek area

where each cadet studied one aspect of the

community (e.g. education, health, government). They then compiled their findings to create a very comprehensive geographic profile of Cripple Creek. Geog 495 went to Denver to conduct a similar study, while Geog 372 took its annual trip down to the Pueblo steel mill.

Lt. Col. Edward L. Claiborn

1st Row: Maj Smith, Maj Glowatski, Maj Brush, Maj Taylor, Lt Col Claiborn, Lt Col Helmer, Maj

Wolf, Maj Woodman. 2nd Row: Capt Johnson, Capt Christenson, Capt Taylor, Maj Fleming, Maj Polk, Maj Denend, Maj Gustavson, Capt Moxon, Capt Kirk, Capt Yoos, Maj Boyer, Capt Clark. 3rd Row: Maj Zoeller, Maj Berry, Capt Houghton, Capt Morse, Capt Utter, Maj Wolniewicz, Maj Gough, Maj Mills, Maj Hildebrandt, Capt Colestock, Capt Straw, Capt Vuk. 4th Row: Capt Mitchell, Capt Walsh, Maj Hamilton, Capt Barnes, Capt Chio, Maj Weida, Capt Rasch, Maj Heavner, Capt Tribble, Capt Yabui, Maj Webb, Capt Salmon, Capt Arnold, Capt Katnik.

Management majors had new

the

many innovations this year that made

rewarding than Computers were used to

major

before.

“real different simulate several world” situations. Mgt 485, Procurement, simulated the acquisition of a new

weapons

there

were

system.

addition,

simulations of marketing and stock market principles in other A field trip to Western courses. Horsman magazine in downtown Colorado Springs allowed cadets to analyze business procedures and make recommendations for improvement.

Electrical Engineering Over the years the EE department has done a lot of work in support of

the space program. For the Skylab program, the department developed a leg plethsmograph which measures the astronauts' blood pulses in their zero-G environment changes in their leg volume. The department also

by measuring

developed an EKG-triggered X-ray device which X-rayed the Apollo-Soyuz astronauts' hearts at specific instances in their heartbeat. This device determined whether there was any degeneration of their heart muscle after extended periods in a zero-G state. Last summer Lt. Col. Carroll went aboard the USS New Orleans to monitor the instrument during the Apollo splashdown. Back on earth, ClC Rich Lurhs built a large talking dog to help inhibited children. This large, stuffed animal is equipped with a transmitterreceiver unit which allows young children to openly express themselves away from adults.

Maj McCannon, Lt Col Graham, Lt Col Glass, Lt Col Gowen, Col Thomas, Lt Col Carroll, Lt Col Dwells, Maj Glenn. 2nd Row: Capt Leopold, Capl De Yoe, Capt Dingman, Capt Erickson, Capt Kowaleski, Capt Wells, Capt Hones, Capt Miller,

1st Row:

Capt O'Brien. 3rd Row: Capt Peterson, Capt Schmiesing, Capt Block, Maj Rosa, Capt Pearsall, Capt Kopka, Maj Busse.

English And Fine Arts

Row: Maj Donovan, Maj Vaughan, Lt Col Kielcheski, Lt Col Tuso, Col Gatlin, Lt Col Shuttleworth, Maj Whitlock, Maj Grimshaw, Maj Brown. 2nd Row: Capt Knoke, Capt Stone, Capt Aubrey, Capt Powell, Capt Vaughn, Capt Rockwell, Maj Murawski, Maj Wells, AlC Geiss, Capt Nolan, Capt Finkelstein, Capt de Temple, Maj Cammarota, Capt Barnes, Maj Lestina, Capt Williams. 3rd Row: Capt Beck, Capt Keating, Capt Weaver, Capt Bailey, Capt Stevenson, Capt Staley, Capt Coker, Capt McCarron, Maj Gaston, Capt Bangs, Capt Stanley, Capt Eaton, 1st Lt Doroff, Capt Jannette. 1st

Col J. C. Gatlin, Jr.

The

basic

aim

the

Department of English and Fine Arts is to contribute to

the cadet’s potential for selfrealization as an individual human being and as a mature Air Force officer. Its objective is to help each cadet to reason

effectively,

himself

and

his

develop

human

values,

understand

society,

commitment

com-

municate

effectively in writing and in speech, and to appreciate good art in all forms. English courses include studies in Composition and Literature, Shakespeare, Technical Writing, and Speech. Fine Arts courses inelude Visual Arts, Music Appreciation, and American Art and

In all of the the students develop the executive skills in communication needed by a successful officer.

Music.

courses,

Not all art work is done with a brush... 91

Foreign Languages In order to enrich its educational program, the Department of Foreign Languages always has a number of foreign exchange officers on

the faculty who serve two year terms here. This year the department is proud to have LtCol. Liborio Perez from Mexico, Maj. Eduardo Servatico from Argentina, Capt. Ignacio Prieto from Spain, Maj. Horst Kronnenwett from Germany, Capt. Jacques fosso from France, and Maj. Tsi-Chi (Tom) Wu from Nationalist China. Also this year, to further enhance and improve the student's learning outcomes, particularly in

spoken language skills, “electronic classrooms’’ (or mini-language labs) have been introduced. These

are

standard size classrooms which

provide each student with an individual tape recorder unit and the instructor with a monitoring unit. Their use at anytime throughout any class period provides much greater flexibility than the standard language lab does and serves to enhance the assimilation of the active language skills of our students on a day-to-day basis.

Col. William Geffen

1st Row: Capt Ritter, Maj

Conolly, Lt Col Heine, Col Geffen, Lt Col Wakafuji, Maj Cubero, Maj Hannaway. 2nd Row: Capt O'Guin, Capt Mueller, Capt Fujita, Maj Wu, Capt Ponte, Capt Maldonado, Capt Scott, Maj Kronenwalt, Maj Romero, Capt Atkinson, Maj Coleman, Capt Fortin. 3rd Row: Capt Martinez, Capt Liebchen, Capt Robbins, Capt Astor, Capt Komets, Capt Tree, Maj Reyes, Maj Brimhall, Maj Romero, SSgt Geiss. 4th Row: Capt Vaughnes, Maj Vichnevsky, Maj Caffrey, Capt Strong, Maj Wilkins, Capt Hockstra, Capt Tihomirov, Capt Izatt, Capt Scafe, Capt Harvey.

History

The highlight of the History Department’s educational experience this year was the 18 th Annual Harmon Memorial Lecture featuring Dr. Edward M. Kaufmann speaking on “The Young Officer in the Old Arits my.” In the classroom, the department exposed

students to various guest instructors including Gen. Allen, retired Gen. T. R. Milton, and exchange officers from the RAF and the Luftwaffe. The department’s own a Maj. Reddel returned from a year in the USSR to teach course

Soviet

society. Maj. Price introduced a new

“The American Way of War,’’ concerning the distinctive United States way of fighting wars, a course to be immensely popular. The creativity of which course,

the

proved department

was

epitomized by

their

effective

lectinar-classroom approach in core History which was well-liked by almost all the thirdclassmen.

Col. Alfred F.

Hurley

1st Row:

Maj Anderson, Maj Price, Lt Col Caine, Col Hurley, Maj Underdal, Maj Keaney, Sq Reynolds, Capt Bishop, Capt Wayne, Maj Osur, Capt Crowell, Maj Shiner, Capt Bartanowicz, Maj Baucom, Capt Miles, Capt Grosseta, Capt Hansen, Capt Titus, Capt Walton. 3rd Row: Maj Kernegay, Capt Durand, Maj Reddel, Capt Loftheim, Capt Wolff, Capt Boston, Capt Specht, Capt Menza, Capt Ehrhart, Maj Tate, Capt Haddon. Ldr Brett, Mr. Brynn. 2nd Row: Maj

Focus On Freedom:

Academy Assembly Discusses Women's Roles During the period 10 through 14 March, 1976, the United States Air Force Academy hosted and co-sponsored the Eighteenth USAF

Academy Assembly. The participants considered the topic, "Women the American Economy: A Bicentennial Appraisal." The Assembly consisted of plenary addresses, panel discussions by leading authorities in the field, and student round-table sessions and

devoted to consideration of the topic. Each year, the Cadet Wing, in conjunction with the Department of Political Science and Philosophy, hosts the USAF Academy Assembly. Approximately 90 undergraduates from 70 colleges and universities throughout the country gather for five days to consider a specific issue. Experts on each year's topic come to the Academy to speak to the student delegates or to participate in panel discussions. The students themselves conduct round-table sessions under the chairmanship of a knowledgeable senior participant. The interchange of ideas among the cadets, student visitors, and senior participants leads to the formulation of a final report on each year's topic. The student delegates prepare the report with the assistance of a Final Report Editor. The report is disseminated widely to governmental and academic institutions with interest in the Assembly topic. The USAF Academy Assembly is affiliated with and partially financed by The American Assembly which was founded by Dwight D. Eisenhower at Columbia University in 1950. The American Assembly has co-sponsored and supported each USAF Academy Assembly since 1959. Discussions produce fresh insights into the Assembly topic for use by students, academicians, and policy makers. The cadets and their guests leave the Assembly with new friends, new ideas, and in-depth knowledge of a current U.S. policy issue.

Law

1st Row: Maj Deruyer, Maj Jeter, Lt Col Lee, Col Kinevan, Maj Knutson,

Maj Brothers. 2nd Row: Capt Johnson, Maj Hemingway, Capt Carnahan, Capt Hawley, Maj Burgan, Maj Wright, Capt Schilling. 3rd Row: Capt Ellig, Capt Anderson, Maj Gooding.

the

two

core

Law

courses,

the

the cadets with the Americal legal system, how freedom is protected through law and the principles of contracts and property. Cadets are also aided in recognizing the legal im-

Department’s goals

are

familiarize

plications involved in situations which will confront them during their career. Advanced courses in Law include such areas of study as International Law, and Government Contract Law.

are

The members of the Department of Law all licensed attorneys, and as such par-

ticipate as counsel, legal advisors, or judges in and administrative board hearings. The attorneys provide legal assistance to cadets and faculty members as well. The Department of Law is especially noted throughout the Air Force for its work in the courts

area

of personal estate planning. The class of

’77 is scheduled to be the last class to have the

option of attending post-graduate law school. However, recent developments may open up such opportunities to future classes at the

Academy.

1st Row: Col Lochry, Lt Col Beer. 2nd Row: Lt Col Ruud, Lt Col Bryan, Lt Col Wade, Lt Col John-

Lt Col Brown, Maj Hodson. 3rd Row: Capt Brauner, Capt Hoff, Capt Bragaw, Capt Cardaronella, Capt Williams, Capt Johansen, Capt Kilgore, Maj Jenkins, Capt Munguia, Maj Sherman, Maj Powell, Capt Maybee. 4th Row: Capt Nelson, Capt Cruikshank, Capt Smith, Capt Bisignano, Maj Ames, Capt Johnson, Maj Michel, Capt Riley, Maj Carvana, Capt LaForce, Capt Schrecker, Maj Tomme, Capt Balazs, Maj Washburn, Maj Shields, Capt King, Capt Couture. 5th Row: Capt Blitt, Capt Neilsen, Capt Rue, Capt Barry, Capt Schofield, Maj Rappold, Capt Neireiter, Capt Jarvis, Maj Gutheinz, Capt Esterby, Capt Higham, Capt Graybeal, Capt Keck, Capt Fairbanks, Capt Setzekorn, Capt Langley, Capt Kurina, Capt Bowden, Capt Craighead, Maj Edwards, Capt Gravelle. son,

Mathematical Sciences

The USAFA courses

Mathematics Department is the largest in the faculty. In the core curriculum, each cadet takes in analytic geometry, single and multivariable

calculus, introduction

to vectors, matrix algebra, series, equations, probability and statistics. The core courses provide analytical and computational skills needed for engineering and science at the Academy as well as math knowledge essential for a career in our technologically

differential

oriented Air Force. The

Major

Mathematics is

designed

provide

thorough background for analyzing and solving the complex, technical operational and management problems in today’s modern Air Force. Sequences in analysis, applied math, and operations research provide breadth of training in fun-

Col. Robert R. Lochry

damentals. Application of fundamentals is stressed through elective courses in other disciplines. This program provides excellent preparation for graduate work in mathematics, the physical sciences, engineering, and operations research. Fields in the Air Force open to Mathematics majors include technology research and systems development in the Air Force Systems Command, studies and analysis at the Air

Staff, and operations analysis or scientific programming at any staff.

101

Physics

The two core courses in Physics develop

principles of Newton’s Laws, sound, electricity, optics, and nuclear physics. Other courses in Physics include Laboratory Techniques, Statistical Physics, Electromagnetic Theory, and Quantum the

Mechanics.

For

someone

interested

applied physics,

there

are

Science

The

major

Atmospheric in Physics for a wide an excellent background provides range of technical assignments within the Air Force, particularly in the field of research and development. It also provides a sound basis for graduate work in physics, related applied sciences and a wide variety of engineering science disciplines.

102

courses.

1st Row: Lt Col Robertson, Lt Col Sims, Col

Orth, Lt Col Fraime, Maj Armstrong. 2nd Row: Capt Freeson, Capt Albers, Capt Clifford, Maj Peterson, Capt Burgess, Capt Webb, Maj Schaller, Maj Wold, Capt German, Capt Sadowski, Maj Morin, Capt Kohn, Capt Menard, Maj Pendleton. 3rd Row: Capt Swedenburg, Capt Swanson, Capt Thomas, Maj Dogliani, Capt Dolson, Capt Moates, Capt Bell, Capt Coolidge, Maj Kvam.

103

Political Science And

Philosophy The Department of Political Science and Philosophy conducts five courses in the core curriculum-three in Political Science and two in Philosophy-as well as offering a major in International Affairs. The three required courses in Political Science cover the American Political System, the International Political

System, and Defense Policy. Advance courses look at these topics in depth. The American Political System is covered from every angle, and politics of various nations are studied in detail.

The

two

required Philosophy

moral philosophy, social the philosophy of religion, philosophy, and the philosophy of science. Students courses

cover

interested in this field can go on to study such topics as Philosophical Analysis, Symbolic Logic, Great Religions, and Ethics.

The major in International Affairs is

designed to develop Air Force officers with comprehensive understanding of contemporary political problems and issues. Particularly suited to this major are careers in operations and command duties, plans, attache duty, and military assistance.

1st Row: Maj Cook, Maj Mansfield, Dr. Figgins, Lt Col Endicott, Col Wakin,

Sqdn Ldr Anderson,

Maj Stine, Maj Ekman, Maj O’Lear. 2nd Row: Capt Collazo-Davila, Maj Vasquez, Capt Garrison, Capt Andrews, Capt Desiderio, Capt Fast, Capt Kozak, Capt Stayton, Capt Meeko, Capt Dellermann, Maj O’Neill, Capt Torreano, Capt Flentje, Maj Stafford, Capt Hacklev, Capt Garmon, 1st Lt Williamson. 3rd Row: Capt Fox, Capt Haffa, Capt Martin, Capt Hickel, Capt Wheeler, Capt Page, Capt Alberts, Capt Newell, Capt Watts, Capt Myers, Maj Thompson.

104

Col. M. Wakin

PMIOSPMY

PRAGMTIS

World Civilizations THE THEORY & PRACTICE OF / Jones.

AND

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

THE LOOlC OF IN 1 tKN A 1 10»NAL KfcLA 1 IONS

OTHKR

mntnrop

KS AYS efense i>i I

l / \ X!

■

105

Directorate Of

Instructional

Technology The Directorate of Instructional Technology is designed to aid cadets in learning and instructors in teaching. Freshman are required to take a

hour course to bolster their typing and reading skills. In addition to this, a short course teaching the proper use of various forms of

one

audio-visual equipment is offered. However, when most cadets hear DFIT they think of the “Self-Help Room.” Here cadets can make visual

aids, signs, projects, and posters for classroom squadron use. In addition to the “Self-Help Room”, DFIT offers an extensive film and slide library. These films and slides are available for or

academic and military training purposes. The films range from historical documentaries to “Lucy Comes to the Academy.” Some other functions of the Directorate of Instructional Technology include photography and film-

making. The photography department processes film for nearly every office within the Academy, and some of the photos in this book were taken by DFIT. In the film-making branch DFIT makes and shows films for all of the departments in Fairchild Hall. They show films over television monitors by means of video-tape. As you can see the Directorate of Instructional Technology is involved in a wide variety of fields. Try to imagine what our classes would be like without video-tapes, television and films. Pretty boring,

right!

106

The Library The Library’s book collection covers all fields of human activity. It is designed academic curricular areas, and advanced research. The collection is

to support the

arranged according to the Library of Congress Classification system and is shelved access. Books on a variety of subjects not directly related to the curriculum, including recreational reading, are also available. The Library receives over 2,000 general magazines, including professional journals, military periodicals, and foreign language publications to support curricular and recreational reading needs of the cadets, faculty, and staff. The current periodicals area on the east end of the fifth floor houses over 1,000 journals. In addition to this, the Library receives a selected list of newspapers, both United States and foreign. The Library is also a selective depository of U. S. Government Documents, and subin open stacks for direct patron

scribes to most of the official record series of United Nations Documents. The microfilm reading room has military and aviation periodicals, complete files of the New York Times Lt Col C.

J. Johns, Jr.

(from 1851) and London Times (from 1785), and other newspapers

and books on microfilm.

107

Focus On Freedom:

Col Malham Wakin of "Our television tubes glow with the images Americans in high places introducing the ideals on which the nation was founded. Newspapers and venal magazines expose the crooked cop, the lunatic the politician, the industrialist giving bribes, with a appalling flakiness is all around us.

gun-the

Too often forgotten in our dismay are the country's of strengths. One to take pride in is the host

dedicated men and women from grade to graduate school who are America's teachers. In 3,004 colleges and universities across the land, some 654,000 of them are preparing young Americans for productive and rewarding lives. As the fall term

begins, PEOPLE has singled out 12 professors

whom

their students and their peers salute for excellence. Overlooked are some of greater fame or scholarly achievement, and countless others as worthy. Differing in age, in experience and in the subjects they teach, the 12 have only this crucial achievein common: they reach their students. ment Because of these great teachers, some student's, lives will be forever changed, and all of them will be better. Col. Malham Wakin challenges his Air Force Academy students with a quote from H. G. Wells:

The professional military mind is by necessity an inferior and unimaginative mind. Wakin, 44, has to prove Wells spent more than 16 years trying first The professor, philosophy Academy's wrong. he has built a nine-man department that teaches

108

courses

in existentialism and Buddhism.

(Wakin has also guided

five daughters since his wife died in early 1974.) Reared in Oneonta, N.Y., he graduated from Notre Dame in 1952, then did graduate work in education. He served as a navigator with an air rescue squadron in California before taking his Ph.D. at USC in 1959. Though he did a Vietnam tour in 1968 and wrote a Defense Department handbook-"The Viet Cong Political lnfrastructure"-back at the Academy he brought in antiwar advocates as guest lecturers and introduced a course called "Morality of War." Says an admiring colleague, Colonel Wakin's personality and philosophy are summed up in a statement by Socrates: The unexamined life is not worth living.'" -People Magazine October 13, 1975

109

Ill

They’re Motivation-plus.

112

113

114

"«n»r

11c;

116

1 m

Linda Rhonstadt

Jimmy Seals and Dash Crofts entertained the Cadet Wing’s soft rock enthusiasts with a mellow set of tunes guaranteed to soothe even the most GR-shocked cadet. Seals and Crofts have scored nationally with such hits as “Hummingbird”, “Diamond Girls”, and their ever“Summer Breeze”. They blend folk, rock and jazz-influences into a unique musical genre all

popular

their own.

118

120

The Fifties group Sha Na Na to USAFA for another

returned

jam-packed concert of the music that

brought

the term rock’n'roll

into our vocabulary. Sha Na Na has

been among the leading musical groups to revive the popularity of “good time” rock’n’roll to the American public. They gained musical fame following their rous-

ing campy performance in the film “Woodstock.”

ST Q>

X Q>

X » •1 0-1

Second

Group carried away the honors as Vicki Foes, a student Homecoming at California Polytechnic Institute in San Luis

Obispo, was crowned the 1975 Air Force Academy Homecoming Queen Saturday, October 18. The crowning occured during halftime ceremonies of the Falcon-Notre Dame football game which saw the Falcons ahead 30-20.

The 19-year-old Miss Foes, who is majoring in biology, makes her home in La Crescenta, California, where she owns her own horse and lists horseback riding and water skiing as two of her favorite hobbies. Other members of her court include Nancy Kramer, 19, a student at the University of Idaho representing First Group; Angela

Shankle, 16, of Colorado Springs, who was featured in the October 1975 issue of the her twin sister, representing Third Group; and Kasie Shadwick, also 16, a student at South Eugene High School, Oregon, representing Fourth Group. TALON with

Bedcheck Charlie with Nancy Kramer, Vicki Foes, Angela Shankle, and Kasie Shadwick

(ABOVE). 122

Vicki Takes It, 1975

inw

Vickie Foes receiving a bouquet of roses from Brigadier General Beck, (TOP ABOVE). A

familiar site

any football game but

es-

pecially during Homecoming 1975 are the class flags of ’77 and ’78 hovering over the blue bloc”, (ABOVE). Vicki Foes, Homecoming Queen, 1975, (OPPOSITE LEFT).

The Archery Club was more active this year than in the past with two hunting trips during deer season, and a greater interest in tournament archery events around Colorado. The tournament shooters have been the most active. After moving the indoor range to the second floor of

Vandenberg Hall, they now

have a range over 30 yards long. Several members took up practice in earnest, practicing up to 13 hours a week of their free time. Attending the First Rocky Mountain In-

Archery Tournament in Golden, Colorado,—first and second in the barebow

vitational

class and

second and third in the limited

freestyle class—the Cadet Archery Club has

124

made

the

joyable

practice

pay

tournament

off. The most was

en-

Colorado

Northwestern Community College in Ranely, Colorado, with the number three team in the nation, as ranked at the Las Vegas Tournament last year. In individual shooting, Ken Mellott took second in free style, Dave Yauch took second in barebow, and Byron Mills placed right behind Dave in third place. The

club got off to a slow start this year. However, they now have the experience necessary to really get going, and we are all looking forward to next year’s bowhunting and tournaments.

Archery Club Takes Trips, Awards

1 oc

Theirs And Ours—Focal Points For Spirit 126

SPIRIT. That is what they are here for—to drum up a rallying section with each individual behind the team. Shown here are the Leprechaun from Notre Dame, USAFA’s

Bedcheck Charlie, 36th Squadron’s Pink Panther, and the Navy Goat. All are symbols and rallying points for each school. Like those in 1776 who rallyed behind the symbols

men

of liberty and justice, students cheer these symbols at athletic contests, because symbols

often work when words fail.

127

Spirit is with us today right now due to the concepts of leadership. Spirit is very much like the pyramid on the far left, it has a strong base; the pioneering strengths of the colonists was one of their bases. Today, our American

heritage supplies us with a firm Things like the Liberty Bell, the Constitution, the Statue of Liberty, THE STAR base.

SPANGLED BANNER, support this firm base, but missing is the leadership. Leadership of

the type supplied by the Washingtons, Lincoins, Roosevelts, and many others—the type that remains high in our esteem, never to fall down—like the cheerleader in the air above the mini-trampoline, he will remain there forever. All of these are visible actors in the promotion of spirit, what about some covert actors?

130

Cadet “Skills Used For Spirit To what effect does moving the F-104 or putting shirts over the Wright brothers have on the Cadet Wing? The spirit of going “incognito” out onto the terrazzo to paint the poles on the bridges a class color, put up spirit signs, move the F-104 in front of Mitchell Hall, or move various offices around, not only does it raise a “who-done’it” mystery for the Wing but it also will allow cadets to effectively use

certain “skills”

which would not be used;

after all, where else can one hide buried under a pine tree evading “security”? So spirit is not

just what one will “show” at an athletic

contest—it’s

more. >\

How much

is de-

pendent on the Cadet Wing, and this year, we

had many running from the OIC, SOD, and

the Class Four CDB.

Volleyball Tackles Tourneys

132

successful season characterizes the relatively unknown Volleyball Club. Winnings included placing 2nd in Denver in the B A

Division at the Mile High Open, following-up

with a 1st in the B Division at the Fort Carson Invitational, and ending the season with a 2nd

place finish behind Fort Collins at the State hitting of Ben Allen and John Teusfeldt led the team with Doug James, Mark Comer, John Delphenich, Pete Shockey

Tournament. The

and Kurt

Dittmer

the defense and the

fingers men Steve Jonak and Jim Garn on the set. The Volleyball Club came along way practicing four days a week and plans to continue next year replacing the holes left by the graduating seniors. Team members are: (top row) Capt. Baer, Doug James, Jim Garn, John Tensfeldt, Capt. Dobbles, (bottom row) Ben Allen, Pete Shockey, John Delphenich and not pictured are

Mark Comer,

Kurt

Dittmer

and Steve

Jonak.

a"!

Team Aims, Shoots For Olympic Berths The Cadet Trap and Skeet Club has approximately 75 members that regularly shoot, after school and on weekends, at the Academy Skeet and Trap Range by the South Gate near the Sportsmen’s Club Lodge. From the club, 20 shooters are chosen to make up

the USAFA competitive trap and skeet team. Members of the club and team compete at local and state shoots. The team also competes in the National Intercollegiate Trap and Skeet Championships held in Wappingers Falls, New York, and hosted by the United

134

Military Academy. The team is presently in the process of scheduling collegiate shoots-with Western State College, Colorado State University, Colorado School of Trades and Gunsmith School of Casper, Wyoming. Major John Paolino is the OIC of the Club and is assisted by Captain Henry Bondaruk, Jr., Captain Thomas Howard, and SSgt Eugene Hill. In the past years the Trap and Skeet team has done quite well in the National Intercollegiate Shoot against worldclass competition, finishing this year with a 4th overall in the Nation and a 3rd place at the International Skeet and Clay Pigeon events; Trinity University of San Antonio, Texas won States

the shoot last year with Air Force finishing close behind. Trinity has three of the top twenty-five world-class trap and skeet shooters. Even against these odds, Major

Poalino is happy with this years’ performance and states, “The ultimate goal, of course, is having one or more AFA shooters qualify for an

Olympic shooting berth.”

136

History Club Restores Old Planes By restoring old aircraft at the Tucson Air the History Club expanded their projects. The History Club with its 350 members had three trips to historical sites Museum,

with various

speakers throughout the year.

The main History Club project this year was

helping

the Tucson Air Museum

Davis-

Monthan AFB restore old aircraft; several trips were planned and taken to the Air Museum by nearby Arizona State University.

Led by C1C Rich King with supervision from Major J. F. Shiner, the History Club was acfive during the “Dark Ages" by sponsoring Friday afternoon films during January to

March which

were a value of professional development and historical understanding of the military and its role in society.

Tom Sorrell stands in front of one of the many

planes

(BELOW).

Davis-Monthan

Restoring

Air

wing,

Museum, club

two

members along with the rest of the club, contributed their valuable labor and time for the Tucson Air Museum, (ABOVE RIGHT). Speaking on LINEBACKER II and its effect on the Vietnam War, Lieutenant General James R. Allen addresses the club during one of the History Club's Special Speaker Dinners,

(BELOW LEFT).

1st Aero

Squadron Here At AFA

Despite all the poor puns concerning the of hot air the cadet balloonists have,

competed in Nationally sanctioned (tasks), where the two Academy

events

this past year has been the most successful for the Cadet Balloon Club in the Academy’s history. This year five members of

balloons finished 1st and 7th of fifteen balloons. Mr. Don Piccard, the designer and donator of the Academy’s two balloons donated a third balloon to USAFA this past fall. Although the balloon has yet to be named or flown, it has been affectionately nicknamed “Horsekiller”. This year’s graduates of the 1st Aero Squadron include: David May, Del Cornali, Stan Kasprzyk, Mike

year

the club received their private or commercial ballooning license. In October the ballooning

club, or as it is sometimes called, The 1st Aero Balloon Squadron, travelled to Albuquerque, New Mexico, for the World Hot-Air Balloon

Championships. Although the club was not eligible to compete, they did do a bit of flying and gained some experience in how competitions are handled. In February, the club went

again

Albuquerque

for

the

“Balloonists Make Valentines Rallye’’. For the first time in the Academy’s history, the

138

cadets

amount

Mantz, Raymond Tyc, Craig Puz, and Robert

Johnson. The USAFA balloon preparing to land at the World Hot-Air Balloon Championships,

(ABOVE). “The USAFA balloon,

(RIGHT).

Iff mk

H/ J

1 1 "

BK:

Being much more active this year, the 12member

squash

team

led

seniors

Kurt

Kamrad, Rich Allis, Dave Mazurowski, Roger

Bradley, and Joe Amara, took the club East to

took 1st in Doubles. The lack of money did cut

take-on Navy for the first time in the club's history. Other trips this season included tour-

out

naments in Sante Fe, moor, Fountain

Dallas, Denver, Broad-

Valley, and Colorado College.

Particularily honored this year to host the Colorado State Squash Championships, the club took the top honors over 80 other entries with ClC Kamrad winning the “A” Division and C2C Ryan winning the “B” Division. Highlighting the year, both ClC Kamrad and C2C Ryan went to the National Intercollegiate

Squash Championships playing players in the nation.

the

Forced to restrict their activity due

140

shortage of funds the Cadet Handball Club did manage to participate at the Denver Athletic Club Open in March, where they

best

the

National

Cham-

nual Cadet Wing Handball Open which witnessed Tom Blaikie winning the top spot over John Delphenich. Rounding out the team were Bud Nevers, Ceorge Klimis and Officer-

in-Charge, Captain Jerry Kurina. Kurt Kamrad and Bob Ryan poise next to the General Carl A. Spaatz Squash Rackets

trophy which Kurt Kamrad has won for the 3rd straight year, (ABOVEJ. John Delphenich sends the ball to the wall as Tom Blaikie setsup stategy,

to a

Intercollegiate

pionships for the team. The team held the An-

(RIGHT).

«5Pf

Kamrad, Blaikie Lead

Squash, Handball Teams

With the qualified instruction from civilian advisor, Mr. Lester Guidry of the Forward School of Mountaineering, the club was able to train mountaineering skills and mountain safety while sponsoring rockclim-

bing,

winter

mountaineering, backpacking,

country skiing schools again this year. Safety was stressed more intensely after a climbing accident. Due to the growing membership of the club, cadet members were able to participate and

cross

in a wide range of mountaineering activities

which included technical climbing and skiing throughout the Colorado Rockies. This year the club plans to spend Spring Break at the Mountaineer’s Paradise of Yosemite Valley.

scaling in late afternoon, (LEFT). Cadets and other mountaineers at a rockclimbing school, (BELOW). Safety is paramount as this mountaineer cautiously scales the incline, (FAR LEFT).

Mountaineer

142

Mountaineering Sponsors Schools

Seniors Pace Rugby And Bowling

MUD, BLOOD, AND BEER—“Only Men (and Animals] Play Rugby” Led by captains Rich Carlson, Jimmy Catter, and Steve Loerakker, the 1976 Rugby Team went to work with the hopes of regaining past prestige. Held in check by injuries during the fall, the Spring Rugby Teams (A,B,C) look stronger than ever as they strive toward their goal of winning the one that counts: Olympia Cup Tournament in the spring of 1976. Winger Kevin Stepko on a breakaway in a practice game with forward Joe Bulmer about to apply the clincher, (RIGHT). The Scrum (vicious). It is here where practice pays off. Ray Casey lays waiting to snare the ball, (ABOVE).

144

Ever been by the bowling lanes in Arnold Hall on Sunday and noticed a of group

guys

practicing

to sharpen their skills or even having a tournament? These guys comprise the Cadet Bowling Team who participate in the Rocky Mountain Bowling Traveling

League, competing against other schools in the state of Colorado. But these guys led by

the

seniors Bill

Carolan, Randy Shavrien,

John Errigs, Brad Moffett, and Ted Reichart, also, compete and consistently place high in local and national tournaments that include the top collegiate teams in the nation. Practice is an intregal part of the Cadet Bowling Team as demonstrated by one of the

members, (ABOVE).

14S

Automotive

Safety, Greater Knowledge,

Automotive safety, greater knowledge of your car and fun on four wheels are the objectives of the Cadet Auto Sports Club. The Auto

Sports Club, led by President Apolonio “Al” Grijalba, a firstie from Fifth Squadron, held several events during the year to provide its members with a greater knowledge of the performance and capabilities of their new cars. These included a series of autocrosses held in the Falcon Stadium

146

parking lot, auto safety

and a unique 25 mile intraAcademy rally held on USAFA’s paved and unpaved streets and highways. Club membership includes cadets and interested Academy personnel and their

seminars,

families. Owning an automobile is not required for membership, Grijalba said. Many

second, third, and fourth classmen got the chance to drive “firstie” cars their membership in the club.

result of

Fun, Objectives Of Club. The most popular activity sponsored by the club was the weekend autocross run on Stadium parking lot. A test of maneuverability, acceleration and good driving, each autocross pitted cars of all types against each other on a twisty, pylon-marked course. Trophies were presented for the best performance in each class of car. Autos were placed in classes according to their performance and general characteristics. the Falcon

Aside from the recreational aspect of club competition, the Auto Sports Club emphasized safety at all its meetings. Safety and education go hand in hand, Club President Grijalba said, “The better educated you are, the safer you’re going to be.” Also, of Sixth Squadron, Club Vice-President, C1C Glenn Dorman, and C2C Andy Fallon, Club treasurer, helped assist in making the Auto

Sports Club a safe one.

Al Grijalba speaks to Academy personnel members of the Auto Sports Club on the details of the weekend autocross run at Falcon Stadium, (LEFT). ClC

147

A lot of time is spent as a member of the

Academy choirs. Not all of it is on rehearsing; much of it is spent on various transport planes traveling to different spots in the United States. Singing regularly at Protestant worship services in the Cadet Chapel, the Protestant Cadet Choir traveled to New Haven, Connecticut; Lehighton, Pennsylvania; Washington, D.C., and participated in a choir workshop at Snow Mountain Ranch, Colorado. Singing regularly at Catholic worship services in the Cadet Chapel, the Catholic Cadet Choir, directed by Mr. Edmund L. Ladouceur made trips to Chicago, three

Illinois; Sacramento and Santa Monica, California, as well as participating in a choir workshop at Snow Mountain Ranch, Colorado. The Jewish Cadet Choir, under the direction of Mr. Monroe Bare, sings regularly Jewish worship services in the Cadet

Chapel, the Protestant Cadet Choir traveled Springs area. In addition, this year the choir traveled to Wichita, Kansas and Denver.

148

-atsary

Choirs Take Trips

The Cadet Choirs are shown here: Jewish Cadet Choir top, Protestant Cadet Choir led

Mr.

James Roger Boyd, middle, and

Catholic Cadet Choir.

)

fsrfT' i

Ski Club Expands, Briefs, Checks Being the largest cadet club with a membership just at 3,000, the Ski Club, under the guidance of Capt. McCoy and Capt. Anderson, arranged skiing for the Cadet Wing. President Greg Bricker along with Rick Kempton, safety officer, Kurt Kamrad, communications officer, led the club to several new

innovations like having an overnight ski

Breckenridge during February, opentrip ing Copper Mountain for the busses, and into

troducing the concept of a Ski Patrol. Also

Club was the addition of 125 new 50-75 new Americana bindings, of skis, pairs new

to the

and 125

new

Munari boots.

Membership is

(except those on Conduct and Academic Probation) for $2.50. The Ski Club was able to expand the number of

open to

all cadets

weekend trips from 10 to 12 dispersing about 320 guys to Breckenridge, Winter Park, A-Basin,

Keystone, Copper, Steamboat, and Monarch, every ski weekend. Besides giving safety briefs, bindings checks, and bus and equipment slots, the Ski Club informs cadets of good ski deals.

*>>

Cadet Media Polaris, KAFA, Talon DODO, Contrails Members of the Cadet Wing have an opportunity to gain professional mass media experience through the Cadet Media office headed by former Thunderbird Information Officer Capt. Dennis Weddle. Cadet

consists of the four cadet Contrails Calendar, Polaris DODO, publications: Yearbook and Talon Magazine and the Cadet Radio Station KAFA-FM Stereo. All of the Cadet Media activities are actively edited or managed by volunteers Media

working in their spare time. Through the years Cadet Media’s publications have brought considerable national recognition to the Academy. In 1976 Media’s publications Talon and Polaris won 12 awards at the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Press Association Convention in Tucson, Ariz., including first places for best color photography and best cover for Polaris and best for Talon. Cadet Media accepts and encourages contributions from the Cadet Wing and other Academy personnel. Contributions may range from color photography to prose and poetry. Those with cover

previous journalism, publication or broadcasting experience are encouraged to join our staffs although prior experience is not necessary, just a desire to flex a few creative muscles.

152

■wmFf

DODO flew again in 1976 the efforts of Karl Schricker, Ron Stevens, Bob Castiglione, Dave Busheme, Joe Baudendistel, Rich

The

through

Schikora and Mouse Neumeister. As usual, DODO was right on target,

destroying pomposity USAFA’s sacred cows.

154

and

milking

all

Talon sustained its fine reputation as one of the top collegiate in the nation

magazines

in 1975-76.

Edited by ClC Don Hall (ably assisted by C2C Walt Hern), the magazine received four trophies at the 1976 Rocky Mountain Collegiate Press Association Convention in Tucson, including a first place for best cover and a third place for best

magazine. During the such issues

year Talon

the entry of

covered to the

women

Academy,

guns, our airmanship programs, and the Bluebards production of “1776”. Talon staffers included Mark Fowler,

John

Michaels, Dean Kirkham, Bernie Goldbach, and Mark Leuthold.

bor a ro

Debate Goes Against The Best Comparable to the NCAA finals in other intercollegiate competition, the National Debate Tournament annually pits the top

season

debaters in the country against each other in championship competition. This year, Senior Gary Scoggins and Junior Rod Shrader represented the Cadet Forensic Association as one of these top 62 teams. Facing teams

trophies, helping to secure another year in the top ten in the national rankings. A small group by nature since its inception, the Cadet Forensic Association has had only 128 competitors. Averaging 22 championship tournaments each year, the CFA has done superbly, returning with over 350 trophies, 1 national sweepstakes championship, and a fifth con-

200 colleges and universities over throughout the fifty states, they were chosen because of their outstanding records in

from

debate competition. Scoggins’ and Shrader’s trip was the culmination of the best debate

for the Cadet Forensic Association in the past 16 years. Coached by Major Dave Whitlock, the squad returned with almost 50

secutive season in the top ten.

Yes, they’re 40 firsties, one squadron elected by their classmates, and they serve the entire year. In 1975-1976, the Rally Committee under ClC Hinger brought back the terrazzo car rallys RALLY!!!!

from

each

after a 2 year absence. And, of course, with the military cutbacks, specifically in the area

“hops”, the Rally Committee made consefforts to get as many people to away football games as possible. Biggest effort sent 300 cadets POV (privately owned vehicles) to of

tant

the BYU game in Provo, Utah. As the winter got under way, all the teams got off to a

season

good start with the Rally Committee working out transportation to attend games at Denver University during the week. Mitch’s never saw the likes of the dress during Rally sponsored HALLOWEEN NIGHT, (ABOVE). Falcon hood ornament during a Firebird car rally, (RIGHT).

158

Rally Spirits Wing

Familiar site at home football

games: Captain

America, (TOP ABOVE LEFT). Rallied

are

several members of 29-CSq., (TOP ABOVE RIGHT). Firebird Rally of 1975, (ABOVE).

159

D & B After Only 5 Years

A cascade of bugles engulfs the air with THE

FLIGHT OF SOUND, (ABOVE). The Continental Color Guard flanks the Corps during the halftime ceremonies of the USAFA vs UCLA game,

160

(LEFT).

Composed of 100 men (no women, yet) from all over the United States, the Drum and Bugle Corps has gained national recognition as a

musical representative of the Cadet Wing

since its establishment in August, 1971. At 100 men,

the corps is the

largest military drum

and bugle corps in the nation. Membership in the corps is

entirely by

audition. Most members audition during the first half of their basic summer. All but two or three of the Corps musicians had never

played in a drum and bugle corps before coming to USAFA. Most gained their experience as a soloist or section leader in their high school marching band. During

the

first

semester

each

academic year, corps members receive a credit in fine arts for their participation. Learning self discipline during this period is im-

perative to the Corps. Since all free time is filled with either performances or rehersals, they must learn to use their academic time

wisely. (CONTINUE NEXT PAGE).

C2C Mike Levenhagen displays his dexterity on the soprano bugle, (TOP ABOVE). Drum and Bugle Corps and Continental Colors

proudly ceremonies

displayed in

during opening

Ames,

ISU’s new stadium, (ABOVE LEFT). Flags and drums captivate the Iowa State fans during the dedication of their new stadium, (ABOVE

RIGHT).

(CONTINUED

FROM

PAGE

161), Activities during the first semester consist of perforall away and most home football games. Other various appearances include football and pro parades at

mances

games as time permits. The Corps becomes a club activity during the second semester.

held

are

Optional rehearsals on

off-intramural/

days. Few cadets out during this period drop

off-drill

and the corps remains at full strength. Having been seen by thousands of people coast to coast, the Drum and Bugle

Corps’

many

performances

included the “Fiesta Days’’ in San Antonio, Texas, the “Festival of States’’ in St. Petersburg, Florida, and the

have

Open Drum and Bugle Corps Standstill Contest in U.S.

Marion, Ohio. They were also honored for participating in nation’s first official our Bicentennial Parade in Lex-

ington

and

Concord,

Massachusetts. Administration and musical instruction is handled

four-man

staff

of Air

Force personnel. Major Roy C.

Bailey, Jr., as the officer-incharge, while Master Sergeant James R. McCurdy is the musical director and NCO-incharge. Technical Sergeant Rod Stewart is the bugle instructor and arranger and Technical Sergeant Ken Tyler is the drumlibe and drill instructor.

Cadet staff members inelude ClC Steve Odiorre and Drum Major and ClC Brian Sutter and ClC Tod Spangler as

Flag Captains. Corps Com-

mander first semester as ClC Chase Johnson while second semesters’ Commander was ClC Patrick O’Brien.

Corps members reflected along the shiny french horn. (LEFT).

162

And Now

THE FLIGHT OF SOUND

Baritone

(ABOVE).

section during close order drill “Contra” handled by C3C Jeff

Kensene, (LEFT).

though its only 3.2, it is better than nothing to those that drink beer as Horst Roehler shows at Giuseppe’s, (RIGHT). The infamous Coin-Op in Rustic Hills Shopping Center, (BELOW). Even

164

Never A Wasted Moment: Cadet Free Time

As crowded as the cadet schedule is, any moment is seldom wasted. Sleeping ranks first among activities to do, close behind is watching the tube for “Happy Days”, “Star Trek”, or “Love American Style”. Firsties have the option (and most take it) of saving some money and doing their own laundry which may take a whole free afternoon. Weekends may find cadets sunbathing

free

the

“quad” (accomplishing

things

once), at Giuseppe’s, Mac D’s, Augustino’s, the Citadel, Rustic Hills, Raintree, Ponderosa, Sir Sid’s, or staying in their rooms slaving away at the books.

The “quad” or USAFA beach, reserved for upperclassmen, is a spot for sunbathing, playing catch, frisbee tossing with occasional aerial water balloon bombing, (ABOVE).

Tennis, anyone? (LEFT).

Falconers Do More Than Fly Falcons

Busier than usual this year and besides

entertaining at football games, as seen in the pictures of Roger Kontak and Notre Dame cheerleaders, the falconers were also giving programs for local schools and organizations at a rate of 8 per month. This year’s falconers were (from left) Dave Cox with Bazhar, Pete Liotta with Khap, Bob Steel with Attica, Jim Grupp with Sheba, Jim Glass with Dixie, Dan Hinkin with Oneida, John Christ with Baffin, Roger Kontak, Don Higgins with Conan the Barbarian, and Lance Christian with Winterhawk.

166

Doctor McIntyre, who advised the first halftime falcon demonstration and made unequaled advances in raptorial medicine: that’s because “People say I’m an expert. they don’t know about all my failures. When I first started in this program of flying the falcons, I had to figure out a way to get the Wing behind the falconers. So I just told the cadets, ‘If the bird flies lousy, give the falconers hell; but if they do a good job, give ’em a hand. .” OUR THANKS TO DOC MAC AND BEST WISHES TO YOU, FOR NOW AND FOR YEARS TO COME. .

167

168

The

81-member

Honor

Committee,

elected by the Wing to administer the Cadet

Code, dealt with a number of issues this year. Extensive BCT Honor Instruction resulted in the Fourthclass having a better un-

Honor

derstanding of the Code than in past years. The Committee met weekly to discuss problems, collect feedback from the Wing, and determine what areas needed emphasis there. By working closely with the Academic Officers, the Honor Committee resolved many problems and mis-conceptions between, cadets, staff, and faculty. Honor reps also presented a number of briefings on the Honor Code to Academy personnel, visiting Liaison Officers, and civilians in an attempt to broaden the understanding of the Code. Although dealing with difficult problems and solutions, the 76 Honor Committee achieved good results in helping to develop the high standards of honesty and integrity required of an Air Force Officer.

Liaison

170

Cadets Have The Advantage Being a cadet has distinct advantages when working with young children. Not only do the children look up to a cadet, but by being a man, the children can relate positively to him. The children of missing MIA’s, not fortunate to have a father around the home, benefit the most by the cadets working with CAFPOW and Big Brothers.

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF

The Bluebard’s, USAFA’s theatre group, put together one of their greatest “hits” this year. On February 21st, ‘1776’ opened its first of five full The play has as its setting the house

performances.

hot summer days of June and July 1776, when men first dreamed of their thirteen colonies as a free nation. Concentrating on the human side and not the idealistic, the play demonstrates the hard work and debate that went into the Declaration of

Independence.

The success of the production was not limited to the USAFA. The group was invited to play at the Colorado State Legislature, Stapleton Plaza in Denver, and at the Broadmoor, each time receiving exclamations of delight. It was truly a fine year for

the Bluebards.

ABOVE: John Adams (Jerry Sink) delivers another of his many dissertations. NEAR RIGHT: one

George Washington (Dan Beatty) prepares a speech.

ABOVE, RIGHT: Representatives ask John Adams to be quiet in “Sit Down, John”, the opening number. FAR RIGHT: Members give additions and changes to the Declaration and there are many.

172

ADMISSION FREE s

0UJT/Cty

ARNOLD HALLTHEATER 21 FEBRUARY 8:00 PM 22 FEBRUARY 1:00 AND 6:30 PM 27 FEBRUARY 8:00 PM 28 FEBRUARY 8:00 PM 29 FEBRUARY 6:30 PM

Sports

■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■

edited by Jeff Ford ’76

174

Competition And Freedom A key part of the Academy training is the

teaching

physical education

and

com-

petitive sports. Besides the obvious physical benefits, the emphasis on the importance of competition and team sports serves to develop personal skills which will be of great value during our future careers. Athletic competition, intramural

intercollegiate,

teaches us the merit of enthusiasm, physical conditioning and team work. It develops the individual mentally as well as physically by stressing the importance of discipline and self-control. Success in any kind of competition requires poise and preparation. It serves to remind us that nothing of value comes cheaply, whether it be competitive excellence or

freedom.

New Director Of Athletics Colonel John J. Clune became the Director of Athletics at the U.S. Air Force Academy Nov. 4, 1975.

Colonel Clune

was

born in

Jersey City, N.J.,

Oct. 29,1932. He is the son of Mrs. Martha V. Clune

of 367A New York Ave., Jersey City. Colonel Clune was graduated from St. Peters High School in 1950 where he was named New

Jersey All State in basketball. He received an appointment to the Naval Academy and was

graduated in 1954 with a bachelor’s degree in general engineering. He completed Squadron Officer’s School at Maxwell AFB, Ala., in April 1959 and received his master’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Southern California in June 1964. He completed the Armed Forces Staff

College in 1969 and the Industrial

College of the Armed Forces in 1972. While at Annapolis Colonel Clune received basketball All America honors and still holds the single season and career scoring records there. Colonel Clune entered the Air Force following graduation from Annapolis. His initial assignments included several years in administration and missile operations and maintenance. He served in Germany and Saudi Arabia from 1955-57 and returned to the United States as a missile officer instructor. In July 1964 Colonel Clune was assigned as an electrical engineer with the Computer Division, Electronics Systems Division, Air Force Systems Command (AFSC), Hanscom Field, Mass. He was assigned to the Air Force Academy in July 1965 as air officer commanding and junior varsity an basketball coach. Colonel Clune was assigned in April 1970 as Chief of AFSC’s Electronics and Equipment Division, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. In June 1972, he became Chief of the Logistics

Engineering Branch, Headquarters, U.S. Air Force, at the Pentagon. He was again assigned to the Air Force Academy in August 1975 as assistant athletic director. Colonel Clune is rated a senior missileman. Among his military decorations are two Meritorious Service Medals and the Air Force Commendation Medal. He and his wife, Patricia, reside on the Academy with their four children; Cathleen, 15, John, 13, Michael, 11, and Timothy, 9.

Colonel John J. Clune

Col Robert Strickland Mr. Hal Bateman

Assistant Director of

Sports Information

Athletics

Director

Mr.

Jim Bowman Assistant Athletic Director for Candidate

Mr. Walter Grinewich

Counseling

Head Ticket Manager

Mr.

Jim Conboy

Head Athletic Trainer

Mr. Artus Smith Head Equipment

Manager

179

FALL SPORTS

180

AFA

OPP

UC San

Diego

Arizona UC San Diego

CROSS COUNTRY

(13-10-1)

Wyoming

OPP

New Mexico

Northern Iowa Drake

Stanford Long Beach UC Davis Denver Colorado Colorado Denver Colorado State

AFA

(8-4-0)

5 5 9

Colorado State

Wyoming

Northern Colorado

Adams State

Colorado State

Troy State

Pepperdine

Colorado

Southern Colorado

New Mexico

Adams State

Wyoming

Pepperdine

Colorado State Arizona New Mexico Arizona Arizona

(Lowest Score Wins)

15 11

SOCCER AFA

(9-5)

OPP

8 8

0 5 8

11 8 7

Southern Methodist

Brigham Young

Rockford College Wyoming (Forfeit)

Utah State

AFA

Northern Colorado

Regis

0 12

Colorado Mines

Denver

Brigham Young

Notre Dame

Metro State Rollins College Southern Florida

Colorado State

31 47

Army

Colorado College

Army

33 13

Tulane California

Wyoming

FOOTBALL

(2-8-1) Arkansas Iowa State UCLA

Navy

OPP 35 17 20 17

“Quickest team we’ve ever played

captain Chris Milodragovitch (40) takes a handoff from Mike Worden (10) and powers through for a hard earned five yards.

Senior

Scott Bream

(49)

turns

the

corner

find another

Arkansas defender.

The Falcons, looking to end a five game losing streak, opened their 1975 football campaign against the University of Arkansas Razorbacks. Up against what Coach Ben Martin called the

quickest team we’ve ever played,” USAFA could not quite put together a scoring drive. The Razorbacks, on the other hand, had no trouble as they amassed 501 yards rushing and a formidable score. Air Force got a slow start against the nationally ranked Razorbacks but did put together some good offensive drives in the second half to wind up with 213 yards rushing. Junior tailback Ken Wood once again led the team in rushing with 78 yards, most of it

coming on a 50 yard scamper, the longest of his career. Reserve tailback Scott Bream gained 43 yards on seven carries while the Falcons’ offensive leader was senior quarterback Mike Worden with 90 yards, 37 rushing and 53 passing. Defensively, senior rover Ray Wild led the Falcons with nine tackles while junior linebacker Mark Kenney intercepted a pass. The Falcons suffered another defensive loss when senior reserve linebacker Tim Flass was sidelined for the remainder of the season

with a knee injury.

183

Falcons Face Off .

Cyclones

The Falcons traveled to Ames, Iowa to help the Iowa State Cyclones dedicate their new stadium. Try-

ing to open their season with a win, the Cyclones pushed and shoved against a tough Falcon defense for two

touchdowns and

14-0

score.

But the Falcon

offense was not to be denied when, with six seconds remaining in the first period, Dave Lawson strode

proceeded to break the NCAA mafield goal record for distance with a 62 jor college Scott Bream livened up an Fullback field goal. yard otherwise dull and fumble-plagued second half for onto the field and

both teams when he slashed through the Iowa State defensive line for a 60 yard gain, setting up a fourth

quarter Air Force touchdown run by Ken Wood. This was the Falcons' first touchdown in eleven quarters of play. But despite this last minute excitement, the

Cyclones managed to hold on for a 17-12 victory.

Falcons down.

prevail

critical

first

The offensive line blows a hole in the ISU defense to set up 6 points.

185

came up with an inspired effort U.C.L.A., trailing 13-3 at the half before against rallying for 17 points in the third period. Offensively, the Falcons had their best effort so far this season presenting a very balanced attack in gaining

The Falcons

175 yards rushing and 162 yards passing. Of note was

senior middle

guard and linebacker Dave Lawson

who kicked two more field goals, 38 and 58 yards, to boost his career total to 42, thus tying the NCAA record in that category. Additionally, tailback Ken Mike Worden each had 45 Wood and

quarterback

yards rushing while quarterback Rob Shaw paced the passing with 10 completions in 15 attempts for 87 yards and a touchdown (a seven yard pass to senior split end Frank Cox). The top pass receiver was flanker Craig Adams with five catches for 55 yards. Defensively, senior rover Ray Wild was one of the top performers with eight tackles and a pass interception that he returned 36 yards for a touchdown. Junior linebacker Mark Kenney led the Falcons with 14 tackles while junior cornerback Jim Miller had 13 tackles and a pass interception. All in all it was a great effort on the part of the underdog Falcons who fought valiantly throughout the only to see UCLA come from behind and

A Shaw to Cox pass gets six big ones.

game

tie them 20-20.

Reiner breaks

186

through the line.

UCLA ties Air Force

•

barely” (Los Angeles Times)

•

'.'•ft K"

’

;

wmmm

Navy Downs Air Force 17-0 newspaper said that “Navy clearly was superior" in the eighth contest between these two ser-

The

vice academies. The afternoon was an unproductive

nightmare as the Middies came up with the big plays offensively when it counted, and they came on stronger defensively as the game rolled on—allowing the Falcons only four yards total offense in the second half! The Falcon's winless streak was extended to nine games and Air Force’s zero “total" on the scoreboard gave

Navy the distinction of handing Air Force its

first shutout in 17 service-academy games. The game officials even helped the Navy cause by awarding them a free non-chargeable touchdown on a pass that

clearly hit the turf in front of the receiver in the end early in the fourth quarter.

zone

The silence in the Falcon locker room after the game was quite a contrast to the mood the week before after the thrilling 20-20 tie with nationallyranked UCLA. All that’s left to do is to get mad and .

wait until next season.

Scott Bream (49) tries to get free for some yardage as Rob Shaw (below) finds himself surrounded by Navy defenders.

188

Good Effort Falls Short, BYU 28 Air Force 14

Chris Milodragovitch (40) dives for an 8 yard gain in third quarter action against Brigham Young

(70) and Dave Lawson (64) team up with Mark Kenney (55) to stop a Cougar runner (below). Seniors Mike Renner

(above).

Despite their loss to BYU, Air Force came up with a great offensive show, totaling 343 yards on offense, including 259 yards rushing. Quarterback Mike Worden led all rushers with 83 yards on 13 carries and 48 yards passing. Tailback Ken Wood gained 70 yards on 20 carries and scored both touchdowns on runs of one and five yards. Tight end John Covington was the top receiver for the Falcons with four receptions for 56 yards. Defensively, the top players were rover Ray Wild with nine tackles and cornerback T. G. Parker with eight.

Quarterback Mike Worden (10) barks out signals to

the line.

Mike

Worden

fades

back,

looking for another receiver.

A DREAM

COME TRUE

190

Couldn’t have been a better day for a homecom-

ing football Dame

was ready for Notre stole a victory from the fighting Irish. Or was it Notre

game. Air Force

almost

they nationally-ranked Dame who barely stole the victory from the Falcons? Air Force manipulated the Irish with a well executed offense and a hard hitting defense for most of the afternoon. A crowd of over 43,000 people watched the as

Falcons control the first three quarters with Dave Reiner’s quick charges through the line, Mike Worden’s passes, Dave Lawson’s kicking and with super efforts from the offensive and defensive lines. All of a sudden, Joe Montana and the Irish went to work and pushed three fourth-quarter touchdowns into paydirt. The hapless Falcons watched as their 3010 lead shrunk to 30-17, then 30-24, and with three

minutes left in the game, the scoreboard read 31-30 Notre Dame. A dream come true had faded into a 0-51

record.

Vicki

Foes,

homecoming

queen for 1975, lends moral to the Falcon defense in the last quarter of the game.

support

Frank

Cox

diving

catch

(85) makes

quarter action.

ALMOST

Joe Montana (3) scrambles to look for an open receiver.

second

The Loss to the Colorado State University Rams this year was painful. The Falcons fumbled seven times

during the course of the game, turning over (CSU 47 AFA 10) tells the

four of them. The score rest

of the story. Senior quarterback Mike Worden was again the

offensive leader for Air Force, completing 13 passes in 30 attempts for 140 yards besides scoring on a

four-yard run. His top receiver was sophomore flanker Paul Williams, who caught five passes for 56 yards. Junior tailback Dave Reiner was the top runner with 66 yards on 14 carries in addition to two pass receptions for 28 yards. Right: Dave Reiner (25) breaks free for long yardage. Opposite: Quarterback Mike Worden (10) scrambles into the open.

Below: Paul Williams (86) snags one of five passes he caught during the game.

Falcons Drop Another One To The CSU Rams

&&&&&&& v

’.%?t» Ci>-^

193

194

Falcons Rip Army 33-3 Army lets one fly.

The Falcons finally put it all together this week as they whipped the Black Knights from Hudson High, 33-3. After spotting the Army offense three points early in the first period, the

Falcon defense stiffened and did not allow another score all afternoon. By the end of the game the Air Force defense had recovered two fumbles and intercepted a couple of passes. One of those interceptions, by ]im Miller, led

directly to an Air Force touchdown. The Falcon offense was not to be outdone, however, as they scored on five of their first six of the football. Throughout the afternoon the offense showed great balance by rushing for 176 yards and passing for 132 yards. All American Dave Lawson had another of his

possessions

record setting afternoons as he broke the NCAA record for career points scored by

common

Dave Lawson kicks one of his four field goals enroute to breaking NCAA record for most points scored by kicking in a career.

kicking that was previously held by Bill McClard of the University of Arkansas. Mike Worden also had a fine day, completing 12 of 14 passes for 88 yards and no interceptions. Rob Shaw backed him up well by completing six of twelve passes for 44 yards. Running back Dave Reiner was also a standout as he rushed for 55 yards and a touchdown.

195

Air Force

Upsets Tulane 13-3

Frank Cox shows his

ver-

satility by hauling one in on his forearms.

The Falcons decided that they didn't like the Colorado

weather, so they traveled to the comfort of the New Orleans

Superdome to play the Tulane Green Wave. Coming up with a

great defensive effort, the Falcons held Tulane to just 199

yards total offense. The Greenie offense was especially inept in the second half, as they could only gain 27 yards passing and a minus four yards rushing. Junior linebacker Mark Kenney was outstanding as he blocked an extra point and recovered the Tulane fumble which set up the Falcon's first score.

After relinquishing 12 points to the Greenies in the first

half, the Falcons rallied behind a 23 yard Mike Worden to Frank Cox touchdown pass, and a one yard touchdown plunge by tailback Ken Wood. Thus, the Falcons extended

their mini-streak to two straight games as they upset Tulane 13-12.

Bad News Bears Visit Academy With the Rose Bowl in their sights, the California Bears, led by Joe Roth, came to Falcon Stadium to take on Air Force in front of 35,770 Falcon fans.

Bringing with them a national ranking of 16th, the Bears got on the scoreboard when their quarterback

Roth hit Wesley Walker on a third down play for a 34 yard touchdown pass. After Breech’s 51 yard field goal, which made the score 10-0, the Falcons put

together their first successful drive of the contest with Ken Wood taking a 10 yard strike from Mike Worden and plunging over for the score. A 32 yard, sprint by Muncie down the sidelines and a 63 yard pass to Walker, again, made the score 24-7 at the half. The Falcons matched the Bear’s play in the second half with each team tallying a touchdown apiece-Tom Newton ramming in from the one for

the Bears in the third quarter, and freshman Jeff taking one in from the four in the fourth

Forster

quarter after a Rosebush-to-Hoog 71 yard pass play.

Although Dave Lawson was short on a 70 yard field goal attempt later in the game, Air Force defense did not allow anymore California scoring as they caught Roth behind the line four times, the most the Bear

quarterback has been sacked this season. The final score

left the Falcons behind again, however, put-

ting their season record at a 2-7-1. Mike Worden (10J and Ken Wood (45) team up for an Air Force touchdown in the first half.

(Opposite) Mike Renner (70), Ray Wild (12), and Phil Richmond (75) gangup to stop California’s Muncie short of a first down.

alifornia-31

A Long Season Ends-Wyoming 24 Air Force 10 The Falcons closed out their dismal 1975 football

by losing to the Wyoming Cowboys. Plagued mistakes all day, the Falcon offense fumbled away by season

several scoring threats and stalled out their drives with seven penalties. To add insult to injury, two Air Force

turnovers

were

converted

into

Wyoming

touchdowns. The Falcon defense had a rough day containing the Cowboy running attack also. Senior Ray Wild had

tallying 21 tackles during the the most game, by any defender on the team this season. That helped give Wild the Academy career a

super day, however,

tackle record of 337, breaking the mark of 331 set by Jim Morris during the 1971, 1972 and 1973 seasons. Dave Lawson added four points to the game with his toe, bringing his career point total by placekicking to 231

and his career field goal total to 51. Both of

these are national collegiate (major college] career records. So despite the gloomy ending, the season did have its standouts. There are enough underclassmen on the squad to give plenty of promise for improved

fortunes during the 1976 season, and to them we wish the best of luck.

After a disappointing 1974 season, the 1975 AFA

sophomore

looked for an improved season based on hustle and

Armstrong,

teamwork. With a nine game winning streak, the team broke several Academy records and ended the year with a satisfying 9-5 season. Several members of the team were selected for All-League honors, including Greg Schultze, the outstanding sophomore goalie. Schultze and reserve goalie Steve Riggins backed up a fine

Steve

included

ecutes

Dwight Landmann (24) experfect tackle—man and

the

ball. ’75-'76 Soccer Team-Back row (L-R): Maj T. Jeter, C. Olsen, J. Levine, G. Schultze, S. Riggins, J. Puffenbaugher, P. McBride, Capt R. Judas (asst coach), Sq Ldr Brett. Middle Row: L.

Hopple (trainer), Capt J. Thames (head coach), R. Clements, S. Kelly, T. Dronkers, D. Landmann, R. Soucy, R. Armstrong, E. Heines (Mgr).

Front

row:

G. Petersen

(Mgr),

Doyle,

Niezen, R. Bartalone, T. Villalobis, A. Krott, A.

Patriquin, S. Jonak.

scorer

helped by Rex

The halfback line was anchored by junior Bob Roger Clements. Bob Bartalone, Villalobis, John Puffenbauger, and Bobby Doyle Tony were also instrumental in Air Force’s control of the Souce and senior

midfield throughout the year.

Providing an inspiration to next year’s team with thankful for in

Above:

by leading

was

Levine.

Olsen.

Sean

led

(second leading scorer), Al Patriquin, jonak, Andy Krott, Alex Niezen, and John

its fine records and

which

was

Phil McBride. He

Landmann, Kelly, Harry Dutchysyn, Tony Dronkers, and Carl line

defensive

202

The offensive line

Soccer Team, led by team captain Dwight Landmann,

results, there

was

lot to be

Above: Phil MeBride sets for a short.

Right: Dwight Landand Greg

mann

Schultze combine to stop a shot.

204

Center: Dutch (Harry Dutchysyn) begins his famous

overlap step. Above: Sean

Kelly with a clear from the penalty

area.

Left:

Alex Niezen

might be short, but Colorado

College players wouldn’t believe it. The season could have ended with a much better record with a few breaks. Three of the losses were

in overtime, and a total of six

goals by the opa perfect

ponents in those five losses prevented season.

Next year, the team

can

expect strong perfor-

from captain-elect Bob Soucy, returning leader Phil McBride, and of course the everscoring present "Pele" (Greg Schultze) in goal. mances

20S

206

Far Left: Team

high-scorer Phil MeBride waltzes the ball away from a

Colorado College player.

Left: Dwight Landmann outspeeds a

Denver

ball.

University player for the

Below: Iron Toe (Carl Olsen) strikes

again!

207

ABOVE: Team Ford.

Captain and

two

fine All-American

Jeff

ABOVE RIGHT: Triple Dual Cross Country meet against Adams State and Southern Colorado was run in the snow.

Cross

Country

208

The class of ’76 led the Varsity Cross Country team through its best season since 1964. Nationally-ranked

schools such as New Mexico and Drake made the season anything but easy however. Handicapped by the loss of Mike Layman early in the year, the team still finished with an 8-4 season. Mike Layman and Jeff Ford were the only two seniors on the team backed up by juniors Gary Shephard, Keith Haines, Kirk Bodary and Toby Nichols, and sophomores Rich Leinbach and Dan Lentz. Next

year’s team can expect good performances from team captain Keith Haines, Gary Shephard and Toby Nichols, with Dan Lentz and this year’s reserve leader Dave McKenney.

USA FA

Front Row: Ken Hendrick, Ray Bartlett, Ken Bodary, Jeff Ford (Captain), Keith Haines, Toby Nichols, Scott Richardson. Back Row: Coach Arne Arnesen, Kosta Asselanis (Mgr), Rich Leinbach, John

TSA r A

MacGilvra, Dan Lentz, Garry Sheppard, Mike Layman, Dave Wynn, (O.R.), Steve Clark (Mgr).

Vic Hackley

209

Bill Monroe

explodes on defense to in-

tercept a pass.

210

Above: Roger Rechsteiner watches the game intently. Left: Walt Heidmous, team captain, put in another super year as

goalie. The 1975 Water Polo season proved to be a disappointment, especially after 1974’s successful 20-6 season climaxed by an invitation to the NCAA championships. The overall season record was 11-7-1 which included a third place finish in the Arizona

■paf flllUgff

UHHP ■HM-SS

SSlij?

sag.»

Tournament, fifth in the Northern California Invitational, second in the Air Force Invitational and second in the District VII

playoffs. The team will miss the class of '76 which started seniors in five

the

seven

positions—Walt

Heidmous

(goalie),

Don

Gresham, Bill Monroe, Roger Rechsteiner, and ]im Hogue

(field). The 1976 Water Polo team will be a relatively young squad to be led by Jeff Heidmous, Armando Costales, and Don Magee, who are all seniors next year. Despite the disappointment compared to last year, the team fine effort overall and ended up with a winning Arizona, New Mexico and Utah Universities will a provide formidable challenge for future teams to match this

showed

season.

season’s record.

211

WRESTLING AFA

Winter Sports

(7-6)

OPP

New Mexico

Nebraska

CSU

Auburn

Adams State

Arizona

Northern Colorado

MIWA: 8th Place

Minnesota

Michigan

Mankato State

Colorado Mines

Western State

Colorado

NCAA

Regionals: 6th Place

ICE HOCKEY AAFA

(16-10)

RIFLE OPP

AFA

GYMNASTICS OPP

AFA

(3-3)

OPP

AFA

OPP

Lake Forest

(16-9)

2179

Colorado

2110

192.85 South Dakota

165.65

Merchant Marine

Lake Forest

2179

Colorado State

2033

182.70

172.75

Mankato State

Regis

2179

2032

189.75 Colorado State

191.3

Colorado

Mankato State

Wyoming

2179

Southern Colorado

1990

193.95

173.85

Arkansas

2179

Colorado Mines

1972

179.45 Colorado

196.75

Gonzaga

Colgate Pennsylvania

2195

2095

177.55 Colorado State

190.45

Colorado State

Manitoba

Wyoming

2195

Colorado State

2045

Manitoba

2195

Colorado Mines

2001

2195

Colorado

1995

Portland State

2195

Southern Colorado

1904

AFA

Montana

OPP

2740

Stevens Tech

Montana State

2740

2607

2199

Coast Guard

2124

Denver

2727

Colorado

Southern Colorado

Bowdoin

1615

1493

St. John’s

Xavier

(Ohio)

Bowdoin

2184

2195

Northern Colorado

Army Royal Military (CAN) Wyoming

2722

Rutgers Army

Tulane

Wis-River Falls

Navy Virginia Military In.

2803

U.S. Olympic Team Concordia Concordia Wis-River Falls

Wyoming Navy

2184

Colorado State

2163

Wis.-Milwaukee

2184

Colorado

2033

Valparaiso

2184

Colorado Mines

1928

Utah State

2184

Southern Colorado

1780

Weber State

1090

Colorado State

1078

Samford

Army Army Royal Military (CAN) Royal Military (CAN) Western Michigan Western Michigan

1090

Wyoming

1048

Western State

Denver

1090

Colorado Mines

1020

Calif.-Santa Barbara

1090

Colorado

980

Calif.-Irvine

1090

Southern Colorado

858

Denver

9 6 4

5 6

St. Thomas St. Thomas

5 5

7 7

Chicago State Chicago State

13 14

(23-2)

6 4

INDOOR TRACK

PISTOL AFA

3177

(13-1)

Navy

(8-2-0)

OPP

3176

Coast Guard

2931

Adams State

3176

Army

3128

106 64

Wyoming

3176

Merchant Marine

2967

New Mexico Southern Colorado

3176 3176

Villanova MIT

2878 2675

79 /2

Colorado

87 /z

3202

Wooster

88Vz

Utah

3202

2798

88 Vi

Nebraska

40 /2

3202

99’/j

Adams State

1111

Boston State Univ of Penn. MIT

Southern Colorado Colorado State

22'/2

1111

852

1111

Boston State Univ. of Mass.

1111

Wooster

99 /2 98

Hays State

FENCING

(3-2-0)

SWIMMING AFA

(6-0-0)

OPP

Texas Tech

Colorado State

Colorado

Denver

Metro State

Wyoming

OPP

Ft.

3236

AFA

79 Vi

Northern Colorado

Poly Tech

2821 2447

1093 932 1091

213

Hockey is After the tremendous

performance of the 74-75 Air

Force hockey team which posted a 24-5-1 record, everyone

expected a lot from the team again this year. Returning to lead the team this year were captain Chuck Pribyl and Doug Liebbrand at defense, Dave Spannbauer in goal, and forwards Kevin Pedersen, Chuck Delich and Gary Batinich. Overall, the Falcons had a young team with four freshmen and numerous JV players getting a chance to perform. Youth did not hold them back as the Falcons

posted a 16-10 record for the year. Highlights for the year include an opening two game sweep over Lake Forest, 8-2 and 5-3. Over the Thanksgiving holidays the team took third place in the Utica Invitational Tournament by beating highly regarded Pennsylvania 7-5 after bowing to Colgate. At the Christmas break the Falcons held an impressive 8-2 record. The leers played their most exciting series of the season at home against Bowdoin College, last years small college champions. Bowdoin won the first game 5-3, but the Falcons back to win a squeaker the second night, 2-1. After that tough series, Air Force traveled to West Point and in came

the first game couldn’t get their scoring unleashed and fell 3-0. On

Saturday, revenge came sweetly as the Falcons showed the greatness of airpower by bombarding the “Grunts", 9-2. Returning home, Air Force defended its right to the Royal Military College’s traveling trophy by beating them 6-2 and 4-3. Since the trophy’s beginning the Royal Military College has never wrested it from the Falcon’s talons. Air Force wound up its fourth winning season in five years by trouncing Chicago State 13-6 and 14-4.

Chuck Pribyl and Kevin Pedersen finished Falcon hockey careers with successful seasons.

their Pribyl had 35 points and led the team in penalties with 27 for a 68 minute total. Pedersen was second in goals scored with 25 and 39 total points.

215

Chuck Delich led the team offensively and by the season's end had tied or broken nine school records.

These included; most goals-44, most points-79, and most hat tricks-9. Ten of Delich’s goals came while the team was shorthanded. junior defenseman Doug Liebbrand showed he could help the team offensively by accumulating 42 points throughout the season and sophomore Gary Batanich proved to be a fitting sidekick for Chuck Delich with his 42 assists and 64 points. Dave

up with big saves. On 964 chances, Spannbauer

through a high scoring offense led by junior Chuck Delich and survived through the season with a young team and inexperienced defense.- Since the Falcons are losing only Chuck Pribyl and Kevin season

Pedersen to

graduation,

the

new

captains; Chuck

Delich, Doug Liebbrand and Dave. Spannbauer all have

high hopes for the next season.

Spannbauer provided the winning edge in

goal for the Falcons. With an inexperienced defense the team had to rely on him throughout the season to

216

come

saved 849 shots on goal for a .881 save percentage. Overall, the Falcon leers attained a winning

Formalities

Left: Chuck Delich lets a River Falls player know what he thinks of him. Below: Chuck Pribyl takes one in the eye against Denver.

ABOVE: Kevin Pederson works

one

the

goalie. Right:

Chuck Delech scores a hatrick.

And The Finishing Touches That Create A Victory.

218

Row: C. Beltrand, J. Weida, B. Luukkonen, J. Newman, K. Pedersen, D. Liebrand, T. Uren, F. Senta, P. King, J. McChesney. Middie Row: Lt Col Meir (Officer Rep.), Dr. Todd, D. McGraw (Mgr), J. Ladd, H. Hammond, S. Berg, M. Sharnenberg, K. Mattern, S. Asbell, G. Bathich, G. Strong, M. Dunbar, E. Haendshke, M. Rochaniuk, M. Braley, D. Snyder, R. Kelly, D. Miller, J. Isle, B. Baldvica (Asst.

Top

Coach), T. Mesquita (Equip. Mgr), Dr. Miller, Bill Reed (Trainer). Bottom Row: John Matchefli (Head Coach), M. Shadbegian, D. Cesavek, B. Olmstead, E. Fairbrother, G. Hennings, T. Talbot, D. Spanbauer, C. Prybil, R. Robideaux, J. Binaman, C. Delich, 2nd Lt Michelletti (Asst Coach).

219

BASKETBALL ’75-76 The

1975-76

Basketball

season

saw

the

Falcons compile a 16-9 record which is the best in 14 years and stands as the third best in Academy history. The team again ranked as one of the nation's finest defensive teams. The style of play of this year’s team was more wide-open than

past year’s and brought many exciting

moments

the

fans. The team

was

guided

through the season by the experience of the four senior members: the team captain Greg Schneider, Mike Sevier, Rick Schoenlein, and Jeff Steig. Schneider, known primarily for his defense, and Sevier, whose reputation for

aggressive play near the basket was well-known, completed their fourth varsity season. They are the first players in Academy history to have received four varsity letters. Schoenlein’s intense hustle and fine outside shooting pulled the team through many rough spots. Over the summer, Steig developed the finest hook shot this side of Kareem Abdul fabbar and added a dimension to the Falcon’s inside game.

new

Right: Jeff Steig (51) hooks in another shot against the Valparaiso Crusaders. Below: Falcon starters Mike Sevier, Randy Gricius, Bob Djokovitch, Rick Schoenlein and Greg Schneider ‘huddle-up’ before the game.

Outside the four seniors, the team was composed of sophomores and freshmen. Most notable of these were Bob Djokovitch and Tom Schneeberger, freshman Randy Gricius. Djokovitch started at guard and was the primary playmaker. He has great ability to find the open man as well as being a scoring threat. Schneeberger was an intermittent starter and strong reserve who provided great outside shooting and

sophomores and

some

much-needed

offensive

rebounding. Randy

Gricius improved with each game and ended the season

leading the team in scoring. His size and mobility made him very effective near the basket.

Right: Bob Djokovitch (44) prepares to pass off. Below: Jeff Steig and Tom Schneeberger grab for a rebound over Northern Colorado as Bill Woodall watches.

222

Above: Bob defender.

Djokovitch drives past a UNC

Left: Leading scorer Randy Gricius puts it up for two points and draws a foul as Greg Schneider looks on.

Any good team needs a good bench and the Falcons had one. Sophomores Randle Read, Bill Woodall, Keith Woodfork and freshmen Lenny Kendall, Andy Busch, and

Jeff Utley, all gave some clutch performances during the course of the season. And keeping them all

line

was

the

man-behind-the-

sophomore manager Tom Rubin. With this predominance of youth and the great experience they gained this year, this team has the potential to develop into the finest team in Academy history in the next scenes,

few years.

223

RIGHT: Greg Schneider and Mike Sevier stand Randy Gricius takes it up for a score.

poised as

BELOW: Coach Egan points out the opposition’s weak points

during a time-out.

224

Top Row (L-R): Jim Conboy (trainer), Bill Woodall, Lenny Kendall, Bob Djokovitch, Schneeberger, Randy Gricius, Andy Busch, Rande Read, Keith Woodfork, Tom Rubin. Bottom Row: Jeff Graves (Asst Coach), Mike Sevier, Sam Peshut (Asst Coach), Jeff Steig, Hank Egan (Head Coach), Greg Schneider, Fred Budinger (Asst Coach),

Tom

Rick Schoenlein.

225

GYMNASTICS

Nevin performs on the rings (above right). Pat Goodman is seen on the parallel bars (below).

Mike

The Varsity Gymnastic team had a pretty good year with a dual meet record of 3 wins and 3 losses. They also had a strong performance in the Western Independents

Championships, qualifying meet for the NCAA’s, with a 4th place finish. They had 3 cadets make the finals at the Westerns. They were Kirk Stephens on his specialty, the

side horse, Sam Gilmore on the high bar, and Mike Otomo on Free Exercise. However none of the cadets were able to qualify for the NCAA’s which were won by Penn. State. The team was very young this year and is looking forward to some very strong seasons in the next couple

of years. The only senior on the team, Mickey Duvall, to compete because of a shoulder operation. The two juniors on the team, Stephens on the side horse and Bert Rund on the still rings, helped provide the was unable

sophomores. Most of it centered around the three allarounders, Mark Fulks, Sam Gilmore, and Pat Goodman, with help from the other 3rd classmen, Bob Wenrich and Mark Wilkinson on the high bar, Mike on the still rings, and Mark Zamzow on the parallel bars. Finally the rest of the team was made up by a strong multiple event man, Greg Brewer, Mike Schanberger on the side horse, and Mike Otomo on free exercise and vaulting.

Nevin

At the end of this year Lt. Col. Karl Schwenzfeier retiring from the Air Force and take the head

will be

coaching position at Penn. State. He has served as coach from 1965-1976. In 1975 he was head coach of the PanAm team that took the gold medal and in 1976 he is the

coach of the U.S. Olympic Gymnastic Team. He will be

replaced by assistant coach, Capt Townsend.

necessary leadership. The bulk of the team was in the

(bottom, left to right): John Calvin, Jim Flickenger, Mickey (captain), Greg Brewer, Tom Hunt, Steve Brines. 2nd Row: Captain Carl Townsend (asst, coach), Mike Otomo, Pat Goodman, Bob 1st Row

Duvall

Wenrich, Mark Fulks, Mike Nevin, Bert Rund, Willie Benitex (Mgr.). 3rd Row: Mike Schanberger, Mark Zamzow, Kirk Stephens, Sam Gilmore, Walter Reed, Mark Wilkinson.

0 0*7

Top: Terry Manning (Mgr), Maj Wayne Baughman (Head Coach), Maj William Glenn (Faculty Advisor), Jay Tenpas, Dave Peth, Steve Spies, Scott Hay, Mark Sowards, Jay Snyder, Samuel Kinard, TSgt Warren Hegwood (Trainer), Capt Harry Koerber (Assistance Coach). 3rd Row: Mark Cobert, Dennis Hugo, Ron Impellizeri,

228

Roger Schuld, Chris Brown, Brete Carlson, Charles Nicholls. 2nd Row: Ken Plesanton (Mgr), Lynn Shimabukuro, Robert Broberg, Jim Pauly, Frank Vaccaro, Pete Withers, Doug Storms. 1st Row: Russ Monroe Cassella, Ratchford, Kevin Lonergan, Greg Bush, Enrique Saa, Scott Stewart, Marv Cook, A1 Nuytten,

SMBT?

LEFT: Kevin Lonergan and Russ Cassella their “moves” on each other.

practice

Winning seasons have become a habit for Falcon Wrestling Teams. This year’s team finished with a 7-6 record, following a 10-1-1 record in 75. The schedule for the 76 season was much tougher than in the past,

was

but the Falcons

their seats whenever he wrestled. Russ Cassella, after collecting numerous awards and honors in his

came

up with

some

important and

pleasing victories. Air Force avenged its only loss of the 75 season by crushing Auburn 27-14. The two closest rivals, Colorado School of Mines and Colorado State University, were defeated 32-10 and 23-17 respectively.

Individually, the team was filled with talented seniors. The top individual was Steve Campbell, who completed the season with a 17-2 record and the most team points. Campbell displayed his outstanding abilities by beating Mark Johnson of Michigan (second in NCAA finals) and Craig Kelso of Adams State (NAIA national champion). He also won the Mountain Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Tournament (MIWA). Marvin Cooke progressively improved over his four years on the team, finishing with a fine senior year and a trip to the NCAA national competition.

Al Nuytten was the team leader and captain. Nuytten took a fourth place in the MIWA and a third in the NCAA Western Regionals. He also placed first

Olympic trials in the 220 weight class. Senior Kevin Lonergan’s second varsity year in the Western U.S.

RIGHT: Team

highlighted with an exciting 5-4 win over Auburn some big victories in the NCAA Western Regionals. Enrique Saa came up with a real big win over Minnesota, and kept everyone on the edge of and

first three years of varsity experience, dropped off slightly, but still had the most pins on the team.

Campbell, Cook, Nuytten, and Cassella all were varsity wrestlers for four years. Lonergan and Studor varsity for two years and Saa for one.

were

Even

though

there

team, there will be

were

some

very

many seniors

the

capable wrestlers to

take over next year. “Ratch” Ratchford, a three year letterman, led the team this year with the most “superior” decisions as a junior. “Ratch” also took second in the NCAA Western Regionals and went to the Nationals. “Ratch” will undoubtedly be one of the best wrestlers in the nation next year. Mike Gump,

Greg Bush, Mark Colbert, Scott Stewart, and Lynn Shimabukuro all wrestled regularly on the varsity this year and will be out for bigger and better things next year.

Major Wayne Baughman, picked to be the

1976 U.S. Olympic coach, took over as varsity wrestl-

ing coach for the 75-76 season and will be around to lead next year’s team.

captain Al Nuytten led the wrestlers

through another winning season. ABOVE: Enrique Saa practices his Freman’s carry in a

workout.

229

Rifle And Pistol

Squads Blast Foes In

the

nationwide

Inter-

collegiate Sectionals, the pistol team placed second in the International course of fire, missing first place by 56 points out of 2700. In the conventional course of fire, the team missed place by 18 points out of 1200 and won fifth. The overall finish was

first

third in the nation. Two team members were selected as All Americans: C1C Bob Kleinhaus of Rebel Eleven and C2C

Joe Zahoibsky of 32 CSQ. Joe missed the national championship by four points in the conventional course of fire and eleven points in the international course of fire. Both were All Americans last year. In

addition,

pistol team coach

Bobby J. Tiner, represented the United States in the CISM (Council International Sports MilitaryJ Cham-

pionships in June, shooting against teams

from the armed forces of 35

other nations, including the Warsaw Pact. Tiner won a silver medal at the

competition. Coached by MSgt Dave Iverson and captained by Bruce Lambert, this year’s team finished with an impressive 23-2 record despite problems with the indoor range which plagued the team all year. Senior Paul Sutliff captured the honor of Most Valuable Rifleman for

Academy with a 275 match average, as well as being named the Colorado-Wyoming Conference Champion. Lambert finished a close the

second in the conference with a 274 average. The other two members of the first Herchak

junior Sammy (273) and either Jerry Armstrong (268) or sophomore Tom Morton (268J. 230

team were

1976 AFA Pistol Team-Front Row:

Joseph Zahrobsky (All-American), Jesse Huerta, Mike Captain), Robert Kleinhans (All-America), David Frymire. Second Row Major Jay D. Miller (Officer Representative), Andrew Winter (Manager), John Helman Ken Hollenbeck, Joseph Butler, Chester Schirmer, John McCafferty (Managerl Dave MrFaddin TSgt. Bobby Tiner (Head Coach). Third Row: Gary Skubal, Brint Bristow, Dinnis Schouh. Mike McGee, Daniel Janik, John Thomas, Richard Ryan, Mark Kuhlmann

McGuire (Team

Falcon

Pistol

All-Americans

1975-1976: Bob Kleinhans and Joe

Zahrobsky.

Team

Captain Bruce Lambert sharpens his shooting skills on the rifle range. The high point of the season was

victory over Army, the second in two years and the fourth a

2727-2722

time in Academy history.

Rifle Team-Back row (L-R): Mike Roller, Ed Hunt, Jeff Kohlhofer, Nick Reuss, Steve Merriam, Jerry Armstrong, Tom Morton. Middle Row: MSgt David Iverson (coach), Jess Yarbrough (Mgr), Steve Looney, Bud Ball, Scott Allen, Gary Finchum, John Pardo, Lee Lewis, Tom Winter (Mgr). Front Row: Sammy Herchak, Bruce Lambert (Team Captain), Paul Sutliff (MVR), Rich Lane.

231

Indoor Track ADAMS STATE

(92-44):

Air Force

going

won

away as Russ Clemons long jumped to a new school record of 24'l 3/4'. Dennis Bellamy tied the school

record in the 60 with a 6 2 .

WYOMING (106-34): Mike McGinnis threw 53 9 3/4 in the shot, Vi" off the school record. NEW MEXICO (64-76): The Lobos won despite '

Mark Webster’s new school and Field House record in the 600 with a time of 1:09.2. The mile relay team of

Bill Lee, Jeff Remington, Webster and Rod Williams also set a new Field House record of 3:14.9.

COLORADO, SOUTHERN COLORADO ( 79 V2

Mark Webster continues breaking records with a new school and Field House mark in the 440. Webster ran it in 47.5. Greg Holm set a new school 87V2

mark

the

high jump, soraing

6 8 3/4 ".

Jim

McReynolds tied the school record in the 60 with a 6.2

clocking. MICHIGAN STATE RELAYS: T. G. Parker won first and Ahart Powers ran second in the 70 yard high hurdles. Both men equalled the school mark with identical 8.4 times. The shuttle hurdle relay team

placed second with a time of 29.0. The sprint medley relay team also placed second with a 3:29.6 clocking. Mark Webster ran the 600 in 1:10.9 for a third place finish.

Mike

Layman

was

timed

4:10.3

the

mile—good for another third place. The mile relay team placed second with a time of 3:17.3.

Top Left:

Russ Clemons extends for school record in the long jump. Bottom

Left:

Mark

Webster wins

new

the

440

against Adams State. Top Right: Garry Sheppard leads the mile against Adams State. Bottom Right: The strain of competition shows in this USAFA shot putter’s face.

NEBRASKA-UTAH

(88Vfe-40Vfe-44): USAFA won

again, paced by the performance of the mile relay team of Bill Lee, Jeff Remington, Mark Webster and Rod Williams. The team broke their own Field House

and school record by half a second,

winning at 3:14.4.

CENTRAL

COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS: The Falcons placed fifth out of 20 teams as a result of

strong team showing. Mark Webster tied for first in the 600. The mile relay team finished second. T. G. a

Parker was second in the 60 yard high hurdles. Ahart Powers was third. Craig Adams placed third in the tri-

pie jump with a leap of 46T1". Russ Clemons was fifth in the long jump. ADAMS

STATE-SOUTHERN

COLORADO

(99V2-51-22V2): Mark Webster’s two new records paced the Falcons to a solid victory over USAFA’s instate

rivals. Webster set another new record in the

440 and claimed

a new

school best in the 300 with a

30.7 time. Russ Clemons leaped 25'2" for a new school

and Field House mark in the long jump. Clemons also

record in the triple jump. COLORADO STATE (98-42): The Falcons overpowered the Rams, scoring points in every event but the mile and two-mile. set

a new

233

Back Row: LtCol P. Arata (Head Coach), Jim Hartley, Dave Hartley, Joel Martin, Rick Hamlin, Jack Malcom, Bob Hamilton, John Susalla, Bob Coronett, Mark Muttilamen, Pete Rogas, Joey Hackbarth, Capt Mikki King (Diving Coach), Capt W. Griffith (Asst. Coach). Middle Row: Team Captain Jim Hogue, Rob Seamster,

Arthur Maye, Tom Carpenter, Bruce Nelson, Tim Martin, Dave Vandam, Blake Bourland, Bill Marshall. Front Row: Don Sewell, Craig Murra, Mike Paquette, Peter Zarate, Frank Snyder, Mark

Morgan, Gary Hackbarth, Doug Poorman, Don Magee.

Swimming This year, with another undefeated swimming the class of 1976 became the first class in the history of the Academy to finish an undefeated dual swimming meet career. The consecutive victories now number 43, and in addition, the consecutive home vieseason,

tories reached 60

the team has been undefeated at

home for nine years.

The addition of an exceptionally strong freshman class has helped the team immeasurably. The closest meet of the season was against Texas Tech, where team captain Jim Hogue, though extremely ill with the flu, came on strong enough to win his events. With the help of a 1-2 finish in diving by Jim Hertley and Blake

Bourland, USAFA won the meet 58-55. The victory over CU two weeks later

was

especially satisfying for the

team. Colorado is an archrival for the Academy, and the

swimmers

ready

were

for

them.

The

84-29

victory

proved it. The year was a real winner; out of 78 events this season,

the team

freestyle relay straight year.

won 69 and lost only 9, while our remained undefeated for the fourth

The season ended on another positive note: at the National Independent Conference Meet, eleven school records were broken, 10 by freshmen and one by a

sophomore. Distance freestyler Frank Snyder broke 4 school records, breaststroker Joey Hackbarth broke 3, Steve Halvorsen, Rob Seamster and Doug Poorman each broke one school record. The Medley relay record was also broken to practically clean the record board. Ted Needhand and Craig Moore also put in a good effort by swimming their personal bests. With the recruiting effort for 1980 going well, and the return of a strong class of 1979, the team’s future looks bright and more records are sure to be set in seasons

to come. As an interesting note, Tom Martin and

Jim Hogue are the first swimmers in Academy history to have finished all four years without being in a losing meet for the Academy! Above: Team Captain Jim Hogue awaits the start of his event. Hogue has been the team’s leading sprinter for 4 years.

Left: Rob Seamster finishes the first of four strokes in the 400 yd. ind.

Top

medley. Left: Joey Hackbarth grabs for air during his 200 yd. breaststroke event.

Near

235

Captain, Mark Whalen, practices his Sabre fleche in preparation for an upcoming bout.

Team

Above Right: Mark Whalen, the Falcon’s 75-76 team captain, with a varsity career record of 60 wins and 24 losses.

Right: Tom Young and Rory Childress “go electric” in practicing Epee as Mike Nichols and Mike Ardo look on. Far

Back Row: Mark Sares (Sabre). Conrad Gruca (Epee), Craig Platenberg (Foil), Mark Whalen (Sabre). Tom Young (Epee), Nick Toth (Head Coach), Bob Guice (Epee), Bob Vogt (Sabre) Bob Grove (Sabre), John Buckley (Sabre). Front Row: Rory Childress (Epee), John Williams (Foil) Denny Nixon (Foil), Stu Alexander (Foil), Rick Spott (Foil), Mike Ardo (Epee), Ard Horvath (Foil). Not Pictured: Joe McLaughlin (Sabre), George Ernhart (Epee),

236

This year’s Falcon fencers started with six retur-

ning lettermen. Returning in foil were John Williams, Rick Spott and Stu Alexander. For the epee team, Rory Childress and Tom Young came back to help out the team, and for the sabre team Mark Whalen, the ’75-’76 team captain, was the lone returnee. Practice started in early September for the Falcons with Coach Nick Toth conducting the daily sessions. Stretching, lunging, running and shadow fencing intermixed with personal lessons from “Coach”, was the workout schedule through late January when the first meet, an away trip to the East, kicked the season off. After the trip the Falcons came away with a 18-9 win over Stevens and two close

losses, 13-14 to Rutgers and 12-15 to Army. In February, Air Force met Colorado University

twice and upped their record to 3-2 with a 21-6 victory and a forfeit. The big meet of the year was in Los

Angeles at the Western Intercollegiate Championships. The team traveled with the six returning lettermen, Rob Sarnoski in epee, and Joe McLaughlin and Bob Grove in sabre to fill out the nine man squad. The first of the three day meet saw the foil team take third place with John Williams going undefeated and thereby making the individual finals where he took fifth place. The second day saw the epee team capture a second place. Rory Childress and Rob Sarnoski both made the individual finals and placed seventh and ninth respectively. On the last day the sabre team tried to defend its 1975 title but came out second

bouts. Joe McLaughlin and Mark Whalen made the finals and placed fifth and eighth respectively. Through the effort of each fencer, the 1976 Air Force team took first place overall and captured the Western Intercollegiate Fencing Crown. two

Spring Sports L

238

8 9

(17-24)

15 9

Colorado State Colorado State Southern Colorado

AFA

(16-0)

TENNIS OPP

AFA

Western State

1.5

Oral Roberts

Wyoming

Colorado

South Florida South Florida Eckerd College

Colorado College

Northern Colorado Northern Colorado

Wyoming

Florida

Northern Colorado

Colorado Mines

Southern Colorado

Tampa

Regis

Stetson Florida Tech Southern Colorado Northern Colorado Colorado College

Denver

Adams State

Western State

Stetson

Wyoming Wyoming

11.5

Wyoming

6.5

Denver

Ft. Lewis

Adams State

14.5

New Mexico

Adams State Metro State Metro State

Colorado College Denver Southern Colorado

Southern Colorado Colorado State Colorado State Northern Colorado Northern Colorado Northern Colorado

9.5

13.5

16.5

Southern Colorado Denver Colorado College

3 9 2

Denver Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado

(6-3)

Maryland Morgan State

Colorado

Denver

North Carolina Colorado College Denver Denver Lacrosse Cl. Colorado College

18 14

0 8

LACROSSE AFA

5 8

OPP

16.5

(8-15)

Colorado Mines Denver Southern Colorado

2 4

OPP

AFA

OPP

Regis Regis Regis Rollins Wisconsin Wisconsin Florida Tech Florida Southern Florida Southern Stetson

0 0

GOLF

BASEBALL (Cont.)

BASEBALL AFA

OUTDOOR TRACK

Opp 21 8 4 4

21 17

10 8 14

AFA

(3-0)

OPP

98.3

Northern Colorado 59.6

98.3

Wyoming

108

Southern Colorado 37

Highland

.5 8.5 4.5 1.5

8 7

2 1

LACROSSE

This year the Lacrosse Team marked up an impressive 7-3 season record. The Falcon squad, coached by Bill Markham and Phil Pignataro, dominated the

Rocky Mountain Division, winning the Rocky Mountain Open and Intercollegiate Championships. The team was paced by

Academy record holder Bill

Woolford, who closed out his career by setting seven

school records including most points in a career. Other top scorers on the squad included team captain Rich

Long, Randy Reynolds, George Mandis, Mason Goodhand, and Mike MacDonald. Tom Talbot and Ed Agis performed well in the goals for the Falcons, while Frank

Casserino, Bob Marshall and Stan Peterson anchored the defense. The three defeats suffered by the Falcons came at the hands of North Carolina and University of

Maryland-Baltimore, two of the top teams in the nation, and Colorado College in the final

game of the season. In

competition within the Rocky Mountain Division, the Falcons averaged 20 goals per game, while

allowing op-

ponents an average of only 6 goals per game. Tom Lane battles opponent (far

left). In lower left Paul Sowada fends off C.C. player as he keeps an eye on t~he ball. George Mandis takes a shot at which is

goal stopped by goalie, (left). Below, C.C. goalie hopelessly watches the ball enter the goal.

•-

W** > C-* -V

Back Row: (left to right) Chris Inglis (Mgr), Tom Dankenbring, Ron Sharpe, Paul Sowada, Steve Hamed, Bob Marshall, Stan Peterson, Rich Long (Capt.j, Bill Woolford, Dave Sun, Tom Appolloni, Frank Casserino, Eric Leong, Coach Markham. Front Row: Tom Lane,

■

W‘

K'*

George Mandis, Mason Goodhand, Kim Kelly, Luckey Dunn, Tom Talbot, Ed Agis, Randy Reynolds, Mike MacDonald, Jim Sheedy, Pat Houren.

243

BASEBALL The Air Force Baseball Team, faced with

ex-

tremely tough 48 game schedule in 1976, started slowly and by mid-season posted a 10-15 mark. Again the question marks were the pitching staff and defense. However, following in the footsteps of previous Academy teams, this year’s Falcons were a fine offensive team batting an impressive average of .300. Looking for his fourth straight batting title, team captain and last year’s MVP Jeff Brown was again leading the team. He was hitting at a .457 clip, with 22 -

homeruns and 37 hits at mid-season. These marks were adding to his already established career marks in the same categories: most homeruns-34, most

rbi's,

rbi’s-110,

Steve

and

most

career

hits-147.

strong All-

Roginson makes the throw against Denver.

American candidate, Brown turned down a contract after his thirdclass year. Other

professional

strong hitters were Steve Murdoch, Mark Welsh, Steve Robinson, and Dave Lawson; each of whom will graduate this year. The pitching department had few bright moments: Don Davis

pitched

the first

Academy shutout in 16

years. Despite the bad start, the Falcons are getting good

performances from Terry Taubert, Bob Ciola, Randy Martinez and freshman Wade Leatham.

Graduation will hurt the baseball team

seven

starters will be

lost; Jeff Brown, Steve Murdoch, Mark Welsh, Steve Robinson, Terry Taubert, Mike Erdle, and Dave Lawson. Coach Ron Huda will have his hands full trying to fill the vacancies left by these seniors.

Something very important to all athletes is the support he receives. The man pictured here (far upper left) is affectionately known, by each member of the baseball team, as Ralph, the ideal fan. Old Ralph attended every baseball game this past season without fail. For this we thank him very much. Below Ralph we see the team captain, Jeff Brown, drop back to the fence to pull one in. To Ralph’s lower right we see Steve Murdoch swing away as Ralph looks on. Finally

Terry Taubert wind

up and release

(left) we see pitch against

Denver.

247

Outdoor Track

(

Above: Rick Linares, Dave Root and Dave Wynn, lead the 880 going into the stretch. SANTA BARBARA RELAYS: Russ Clemons finished second in

the long jump with a distance of 22' 73/4". The team members performed

Back Row: B. Lee, Maj. Henghold, Capt. Scott, Capt. Simmons (Head Coach), Capt. Hackley, Capt. King. Second Row: R. Gandy, J. Corington, G. Shephard, D. Carbaugh, M. Millican, B. Thompson, D. Bellamy, J. Remington. Third Row: R. Clemons, P. Burbank, T. Parker, M. Brown, M. Lankford, J. MacGilura, D. Lentz, D. Fry, L. Bowman, S. Clark

(Mgr). Fourth Row: B. Gardner, D. Root, J. Ford, W. Pate, J. McReynolds, C. Adams, D. Wynn, R. Linares, G. Holms, A. Powers, B. Frazier. Front Row: B. Cabell (Mgr.), M. Layman, M. McGinnis,

Eppley, B. Thompson (outdoor captain), J. Shirey (indoor captain), M. Webster, M. Lee, M. D.

Renner, R. Williams.

Left: Intense concentration shows on T. G. Parker’s face as he wins the 110 yard high hurdles.

well in all events in the meet, which was held after a week of concentrated spring workouts. ARKANSAS STATE INVITATIONAL: AFA finished fourth out of eleven. Ahart Powers came in second in the 110 meter hurdles with a time of 14.4 seconds. Mark Webster placed third in the 400 meter dash in 46.9 seconds. The mile relay team took third place with a 3:13.7 time. Mike Layman bettered his personal best by running a 4:12 mile. AF-NORTHERN COLORADOWYOMING (98V3-59 2/3-35): The 440 relay team of Bellamy, MeReynolds, Clemons, and Shirey set a new school record of 41.0 seconds. DRAKE RELAYS: Jeff Ford finished ninth in the marathon. The mile relay team, with a time of 3:13.2, ran the second fastest time in Academy history. The 480 yard shuttle hurdle relay team defended its title with a time of 58.0. WYOMING INVITATIONAL: Joe Shirey was named the outstanding track athlete of the meet by winning the 100, 220, anchoring the

winning 440 relay team.

AF-SOUTHERN COLORADO: AF defeated SC by a score of 108 to 37. The 440 relay team set a new school and track record of 40.9.

T e n

n •

s Right: Junior Scott Benson point in singles.

serves a

Below: Team Captain Steve Skidmore shows his strong forehand shot.

250

1976 Tennis Team: Front Row (L-R) John Hardman, Kevin Hammond, Frank Schultz, Mazurowski. Back Row: Capt. Chuck John

Patton-head

coach,

Scott

Benson,

Kurt

Kamrad, Steve Skidmore-team captain, Maj.

John Bauer-asst. coach.

The Falcon Tennis Team had a disappointing in 76. They had a rough schedule playing nationally ranked teams such as the University of season

Florida, Arizona, and Arizona State. During Spring Break, senior Steve Skidmore played some fantastic tennis at the number one position in Florida; however, after returning to the Academy, junior Scott

Benson started coming on strong to take over the number one position. Seniors Larry Dowell and Kurt

Kamrad played some fine tennis at the number three and four positions for the entire season to eclipse their careers. Junior John Mazurowski finally realized some of his potential and played as high as number five on the team. Kevin Hammond, the only sophomore on the team, continued playing his consistent game at the number 5 and 6 positions. There were two freshmen on the team: Jon Hardman and Frank Schultz. Jon showed good potential as he played in the number four position a couple of times. With five returning lettermen, the team has a solid base for a good season next year.

Tennis The Air Force tennis team finished its with an 8-15 record. “Our schedule was extremely competitive,” said first-year head coach Chuck Patton. “Of the 15 losses, we should have won six matches. The caliber of the competition in Florida and Arizona against nationallyseason

ranked teams should serve to strengthen those cadets returning next season.”

Graduating this year are team captain Steve Skidmore from Amarillo, Tex., and Larry Dowell of Ada, Okla. Skidmore played at number one and two singles this year and finished with a 11-12 record. Dowell finished with

6-9

mark

number three and four

singles. Falcons with the best averages

were

junior John Mazurowski (7-6)

from Monument, Colo., and sophomore Kevin Hammond (11-11) of Lancaster, Ohio.

Other singles

competitors were juniors

Scott Benson (7-15) from Miraleste, Calif., at

number one and two and Kurt Kamrad (9-11) of Fairfax, Va., and freshmen Jon Hardman (9-10) of Minneapolis, Minn., and Frank Schultz (0-2) from Pueblo, Colo.

Top: Kurt Kamrad Bottom: John Hardman

252

Golf

-t

For the second-straight year, Air Force’s golf team has gone undefeated in dual meet competition, and likewise has captured medalist honors in the Rocky Mountain Inter-

collegiate Golf Association (RMIGA) series of tournaments. The Falcons completed their dual season by defeating

Southern Colorado 9V2-8V2, Denver 13Vi-4Vi and Colorado

College I6V2-IV2. The wins enabled Air Force to complete a perfect 16-0 dual season and also extended the Falcons’ dual win streak to 28 straight dating back to 1974. Air Force won its last two matches of the 1974 season, then posted a 10-0

record in 1975.

In the season overall team standings, Air Force placed second with 177.5 points, five behind Southern

Colorado’s total of 182.5.

champion

Air Force team captain Jeff Sogard placed first in individual average for the nine tournaments with a 75.44. In 1975 tournaments, Air Force’s Chip Diehl was the low medalist with 74,9. The top Falcon golfer, as far as stroke average, was Sogard with a 75.48 for 25 competitive rounds. Heise was second with a 77.40 in 25 rounds. Close behind was Swanson with a 78.38 in 21 rounds, Jack Kearney with a 70.47 in 23 rounds and Bud Nevers finished 19 rounds with an 80.0

average. The lowest individual round of the season was a 69

by Sogard in the third RMIGA tournament played at the Broadmoor Country Club in Colorado Springs. Top: Lance Undhjem shows how not to do it. Bottom Left:

Jeff Sogard-Team Captain

Bottom Right: Tom English

Golf

Lance Undhjem tries to make his 254

sand trap.

way out of a

Top: Bill Hudson shows how it’s done while teammate Bruce March looks on.

Bottom Left: All American,

1976 Golf Team-Front Row

Jeff Sogard

(L-R): Jimmy Fucillo, Kevin Heise, Jack Kearney, Jeff

Sogard-captain. Middle Row: Bob Rudolph, Dave Schmitz, Bob Swanson, Bud Nevers, Bruce March. Back Row: Lt Col James Thomas-asst. coach, Capt, Ken Schweitzer-asst. coach, Jeff Ching, Ted Otero, Tom English, Lance Undhjem, Scott Vanvalkenberg, Bill Hudson, Russ DeLuca, Maj. Gene Miranda-coach.

Texas Cage Coach

Abe Lemons Speaks

Dave Lawion

At Athletic Banquet;

All-American Kicker Dave Lawson Wins ‘Most Valuable’

Athletic Honor

Below: USAFA’s

Abe Lemons

■

IIP ~ .

v '<

most

-w,

Jr*

V ■■

life js&

IBP?

ipuppIm

valuable athletes pose with their

trophies following the Athletic Awards Banquet May 31

2S7

Football Champs-28 Sq.

Fall Is Football! “So you didn’t make the varsity?” Anyplace else, this comment might end all further athletic endeavors

but not here at USAFA! Yes, the challenge of friendly competition on the intramurder, uh, intramural fields, once more breathes into us that pride and emotion we associate with the “big game.” It all starts in the fall when our stomachs sag and the only muscles we exercised on third lieutenant were the wrists. .at the OClub. Now the familiar “Down, set. .” gets the .

adrenelin flowing and the sixty yard run for the touchdown gets the team hot for more. Yes, Fall is foot-

Front (L to R): R. Dicocco, B. Hall, D. Wheeler, R. Hamilton, D.

ball!

Engleson, T. Garland, R. Tribolet.

C. Spitier. Middle: R. Penn, W. Stapler, J. Ludke,

Gieg,

J. Box, B. Johnson, J. Glennon. Rear: G. Klimis, M. Stoda, D. Pyshora, M. Gaughan, L.

Lacrosse And Tennis, Anyone? Lacrosse Champs-34 Sq.

Tennis Champs-24 Sq.

(L to R): ). Ferrara, G. Ross, W. Carrol, W. Boyd, J. Budelier, D. Mumm, R. Casey, J. Rennie. Middle: Maj. Honesty, C. Mallery, M. Rivas, R. Reeves, D. Black, R. Witzel. Rear: T. Tierney, J. Storey, P. Mclntire, H. Johnson, P. Jorgensen.

Front (L to R): B. Stull, J. Fraser, R. Lunger, D. Van Alstine. Rear: B. Locke, G. Trottier, B. Knoll, J. Tensfeldt, K. St. George, Maj. Ryer

Front

260

Other sports, too, made the fall intramural season

exciting. Lacrosse and Tennis provided great moments for all squadrons. Shown below is a Lacrosse “check” although an illegal one, That's OK, the refs didn't see it. Tennis consists of a “best of eight series” that pits both singles and doubles teams against each other. The went well with little interference from the season

weather except the were terrible.

perennial USAFA winds, which

MBit

261

Flickerball

Flickerball Champs-17 Sq.

). Grady, B. Roach, R. Kennedy, G. Wills, D. Cintron, D. Busheme, S. Mahoney, J. Alameda. Rear: E. Childers, S. Goodfellow, D. Mintz, D. Delacalzada, J. Pentalion (West Point), E. Hogan, D. Alston, R. Vizzone. Front (L to R):

Cross Country Champs-3

Sq.

Front (L to R): C. Cook, M. Mitchell, M. Thompson, J. Harris, J. Oswald, j. Gwynn. Rear: Maj. Roberson, D. Davila, J. Soison, D.

Grouser, J.

McNulty, R. Lyons, A. Tawney.

Flickerball is a uniquely Air Force sport. This is in-

teresting since it is one of the few games where you are penalized for moving forward towards your own goal unless, of course, the ball is in the air, got it? It is a fun game that involved a lot of planning by teams this .

year. One of the favorite

sports, this season, was cross country. Most teams were comprised of freshmen who had no where else to go. While the firsties played football or tennis, the rookies plodded along the 1.8 mile course.

Some upperclassmen did participate though

the

liked to run and usually finished quickly, so they could get back and sign out. Seriously, the sport is a tough one and most teams got a good look at the MOUNTAINOUS Academy scenery the hard way.

they

were

ones

who

2(i3

Water Polo

Champs-40 Sq.

Water Polo Water Polo used to be illegal to play, as some people remained underwater after a play permanently! This was before the advent of our favorite heroes—the refs. Now the game is a civilized mixture of swimming skill and endurance which taxes even the best. It, too, .

was a

very popular spectator sport this year. The action

quickly and scoring requires skill with that little a little rough sometimes and most players have quenched their thirst more than once with pool water. moves

bit of luck. It gets

Front (L to R): W. Dunn, D. Benjamin, R. Bych, R. Ellison, R. Lockhart, D. Denton, M. Jeukens, T. Hedding. Rear: M. Keane, M. Nielsen, J. Watley, A. Lombardi, D. Raspberry, R. Dewey, D. Rader, R. Hancock, Capt. Riddel.

265

Handball Champs-33 Sq.

Handball, Squash, And Boxing When the winter comes to USAFA you know it! The

wind goes

right through parkas and snow keeps the

Trans-Ams dirty. Winter also means indoor intramurals. As usual, the handball and squash teams were out there

early practicing, while the boxing teams trying to postpone the inevitable. Squash and handball, primarily individual sports, saw a lot of action two

weeks

were

down in the gym, but boxing, as in years past, was the

popular spectator sport. Most matches saw the stands full with girlfriends, AOCs, and other squadron members. Since fourthclassmen must have had boxing in PE before they can participate, this year saw many sophomores, juniors, and firsties slugging away. Black eyes and sore jaws? What better way to earn sympathy with some sweet thing in Colorado Springs. most

Front (L to R): K. Henabray, G. Hurley, J. Maskowitz, J. Dart, L. Bauer. Rear: Maj. Evans, W. Troegner, D. Scott, E. Hunt, L. Dunn, D. Wilson

(Stud).

Boxing Champs-23 Sq.

Front (L to R): J. Norris, S. Grande, T. Czachor, M. Ard, D. Wright, K. Schultz, C. Montoya. Rear: D. Kaiser, D. Hagerdorn, L. Lowe, C. K. Greenwood, Wood, Gapt. Hurley,

Squash Champs-3 Sq.

Front

(L to R): B. Ristine, B. Sarnacki, M. Mitchell, G. Ungard, W. Hobart, E. Gould. Rear: Maj. Roberson, J. Larsen, T. Peraro, ]. Barnes, C. Moore, J. O'Neill, J. Shedden.

Volleyball: Where Giants Roam

The Earth? This was the sport for that 6-foot-5 freshman in the

squadron—volleyball. This year it was the best of three for a win and the games were shortened in the later part of the season to speed up the periods of play. Although the gym floor will never replace sand on a beach, the intense competition made up the slack.

Volleyball Champs-7 Sq.

Front (L to R): J. Stahl, D. Halpern, C. Gratch, J. Drew, J. Riviera. Rear: J. With, K. Fry, G. Doran, M. Lindsay, S. Carpenter, J. Quinton.

268

Wrestling Champs-12 Sq.

Rugby Champs-27 Sq.

(L to R): J. Lidell, P. Marple, T. Schossau, P. Cunningham, H. Carlise, ]. Christy, R. Schauren. Rear: D. Keener, S. Kelley, R. Hagge, G. Martell, B. Jones, J. Donovan, J. Perkins, T. Hanes, G. Schaoltterbeck, Maj. Burns.

Front (L to R): H. Freer, W. Boys, F. Vorwald, W. Kittle, G. Miller, D. McElwee. Middle: M. Helms, W. Umberger, A. Rippeto, A. Evans, B.

Front

The 6-foot-5 freshman who played volleyball dur-

ing the winter season, came\out for basketball during the spring. He faced a lot of havoc this year when some teams had their highest scorers at 5-foot-5. Wrestling, a

winter sport, was fought out once again in the east gym. Pins never came easy and wins required all-out effort,

but wrestling was still popular. Most of the wrestlers seemed to transition easily to rugby, a spring sport. The opening of the intramural rugby season once again marked the spring opening of the dispensary, but most players were undaunted. One bumper sticker this year said it all: “Rugby players eat their dead." Who’s to argue?

Studor, R. Drake. Rear: C. Moran, B. Stevenson, M. Ward, D. Ostrowski, D. Cloud, M. Devlin, Maj. Redding.

Basketball Champs-20 Sq.

Front (L to R): J. Carel, P. Vorholt, C. George, R. Reed, J. Belt. Rear: D.

Jones, Houck.

Estep,

Kuelz, J. Shouffert,

Lindell, B. Palanica, R.

Rugby, Wrestling, And Basketball!

Spring Favorites: Team Handball, Soccer, And

Swimming

...

The Spring intramural season was interrupted several times this year by snow and rain, but swimming

didn't mind. Inside the gym they pressed on with breast strokes, the cadet favorite, along with back strokes and

relays. Team handball, the soccer game played like basketball, until three steps are taken (?), proved to be as con-

fusing as ever with rules that rival the IRS 1040 form. Soccer, where the allied cadets from South America add a touch of Pele to the game, had a great season this year. Teams seemed much better

prepared for action

and most games went smoothly. These contests ended the 1975-76 intramural season. For the seniors it would be their last days on the fields

“friendly” strife. For others, it was a chance to get

away from the books for awhile and flex those muscles

while

burning

off

all

those

great

Mitchell

Hall

delicacies.

Team Handball Champs-34 Sq.

Front (L to R): D. Miller, C. Cotterell, K. Davis, R. Johnston, 1. Wood-

fork. Middle: T.

Cope, M. Shackleford, D. Black, G. Flinck. Rear: Maj. Flonesty, V. Robinson, K. Peterson, G. Goldbach, A. Carney, B. Burda.

272

Soccer Champs-10 Sq.

Front

(L toR): M. Erminger, ]. Machesseney, J. Prior, R. Rathnau, J. Carpenter, M. Perodeau. Middle: D. Olinger, T, Ball, ]. Weiss, ]. Sielis, S. Scheuremann, M. Norris, B. Vaughan. Rear: D. Holmes, C. King, J. Grimes, E. Seinson, P. Kilcoin, M. Potter, D. Leibrand.

Swimming Champs-30 Sq.

Front (L to R): A. Harrison, D. Mesnard, ]. Cutter, B. Curry, S. Lowery, B. Smith. Rear: M. King, ). Grechanik, C. Smith, R. Kohl, K. McKennis, R. Tyc.

273

274

1976 Wing Open THE WINNERS 130 lbs. 137 lbs. 145 lbs. 152 lbs. 160 lbs.

Reggie Holmes Jeff Jones Mike Miller Ted DuBose Dan Kaiser

167 lbs.

Doug Downey

177 lbs.

William Raedy Brad Sinclair

Heavy

Upsets Highlight 76 Wing Open; Freshman Shines In

Heavyweight Showdown

It may have been ’76 Night up at Arnold Hall March 12 but down at the Field House it was the night of ’79, as the freshmen won three of the eight weight classes in the annual Wing Open Boxing on

championships heavyweight title.

—

including

the

coveted

Upset was the word in what proved to be some of the most exciting boxing matches in several years. The spectacle was marred, however, by the

inability of two of last year’s champions to compete this year due to injuries. John Christianson, champion at 152 lbs., and Jeff Main, winner at 167 lbs., were

both forced to sit out.

Opening the action were Reggie Holmes, a freshman, and Ray Lunger, a junior, in the 130 lb.

weight class. Holmes dominated most of the fight with an aggressive style, and was awarded the decision. In

the

137

class, it

was

junior Dejuan

Cromer against sophomore Jeff Jones. Both fighters

showed good left punches in the first round as they tested each other. Cromer was stunned in the second round, as both boxers became more

aggressive. Jones came out hard in the final round and TKO’ed Cromer with a hard flurry of punches for the win. It was a rematch of the ’75 open in the 145 lb.

class, with last year’s champion Jimmy Benton

against last year’s runner-up Mike Miller. Benton started out quickly, putting Miller on the ropes. Miller came back at the end of the first round and continued into the second, hurting Benton who was starting to get a little wild. Miller went on to win the fight on a decision. At 152 lbs. junior Charlie Chung was literally saved by the bell ending the first round, as freshman Ted Dubose put him on the canvas at the finish of the first round. Chung came out quickly at the beginning of the second round, but Dubose nailed him again for a TKO. SeniorTDan Kaiser scored first on junior C. D. Jones, scoring a knockdown at the end of the first round. Kaiser continued to score on Jones for the rest of the

fight and won it on a decision.

One of the most even matches of the

evening Greg Williams each traded hard punches. Downey was

in the 167 lb. class, as Doug Downey and

scored a knockdown on Williams in the second round and went on to win on a decision. 276

The 177 lb. fight turned into a slugfest between John Dedic and Bill Ready, both seniors. Ready

knocked down the aggressive Dedic once in each of the first two rounds, as both boxers traded punches. Ready went on to win by decision. The big fight of the evening featured last

year’s heavyweight champion Dave Lawson against challenger Brad Sinclair, a freshman. Lawson came out extremely hard in the first round, but Sinclair, showing poise, countered effectively and took the initiative. Lawson took a standing eight count in the second round and was obviously getting tired. Sinclair finished Lawson off in the third round, winning on a TKO.

Competition And Sportsmanship

the thrill of the contest and the joy of

the fans

combines proving who’s best with the shaking of hands

279

Falcons

Ready For 1976 Seek 100th Win

The next football game the Air Force Academy Falcons win will be the team's 100th

victory. Through the use of stationary aids like the tackling dummies depicted on these pages, the Falcons expect to sharpen their passing game for upcoming foes like UCLA, Iowa State and others. Surprisingly, the dummies (numbers 82 and 76) add an unexpected realism to the practice sessions as the sequence on the next page attests.

280

Cheerleaders

Inspire Wing

Wing Spirit Boosts USAFA

Athletic Teams The spirit and enthusiasm of the Cadet Wing has been responsible for a large part of the Academy’s athletic success during the years. The hard work and concentrated efforts of a lot of cadets working in spare time to

bring to life colorful squadron mascots adds a new dimension to our intercollegiate athletic events. Enthusiastic participation by the Wing, both at the squadron and class level, at terrazzo rallies, fly-bys and similar events has brought new meaning to the expression “esprit de corps.’’ We at USAFA can be certain that the spirit which the Cadet Wing brings to athletic competitions will be carried on—in war and peace—from the battlefield to the peace table. The same spirit which fuels the Academy in its battles against nationallyranked athletic foes will sustain defense of freedom.

284

our

285

Athletic And Academic Excellence USAFA Unique Among U.S. Acock, Danny Joe Adams, Robert Ryan Agis, Edward Alexander, Gerald Frederick, Jr. Alis, Richard Craig Allan, Charles Thomas Allen, Calvin Louis Allison, Jerry Noble Amara, Joseph Anderson, David Norman Anderson, Herman Scott Andrew, John Meenan Andrichak, John Julius III Angevine, Richard Taylor Anzjon, Leslie Randolph Appolloni, Thomas John Arbutina, David Robert Armor, John Andrew Armstrong, Carl Edwin

Armstrong, Rex Stanley Arnett, Robert Michael Ashenfelter, Robert Dean

Asselanis, Kosta George

Auberry, Thomas Wyatt Auclair, Paul Fernand Ausink, John Arthur Austin, Larry R.

Ayer, Clyde Carrol Baer, Leon Richard Jr. Bailey, Peter Michael Bair, Anthony Eugene

Baker. Mark William Ball, Gilbert Timothy Baltes, Thomas Ralph Banaszak, Michael Ronald Baran, Ronald Bruce Barber, Garald Lee Barfield, James Patrick Barfield. Richard Earl

Barley, Kevin Randolph

Barnes, Jay Thomas Barnett, Grady Ross Jr. Bartlett, Robert Benjamin Battig, William Douglas Bauer, James Dean Bauschlicher, Jon Mark Beatty, Daniel John Jr.

Butdorf, Garold Richard Butler, Lindsay Wesley III Butler, Michael Wayne Bych, Robert Peter

Byerly, Joseph Lawrence Byers, Michael Brock Byers, Michael James Byron, Michael Warner Caballero, Ricardo Stephen Cady, James Richard Cahoon, Neil Thomas Camden, Jimmy Elwood

Campbell, John Owen Campbell, John Stuart Jr. Campbell, Stephen Carver Cantwell, Michael Timothy

Carlson, Richard Paul Carlton, Brian Todd Carolan, William John

Carpenter. Stephen Keith Carroll, William Otto Carter, James Edward Casella, Robert R.

Casey, Raymond Jude Casey, Richard Lee Caslick, David Richard Catton, John Joseph Jr. Cavalier, James Scott

Chang, Randy Yew Ung

Chase, Lewis Dorman IV Chase, Robert William Chavez, Mark Christopher Childress, Rory Harold Chilton, Kevin Patrick Christian, Lance Dames Christianson, John Michael Clark, Douglas Norman

Clary, David Earl Clement, Martin John Clements, Donald Winfield Clements, Roger Frank Clemovitz, Fred Michael Clifford, William Stephen Cloud, David John Coker, Michael Floyd Combs, Charles Clayton Jr.

Beauchamp, Michael John

Connors, David Lee Cook, Marvin Edward

Beck, Steven Patrick Becker, Jeffrey Dale Belcher, Michael Fred Bell, Kirk Daniel Bellini, Edmundo Fernando

Corl, David Nelsen Cornali, Del John

Benton, Jimmie Lee Berg, David Hollis Berg, Nolan Isaac Berger, Steven Michael Berrian, Michael Lewis Birchman, Joseph Allan Birtell, William Paul Bischoff, Martin Earl III Bivins, Robert Lee Blaikie, Thomas Blair III

Blish, Jay Otis

Blythe, John Michael Bollinger, Peter Wesley Boma, James Ray

Boomgaard, Gregory K. Borsare, Terrence Edward

Bosworth, Jamie Lee Bowen, John Joseph Bowie, Thomas Gavin Jr. Boyd, Stephen Paul Boyd, William Drew Boyes, Larry Gene Bozzuto, Richard Carl Bradley, Kenneth Bruce Bradley, Roger Peter Brandt, John Edward Bricker, Gregory Alan Britten, Scott Matthew Brock, Don Edwin Brown, Charles Timothy Brown, Jeffrey Steven Brozovic, Richard Louis Brundage, William Harvey Brunelle, Raymond Robert Jr. Bruns, John Ralph Jr. Buchanan, Brad Oliver Buck, James William Budelier, John Alan Burbank, Patrick Charles Burgie, Thomas Joseph

Burgos, Miguel Fernando Burnette, George Griffith III Burns, John Francis Bush, Robert Ware

Coppin, Eric Paul Corona-A, Francisco Javier S. Correia, Stanley Charles Corrie, Robert Monroe Covington, John Robert Cox, Franklin Edward Craig, William Robert Crocco, James Richard Crockett, David Jerrell Jr. Crombie, Robert Buck Crosley, Hilton Charles Cross, Jeffrey Randolph Crouser, David Thayer Crowe, James Leslie

Crowley, John Joseph

Cuda, Daniel Lee Cuevas, Eliseo Joseph Cummins, Michael Lee Cunningham, Paul Michael

Curry, Christopher Liam Dalros, Steven William Damiens, Dennis James Daniels, Murray Edward

Dankenbring, Thomas Arthur Dantzler, Willie Carl Darnall, Walter White Jr. Davila, Richard Jr. Davis, Dee Scott Davis, Steven Michael Davis, William Rodney Dea, William Franklin Deane, Bruce Wilhelm Deano, Charles Cuneo Jr. Dearmond, Frederic Alan Deaux, James Duncan Deblanc, Robert Keith Debruhl, Harry Clark Jr.

Dedic, John Kent Deil, Lothar William

Delphenich, John Robert Delpinto, Michael Angelo

Delventhal, Michael Alan Detrick, Ted Alan Dickinson, Allen James Dieffenbach, Brian Edward Diener, David Alan Dilla, Benjamin Louis

Dingley, David Keith Dittmer, Karl Kent Jr. Dobson, Robert Harry Dodgen, Byron Clark Dolan, James Thomas Domingue, Edward Neal Donisi, Angelo Anthony Jr. Dorman, Glenn Albert Dowell, Larry Dee Drew, Joseph Gregory Duclos, Michael Steven Dundore, Steven Wayne Dunn, Andrew Walter Dunn, Luckey McKee Dunn, William Joseph Dunstan, John Owen Dutchyshyn, Harry Victor Jr. Duvall, Michael Wayne

Echols, John Bryan Eddy, Steven Roger Fisen, Stefan Jr. Ellen, Michael Robin

Elson, Randolph Raymond

Ely, Michael Vincent Engel, Kenneth David Engleson, Lawrence Edward Erdle, Michael Philip Erickson, Mazel Bert Eriksen, Larry Edward Errazuriz, Joaquin Cristian Errigo, John Anthony Esbenshade, Kent Allen Estrada, Edward Alvarez Evans, David Russell Evans, Joseph Tate Jr. Evans, Mark Wayne Eyolfson, Michael Francis Faber, Robert Karl Fagan, James Seddon

Fagot, Bradley Forest Fairbrother, Edward Francis Jr. Fallon, Andrew Daniel Farmer, David Keith Fauver, John Mark

Feder, Eric Lewis

Feigh, Keith Allen Felder, Lloyd Richey Fellows, Charles Richert Fellows, Mark Alan Felman, Marc David Fisher, Alan Dwight Fisher, James Peter Fisher, Robert Rice

Flanagan, Patrick Richard Flemings, Garrison Holt Floersch, John Edward Flood, Scott Kevin Flower, Dean Robert Foertsch, James William Fonorow, Owen Richard Ford, Douglas Jeffrey Fornter, Raymond Leland Foster, Daniel Aloysius Francis, Keith Ivan Franklin, Steven Ronald Franklin, William Houston Frasier, Don Alan Jr. Free, Jerry Lee Freeman, Doyle Keith Freer, Harrison Charles French, Douglas William French, Harold Graeme Freund, Bruce Randall Fricano, Michael Frith, Marc William Frank, Thomas Mark Frozena, John Donald

Fry, Douglas Wayne Frye. Stephen Bruce Gajeski, Antone Edward Galavotti, Louis Joseph Jr.

Gallagher, Edward Allan Gamblin, Barry Stephen Gandy, Edward Rhone Jr. Garcia, Jose Antonio Gardner, Robert Stewart Gardner, Ralph Earl Garito, Douglas James Garland, Todd Ross Garner, Larry Earl Garrett, James Marvin Garrison, Leslie Conrad Garten, David Noel Garza, Carlos Jr.

Gaughan, Miles Michael Gegg, Michael Paul Geiselhart, Gerald John Jr.

Jones, Budd Allan Jr. Jones, William Michael

Jordan, Daniel William III Jorgensen, Stephen Albert Julien, Philip Albert Jumper, Geoffrey William Kaiser, Daniel Donald Kamrad, Kurt Michael Kane, John Patrick

Kaneshiro, Kevin Sueo

Gray, Robert Monterio Green, Franklin Farno Greene, Thomas Arthur Gresham, Donald Dean Grijalba, Apolonio Serrano Jr. Gronewald, Curtis John Grosvenor, Robert Cecil Guindon, Bruce David Gunderson, Steven Gilbert Gustafson, Richard Alexander Gutierrez, George Anthony Hall, Donald Douglas Hall, Steven Douglas

Kasprzyk, Stanley Joseph Jr. Keane, Michael John Kearns, William Asbury

Kehl, Randall Herman Keithcart, Kerry Edward Kelly, Henry Francis IV

Kelly, Michael Kevin Kelly, Sean Michael Kelso, Thomas Sean

Kempton, Richard Lee Kennon, Jay Gearld Kidd, Michael Scott

King, Gary Michael King, Richard Philip Kinney, Craig Gordon

Hamburg, John Hamed, Steven Matthew Hancock, Thomas Walter Hanley, Patrick Michael Hanley, Richard Alan Hanson, William Edward Hanus, Glen Joel Harrison, Jeffrey Bruce

Kirchoff, Ronald Anthony Kirkham, Richard Dean

Kjeldgaard, Andrew Lance Kleinhans, Robert Jeffrey Kleven, Jay Donald Dahl Klimis, George Nicholas

Hass, Jeff Timothy Hatfield, David Newton Halt, Gerald Roy Haug, Clifford Michael Hauser, Michael Louis Hazen, John Thurston Hebb, Alan Douglas Hedding, Truman Johnson III Heidmous, Walter Najim Jr. Heinz, Steven Danser Heise, Kevin Robert Heitman, Lee Roy Jr. Henabray, Kevin Francis Henager, Donald Edward Henchey, Michael Charles

Klingenberger, Kurt Justin Kluck, Peter Edward Kneib, Frederick Joseph

Knellinger, William Robert II Knox, Douglas Charles Koch, Thomas Jonathan Kocian, Donald Joseph

Kogler, James Terrance Kohl, Richard Scott Kontak, Roger Emery Koppang, Scott Wayne Kozlowski, Kevin Walter Krikorian, Stephen Haig Kristensen, David Harold

Henkel, Casey Lee Henry, Christopher MacGill Hepburn, Byron Claude Heppner, James J. Hiebert, Donald Wayne Higgins, Daniel Michael Higgins, Donald Patrick Jr. Hildebrandt, John Hans Hinger, Robert Joseph Hinkel, Clark Robert Hobart, William Chester Jr. Hoffman, Chris Patrick Hogan, Stephen Joseph Hogue, James Rolana

Krupsaw, Kim Jed

Kuelz, Bruce Mitchell Kunkel, David Paul

Kupersmith, Douglas Arnold Kurtz, John Alan Kyle, Gary Arthur Kysar, Kent Kirby Labarre, Edwin Frank

Lally, Kevin Patrick Lambert, Bruce Kemmerer Landmann, Dwight Donald

Laney, Russell Mason Lange, Thomas Lee

Lanning, William Edward Larsen, Jeffrey Arthur

Holdridge, Richard Dean Holland, Martin Keith

Larsh, Steven Stuart

Holley, Robert Christopher

Larson, Karl Dean Lassus, Frank Allen Latenser, Russell Edward II Lawrence, Geoffrey Stoltz

Holm, Gregory Spencer Holt, Hal Philip Holtz, Thomas Richard Hook, Peter Samuel Hope, John Ewell

Lav

Houren, Patrick Joseph Houser, Phil Charles Hoyes, Michael Bertri Hrncir, David Euge, Hudson, Robert

Huerta, Jesse A, Huffman, Gar

Hughes, Mar] Hunt, James/ Ingersoll, Si

Inglis, Joh Isaacs, Ch Iverson,

Jackson, Jackson, J Jackson, J Jacobs

hard Rugel

James, Di Janiszews Jareo, Da' J askewAr

anuel Joseph ’rederick Stephen i.

■ry, Scott Headlee Douglas Lee red Dale

Johnson, A:

Joilpfon, CRi

Carroll

Johnson, R

1 Gene

JoUfnson,

Gary Lee Roy Jr.

vin

Jenserif'Cn

Kenneth ichard Arthur mes

•

■;

'• •

•

286

Johnson, William Charles Johnston, Walter Henry Jr. Johnstone, Thomas Stanley Jones, Bradley Willis

George, Arthur Leon III Gerdes, Bradley David Getzelman, Harold Duane Gibson, Ralph Dale Glines, Brent Phillip Gold, Aaron Haskel Gold, Robert Philip Goldbach, Bernard Francis Goodrich, Bert Freeman Gosen, Richard Bruce Gough, Scott Walter Gould, Michael Carl Granger, Alan Todd

W’•*> uMiMII

.«m»M

V-V.v V' Wt**\ I4IUI

»;>•«.

’Vltft.t

Make

Universities Macklin. Winfred Hardy Jr. Mackness. Michael Madelen. George Michael Madsen. Norbert Mahoney. Stephen Patrick I Main, Jeffery Darrell W Mallary. Thomas Charles Mansfield, Robert Arthur Jr. I Manson, Harold Craig Mantei, Ricky Alan Mantz, Michael Roy Mapes, Peter Blakeslee Marchino, Joseph Maurice II

l)nnalaW|H

Marg, James Michael Martel, Norman Leo Martin, James Raymond Martin, Kevin Marcel Martin, Timothy Steven Martorano, Matthew Frank

Mashl, John Perry Mastin, Darrell Glenn Matthews, David Lee Mattson, Roy Michael May, David Wade Mayer, David Paul Mazurowski, David Michael McAlister, David Lee Jr. McCaffry, Patrick Kenneth McCarthy, Howard Alan McCarty, Stephan Gerard

McComb, Scott Aaron McCormack, Miles Edward McElroy, Ronald David McElwee, John David McFarlane, Gerald John Jr. McGee, Charles Michael McGee, John Donald

McGinley, Daniel Case McGinnis, Michael Scott

McGinty, Michael Brian McGuire, Michael Lennon McHenry, Charles Stuart Mclntire, Brett Ronald McKenzie, Daniel Kenneth Jr. McKenzie, David Lee McKinnis, Kendall Anderson

McLaughlin, Joseph Robert McLaughlin, Michael Brendan McNair, Mark Asa McNally, Richard Edward McNamara, James Charles McNamara, Stephen Joseph McNeill, David Franklin Jr. McPeak, Randall Howard McPherson, Sydney George Jr. McRoberts, Wade Edward Meenan, Brian Patrick

Meisetschleager, Warnie F. Jr. Merrill, David Leckemby Mets, Joseph Stanley Mettler, Brian Clinton Metzler. William Dee

Muhlenberg, Barry Vincent Kres Mullins, Danny Dale Mumm, Douglas Arnold Muncy, Randall Gail Murdoch. Stephen Douglas Murphy, Daniel Richard Jr. Murphy, Gene Bernard Musick, William Chl'iss 2nd Naber, David Gerald Nakayama, David Tomio Nash, Charles William Jr. Nave. Michael Karl

Neely, Wesley Willingham Nelson, Bruce Minton Nerge, Donald William Nevers, Ralph Dillingham New, Larry Dean New, Terry Lee

Newstad. Theodore Michael Newton, Terry John Nichols. Michael Edward Nickel, Stephen Blane Niedzwiecki, Robert Nielsen, Mark Andrew Niezen-Sarmiento, Guillermo E.

Ohler. Peter Carl Oleksy, Robert Joseph

Rooney, James Joseph Jr. Root, David John

Olson, Mark Steven Oilman, Charles Burke Olynick, Donald Bryce Ortiz, Vicente Ostrowski, Dale Robert O'Toole, Kevin John Owens, Anthony Louis

Rosanbalm, Michael Robert Rose, James Clarence Rosenow, Patrick Michael Ross, Dave Morris Roth, Randall Leroy Russell, Brian Robinett Rykaczewski, Robert Saa, Enrique Amador Sackley, Michael Stafford Sacone, Steven Lee

Palandro, Joel Palms, Wilfred Gladstone Romel Panned, Garland Jerome Parker, Robert Milton Patriquin, Allen Crawford Patterson, Stewart Williamson v

Montgomery, Gary Lee Moore, Danny Lee Moore, Edward Craig Moore, Michael Marc Moran, Charles Lee Jr. Morgan, Charles Arthur Morley, Edward Patrick Jr. Morris, William Cranston

Morrison, Jerry Moser, Craig Steven Mountain, Thomas James

Moy, Way Ping Muckenthaler, Thomas Vernon Muehl, Mark

Subik, Jonathan Kevin Sullivan, Christopher Michael Sullivan, William

Sawner, Thomas Edgar III Sawyer, Floyd Daniel Jr.

Talbot, Thomas John Tarpenning, Cory Douglas Tate, David Oliver

Santee,

Williams, MtarkffUmald

Williams, Roderick Milton Williams, Terry Lee Wilson, Da^ejl® James Wilson, Michael Norris Wilson. Steven David Winzenned, Jay Albert With, James Anthony Withers, Bruce Clifford Wodtke. Arnold Dean Wplfmeyer. Scott Richard Woodbury, Daniel Thomas Wkodman, Michael Woods, Robert Alan Woolfqrd, William Frank

i«*i%Taubert, Terrence Leigh / f'aylor, Clifton Thomas t

Tensfeldt. Jon Raymond

^*(S*Terifay. David Michael

Ternes, David Eugene Thieneman. Kenneth Christian Thomin, David Wayne

Thompson, Howard Neil Thompson. Robert Hayes

Scoggins, Gary Lee

Thomson. Benjamin Lee

Scott, Michael Walker Scott, Weston Price Seader, John Henry Searcey, David Lee

Thurner, Scott Lee Tobin, Richard Willis II Todd, Jeffrey Hugh Tomaszewski, John Edward

Seely, Gregory Eugene Sefcik, Thomas John

Tonetti, John Edward

Simmons, Earl Clifton Jr.

Wiley, William Douglas Williams, Gregory Williams, Jamps Ashley Williams, John Frederick

Swezey, Bruce Henry

Schwing, Mark Charles

Shupe, James Denny

Wild, Raymond Eugene 2nd Wildermuth, Mark Joseph Wilderotter, Philip James IV

Sun, David Randall Sutliff, Paul Gordon Sutter, Brian Lee Swanson, Robert Thomas Swartz, William Martin

Schavrien, Randy Joseph Scherer, Daniel Edward Scheufler, Stephen Arlo Schlehuber, Kenneth Frederick Schlener, Phillip Martin Schneider, Greg Richard Schoenlein, Rickie Joseph Schortmann, Lance Matthew Schroeder, Richard Anthony

Porritt, Orval Whitley Porter, Jim Donald Potter, Robert Gary Powers, Ahart William Jr. Prange, Paul Edward Prater, Timothy Clayton Preissinger, Robert Dean Pribyl, Charles Roy Price, Daniel Ray Prisco, James Michael Privett, Francis Melvin Probert, Andrew Arthur Pruss, Stephen John

Wigand, Eric

Summers, Leonard III |Summers, Ronald Wayne

Salazar, Jerry Gene Sanders, Gregg Sands, Robert Michael

Semenuk, Michael Dennis Sevier, Michael Laurence Shaffer, Timothy Allen Shanks, Mark Steven Shanley, James Francis X. Jr. Sharpe, Bradley Shane Shelton, William Lee Shepard, Steven Thomas Sheridan, Robert Edwin Jr. Sherwood, George Russell Shields, Duncan Maclean Shirey, William Joseph Short, Jeffrey William

Werhane, Dirk Alan Whalen, Mark Thomas Whaley, Gregory Alan Whatley, Carl Jeffery White, William Roc Whitehead, John Walter Jr. Widholm, Roger Dean

Stowers, Harry Wesley Jr. Strauch, Ernest Jay Strell, William Lee Studor, George Frederick Jr.

Saunders, Mark Stephen

Pijor, Andrew Joseph Pine, James Donald Pinney, Charles Wilcox Pirog, Robert Wladyslaw T. Ponzani, Michael Joe

Weinberg, Norman Alan Welsh, John Kevin Welsh, Mark Anthony III

Kyle Anthony

Stockdale, Steven Edward Stoda, Mark James Stout, Steven Allan

Pedersen, Kevin Brock

Pickett, Donald Frederick Jr.

Webb, Stephen Kentucky Weber, Brian Carl Weber, Kim Alexander Weidner, Richard George

Stevener, William Martin Stevens, Edward Ray Stevens, John Gardner III Stewart, Douglas Edward

Szkarlat, Stanley John Jr. Talafous, Carl Richard

Perdue, Lance Dean Perdue, Stephen Ray

Weaver, Paul Martin Weaver, Stephen Allan

Stepko, Kevin Jon

Raymond Wheaton Santiago-Mojica, Jose A. Satre, Robert Scott Jr.

Pendergrass, Hugh Dawkins Penley, James Mark Peraro, Thomas Anthony

Walters, Jeffrey Joe Walters, James Vincent Washburn, Walter Raleigh III Weatherford, Donald Edward Weaver, Larry Allen

Starnes, William Thomas Starr, Mark Terrell Steig, Jeffrey Thomas Steinbaugh, Keith Charles Steiner, Karl Fritz Steinmetz, Jay Stephen

Payne, Michael Jay

Pauly, Richard Lawrence

Vosburg, John Jay Vrastil, William Robert Wadas, Burton Jay Waddelow, Douglas Michael Wagner, Robert Allen Waites, John Meetze Jr. Waiton, Richard Geoffrey Waldbusser, Richard Thomas Wallett, Robert Merrill Walsh, Michael Vincent

Spendley, James Norman Spetman, Randall William

St. George,

Phillips, James Ritter Jr. Philpot, Fred Thomas

Mintz, Richard Barron Mitchell, Charles Stephen Mitchell, David Paul Luther Moffett, Bradley Lincoln Monroe, William Ross

John

Rew. Thomas Edward Reynolds. Randy Lee

Rogers.’Mark Edward

Owens, Robert Lee

Vono, Charles Thomas

Soutiere, Marc Alan Sowada, Paul Martin Spangler, Todd Lewis Spence, Robert Douglas

Romano. Steven Miller Romohr, Arnold Eugene

Norman, Daniel Thomas Norman, Robert Wailes Jr. Norris, Johnnie Ethel Jr. Nunez, Anthony Charles Nuytten. Alan Joseph Nuzzo, Carl Wall

Vollelunga, Philip Angus

Sogard, Jeffrey James

Nylund, Donovan Wayne

Nissing, Wendell Lloyd Nordgren, Carl Richard

Milodragovich, Christopher Nic Milstead, Howard James

Miller, Gregory Duncan Miller, Gregory James Miller, Jeffrey Allen Miller, Michael Preston

Slown, Mark Donal Smith, Bruce Douglas Smith, Clifford Russell Smith, Hugh Morgan Smith, Joe Raymond Smith, Lawrence William Jr, Smith, Wesley Michael Sneddon, John Ray

Obrien, Patrick Tiberio Odiorne, Stephen Cannon

Niland, Peter Joseph Jr.

Vera, Glenn Vernon, John Lewis Vincze, James Phillip Visnovsky, William Vitalis, Gregory Lee Vizzone, Raymond Thomas

Skidmore, Steven Paul

Reichert, Theodore Earl Michael David

Renneif.

Vantonningen, Scott Vaughan, Robert William Vaughn, Robert James

Sims, Timothy Dee

Sinclair, Ricky Lane Singh, Albert Gary

Rader, Stanley Pearce Raedy. William Charles Railt,’ Michael Charles Ramsey, David Clyde Rasmussen, Bruce \ndrew Ray, Alan Darrell Rea, Dennis Arthur Reames, James Michael Reamy, Christopher James Rebarchak. C'arl David Rechsteiner, Roger Walker Reed, Raymond Jr.

Reinerjj, Michael

Vandagriff, David Lee Vanevery, Marvin John

Simon, Victor Hugh Simpson, Bradley Louis Simpson, Shaun Theodore

Puz, Craig Anton $ Pvshora. David Eugene Racher, Joseph Peter Jr. Racosky, Richard James

Srulowitz, David Michael Starks, Stephen Edward

Millican, Thomas Nathanael

Miller, Dale Edward

Przybyslawski, Anthony Francis

Reza, Salvador Rhoades, John Frederick C. Jr. Richardson, James Leo Riche, [Richard Joseph Richeyj Randal Linn RiewertSj Steven Edward Riley, Lin Allen Riviera, JohntGerald Robaidek. Mark Francis Robinson, David Allan Robinson, James Steven Jr. Roege, William Henry

Perez-Otero, Nelson Ovaldy Perme, Carl Edward Perron, Wayne Armand Perry, Richard Allen Petersen, Patrick Allen Peterson, Kevin Jay Peterson, Robert William Petrie, Terry Mitchell

Meyers, Mark Joseph

jjgj

...Tohssaint, Gregory John Trainor. Thomas David Tree, Jonathan Decker

Trettin. John Courtney Tribolet, Robert Glenn Tripp, Terrance Robert Troegner, William Rupert Trottier, Lauren Paul Trump, Peter Martin Turcotte. Roger Thomas

Turner, James Willard Turnipseed, Gary Alan Tuttle, David Alan Twiddy, John Chester 2nd Tvc, Raymond John Underwood, Michael Allan

Woollard, Ernest Victor II Worden, Roy Michael

Wright, Parker Smith

SfWyman. Thomas Theodore *

Wysocki, Joseph Yarjch, David William Yauchzy, Roger Garth Yerke, Thomas Edward Young, John Thomas Young, Stuart fjprdon Yount, Tony Thomas Zacour, Douglas Wilhelm Zapka, Ronald James Zeigler. John Monterville Jr Zellner, Randal! Ray Zimmerman, Ronald Willard

288

289

United States Air Force Academy Bicentennial Class

1976

Leaders Of 1976

JACK J. CATTON, JR. DONALD W. HIEBERT THOMAS G. BOWIE, JR.

WING COMMANDER

2nd GP. Commander Commander PHILLIP A. JULIEN 3rd GP. Commander MICHAEL L. SEVIER 4th GP. Commander

1st GP.

DANNY J. ACOCK

EDWARD AGIS

RICHARD C. ALIS

CALVIN L. ALLEN

ROBERT R. ADAMS

GERALD F.

CHARLES T. ALLAN

JERRY N. ALLISON JOSEPH AMARA DAVID N. ANDERSON

ALEXANDER, JR.

292

Our new home away from home

HERMAN S. ANDERSON

LESLIE R.ANZJON

DAVID R. ARBUTINA

CARL E. ARMSTRONG

JOHN M. ANDREW JOHN J. ANDRICHAK III

THOMAS J. APPOLLONI

JOHN A. ARMOR

REX S. ARMSTRONG

RICHARD T.ANGEVINE

293

USAFA? I wanted Seattle!

294

ROBERT M. ARNETT

KOSTA G. ASSELANIS

PAULF. AUCLAIR

LARRY R. AUSTIN

ROBERT D. ASHENFELTER

THOMAS W. AUBERRY

JOHN A. AUSINK

CLYDE C. AYER LEON R. BAER JR. PETER M. BAILEY

ANTHONY E. BAIR MARKW. BAKER GILBERT T. BALL RALPH T. BALTES

MICHAEL R. BANASZAK RONALD B. BARAN

GARALDL. BARBER

JAMES P. BARFIELD

RICHARD E. BARFIELD KEVIN R. BARLEY

JAYT. BARNES GRADY R. BARNETT JR. ROBERT B. BARTLETT WILLIAM D. BATTIG

296

JAMES D. BAUER JON M. BAUSCHLICHER DANIEL J. BEATTY JR. MICHAEL J. BEAUCHAMP

STEVEN P. BECK

EDMUNDOF. BELLINI

JEFFREY D. BECKER

JIMMIE L. BENTON

MICHAEL F. BELCHER

DAVID H. BERG

KIRK D. BELL

NOLAN I. BERG

STEVEN M.BERGER

MARTIN E.BISCHOFF III

JOHN M. BLYTHE

TERRENCE E.BORSARE

MICHAEL L. BERRIAN

ROBERT L. BIVINS

PETER W. BOLLINGER

JOSEPH A. BIRCHMAN

THOMAS B.B.BLAIKIE III

JAMES R.BOMA

WILLIAM P.BIRTELL

JAYO. BLISH

GREGORY K. BOOMGAARD

JAMIE L. BOSWORTH JOHN J. BOWEN THOMAS G. BOWIE JR.

297

Inprocessing seemed to last forever

298

STEPHEN P. BOYD

LARRY G. BOYES

KENNETH B. BRADLEY

WILLIAM D. BOYD

RICHARD C. BOZZUTO

ROGER P. BRADLEY

JOHN E. BRANDT GREGORY A. BRICKER SCOTT M. BRITTEN DONE. BROCK

I wonder if it rains around here?

CHARLES T. BROWN

JEFFREYS. BROWN RICHARD L. BROZOVIC WILLIAM H. BRUNDAGE

RAYMOND R. BRUNELLE JR.

BRAD O. BUCHANAN

JOHN A. BUDELIER

JAMES W. BUCK

PATRICK C. BURBANK

JOHN R. BURNS

299

THOMAS J. BURGIE

GEORGE G. BURNETTE III

MIGUEL F. BURGOS

JOHN F. BURNS

ROBERT W. BUSH GAROLD R. BUTDORF

LINDSAY W. BUTLER III

MICHAEL W. BUTLER ROBERT P. BYCH

JOSEPH L. BYERLY

300

MICHAEL B. BYERS

JAMES R. CADY

MICHAEL J. BYERS MICHAEL W. BYRON

NEIL T. CAHOON

JIMMEYE. CAMDEN JOHN O. CAMBELL

JOHNS. CAMPBELL JR. STEVE C. CAMPBELL

RICARDO S. CABALLERO

301

)02

MICHAEL T. CANTWELL

STEPHEN K. CARPENTER

RAYMOND J. CASEY

JAMES S. CAVALIER

RICHARD P. CARLSON

WILLIAM O. CARROLL

RICHARD L. CASEY

BRIAN T. CARLTON

JAMES E. CARTER

DAVID R. CASLICK

RANDY Y.U. CHANG LEWIS D. CHASE IV

WILLIAM J. CAROLAN

ROBERT R. CASELLA

JACK J.CATTON JR.

ROBERT W. CHASE

MARK C. CHAVEZ

JOHN M. CHRISTIANSON

DONALD W. CLEMENTS

DAVID J. CLOUD

RORY H. CHILDRESS

ROGER F. CLEMENTS

MICHAEL F. COKER

KEVIN P. CHILTON

DOUGLAS N. CLARK DAVID E. CLARY

FRED M. CLEMOVITZ

CHARLES C. COMBS

LANCED. CHRISTIAN

MARTIN J. CLEMENT

WILLIAMS. CLIFFORD

DAVID L. CONNORS

303

MARVIN E. COOK

DAVID N.CORL

FRANCISCO J. S.

ERIC P. COPPIN

DEL J. CORNALI

CORONA-A STANLEY C. CORREIA

304

ROBERT M. CORRIE

JOHN R. COVINGTON FRANKLIN E. COX WILLIAM R. CRAIG

JAMES R. CROCCO

JEFFREY R. CROSS

DAVID J. CROCKETT JR.

DAVID T. CROUSER

JAMES L. CROWE JOHN J. CROWLEY

DANIEL L. CUDA

ELISEO J. CUEVAS

ROBERT B. CROMBIE HILTON C. CROSLEY

305

MICHAEL L. CUMMINS

CHRISTOPHER L. CURRY

DENNIS J. DAMIENS

THOMAS A. DANKENBRING

PAUL M. CUNNINGHAM

STEVE W. DALROS

MURRAY E. DANIELS

WILLIE C. DANTZLER

WALTER W. DARNALL

RICHARD DAVILA JR.

306

]R.

DEES. DAVIS

BRUCE W. DEANE

FREDERIC A. DEARMOND

ROBERT K. DEBLANC

STEVEN M. DAVIS

CHARLES C. DEANO JR.

JAMES D. DEAUX

HARRY C. DEBRUHL ]R.

WILLIAM R. DAVIS

WILLIAM F. DEA

307

308

JOHN K. DEDIC

MICHAEL A. DELVENTHAL

DAVID A. DIENER

LOTHARW. DEIL JOHN R. DELPHENICH MICHAEL A. DELPINTO

TED A. DETRICK

BENJAMIN L. DILLA

ALLEN J. DICKINSON

DAVID K. DINGLEY

BRIAN E. DIEFFENBACH

KARLK. DITTMER JR

ROBERT H. DOBSON BYRON C. DODGEN

JAMES T. DOLAN EDWARD N. DOMINGUE

ANGELO A. DONISI JR.

MICHAELS. DUCLOS

WILLIAM J. DUNN

JOHN B. ECHOLS

GLENN A. DORMAN

STEVEN W. DUNDORE

JOHN O. DUNSTAN

STEVEN R. EDDY

LARRY D. DOWELL

ANDREW W. DUNN

HARRY V. DUTCHYSHYN

STEFAN EISEN JR.

JOSEPH G. DREW

LUCKEY M. DUNN

JR.

MICHAEL R. ELLEN

MICHAEL W. DUVALL

309

Use the stick to hit him not your face!

310

RANDOLPH R. ELSON

KENNETH D. ENGEL

MICHAEL P. ERDLE

LARRY E.ERIKSEN

MICHAEL V. ELY

LAWRENCE E. ENGLESON

MAZELB. ERICKSON

JOAQUIN C. ERRAZURIZ JOHN A. ERRIGO KENT A. ESBENSHADE

EDWARD A. ESTRADA

MICHAEL F. EYOLFSON

JAMES S. FAGAN

DAVID R. EVANS

ROBERT K. FABER

BRADLEY F. FAGOT

JOSEPH T. EVANS JR.

EDWARD F.

FAIRBROTHER JR. ANDREW D. FALLON

MARK W. EVANS

311

Next time

why don't we just walk around it?

DAVID K. FARMER

ERICL. FEDER

LLOYD R. FELDER

JOHN M. FAUVER

MARK A. FELLOWS

KEITH A. FEIGH

CHARLES R. FELLOWS

MARC D. FELMAN ALAN D. FISHER

JAMES P. FISHER

312

ROBERT R. FISHER

SCOTT K. FLOOD

JAMES W. FOERISCH

DOUGLAS J. FORD

PATRICK R. FLANAGAN

DEAN R. FLOWER

OWEN R. FONOROW

RAYMOND L. FORTNER

GARRISON H. FLEMINGS

jOHN E. FLOERSCH

313

DANIEL A. FOSTER

KEITH I. FRANCIS STEVEN R. FRANKLIN

WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN

314

DON A. FRASIER JR. JERRY L. FREE

DOUGLAS W. FRENCH

DOYLE K. FREEMAN

BRUCE R. FREUND MICHAEL FRICANO

HARRISON C. FREER

HAROLD G. FRENCH

MARC W. FRITH THOMAS M. FRONK

JOHN D. FROZENA DOUGLAS W. FRY

STEPHEN B. FRYE

BARRY S. GAMBLIN

ROBERTS. GARDNER

JAMES M. GARRETT

ANTONEE. GAJESKI

EDWARD R. GANDY JR.

DOUGLAS J.GARITO

LESLIE C. GARRISON

LOUIS j. GALAVOTTI JR.

JOSE A. GARCIA RALPH E. GARDNER

TODD R. GARLAND LARRY E. GARNER

DAVID N. GARTEN

EDWARD A. GALLAGHER

CARLOS GARZA JR.

315

MILES M. GAUGHAN

MICHAEL P. GEGG

316

GERALD J.

BRADLEY D. GERDES

GEISELHART ]R. ARTHUR L. GEORGE III

HAROLD D. GETZELMAN

RALPH D. GIBSON BRENT P. GLINES

AARON H. GOLD ROBERT P. GOLD

BERNARD F. GOLBACH

MICHAEL C. GOULD

ROBERT M. GRAY

THOMAS A. GREENE

BERTF. GOODRICH

ALANT. GRANGER

FRANKLIN F. GREEN

DONALD D. GRESHAM

RICHARD B. GOSEN SCOTT W. GOUGH

317

During BCT T-33 flights helped motivate basic cadets.

APOLONIO S.

GRIJALBA JR. CURTIS J. GRONEWALD

ROBERT C. GROSVENOR

STEVEN G. GUNDERSON

GEORGE A. GUTIERREZ

BRUCE D.GUINDON

RICHARD A. GUSTAFSON

DONALD D. HALL

STEVEN D. HALL

]OHN HAMBURG

318

STEVEN M. HAMED THOMAS W. HANCOCK

WILLIAM E. HANSON GLEN ]. HANUS

JEFFREY B. HARRISON JEFFT. HASS

DAVID N. HATFIELD

GERALD R, HATT

PATRICK M. HANLEY RICHARD A. HANLEY

319

CLIFFORD M. HAUG MICHAEL L. HAUSER

TRUMAN }. HEDDING III

LEE R. HEITMAN JR.

CASEY L. HENKEL

WALTER N. HEIDMOUS JR.

KEVIN F. HENABRAY

JOHN T. HAZEN

STEVEN D. HEINZ

ALAN D. HEBB

KEVIN R. HEISE

DONALD E.HENAGER MICHAEL C. HENCHEY

CHRISTOPHER M. HENRY BYRON C. HEPBURN JAMES J. HEPPNER

JOHN H. HILDEBRANDT ROBERT J. HINGER

CHRIS P. HOFFMAN

DONALD W. HIEBERT

STEPHEN J. HOGAN

ROBERT C. HOLLEY

DANIEL M. HIGGINS

CLARK R. HINKEL

JAMES R. HOGUE

GREGORYS. HOLM

DONALD P. HIGGINS JR.

WILLIAM C. HOBART JR.

RICHARD D. HOLDRIDGE

HAL P. HOLT

DEXTER L. HERMSTAD

MARTIN K. HOLLAND

321

THOMAS R. HOLTZ PETER S. HOOK

JOHN E. HOPE

PHILC. HOUSER

DAVID E. HRNCIR

PATRICK J.HOUREN

MICHAEL B. HOYES

ROBERT W. HUDSON

JESSE A. HUERTA GARY D. HUFFMAN

322

MARK T. HUGHES

CHARLES B. ISAACS

DAVID R. JACKSON

JIMMY D. JACKSON

JAMES P. HUNT

ROBERT B. IVERSON

JACK A. JACKSON JR.

MARK A. JACOBS

SCOTT R. INGERSOLL JOHN C. INGLIS

323

DOUGLAS JAMES

DAVID L. JAREO

CRAIG R. JENSEN

ALAN M. JANISZEWSKI

ARMAS J. JASKEY JR.

CHASE J. JOHNSON

ANTHONY R. JOHNSON

RANDALL G. JOHNSON ROBERT C. JOHNSON

WILLIAM C. JOHNSON

324

WALTER H. JOHNSTON JR.

WILLIAM M. JONES

STEPHEN A. JORGENSEN

GEOFFREY W. JUMPER

THOMAS S. JOHNSTONE

DANIEL W. JORDAN III

PHILIP A. JULIEN

DANIEL D. KAISER

BRADLEY W. JONES BUDD A. JONES JR.

325

326

KURT M. KAMRAD

MICHAEL J. KEANE

HENRY F. KELLY IV

JOHN P. KANE

WILLIAM A. KEARNS

MICHAEL K. KELLY

KEVINS. KANESHIRO

RANDALL H. KEHL

SEAN M. KELLY

STANLEY J. KASPRZYK JR.

KERRY E. KEITHCART

THOMAS S. KELSO

RICHARD L. KEMPTON JAY G. KENNON

MICHAELS. KIDD GARY M. KING

RICHARD P. KING

ANDREW L. KJELGAARD

KURT J. KLINGENBERGER

CRAIG G. KINNEY RONALD A. KIRCHOFF

ROBERT J. KLEINHANS

PETER E.KLUCK

DOUGLAS C. KNOX THOMAS J. KOCH

JAYD. D. KLEVEN GEORGE N. KLIMIS

FREDERICK J.KNEIB

DONALD J. KOCIAN

WILLIAM R.

JAMES T. KOGLER

RICHARD D.KIRKHAM

KNELLINGER II

327

RICHARDS. KOHL

ROGER E. KONTAK

SCOTT W. KOPPANG KEVIN W. KOZLOWSKI

STEPHEN H. KRIKORIAN

KIM J. KRUPSAW

DAVID H. KRISTENSEN

BRUCE M. KUELZ DAVID P. KUNKEL

DOUGLAS A. KUPERSMITH

328

JOHN A. KURTZ

KEVIN P. LALLY

DWIGHT D. LANDMANN

GARY A. KYLE

BRUCE K. LAMBERT

RUSSELL M. LANEY

THOMAS L. LANGE WILLIAM E. LANNING

KENT K. KYSAR

EDWIN F. LABARRE

329

JEFFREY A. LARSEN

KARL D. LARSON

RUSSELL E.

DAVID E. LAWSON

STEVENS. LARSH

FRANK A. LASSUS

LATENSER II GEOFFREY S. LAWRENCE

MICHAEL A. LAYMAN LERAY L. LEBER

LAWRENCE E. LEE

330

MICHAEL D. LEE

DAVID L. LEUPP

GREGORY W. LEWIS

MONTGOMERY A. LEE

EDWARD A. LEVELL III

JOHN T. LEWIS

KEVIN E.LEINBACH

CHARLES L. LINDSAY DAVID R. LIPPERT

FRICK LEONG

331

ROBERT D.

KEVIN R. LONERGAN

GARY L. LORENZEN

FRED D. LOVETT

RICHARD R. LONG

CALVIN R. LOTT JR.

JAMES K. LOWE

STEVEN F. LOERAKKER

MANUEL J. LOPEZ

SCOTT H. LOUNSBERRY

BURKE P. LOKEY JR.

FREDERICKS. LORENZ

DOUGLAS L. LOVERRO

RICHARD A. LUHRS WINFRED H. MACKLIN

LIVINGSTON JR.

ALAN LOMBARDT

332

JR.

MICHAEL D. MACKNESS GEORGE M. MADELEN NORBERT MADSEN

STEPHEN P. MAHONEY

JEFFREY D. MAIN THOMAS C. MALLARY ROBERTA. MANSFIELD JR. HAROLD C. MANSON

RICKY A. MANTEI

JAMES M. MARG

MICHAEL R. MANTZ

NORMAN L. MARTEL

RICHARD B. MAPES

JAMES R. MARTIN

JOSEPH M. MARCHINO II

KEVIN M. MARTIN

334

TIMOTHY S. MARTIN

JOHN P. MASHL

DAVID L. MATTHEWS

DAVID W. MAY

MATTHEW F.

DARRELL G. MASTIN

ROYM. MATTSON

DAVID P. MAYER

MARTORANO

DAVID M. MAZUROWSKI

david l. McCalister

jr.

Survival left little time for resting. PATRICK K. McCAFFRY

Howard a. McCarthy STEPHEN G. McCARTY

MILES E. McCORMACK

JOHN D. MCELWEE

CHARLES M. MCGEE

RONALD D. MCELROY

GERALD J.

JOHN D. MCGEE

MCFARLANE JR.

SCOTT A. McCOMB

335

DANIEL C.MCGINLEY

MICHAEL B. MCGINTY

CHARLES S. MCHENRY

MICHAELS. MCGINNIS

MICHAEL L. MCGUIRE

BRETT R. MCINTIRE

DANIEL K. MCKENZIE JR. DAVID L. MCKENZIE

KENDALL A. MCKINNIS

JOSEPH R. MCLAUGHLIN

336

MICHAEL B.

MCLAUGHLIN MARK A. MCNAIR RICHARD E. MCNALLY

JAMES C. MCNAMARA

STEPHEN J. MCNAMARA

RANDALL H. MCPEAK

WADEE. MCROBERTS

DAVID F. MCNEIL JR.

SYDNEY G.

BRIAN P.MEENAN

MCPHERSON JR.

WILLIAM D. METZLER

GREGORY J. MILLER

MARK J. MEYERS

JEFFREY A. MILLER

MILODRAGOVICH

DAVID L. MERRILL

DALE E. MILLER

MICHAEL P. MILLER

JOSEPH S. METS

GREGORY D. MILLER

THOMAS N. MILLICAN

HOWARD J. MILSTEAD RICHARD B. MINTZ

WARNIEF. MEISETSCHLEAGER ]R.

BRIAN C. METTLER

338

CHRISTOPHER N.

CHARLES S. MITCHELL

DAVID P. L. MITCHELL

DANNY L. MOORE

BRADLEY L. MOFFETT WILLIAM R. MONROE

EDWARD C. MOORE MICHAEL M. MOORE

GARY L. MONTGOMERY

CHARLES L. MORAN JR.

CRAIGS. MOSER

CHARLES A. MORGAN EDWARD P. MORLEY ]R.

THOMAS J. MOUNTAIN

WILLIAM C. MORRIS

WAY P. MOY

JERRY MORRISON

THOMAS V.

MUCKENTHALER

:»:ni

Operation 3rd Lieutenant proved successful during the summer

MARK MUEHL

DANNY D. MULLINS

RANDALL G. MUNCY

DANIEL R. MURPHY JR.

BARRY V. K.

DOUGLAS A. MUMM

STEPHEN D. MURDOCH

GENE B. MURPHY

MUHLENBERG

J40

JAMES P. MURRAY WILLIAM C. MUSICK 2ND

DAVID G. NABER

WESLEY W. NEELY

DONALD W. NERGE

LARRY D. NEW

DAVID T. NAKAYAMA

BRUCE M. NELSON

RALPH D. NEVERS

TERRY L. NEW

CHARLES W. NASH JR. MICHAEL K. NAVE

341

THEODORE M. NEWSTAD TERRY J. NEWTON

MICHAEL E. NICHOLS

ROBERT NIEDZWIECKI

STEPHEN B. NICKEL

MARK A. NIELSEN

GUILLERMO E. NIEZEN-SARMIENTO PETER J. NILAND JR.

WENDELL L. NISSING CARL R. NORDGREN

342

ififillfflllllll Sy jf jf Jf Jh j| JIJI Jf M M M M M

m m

M J-

L «r

Evening settles at home DANIEL T. NORMAN

ALAN J. NUYTTEN

DONOVAN W. NYLUND

STEPHEN C. ODIORNE

ROBERT W. NORMAN JR.

CARL W. NUZZO

PATRICK T. OBRIEN

PETER C. OHLER

JOHNNIE E. NORRIS JR. ANTHONY C. NUNEZ

343

)44

ROBERT j. OLEKSKY

VINCENTE ORTIZ

ROBERT L. OWENS

MARK S. OLSON

DALE R. OSTROWSKI

JOEL PALANDRO

CHARLES B. OLTMAN

ROBERT M. PARKER ALLEN C. PATRIQUIN

KEVIN J. OTOOLE

DONALD B. OLYNICK

ANTHONY L. OWENS

WILEREDG. R. PALMS GERLAND J. PANNELL

STEWART W. PATTERSON RICHARD L. PAULY

KEVIN J. PETERSON

MICHAEL ]. PAYNE KEVIN B. PEDERSEN HUGH D. PENDERGRASS

THOMAS A. PERARO

CARLE. PERME

LANCED. PERDUE

WAYNE A. PERRON

ROBERT M. PETERSON

STEPHEN R. PERDUE

RICHARD A. PERRY

TERRY M. PETRIE

JAMES M. PENLEY

NELSON O. PEREZ-OTERO

PATRICK A. PETERSEN

JAMES R. PHILLIPS JR.

The Commandant’s elite drill team

FREDT. PHILPOT DONALD F. PICKETT JR.

strictly involuntary.

ANDREW J. PIJOR JAMES D. PINC

CHARLES W. PINNEY ROBERT W. T. PIROG

MICHAEL 1 PON7ANT ORVAL W. PORRITT JIM D. PORTER

ROBERT G. POTTER

AHARTW. POWERS, JR. PAUL E. PRANGE

CHARLES R.PRIBYL DANIEL R. PRICE

JAMES M.PRISCO

ANDREW A. PROBERT

FRANCIS M.PRIVETT

STEPHEN J.PRUSS

TIMOTHY C. PRATER

ROBERT D. PREISSINGER

347

ANTHONY F.

RICHARD J. RACOSKY

DAVID C. RAMSEY

STANLEY P. RADER

BRUCE A. RASMUSSEN

CRAIG A. PUZ

WILLIAM C. RAEDY

ALAN D. RAY

JAMES M. REAMES CHRISTOPHER J. REAMY CARL D. REBARCHAK

DAVID E. PISHORA

WILLIAM C. RAITT

DENNIS A. REA

ROGER W. RECHSTEINER

PRZBYSLAWSKI

JOSEPH P. RACHER JR.

348

RAYMOND REED JR.

THOMAS E. REW

JAMES L. RICHARDSON

THEODORE E. REICHERT

RANDY L. REYNOLDS

RICHARD J. RICHE

MICHAEL D. REINERT

JOHN G. RIVIERA

SALVADOR REZA

RANDALL. RICHEY

MARKF. ROBAIDEK

MICHAEL J. RENNER

JOHN F. C. RHOADES JR.

STEVEN E. RIEWERTS

DAVID A. ROBINSON

LIN A. RILEY

34 !)

Cadet Catton frequently led the wing in cheers

JAMES S. ROBINSON JR. WILLIAM H. ROEGE

MARKE. ROGERS STEVEN M. ROMANO

ARNOLD E. ROMOHR

DAVID J. ROOT

JAMES J. ROONEY

MICHAEL R. ROSENBALM

JAMES C. ROSE PATRICK M. ROSENOW

350

DAVEM. ROSS

ROBERT RYKACZEWSKI

MICHAEL S.SACKLEY

JERRY G. SALAZAR

MICHAEL A. ROSS

ENRIQUE A. SAA

STEVEN L.SACONE

GREGG SANDERS

RANDALL L. ROTH BRIAN R. RUSSELL

351

ROBERT M. SANDS

RAYMOND W. SANTEE

JOSE A. SANTIAGO-MOJICA ROBERTS. SATRE JR.

MARK S. SAUNDERS

FLOYD D. SAWYER JR.

THOMAS E. SAWNER III

RANDY J. SCHAVRIEN DANIEL E. SCHERER STEPHEN A. SCHEUFLER

352

Just a little something I use on the weekends KENNETH F.

SCHLEHUBER

LANCE M. SCHORTMANN

MARK C. SCHWING

MICHAEL W. SCOTT

RICHARD A. SCHROEDER

GARYL. SCOGGINS

WESTON P. SCOTT

PHILLIP M. SCHLENER GREG R. SCHNEIDER

RICKIE J.SCHOENLEIN

353

JOHN H. SEADER

MICHAEL D.SEMENUK

DAVID L. SEARCY

MICHAEL L. SEVIER

GREGORY E. SEELY

TIMOTHY A. SHAFFER

BRADLEYS. SHARPE

THOMAS J.SEFCIK

MARKS. SHANKS

WILLIAM L. SHELTON

JAMES F. X. SHANLEY JR.

STEVEN T. SHEPARD

ROBERT E.

SHERIDAN JR. GEORGE R. SHERWOOD DUNCAN M. SHIELDS WILLIAM L.SHIREY

JEFFREY W. SHORT JAMES D.SHUPE

BRADLEY L. SIMPSON

ALBERT G. SINGH

CLIFFORD R. SMITH

SHAUN T. SIMPSON

STEVEN P. SKIDMORE

HUGH M. SMITH

EARL C. SIMMONS JR.

TIMOTHY D. SIMS

MARK D. SLOWN

JOE R. SMITH

VICTOR H. SIMON

RICKY L. SINCLAIR

BRUCE D. SMITH

LAWRENCE W. SMITH JR

355

WESLEY M. SMITH

JEFFREY J. SOGARD

PAUL M. SOWADA

ROBERT D. SPENCE

JOHN R. SNEDDON

MARC A. SOUTIERE

TODD L. SPANGLER

JAMES N. SPENDLEY RANDALL W. SPETMAN DAVID M. SRULOWITZ

356

"r '<m

Til-

The cadet wing always marched on at home games STEPHEN E. STARKS

KEITH C. STEINBAUGH

WILLIAM T. STARNES

KARL F. STEINER

JAY S. STEINMETZ KEVIN J. STEPKO

WILLIAM M. STEVENER EDWARD R. STEVENS

MARKT. STARR

JEFFREY T. STEIG

358

JOHN G. STEVENS III

KYLE A. ST. GEORGE

HOMER M. STOCKMANN

DOUGLAS E. STEWART

STEVEN A. STOUT

STEVEN E. STOCKDALE

MARK J. STODA

HARRY W. STOWERS JR. ERNEST J. STRAUCH WILLIAM L.STRELL

GEORGE F. STUDOR JR.

LEONARD SUMMERS III

DAVID R. SUN

BRIAN L. SUTTER

JONATHAN K. S.UBIK

RONALD W. SUMMERS

PAUL G. SUTLIFF

ROBERT T. SWANSON

CHRISTOPHER M. SULLIVAN

WILLIAM SULLIVAN

359

3R0

WILLIAM M. SWARTZ

THOMAS J. TALBOT

CLIFTON T. TAYLOR

KENNETH C. THIENEMAN

BRUCE H. SWEZEY

CORY D. TARPENNING

JON R. TENSFELDT

DAVID W.THOMIN

STANLEY J. SZKARLAT JR. CARL R. TALAEOUS

DAVID O. TATE

DAVID M. TERIFAY

HOWARD N. THOMPSON

TERRENCE L.TAUBERT

DAVID E.TERNES

ROBERT H. THOMPSON

JONATHAN D. TREE JOHN E. TRETTIN

WILLIAM R. TROEGNER

RICHARD W. TOBIN II

JOHN E. TOMASZEWSKI JOHN E. TONETTI GREGORY J. TOUSSAINT

ROBERT G.TRIBOLET

PETER M. TRUMP

JEFFREY H. TODD

THOMAS D. TRAINOR

TERRENCE R. TRIPP

ROGER T.TURCOTTE

BEJAMIN L. THORNSON SCOTT L. THURNER

LAUREN P. TROTTIER

typical cadet girl friend,

■ ■I

JAMES W. TURNER

DAVID A. TUTTLE

RAYMOND J.TYC

DAVID L. VANDAGRIFF

GARY A.TURNIPSEED

JOHN C. TWIDDY 2ND

MICHAEL A.

MARVIN J. VANEVERY SCOTT VANTONNINGEN ROBERT W. VAUGHN

UNDERWOOD

362

HHH ROBERT J. VAUGHN

WILLIAM VISNOVSKY

RAYMOND T.VIZZONE

GLENN VERA

CHARLES T. VONO

GREGORY L. VITALIS

PHILIP A. VOLLELUNGA

JOHN J. VOSBURG

JOHN L. VERNON JAMES P.VINCZE

363

WILLIAM R. VRASTIL BURTON J. WADAS

DOUGLAS M. WADDELOW ROBERT A. WAGNER

JOHN M. WAITES JR. RICHARD G. WAITON

RICHARD T. WALDRUSSER ROBERT M. WALLETT MICHAEL V. WALSH

JAMES V. WALTERS

364

We were

JEFFREY J. WALTERS WALTER R. WASHBURN III

always the best in marching.

PAUL M. WEAVER

STEPHEN K. WEBB

KIM A. WEBER

STEPHEN A. WEAVER

BRIAN C. WEBER

RICHARD G. WEIDNER

DONALEE. WEATHERFORD LARRY A. WEAVER

365

NORMAN A. WEINBERG

MARK T. WHALEN

JOHN W. WHITEHEAD JR.

JOHN K. WELSH

MARK J. WILDERMUTH

GREGORY A. WHALEY

ROGER D.WIDHOLM

MARK A. WELSH III

PHILIP J.

CARL J. WHATLEY

ERIC WIGAND

WILDEROTTER IV

DIRK A. WERHANE

WILLIAM R. WHITE

RAYMOND E.

WILLIAM D. WILEY GREGORY WILLIAMS

WILD 2ND

366

■HH

SCOTT R. WOLEMEYER

DAVID J. WILSON

JAY A. WINZENRIED JAMES A. WITH

MICHAEL N. WILSON

BRUCE C. WITHERS

MICHAEL WOODMAN

STEVEN D. WILSON

ARNOLD D.WODTKE

ROBERT A. WOODS

JAMES A. WILLIAMS JOHN F. WILLIAMS

TERRY L. WILLIAMS

MARK R. WILLIAMS

RODERICK M.

DANIEL T. WOODBURY

WILLIAMS

367

WILLIAM F. WOOLFORD

ROY M. WORDEN

THOMAS T. WYMAN

ERNEST V.

PARKERS. WRIGHT

JOSEPH WYSOCKI

WOOLLARD II

DAVID W. YAUCH ROGER G. YAUCHZY

THOMAS E. YERKE

JOHN T. YOUNG

368

THE FIRST

SENIOR

DIRECTORY

1976 STUART G. YOUNG TONY T. YOUNT

DOUGLAS W. ZACOUR RONALD }. ZAPKA

DANNY

]. ACOCK, 26TH SQ., CORSICANA, TEX. ROBERT R. ADAMS, 18TH SQ., LINDENHORST, NY. EDWARD AGIS, 13TH SQ., BRENTWOOD, N.Y. GERALD F. ALEXANDER JR., 21ST SQ., WHEELER AFB, HAW. RICHARD C. ALIS, 18TH SQ., CHICAGO, ILL. CHARLES T. ALLAN, 25TH SQ., ASHLAND, VA. CALVIN L. ALLEN, 2ND SQ., LONGVIEW, TEX. JERRY N. ALLISON, 8TH SQ., OSCUDA, MICH. JOSEPH AMARA, 18TH SQ„ WALPOLE, MASS. DAVID N. ANDERSON, 22ND SQ., CUTBANK, MONT HERMAN S. ANDERSON, 12TH SQ., PHOENIX, ARIZ. JOHN M. ANDREW, 32ND SQ., BETHESDA, MD. JOHN J. ANDRICHAK III, 5TH SQ., ALEXANDRIA, VA. RICHARD T. ANGEVINE, 2ND SQ., LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. LESLIE R. ANZJON, 14TH SQ., MASSOULA, MONT. THOMAS J. APPOLLONI, 5TH SQ., SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.J. DAVID R. ARBUTINA, 7TH SQ., SEWICKH, PA. JOHN A. ARMOR, 16TH SQ„ PITTSBURG, PA. CARL E. ARMSTRONG, 5TH SQ., AVOCA, N.Y. REX S. ARMSTRONG, 22ND SQ., FORT SCOTT, KAN. ROBERT M. ARNETT, 16TH SQ., SPARTANBURG, S.C. ROBERT D. ASHENFELTER, 17TH SQ., COLLEGEVILLE, PA. KOSTA G. ASSELANIS, 31ST SQ., SAVANNAH, GA. THOMAS W. AUBERRY, 4TH SQ., CARMICHAEL, CA. PAUL F. AUCLAIR, 20TH SQ., MERRIT ISLAND, FLA. JOHN A. AUSINK, 21ST SQ., MINOT, N.D. LARRY R. AUSTIN, 1ST SQ., RIVERSIDE, CA. CLYDE C. AYER, 8TH SQ., EAST AURORA, N.Y. LEON R. BAER JR., 20TH SQ., CHAMBERSBURG, PA. PETER M. BAILEY, 30TH SQ., OMAHA, NEB. ANTHONY E. BAIR, 21ST SQ., ALEXANDRIA, IND. MARK W. BAKER, 28TH SQ., LOMPOC, CA. GILBERT T. BALL, 15th SQ., FAIR HAVEN, N.J. THOMAS R. BALTES, 9TH SQ„ BLACKDUCK, MINN. MICHAEL R. BANASZAK, 16TH SQ., CHICAGO, ILL. RONALD B. BARAN, 35TH SQ., DEARBORN, MICH. GERALD L. BARBER, 21ST SQ., CASCADE, CO. JAMES P. BARFIELD, 28TH SQ., KINSTON, N.C. RICHARD E. BARFIELD, 30TH SQ., STUART, FLA. KEVIN R. BARLEY, 8TH SQ., FREDERICKSBURG, VA. JAY T. BARNES, 3RD SQ., SILVER LAKE, WASH. GRADY R. BARNETT JR., 25TH SQ„ EASTMAN, GA. ROBERT B. BARTLETT, 29TH SQ., GUNTERSVILLE, ALA. WILLIAM D. BATTIG, 35TH SQ., SALEM, ORE. JAMES D. BAUER, 7TH SQ.. SANDUSKY, OHIO JON M. BAUSCHLICHER, 37TH SQ., EUSTIS, FLA. DANIEL J. BEATTY JR., 30TH SQ., ARCANUM, OHIO MICHAEL J. BEAUCHAMP, 27TH SQ., TAMPA, FLA. STEVEN P. BECK, 21ST SQ., HOLLYWOOD, FLA. JEFFREY D. BECKER, 8TH SQ., LAS VEGAS, NEV. MICHAEL F. BELCHER, 39TH SQ., BUFFALO, N.Y. KIRK D. BELL, 28TH SQ., GARY, IND. EDMUNDO F. BELLINI, 13TH SQ., MONTEVIDEO, URAG. JIMMIE L. BENTON, 1ST SQ., PEARL RIVER, LA. DAVID H. BERG, 18TH SQ., CONCORD, CA. NOLAN I. BERG, 35TH SQ., PLATTEVILLE, WIS. STEVEN M. BERGER, 27TH SQ., ALEXANDRIA, MINN. MICHAEL L. BERRIAN, 15TH SQ.. LAKEWOOD, OHIO JOSEPH H. BIRCHMAN, 31ST SQ.. WASHINGTON, D.C. WILLIAM P. BIRTELL, 35TH SQ., BURBANK, CA. MARTIN E. BISCHOFF III, 26TH SQ., DENVER, CO.

ROBERT L. BIVINS, 17TH SQ., OWENBORO, KY. THOMAS B. BLAIKIE III, 21ST SQ., MIAMI. FLA.

JAY O. BLISH, 21ST SQ., ORLANDO, FLA. JOHN M. BLYTHE, 23RD SQ., TUCSON, ARIZ. PETER W. BOLLINGER, 13TH SQ., CONCORD. CA. JAMES R. BOMA, 18th SQ., PIPER CITY, ILL. GREGORY K. BOOMGAARD. 30TH SQ., PLATTSBURG, N.Y. TERRENCE E. BORSARE, 17TH SQ., BRUSSELS, BEL.

370

JAMIE L. BOSWORTH, 14TH SQ„ LANCASTER, PA. JOHN J. BOWEN, 17TH SQ., ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. THOMAS G. BOWIE JR., 22ND SQ., SEATTLE, WASH. STEPHEN P. BOYD, 31ST SQ., POMPANO BEACH, FLA. WILLIAM D. BOYD, 34TH SQ., PITTSBURG, PA. LARRY G. BOYES, 18TH SQ., GREELEY, CO. RICHARD C. BOZZUTO, 26TH SQ., KENNEBUNKPORT, ME. KENNETH B. BRADLEY, 7TH SQ., ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ROGER P. BRADLEY, 18TH SQ., FAIRFIELD, CA. JOHN E. BRANDT, 5TH SQ., AURORA, CO. GREGORY A. BRICKER, 29TH SQ., BURBANK, CA. SCOTT M. BRITTEN, 30TH SQ., THIENSVILLE, WIS. DON E. BROCK, 13TH SQ., WAYAHACHIE, TEX. CHARLES T. BROWN, 25th SQ., BELLEVUE, WASH. JEFFREY S. BROWN, 32ND SQ., ESCONDIDO, CA. RICHARD L. BROZOVIC, 5TH SQ„ SAN ANTONIO, TEX. WILLIAM H. BRUNDAGE, 16th SQ., PALMER, ALA. RAYMOND R. BRUNELLE, 12TH SQ., WEST BROOKFIELD, MASS. ,

JOHN R. BRUNS JR., 37TH SQ., BARTLESVILLE, OKL. BRAD O. BUCHANAN, 18TH SQ., TITUSVILLE, FLA. JAMES W. BUCK, 20TH SQ., HYANNIS, MASS. JOHN A. BUDELIER, 34TH SQ., STEVENS POINT, WIS. PATRICK C. BURBANK, 31ST SQ., BUHL, ID. THOMAS J. BURGIE, 23RD SQ., CHARLOTTE, MICH. MIGUEL F. BURGOS, 11TH SQ., SANTIAGO, CHILE. GEORGE G. BURNETTE III, 7TH SQ., CHARLESTON, W.V. JOHN F. BURNS, 12TH SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. ROBERT W. BUSH, 4TH SQ., LONG BEACH CA. GAROLD R. BUTDORF, 8th SQ., FREMONT, OHIO LINDSAY W. BUTLER III, 2ND SQ., OCEAN SPRINGS, MISS. MICHAEL W. BUTLER, 40TH SQ., OMAHA, NEB. ROBERT P. BYCH, 40TH SQ., WOODLAND HILLS, CA.

JOSEPH L. BYERLY, 40TH SQ.. VIENNA, VA. MICHAEL B. BYERS, 35TH SQ., BOSSIER CITY, LA. MICHAEL J. BYERS, 10TH SQ., MILWAUKEE, WIS. MICHAEL W. BYRON, 36TH SQ., ELICOTT CITY, MD. RICARDO S. CABALLERO, 39TH SQ., ABILENE, TEX. JAMES R. CADY, 10TH SQ., ASHLAND, ORE. NEIL T. CAHOON, 14TH SQ., ST. PAUL, MINN. JIMMY E. CAMDEN, 11TH SQ., QUENTON, OKL.

JOHN O. CAMPBELL, 9TH SQ., LOS ANGELES, CA. JOHN S. CAMPBELL, 40TH SQ., COLUMBUS, OHIO STEPHEN C. CAMPBELL, 7TH SQ., MONTEREY, CA. MICHAEL T. CANTWELL, 26TH SQ., ST. LOUIS, MO. RICHARD P. CARLSON, 3RD SQ., WILMINGTON, DE. BRIAN T. CARLTON, 29TH SQ., PAINESVILLE, OHIO. WILLIAM J. CAROLAN, 7TH SQ., SEAFORD, N.Y. STEPHEN K. CARPENTER, 7TH SQ.. CALDWELL, ID. WILLIAM O. CARROLL, 34th SQ., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. JAMES E. CARTER, 35TH SQ.. RIVERSIDE, CA. ROBERT R. CASELLA, 40TH SQ., WINTER HAVEN, FLA. RAYMOND J. CASEY, 11TH SQ., BROOKLYN, N.Y. RICHARD L. CASEY, 34TH SQ.. BARTO, FLA. DAVID R. CASLICK, 20TH SQ., ITHACA, N.Y. JOHN J. CATTON JR„ 31ST SQ.. LOS ANGELES. CA. JAMES S. CAVALIER. 30TH SQ., LATROBE, PA. RANDY Y. U. CHANG. 35TH SQ., HONOLULU, HAW. LEWIS D. CHASE IV, 37TH SQ., SPOKANE, WASH. ROBERT W. CHASE, 10TH SQ., TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. MARK C. CHAVEZ. 23RD SQ., SAN JOSE, CA. RORY H. CHILDRESS. 29TH SQ., SCHREVEPORT, LA. KEVIN P. CHILTON, 5TH SQ., LOS ANGELES, CA. LANCE D. CHRISTIAN, 35TH SQ., WEST SIMSBURY, CONN. JOHN M. CHRISTIANSON, 16TH SQ., HOUSTON, TEX DOUGLAS N. CLARK. 4TH SQ.. MIDWEST CITY, OKL DAVID E. CLARY, 40TH SQ.. YERINGTON. NEV. MARTIN J. CLEMENT, 23RD SQ., WICHITA, KAN. DONALD W. CLEMENTS. 37TH SQ., GLOUCESTER VA ROGER F. CLEMENTS. 39TH SQ„ BUZZARDS BAY MASS

FRED M. CLEMOVITZ, 35TH SQ., WARNER ROBINS, GA. WILLIAM S. CLIFFORD, 11TH SQ., MANVILLE, N.J. DAVID J. CLOUD, 27TH SQ., ST. PAUL, MINN. MICHAEL F. COKER, 12TH SQ., KENAI, ALA. CHARLES C. COMBS JR., 22ND SQ., RICHMOND, KY. DAVID L. CONNORS, 36TH SQ., TACOMA, WASH. MARVIN E. COOK, 33RD SQ., LOMPOC, CA. ERIC P. COPPIN, 32ND SQ., LITTLETON, CO. DAVID N. CORL, 5TH SQ., NEWARK, OHIO. DEL J. CORNALI, 13TH SQ., KENNINGTON, CONN. FRANCISCO J. S. CORONA-A, 32ND SQ., MEXICO CITY, MEX. STANLEY C. CORREIA, 12TH SQ., NEW BEDFORD, MASS. ROBERT M. CORRIE, 30TH SQ., ANTHON, IOWA JOHN R. COVINGTON, 15TH SQ., FULLERTON, CA. FRANKLIN E. COX, 27TH SQ., DEL CITY, OKL. WILLIAM R. CRAIG, 19TH SQ., SPRINGFIELD, VA. JAMES R. CROCCO, 5TH SQ., SWENSBURY, CONN. DAVID J. CROCKETT JR., 24TH SQ., CLARSVILLE, IND. ROBERT B. CROMBIE, 37TH SQ., JOLIET, ILL. HILTON C. CROSLEY, 40TH SQ., LOS ANGELES, CA. JEFFREY R. CROSS, 15TH SQ., MESA, ARIZ. DAVID T. CROUSER, 3RD SQ., PITTSFIELD, MASS. JAMES L. CROWE, 21ST SQ., DAYTON, OHIO JOHN J. CROWLEY, 27TH SQ., MEDWAY, MASS. DANIEL L. CUDA, 25TH SQ., WHINETKA, CA. ELISEO J. CUEVAS, 36TH SQ., STERLING, ILL. MICHAEL L. CUMMINS, 10TH SQ., SAVANNAH, GA. PAUL M. CUNNINGHAM, 12TH SQ., PRINCETON, N.J. CHRISTOPHER L. CURRY, 20TH SQ., OSLO, NORWAY STEVEN W. DALROS, 34TH SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. DENNIS J. DAMIENS, 1ST SQ., DALLAS, TEX. MURRAY E. DANIELS, 38TH SQ., PORT HURON, MICH. THOMAS A. DANKENBRING, 9TH SQ., ST. LOUIS, MO. WILLIE C. DANTZLER, 10TH SQ., DAYTON, OHIO WALTER W. DARNALL JR., 21ST SQ., ABERDEEN, MD. RICHARD DAVILA JR., 3RD SQ., GUADALAJARA, MEX. DEE S. DAVIS, 9TH SQ., MERCED, CA. STEVEN M. DAVIS, 27TH SQ., LYNCHBURG, VA. WILLIAM R. DAVIS, 22ND SQ., DETROIT, MICH. WILLIAM F. DEA, 19TH SQ., AVOCA, IOWA BRUCE W. DEANE, 25TH SQ., SACRAMENTO, CA. CHARLES C. DEANO JR., 33RD SQ., NEW ORLEANS, LA. FREDERICK A. DEARMOND, 23RD SQ., CENTRAL POINT, ORE. JAMES D. DEAUX, 36TH SQ., GAINESVILLE, FLA. ROBERT K. DEBLANC, 13TH SQ., NEW IBERLIE, CA. HARRY C. DEBRUHL JR., 38TH SQ., OCALA, FLA. JOHN K. DEDIC, 36TH SQ., TRAER, IOWA LOTHAR W. DEIL, 13TH SQ., SANTO ROSE, CA. JOHN R. DELPHENICH, 15TH SQ., REDONDO BEACH, CA. MICHAEL A. DELPINTO, 1ST SQ., SAN PEDRO, CA. MICHAEL A. DELVENTHAL, 32ND SQ., NAPOLEAN, OHIO TED A. DETRICK, 18TH SQ., REDLANDS, CA. ALLEN J. DICKINSON, 21ST SQ., TIPP CITY, OHIO BRIAN E. DIEFFENBACH, 26TH SQ., PHOENIX, ARIZ. DAVID A. DIENER, 28TH SQ., SANTA NEZ, CA. BENJAMIN L. DILLA, 26TH SQ., FT. WORTH, TEX. DAVID K. DINGLEY, 16TH SQ., ORANGEBERG, S.C. KARL K. DITTMER JR., 30TH SQ., EL RENO, OKL. ROBERT H. DOBSON, 2ND SQ., WAUKESHA, WIS. BYRON C. DODGEN, 4TH SQ., PINE MOUNTAIN VAILLEY, GA. JAMES T. DOLAN, 17TH SQ., SAN MARCUS, TEX. EDWARD N. DOMINGUE, 34TH SQ., ESCONDIDO, CA. ANGELO A. DONISI JR., 24TH SQ., FRANKLIN, OKL. GLENN A. DORMAN, 6TH SQ., ORANGEBERG, S.C. LARRY D. DOWELL, 11TH SQ., ADA, OKL. JOSEPH G. DREW, 7TH SQ., EDDINGTON, ME. MICHAEL S. DUCLOS, 26TH SQ., TARPLEY, TEX. STEVEN W. DUNDORE, 8TH SQ., CAMARILLO, CA. ANDREW W. DUNN, 31ST SQ., CHARLOTTE, N.C.

LUCKEY M. DUNN, 33RD SQ., DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. WILLIAM J. DUNN, 40TH SQ., SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. JOHN O. DUNSTAN, 19TH SQ., TEMPE, ARIZ. HARRY V. DUTCHYSHYN., 37TH SQ., SPRINGFIELD, VA. MICHAEL W. DUVALL, 34TH SQ., AURORA, CO. JOHN B. ECHOLS, 26TH SQ., GADSEN, ALA. STEVEN R. EDDY, 1ST SQ., WESTBOROUGH, MASS. STEFAN EISEN JR., 25TH SQ., DANIELSON, CONN. MICHAEL R. ELLEN, 30TH SQ., CHATSWORTH, CA. RAYMOND R. ELSON, 16TH SQ., DENVER, CO. MICHAEL V. ELY, 10TH SQ., CHICAGO, ILL. KENNETH D. ENGEL, 9TH SQ., HACKENSACK, N.J. LAWRENCE E. ENGLESON, 28TH SQ., K-TOWN, GERMANY MICHAEL P. ERDLE, 7TH SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. MAZEL B. ERICKSON, 23RD SQ., OAKRIDGE, TENN. LARRY E. ERIKSEN, 28TH SQ., HOMER, NEB. JOAQUIN C. ERRAZURIZ, 24TH SQ., SANTIAGO, CHILE JOHN A. ERRIGO, 1ST SQ., AKRON, OHIO KENT A. ESBENSHADE, 25TH SQ., LINCOLN, NEB. EDWARD A. ESTRADA, 10TH SQ., CARSON, CA. DAVID R. EVANS, 13TH SQ., AKRON, OHIO JOSEPH T. EVANS JR., 6TH SQ., COVINGTON, LA. MARK W. EVANS, 24TH SQ., NEWPORT NEWS, VA. MICHAEL F. EYOLFSON, 6TH SQ., DENVER, CO. ROBERT K. FABER, 19TH SQ., BALTIMORE, MD. JAMES S. FAGAN, 36TH SQ., VARGENNES, VT. BRADLEY F. FAGOT, 3RD SQ., CRAIG, CO. EDWARD F. FAIRBROTHER JR., 6TH SQ., ACTON, MASS. ANDREW D. FALLON, 6TH SQ., BELOIT, WIS. DAVID K. FARMER, 22ND SQ., LANESVILLE, OHIO JOHN M. FAUVER, 1ST SQ., OMAHA, NEB. ERIC L. FEDER, 23RD SQ., CROFTON, MD. KEITH A. FEIGH, 12TH SQ., ASHTABULA, OHIO. LLOYD R. FELDER, 40TH SQ., SMITH'S PARISH, BERMUDA

CHARLES R. FELLOWS, 9TH SQ., LOS ANGELES, CA. MARK A. FELLOWS, 23RD SQ., ROCHESTER, N.Y. MARC D. FELMAN, 33RD SQ„ LAUREL, MD. ALAN D. FISHER, 15TH SQ., SOQUEL, CA. JAMES P. FISHER, 36TH SQ„ WASHINGTON, IND. ROBERT R. FISHER, 35TH SQ., LAKE JACKSON, TEX. PATRICK R. FLANAGAN, 16TH SQ., AUSTIN, TEX. GARRISON H. FLEMINGS, 6TH SQ., CLAUPVILLE, PA. JOHN E. FLOERSCH, 13TH SQ., OWATONNA, MINN. SCOTT K. FLOOD, 14TH SQ., QUAKER CITY, OHIO DEAN R. FLOWER, 20TH SQ., PITTSBURG, PA. JAMES W. FOERTSCH, 33RD SQ., CHICAGO, ILL. OWEN R. FONOROW, 35TH SQ„ TUSCON, ARIZ. DOUGLAS J. FORD, 22ND SQ., HOUSTON, TEX. RAYMOND L. FORTNER, 13TH SQ., KENNEWICK, WASH. DANIEL A. FOSTER. 6TH SQ., LEVITTOWN, PA. KEITH I. FRANCIS, 18TH SQ., ELBA, NEB. STEVEN R. FRANKLIN, 40th SQ., COEUR D'ALENE, ID. WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN, 33RD SQ., LYNCHBURG, VA. DON A. FRASIER JR., 29TH SQ.. MINDEN, LA. JERRY L. FREE, 22ND SQ., LOS ANGELES, CA. DOYLE K. FREEMAN, 18TH SQ., MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO. HARRISON C. FREER, 27TH SQ., POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. DOUGLAS W. FRENCH, 22ND SQ., PHOENIX, ARIZ. HAROLD G. FRENCH, 25TH SQ., SAN DIEGO, CA. BRUCE R. FREUND, 28TH SQ., AVON, CONN. MICHAEL FRICANO, 19TH SQ., SYRACUSE, N.Y. MARC W. FRITH, 29TH SQ., ORANGE PARK, FLA. THOMAS M. FRONK, 29TH SQ., FORT ATKINSON, WIS. JOHN D. FROZENA, 1ST SQ., MIRAKWA, WIS. STEPHEN B. FRYE, 36TH SQ., SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, PA. ANTONE E: GAJESKI, 26TH SQ., JAMESPORT, N.Y. LOUIS J. GALVOTTI, 2ND SQ., WILBRAHAM, MASS. EDWARD A. GALLAGHER, 33RD SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. BARRY S. GAMBLIN, 28TH SQ., EAST POINT, GA.

JR., 9TH SQ DARLINGTON, S.C. JOSE A. GARCIA, 11TH SQ DEL RIO, TEX. RALPH E. GARDNER, 8TH SQ„ MILTON, PA. ROBERT S. GARDNER, 9TH SQ., DEVINE, TEX. DOUGLAS J. GARITO, 14TH SQ., NIAGRA FALLS, N.Y. TODD R. GARLAND, 28TH SQ., ELMGROVE, WIS. LARRY E. GARNER, 5TH SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. JAMES M. GARRETT, 17TH SQ„ JACKSON, S.C. LESLIE C. GARRISON, 3RD SQ., SIOUX CITY, IOWA DAVID N. GARTEN, 37TH SQ., COLUBIA, TENN. CARLOS GARZA JR., 26TH SQ., EDINBURG, TEX. MILES M. GAUGHAN, 28TH SQ., PERU, ILL. MICHAEL P. GEGG, 22ND SQ., ST. LOUIS, MO. GERALD J. GEISELHART JR., 12TH SQ., EDWARD R. GANDY

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. ARTHUR L. GEORGE III, 26TH SQ., DOLTON, ILL. BRADLEY D. GERDES, 3RD SQ., TWIN FALLS, ID. HAROLD D. GETZELMAN, 30TH SQ., ELGIN, ILL. RALPH D. GIBSON, 37TH SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. BRENT P. GLINES, 19TH SQ., OGDEN, UTAH AARON H. GOLD, 18TH SQ., NORTH BABYLON, N.Y.

ROBERT P. GOLD, 38TH SQ., ENCINO, CA. BERNARD F. GOLDBACH, 30TH SQ., LANCASTER, PA BERT F. GOODRICH, 1ST SQ., MALCOM, IOWA RICHARD B. GOSEN, 19TH SQ., MINNETONKA, MINN. SCOTT W. GOUGH, 27TH SQ., MERCEDES, TEX. MICHAEL C. GOULD, 31ST SQ., KENT, OHIO ALAN T. GRANGER, 21ST SQ., ROCKFORD, OHIO

ROBERT M. GRAY, 18TH SQ., HOBBS, N.M. FRANKLIN F. GREEN, 40TH SQ., BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH. THOMAS A. GREENE, 6TH SQ., MINNETONKA, MINN. DONALD D. GRESHAM, 38TH SQ., YORBA LINDA, CA. APOLONIO S. GRIJALBA JR., 5TH SQ., ATWATER, CA. CURTIS J. GRONEWALD, 40TH SQ., VANCOUVER, WASH. BRUCE D. GUINDON, 5TH SQ., LOS ANGELES, CA. STEVEN G. GUNDERSON, 19TH SQ., HARTLAND, WIS. RICHARD A. GUSTAFSON, 34TH SQ., STRATFORD, CONN. GEORGE A. GUTIERREZ, 35TH SQ., BROWNSVILLE, TEX. DONALD D. HALL, 37TH SQ SPRINGFIELD, ORE. ,

SQ PASADENA, CA. SQ., HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA. STEVEN M. HAMED, 4TH SQ., GREENBANK, W.V. THOMAS W. HANCOCK, 27TH SQ., WAVERLY, KY. PATRICK M. HANLEY, 38TH SQ., OAK PARK, ILL. RICHARD A. HANLEY, 15TH SQ., MT. CLEMENS, MICH. WILLIAM E. HANSON, 25TH SQ., SAN DIEGO, CA. GLEN J. HANUS, 16TH SQ., CHICAGO, ILL. JEFFREY B. HARRISON, 16TH SQ., WARREN, OHIO JEFF T. HASS, 7TH SO., AIKEN, S.C. DAVID N. HATFIELD, 30TH SQ., JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. GERALD R. HATT, 5TH SQ., ORRVILLE, OHIO CLIFFORD M. HAUG, 8TH SQ., MIDWEST CITY, OKL. MICHAEL L. HAUSER, 38TH SQ., HAYS, KAN. JOHN T. HAZEN, 33RD SQ., LAKE OSWEGO, ORE. ALAN D. HEBB, 13TH SQ„ ASHBURNHAM, MASS. TRUMAN J. HEDDING, 40TH SQ., KAILUA, HAW. WATER N. HEIDMOUS JR., 20TH SQ., LOMPOC, CA. STEVEN D. HEINZ, 37TH SQ., ALLENTOWN, PA. KEVIN R. HEISE, 39TH SQ., WATERLOO, IOWA LEE R. HEITMAN JR., 24TH SQ., ALTA LOMA, TEX. KEVIN F. HENABRAY, 33RD SQ., ABILENE, TEX. DONALD E. HENAGER, 31ST SQ., KENNEWICK, WASH. MICHAEL C. HENCHEY, 13TH SQ., CONCORD, N.H. CASEY L. HENKEL, 2ND SQ., AUSTIN, TEX. CHRISTOPHER M. HENRY, 10TH SQ„ CRANBURY, N.J. BYRON C. HEPBURN, 32ND SQ., MIAMI, FLA. JAMES J. HEPPNER, 2ND SQ., RENO, NEV. DEXTER L. HERMSTAD, 29TH SQ., SAN FRANCISCO, CA. DONALD W. HIEBERT, 5TH SQ., STOTTGART, GER. STEVEN D. HALL, 36TH JOHN HAMBURG, 17TH

372

DANIEL M HIGGINS, 15TH SQ., SHAMOKIN, PA. DONALD P. HIGGINS JR., 14TH SQ., RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. JOHN H. HILDEBRANDT, 35TH SQ., BALTIMORE, MD. ROBERT J. HINGER, 34TH SQ., PHILADELPHIA, PA. CLARK R. HINKEL, 6TH SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. WILLIAM C. HOBART JR., 3RD SQ., LOMPOC, CA. CHRIS P. HOFFMAN, 13TH SQ., MGERSTOWN, PA. STEPHEN J. HOGAN, 1ST SQ., HILLSBORO, MO. JAMES R. HOGUE, 17TH SQ., WESTMINSTER, CA. RICHARD C. HOLDRIDGE, 14TH SQ„ DEMING, N.M. MARTIN K. HOLLAND, 21ST SQ., WISNER, NEB. ROBERT C. HOLLEY, 35TH SQ., UNIVERSAL CITY, TEX. GREGORY S. HOLM, 34TH SQ., EISWORTH, KAN. HAL P. HOLT, 28TH SQ., MISSOULA, MONT. THOMAS R. HOLTZ, 15TH SQ., ELM GROVE, WIS. PETER S. HOOK, 38TH SQ., BISHOP, CA. JOHN E. HOPE, 36TH SQ., CENTREVILLE, VA. PATRICK J HOUREN, 27TH SQ., OAK PARK, ILL. PHIL C. HOUSER, 29TH SQ., SIDNEY, NEB. MICHAEL B. HOYES, 29TH SQ., BROOKLYN, N.Y. DAVID E. HRNCIR, 17TH SQ., CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX.

ROBERT W. HUDSON, 5TH SQ., MISSOULA, MONT. JESSE A. HUERTA, 20TH SQ., TUCSON, ARIZ. GARY D. HUFFMAN, 19TH SQ., DANVILLE, KY. MARK T. HUGHES, 18TH SQ., HYDE PARK, MASS. JAMES P. HUNT, 19TH SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. SCOTT R. INGERSOLL, 6TH SQ„ LODI, WIS. JOHN C. INGLIS, 9TH SQ., LINTHICUM, MD. CHARLES B. ISAACS, 21 ST SQ., RICHLAND, WASH. ROBERT B. IVERSON, 20TH SQ„ DENVER, CO. DAVID R. JACKSON, 28TH SQ., TEHRAN, IRAN JACK A. JACKSON JR., 16TH SQ., BELLEVUE, NEB.

JIMMY D. JACKSON, 13TH SQ., LITTLE ROCK, ARK. MARK A. JACOBS, 2ND SQ., MCLEAN, VA. DOUGLAS JAMES, 24TH SQ., RICHARD WARREN, MISS. ALAN M. JANISZEWSK1, 39TH SQ., MILWAUKEE, WIS. DAVID L. JAREO, 1ST SQ., RODMAN, N.Y. ARMAS J. JASKEY JR., 22ND SQ., PITTSBURG, PA. CRAIG R. JENSEN, 7TH SQ., HOT SPRINGS, S.D. ANTHONY R. JOHNSON, 10TH SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. CHASE J. JOHNSON, 33RD SQ., BOXFORD, MASS. RANDALL G. JOHNSON, 14TH SQ., FT. SMITH, ARK. ROBERT C. JOHNSON, 13TH SQ., BURLINGTON, VT. WILLIAM C. JOHNSON, 34TH SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. WALTER H. JOHNSTON JR., 25TH SQ., DETROIT, MICH. THOMAS S. JOHNSTONE, 26TH SQ., DINUBA, CA. BRADLEY W. JONES, 12TH SQ., LOMPOC, CA. BUDD A. JONES JR., 1ST SQ., LONG BEACH, CA. WILLIAM M. JONES, 29TH SQ., SACRAMENTO. CA. DANIEL W. JORDAN III, 10TH SQ., BEAUMONT, TEX. STEPHEN A. JORGENSEN, 36TH SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. PHILIP A. JULIEN, 4TH SQ., SENOLA, CA. GEOFFREY W. JUMPER, 13TH SQ., ALBEQUERQUE, N.M. DANIEL D. KAISER, 23RD SQ., COLME, S.D. KURT M. KAMRAD, 29TH SQ„ VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. JOHN P. KANE, 13TH SQ., ROCHESTER, N.Y.

KEVIN S. KANESHIRO, 25TH SQ., HONOLULU, HAW. STANLEY J. KASPERZYK JR., 8TH SQ., UTICA, N.Y. MICHAEL J. KEANE, 40TH SQ., MT. PROSPECT, ILL. WILLIAM A. KEARNS, 5TH SQ., NASHVILLE, N.C. RANDALL H. KEHL, 23RD SQ., SAN FRANCISCO, CA. KERRY E. KEITHCART, 9TH SQ., BRUNSWICK, GA. HENRY F. KELLY IV, 19TH SQ., BRODERICK, CA. MICHAEL K. KELLY, 38TH SQ., TOPEKA, KAN. SEAN M. KELLY, 12TH SQ., WESTFIELD, N.J. THOMAS S. KELSO, 21ST SQ., MIAMI, FLA. RICHARD L. KEMPTON, 29TH SQ„ MIDDLEPORT N Y JAY G. KENNON, 24TH SQ., AUBURN, CA. MICHAEL S. KIDD, 33RD SQ., NEW LONDON, MINN.

GARY M. KING, 19TH SQ., TUCSON, ARIZ. RICHARD P. KING, 30TH SQ., WILMINGTON, DE. CRAIG G. KINNEY, 23RD SQ., OWATONNA, MINN. RONALD A. KIRCHOFF, 26TH SQ., ST. LOUIS, MO. RICHARD D. KIRKHAM, 37TH SQ„ EWA BEACH, HAW.

ANDREW L. KJELDGAARD, 22ND SQ., BATAVIA, N.Y. ROBERT J. KLEINHANS, 11TH SQ., DALLAS, TEX. JAY D. D. KLEVEN, 10TH SQ., JOHNSON CITY, TEX. GEORGE N. KLIMIS, 28TH SQ., TARPON SPRINGS, FLA. KURT J. KLINGENBERGER, 39TH SQ., BURLINGTON, IOWA PETER E. KLUCK, 38TFI SQ., HAMDEN, CONN. FREDERICK J. KNEIB, 31ST SQ., KANSAS CITY, MO. WILLIAM R. KNELLINGER II, 16TH SQ., MARIETTA, OHIO DOUGLAS C. KNOX, 19TH SQ., PULASKI, N.Y. THOMAS J. KOCH, 17TH SQ„ BENT MT„ VA. DONALD J. KOCIAN, 14TH SQ., SPENCER, NEB. JAMES T. KOGLER, 25TH SQ., WHEATLAND, CA. RICHARD S. KOHL, 30TH SQ., BROADVIEW, ILL. ROGER E. KONTAK, 36TH SQ., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. SCOTT W. KOPPANG, 14TH SQ., MEDFORD, ORE. KEVIN W. KOZLOWSKI, 37TH SQ„ DAYTON, OHIO STEPHEN H. KRIKORIAN, 20TH SQ., FARLAND, CA. DAVID H. KRISTENSEN, 34TH SQ., WOODSTOCK, ILL. KIM J. KRUPSAW, 23RD SQ., DANBURY, CONN. BRUCE M. KUELZ, 20TH SQ., SPRINGDALE, AR&. DAVID P. KUNKEL, 8TH SQ., URBANA, ILL. DOUGLAS A. KUPERSMITH, 17TH SQ., UNOBROSTER, MO. JOHN A. KURTZ, 8TH SQ., POTTSTOWN, PA. GARY A. KYLE, 30TH SQ., SCOTT AFB, ILL. KENT K. KYSAR, 21ST SQ., BRANSON, MO. EDWIN F. LABARRE, 11TH SQ., APPLE VALLEY, CA. KEVIN P. LALLY, 19TH SQ., NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. BRUCE K. LAMBERT, 8TH SQ„ COOPERSBRUG, PA. DWIGHT D. LANDMANN, 12TH SQ„ ELLINGTON, VT. RUSSELL M. LANEY, 16TH SQ., MILES CITY, MONT. THOMAS L. LANGE, 7TH SQ., SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. WILLIAM E. LANNING, 31ST SQ., CRANBURY, N.J. JEFFREY A. LARSEN, 3RD SQ., APPLETON, WIS. STEVEN S. LARSH, 25TH SQ., DERRY, KAN. KARL D. LARSON, 31ST SQ., JOARTO, MICH. FRANK A. LASSUS, 13TH SQ., NAPA, CA.

RUSSELL E. LATENSER II, 37TH SQ., ALBEQUERQUE, N.M. GEOFFREY S. LAWRENCE, 30TH SQ., ARLINGTON, VA. DAVID E. LAWSON, 27TH SQ., SHAWNEE MISSION, KAN. MICHAEL A. LAYMAN, 6TH SQ., BILLINGS, MONT. LERAY L. LEBER, 14TH SQ., CULVER CITY, CA. LAWRENCE E. LEE, 11TH SQ., KOKOMO, IND. MICHAEL D. LEE, 4TH SQ., IDAHO FALLS, ID. MONTGOMERY A. LEE, 6TH SQ., OMAHA, NEB. KEVIN E. LEINBACH, 9TH SQ., READING, PA. FRICK LEONG, 11TH SQ., CHICAGO, ILL. DAVID G. LEUPP, 19TH SQ., HONOLULU, HAW. EDWARD A. LEVELL III, 10TH SQ., FT. WALTON BEACH, FLA. GREGORY W. LEWIS, 36TH SQ., FORT WORTH, TEX.

JOHN T. LEWIS, 6TH SQ., ALBANY, GA. CHARLES L. LINDSAY, 4TH SQ., VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. DAVID R. LIPPERT, 25TH SQ., CINCINNATI, OHIO ROBERT D. LIVINGSTON JR., 18TH SQ., TOLEDO, OHIO STEVEN F. LOERAKKER, 32ND SQ., SPRINGFIELD, ILL. BURKE P. LOKEY JR., 29TH SQ., WILBRAHAM, MASS. ALAN LOMBARDT, 40TH SQ., AUSTIN, TEX. KEVIN R. LONERGAN, 10TH SQ., PALATINE, ILL. RICHARD R. LONG, 27TH SQ., DENVER, CO. MANUEL J. LOPEZ, 19TH SQ., ST. LOUIS, MO. FREDERICK S. LORENZ, 21ST SQ„ CUDAHY, WIS. GARY L. LORENZEN, 1ST SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. CALVIN R. LOTT JR., 31ST SQ., HOUSTON, TEX. SCOTT H. LOUNSBERRY, 33RD SQ., DES MOINES, IOWA DOUGLAS L. LOVERRO, 5TH SQ., EAST CHESTER, N.Y.

FRED D. LOVETT, 10TH SQ., ELKHART, IND. JAMES K. LOWE, 31ST SQ., ELLENSBURG, WASH. RICHARD A. LUHRS, 22ND SQ., VALATIE, N.Y. WINFRED H. MACKLIN, 21ST SQ., RANCHO CORDOVA, CA. MICHAEL D. MACKNESS, 38th SQ., SIERRA MADRE, CA. GEORGE M. MADELEN, 21ST SQ., HUTCHINSON, KAN. NORBERT MADSEN, 37TH SQ., KILLEEN, TEX. STEPHEN P. MAHONEY, 17TH SQ., SPRINGFIELD, VA. JEFFREY D. MAIN, 33RD SQ., BREMEN, IND. THOMAS C. MALLARY, 33RD SQ., CARMICHAEL, CA. ROBERT A. MANSFIELD JR., 2ND SQ., SUN PRAIRIE, WIS. HAROLD C. MANSON, 26TH SQ., MONTEREY, CA. RICKY A. MANTEI, 34TH SQ., WARNER ROBINS, GA. MICHAEL R. MANTZ, 29TH SQ., CORONADO, CA. PETER B. MAPES, 36TH SQ., BETHESDA, MD. JOSEPH M. MARCHINO II, 31ST SQ., VINCENNES, IND. JAMES M. MARG, 21ST SQ., MINNEISKA, MINN. NORMAN L. MARTEL, 35TH SQ., CLAREMONT, N.H. JAMES R. MARTIN, 9TH SQ., ORD, NEV. KEVIN M. MARTIN, 29TH SQ., MAHOPA, N.Y. TIMOTHY S. MARTIN, 22ND SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. MATTHEW F. MARTORANO, 24TH SQ., OAK PARK, ILL. JOHN P. MASHL, 22ND SQ., QUANACHONTAUG, R.I. DARRELL G. MASTIN, 12TH SQ., STILLWATER, OKL. DAVID L. MATTHEWS, 2ND SQ., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ROY M. MATTSON, 16TH SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. DAVID W. MAY, 14TH SQ., DANVILLE, KY. DAVID P. MAYER, 24TH SQ., MILWAUKEE, WIS. DAVID M. MAZUROWSKI, 18TH SQ„ MONUMENT, CO. DAVID L. MCALISTER JR., 20TH SQ., SPRINGDALE, ARK. PATRICK K. MCCAFFRY, 17TH SQ., LAFAYETTE, IND. HOWARD A. MCCARTHY, 15TH SQ., ROLLING MEADOWS, ILL. STEPHEN G. MCCARTY, 7TH SQ., HARLAN, IOWA SCOTT A. MCCOMB, 2ND SQ„ CLARINDA, IOWA MILES E. MCCORMACK, 18TH SQ., LAKEWOOD, CO. RONALD D. MCELROY, 25TH SQ., COON RAPIDS, IOWA JOHN D. MCELWEE, 27TH SQ., LOS ANGELES, CA. GERALD J. MCFARLANE JR., 35TH SQ., PHILADELPHIA, PA. CHARLES M. MCGEE, 18TH SQ., ONTARIO, OHIO JOHN D. MCGEE, 2ND SQ., ONTATIO, OHIO DANIEL C. MCGINLEY, 4TH SQ., DILLON, MONT. MICHAEL S. MCGINNIS, 22ND SQ., EL PASO, TEX. MICHAEL B. MCGINTY, 26TH SQ„ GRAND PRAIRIE, TEX. MICHAEL L. MCGUIRE, 24TH SQ., CLOVIS, N.M. CHARLES S. MCHENRY, 1ST SQ., BLOOMSBURG, PA. BRETT R. MCINTIRE, 19TH SQ., ODESSA, TEX.

DANIEL K. MCKENZIE JR., 4TH SQ., AUGUSTA, GA. DAVID L. MCKENZIE, 8TH SQ., MILWAUKEE, ORE. KENDALL A. MCKINNIS, 30TH SQ., HAZELWOOD, MO. JOSEPH R. MCLAUGHLIN, 5TH SQ., NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. MICHAEL B. MCLAUGHLIN, 15TH SQ., LUKE AFB, ARIZ. MARK A. MCNAIR, 15TH SQ., DAYTON, TEX. RICHARD E. MCNALLY, 24TH SQ., NASHUA, N.H.

JAMES C. MCNAMARA, 2ND SQ., METROPOLIS, CO. STEPHEN J. MCNAMARA, 38TH SQ., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. DAVID F: MCNEILL.JR., 23RD SQ., COCOA, FLA.

RANDALL H. MCPEAK, 22ND SQ., OLNEY, ILL. SYDNEY G. MCPHERSON, 17TH SQ., SOUTH BARRE, VT. WADE E. MCROBERTS, 31ST SQ., LYNDHURST, OHIO BRIAN P. MEENAN, 15TH SQ., NEW YORK, N.Y. WARNIE F. MEISETSCHLEAGER JR., 11TH SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. DAVID L. MERRILL, 26th SQ., AURORA, CO. JOSEPH S. METS, 5TH SQ., FT. WALTON BEACH, FLA. BRIAN C. METTLER, 40TH SQ., LODI, CA. WILLIAM D. METZLER, 4TH SQ., BREWSTER, KAN MARK J. MEYERS, 31ST SQ„ ROYAL OAK, MICH. DALE E. MILLER, 3RD SQ., ANAHEIM, CA. GREGORY D. MILLER, 38TH SQ., GRAND JUNCTION, CO GREGORY J. MILLER, 27TH SQ., ADA, OKL.

373

JEFFERY A. MILLER, 2ND SQ., RACINE, WIS. MICHAEL P. MILLER, 25TH SQ., GRIFFIN, GA. THOMAS N. MILLIGAN, 36TH SQ., NASHVILLE, TENN. CHRISTOPHER N. MILODRAGOVICH, 28TH SQ., BUTTE, MONT. HOWARD J. MILSTEAD, 30TH SQ., RAMAH, CO. RICHARD B. MINTZ, 18TH SQ., FRANCE CHARLES S. MITCHELL, 4TH SQ., NEW YORK, N.Y. DAVID P. L. MITCHELL, 33RD SQ., CARMICHAEL, CA. BRADLEY L. MOFFETT, 17TH SQ., RICKENBACKER AFB, OHIO WILLIAM R. MONROE, 15TH SQ., STOCKON, CA. GARY L. MONGOMERY, 3RD SQ., COLUMBUS; MISS. DANNY L. MOORE, 8TH SQ., BONNER SPRINGS, KAN. EDWARD C. MOORE, 3RD SQ., RICHMOND, VA. MICHAEL M. MOORE, 26TH SQ., HOUSTON, TEX. CHARLES L. MORAN JR., 27TH SQ., FRESNO, CA. CHARLES A. MORGAN, 8TH SQ., SAN ANGELO, TEX.

EDWARD P. MORLEY, 14TH SQ., PENNSAUKEN, N.J. WILLIAM C. MORRIS, 26TH SQ., CHAMBLEE, GA. JERRY MORRISON, 24TH SQ., PESTREHAN, LA. CRAIG S. MOSER, 39TH SQ., CASSELBERRY, FLA. THOMAS J. MOUNTAIN, 23RD SQ., PITTSBURG, PA. WAY P. MOY, 37TH SQ., NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. THOMAS V. MUCKENTHALER, 9TH SQ., TULSA, OKL. MARK MUEHL, 12TH SQ., ONEOTA, N.Y. BARRY V. K. MUHLENBERG, 4TH SQ., POTTSTOWN, PA. DANNY D. MULLINS, 11TH SQ., FAIRBORN, OHIO DOUGLAS A. MUMM, 34TH SQ., DURANT, IOWA RANDALL G. MUNCY, 4TH SQ., PLAINFIELD, IND. STEPHEN D. MURDOCK, 38th SQ., HERSHEY, PA. DANIEL R. MURPHY JR., 32ND SQ., VENTURA, CA. GENE B. MURPHY, 8TH SQ., FRIEND, NEB. JAMES P. MURRAY, 36TH SQ., MIAMI, FLA. WILLIAM C. MUSICK 2ND, 2ND SQ., WESTLAKE, CA.

DAVID G. NABER, 24TH SQ., SPRINGFIELD, VA. DAVID T. NAKAYAMA, 34TH SQ., HONOLULU, HAW. CHARLES W. NASH JR., 31ST SQ., ANNANDALE, VA. MICHAEL K. NAVE, 10TH SQ., DANBURY, CONN. WESLEY W. NEELY, 10TH SQ., SPARTANBURG, S.C. BRUCE M. NELSON, 2ND SQ., MADISON, WIS. DONALD W. NERGE, 30TH SQ., MANKATO, MINN. RALPH D. NEVERS, 16TH SQ., SPOKANE, WASH. LARRY D. NEW, 1ST SQ., DALLAS, TEX. TERRY L. NEW, 31ST SQ., IRVING, TEX. THEODORE M. NEWSTAD, 32ND SQ., NEWBURG, N.Y. TERRY J. NEWTON, 7TH SQ., PUEBLO, CO. MICHAEL E. NICHOLS, 37TH SQ., FORT WORTH, TEX. STEPHEN B. NICKEL, 8TH SQ., OTTUMWA, IOWA ROBERT NIEDZWIECKI, 16TH SQ., SYRACUSE, N.Y. MARK A. NIELSEN, 40TH SQ., SANTA MARIA, CA. GUILLERMO E. NIEZEN-SARMIENTO, 21ST SQ., LIMA, PERU PETER J. NILUND JR., 38TH SQ., SAN FRANCISCO, CA. WENDELL L. NISSING, 37TH SQ., ST. LOUIS, MO. CARL R. NORDGREN, 39TH SQ., ST. PAUL, MINN. DANIEL T. NORMAN, 29TH SQ., DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. JOHNNIE E. NORRIS JR., 23RD SQ., BROADVIEW, ILL.

ANTHONY C. NUNEZ, 9TH SQ., FAIRCHILD, CA. ALAN J. NUYTTEN, 20TH SQ., MARSHALL, MINN. CARL W. NUZZO, 33RD SQ., WOQWOOD, N.J. DONOVAN W. NYLUND, 39TH SQ., ST. CLOUD, MINN. PATRICK T. OBRIEN, 1ST SQ., DENVER, CO.

STEPHEN C. ODIORNE, 36TH SQ„ SPRINGFIELD, VA. PETER C. OHLER, 1ST SQ., COLD SPRING, N.Y. ROBERT J. OLEKSY, 35TH SQ., BRICKTOWN, N.J. MARK S. OLSON, 3RD SQ„ EAU CLAIRE, WIS.

CHARLES B. OLTMAN, 30TH SQ., VATRONA HEIGHTS, PA. DONALD B. OLYNICK, 12TH SQ., CANTON, OHIO VICENTE ORTIZ, 36TH SQ., TYLER, TEX. DALE R. OSTROWSKI, 27TH SQ., MILWAUKEE, WIS. KEVIN J OTOOLE, 8TH SQ., PHOENIX, ARIZ.

ANTONY L. OWENS, 26TH SQ., CAMP PENDLETON, CA. ROBERT L. OWENS, 34TH SQ., EUGENE, ORE.

JOEL PALANDRO, 13TH SQ., PITTSBURG, PA. WILFRED G. R. PALMS, 15TH SQ., SPRINGFIELD, MASS. GERLAND J. PANNELL, 35TH SQ., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ROBERT M. PARKER, 2ND SQ., AUSTIN, TEX. PATRIQUIN, 11TH SQ., MONTREAL, CAN. STEWART W. PATTERSON, 27TH SQ., PLAINFIELD, ILL. ALLEN C.

RICHARD L. PAULY, 2ND SQ., BOLLING AFB, WASHINGTON, D.C. MICHAEL J. PAYNE, 11TH SQ., DOVER, DE. KEVIN D. PEDERSEN, 40TH SQ., ST. PAUL, MINN. HUGH D. PENDERGRASS, 1ST SQ., MARTIN, TENN.

JAMES M. PENLEY, 8TH SQ., DENTON, TEX. THOMAS A. PERARO, 3RD SQ., LITTLETON, CO. LANCE D. PERDUE, 18TH SQ., PORTLAND, ORE. STEPHEN R. PERDUE, 6TH SQ., SUMMERVILLE, S.C. NELSON O. PEREZ-OTERO, 15TH SQ., EL PASO, TEX. CARL E. PERME, 11TH SQ., DALLAS, TEX. WAYNE A. PERRON, 36TH SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. RICHARD A. PERRY, 23RD SQ., SACRAMENTO, CA. PATRICK A. PETERSEN, 22ND SQ., ANCHORAGE, ALAS. KEVIN J. PETERSON, 34TH SQ., MOUND, MINN. ROBERT W. PETERSON, 16TH SQ., CARSON CITY, NEV. TERRY M. PETRIE, 4TH SQ., DENVER, CO. JAMES R. PHILLIPS JR., 12TH SQ., LA JOLLA, CA. FRED T. PHILPOT, 26TH SQ., EAST CHICAGO, IND.

DONALD F. PICKETT JR., 4TH SQ., EVANSVILLE, IND. ANDREW J. PIJOR, 39TH SQ., GEAFTON, OHIO JAMES D. PINC, 40TH SQ., EAGLE RIVER, WIS. CHARLES W. PINNEY, 20TH SQ., WHITTIER, CA. ROBERT W. T. PIROG, 29TH SQ., NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. MICHAEL

J. PONZANI, 38TH SQ., SCIO, OHIO

ORVAL W. PORRITT, 1ST SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. JIM D. PORTER, 16TH SQ„ EL PASO, TEX. ROBERT G. POTTER, 23RD SQ„ EASTON, MASS. AHART W. POWERS JR., 28TH SQ., BLUEFIELD, W.V. PAUL E. PRANGE, 36TH SQ., LOS ANGELES, CA.

TIMOTHY C. PRATER, 9TH SQ., HUNTSVILLE, ALA. ROBERT D. PREISSINGER, 10TH SQ„ JOSHUA, TEX. CHARLES R. PRIBYL, 28th SQ., OWATONNA, MICH. DANIEL R. PRICE, 24TH SQ., GERING, NEB. JAMES M. PRISCO, 29TH SQ., ASHTABULA, OHIO FRANCIS M. PRIVETT, 40TH SQ., POPLAR BLUFF, MO. ANDREW A. PROBERT, 12TH SQ., SHOREWOOD, WIS. STEPHEN J. PRUSS, 36TH SQ., DETROIT, MICH. ANTHONY F. PRZYBYSLAWSKI, 36TH SQ„ DOLTON, ILL. CRAIG A. PUZ, 20TH SQ„ COVINA, CA. DAVID E. PYSHORA, 28TH SQ., PALO CEDRO, CA. JOSEPH P. RACHER JR., 39TH SQ., ST. LOUIS, MO. RICHARD J. RACOSKY, 39TH SQ., JOHNSTOWN, PA. STANLEY P. RADER, 5TH SQ., BURLINGTON, WASH. WILLIAM C. RAEDY, 25TH SQ., OAKDALE, N.Y. MICHAEL C. RAITT, 11TH SQ., CINCINNATI, OHIO DAVID C. RAMSEY, 10TH SQ., PARAMONT, CA. BRUCE A. RASMUSSEN, 4TH SQ., FARGO, N.D. ALAN D. RAY, 15TH SQ., BAYTOWN, TEX. DENNIS A. REA, 26TH SQ., AUSTIN, TEX. JAMES M. REAMES, 10TH SQ., DALLAS, TEX. CHRISTOPHER J. REAMY, 12TH SQ., NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. CARL D. REBARCHAK, 24TH SQ„ HARLEIGH, PA. ROGER W. RECHSTEINER, 38TH SQ„ NOVATO, CA. RAYMOND REED JR., 13TH SQ., PETTALUNA, CO. THEODORE E. REICHERT, 9TH SQ., LA PLATA, MD. MICHAEL D. REINERT, 13TH SQ., WEST ORANGE CA MICHAEL J. RENNER, 26TH SQ., TACOMA, WASH THOMAS E. REW, 11TH SQ., GUAM RANDY L. REYNOLDS, 5TH SQ., SYKESTON, MO SALVADOR REZA, 4TH SQ., SAN BENITO, TEX JOHN F. C. RHOADES, 4TH SQ„ CLEARWATER FLA

JAMES L. RICHARDSON, 15TH SQ., WINONA, MINN. RICHARD J. RICHE, 14TH SQ„ LAKEWOOD, CA. RANDAL L. RICHEY, 39TH SQ„ BRIDGE CITY, TEX. STEVEN E. RIEWERTS, 3RD SQ„ SAN LEANDRO, CA. LIN A. RILEY, 30TH SQ„ CHAWNEE, OKL. JOHN G. RIVIERA, 7TH SQ„ SAN JUAN, P.R. MARK F. ROBAIDEK, 6TH SQ„ MADISON, WIS. DAVID A. ROBINSON, 33RD SQ., FAIRFIELD. CONN. JAMES S. ROBINSON, 32ND SQ., HAMPTON, VA. WILLIAM H. ROEGE, 25TH SQ., LANSING, MICH. MARK E. ROGERS, 14TH SQ„ MEQUON, WIS. STEVEN M. ROMANO, 37TH SQ., FLEETWOOD, PA. ARNOLD E. ROMOHR, 4TH SQ., GRESHAM, NEB. JAMES J. ROONEY JR., 39TH SQ., PHILADELPHIA, PA. DAVID J. ROOT, 25TH SQ., DOUGLAS, GA. MICHAEL R. ROSENBALM, 7TH SQ., SHREVEPORT, LA. JAMES C. ROSE, 14TH SQ., WALTON BEACH, FLA. PATRICK M. ROSENOW, 19TH SQ., MONUMENT, CO. DAVE M. ROSS, 27TH SQ., SACRAMENTO, CA. MICHAEL A. ROSS, 7TH SQ., LAKESIDE, MONT. RANDALL L. ROTH, 38TH SQ., PLEASANTON, CA. BRIAN R. RUSSELL, 7TH SQ., SPARTA, N.Y. ROBERT RYKACZEWSKI, 32ND SQ., BADEN, PA.

ENRIQUE A. SAA, 9TH SQ„ QUITO, ECU. MICHAEL S. SACKLEY, 22ND SQ., SKOKIE, ILL. STEVEN L. SACONE, 28TH SQ., RANTOUL, ILL. JERRY G. SALAZAR, 28TH SQ., NORTH HIGHLANDS, CA. GREGG SANDERS, 11TH SQ., CAMARIO, CA. ROBERT M. SANDS, 8TH SQ., ANN ARBOR, MICH. RAYMOND W. SANTEE, 22ND SQ., SANTA CRUZ, CA. JOSE A. SANTIAGO-MOJICA, 14TH SQ., SABANA GRANDE, P.R. ROBERT S. SATRE JR., 9TH SQ., MCLEAN, VA. MARK S. SAUNDERS, 7TH SQ., MARIETTA, GA. THOMAS E. SAWNER III, 6TH SQ„ MILWAUKEE, WIS. FLOYD D. SAWYER JR., 39TH SQ., SHELBY, N.C. RANDY J. SCHAVRIEN, 12TH SQ., BOSSIER CITY, LA. DANIEL E. SCHERER, 7TH SQ., WHITEWATER, WIS. STEPHEN A. SCHEUELER, 21ST SQ., LAFAYETTE, IND. KENNETH F. SCHLEHUBER, 18TH SQ„ JACKSON, MICH. PHILIP M. SCHLENER, 23RD SQ„ SAO PAULO, BRA. GREG R. SCHNEIDER, 7TH SQ., ROCK ISLAND, ILL. RICKIE J. SCHOENLEIN, 2ND SQ„ PORTLAND, IND. LANCE M. SCHORTMANN, 40TH SQ., DEDHAM, MASS. RICHARD A. SCHROEDER, 32ND SQ., CHICAGO, ILL. MARK C. SCHWING, 32ND SQ., SHINNSTON, VA. GARY L. SCOGGINS, 9TH SQ„ OMAHA, NEB. MICHAEL W. SCOTT, 8TH SQ., BILOXI, MISS. WESTON P. SCOTT, 16TH SQ., FT. SMITH, ARIZ. JOHN H. SEADER, 34TH SQ., ELDORADO SPRINGS, CO. DAVID L. SEARCEY, 12TH SQ., NORMAN, OKL. GREGORY E. SEELY, 14TH SQ„ MARIPOSA, CA. THOMAS J. SEFCIK, 39TH SQ., RANDOLPH, N.J. MICHAEL D. SEMENUK, 17TH SQ., BOOTHILL, KAN. MICHAEL L. SEVIER, 34TH SQ., LONG BEACH, CA. TIMOTHY A. SHAFFER, 20TH SQ„ WINDFIELD, W.V. MARK S. SHANKS, 15TH SQ., DETROIT, MICH. JAMES F. X. SHANLEY JR., 38TH SQ., WOODBRIDGE, CONN. BRADLEY S. SHARPE, 28TH SQ., BIRMINGHAM, ALA. WILLIAM L. SHELTON, 34TH SQ., OKLAHOMA CITY, OKL. STEVEN T. SHEPARD, 14TH SQ., THOMASTON, GA. ROBERT E. SHERIDAN, 23RD SQ., LLOYD HARBOR, N.Y. GEORGE R. SHERWOOD, 39TH SQ., LAURA, ILL. DUNCAN M. SHIELDS, 20TH SQ., MT. LEBANON, PA. WILLIAM J. SHIREY, 3RD SQ., BELLEVUE, NEB. JEFFREY W. SHORT, 17TH SQ., JOPLIN, MO. JAMES D. SHUPE, 29TH SQ., SALISBURY, MD. EARL C. SIMMONS, 23RD SQ., ARLINGTON, KY. VICTOR H. SIMON, 22ND SQ., AUSTIN TEX. BRADLEY L. SIMPSON, 14TH SQ., ELDORADO, ARK.

SHAUN T. SIMPSON, 13TH SQ., WOODLAND HILLS, CA. TIMOTHY D. SIMS, 21ST SQ., HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, CO. RICKY L. SINCLAIR, 20TH SQ., OTTUMWA, IOWA ALBERT G. SINGH, 33RD SQ., PHOENIX, ARIZ. STEVEN P. SKIDMORE, 26TH SQ., AMARILLO, TEX. MARK D. SLOWN, 22ND SQ., SEOGNA, ARIZ. BRUCE D. SMITH, 7TH SQ., CRESTON, IOWA CLIFFORD R. SMITH, 38TH SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. HUGH M. SMITH, 24TH SQ., ANTIOCH, CA. JOE R. SMITH, 39TH SQ., EAST LAKE WEIR, FLA. LAWRENCE W. SMITH JR., 27TH SQ., MINGO JUNCTION, OHIO WESLEY M. SMITH, 12TH SQ., NOVATO, CA. JOHN R. SNEDDON, 19TH SQ., ANAHEIM, CA. JEFFREY J. SOGARD, 35TH SQ., DULUTH, MINN. MARC A. SOUTIERE, 12TH SQ„ RANCHO CORDOVA, CA. PAUL M. SOWADA, 34TH SQ., CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX. TODD L. SPANGLER, 37TH SQ., PIQUA, OHIO ROBERT D. SPENCE, 14TH SQ., VELTON, MO. JAMES N. SPENDLEY, 35TH SQ., ST. ALBANS, VT. RANDALL W. SPETMAN, 30TH SQ., COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA DAVID M. SURILOWITZ, 25TH SQ., SACRAMENTO, CA. STEPHEN E. STARKS, 4TH SQ., DALLAS, TEX. WILLIAM T. STARNES, 17TH SQ., PRINCETON, KY. MARK T. STARR, 33RD SQ., WASHINGTON, D.C. JEFFREY T. STEIG, 18TH SQ., OMAHA, NEB. KEITH C. STEINBAUGH, 39TH SQ., PASADENA, CA. KARL F. STEINER, 32ND SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. JAY S. STEINMETZ, 1ST SQ., HOUSTON, TEX. KEVIN J. STEPKO, 9TH SQ., MCKEESPOINT, PA. WILLIAM M. STEVENER, 38TH SQ., FALLS CHURCH, VA. EDWARD R. STEVENS, 37TH SQ., LAYTON, UTAH JOHN G. STEVENS III, 6TH SQ., MARBLEHEAD, MASS. DOUGLAS E. STEWART, 3RD SQ., SAN DIEGO, CA. KYLE A. STGEORGE, 24TH SQ„ OAKLAWN, ILL.

STEVEN E. STOCKDALE, 39TH SQ., OLTON, TEX. HOMER M. STOCKMANN, 37TH SQ„ NEW ORLEANS, LA. MARK J. STODA, 28TH SQ., DEKALB, ILL. STEVEN A. STOUT, 38TH SQ., GLENDALE, CA. HARRY W. STOWERS JR., 30TH SQ., SIGNAL MTN., TENN.

ERNEST J. STRAUCH, 29TH SQ., WALTON, IND. WILLIAM L. STRELL, 32ND SQ., LASALLE, ILL. GEORGE F. STUDOR JR., 27TH SQ., CAZENOVIA, N.Y. JONATHAN K. SUBIK, 5TH SQ., JOHNSTON, N.Y. CHRISTOPHER M. SULLIVAN, 2ND SQ., CHICAGO, ILL. WILLIAM SULLIVAN, 17TH SQ., GAETA, ITALY LEONARD SUMMERS III, 28TH SQ., SUPHOR, OKL. RONALD W. SUMMERS, 32ND SQ., LIBERTY, MO. DAVID R. SUN, 23RD SQ., SERVERNA PARK, MD. PAUL G. SUTLIFF, 15TH SQ„ WALLA WALLA, WASH. BRIAN L. SUTTER, 39TH SQ., AUSTIN, MINN.

ROBERT T. SWANSON, 27TH SQ., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. WILLIAM M. SWARTZ, 11TH SQ., BETHESDA, MD. BRUCE H. SWEZEY, 9TH SQ„ NEW HAVEN, CONN. STANLEY J. SZKARLAT JR., 6TH SQ.. ALLAN PARK, MICH. CARL R. TALAEOUS, 3RD SQ., LOS ALAMOS, N.M. THOMAS J. TALBOT, 4TH SQ., GARCONIA, N.H. CORY D. TARPENNING, 14TH SQ., SAN DIEGO, CA. DAVID O. TATE, 16TH SQ., BELLEVUE, NEB. TERRENCE L. TAUBERT, 10TH SQ., SAN ANTONIO, CA. CLIFTON T. TAYLOR, 18TH SQ., BALTIMORE, MD. JON R. TENSFELDT, 24TH SQ., SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. DAVID M. TERIFAY, 2ND SQ., MISSION VIEJO, CA. DAVID E. TERNES, 15TH SQ., TAMPA, FLA.

KENNETH C. THIENEMAN, 25TH SQ., LOUISVILLE, KY. DAVID W. THOMIN, 20TH SQ., HAMILTON, OHIO HOWARD N. THOMPSON, 19TH SQ., UNIVERSAL CITY, TEX. ROBERT H. THOMPSON, 38TH SQ., MELBOURNE, FLA.

BENJAMIN L. THORNSON, 37TH SQ., MADISON, WIS. SCOTT L. THURNER, 17TH SQ., ST. PAUL, MINN.

RICHARD W. TOBIN II, 12TH SQ., ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA. JEFFREY H. TODD, 32ND SQ., TACOMA, WASH. JOHN E. TOMASZEWSKI, 6TH SQ., SUNNYVILLE, CA. JOHN E. TONETTI, 17TH SQ., WATERVILLE, N.Y. GREGORY J. TOUSSAINT, 13TH SQ., MADISON, WIS. THOMAS D. TRAINOR, 13TH SQ., TUKESBERRY, MASS. JONATHAN D. TREE, 10TH SQ., DENVER, CO. JOHN C. TRETTIN, 4TH SQ., WAUWATOSA, WIS. ROBERT G. TRIBOLET, 28TH SQ., BEDFORD, IOWA TERRENCE R. TRIPP, 11TH SQ., ROBBINSDALE, MINN. WILLIAM R. TROEGNER, 33RD SQ., FLEMINGTON, N.Y. LAUREN P. TROTTIER, 36TH SQ., EUGENE, ORE. PETER M. TRUMP, 39TH SQ., LANCASTER, PA. ROGER T. TURCOTTE, 15TH SQ., BALLSTON SPA, N.Y. JAMES W. TURNER, 1ST SQ., BARLE, ARK. GARY A. TURNIPSEED, 29TH SQ., GARLAND, TEX. DAVID A. TUTTLE, 3RD SQ., LAKE PARK, FLA. JOHN C. TWIDDY 2ND, 1ST SQ., CHESAPEAKE, VA. RAYMOND J. TYC, 30TH SQ., DETROIT, MICH. MICHAEL A. UNDERWOOD, 9TH SQ., MODESTO, CA. DAVID L. VANDAGRIFF, 14TH SQ., SPENCER, OKL. MARVIN J. VANEVERY, 16TH SQ., FALCONER, N.Y. SCOTT VANTONNINGEN, UTH SQ., BAKERSFIELD, CA.

ROBERT W. VAUGHAN, 10TH SQ., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N.J. ROBERT J. VAUGHN, 20TH SQ., OKMULGEE, OKL. GLENN VERA, 16TH SQ., ORLANDO, FLA. JOHN L. VERNON, 9TH SQ., MT. VERNON, OHIO JAMES P. VINCZE, 2ND SQ., OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. WILLIAM VISNOVSKY, 25TH SQ., STATE COLLEGE, PA. GREGORY L. VITALIS, 39TH SQ., BIRMINGHAM, ALA. RAYMOND T. VIZZONE, 17TH SQ., RANDOLPH AFB, TEX. PHILIP A. VOLLELUNGA, 33RD SQ., SAN FRANCISCO, CA. CHARLES T. VONO, 15TH SQ., WASCO, CA. JOHN J. VOSBURG, 24TH SQ., OYSTER BAY, N.Y. WILLIAM R. VRASTIL, 20TH SQ., SAN FRANCISCO, CA. BURTON J. WADAS, 25TH SQ„ GREEN BROOK, N.J. DOUGLAS M. WADDELOW, 23RD SQ., MT. MORRIS, ILL. ROBERT A. WAGNER, 3RD SQ., PORTAGE, MICH. JOHN M. WAITES JR„ 25TH SQ., CHAPIN, S.C. RICHARD G. WAITON, 31ST SQ., KIRKLAND, WASH. RICHARD T. WALDRUSSER, 1ST SQ., QUEENS, N.Y. ROBERT M. WALLETT, 19TH SQ., MOUNT UNION, PA. MICHAEL V. WALSH, 23RD SQ.. BETHPAGE, N.Y. JAMES V. WALTERS, 40TH SQ., SHENANDOAH, IOWA JEFFREY J. WALTERS, 4TH SQ., CLEARWATER, FLA. WALTER R. WASHBURN III, COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. DONALD E. WEATHERFORD, 2ND SQ., DENVER, CO. LARRY A. WEAVER, 21ST SQ., FT. WALTON BEACH, FLA. PAUL M. WEAVER, 27th SQ., NAUGATUCK, CONN. STEPHEN A. WEAVER, 10TH SQ., HUMBLE, TEX. STEPHEN K WEBB, 32ND SQ., LEXINGTON, KY.

KIM A. WEBER, 5TH SQ„ LEXINGTON, KY. RICHARD G. WEIDNER, 20TH SQ., ST. CLOUD, MINN.

NORMAN A. WEINBERG, 34TH SQ.. COLUMBUS, OHIO KEVIN J. WELSH, 38TH SQ., ZANESVILLE, OHIO MARK A. WELSH III, 24TH SQ., KEDINA AFB, OKIN. DIRK A. WERHANE, 27TH SQ., DETROIT, MICH. MARK T. WHALEN, 22ND SQ., HAMPDEN, VA. GREGORY A. WHALEY, 37TH SQ., ELMENDORF AFB, ALAS. CARL J. WHATLEY, 40TH SQ., ALBANY, GA. WILLIAM R. WHITE, 1ST SQ., DAWSON, TEX. 3RD SQ., EVANSVILLE, IND. W. WHITEHEAD

JOHN

JR.,

ROGER D. WIDHOLM, 24TH SQ., OAKBROOK, ILL. ERIC WIGAND, 26TH SQ., AVON LAKE, OHIO RAYMOND E. WILD 2ND, 6TH SQ., TUCSON, ARIZ. MARK J. WILDERMUTH, 19TH SQ., SAN FRANCISCO, CA. PHILIP J. WILDEROTTER IV, 16TH SQ., OAKHURST, N.Y. WILLIAM D. WILEY, 12TH SQ., MIDLAND, TEX. GREGORY WILLIAMS, 24TH SQ., CHICAGO, ILL. A. WILLIAMS, 34TH SQ., CHICO, CA.

JAMES N.C. JOHN F. WILLIAMS, 15TH SQ., FAYETTEVILLE,

MARK R. WILLIAMS, 6TH SQ., BANGOR, ME. RODERICK M. WILLIAMS, 31ST SQ., SAN DIEGO, CA. TERRY L. WILLIAMS, 8TH SQ., SOUTH BEND, IND. DAVID J. WILSON, 33RD SQ., JACKSONVILLE, ARK. MICHAEL N. WILSON, UTH SQ., SAN ANTONIO, TEX.

STEVEN D. WILSON, 24TH SQ., LINCOLN, NEB. JAY A. WINZENRIED, 2ND SQ., HOUSTON, TEX. JAMES A. WITH, 7TH SQ., SANTA FE, N.M. BURCE C. WITHERS, 24TH SQ., MELBOURNE, AUS. ARNOLD D. WODTKE, 23RD SQ., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. SCOTT R. WOLFMEYER, 27TH SQ., LAKE GENEVA, WIS. DANIEL T. WOODBURY, 14TH SQ., GUNNISON.0 CO. MICHAEL WOODMAN, 36TH SQ., RIVERHEAD, N.Y. ROBERT A. WOODS, 40TH SQ„ STARGIS, MICH. WILLIAM F. WOOLFORD, 17TH SQ., GLENBURNIA, MD. ERNEST V. WOOLLARD II, 7TH SQ., DES PLAINES, ILL. ROY M. WORDEN, 35TH SQ., LAKEWOOD, CA. PARKER S. WRIGHT, 5TH SQ„ FRANKLIN, TENN. THOMAS T. WYMAN, 36TH SQ., SILVER CREEK, NEB. JOSEPH WYSOCKI, 31ST SQ., DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MICH. DAVID W. YAUCH, 35TH SQ.. WAUKEGAN, ILL. ROGER G. YAUCHZY, 28TH SQ., LOUISVILLE, KY. THOMAS E. YERKE, 6TH SQ., ST. LOUIS, MO. JOHN T. YOUNG, 35TH SQ., ROCKAWAY, N.J. STUART G. YOUNG, 31ST SQ., BETHESDA, MD. TONY T. YOUNT, 33RD SQ., BREMERTON, WASH. DOUGLAS W. ZACOUR, 20TH SQ., CANONSBURG, PA. RONALD J- ZAPKA, 21ST SQ„ NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. JOHN M. ZEIGLER JR„ 10TH SQ„ WILMINGTON, DE. RANDALL R. ZELLNER, UTH SQ., BUCYRUS, OHIO RONALD W. ZIMMERMAN, 32ND SQ., AIR LAWN, N.J.

■ 513 .

iiSi-2 l‘J2£

it it

THE AIR FORCE ACADEMY’S

CADET WING 1975-1976

Lt. Col. Leonard C. Ekman

GRIFFINS

378

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

Larry D. New

Steven R. Eddy

Charles S. McHenry

Bartlett, Ray Hayward

Boyarski, David Peter Cerney, James Michael Dobias, Donald Louis Junior Edgington, David Michael Goers, Greg Lawrence

Horton, Robert Steven

Hudgens, Paul Dowd Jensen, Richard Charles Johnson, Bruce Gordon Lupone, Steven Gregory Michael, Raymond Donald Jr. ■

Ir/j -JiJ

Music, Paul Damian Oelrich, Michael James Reiner, David Allen Schoville, Nichols Wells

Schwendeman, Mark William Stone, Harley Ray

Young, David Curtis Zane, Wallace Bowon

Avery, Thomas Gerard Barnes, Frank Douglas

Bloomfield, Roy Robert Jr. Costeira, David

Deegan, Brian Francis Djokovich, Robert Ray Dowell, Michael Merle

Ferguson, Scott Edward

Frith, Gary Alan Godfrey, Mark Frederick Halbert, Gary Lynn Hanson, Brian Lee Hoferer, William Charles Holway, William Nils Jangraw, Robert James

Leatherman, Jerry Leuschen, Dale Elmer Madison, Hugh Barry

Major, William Seneca III Marckesano, Patrick John Moore, John Thomas Nevius, William Norris, David Carl

Papka, Robert James Proffitt, Dean Algene 111 Resha, Thomas Nasaif Jr. Riddick, Christopher James Seifert, Craig Anthony Shaw, William Martin 111 Simons, James Theodore Jr. Usher, Steven Clark

379

Ashley, Michael Keith Ayres, Timothy Dale Brittenham, Larry Wayne

Culp, David Prinsen Desmond, Robert Elder, Gregory Dean

Emmert, Paul Hamilton Goodwin, Kenneth Ray

Graham, Edward Joseph Grunwald, Scott Lewis Housh, Terence Emmett

Hurley, Timothy Terence

Klopp, Todd William Leatham, Dale Wade Maher, William Michael Maust, Dennis Ray McCormack, John Blaise

Sqdn Sweetheart

Phillips, Richard Anthony Pool, James Hiram

Repasky, Daniel Steven Salvador, John Alexander Schoon, Neil Frank

Schug, Klaus Helmut Shular, Kurt William Steffen, Michael Wiley Swanson, Dale Alan

Tremblay, Richard Eugene

Vanwicklin, Frederick Dale

Wagner, John Ward, David Clarke

Weiger, William Kurt Zarzeczny, Daniel Chester

380

Marianne Marckesano

DEUCE

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

JAMES P. VINCE

CHRISTOPHER M. SULLIVAN

JOHN D. McGEE

381

Bulmer, Joseph James Jr. Burke, John Lee III Buschko, Michael David Dee, Stephen Wolcott

Delich, Charles Robert

Hagan, Timothy Stephen Hamilton, Robert Joseph Hamor, Gary David Hart, Richard Charles Jones, Thomas David Landree, Kenneth Herman Jr.

Luckett, Lawrence William

Lyle, Harron Von Robbins, Tyrie Randall

Sarnoski, Robert Reno Schmitz, David Eugene Schwalbe, Stephen Richard Serer, Eduardo

Shaw, Robert Louis Stava, James Jensen Swanson, David Eric

Thompson, Richard Harold Yankovoy, Thomas Mark

Ames, Joel Frederick

Barry, John Christopher

Dahlstrom, Christopher Adrian

Doty, Timothy Stephen

Due, Michael Viktor

Forslund, Gregory Lindsay Gilbert, Paul Douglas Hazlett, Louis Edward

Joback, John Michael Little, Robert Charles Lockhart, Stephen Joseph

Lovenbury, Scott Marcus MacGilvra, John Evan Markow, Michael Stephen Olmstead, Bruce Robert Partlo, Craig Frederick Pfeiffer, Richard Thomas Pletcher, Robert Anthony Porter, Kirk Richard

Quinn, Michael Joseph Salmon, Douglas Bartley Shores, Thomas Martin

Vergaro, Peter Jeffry Villareal, Daryl Kane Walker, Stephen Driscoll Weidmann, James Michael Williams, Paul Wayne

Woody, Bill Arnold Wrenn, Mark Leroy 302

Barker, Kenneth Wayne Black, Richard Edward Breidenstein, Martin Helmut

Cummings, Scott Owen Duda, George John Jr. Ellis, William Waldorf

Espana, Fernando III Fink, Michael David Green, Gordon Strachan

Hay, Scott Deraid Holbrook, John Bruce Jensen, Scott Ralph

Kelly, Brian Thomas

Sqdn Sweetheart

Kimmel, Charles David Lientz, Michael Eugene

McBride, George Edward III McChesney, Donald James

McKay, David Brian

Oneil, John Patrick Pociunas, Anthony Steven

Repech, Stephen Anthony Ruth, Charles Delma III

Schoch, Dennis Lee Tamura, Frank Masato

Anne Stephens

Thomas, John Dave Trogstad, Douglas Dale

A.O.C.

MAJ. JOSEPH E. ROBERSON

THIRD

384

Bowman, Charles Thomas III Carpenter, Thomas Joseph

Christian, Kevin Scott

Daly, Mark Stephen Donnelly, Robert Phillip Jr. Gould, Frederick Elliott

Gross, Gregory Louis Gwynn, John Thomas Herzog, William Nicholas Jr. Hoover, Robert James Lyons, Richard Curtis Jr. Oneill, John Charles

Pickens, Bradford Lee Shedden, James Scott Soisson, Thomas Jeffrey Spies, Steven Charles

Stegelman, Mark Alan Tawney, Andrew Peter Turner, Ricardo Rolando

Zych, Anthony

Baird, Jason Chuva, Charles Clethen, Eric Lamont Cochran, Kevin Dennis Cook, Carl Raymond Creed, Bradley Eugene

Curphy, Gordon Jack Goodman, Patrick Joseph

Johnson, James Mark Kargul, Mark Craig Lankford, Morgan Jay Matty, Jere Joseph

McFaddin, David Wade

McNeely, Lanny Burton Mitchell, Michael Joseph Morte, David Robert Mullen, David Craig Pfeifer, David Allen

Rath, Anthony Brian Richardson, William Scott

Riggins, Archie Stephen Sargeant, Stephen Thomas Sarnacki, Barry James Shaw, Charles Stephen Smith, Lance David

Squier, John Oran Stack, Trevor James

Urrego-Marroquin, Ivan Armando Wilkinson, Keith Marty Wohl, Barton Howard

Worthington, Joseph Arliss III

385

Adams, Bryan Edward Barron,

Joseph

Bell, Steven Earl Bievenour, Michael Joseph Brandin, Keith Raymond

Brown, Lawrence Roderick

Dunnum, Russell Paul

Fernandez, Thomas Edward Franceschi, Darwin Charles Jr. Gilliland, Kent James Glass, Jeffery Rinn Harris, Junious Leo Ill

Johnson, Harlan Carl Jones, Kevin Edward Malcolm, John Francis

Sqdn Sweetheart

Maynard, Joel Ray Mohnssen, Steven R. O'Connell, Peter Francis IV

Oswald, Jeffrey Sylvan Pasko, Peter David Ristine, William Norman Ruda, Paul Philip

Sekac, Edward Anthony Sullivan, John Joseph Jr. Trouwborst, Keith James

Ungaro, Glen Dominic

386

Diane Lyons

A.O.C.

MAJ. JOHN S. ROGERS

FIGHTIN’ FOURTH

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

MICHAEL D. LEE

ARNOLD E. ROMOHR

TERRY M. PETRIE

387

Anderson, Grant Oakes Bonanni, Peter Anthony

Buerkle, Steven Roland Evans, Gerald Bradley Faber, James Martin Foister, James William III Harber, Jeffrey Lee Hinoki, Stanley Gary

Jaklitsch, Frederick Leo Louie, Charles Richard Jr.

Msall, Wendel Joseph Jr. Myers, Eric Kevin Nichols, Tobias Cole Pampel, Richard Henry Jr. Pierson, Allen Charles Jr.

Sampson, James Scott Semrau, Gregory Ross Shutt, Richard Augustus

Smith, Gregory Albert

Spott, Derrick Brian David George Vanorsow,

Calude Emmett III Watters,

Benik, Francis Eric Brines, William Taylor

Carrigan, Terrence Patrick Clark, Robert Keith Cox, David Brian

Crowe, Lelvin Jr.

Ellingson, Blake Parnell Grzebiniak, Steven Joseph Guth, John Edward Haskell, Donald John Lansford, Erdie Otis II Leli, Louis James Martin, William Richard Jr. McClellen, Gerald David Miller, Gregory Ralph Monteith, Keith George Puhek, James

Pyzdrowski, John Edward Renelt, Mark William Rogers, Shelley Scott Sares, Mark Andrew

Snoy, Phillip Jeffrey Talbot, Neal Bernard

Thompson, Stephen James Valovcin, Paul Waltman, Theodore Jeffrey Weida, Johnny Arthur Wolf, Michael Allen Zielinski, Robert Henry

388

Adams, Scott Alan Anderson, Alan Keith Beckwith, Robert Scott Brodersen, Jacob Karl III

Curry, Gary Dean Ende, Dale Allen

Fleck, Michael Henry

Fyda, Timothy Joseph Gerdemann, William Patrick Gomez, Mario Javier Headlee, Christopher Randolph Hogue,'Mark Kendall

Sqdn Sweetheart

Johnson, Curtis Wayne Kijek, Keith Robert Larned, Russ Hall

Mariaca-Fellman, Luis Maxon, Stuart Brian

McCabe, Thomas Matthew McCorkle, Charles Schuyler

Meyer, Randell Scott Mlinar, Mitchell James Robidoux, Robert Alan Shimabukuro, Lynn Matsu

Suzanne Richards

Thomasson, David John Todar, Charles Frank Waibel, Burt Carl Williams, Asa Romero

A.O.C.

MAJ. VICTOR L. KAPINOS

WOLFPACK

390

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

STANLEY P. RADER

JOHNE. BRUNDT

JAMES R. CROCCO

Abele, Randy David Alexander, Michael Joe Anderson, Darrel Wayne

Appel, Lawrence Noel Batton, James Michael Bloom, John Preston Jr. Burgess, Jon Richard Davis, Kenneth Jay

Hanington, Kenneth Robert Ivy, Jack Leo Kenney, Mark Leo Liefer, Randall Keith Matte, William Joseph

Murphy, Robert James Quelly, Thomas Joseph Romeo, David Michael

Ross, Barney Warren Sears, Kendall Eugene Jr.

Skrinak, Kim Francis Patrick Smith, Terence Grayson

Anthony, John Francis Jr. Bendorf, Craig Vincent Bisher, James Furman Jr.

Cannon, Alan Walter

Collins, Timothy Edward Conti, Robert Clyde

Davis, Michael David Dorste, Robert George Evans, John Joseph

Fairchild, Christopher Linn

Hackbarth, Gary Hicks, John Edward

Hildebrandt, Stephen Oliver Koster, Michael Craig Kowatch, Leo Dean Jr.

McCullough, Walter Scott McGee, Robert Erwin Miner, Timothy Harold O'Connor, Harris Charles Olson, David William Petersen, Gregory Adam Schuler, Mark Allen

Voudouris, Paul Costas Williamson, Michael Allen Yerkes, Frank Alexander J r.

QQ1

Amero, Gary Vincent Beaver, Charles Raymond Jr. Becker, Robert Steven Bimmerman, Paul Henry III

Bullard, William Bernice Carter, William Brand

Chabolla, Steven Anthony Curtis, David James

Degreef, Leo Henry Fleming, Michael John Flood, Brian Joseph Garcia, Fred

Holmes, Reginald Carwin Iott, Charles Duane Jones, Richard Ashley Ladick, Dennis Robert

Long, Cyril Steven

Looney, Steven Jeffres ’arsons, Theodore William III Perry, Ronnie Wilson

Pickitt, John Oseland Shunk, Lawrence James

Stark, Thomas Joseph Swartz, Calvin Leroy Tettelbach, Robert John

anValkenburg, Scott William Walker, Frank Evans

392

BULL SIX

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

MICHAEL F. EYOLFSON

JOSEPH T. EVANS

RAYMOND E. WILD

1Q1

’77

Antisdel, James Marley Bassett, Kevin Warren

Batchelor, Robert Anthony Beason, James Douglas Bodary, Alan Kirk Brooks, James Milton Brown, David Robert Cox, Michael Hugh Cromwell, John Leland

Dodds, Matthew Taylor Fawcett, John Merle Jr. Fazio, Gary Paul Fernandez, Jean Michel Gould, Alan Robert Guidry, Paul Lionel Jr. Haygood, Garth Keith Horie, Joel Masao Hust, Gerald Ray

Joiner, Jay Kevin Keith, Steven James

McAnulty, James Porter, Robert Duncan

Rhew, Russell James Thompson, Norman Franklin 3rd Treiber, Terry Michael Weibel, Craig Alan

Adams, Michael Dan Blackwelder, Donald Irving

Bonin, Joseph Julius

Buehler, Howard Paul

Carpenter, Charles Howard Jr. Coleman, Richard Kenneth Jr.

Deras, David Anthony Doyle, Robert Joseph

Farwell, Dean Hudson II Fuerst, Nickie Jacob

Hendrix, Lonnie Dale

Johnston, Robert Edward Kevork, Andre John Lawton, Douglas Kent Lee, Douglas Eugene Lindner, Blake Foster Mancusi, Michael David McGeehan, Mark Charles Mittenzwei, Ronald Timothy

Morton, Thomas Frederick Parsons, James Daniel

Peloza, John Henry Savage, Paul William Sheedy, James Francis Stiles, Charles Wayne Wagner-Luna, Manfred Wilhelm 394

Bennett, James Edwin Bradley, Dale Michael

Butcher, John Earl Combs, James Leslie Jr. Dickman, Steven Paul Dobbert, Brian David Dodrill, Albert Thomas

Donahue, Mark Joseph Fleming, Thomas Francis

Galbreath, Bryan George Gipson, Michael Roy Glenn, Michael Gregory

Guillotte, Keith Paul

Hampl, Brian Joseph

Johnston, Stephen Andrew

Sqdn Sweetheart

Jones, Vernon Dale Keese, Charles Rex

Logan, John Patrick

Mathews, Stephen Allen McAlear, Rodney Alan McCausland, Charles Warren Mikula, Daniel Joseph

Needham, Theodore Newman, Richard Lawrence

Oddonetto, David Arthur Owen, David Lawrence

Reichl, Karl

Senechek, David Robert

Jean Farrow

Spencer, Clyde Vernon Jr. Starr, William Kurt

Takai, Thomas Anthony

Vogt, Robert Paul

SAMURAI

396

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

DAVID R. ARBUTINA

BRUCE D. SMITH

GREG R. SCHNEIDER

Benevento, Anthony Brooks, James Joseph

Dale, John Edward

Day, John Wesley Dlarotta, Maximo Gabriel Doran, George Thomas Enix, Earl Allen Floyd, William Randall Fouser, John Dwayne Fry, Kenneth Andrew

Gallet, Roger Mark

Gray, Mark William Guida, Vincent Joseph Haslett, John Robert III Mansfield, Robert Greer

McReynolds, James Clifton Jr. Mills, Bryon Marcus Muus, Joseph Richard

Parker, Thomas Gary Quinton, Jay Richard

Riegsecker, Norman Richard Jr. Southrey, John Stephen Thomas, Craig Randy

Borish, Michael Bartholomew

Clark, Steven David Donohoe, Mark Steven Druian, Roy Louis

Gratch, Charles Edward Guice, Robert Lawson Jr. Hall, Robert Francis

Halpern, Daniel Gustave

Jablonovsky, Michael David Kamauff, John William Jr. Keune, Roger Emmons Jr.

Lindsay, Michael Leroy Lisi, Stephen Scott Lum, Damon Neal

Lynn, Nicholas Bradley Marston, Gregory Lindabury Mason, Robert Wade

Mattuski, Joseph Chester Jr. Morris, Guy Richard

Penney, Ralph Stanley Jr. Petrella, Edward Frank

Popovich, Philip Taras Roper, Kevin MacDonald Slizeski, Robert John Stahl, James Jay Thomae, Carl John Watts, John Clifton Wetlesen, David Christian Whitehouse, Stephen Robert Wilkinson, Mark Scott

Abbott, Keith Charles

Ashby, Jeffrey Edward Bohac, James Michael Boykin, Johnnie Keith Chandler, John Frederick

Collins, Harry Steven

Davis, Charles Richard

Edmonds, David Kimball

English, Thomas Edmund Geib, Douglas James Hollenbeck, Kenneth Frank Ida, David John

Kaeding, Roger Theodore Kendall, Leonard Melvin Leone, Michael

Lonczak, David Walter

Sqdn Sweetheart

Matsen, Stephen Ralph

McLaughlin, John Scot Morris, Thomas Joseph Parsons, Roger Dale

Rodriguez, Geronimo Jr. Rokes, Michael David

Roy, Robert L. Siegrist, Robert Chris

Staples, Richard John Stone, William Eugene Jr. Thomas, Michael Allen Welch, William Edward

398

Phyllis Carpenter

EAGLE EIGHT

’

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

JAMES M.PENLEY

david l. McKenzie

KIM A. WEBER

Barnett, Mark Russell Brown, Jeffrey Curtiss Carey, Steven Desmond

Clarke, Steven Francis Cox, Terry John Fucillo, James Edward Hunsuck, John Davis Jr. Kish, David Balint

Kolb, Daniel Bernard Koziar, Robert Leo Lewis, Jeffrey Richard Mittelstadt, Gary Harold

Quan, Steven James Rhoden, William Earl Jr. Rogers, Rex Lane Roll, John Kevin

Schutt, Paul Earl Sweat, Ronald Gene Vieira, Randy Paul Wetterau, Gary Paul

Bingham, Barry Lee Byerley, Aaron Redding

Caplinger, Raymond Harold Carlson, Brad Lee Chamblee, William Luttrell

Fennessy, Michael Patrick Gibson, Marke Foster Hardeman, John Wade

Hartley, James Craig Hudson, James May Intoccia, Gregory Francis

)

Kahle, David Paul

Kenney, Brad Thomas Kindschuh, Jeffery Alan Larsen, Glenn John

Leinbach, Richard Ashenfelter

Lovelady, Craig Dean McMahon, Robert Howard Miner, Martin Jae

Morgan, Jack Eugene Jr. Ogrinz, Russell Andrew Park, Dennis Pete

Pepper, David Hughes Quimby, Curtis Ralph Rodriguez, Mark Arthur Schauffert, William Francis Schick, Daniel Barton

Schlichting, James August Sykes, John Paul Thompson, Edward Allen Wolters, Timothy Lee Zimowski, Peter Francis

400

Beil, Michael Linman

Bridges, Berry Dale Briola, Donald Albert II

Chenaille, Peter Joseph

Ching, Jeffrey Gordon Clardy, William Lawrence Davitte, Mitchell Citton Jr. Deaux, Charles Steven Gomez, Felipe Alberto Gorenc, Frank Hall, Richard Patrick

Hays, Peter Lang Huberty, Paul Gerard Kohlhofer, Jeffery Lynn

Mays, William Bernard

Sqdn Sweetheart

Minster, Seth Norman Price, Jeffrey Alan

Puffenbarger, James Gregory Rember, William Bruce

Reynolds, Scott Allen

Simmons, Scott Patrick Smith, Gregory Lee

Snyder, David Michael Storms, Douglas Richard

Swanberg, Kevin Gustaf Tardie, Robert David

Kathy Butdorf

Walley, Richard Allen Weaver, Paul Jennings

NINERS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

JAMES R. MARTIN

CHARLES R. FELLOWS

THOMAS J. MUCKENTHALER

402

Allen, Benjamin Stephen Belcher, Todd Edward Busch, Steven Donald

Clegg, Robert Stanley Conrad, John Eric Corzine, Richard Wallace Jr.

Dewillis, Frantz

Dominey, Clifford Sebron Garrison, Kevin Gilzean, Mark Edward

Goolsby, Daran Phillip Herbert, Robert Jeffrey Hutt, Robert Scott Johns, Raymond Edward Jr.

O'Malley, John Dennis Parker, Wade Alan

Pirog, Paul Edward Swartz, John Frederick III Szalejko, Francis Terry, Wayne George Vaccaro, Frank Thomas

Villafane, Louis Abiel

Whiting, Brian Carlyle

Acton, Steven Drey Brown, Kevin Dwight Canale, Richard Michael

Charpilloz, Kenneth Lowell Jr. Davis, Jonathan Mark Dorr, Robert Michael

Eifert, Ronald William Clarence

Eulberg, Delwyn Ralph Griset, Richard Harry Jr.

Harper, Donald McAvoy

Kelly, Kim Dwaine Kendall, Jay Arthur Kolodziejczyk, Peter Paul Lee, Hoy David

Manolas, Theodore James Jr. McAdams, Robert Charles

McGinley, James Francis Mudd, Joseph Francis Jr. Phipps, Joseph William Jr. Richards, Mark Anthony Ross, Charles Edwin

Salter, Douglas Alan Scott, Brian William Searfoss, Richard Alan Stahl, Richard Cary Swarsbrook, John Robert Valdivia, Michael A. Jr. Wenrich, Robert Charles

ilAl

Berdeguez, Nicholas Peter Colbert, Mark Holmes Cook, Bruce Howard

Cutkomp, Mark Edward Czerepak, George Karl Degraaf, Peter John DiFrancesco, Joseph Eichelberger, William Sweet II Ermel, Steven Dee Gilbert, Michael Harris Hilton, Jeffery Charles Huff, George William

Sqdn Sweetheart

Kirk, Kevin Dean Mclntire, Edward John

Miyamoto, Jimmy Moore, Harrell Mac II

Murry, Curtis R. Parsons, Robert Arthur III Rew, William John Simon, Duane Dean

Spurio, Nazzareno Henry Jr.

Sumada, Jiro Alan Tisdale, Patrick David Jr.

Vazquez, Donald John Jr. Ward, Gerald Lee Warner, Curt Elliott

404

Jeanne McGinley

A.O.G.

CAPT. JOHN C. LEE

TIGER TEN

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

JOHN D. TREE

ROBERT W. CHASE

WESLEY W. NEELY

y Addington, Stewart Ian Bedke, Curtis Meils Berdahl, Carl Hilmer Bunker, David Neill Cichowski, Kurt Alan Clodfelter, Ronnie Mark Allen

Gragan, David Patrick Kleinman, Craig Robert Leibbrand, Douglas Craig McGee, Charles Dennis McNeal, Robert Kirk Miller, Stephen James Morris, Steven Jerome Nici, Rosario

Olinger, Dale Kent Perodeau, Mark Denyer

Petersen, Steven

Remkes, Robertus Carolus Ryan, Thomas Joseph

Thompson, Bradley Leigh Vick, Douglas Elwood Wahlstrom, Michael Owen

William Lee Edward

Ackerman,

Ackley, Michael Richard Ball, Thomas Anthony Batinich, Gary Mitchell

Belschner, Dale Lee Breland, Gregory Dan Bushell, Mark William Carpenter, Joe Victor Jr

Couture, Larry Albert

Cripe, Todd Ross Davis, Gregg Husmann

Eidsaune, David Wayne Erminger, Mark Douglas Follman, John Jay Grimes, John Parker Jr. Heim, Robert Lawrence Hunt, Gregory Mitchell

Kilcoin, Philip James

Krisinger, Christopher Joseph McLeran, David Patrick Pena, Arthur J.

Rodgers, Douglas Charles Sielis, James Albin

Snodgrass, Michael Andrew Turpin, William Duke Jr. Weiss, Jonathan Mark Whyte, Michael Makelaar Zompetti, Anthony Edward

406

Barry, William Patrick Berkebile, Richard Evan Bianco, Lynn Alan Blanchard, William Richard Jr Brown, Tommy Charles Bush, Robert Bryan

Carpenter,. John Lewis Elliott, Phillip Carey Falzone, Joseph James Flanders, Ronald Raymond Gebhard, Bruce James Gee, Michael Patrick Greer, James Rodney Flansen, Russell Thaddeus Holmes, Donald Mycroft King, Christopher Roche

Leptrone, Jeffrey Lee

Sqdn Sweetheart

Mandziara, James Joseph Matz, Jon Allan

McChesney, Jeffrey Alan

Neice, Mark William Norris, Michael Anthony O'Neil, James William Jr. Potter, Michael James Weiland

Prior, John William II Rathnau, Ronald Alan Robertson, Jeffery Alan Scheuermann, Steven Paul

Schultz, Frank L. Jr. Steele, Danny Swenson, Erik James

Debi Moritz

Turberville, Mark Stephen Walter, Jeffrey Alan

REBELEVEN

FALL COMMANDER THOMAS E. REW

408

WINTER COMMANDER MICHAEL J. PAYNE

11 1

SPRING COMMANDER WILLIAM S. CLIFFORD

Baudendistel, Joseph Mathias Bayer, Gary Lee

Buckley, John Calvin III Conway, Timothy Owen Crane, Michael David Dierksen, Jeffrey Michael Gage, Doyle Edward Geddie, Matthew Price

Gorman, John Michael Kelley, Glen Alan Krott, Andrew David

Mahar, Michael Thomas

Marquez, Steven Lynn Marshall, William Crosby Matthews, Mark Taylor Nichelson, Brian John

Peters, Stephen George Reed, John David

Schaefer, Stefan Carl Sheehan, John Patrick

Szkotak, Andrew Joseph Wallace, Frank Lee

Cabriales, Gary Michael Castellano, Barry Joseph Connor, Mark Douglas

Denton, David Franklin Dolan, Robert Francis Dorsett, Mark David

Estrada, Agustin Frommelt, Paul Joseph II Fryt, Mitchell Richard Furstenau, Ronald Paul Goldfein, Stephen Michael Gross, Robert Earl Jr. Gruca, Konrad Stephen

Halat, Kim Robert Huff, Clifford Charles

Kennedy, Kevin John Kopacka, Gary Michael Leavitt, Gary Andrew Lierley, Michael Brent March, Bruce Harold

Raaberg, Douglas Leo Russell, Billy Wayne Self, Kip Lee Smith, Nevin Earl Jr.

Terry, Richard Lyle Winkopp, John James 3rd Witt, Carlton Mark

Wood, Steven Gary

Wynn, Mark Stephen

409

Adair, David Audley Atherton, Rhuett Kimberly

Biggers, Keith Douglas Brier, James Wendell Briggs, Kevin Gunther Briley, James Russel Jr. Brown, Al Christopher Bunce, Peter John Burton, Dale Anthony Diamond, Paul Aaron Fields, David Wayne Headberg, Greg Allen

Kerr, Stuart Vincent

Lampugnano, Phillip Vito Lessel, Erwin Francis III

Sqdn Sweetheart

Loskill, James Robert Madsen, David Alan

McKay, Kenneth Earl Jr.

Pasterak, George Richard

Pepin, Wayne Clifford James Christopher 111 Regan, Reuss, Nikos Pray Laurence Rhodes, David Mitchell

Sims, James Ray Jr.

Stephens, Micheal Henry Stewart, Ruston Joseph Swanson, Paul George Vilot, Michael Joseph

410

Bunny Meadows

A.O.G

MAJ. RONALD A. BURNS

DIRTY DOZEN

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

MICHAEL W. SMITH

WILLIAM D. WILEY

STANLEY C. CORREIA

dll

Borthwick, Ronald Russell Callahan, Michael Andrew

Campbell, Christopher David Costales, Armando Aguilar Jr.

Fennessy, Terence Patrick Fury, Joseph Anthony Glasebrook, David Steele M. Harris, John Duane

Hasenbein, Kenneth Paul

Kissinger, David Palmer

Macurdy, Eric Scot Marsh, George Stephen Merrick, William Thomas III Meza, Alphonso Jr.

Perkins, Jeffrey Alton Precourt, Charles Joseph

Richardson, Jeffrey Lee Sheen, Raymond Louis

Spratt, Thomas Bruce III Stokes, Steven Edward

Wilkes, Bobby Joe Zaborniak, Michael Edward

Arnold, James Ellsworth Boudreau, Kent Michael Bray, Timothy Scott Carlisle, Herbert Jay

Carlos Eduardo

Delgadillo, Epps, David Stanley Francis, John Douglas

Gier, Glenn Richard

Hage, Roger Noral Hawkins, John Cleve

Haynes, Terence Wallace Herris, Robert Alan

Hope, James Scott Jernigan, James Spencer Keener, Don Allan Knott, Steven Dean

Knuth, Daryl John Linares, Ricardo Carlos

Lindell, Jay Homer Lobeck, Kurt Gregory

Marple, Peter Kent Martelle, Guy Laverne Meiser

Carv Rirhard

Miller, Barry Joseph

Quellet, Steven Francis Owens, Douglas Wayne Peth, David Kirk Quigley, Patrick Clover Rowland, James Earl Schlotterbeck, Glen Richard

Schulze, Gregory August

412

Blount, Legrande Owen Brill, Michael Jon Brown, Douglas Allen

Calhoun, Byron Craig

Christy, James Grey Cleland, Roy Alan Donovan, James Lawrence

Dubose, Ted Gentemann, James Lowell III Googe, Thomas Wesley

Humphrey, Jack Dean Jr. Kovatch, Thomas Bodnar Lafon, Ronald Coleman

Lathrop, Larry William

Sqdn Sweetheart

McCarthy, Thomas Alan Miller, James Morgan Jr. Paddock, Patrick Benjamin II

Pearson, Ricardo Peros, Dino

Rogas, Peter Nichols Rooney, Timothy Patrick

Ryder, Bill Kenneth Saffold, David Lloyd Schossau, Tom Marvin Stites, John Thomas 3rd

Debra Sanderson

Strahan, Jonathan Jackson III Todoroff, Kurt Richard Vail, David Scott Ware, Michael Eddie

413

BULLDOGS

414

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

DAVID R. EVANS

DON E. BROCK

GREGORY J. TOUSSAINT

Atkins, Douglas Edward

Billig, Bruce Gerard Blankenstein, Craig Walter Branham, Michael Thomas Butler, Charles Henry Carmichael, Kevin Aloysius Donze, Robert Joseph

Ellis, Michael Wayne Fracchia, Alexander Gaia Gress, Roderic Guy Halbert, Robert Carroll Hartmann, Thomas William

Hughes, Joseph Earl Kenkel, Kevin Gerald

Liby, Gaylord Hal Moore, Richard McCrea

Oliver, Edward Carle Palmer, Douglas Verne

Posluszny, Terence Wayne Robinson, Gregory Howard

Sharpe, Ronald Charles Thomsen, Kenneth Su Tomlin, Jeffrey Adams Zatorski, Richard Anthony

Aulicino, Emerick Orlando Ausserer, Michael Frederick Betz, John Frederick Bristow, Brent Louis

Chambers, William Alexander Dunham, Richard Andrews III Frazer, Robert Allen Garner, Daniel Creston

Halsell, James Donald Jr. Hinds, John Clayton Hocking, Steven Alan

Ireland, Robert Forbes

Kay, Robert Philip Klump, Joseph Edward Lash, Thomas Allen Lee, Lyman Anthony Jr.

Light, Kenneth John Lin, Victor Chien Yung Myers, Allen Garver Parrott, John Edward Ribay, Roberto Ritchey, Leonard Michael Roush, Ted Allen

Shockey, Peter Alden Slick, Steven Hamilton St Clair, Daniel Joseph Storie, Gary Alan Summers, Victor Branson

415

Aboyme, Gerry Balina Adams, Mark Garon Allen, Travis Leverne Jr. Baldwin, Brian Daniel Beizer, David Roger

Buda, Mario Charles

Croslin, Rickie Joe Dallas, John Robert Jr.

Englebrecht, Michael Scott Fountain, Michael Alan

Hargrove, Mark Donald

Harrington, Scott David

Honeycutt, Grover Robert Hoobler, Michael Alan Kraak, Kenneth Lee Lemelin, Edward Emile

Mamuzich, Kelvin Anthony McElwee, Michael James Millican, Marc Joseph Nelsen, Donald Andrew

Rayfield, William L. II

Scherbinske, Donald Allen Schmidt, Stephen Dean Shumate, James Raymond Skarstedt, Vance Robert

Taylor, Walter William Jr.

Vinskey, Michael Andrew Ward, John Ellis Junior Weott, William Francis Jr.

Christopher Joseph Worsowicz, Zanowicz, Edward Thomas

416

COBRAS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

DANIEL T. WOODBURY

RICHARD D. HOLDRIDGE

SCOTT K. FLOOD

417

Beauclair, Thomas John Benson, Harold Scott Cameron, Steven Eugene DiBiase, Michelangelo Dimiduk, David Paul

Dollahite, Thomas Hardin Jr.

Ewing, James William Flierl, Gregory David Jeffrey, Bruce Lynn Leuthauser, Paul Richard Luchte, Mark William Nutt, Victor Lee III

Oshaughnessy, Kevin Parish, John Tilla III Redmon, Edward Gene Richmond, Philip Andrew

Ryder, Edward James Sikes, Roy Young

Adler, Robert Craig Atzhorn, David Bowman, Olen Eugene

Brown, Mark Phillip Dalbey, Steven Warren Dockendorf, Randy Arthur

Fitzharris, Kevin Jon Gavares, John Nicholas

Gilmore, Samuel Lee Jr.

Gray, Robert Oren Hayes, John Len Kelly, Mark Stephen Kleemann, Emil John Kruk, John Ted

78 Lake, Jeffrey Wayne McBride, Philip Henry Morelli, Paul Anthony Pratt, David Lyn Roy, Donald Leo Schuenemeyer, Kenneth Ray

Strom, Randie Alan Trinka, James Alan Truex, Theodore Lynn Turner, Scott Harrison Vansteenwyk, Matthew Donald Zenk, Michael Alvin

418

Ahlquist, Richard Clifford Ahrendt, William Mark Bartell, Richard Joseph Bonutti, Anthony George Boylen, Daniel Michael

Carnivale, Albert Maurice Verg Connors, Gregory Thomas Dudley, Thomas Edward Jr. Faulkner, Paul Edward Fitzgerald, Michael Glen flilley, Dennis Fred

Sqdn Sweetheart

Hoff, Ernest Howard Hood, David Bruce

Jerger, Michael Alan

Koechel, Brian Robert Kraska, Andrew William Martin, Joel Harton 111

Matrka, Michael

Morgan, George Rose III Page, Brian Coleman Schneller. James Linus

Stephens, Mark Lee Swain, Robert Raymond J r

Mary Watts

Winters, James Brian Zarate, Peter John

WAREAGLES

420

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

GILBERT T. BALL

BRIAN P. MEENAN

ROGER T.TURCOTTE

Ambrose, Marc Carroll Anderson, Frank Elliott Bekeris, Alan Albert Etienne Brown, David Stoddard Caliguire, Michael Robert Doerr, Jeffrey Lynn Getz, Joseph Francis Gustin, Lee David Haines, Cyril Keith Jr.

Jackson, Scott Christopher Jennings, Kenneth Randolph Kumpf, Richard Lee Leroy, William Wolf Manglicmot, Ernest Gregory Martin, Alan Thomas

Montalto, Christopher Joseph

Opp, Gilbert Melvin Jr. Sasse, Michael William

Stephan, David John

Sundquist, Roger Paul Treland, James Eric

Anderson, Steven Carl Antozzi, Timothy Buscher Baker, Scott Michael

Battles, Roy Curtis

Broberg, Robert Charles Bronder, Thomas James

Burg, Roger William Carrier, Delos Dwayne Daniels, Kurt Alan Dilday, Glenn Alan Frick, Glenn Dale

78 Gump, Michael Scott James, Barry Ray Kelly, Richard Dennis Largent, Larry Blake Longoria, Michael Allen McVinney, Paul Donovan Morris, Douglas Dwane Otero, Theodore Manderfield II

Parkhouse, Ronald Eugene Paterson, John Fruin

Reheiser, Joseph Marvin Rivas, Luis Roman R.

Robichaux, Leonard Mark

Snyder, Steven Richard Spears, Glenn Fielding Szafir, Peter James

421

Ahmie, Kenneth Scott Baltimore, Michael Dennis

Bernard, James William

Bishop, Paul Elliott Boelman, Joel Mark

Frangos, Stephen Anargiros Hammer, John Joseph Jr. Hill, Robie James Kirschner, George Earle III

Rolling, James Gerard Luukkonen, William Jon Mangan, John William 111 Martin, Daniel Perry

Mulladay, Michael Pearson, Edward Omer Pooler, Thomas Edward Reyes-Rivera, Victor Jose

Sanders, Robin Lynn Schmidt, Bradly Robert Shell, Roger Dean Svestka, Mark Joseph

42:

CHICKENHAWKS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRINC COMMANDER

JOHN M. CHRISTIANSON

RUSSELL M. LANEY

JIM D. PORTER

423

Atkinson, Thomas Ernest Back, Stephen Randall

Boedigheimer, Gene Arthur Burke, Patrick William

Detroye, Jeffrey Eliot Drew, Myres Nelson Finney, Russell Lynn Guillory, Robert Dean Ladnier, Ronald Richard Long, Lorin Clark Madson, Paul Jeffrey

Magee, Donald Wesley McCarthy, James Laurence McVay, Patrick Alan Meyers, John Keith

Michels, John Joseph Jr. Paulson, Roger Steven Scott, Lynn Monet

Selva, Michael Dominic

Spannbauer, David Michael Sprinkel, Stanley Drake Vogel, Alan Lloyd Wailes, Tom Stotts

Baker, Glen Alin

Berg, Gordon Wayne Brumgard, Merle Edwin Jr.

Buona, Ralph Mark Bush, Gregory John

Callegari, Brian Arthur Campbell, William Michael

Carter, Michael Alan

Crenwelge, Wayne Edward Diamond, Dennis Jonothon Dwiggins, David Eaton

Fikar, Louis Stephen Frey, William Ansel Jr. Fulks, Mark Joseph Gravatt, Wayne Kirk Holder, Livingston Lionel Jr. Jeanes, Dennis Paul Kramer, Kenneth James Lane, Richards Edward

Lopez, Derick Watanabe Morlock, Keith Martin Murphy, Gary Gene Pellett, Gerald Wayne

Phillips, David Wendell Pierson, Wayne Joseph VanValkenburg, Gregory James Woodman, Patrick

424

Ahrens, Gregory Scott Alderfer, Jeffrey Scott Alfaro, Albert Charles

Brewer, Gregory French

Buchholz, Brian Joseph Carli, David Brent

Carrington, William Miles Jr. Clarizio, Robert James Coons, Burton Anglen Dewey, Edward Peter Durban, Ronald Marc Garza, Roberto

Johnson, Samuel Lawrence King, Steven Boyd Leuthold, Mark Alan Lewis, James Calvin

McGraw, Danny Lee Morgan, Kevin James Nichols, Gary Warren Osier, Benjamin Franklin

Robinson, Eddie Schuld, Rodger Glenn Scott, Daniel Lee

Shemwell, Paul Floyd

Tebrink, Kenneth Lee Thomas, David Gerald White, Lawrence James Wyman, Max McDonald

STALAG SEVENTEEN

426

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

DAVID E. HRNCIR

JEFFREY W. SHORT

TERRENCE E. BORSARE

Armstrong, Gerald Lee

Bierschbach, Arthur Charles Jr.

Billings, Michael James Buckingham, Charles Lance Day, William Earl Jr. Dittmer, Kurt Booth Ehrler, Dennis William Eresman, Raymond Scott Hainsey, Michael Patrick Heidmous, Jeffery Najim

Hight, Gregory Alan Hogan, Ernie Alexandria Hyde, Thomas William Kaiser, Joseph Gerard Kennedy, Ronald Charles Lee, William Charles

Logan, Thomas Edward Martinez, Pete Jr. Mulhern, Thomas Patrick

Nigro, Peter John Oakes, Michael Roy

Schiermeyer, Robert Paul

Soucy, Robert Roland II Stow, Glen Charles Wilson, Keith Chapman

Alston, C. Donald Bell, Thomas Daniel Brown, Mitchel Eugene

Busheme, David Michael Dean, Garry Charles Forsyth, Glen Tod

Gambaro, Derio Louis Goodfellow, Scott Alan Hammond, Kevin Glenn

Hoar, John Patrick Houser, Kim Ross

Kendrick, Sam Joe

Kirkham, Edward Earl

Lengyel, David Alan MacLellan, John Andrew McMillie, Michael George Metzger, Douglas Charles

Mintz, David Leon

Puffenbarger, John Edward Richardson, Mark Howard III Sloan, Shawn Keil Smith, Scott James

Vaughn, Robert Jay Wyatt, Herbert Wheble, Peter Edwin 427

Akerblom, Russel Nils John Jr. Alameda, James Howard

Berglund, Kenneth William Calloway, David Leroy Childers, Edwin Ray

Drohan, Thomas Alan

Dudney, Fred Statnon III Edsall, Eric Eugene Erickson, Steven Gilbert

Eshlemen, Brock Woodson

Grady, James Henry Jr. Hesseltine, Lance Alan

King, David Michael

Sqdn Sweetheart

Kolb, Michael Anthony Larson, James B. Lewis, William Lee Jr.

Morel, Ronald Raymond Reed, Dale Nixon Jr. Roach, Bruce Donald Robideaux, Robin Dale

Shropshire, Allan Bowman Vandam, Blaine A. Watkins, Steven David Wills, Guy James III

428

Shawn Robertson

STALLIONS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

Charles M. McGee

Richard C. Alis

Clifton T. Taylor

429

Baker, Jon Randolph Banker, Douglas Alan

Baumgartner, Joseph Edward Castellani, Mark Steven Crouch, Douglas Scott Ellis, Mark Gregory

Evert, Dana Luwalt

Hackett, Gary James Hinkin, Daniel Thomas Hurdle, Karl John

Johnson, Milton Haynes Jr. Krebsbach, Michael Gene Lamb, Carroll Leroy Jr. Marlowe, James Douglas

Mayer, Jeffrey Alan McNeil, Daniel Louis Miller, James Allen Nichols, Kelly Michael

Rasmussen, Richard A.

Ryan, Timothy Keithley Shaw, Lee Luis Junior

Stringham, Jeffrey Allyn

Babcock, Steven Leon Barlow, Douglas Neal Bennett, Douglas James Brake, Jeffrey Dean

)

Brantley, Mikel Steven Clay, John Earl Dorsey, John Phillipe Fessler, Steven William

Gaffey, Lawrence John Gearhart, Kurt Aubrey Henderson, Herbert Hoover Jr. Kailiwai, George III McSeveney, Robert Gordon Jr. Meyer, John Steven Miller, Kenneth Joseph Parker, John Warren Preusser, Terry Lee Reaser, Richard Lee Jr. Rubin, Thomas Warren

Scott, David John Silvestri, William David Simmons, Daniel Robert Smith, Robert Gerard Stewart, James Histaspias II Tovrea, Gaylen Leon Troy, William Lawrence 3rd Vanderpool, Gary Cleaveland Jr.

430

Alvarado, Richard Louis Austin, Christopher Lynn Bernhardt, George Paul IV Brownfield, John Joseph Cesarek, David Victor Chimelski, Scott Edward Davis, John Luther

Fallon, David Brian Fontes, Jose Leonardo Jr. Fox, Michael Edward

Fudge, James Mack Hennings, Gary Lee Horning, Richard Ranee Jones, Bradley Keith

Kleinheksel, Mark Alan Moore, Jeffrey Alan Morgan, Mark Edward

Nichols, John Frederick Orban, Kenneth Daniel Pfautz, Richard John

Phillips, William Edgar IV Robb, Douglas John Rosebush, Russell Canon Skubal, Gary Alan

Stephan, Robert B. Stubbs, Stephen Woodrow

Thomason, James Knox Winter, Thomas Andrew

431

A.O.C.

Maj. Thomas M. Bohan

STARSHIP NINETEEN

432

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

Kevin P. Lally

Howard N. Thompson

Richard B. Gosen

Chamberlain, James Clair Cimafonte, Michael Cromer, Dejuan Dettmer, Paul Allen Dodd, Charles Mitchner III

Dodge, Lex C. Donahoe, John Howard Foret, Herbert Louis Jr. Garcia, Felix Jr. Heffner, James Edward Herlt, Stephen Michael Lawton, David Joseph

Marsh, Clarence Talmage III

Perry, Van Emmet Reilman, Jon Thomas Runer, Jimmy Steven

Schlegel, Michael Raymond Shasteen, Jon Randolph Teman, Gregory Larry Tunis, Mark Chipman Winders, Douglas Edward

Barrett, Stephen Charles

Berger, Robert Christopher, Bleikamp, Thomas Karl

Brown, David Alan

Christensen, George Michael Cooper, Gary Lee

Crittenden, Steven Michael Cukr, Jeffrey Michael David, Michael

Falkenberg, Brent Jon Hallett, Thomas Michael Harrison, Oliver Walter Hunt, Kenneth Russell

Lehman, Richard Margrave London, David Gary Mandt, Gregory Alan Mathews, Bartley James McLucas, Daniel Stephen Muttilainen, Mark Anthony

Nelson, Steve Jessor Puls, Steven James Reyes, Alan Charles

Seigneur, Raymond Beau Silenzi, Silvio Nicola

Snively, Scott Rogers Waldo, Jeffrey Ralph

Browne, Edward Hannan Jr. Connors, John Francis III Conroy, William Frederick III Donatelli, Michael Gerard

Duhamel, John Leo Jr. Genda, William Daniel II Hackbarth, Joey Richard Horton, Ronald Gene

Johnson, Richard Wayne Jr. Krier, Daniel Walter Liederbach, Jeffrey Thomas Lindblom, Bruce Allen

Mackey, Philip Jr. Manning, Terry Howard

McNeill, Rodney James Murray, James Raymond Norton, Steven Ray

Sqdn Sweetheart

Peters, Craig Martin Pickett, Gary David

Pointer, Ronald Lynn

Rakel, Steven Lerov Sawtelle, Steven Craig Smetana, Scott Michael Szulta, John Anton III VanHoomissen, Michael Frederic

Watkins, Alex Eugene Weisman, Joseph Steven While, James Arlin III

Willard, Bruce Warren Wooten, Robert Bernard

434

Nancy McNary

A.O.C.

Maj. Richard F. Henningsen

TOUGH TROLLS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

Douglas W. Zacour

Walter N. Heidmous

David L. McAlister

Adams, Craig Payton Becker, Steven James Cumm, Carl Clifton

Ellsworth, Gary Lee Evans, Victor Lee

Gallo, Frank Henry Harris, Foster Ronald

Houck, Richard Charles

Jones, Daryl Lafayette Lepisto, John Wallace Lindell, Ernest Brian Lockhart, Gregory Lee Mason, William Jeffrey

Nault, Gary David Palanica, William Joseph Peterson, Stanton Borg

Pialet, Richard John

Rippetoe, David Emmett III

Schauffert, John David Uren, Thomas Dale

Vorholt, Paul Joseph Wittman, Steven Eugene Woolsey, Mark Robert

Bame, Gerald Leon Jr. Baumann, James Michael

Billman, Eddy Ray

Carel, James Bernard Caslen, Mark Anthony Cataldo, Louis John Jr. Charpie, Kenneth Edward Jr.

Chmielewski, Robert Paul

Cluley, Michael James Dallago, David Robert Estep, David Grant

Flood, Christopher Edwin Frymire, David Allen

George, Carl Graham, Michael R.

Grimme, Joseph Christian

Kenyon, Michael James Miller, Dennis James Mort, Thomas Christopher

Moulton, John Randolph II Nuckolls, Norman Lee II Reed, Randall Charles

Russell, Andrew Parker

Shagena, David Brian Tamayo, David Baldueza Vargas-Ramirez, Jorge Alfredo Watts, Robert Michael

Wheelock, Robert Edward Jr. Younker, Herbert Leroy Jr.

436

Albro, Trevor Scott Bahr, Donald James Belt, James Michael

Burg, Gary Douglas Dignazio, Timothy Lee Doyle, William Paul Jr.

Erkes, Gary William

Eyre, Trulan Arthur Guertin, David Bruce llamann, Howard Evans Herrera, Walter Hugh

Jackson, Jeffry Alan

Sqdn Sweetheart

Klocko, John Joseph III Krakoff, Richard Aaron

Lynn, Robert Wayne

Mattern, Kenneth Gerard Moroze, Michael Lawrence

Omahen, John Clayton Owen, Mark Hoerman

Pate, Walter Randolph Jr. Pecor, Bruce Ryan

Roberts, David Lawrence

Smiley, Charles Preston

Vanlaan, Michael Jon Wallace, Rick Collin

Vicki Foes

Witt, Richard Bruce Zamora, Ross Carl Jr. II

BLACKJACK

438

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

ALANT. GRANGER

ALLEN 1. DICKINSON

MARTIN K. HOLLAND

Ballinger, George Walter Jr, Base, Stephen Joseph Booch, Ernest Grady Coffey, Donald Edward Jr. Cosby, Ricky Joe Deboalt, Thomas Frederick Drake, James Alan

Gibbs, Richard Michael

Grady, Walter Anthony Jr. Heaney, Thomas Angelo Hollowell, Steven James Johnson, Charles Sandford Jr, Kingsley, Shannon Thomas Levy, Paul Don

Maier, Martin Edward Mellott, Kenneth Wayne Nicholls, Charles Howard Pattison, William Howard

Reffett, Eric Avron Self, Joseph Lee Tullia, Emmett Albert II Turner, Richard Douglas

Vandam, David Kirwin Wade, Danny Lynn Walker, Doyle Bates Wendt, Bradley Westin

Bourland, Walker Blake Carson, Gregory Woodruff Dunton, Bradley Knowles

Gilbert, Craig Douglas Habrun, Dean Eric

Hayes, Kevin Thomas Kline, Russell Brooks Lade, Harry Helmut Machina, Jonathan Andrew Middleton, Rick Linn Morrow, David Lewis Jr. Munie, Kim Ronald Murtari, John Nagy, Dale Alexander Owen, Thomas Jefferson

Patridge, Paul Irving Poorman, Douglas Alexander Rankin, Alexander Martin IV

Schopper, Kenneth Harlan Schwartz, Philip Henry Sloan, Neal Christopher Sneed, David Westmoreland Sorrell, Thomas Lee

Swigonski, Mark Steven Villafane, Franz Michael Winter, Andrew C. II Yeakel, Glenn Scott

410

Baldwin, Richard Dwight Bennett, Irvin Newman ]r. Bingham, Ronald Raymond Breines, Steven Howard Britsch, Uwe Karlheinz Davis, Alan Keith Fern, David Edward

Giglio, Mark Steven Hoffman, Lawrence Joseph Hough, Paul Gary Jones, Steven Matthias Jowers, David Gordon Klingshirn, Glen William Lind, Marcus Reed

Lujan, Bruce Everett Lund, John Leonard Jr. Martin, Chal Arnold

Sqdn Sweetheart

McCartney, David Robert Nelson, James Latham Ostdiek, Paul Hubert

Reilly, William Daniel III Sandoval, Lawrence Joseph

Schanberger, John Michael

Schmitz, James Eugene Semenok, Wayne Alan Wheeless, Steven Dean

Barbara Denton

440

DOUBLE DEUCE

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

MICHAELS. SACKLEY

DOUGLAS J. FORD

RAYMOND W. SANTEE

Bowman, Lonnie Dean

Buchanan, Stanley Edsel

Burlingham, Mark Steven Ciola, Robert Allen

Gersbach, Charles Peter Hartman, Dwight Bruce

Herchak, John Alexander Maltz, Ira Benjamin Masse, Richard Arthur

Mazurowski, John Edward McKenney, David Gene Menzie, Kenneth Paul

Meyer, Howard Robert Jr. Monahan, James Edward Jr. Mungle, Steven Wayne

Peters, Burnett William III

Rothe, Randy Gale Seymour, John Craig Spain, Jon Kimberly

Thomas, Edward Lee White, Kenneth Ray Yeager, Glen Edward Youtsler, Neil Alan

Bogatschow, Roman Castiglione, Robert Crissman, Herbert Kent Dwire, Owen George

Ekrem, Alan Case Gahren, Francis Michael Garn, James Edward

Graham, Robert Randolph

Hatched, Raymond Douglas

Inglis, Junior Leroy Kaiser, Gregory Lee Kennedy, Greg Randall Kirchner, Eric Paul

Leja, Douglas Anthony

Lilly, David Wayne Magnus, Roland Norman Mason, Jerry Jerome McDonald, Michael John Pangman, Dale Irvin Phelps, Michael Joseph Rice, Dawrence Wayne Smith, Dorian Wesley Tait, Ronald Matthew Toloczko, Steven

Trimble, William Joseph Trujillo, Alexander Workman, Carl Eustace Jr. Yearick, Patrick Allen

442

PP1! a

Arendt, Allan Frank Bennett, Richard Lee Booen, Michael Warren Brown, Robert Wilson Jr.

Bush, Gary Lee Carnes, David Alden

Clark, Delane Eugene Dorff, Scott Jeffrey

Eudy, Darrell Scott Franklin, Jeffrey Gordon Gibbs, David Glenn Gricius, Randall Edward Hagar, Richard Lee Hunt, Ronald Steven

Ilseng, Jon Kent

Sqdn Sweetheart

Kadlec, Robert Peter Lane, Mark Ronald

Manning, David Michael May, Mark Danover Montoya, John Wesley Needier, Daniel Andrew

Pardo, John Robert Jr. Petterson, Hermes Juan Jr. Renis, Joseph Anthony

Rodgers, James Lewis

Angela Shankel

Schotanus, Reed David Schumacher, Edward James Seiler, Wayne Joseph Soener, Roger P. J,

AA*

BARNSTORMERS

444

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

THOMAS J. MOUNTAIN

RICHARD A. PERRY

RANDALL H. KEHL

Ard, Michael Glen

Casey, John Francis Jr. Crafton, Wilson David Jr. Dalton, Richard Edward Dundas, Paul Anthony Gamble, Timothy

Gunzinger, Mark Alan Mohylsky, Peter Alan Morgan, Ronald George Murray, Richard David Jr. Parker, William Alexander Jr.

Roberge, James David Jr. Rund, Berton Benjamin Seat, James Christian Sheppard, Garry Michael Shropshire, Theodore Vernon

Small, Ronald Lee Sommer, Scott Alan

Wood, Kenneth Stewart

Wright, David Allen

Baier, Ken Brian Brininstool, Charles Moorman Casey, Michael Robert

Catlin, Michael Anthony Christensen, Louis Edmond Czachor, Thomas

Davidson, Wayne Dewitt

Dejesus, Juan Ramon Durham, Stephen Eugene

Fisher, Drew Rustin

Gilbertson, Edward Wayne Grande, Salvatore Frank III

Greenwood, Charles Raph Grupp, James Joseph Hagedorn, James Douglas Hepfer, Stephen Jay

Hughes, Gary Alan Keohane, Thomas Vincent

Kregel, Kevin Richard LaFrance, Roger Joseph Laumann, Donald Carl Lowe, Lon David

Ortega, Lorenzo III Paton, Douglas Edward

Postulka, Gregory Michael Roetzel, David Murray Simmons, Thad David

Skolaut, Paul Michael Therrien, Sam Calvin Troemel, Benjamin Henry Jr.

445

Ahlstrom, Bruce W

Alley, David Monroe Jr. Barnard, Edward Wayne Finchum, Kenneth Gary Jr. Franklin, Stephen George Grams, Dana Anthony

Hartmus

Michael Dwight

Hayes. Michael Sean Huffmaster, Mark Everett Kertz, Kevin Dean Lease, Lon Martin

Liard, Scott Robert

Lukasik, Mark Joseph Mewborn, Michael David Montoya, Carlos Morgan, John Jay

Sqdn Sweetheart

Nemeth, Gregory Stephen Niezen, Alejandro Jorge Sapper, David Anthony

Schultz, Keith Dewayne

Simpson, John Oliver Jr. Smith, David Landers

Snyder, Francis Edmund Spears, Fredrick Scott

Swain, Timothy Matthew Talbot, Thomas John Williams, Charles Daniel Wolf, Steven Howard Yoakum, David Keith

446

Lorraine Puhr

PHANTOMS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

DOUGLAS JAMES

MICHAEL L. McGUIRE

CARL D. REBARCHAK

447

Comer, Mark Luiken Dietz, Dennis Charles Eberle, Michael Lee Fraser, James Roger

Heck, Thomas Stuart Johnston, Daniel Paul Locke, Bruce Alan

Lunger, Raymond Richard Jr. Manning, Darrel Wesley McGuire, David Michael Mullennex, Michael Lee Plumley, William Travis Ring, Richard Lewis Jr. Sapp, Thomas Martin

Stephens, Dallas Kirkpatrick J. Vanalstine, Daniel Ratmond Vantreuren, Kenneth Wayne Westerfield, James Michael Wilson, Denzil Brent

Allen, Martin Walter Barr, Samuel John Bos, David Lee

Cuthrell, Joseph Erwin III

Daly, Patrick Robert Douville, Arnold Kent

Evers, Michael Stanley

Fellmeth, Jeffrey Edwin

Goyins, Gale Gerrard

Groves, David Sylvan If ill, Walter Edward

Jones, Jeffrey Gene

Karstens, John Paul King, Raymond James Jr. Kintzing, Jeffrey Keith

Knoll, George Bryan Lentz, Daniel Patrick Muzkiz, Melchor Elvie Pauly, James Daniel Jr. Prodanovich, Tomislav Michael

Schow, Kenneth Carter Jr. Senn, William Thornwell III Spendley, Frank Dennis Thompson, Mark Alan Wainscott, Stuart Brent

448

Blight, Thomas Charles Bottesch, Curtis Candeto, Steven Lewis Cook, Peyton Edwards Davis, Walter Roy Jr.

Elliott, Howard Eugene Frantz, Todd Richard

Glover, John Delay Gordy, George Herman Jr.

Harper, Malcolm Clinton Hoog, Stephen Lawrence Jones, Charles David Koehler, Kenneth Robert

Kuehn, John Michael Mattson, Michael Alan

McDavid, Geoffrey Kent Mulligan, Geoffrey Craig Oritz, David

Peplinski, Michael Lawrence Reynolds, Darrell Robert Rowe, Kevin Scott

Sands, Raymond Greene Schmidt, Martin William

Schneider, Robert Stanley II

Seamster, Robert Arthur Smith, Melvin Wayne Stearns, Mark Ellis Stull, Bert William Nicholas

Towe, Russell Lynn

Trottier, Gary Arthur Watson, Michael Dale

Wavering, Kenneth Robert Zagorski, James

444

REDEYE

450

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

KENNETH C. THIENEMAN

DAVID R. LIPPERT

MICHAEL P. MILLER

Becker, Alan Mark Bream, Scott Robert Burks, William Randolph Cave, Alan Lee Dundore, Karl Marvin Eustace, James Albert Fisher, Mark Richard Garza, Mario Alberto Gaston, Robert Wylie Jr. Hibbard, Barton Jay

Jonak, Steven Joseph Knapp, Kenneth David Marshall, Robert Kent

McFetridge, James Kenneth McNiel, Robert Grant

Miller, Douglas Carl

Pennington, Bruce Wayne Sasscer, Roland Mark Sowers, Richard Marion

Veara, Dennis James Vendley, Robert Michael

Whisler, Geoffrey Larkin Zelenok, David Stephen

Bresley, William Milo Bruggemeyer, Mark Edward Bunecke, Joseph

Burton, Ronnie Anthony Conroy, Bertram Couillard, Michael Roland Crisp, Stanley Martin

’78

Ghiden, Reginald Juan Hollister, Gregory Scott Kain, Mark Edwin

Kelly, Terrence Brian Kirk, Charles Chadwick

Lane, Leland Gregory Livie, Brian Keith Mathews, Thomas Philip III Prusak, Kenneth Alan Sewell, Donald Patrick

Sink, Jerry Taylor

Sligar, Steven Byron Smith, Kevin Joseph Twohig, Thomas Francis Vance, William Brett

Wellsfry, John Lowell Whitehair, Thomas Joseph Wright, Michael Anthony

451

Allen, David Anderson

Ayala, Charles Herbert Bingaman, John Franklin Bird, Michael Paul

Boykin, Stephen Michael Callahan, James Patrick

Coleman, Jerald Alan Dunkelberger, Leroy Bardsley I Freeh, Richard Edward Frost, Lyle Gooden Grisham, Rodney Joseph

Hernandez, Ricardo

Kalbach, Keith

John Elmore Jr. Lockie, Thomas Ray

Lee,

Sqdn Sweetheart

Masonis, Jerome Felix II

McGreal, Robert Michael Morrissette, Michael Gibson Rasmussen, Steven Kurt

Ross, Mark Landon

Schmidt, Kevin Gene

Shillington, Thomas Patrick Short, Gregory Lee Sosa, Steve Adolfo

Teigeler, Thomas William Tomkinson, Stanley Joe Vitullo, John Baptista Jr. Weart, Steven Keith

Whiting, Harrison Hayes 3rd

452

Kathy Davis

BARONS

Callaway, Claud Wayne Conlon, Thomas Kevin Dugan, James Michael Elliott, John William Frantz, Randall Charles Jackson, Michael Craig Kincannon, Charles Patrick

Lord, William Thomas Mandis, George Daniel McKenna, Michael Harry

Miller, Edward Robert Jr.

Niemeyer, Joseph Bernard Novotny, Donald Duane Omara, John Kevin

Schikora, Richard David

Shadbegian, Mark Daniel Sharp, Vincent Harold

Slattery, Thomas Keith Welch, John Peter

Barker, Richard William Barrett, Terence Edward

Ellis, Jay Stanford Jr. Gereaux, Douglas Marvin Gottsacker, Brian Keith

Hollerbach, Lynn Martin

Holzgang, Peter Andre Keaton, James H II

Kopf, Thomas James Leftwich, Drew Alexander Matcheck, Dean Frederic Mika, Wayne Stephen Newsom, Ronald Russ

Nichols, William Lewis Parker, Timothy John Rachocki, Kenneth Dale Rice, Edward Augustus Jr. Richardson, Anthony Sartor, Gregory Paul

Schwartz, Ronald Chester

Sponable, Jess Mitchell Stough, Jeffrey Roy Strong, Gordon Robert Thompson, William David Werner, Judd Whitt, John Joseph

Allan, Scott Douglas

Brugh, Mark Steven Busier, Bruce Alan Cerise, Mark Coston

Colvin, Gregory James Cooper, Charles Harry Davidson, Walter Frank Driesner, Bobby Lee

Fullhart, Randal David Garber, Michael James III Halvorsen, Steven Alan Hawkins, Carl Alan

Jackson, William Thomas Jr. Kelly, Paul Michael

Lenz, Peter Ralph

McKinney, David Keith

Sqdn Sweetheart

Miller, Jerry Franklin

Notestein, John Andrew II Otte, Terry Steven Palandech, Donald Michael

Schmidt, Timothy James

Shearer, Douglas Paul Short, Don Paul Smith, Hubert Raymond Solar, Richard Edward Staimer, Marc David

■HW Debbie Thompson

Stankiewicz, Edwin Sveska, Greg Robert Weaver, Glenn Wayne Yanni, Thomas Douglas Young, Daniel Carl

/ICC

THUNDERBIRDS

456

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

THOMAS W. HANCOCK

DALE R. OSTROWSKI

GREGORY J. MILLER

Baumgartner, Steven Nicholas Devlin, Michael Terence Evans, Alan Todd Graper, John Robert Higgins, Paul Gerald Kamae, Dennis Hoapili Kittle, William Leonard Law, Larry Alan Opel, Stephen William Paquette, Michael Peter Smith, James David Vornbrock, Edward Kessler

Walls, Jeffrey Wayne Ward, Mark Craig

Zink, Billy Roosevelt

Almand, Todd Lindsay Antoniazzi, Robert Vincent

Apfel, Mark Edward

Brown, Russell Blair

Davidage, Richard Craig Drake, Ricky James

Farrell, Philip Alan Fossen, Thomas Lee

Gallagher, Mark Vincent

Gray, Peter Waldo Gruner, Glenn Allen Harrison, Robert John Hines, Steven Scott

Johnson, Richard Fuller Jr. Lafreniere, Lawrence Lee Liotta, Peter Hearns

Munday, Mitchell Sutton Norris, Michael Peter Slee, Don Harrison Smith, Stephen Wayland

Spain, Michael John Taliaferro, William Craig Thacker, Thomas Howard

Umberger, William Martin Jr. Vorwald, Frank Guenter Whitlow, Douglas Andrew

Wong, Marshall Lee

Baumgartner, Daniel Joseph Jr. Beltrand, Craig Douglas

Bergamini, Peter John Bogden, Edward Leon Boyd, William Thomas Brown, Kenneth Alan

Brundidge, Gregory Lynn Carlsen, Brete Lee Davis, Philip Nathan Diak, Robert James Fisher, Robert George Gagne, Richard Henry Hamlin, Richard Paul Jr. Helms, Michael Randall Hinton, John Mark III

Hudspeth, Ernest Monroe Jr. Jacobsen, Frederick John Jouas, Jan Marc Kluttz, John Robert Jr.

Sqdn Sweetheart

Leonard, Steven Douglas McCafferty, John Cornelius Muhlenberg, Mark Clinton Kress Newlin, Douglas Miles

Pierce, George Jerald Rippeto, Archie Dean Rodseth, Jeffrey Allen Savala, Thomas Joseph

Smith, Brian Peter

Stevenson, Brent Edwin

Taylor, Abbott Lawrence Jr. Travnick, William Ross

Tschirgi, Daniel Martin Veitschegger, Frederick Bense

458

Noreen Farrell

TWENTY-EIGHT

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

LAWRENCE E. ENGLESON

MARK J. STODA

DAVID A. DIENER

Arnista, Alexander Joseph Cervone, Anthony Nicholas Chung, Charles Ray Coffman, Alfred Martin Jr. Davis, Donald Ellis

Downey, Douglas Charles Fritzsche, Mark Hans Glennon, John Joseph Jr. Halter, Irving Leslie Jr.

Hinesley, Ted Wilson Maple, James Scott Meyer, Frank Stephen Moose, William Jeffery Nielsen, David Clarence

Olinger, Jeffrey John Osgood, Richard Neal Slate, Stephen Smith, Michael Francis

Spitler, Charles Robert Suddy, Brian Albert Wurst, Stephen Gregory

Deluca, Russell Joseph Dicocco, Ricardo Farrier, Thomas Alan

Follansbee, Guy David

Gieg, Deon Gene Glitz, Richard William

Goodhand, George Mason Hamilton, Rodney Lee Hendrick, Kenneth Dale Islin, John Nicholas III

Johnson, Brian Frank Jones, William Keith Ludke, Jerry Alan Marlin, Robert Thomas McMahon, Andrew Thomas

Penly, Richard Taylor Penn, Ross Terence Purcell, Carlton Eugene Jr. Rubeor, James Thomas

Stapler, Wendell Troyce Steel, Robert Patterson Stewart, Moses Jr.

Thornton, Robert Geddes Tronsor, Jeffrey David

Wheeler, Derek Peter Williams, William Lee II Zink, Peter George

460

Akong, Bayne Peter Allee, Guy Louis Jr. Baudhuin, Michael Paul

Bjornson, David Lawrence Box, Jon Lee Stem

Dee, Thomas Peter

Frey, Michael David Gomez, Gregroy Alan Gordon, Jeffrey Scott Griffith, Thomas Edward Jr. Guzman, Guadalupe Pedro

Sqdn Sweetheart

Halasz, James Michael Hall, Bruce Dale

Heaberlin, Michael Alan Locher, Mark Albert McGee, Michael David

Nowak, Michael James Peters, David Merritt Jr.

Rower, Gary Saunders, Edward William

Scala, Lawrence Mark Smith, David Bailey

Claudia Pielstick

Treadway, Charles Goodrich C. Vendlinski, Terry Paul

461

PANTHERS

462

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

MICHAEL B. HOYES

DONA. FRASIER, JR.

JAMES D. SHUPE

Cross, Michael Anthony Davis, Thomas James Dexter, John Brock

Duffy, Patrick Timothy Glass, James Michael

Janik, Daniel James Jones, Clarence Douglas Jr. Kamps, Daniel Kerry Lanning, Stephen Lee Lishko, Mark Scott Mickelson, David Henry Patterson, Robert Timothy

Rayzak, Joseph Stephen Skiver, David Martin

Stanley, Michael Allen Strong, Ralph Eric Wachdorf, Arthur Louis

Albert, John Lawrence Armstrong, Curtis Alroy

Cienski, Todd Alfred Crudele, Marcel Steven

Cuellar, Andres Noe Jr. DeHart, Charles Gerard

Demitry, Peter F.

English, Timothy Jon Farrell, Michael John Gilzean, Scott Matthew Gordon, Leo Howard Hamm, John Anthony

Horvath, Arpad Endre Kana, Thomas Edward

Kinney, Peter Hartwell Kluczinske, David Lee Koch, William Frederick Jr. Koenitzer, William John Leach, Buddy Clark II

Pennekamp, James Lee Schafer, John August Scott, Charles Ernest III

Snyder, John David Torchia, Linden John Treadway, James Douglas van Haastert, Robert Guus Wagner, Robert Joseph Wells, Lawrence Lee Wetzler, James F. Willis, Joseph Gregory

Woodall, William Marshall

463

Anderson, Garth Bennett Armington, James Forrest Bonner, Bradford Long Butler, Laurence Joseph Carley, Dale Herbert Jr. Cornett, Robert Samuel III

English, Brian Alwyn Gray, Ronald Louis Haendschke, Ernie Harold

Hughes, Peter Clark Kries, Keith Dale

Kuebler, William Ray Jr.

Macklin, Joseph David Jr. Markl, David Charles

Mcllvain, Thomas Robert

Sqdn Sweetheart

Norton, Bradley Gene Rhodes, Michael Lee Roberge, Robert Albert Roman, Gregory Anthony

Shields, John Jeffrey Smith, James Douglas

Snyder, Jeffrey Grant Stratford, Daniel William

Swanson, Gregory Alan Tierney, John Gregory II

Vallejo, Thomas Mark Ziegler, Gary David

464

Penny Strauch

DIRTY THIRTY

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

RICHARD P. KING

CHARLES B. OLTMAN

RANDALL W. SPETMAN

465

Barrett, Michael William Cafferata, Dale William Curran, Charles Frederick Ebelke, David Karl

Gipson, Anthony Jerome

Hejl, William Allan Hobbs, Charles Frederick

Kearney, John Joseph Linhof, Eric Theo

Massey, Robert Edward Monson, Lee Douglas

Ryan, Michael Shawn

Shay, Patrick John Silva, Ruben Dario

Weathers, Wesley Wayne

Young, Terence Glen

Avery, Donald Robert Beck, Paul Charles

Breunling, Randy Brit

Curry, Bruce Leroy Cutter, Jeffrey Allen Durlak, James Richard

Gibson, Michael Bruce Grechanik, Jeffrey Walter Harrison, Arthur Stokes Jr.

Hoffman, John Morgan

Johnson, Robert David Keels, Michael Allen

King, Mark Williamson Laguna-Borrero, Marcos Manley, James Edward Mesnard, Danny Jo Peterson, Gregory John Ramos, James Joseph Saucier, Johnny Su Schwarzenbach, Daniel Lee Selinka, Thomas Smith, Christopher Dinneen Sviba, John Francis

Thigpen, William Waston Unger, Howard Robert Jr. Ust, Carl Steven

Whidden, James Franklin II Yamanaka, Dean Sunao Zamboni, Leo Enzo 466

Baumgartner, Michael Lee Benitez-Casanova, Wilfred Carl Black, Ricky Eugene Bowen, Kevin Wayne

Bowling, David Charles Chin, David

Danner, Dave Allen

Defalco, Frank Ralph Dubicki, Edward Josef Francois, Frank Jr. Hess, Parke Hoffman Jr.

Hugo, Dennis Robert

Sqdn Sweetheart

Hunt, Thomas Patrick Imes, Robert Wendell II

Kurlancheek, Brad

Lankford, Frederick Alan

Lowery, Stephen Mann Maxwell, Richard Maurice

Micalizzi, John Mumby, James Joseph Jr. Pappalardo, Paola Saettel, Donald Joseph

Schlaffer, Mark John Smith, Robert Barclay

Julie Vaupel

Taylor, Keith Leslie Wilson, Edward Marcel

4R7

GRIM REAPERS

468

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

WILLIAM E.LANNING

JOSEPH WYSOCKI

MARK J. MEYERS

Bordon, George Gerard

Chaffee, David Russell Cruz-Vega, Carlos Benjamin Earnhart, George Norman III Evans, Glen Douglas

Goodman, Benjamin David Hanson, Markoe Scott Hobbs, David Lance

Katona, John Jr.

Kliza, Dennis Michael Leblanc, Louis Joseph Lewis, Thomas Earl

Lindsley, Marc Howard Marinello, Thomas John Moisio, Patrick Jacob Moore, Scott Lindsey

Neumeister, James Allan Pineiro, Francisco Jr.

Schricker, Karl Emil Simons,

Jacob Van Vranken Jr.

Williams, Derek McKay Yanaros, John Orion Jr.

Barton, Robert Bruce Jr. Brown, Eric Michael

Dowers, Dale William Dupuis, Glen Edward Eagan. Brendan Edward

Gallagher, David Mark Grahm, Joey Dale Hawkins, Michael Antonio

Heilman, Barnet Richard

Jackson, Robert Harold James, Larry Dean Kouri, Jeffrey Victor Kudelka, Lawrence

Lofgren, Steven Thomas McCollum, Mack Keith Olsen, Karl Richard

Phillips, Horace Daniel Polski, James Robert Read, Rande Scott

Rogers, James Eugene Scheller, Wayne Arthur Smith, Durward Bond II

Speziale, Salvatore Stgelais, Ernest Charles Werthmann, Mark Matthew Zdeb, Keith David

’78

Avery, Paul Hadden Junior Barnes, Stephen Robert Baum, Peter Cornelius Boldosser, Michael John Bremer, Bruce Walter Henry Buckley, Charles Kelly Colvin, James Thomas Jr.

Coucoules, John Steven DeLouis, Dana Randel

Draper, Gary James Dunbar, Matthew Clark Fox, Arthur Douglas Jr.

Gallego-Torres, Luis Gottlieb, Aryea

Henry, Bobby Don Hudson, William David Kochaniuk, Milton Michael

Sqdn Sweetheart

Long, Ronald Miles Marusak, Karl Howard McGovern, Thomas Leo III Miller, Mark David

Mundelein, Teddy Otto Jr. Pardun, Lindsey Scott Reed, Walter Dewrant Robin, Mark Anthony Ryan, Richard Scott

Schirmer, Chester Clarence Swanson, Pat Henry

Tarczynski, Gary Chester Thurman, Paul Edward Vandercook, David Alan

470

Liane Richards

A.O.C

MAJ. JACK D. GREENE

ROADRUNNERS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

STEVEN F. LOERAKKER

JEFFREY H. TODD

ROBERT RYKACZEWSKI

471

Butler, Joseph Sloan

Craig, Paul William Flint, Dennis Lane Foster, Steven Eugene Heard, Hampton Flack Hern, Walter Friend

Johnson, Sterling Anthony McCown, Thomas Michael McDermott, Bruce Burnham Moschgat, James Edward Mueller, Don Robert Newton, Richard Dana Nixon, Mark Allen Reiner, George Phillip Rutan, Gene Mark

Singletery, James Snyder, Quay Carlton Jr. Strevell, Michael William Wesolowski, Robert Alan Williams, Stuart Don

Yarrish, Joseph Edwin Zahrobsky, Joseph Ralph

Bartels, Kyle Mark Briggs, Dana Lebaron Deaton, David Bruce

Devereaux, Richard Thomas Elliott, Mark Eugene Ford, Wayne Andrew

French, John Ray II Gazo, Anthony Stephen Hull, Thomas Edward Jones, David Thomas Kalfas, Neil William

Kellenbence, Wayne Henry Lacourse, Matthew John Martinez, Edmund Henry McCraw, Gregory Marshall Meehan, David James Jr. Rehwaldt, Robert John II

Reusche, Barry Scott Rogge, Gregory Douglas Rubalcaba, Jimmey Wayne Ryan, Terrance Schaeuble, Jan Robert Senta, Frank

Valle, Charles Nestor Wallace, Richard Lee Wise, Michael Lyndon

Wisniewski, Vincent Paul

472

Bruckmeier, Grant Hogue Collura, Salvatore John Jr.

Courtney, John Frederick Cusanelli, Robert Arthur Evans, David Jack

Flickinger, James Arthur Forster, Jeffery George Hanneman, Mark Bernard Hutchison, Hugh Edward Impellizzeri, Kenneth Brian Jackson, Garland Jr. Jogerst, John Donald Kuhlmann, Mark Steven

Longwill, Brian Grant

Jr-

Sqdn Sweetheart Mendoza, Frank Remedios Merschen, William Louis

Quasney, Thomas Joseph Rand, Robin Robinson, Lesley Thomas

Sague, Steven Eric Snow, Warren Wilson Sollars, Mark Joseph

Sowards, Mark Anthony Stevens, Kurt Benedict

Stewart, Scott Anthony Stricklin, Steven Lenn

Julie Little

Tenpas, Lowell Jay Utley, Jeffrey Keith Vera, Nelson Thomas

473

A.O.C.

MAJ. DONNIE C. EVANS

CELLAR RATS

474

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

LUCKEYM. DUNN

DAVID A. ROBINSON

KEVIN F. HENABRAY

Bauer, Lee Curtis

Brubaker, Don Charles Coatsworth, Matthew Alan Dart, James Randall Erwin, Wa,yne Harvard II Haggerty, Steven Allen Hanson, Jon Gregory Harris, David Marshall

Harrod, Scott Bryant Helm, Percy Ralph III

Hopper, Timothy Bruce Jarrow, Scott Fred Luena, Richard Augustus

Maskowitz, James Victor

Montgomery, Monty Wade Roehler, Horst Alfred

Staponski, Rodney Robert Swiger, David Dennis Visser, Cert Jan Pieter

Weinstein, Michael Louis

Zirilli, Victor Louis

Anderson, Scott Godfrey Blisk, David Lloyd

Boyer, Keith David Jr.

Bruce, Edward Roy Carbaugh, David Clark Clasen, Gregory George

Fiedler, William Oliver

Fischer, Raymond Louis Jr. Foster, Michael Patrick Frasz, Russell Joseph

Gasper, Bruce John Glover, Russel Dean Hammond, William Steven

Herriges, Darrell Lee

Hickey, Michael Grover Hunt, Edward Everett III Hurley, George Donald Lawrence, Kevin Scott

Locklear, Kirby Raye Maher, David James Meiselwitz, Terry Scott

Melaragno, Jeffrey Joseph Plavney, Daniel Rosenberry, Donald Lynn Short, Alfred Lowery White Jr. Smith, Charles Frederick

Snyder, David Michael Waters, David Brock 475

1 Beam, Lance David Bordenave, Paul Basil Jr. Brenndoerfer, Claus Dick, Dana Alan Finch, Phillip David

Gonzales, Alberto R.

Hamm, Thomas Freeman

Hampton, Lance Eugene Hilburn, Mark James Hoida, Daniel James Jimenez, James Alfred Johnston, Donald Scott

Jones, Wesley Wilson Kemp, Calvin Wilfrid

Sqdn Sweetheart

Kinard, Samuel Robert Morrill, Frederick Scott

Neavill, David Clark Pimentel, Mark Norman Piribek, John Martin Roeder, Gary Lee

Shirley, Steven Snoy, Kenneth Lawrence Tullia, Terrance T

Welty, John Alfreo

476

Debbie Peggs

RAZORBACKS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

GREGORY S. HOLM

EDWARD N. DOMINQUE

WILLIAM L. SHELTON

477

Burda, Bruce Edward

Carney, Allard Richard Casserino, Frank James Connery, Joseph James Jr. Dehnert, Robert Elmer Jr. Ferrara, Joseph

Fowler, Gregory Ray Hale, Charles Allen Herr, Steven Francis Hopler, Harold Woods Johnston, Ronald Earl Leeper, Jeffrey White Pruss, Lawrence Hugh Rennie, James Elliott

Rivas, Mark

Robinson, Vernon Lucius 3d

Rupert, Erwin Lawrence II Russel, Robert Lee Jr.

Shackelford, Mark David Smith, Bryan Lecky Withers, William Smith Jr. ,

Robert Anthony

Black, Daniel Norman

Boone, Frederick Stephen Jr.

Cashes, James Leo

Chaphin, Christopher Marks

Cope, Terry Wayne Cotterell, Charles William Davis, Kevin Jeffrey

Delrosso, Peter Dominic

Dillman, Donald Ray Flink, George Philip Froehler, Bruce Robert

Gourley, Craig Neil Harper, Donald Leslie Hendrix, Steven Paul

Hickey, Robert Alan Irish, Philip Stephen Keele, Robert Mark

Mangold, Michael Eugene Martin, Gary John Miller, David Robert Milliken, Charles S. Nevin, Michael Barrie

Peck, Leon Simon Pitou, Michael Cameron Reeves, Richard Roland Jr.

Rosepink, Ronald Keith Sager, Frederick Scott Temple, David John Wentzell, Douglas Ray Woodfork, Isaac Keith

Ash, Eric Abbott Bingle, Bruce Alan

Cozadd, Duane Ray Davis, Patrick Allan

Duncan, Christopher John

Fish, Mark Brandon Goldbach, Gregory Paul

Hanger, James Lynwood Jr. Herrera, Rojelio Jr. Hunsuck, Donald Edward

Hyde, Jon Arlie Johnson, Henry Oliver IV Lengenfelder, Douglas Robert Mallery, Carl John Murphy, William Kim Newbold, Stephen Earl Paradowski, Anthony Michael Perdue, Vinson Kyle

Sqdn Sweetheart

Pope, David Gordon Ramirez, Juanito Esteban Rogers, Claude Stafford

Ross, Gordon Scott

Ryan, James Francis Schulz, Frederick Ernst

Seager, Samuel Clyde Jr. Story, James Richard Tierney, Thomas Anthony

Walsh, Guy Michael Williams, Steven Craig

Diane Gaiser

Yaniero, William Clement

479

A.O.C.

MAJ. MICHAEL P. KENNEDY

WILD WEASELS

35 ,

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

GERALD J. McFARLANE JR.

ROY M. WORDEN

LANCED. CHRISTIAN

Bohac, Donald James Davis, Edward VanVranken Dronkers, Anthony Alvarez Griffith, Richard Alan Horkulic, Mark Edward Jarka, Daniel Richard

Jones, Timothy Cooper Landwehrle, Paul Joseph LaPlante, James Zachary Malone, Timothy Goldsboro Mason, David Dean Patterson, George Seeley Pleasanton, Kenneth Harold Ramsay, William Morrill Reynolds, Michael Floyd Rohlman, William Henry Schubert, Mark Dennis

Sky, William James Smith, Jeffrey Parker Stolson, Jonathan Sven Terrall, Jeffrey Stewart Villalobos, Anthony Waiss, Terrance

Agustin, Richard Baltmiskis, Gregory George Bartanen, Bradley Warren Cantrell, Frank Peironnet Jr.

Carrillo, Arnie Todd Churchill, Winston Leonard

Clemons. Russell Lewis

Clift, Stephen Lawrence

Conard, Bruce Richard

DeGeorge, Frank Allen Donnelly, John Robert Farnell, Fredrick Charles

Feld, Steven Fremento, Philip Andrew Heise, Keith Harlan Hermandorfer, Wayne Alfred

Mills, Raymond Gilbert Nelson, David Alexander Neubauer, John August II Randall, Allan Earl

Sasmann, Thomas James Shook, Richard Allen Jr.

Takahara, Stuart Fiji Tindall, Steven Richard Torres, Francisco Alberto Tseronis, Peter Stergios

Wallace, Keith Lelan

Wambsganss, Michael Charles Wiese, James Alan Williams, Michael Bruce Womack, William Phylipe Zeitz, Frederick Haas III 4H1

Asiu, Bernhard Walter Brace, Michael Wayne Cohick, Donald Michael Craig, Nicholas Daniel Donald, Edward Gregory Dunn, Harry Patrick Jr.

Duvalle, Reginald Alfred Field, Burton Montague

Gaylord, Robert Charles Gordon, Robert Louis

Hanbey, Glenn Thomas Hunt, Edward Randolph III

Johnson, Alan Eugene Keary, George Theodore Jr. Kent, Roger Lynn Lee, James Whaley

Lundy, Leo Clayton Lustig, Donald McCasland, William Neil

Melim, Peter Brian

Phillips, Patrick William Reid, Mark Doyle

Sanchez, Humberto Ayala II Schmidt, Kerry Dean Shorack, Theodore James III

Shotton, Ernest Alphus III Sinclair, Bradley Jon

Spence, Stephen Merrell

Vance, James Donald Wingo, Thomas Lester

Withers, Peter Alex

482

PINK PANTHERS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

STEPHEN A. JORGENSEN

PAULE. PRANGE

JAMES D. DEAUX

483

184

Alexander, James Louis

Bailey, Zachary Eugene Belser, Bruce Louis Dettmer, Thomas Dewitt

Eskridge, Robert Deen Fowler, Mark John Gill, Charles Waymon Jr.

Hayzlett, Mark Randal Herd, John Henry Hill, Stanley Lloyd Kennedy, Glenn Cullin Leurquin, Francis Joseph Jr. Pfeiffer, Gregory Luke Podolny, David Allen Ratchford, Monroe Jose

Rupe, Sam Capps Ryan, Robert Charles

Samples, Lowell Thomas Schipper, Thomas Charles Slack, David Edward Toole, Thomas Patrick

Wales, Harman Kingsley Weaver, Larry Wayne Welde, William Charles Williams, Rex Alan

Wilson, Jar Wilz, Willia

Zaehringer, Ro

Anderlitch, Robert H. Brown, Curtis Lee Jr.

Capasso, Paul Francis Fitzpatrick, Rodney Stephen

Gronewald, Kenneth Ray

Hefferly, Mark Karl Hrebenak, Keith Paul

Huelskamp, Robert Michael

Johnson, Clark Lowell Kistler, James Michael

Knapp, Kenneth Paul Legg, Steven Kenneth

McDonald, Michael Joseph Miller, Scott Gregory Moulton, Harold William II

Moye, Authur Lee Jr. Newton, Richard Yates III Nixon, Penny Ross

Rank, Kevin Alan Sercel, Jonathan Anton

Sligar, William Gregory Weller, George Philip White, Gary Maurice Wininger, David Arthur Worley, Robert Morgan II

Ball, Harold Ray III Besson, Paul Marc

Calvin, John Todd

Clay, Thomas Rafael Elza, Douglas Wayne

Gilday, David Cheston Gregory, William George Haisch, Henry Albert Jr. Jordan, Michael Alexander Kelly, Brian John Kocourek, Elden James

Lemmer, Peter Louis

Sqdn Sweetheart

Lepper, Steven Joseph Merriam, Stephen Donald

Miller, Paul Jeffrey Peters, Richard Daniel Phene, Claude James II

Player, James Ingram Roller, Michael Sterling Rowe, Robert Addison

Susalla, John Raymond

Trapaga, Ralph Paul Louis

Melinda Serio

Trumble, Quentin Miles Volk, Mark Alan Vonkessel, Karl Rudolph Weaver, Kenneth Lee

Wright, Walter Edwin III

485

A.O.C.

MAJ. THOMAS E. BAIR

SMILERS

488

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

STEVEN D. HEINZ

DONALD D. HALL

HARRY V. DUTCHYSHYN

Alexander, Stuart Bradley Anderson, Sterling Scott Arguedas, Guillermo

Betts, John Michael

Bradburn, Gregory Russell Brandt, William Paul Delmas, Richard James Dick, Sameul Roy Eppley, David Stetler Jones, Donald Gerald McGrath, Robert Nicholas

Milligan, James Morrison Jr. Mol, John Henry Molter, Robert Joseph Oliver, Timothy Abel Perraut, Richard Eugene Jr. Rogers, Michael Raymond Rushfeldt, Mark Allan Searle, Richard Henry Jr. Smith, Gregory Franklin Thornton, Roderick Duane

Anderson, Andy Larmar Ankenbauer, Theodore

Raymond

Beck, Paul Lamar

Berg, Scott Richard

Bolling, Kirk Steven Briand, Daniel Bullard, Thomas Gerald

Butler, Barry Lynn

Collins, James Edward Jr. Davis, Michael Peter Dunton, Bruce Richard Evans, David Woodson

Furst, Timothy McCormick

Hamilton, Anthony Jess

Haupt, Randy Larry Krauser, Lawrence Mark

Mason, Linwood Jr. Meyer, Carl Edward Morton, Lawrence Bruce

Nelson, Philip Eugene Padgett, Michael Gerard

Reynes, Joseph Jr. Sandlin, David Ward Jr.

Schneeberger, Thomas Richard Schrag, Douglas Lee Sheahan, Thomas William

Shirley, Gary Michael Undhjem, Lance David Wynn, David Martin

487

Armstrong, Jay Alan Bodner, Michael Joseph Buechter, Mark James

Caglia, Kelly Louis Crandall, Michael Angelo

Dunaway, Jeffrey Wren Gallant, Gary James Golden, John Sterling Gunther, William Christopher

Hardman, Jon Dean Kellerhals, Philip John Krzewinski, John Quentin Jr. Larsh, Jeffrey Scott

McCafferty, Thomas Patrick

Mclntee, James William Jr. Miller, Wesley Alan

Mitchell, Verner Devone

Mueller, Stephen Paul Nelson, Norman Howard Neumann, Joseph Martin

Reinhart, Donald William

Shosky, Donald John Jr. Snyder, Jay Russell Standriff, Mark Steven

Steed, James Charles Willemin, Robert Leon Woish, Mark Stanley Yata, Avyn Fumio

488

ALL-STARS

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

MICHAEL L. HAUSER

MICHAEL D. MACKNESS

STEPHEN J. McNAMARA

489

Alfano, Joseph Peter Alford, Ronald Glynn Cabell, Robert Baird Jr.

Carney, Brian Thomas Christ, John Harding Fellmeth, Wayne Guy Hanlon, Stephen James Karulf, Richard Eugene Lamb, James William Lane, Thomas Allen Lucal, Richard Alan Meakins, Mark Kevin Murra, Craig Lee Seiffert, William Callahan

Shaw, David Martin

Tyler, James Ernest III Walker, David Weldon Wells, Kennard Rodney Williams, Leland Keith

Aronson, Daniel O’Dell Borter,

Douglas Frederick

Clark, Michael Ray

Collins, Bruce Scott Cook, Curtis Lowe Cordova, Michael

Cox, Andrew Howard Dimmick, Robert Lee

Frey, William Kaler

Jackson, James Frederick Kaylor, Kenneth Lee Kogler, Thomas Richard

’78

Kolodka, Michael Alexander

Mahaffey, Bruce Steven Meinhold, Paul Henry Peterson, John Carl Jr. Parker, Richard Watson Sabol, Marshall Keye

Scharrenberg, Mark William Shaw, Scott Auburn Shinn, Thomas Brian Raymond

Unger, David Michael Walker, Russell Wendell Warton, George Biddle II Williams, Brian Edward

490

Baumgarten, Harry Edward III Burcher, William Russell Busch, Andrew Erich

Deming, Bryan Franklin Dennis, Scott Thomas

Donaldson, Kenneth Avery Doremus, Eric Vincent Dupre, John Patrick Fernandez, Gary Allan Foertsch, Thomas Robert

Haney, Anthony Lee Heinrich Harden, Bradford Lynn Kiss, Vincent Thomas

Kronebusch, Robert Alan Levine, John Clifford McLean, Timothy Richard

Sqdn Sweetheart

Millar, Bruce Robert Minkinow, Ted H.

Mohar, Robert Kevin Muscatell, James John Jr.

Myers, Douglas Allen

Osmers, Michael Robert Plaehn, Timothy Alan

Rueb, Justin Duane

Sawyer, Willis Elmer Jr.

Joleen Ryan

Tilbury, Ervin Eugene Jr. Vrabel, David John

491

;

A.O.C. J

LT. COL. ROBERT C. HAINES

CAMPUS RADICALS

492

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

ANDREW J.PIJOR

STEVEN E.STOCKDALE

JOE R. SMITH

Cochran, Mark Alan Dunn, Daniel Raymond Feeley, Philip John

Green, Gary Wayne Grogan, Steven Dana Use, James Richard

Kercheval, Joseph Brandon Jr

Levenhagen, Michael Alan Martinez, Randy Joe Page, Kenneth Milton

Platenberg, Robert Craig Rein, David Lewis

Remington, Jeffrey Anthony Schober, Michael Brent Shrader, Rodney Lee Qi'/omnro

\/TarL-

Alan

Strich, Ronald Frederick Swift, Douglas Keith

Taylor, William Curtis Welshans, James Samuel

Able, Marc L owry (

Bonasso, Vincent Gerard Bravo, Jose Roberto

Byrd, Garret Lee Clinton, William Mark Danser, Dennis Dale

Ericson, Eric Edward

Fratello, Steven Anthony Friedman, Nedwyn Andrew

Gilbert, Silvanus Taco III Gutierrez, Ralph Aaron

Hadaway, William Seymour III Koenig, Lyle Marlow Jr.

Krause, Neil Thomas Lawrence, Michael David Lester, Kolin Wade

Nelson, Sigsbee John Bernard Shaw, William Jefferson Sterrett, John David Jr.

Thompson, Eric Michael Verstegen, Michael Dale Young, Robert Pierre Joseph Zamzow, Mark Robert

493

Alston, Stephen Maurice Boyington, William Edward Bradley, Michael Dean Cromwell, Jori Nathan Deekens, Arthur Carter Dent, Joseph Franklin Dunphy, Robert Murray III

Gamble, Albert William Grove, Robert Douglas Helman, John Michael

Hopkins, William Edward Hoy, Timothy John Jacobson, Christopher Peter Joyce, Peter Stephen

Leggett, Michael John Long, Leslie James Lund, Eric Hale

Sqdn Sweetheart

Marquardt, Joe Henry Martinelli, Michael Arthur Meyer, Austen Charles Milot, William Paul

Newstrom, Dale Robert Nord, Robert Arnold Rossow, Scott Luther Rountree, Gregory

Seiler, Steven Caroll Waddell, Charles Christian Jr. Wendt, David Wagner Wyatt, Richard Gerard

494

Joni Johnson

*3Sgy

A.O.C.

CAPT. MATTHEW A. RIDDELL

ALI BABA

FALL COMMANDER

WINTER COMMANDER

SPRING COMMANDER

MICHAEL J. KEANE

FRANKLIN F. GREEN

DAVID E. CLARY

495

Allred, Dean Scott Bartolone, Robert

Bellamy, Dennis Eugene Bruce, Robert Alan Connolly, Edward Dalrymple, Mathieu Aram Guhin, Joseph Matthew Makuta, John Michael III

Meyer, James Anthony

Mongillo, Robert John Morgan, Darrell Lea Osborne, Steven Richard

Ruggiero, Michael

Shafer, Larry David Simmons, Robert Monroe Simon, Steven Andrew Smith, Philip Patrick

Smutko, Joseph Arthur Jr. Turos, Donald Richard Jr. Yelken, Curtis Gerald

Benjamin, Douglas Allan Corona-Martinez, Arturo

Crowder, Richard Earl Jr.

Culbertson, Gregory James

Dewey, Russell Greer Gross, Robert Allen

Hampton, Steven Lee Heggen, Michael Henry Jennings, William Stephen Lackermann, William Michael Jr.

Lockhart, Ronald James Madera, Paul Scott

Merryman, Pitt McLane Miller, John Gregory Monahan, Jack Edward Pozycki, Mark Byam Rader, David Jay Rainforth, James Dean

Raspberry, James Dennard Romo, Lawrence G.

Schumacher, Steven John Smith, Michael Lee

Taylor, Timothy James Wilcox, Vincent Stewart 496

Allison, Larry Curtis Amos, ]ames Richard Bash, Craig Nicolas Byers, Carl Leroy Cebuhar, Mark Patrick Delmonico, Neil Arnold

Denton, David C.

Ellison, Roger Keith

Fagot, Jon Francis Gonzalez, Eduardo Graf, Stephen Douglas Green, Thomas Gerard

Gregory, Gordon Francis Hancock, Regis Thomas Harris, Gary Noel Heidenreich, Paul David

Jeukens, Michael Leeman Jurewicz, Donald Leutze, Michael Scott

Sqdn Sweetheart

McDonald, Dann Cory McGrath, Daniel Timothy McKinnon, Frank Bruce

Mora, Christopher Rudy Newman, Laurence Braselman O'Donnell, John Charles

Otomo, Michael

Pekarsky, Paul Steven Schubert, Paul Randall

Smith, Gerald Thomas

Wagner, Glen Richard Woodruff, Steven Reid

Vicki Soder 497

*****

*/§

This Year o

edited by Marv Cook ’76 and John Hazen ’76 498 i

Television Baretta

Starsky and Hutch Six Million Dollar Man Bionic Woman

Welcome Back, Kotter One Day at a Time ary Hartman Mary Hartman

I Dream of

Jeannie

Love American Style

Books The Doonesbury Chronicles Six

Days to Sunday The Greatest

Centennial

Dostoevsky Reminiscences Circus

The Pirate

Jaws

Harlequin The Eagle Has Landed Helter Skelter The Final Days

Sports 13 Oct-Ali Beats Frazier in Manilla 3 Nov-Cincinnati Wins World Series 3 Dec-WFL Declares Bankruptcy 22 Dec-Pete Rose Sportsman of the Year 1 Jan-UCLA Upsets Ohio State in Rose Bowl 5 Jan-Soviet Hockey Players

Challenge NHL Teams

12 Jan-Oklahoma Claims National Football Title 26 Jan-Pittsburgh Holds Off Dallas in

Superbowl X

23 Feb-US Wins Ten Gold Medals in Winter 22 Mar-Iowa Wins NCAA

Wrestling Title

5 Apr-Indiana Wins NCAA Basketball Title

Olympics

Movies

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

ADULTS ONLY All the President’s Men Bad News Bears Three Days of the Condor

ALL NIGHT LONG

The Master Gunfighter

Barry Lyndon Hard Times The Man Who Would Be King

Albums Main Course

Bee Gees

Fleetwood Mac Red Octopus

Jefferson Starship

Steppin’ Out

Neil Sedaka

K.C. and the Sunshine Band Desire

Bob Dylan

Frampton Comes Alive

Rock of the Westies

Prisoner in Disguise

Peter Frampton

Diamonds and Rust

Elton John

Linda Ronstadt -

Joan Baez

Passed Away Larry Blyden Mark Donohue Howard Hughes Ozzie Nelson

Charles Revson Eisaku Sato Haile Selassie Rod Serling

Casey Stengel U Thant

Amy Vanderbilt Field Marshal Montgomery Chou En Lai Francisco Franco

USAFA Events July-Gen. Beck Arrives August

Mandatory Breakfast

UCLA Game Lizard of Trou Town

September -

December

Operation Christmas

January March -

ATO s Arrive

Parachutists win Nationals

Barber Shop turns Beauty Shop -

Academy Assembly

UPT Computer Selection

April May

ATO’s take A-Course

Rugby wins Regionals

News Events 14

17 15

July-New York in Financial Crisis

July

Russian/U.S. Link-up in Space

Sept-“Squeaky” Fromme Attempts to Kill Pres. Ford 29 Sept-Patty Hearst 6

Oct-Sara Jane Moore

Captured

Attempts to Kill Pres. Ford

13 Oct-Franco Dies 10 Nov-Pet Rocks Hit the 8

Market

Dec-Ford goes to China

Dec-Angola Rocks Detente

Feb-SST Allowed to Fly to U.S.

Feb-Lockheed Payoff Scandal

Mar-Nixon Returns to China

Mar-’76 Winter Olympics

Mar-Patty Hearst Found Guilty

Apr-Howard Hughes dies at 70

Begin

May-Bold Forbes Wins Kentucky Derby 30

May-Rutherford Wins Indy 500

IN MEMORIA

Charles C. Cochran, ’76

Jeffrey W. Short, ’76 This isn't It isn’t

It s

death, it’s glory; this isn’t dark, it’s light!

stumbling, groping or even faith-

sight!

I Ins isn't

grief or having my last tear wiped away.

It s sunrise and it is It isn’t

It s

even

morning of my eternal day.

praying; it’s speaking face to face.

listening and it’s glimpsing the wonders of 11 is Grace.

June Week edited by Ed Gallagher ’76

With new freedoms, there are always new responsibilities; it is an inescapeable fact. Members of the Class of ’77 began June Week this year by taking on a symbol of their new obligations when they received their First Class rings. The class ring is not only a cadet tradition, but a symbol of their commitment to defend freedom

throughout their military career.

USAFA Honors First Academy

Medal Of Honor

Recipient Earlier in the year Capt. Lance P. Sijan, a 1965 graduate of USAFA, received the Medal of Honor for

sacrificing his life for freedom. On May 31, 1976, the “New Dorm” was formally named Sijan Hall to honor him. While family and friends looked on, the Cadet Wing paid tribute to one of its own. Captain Sijan left all of us an example hard to follow. His courage paved a bravery and dedication which his example will not let us forget. path

new

family members look on Cadet Wing Commander Jack Catton escorts Mrs. Sylvester Sijan during the ceremonies honor-

While

ing her son.

Formals Women! June Week formals bring prettiest women that one ever

out the

shining smiles and sparkling eyes, they came from all over this country to help celebrate graduation. Without them, June Week just laid eyes on. With

wouldn’t be the same.

516

HB|

fli

^■r

■

41&A,

■ jn ■

v .

lm f

bY |^ i

wW *m _j

Swearing In Proudly the cadet stands, raises his right hand, and recites an oath binding him to a promise. He promises to

defend freedom and to give up his life doing so, if so required. The cadet is now a new second lieutenant and

gives

his salute to the officer who swore him in. This year, most “firsties” choose

12:01 A.M., June 2nd, as the time to take this obligation—immediately following the Graduation Ball. An ex-

citing moment that culminates in four hard years of work and dedication.

Graduation

76 The moment has arrived and everyone is

ready; it is time to leave USAFA and move on to new adventures and responsibilities. One need not talk about freedom here

in its

spell.

the very air was

Vice-President Rockefeller

spoke

about the need for this nation to have men, the men

that

sat

before

him,

defend

freedom. After his departure, the band the Air Force

that

played

Song, and the Commandant of

Cadets said the traditional “Gentlemen, you are dismissed!” The graduates threw hats (and

frisbees) into the air and left to find their future.

TAIL END CHARLIE’S SILVER

What Lies Ahead?

June 3rd arrives and it finds the new second

lieutenant

Springs visiting

the

road, friends,

Colorado

making preparations for a new life with his bride. Some sleep late into the morning, trying to or

recover from the week of celebrations that made this June Week so in the

special. Yet,

back of each one’s mind burns the question, “What lies ahead?” From the top responsibilities of running the Cadet Wing, to the learning stage of the RAF (real Air Force), this com-

newly

missioned officer has a lot to think about. Proud of his new uniform and proud of

himself,

he faces the future with determina

tion, yet he is still uncertain. It’s a big, new world he is entering what will he do? It is fun-

ny but freedom almost stands in his way. Mitchell Hall cooked his meals, the laundry service “took care” of his clothes, and the schedule of calls his bedtime. Yes, he now has freedom to make these decisions on his but it takes experience to learn how to deal with this freedom. It can be a own

but it is necessary and seems,

means

so much at this he would not give up for been too long a road to turn

time—something anything—it’s back

now.

tough job, rewarding. Freedom, it

A shower fell in the

clouds

drift

across

the

night and now dark sky, occasionally

sprinkling a fine film of rain. I stand under an apple tree in blossom and I breathe. Not only the apple tree but the grass round it glistens with moisture; words cannot describe the sweet fragrance that pervades the air. I inhale as deeply as I can, and the aroma invades my whole being; I breathe with my eyes open, I breathe with my eyes closed—I cannot say which gives me the

greater pleasure. This, I believe, is the single most precious freedom that prison takes away from us: the

freedom to breathe food

earth,

freely, as I

wine,

kiss is sweeter to

the

flowers,

fragrance

now

can.

not even a woman’s

than this air

steeped in

moisture

and

freshness. No matter that this is only a tiny garden,

hemmed in by five-story houses like cages in a zoo.

I cease to hear the motorcycles

backfiring,

radios whining, the burble of loudspeakers. As

long as there is fresh air to breathe under an apple tree after a shower, we may survive a littie longer. —Alexander Solzhenitsyn

qVJJTIO^

pUJT/O/^

1976 POLARIS Staff Neil Delmonico, Photo John Visser, Photo G. T. Tovrea, Class

Editorial Edward

Gallagher,

Editor-in-Chief

Bill

Ruth James, Photo

Wally Root, Photo Bill

Madsen, Photo Lester Guidry, Photo Paul Smith, Photo

Troy, Class

William Rember, Photo

Dignitaries Editor John Jaskey, Military Editor Jeff Ford, Sports Editor Dave Garten,

Doug Banker, Photo Mark Shadbegian, Photo Larry Waddy, Photo

Doug Robb, Class James Garn,

Sports

Scott Simmons, Photo T. J. Shorack, Photo

Marv Cook and John Hazen,

Dave

“This Year” Editors

Mark Slown,

Kelly Nichols, Class Editor John Hoffman and Dean Yamanaka, Academics Editors

Rosemary Borra, Artwork

Military

Rich Luhrs, Military Steve Walker, Photo Bob Cabell, Photo

Mark

Bill Silvestri, Class

Tom

Rob Van Haastert, Activities Editor Ed Hazlett, Photography Editor

Robins, Photo

Jeff Whisler, Photo

Robert Smith, Class

Leuthold, Article

Bob LaRue, Photo Doug Miller, Photo

Simondi, Photo

Bob Chavez, Photo

Cadet Media Staff

Bob Castiglione, CIC Darkroom

Special Thanks

Capt. Dennis Weddle, OIC

USAFA Information Office

Sgt. Vernon Miller, NCOIC Ms. Becky Seykora, Secretary

Assistants John Seymour, Sports

USAFA

Sports Information Office

Amn. Toivo

Nei, AIC

The Pros at DFIT

Ms. Janice

King, Publications Assistant

Florence Klemm, DFSLB Margaret Ahrens, CWPS The NCOs and Officers of USAFA

James Glass, Activities

Charles Cooper, Photo Milt Johnson, Class

Contributors

John

Fotenos, Walsworth Publishing

this

Brad Jones, Military Mark Webster, Military

From the Editor’s desk: From the Editor’s desk:

As I sit looking at pages upon pages of

completed layouts for this yearbook, I try to imagine what it will look like—what you are now looking at. We, on the staff, envisioned this

POLARIS 76

yearbook

“different” cadet

tried lots of new ideas and

improve on old. I hope it is something you can be as proud of, as we tried

are.

This yearbook is the product of a lot of

blood,

sweat and tears. To my staff, a very

thanks—I

sincere

pressed

for

un-

were

business,

“rookies” so we

had

yearbook

lot to learn.

To Captain Weddle and John Fotenos

goes my appreciation for being patient with our ideas and willingness to try something new.

We were allowed the freedom to ex-

press ourselves, so our theme may not be out of place here at USAFA.

Hopefully, you, the members of the Cadet Wing, will enjoy this yearbook and have a few laughs when you remember the year. If you do, it was worth

maybe it.

believable amount of work, sometimes too

hard, sometimes not

possible

tactfully

was

but we did it!! None of us, as you

journalism majors as are most college yearbook staffs. In addition, most of know,

526

are

Gallagher

ABBOTT, KEITH CHARLES, CS-07 ABELE, RANDY DAVID, CS-05 ABLE. MARC LOWRY, CS-39 ABOYME, GERRY BALINA, CS-13 ACKERMAN. WILLIAM LEE EDWARD, CS-10 ACKLEY, MICHAEL RICHARD, CS-10 ACOCK. DANNY ]OE, CS-26

ACTON, STEVEN DREY, CS-09 ADAIR, DAVID AUDLEY, CS-11 ADAMS, BRYAN EDWARD, CS-03 ADAMS, CRAIG PAYTON, CS-20 ADAMS, MARK GARON, CS-13 ADAMS, MICHAEL DAN, CS-06 ADAMS, ROBERT RYAN, CS-18 ADAMS, SCOTT ALAN, CS-04 ADDINGTON, STEWART IAN, CS-10 ADLER, ROBERT CRAIG, CS-14 AGIS, EDWARD, CS-13 AGUSTIN, RICHARD, CS-35 AHLQUIST. RICHARD CLIFFORD, CS-14 AHLSTROM, BRUCE W„ CS-23 AHMIE, KENNETH SCOTT, CS-15 AHRENDT, WILLIAM MARK, CS-14 AHRENS, GREGORY SCOTT, CS-16 AKERBLOM, RUSSEL NILS JOHN JR„ CS-17 AKONG, BAYNE PETER, CS-28 ALAMEDA, JAMES HOWARD, CS-17 ALBERT, JOHN LAWRENCE, CS-29 ALBRO, TREVOR SCOTT, CS-20 ALDERFER, JEFFREY SCOTT, CS-16 ALEXANDER, GERALD FREDERICK JR., CS-21 ALEXANDER, JAMES LOUIS, CS-36 ALEXANDER, MICHAEL JOE, CS-05 ALEXANDER, STUART BRADLEY, CS-37 ALFANO, JOSEPH PETER, CS-38 ALFARO, ALBERT CHARLES, CS-16 ALFORD, RONALD GLYNN, CS-38 ALIS, RICHARD CRAIG, CS-18 ALLAN, CHARLES THOMAS, CS-25 ALLAN, SCOTT DOUGLAS, CS-26 ALLEE, GUY LOUIS JR„ CS-28 ALLEN. BENJAMIN STEPHEN, CS-09 ALLEN, CALVIN LOUIS, CS-02 ALLEN, DAVID ANDERSON, CS-25 ALLEN, MARTIN WALTER, CS-24 ALLEN, TRAVIS LEVERNE JR., CS-13 ALLEY, DAVID MONROE JR., CS-23 ALLISON, JERRY NOBLE, CS-08 ALLISON, LARRY CURTIS. CS-40 ALLRED, DEAN SCOTT, CS-40 ALMAND, TODD LINDSAY, CS-27 ALSTON, C. DONALD, CS-17 ALSTON. STEPHEN MAURICE, CS-39 ALVARADO, RICHARD LOUIS, CS-18 AMARA, JOSEPH, CS-18 AMBROSE, MARC CARROLL, CS-15 AMERO, GARY VINCENT, CS-05 AMES, JOEL FREDERICK, CS-02 AMOS, JAMES RICHARD, CS-40 ANDERLITCH, ROBERT H„ CS-36 ANDERSON, ALAN KEITH, CS-04 ANDERSON, ANDY LARMAR, CS-37 ANDERSON, DARREL WAYNE, CS-05 ANDERSON, DAVID NORMAN, CS-22 ANDERSON, FRANK ELLIOTT, CS-15 ANDERSON, GARTH BENNETT, CS-29 ANDERSON, GRANT OAKES, CS-04 ANDERSON, HERMAN SCOTT, CS-12 ANDERSON, SCOTT GODFREY, CS-33 ANDERSON, STERLING SCOTT, CS-37 ANDERSON, STEVEN CARL. CS-15 ANDREW, JOHN MEENAN, CS-32 ANDRICHAK, JOHN JULIUS III, CS-05 ANGEVINE, RICHARD TAYLOR. CS-02 ANKENBAUER, THEODORE RAYMOND, CS-37 ANTHONY, JOHN FRANCIS JR„ CS-05 ANTISDEL, JAMES MARLEY, CS-06 ANTONIAZZI, ROBERT VINCENT, CS-27 ANTOZZI, TIMOTHY BUSCHER, CS-15 ANZJON, LESLIE RANDOLPH, CS-14 APFEL, MARK EDWARD, CS-27 APPEL, LAWRENCE NOEL, CS-05 APPOLLONI, THOMAS JOHN, CS-05 ARBUTINA, DAVID ROBERT, CS-07 ARD. MICHAEL GLEN, CS-23 ARDO, GARY MICHAEL, CS-40 ARENDT, ALAN FRANK, CS-22 ARGUEDAS, GUILLFRMO, CS-37 ARMINGTON, JAMES FORREST, CS-29 ARMOR. JOHN ANDREW, CS-18 ARMSTRONG, CARL EDWIN, CS-05 ARMSTRONG, CURTIS ALROY. CS-29 ARMSTRONG, GERALD LEE, CS-17 ARMSTRONG, JAY ALAN, CS-37 ARMSTRONG, REX STANLEY, CS-22 ARNETT, ROBERT MICHAEL, CS-16 ARNISTA, ALEXANDER JOSEPH, CS-28 ARNOLD, JAMES ELLSWORTH, CS-12 ARONSON, DANIEL ODELL, CS-38 ASBELL, STEPHEN ROBERT, CS-36 ASH, ERIC ABBOTT, CS-34 ASHBY, JEFFREY EDWARD, CS-07 ASHENFELTER. ROBERT DEAN, CS-17 ASHLEY, MICHAEL KEITH, CS-01 ASIU, BERNHARD WALTER, CS-35 ASSFLANTS, KOSTA GEORCE, CS-31 ATHERTON, RHUETT KIMBERLY, CS-11 ATKINS, DOUGLAS EDWARD, CS-13 ATKINSON, THOMAS ERNEST, CS-16 ATZHORN, DAVID, CS-14

AUBERRY, THOMAS WYATT, CS-04 AUCLAIR, PAUL FERNAND, CS-20 AULICINO, EMERICK ORLANDO, CS-13 AUSINK, JOHN ARTHUR, CS-21 AUSSERER, MICHAEL FREDERICK, CS-13 AUSTIN, CHRISTOPHER LYNN, CS-18 AUSTIN, LARRY R„ CS-01 AVERY, DONALD ROBERT, CS-30 AVERY, PAUL HADDEN JUNIOR, CS-31 AVERY, THOMAS GERARD, CS-01 AYALA, CHARLES HERBERT, CS-25 AYER. CLYDE CARROL, CS-08 AYRES, TIMOTHY DALE, CS-01 BABCOCK, STEVEN LEON, CS-18 BACK, STEPHEN RANDALL, CS-16 BAER, LEON RICHARD JR., CS-20 BAHR, DONALD JAMES, CS-20 BAIER, KEN BRIAN, CS-23 BAILEY, JEFFREY REX, CS-13 BAILEY, PETER MICHAEL, CS-30 BAILEY, THOMAS GLENN, CS-40 BAILEY, ZACHARY EUGENE, CS-36 BAIR, ANTHONY EUGENE, CS-21 BAIRD, JASON, CS-03 BAKER, GLENN ALIN, CS-16 BAKER, HOWARD LEROY, CS-06 BAKER, JON RANDOLPH, CS-18 BAKER, MARK WILLIAM, CS-28 BAKER, SCOTT MICHAEL. CS-15 BALDWIN, BRIAN DANIEL, CS-13 BALDWIN, RICHARD DWIGHT, CS-21 BALL, GILBERT TIMOTHY, CS-15 BALL, HAROLD RAY III, CS-36 BALL, THOMAS ANTHONY, CS-10 BALLINGER, GEORGE WALTER JR., CS-21 BALTES, THOMAS RALPH, CS-09 BALTIMORE, MICHAEL DENNIS, CS-15 BALTMISKIS, GREGORY GEORGE, CS-35 BAME, GERALD LEON JR., CS-20 BANASZAK, MICHAEL RONALD, CS-16 BANKER, DOUGLAS ALAN, CS-18 BARAN, RONALD BRUCE, CS-35 BARBER, GARALD LEE, CS-21 BARFIELD, JAMES PATRICK, CS-28 BARFIELD, RICHARD EARL, CS-30 BARGE, BEVERLY LAKE II, CS-14 BARKER, KENNETH WAYNE, CS-02 BARKER, RICHARD WILLIAM, CS-26 BARLEY, KEVIN RANDOLPH, CS-08 BARLOW, DOUGLAS NEAL, CS-18 BARNARD, EDWARD WAYNE, CS-23 BARNES, FRANK DOUGLAS, CS-01 BARNES, JAY THOMAS, CS-03 BARNES, STEPHEN ROBERT, CS-31 BARNETT, GRADY ROSS JR., CS-25 BARNETT, MARK RUSSELL, CS-08 BARR, SAMUEL JOHN, CS-24 BARRETT, MICHAEL WILLIAM, CS-30 BARRETT, STEPHEN CHARLES, CS-19 BARRETT. TERENCE EDWARD, CS-26 BARRON, JOSEPH, CS-03 BARRY, JOHN CHRISTOPHER, CS-02 BARRY, WILLIAM PATRICK, CS-10 BARTANEN, BRADLEY WARREN, CS-35 BARTELL, RICHARD JOSEPH, CS-14 BARTELS, KYLE MARK, CS-32 BARTLETT, RAY HAYWARD. CS-01 BARTLETT, ROBERT BENJAMIN, CS-29 BARTOLONE, ROBERT, CS-40 BARTON, ROBERT BRUCE JR., CS-31 BASE, STEPHEN JOSEPH, CS-21 BASH, CRAIG NICOLAS, CS-40 BASSETT, KEVIN WARREN, CS-06 BATCHELOR, ROBERT ANTHONY, CS-08 BATINICH, GARY MITCHELL, CS-10 BATTIG, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, CS-35 BATTLES, ROY CURTIS, CS-15 BATTON, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-05 BAUDENDISTEL, JOSEPH MATHIAS, CS-11 BAUDHUIN, MICHAEL PAUL, CS-28 BAUER, JAMES DEAN, CS-07 BAUER, LEE CURTIS, CS-33 BAUM, PETER CORNELIUS, CS-31 BAUMANN, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-20 BAUMGARTEN, HARRY EDWARD III, CS-38 BAUMGARTNER, DANIEL JOSEPH JR., CS-27 BAUMGARTNER, JOSEPH EDWARD, CS-18 BAUMGARTNER, MICHAEL LEE, CS-30 BAUMGARTNER, STEVEN NICHOLAS, CS-27 BAUSCHLICHER. JON MARK, CS-37 BAYER, GARY LEE, CS-11 BEAM. LANCE DAVID, CS-33 BEASON, JAMES DOUGLAS, CS-06 BEATTY, DANIEL JOHN JR., CS-30 BEAUCHAMP, MICHAEL JOHN, CS-27 BEAUCLAIR, THOMAS JOHN, CS-14 BEAVER. CHARLES RAYMOND JR., CS-05 BECK, PAUL CHARLES, CS-30 BECK, PAUL LAMAR, CS-37 BECK, STEVEN PATRICK, CS-21 BECKER. ALAN MARK, CS-25 BECKER, JEFFREY DALE, CS-08 BECKER, ROBERT STEVEN, CS-05 BECKER. STEVEN JAMES, CS-20 BECKWITH. ROBERT SCOTT, CS-04 BEDKE, CURTIS MEILS, CS-10 BEERY, RICHARD DEAN, CS-39 BEIL, MICHAEL LINMAN, CS-08 BEIZER, DAVID ROGER, CS-13 BEKERIS, ALAN ALBERT ETIENNE, CS-15

BELCHER, MICHAEL FRED, CS-39 BELCHER. TODD EDWARD, CS-09 BELL, KIRK DANIEL, CS-28 BELL, STEVEN EARL, CS-03 BELL, THOMAS DANIEL, CS-17 BELLAMY, DENNIS EUGENE, CS-40 BELLINI, EDMUNDO FERNANDO, CS-13 BELSCHNER. DALE LEE, CS-10 BELSER, BRUCE LOUIS, CS-36 BELT, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-20 BELTRAND, CRAIG DOUGLAS, CS-27 BENDORF, CRAIG VINCENT, CS-05 BENEVENTO, ANTHONY, CS-07 BENIK, FRANCIS ERIC, CS-04 BENITEZ-CASANOVA, WILFRED CARL, CS-30 BENJAMIN, DOUGLAS ALLAN, CS-40 BENNETT, DOUGLAS JAMES, CS-18 BENNETT, IRVIN NEWMAN JR., fS-21 BENNETT, JAMES EDWIN, CS-06 BENNETT, RICHARD LEE, CS-22 BENSON, HAROLD SCOTT, CS-14 BENTON, JIMMIE LEE, CS-01 BERDAHL, CARL HILMER, CS-10 BERDEGUEZ, NICHOLAS PETER, CS-09 BERG, DAVID HOLLIS, CS-18 BERG, GORDON WAYNE, CS-16 BERG, NOLAN ISAAC, CS-35 BERG, SCOTT RICHARD, CS-37 BERGAMINI, PETER JOHN, CS-27 BERGER. ROBERT CHRISTOPHER, CS-19 BERGER, STEVEN MICHAEL, CS-27 BERGLUND, KENNETH WILLIAM, CS-17 BERKEBILE, RICHARD EVAN, CS-10 BERNARD, JAMES WILLIAM, CS-15 BERNHARDT, GEORGE PAUL IV, CS-18 BERRIAN, MICHAEL LEWIS, CS-15 BESSON, PAUL MARC, CS-36 BETTS. JOHN MICHAEL, CS-37 BETZ, JOHN FREDERICK, CS-13 BIANCO, LYNN ALAN, CS-10 BIERSCHBACH, ARTHUR CHARLES JR., CS-17 BIEVENOUR, MICHAEL JOSEPH, CS-03 BIGGERS, KEITH DOUGLAS, CS-11 BILLIG, BRUCE GERARD, CS-13 BILLINGS, MICHAEL JAMES, CS-17 BILLMAN, EDDY RAY, CS-20 BIMMERMAN, PAUL HENRY III, CS-05 BINGAMAN, JOHN FRANKLIN, CS-25 BINGHAM, BARRY LEE, CS-08 BINGHAM. RONALD RAYMOND, CS-21 B1NGLE, BRUCE ALAN, CS-34 BIRCHMAN, JOSEPH ALLAN, CS-31 BIRD, KENNETH DELBERT JR., CS-02 BIRD, MICHAEL PAUL, CS-25 BIRTELL, WILLIAM PAUL, CS-35 BISCHOFF, MARTIN EARL III, CS-26 BISHER, JAMES FURMAN JR„ CS-05 BISHOP, PAUL ELLIOTT, CS-15 BIVINS, ROBERT LEE, CS-17 BJORNSON, DAVID LAWRENCE, CS-28 BLACK, DANIEL NORMAN, CS-34 BLACK, RICHARD EDWARD, CS-02 BLACK, RICKY EUGENE, CS-30 BLACKWELDER, DONALD IRVING, CS-06 BLAIKIE, THOMAS BLAIR III, CS-21 BLAKE, GREGORY NATHANIEL, CS-18 BLAKELY, TERENCE LEE, CS-14 BLANCHARD, WILLIAM RICHARD JR., CS-10 BLANKENSTEIN, CRAIG WALTER, CS-13 BLAZER. WILLIAM HOWARD, CS-23 BLEIKAMP, THOMAS KARL. CS-19 BLIGHT, THOMAS CHARLES, CS-24 BLISH, JAY OTIS, CS-21 BLISK, DAVID LLOYD, CS-33 BLOOM, JOHN PRESTON JR., CS-05 BLOOMFIELD, ROY ROBERT JR., CS-01 BLOUNT, LEGRANDE OWEN, CS-12 BLYTHE, |OHN MICHAEL, CS-23 BODARY, ALAN KIRK, CS-06 BODNER. MICHAEL JOSEPH, CS-37 BOEDIGHFIMER, GENE ARTHUR, CS-16 BOELMAN, JOEL MARK, CS-15 BOGATSCHOW, ROMAN, CS-22 BOGDEN, EDWARD LEON. CS-27 BOHAC, DONALD JAMES, CS-35 BOHAC, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-07 BOLDOSSER. MICHAEL JOHN, CS-31 BOLLING, KIRK STEVEN. CS-37 BOLLINGER, PETER WESLEY, CS-13 BOMA, JAMES RAY, CS-18 BONANNI, PETER ANTHONY, CS-04 BONASSO, VINCENT GERARD, CS-39 BONIN, JOSEPH JULIUS, CS-06 BONNER. BRADFORD LONG, CS-29 BONUTTI, ANTHONY GEORGE, CS-14 BOOCH, ERNEST GRADY, CS-21 BOOEN, MICHAEL WARREN, CS-22 BOOMGAARD, GREGORY K„ CS-30 BOONE, FREDERICK STEPHEN JR.. CS-34 BORDENAVE, PAUL BASIL JR.. CS-33 BORDON, GEORGE GERARD, CS-31 BORISH, MICHAEL BARTHOLOMEW, CS-07 BORSARE, TERRENCE EDWARD, CS-17 BORTER, DOUGLAS FREDERICK. CS-38 BORTHWICK, RONALD RUSSELL, CS-12 BOS, DAVID LEE. CS-24 BOSWORTH, JAMIE LEE, CS-14 BOTTESCH, CURTIS, CS-24 BOUDREAU, KENT MICHAEL, CS-12 BOURLAND, WALKER BLAKE, CS-21

BOWEN, JOHN JOSEPH, CS-17 BOWEN, KEVIN WAYNE, CS-30 BOWIE, THOMAS GAVIN JR., CS-22 BOWLING, DAVID CHARLES, CS-30 BOWMAN, CHARLES THOMAS III, CS-03 BOWMAN, LONNIE DEAN, CS-22 BOWMAN. OLEN EUGENE, CS-14 BOX, JON LEE STEM, CS-28 BOYARSKI, DAVID PETER, CS-01 BOYD, STEPHEN PAUL, CS-31 BOYD, WILLIAM DREW, CS-34 BOYD, WILLIAM THOMAS, CS-27 BOYER, KEITH DAVID JR., CS-33 BOYES, LARRY GENE, CS-18 BOYINGTON, WILLIAM EDWARD, CS-39 BOYKIN, JOHNNIE KEITH, CS-07 BOYKIN, STEPHEN MICHAEL, CS-25 BOYLEN, DANIEL MICHAEL, CS-14 BOZZUTO, RICHARD CARL, CS-26 BRACE, MICHAEL WAYNE, CS-35 BRADBURN, GREGORY RUSSELL, CS-37 BRADLEY, DALE MICHAEL, CS-06 BRADLEY, KENNETH BRUCE, CS-07 BRADLEY, MICHAEL DEAN, CS-39 BRADLEY, ROGER PETER, CS-18 BRAKE, JEFFREY DEAN, CS-18 BRALEY, MARK STEVEN, CS-15 BRANDIN, KEITH RAYMOND, CS-03 BRANDT, JOHN EDWARD, CS-05 BRANDT, WILLIAM PAUL, CS-37 BRANHAM, MICHAEL THOMAS, CS-13 BRANTLEY. MIKEL STEVEN, CS-18 BRAVO; JOSE ROBERTO, CS-39 BRAY, TIMOTHY SCOTT. CS-12 BREAM, SCOTT ROBERT, CS-25 BREIDENSTEIN, MARTIN HELMUT, CS-02 BREINES, STEVEN HOWARD, CS-21 BRELAND, GREGORY DAN, CS-10 BREMER, BRUCE WALTER HENRY, CS-31 BRENNDOERFER, CLAUS, CS-33 BRESLEY, WILLIAM MILO, CS-25 BREUNLING, RANDY BRIT, CS-30 BREWER, GREGORY FRENCH, CS-18 BRIAND, DANIEL, CS-37 BRICKER, GREGORY ALAN, CS-29 BRIDGES, BERRY DALE, CS-08 BRIER. JAMES WENDELL, CS-11 BRIGGS. DANA LEBARON, CS-32 BRIGGS. KEVIN GUNTHER, CS-11 BRILEY, JAMES RUSSEL JR., CS-11 BRILL, MICHAEL JON, CS-12 BRINES, WILLIAM TAYLOR, CS-04 BRININSTOOL, CHARLES MOORMAN, CS-23 BRIOLA, DONALD ALBERT II, CS-08 BRISTOW, BRENT LOUIS, CS-13 BRITSCH, UWE KARLHEINZ, CS-21 BRITTEN, SCOTT MATTHEW, CS-30 BRITTENHAM, LARRY WAYNE, CS-01 BROBERG, ROBERT CHARLES, CS-15 BROCK, DON EDWIN, CS-13 BRODERSEN, JACOB KARL III, CS-04 BRONDER, THOMAS JAMES, CS-15 BROOKS, JAMES JOSEPH. CS-07 BROOKS, JAMES MILTON, CS-08 BROOKS, JEFFREY DAVID, CS-03 BROWN, AL CHRISTOPHER, CS-11 BROWN. CHARLES TIMOTHY, CS-25 BROWN, CURTIS LEE JR., CS-36 BROWN, DAVID ALAN, CS-19 BROWN. DAVID ROBERT, CS-06 BROWN, DAVID STODDARD, CS-15 BROWN, DOUGLAS ALLEN, CS-12 BROWN, ERIC MICHAEL, CS-31 BROWN, JEFFREY CURTISS, CS-08 BROWN, JEFFREY STEVEN, CS-32 BROWN, KENNETH ALAN, CS-27 BROWN. KEVIN DWIGHT, CS-09 BROWN, LAWRENCE RODERICK, CS-03 BROWN, MARK PHILLIP, CS-14 BROWN. MITCHEL EUGENE. CS-17 BROWN, ROBERT WILSON JR.. CS-22 BROWN, RUSSELL BLAIR, CS-27 BROWN, TOMMY CHARLES, CS-10 BROWNE. EDWARD HANNAN JR., CS-19 BROWNFIELD, JOHN JOSEPH, CS-18 BROZOVIC, RICHARD LOUIS, CS-05 BRUBAKER, DON CHARLES. CS-33 BRUCE, EDWARD ROY. CS-33 BRUCE. ROBERT ALAN. CS-40 BRUCKMEIER, GRANT HOGUE, CS-32 BRUGGEMEYER, MARK EDWARD, CS-25 BRUGH. MARK STEVEN, CS-26 BRUMGARD, MERLE EDWIN |R„ CS-18 BRUNDAGE, WILLIAM HARVEY, CS-18 BRUNDIDGE, GREGORY LYNN, CS-27 BRUNELLE, RAYMOND ROBERT JR.. CS-12 BRUNS, JOHN RALPH JR., CS-37 BUCHANAN. BRAD OLIVER, CS-18 BUCHANAN, STANLEY EDSEL, CS-22 BUCHHOLZ. BRIAN JOSEPH. CS-18 BUCK. JAMES WILLIAM. CS-20 BUCKINGHAM, CHARLES LANCE, CS-17 BUCKLEY. CHARLES KELLY, CS-31 BUCKLEY, JOHN CALVIN III, CS-11 BUDA, MARIO CHARLES. CS-13 BUDEL1ER. JOHN ALAN, CS-34 BUECHTER. MARK JAMES, CS-37 BUEHLER, HOWARD PAUL, CS-08 BUERKLE. STEVEN ROLAND. CS-04 BULLARD, THOMAS GERALD, CS-37

528

BULLARD, WILLIAM BERNICE, CS-05 BULMER, JOSEPH JAMES JR., CS-02 BUNCE, PETER JOHN, CS-11 BUNECKE, JOSEPH, CS-25 BUNKER, DAVID NEILL, CS-10 BUONA, RALPH MARK, CS-16 BURBANK, PATRICK CHARLES, CS-31 BURCHER, WILLIAM RUSSELL, CS-38 BURDA, BRUCE EDWARD, CS-34 BURG, GARY DOUGLAS, CS-20 BURG, ROGER WILLIAM, CS-15 BURGESS, JON RICHARD, CS-05 BURGIE, THOMAS JOSEPH, CS-23 BURGOS. MIGUEL FERNANDO, CS-11 BURKE, JOHN LEE III, CS-02 BURKE, PATRICK WILLIAM, CS-16 BURKS, WILLIAM RANDOLPH, CS-25 BURLINGHAM, MARK STEVEN, CS-22 BURNETTE, GEORGE GRIFFITH III, CS-07

BURNS, JOHN FRANCIS, CS-12 BURTON, DALE ANTHONY, CS-11 BURTON, RONNIE ANTHONY, CS-25 BUSCH, ANDREW ERICH, CS-38 BUSCH, STEVEN DONALD, CS-09 BUSCHKO, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-02 BUSH, GARY LEE, CS-22 BUSH. GREGORY JOHN, CS-16 BUSH, ROBERT BRYAN, CS-10 BUSH. ROBERT WARE, CS-04 BUSHELL, MARK WILLIAM, CS-10 BUSHEME, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-17 BUSLER, BRUCE ALAN, CS-26 BUTCHER, JOHN EARL, CS-06 BUTDORF, GAROLD RICHARD, CS-08 BUTLER, BARRY LYNN, CS-37 BUTLER, CHARLES HENRY, CS-13 BUTLER, JOSEPH SLOAN, CS-32 BUTLER, LAURENCE JOSEPH, CS-29 BUTLER, LINDSAY WESLEY III, CS-02 BUTLER, MICHAEL WAYNE, CS-40 BYCH, ROBERT PETER, CS-40 BYERLEY, AARON REDDING, CS-08 BYERLY, JOSEPH LAWRENCE, CS-40 BYERS, CARL LEROY, CS-40 BYERS, MICHAEL BROCK, CS-35 BYERS, MICHAEL JAMES, CS-10 BYRD, GARRETT LEE, CS-39 BYRON, MICHAEL WARNER, CS-36 CABALLERO, RICARDO STEPHEN, CS-39 CABELL, ROBERT BAIRD JR.. CS-38 CABRIALES, GARY MICHAEL, CS-11 CADY. JAMES RICHARD, CS-10 CAFFERATA, DALE WILLIAM, CS-30 CAGLIA, KELLY LOUIS, CS-37 CAHOON, NEIL THOMAS, CS-14 CALDERBANK. JAMES MICHAEL, CS-10 CALHOUN, BYRON CRAIG, CS-12 CALIGUIRE, MICHAEL ROBERT, CS-15 CALLAHAN, JAMES PATRICK, CS-25 CALLAHAN, MICHAEL ANDREW, CS-12 CALLAWAY, CLAUD WAYNE, CS-26 CALLEGARI, BRIAN ARTHUR, CS-16 CALLOWAY, DAVID LEROY, CS-17 CALVIN, JOHN TODD, CS-36 CAMDEN. JIMMY ELWOOD, CS-11 CAMERON, STEVEN EUGENE. CS-14 CAMPBELL, CHRISTOPHER DAVID. CS-12 CAMPBELL, JOHN OWEN, CS-09 CAMPBELL. JOHN STUART JR., CS-40 CAMPBELL, STEPHEN CARVER. CS-07 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM MICHAEL, CS-16 CANALE, RICHARD MICHAEL, CS-09 CANDETO, STEVEN LEWIS, CS-24 CANNON, ALAN WALTER, CS-05 CANTRELL. FRANK PEIRONNET JR., CS-35 CANTWELL. MICHAEL TIMOTHY. CS-26 CAPASSO. PAUL FRANCIS, CS-36 CAPLINGER, RAYMOND HAROLD, CS-08 CARBAUGH, DAVID CLARK, CS-33 CAREL, JAMES BERNARD, CS-20 CAREY. STEVEN DESMOND, CS-08 CARLEY, DALE HERBERT JR., CS-29 CARLI. DAVID BRENT, CS-16 CARLISLE, HERBERT JAY, CS-12 CARLSEN, BRETE LEE, CS-27 CARLSON. BRAD LEE. CS-08 CARLSON, RICHARD PAUL, CS-03 CARLTON. BRIAN TODD, CS-29 CARMICHAEL, KEVIN ALOYSIUS, CS-13 CARNES, DAVID ALDEN, CS-22 CARNEY. ALLARD RICHARD. CS-34 CARNEY, BRIAN THOMAS. CS-38 CARNIVALE, ALBERT MAURICE VERG, CS-14 CAROLAN, WILLIAM JOHN, CS-07 CARPENTER. CHARLES HOWARD JR.. CS-06

CARPENTER. JOE VICTOR JR„ CS-10 CARPENTER. JOHN LEWIS, CS-10 CARPENTER. STEPHEN KEITH. CS-07 CARPENTER. THOMAS JOSEPH. CS-03 CARRIER. DELOS DWAYNE. CS-15 CARR1GAN, TERRENCE PATRICK, CS-04 CARRILLO, ARNIE TODD, CS-35 CARRINCTON, WILLIAM MILES Jr.. CS-16 CARROLL, WILLIAM OTTO, CS-34 CARSON, GREGORY WOODRUFF. CS-21 CARTER. JAMES EDWARD. CS-35 CARTER, MICHAEL ALAN, CS-16 CARTER. WILLIAM BRAND, CS-05 CARW1LE, JOSEPH MATTHEW, CS-30 CASELLA. ROBERT R.. CS-40

CASEY, JOHN FRANCIS JR.. CS-23 CASEY, MICHAEL ROBERT, CS-23 CASEY, RAYMOND JUDE, CS-11 CASEY, RICHARD LEE, CS-34

CASHES, JAMES LEO, CS-34 CASLEN, MARK ANTHONY, CS-20 CASLICK, DAVID RICHARD, CS-20 CASSERINO, FRANK JAMES, CS-34 CASTELLANI, MARK STEVEN, CS-18 CASTELLANO. BARRY JOSEPH, CS-11 CASTIGLIONE, ROBERT. CS-22 CATALDO, LOUIS JOHN JR., CS-20 CATLIN, MICHAEL ANTHONY, CS-23 CATTON, JOHN JOSEPH JR., CS-31 CAVALIER, JAMES SCOTT, CS-30 CAVE, ALAN LEE, CS-25

CEBUHAR, MARK PATRICK. CS-40 CERISE, MARK COSTON, CS-26 CERNEY, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-01 CERVONE, ANTHONY NICHOLAS, CS-28 CESAREK, DAVID VICTOR, CS-18 CHABOLLA, STEVEN ANTHONY, CS-05 CHAFFEE, DAVID RUSSELL, CS-31 CHAMBERLAIN, JAMES CLAIR. CS-19 CHAMBERS, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, CS-13 CHAMBLEE. WILLIAM LUTTRELL, CS-08 CHANDLER, JOHN FREDERICK, CS-07 CHANG, RANDY YEW UNG, CS-35 CHAPIN, CHRISTOPHER MARKS, CS-34 CHARPIE, KENNETH EDWARD JR., CS-20 CHARPILLOZ, KENNETH LOWELL JR., CS-09 CHASE. LEWIS DORMON IV, CS-37 CHASE. ROBERT WILLIAM, CS-10 CHAVEZ, MARK CHRISTOPHER, CS-23 CHENAILLE, PETER JOSEPH. CS-08 CHILDERS. EDWIN RAY, CS-17 CHILDRESS, RORY HAROLD, CS-29 CHILTON, KEVIN PATRICK, CS-05 CHIMELSKI, SCOTT EDWARD, CS-18 CHIN, CRAIGHTON, CS-08 CHIN, DAVID, CS-30

CHING, JEFFREY GORDON, CS-08 CHMIELEWSKI, ROBERT PAUL, CS-20 CHRIST, JOHN HARDING, CS-38 CHRISTENSEN, GEORGE MICHAEL, CS-19 CHRISTENSEN, LOUIS EDMOND. CS-23 CHRISTIAN, KEVIN SCOTT, CS-03 CHRISTIAN, LANCE DAMES, CS-35 CHRISTIANSON. JOHN MICHAEL, CS-16 CHRISTY, JAMES GREY. CS-12 CHUNG, CHARLES RAY, CS-28 CHURCHILL, WINSTON LEONARD SPE, CS-35 CHUVA. CHARLES, CS-OJ CICHOWSK1. KURT ALAN, CS-10 CIENSKI, TODD ALFRED, CS-29 CIMAFONTE, MICHAEL, CS-19 CIOLA. ROBERT ALLEN, CS-22 CLARDY, WILLIAM LAWRENCE, CS-08 CLARIZIO, ROBERT JAMES, CS-16 CLARK, CARLOS KENT, CS-14 CLARK. DELANE EUGENE, CS-22 CLARK. DOUGLAS NORMAN, CS-04 CLARK. MICHAEL RAY, CS-38 CLARK. ROBERT KEITH. CS-04

CLARK, STEVEN DAVID. CS-07 CLARKE. STEVEN FRANCIS. CS-08 CLARY, DAVID EARL. CS-40 CLASEN. GREGORY GEORGE, CS-33 CLAY, JOHN EARL. CS-18 CLAY. THOMAS RAFAEL, CS-36 CLEGG. ROBERT STANLEY, CS-09 CLELAND, ROY ALAN, CS-12 CLEMENT. MARTIN JOHN, CS-23 CLEMENTS, DONALD WINFIELD, CS-37 CLEMENTS, ROGER FRANK. CS-39 CLEMONS. RUSSELL LEWIS. CS-35 CLEMOVITZ, FRED MICHAEL, CS-35 CLETHEN. ERIC LAMONT, CS-03 CLIFFORD. WILLIAM STEPHEN, CS-11 CLIFT. STEPHEN LAWRENCE, CS-35 CLINTON, WILLIAM MARK. CS-39 CLODFELTER. RONNIE MARK ALLEN, CS-10 CLOUD. DAVID JOHN, CS-27 CLULEY. MICHAEL JAMES. CS-20 COATSWORTH, MATTHEW ALAN, CS-33 COCHRAN, KEVIN DENNIS. CS-03 COCHRAN, MARK ALAN, CS-39 COFFEY, DONALD EDWARD JR., CS-21

COFFMAN, ALFRED MARTIN JR., CS-28 COHICK. DONALD MICHAEL. CS-35 COKER, MICHAEL FLOYD. CS-12 COLBERT. MARK HOLMES, CS-09 COLEMAN, JERALD ALAN. CS-25 COLEMAN, RICHARD KENNETH |R CS-06 COLLINS, BRUCE SCOTT, CS-38 COLLINS, HARRY STEVEN. CS-07 COLLINS. JAMES EDWARD JR CS-37 COLLINS. TIMOTHY EDWARD, CS-05 COLLURA. SALVATORE JOHN JR CS-32 COLVIN, GREGORY JAMES. CS-26 COLVIN, JAMES THOMAS |R., CS-31 COMBS. CHARLES CLAYTON JR.. CS-22 COMBS. JAMES LESLIE JR.. CS-06 COMER. MARK LU1KEN, CS-24 CONARU. BRUCE RICHARD. CS-35 CONLON, THOMAS KEVIN, CS-26 CONNERY. JOSEPH JAMES JR. CS-34 CONNOLLY. EDWARD. CS-40 CONNOR. MARK DOUGLAS. CS-11 CONNORS. DAVID LEE. CS-36 .

CONNORS, GREGORY THOMAS, CS-14 CONNORS. JOHN FRANCIS III, CS-19 CONRAD, JOHN ERIC, CS-09 CONROY, BERTRAM, CS-25 CONROY. WILLIAM FREDERICK III, CS-19 CONTI. ROBERT CLYDE, CS-05 CONWAY, TIMOTHY OWEN, CS-11 COOK. BRUCE HOWARD, CS-09 COOK, CARL RAYMOND, CS-03 COOK, CURTIS LOWE, CS-38 COOK, MARVIN EDWARD, CS-33 COOK, PEYTON EDWARDS, CS-24 COONS, BURTON ANGLEN, CS-16 COOPER, CHARLES HARRY, CS-26 COOPER, GARY LEE, CS-19 COOPER, THOMAS GERARD, CS-35 COPE. TERRY WAYNE, CS-34 COPPIN, ERIC PAUL, CS-32 CORDOVA, MICHAEL, CS-38 CORL, DAVID NELSEN, CS-05 CORNALI, DEL JOHN, CS-13 CORNETT, ROBERT SAMUEL III, CS-29 CORONA-A, FRANCISCO JAVIER S„ CS-32 CORONA-MARTINEZ, ARTURO, CS-40 CORREIA, STANLEY CHARLES, CS-12 CORRIE, ROBERT MONROE, CS-30 CORZINE, RICHARD WALLACE JR., CS-09 COSBY, RICKY JOE, CS-21 COSTALES. ARMANDO AGUILAR JR., CS-12 COSTEIRA, DAVID, CS-01 COTTERELL, CHARLES WILLIAM, CS-34 COUCOULES, JOHN STEVEN, CS-31 COUILLARD, MIACHEL ROLAND, CS-25 COURTNEY, JOHN FREDERICK, CS-32 COUTURE, LARRY ALBERT, CS-10 COVINGTON, JOHN ROBERT, CS-15 COX, ANDREW HOWARD, CS-38 COX, DAVID BRIAN, CS-04 COX, FRANKLIN EDWARD, CS-27 COX, MICHAEL HUGH, CS-06 COX, TERRY JOHN, CS-08 COZADD, DUANE RAY, CS-34 CRAFTON, WILSON DAVID JR., CS-23 CRAIG, NICHOLAS DANIEL, CS-35 CRAIG, PAUL WILLIAM, CS-32 CRAIG, WILLIAM ROBERT, CS-19 CRANDALL, MICHAEL ANGELO, CS-37 CRANE, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-11 CREED. BRADLEY EUGENE, CS-03 CRENWELGE, WAYNE EDWARD, CS-16 CRIPE, TODD, ROSS, CS-10 CRISP, STANLEY MARTIN, CS-25 CRISSMAN, HERBERT KENT, CS-22 CRITTENDEN, STEVEN MICHAEL, CS-19 CROCCO, JAMES RICHARD, CS-05 CROCKETT, DAVID JERRELL JR., CS-24 CROMBIE, ROBERT BUCK, CS-37 CROMER, DEJUAN, CS-19 CROMWELL, JOHN LELAND, CS-06 CROMWELL, JORI NATHAN, CS-39 CROSLEY, HILTON CHARLES, CS-40 CROSLIN, RICKIE JOE, CS-13 CROSS, JEFFERY RANDOLPH, CS-15 CROSS, MICHAEL ANTHONY, CS-29 CROUCH, DOUGLAS SCOTT, CS-18 CROUSER, DAVID THAYER, CS-03 CROWDER, RICHARD EARL JR„ CS-40 CROWE, JAMES LESLIE, CS-21 CROWE, LELVIN JR„ CS-04 CROWLEY, JOHN JOSEPH, CS-27 CRUDELE, MARCEL STEVEN, CS-29 CRUZ-VEGA, CARLOS BENJAMIN, CS-31 CUDA, DANIEL LEE, CS-25 CUELLAR, ANDRES NOE JR., CS-29 CUEVAS, ELISEO JOSEPH, CS-36 CUKR, JEFFERY MICHAEL, CS-19 CULBERTSON, GREGORY JAMES, CS-40 CULP, DAVID PRINSEN, CS-01 CUMM, CARL CLIFTON, CS-20 CUMMINGS, SCOTT OWEN, CS-02 CUMMINGS, MICHAEL LEE, CS-10 CUNNINGHAM, PAUL MICHAEL, CS-12 CURPHY, GORDON JACK, CS-03 CURRAN, CHARLES FREDERICK, CS-30 CURRY, BRUCE LEROY, CS-30 CURRY, CHRISTOPHER LIAM, CS-20 CURRY, GARY DEAN, CS-04 CURTIS, DAVID JAMES, CS-05 CUSANELLI, ROBERT ARTHUR, CS-32 CUTHRELL, JOSEPH ERWIN III, CS-24 CUTKOMP, MARK EDWARD, CS-09 CUTTER, JEFFREY ALLEN, CS-30 CVELBAR, DANIEL ALBERT, CS-15 CZACHOR, THOMAS, CS-23 CZEREPAK, GEORGE KARL, CS-09 DAHLSTROM, CHRISTOPHER ADRIAN, CS-02 DALBEY, STEVEN WARREN, CS-14 DALE, JOHN EDWARD, CS-07 DALLAGO, DAVID ROBERT, CS-20 DALLAS, JOHN ROBERT JR., CS-13 DALROS, STEVEN WILLIAM, CS-34 DALRYMPLE, MATHIEU ARAM, CS-40 DALTON, RICHARD EDWARD, CS-23 DALY, MARK STEPHEN, CS-03 DALY, PATRICK ROBERT, CS-24 DAMIENS, DENNIS JAMES, CS-01 DANIELS, KURT ALAN, CS-15 DANIELS, MURRAY EDWARD, CS-38 DANKENBRING, THOMAS ARTHUR, CS-09 DANNER, DAVE ALLEN, CS-30

DANSER, DENNIS DALE, CS-39 DANTZLER, WILLIE CARL, CS-10 DARKES. BRIAN KEITH, CS-15 DARNALL, WALTER WHITE JR., CS-21 DART, JAMES RANDALL, CS-33 DAVID, MICHAEL, CS-19 DAV1DAGE, RICHARD CRAIG, CS-27 DAVIDSON, WALTER FRANK, CS-26 DAVIDSON, WAYNE DEWITT, CS-23 DAVILA, RICHARD JR., CS-03 DAVIS, ALAN KEITH, CS-21 DAVIS, CHARLES RICHARD, CS-07 DAVIS, DEE SCOTT, CS-09 DAVIS, DONALD ELLIS, CS-28 DAVIS, EDWARD VANVRANKEN, CS-35 DAVIS, GREGG HUSMANN, CS-10 DAVIS, HERBERT HOOVER, JR„ CS-38 DAVIS, JOHN LUTHER, CS-18 DAVIS. JONATHAN MARK, CS-09 DAVIS, KENNETH JAY, CS-05 DAVIS, KEVIN JEFFREY, CS-34 DAVIS, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-05 DAVIS, MICHAEL PETER, CS-37 DAVIS, PATRICK ALLAN, CS-34 DAVIS, PHILIP NATHAN, CS-27 DAVIS, STEVEN MICHAEL, CS-27 DAVIS, THOMAS JAMES, CS-29 DAVIS, WALTER ROY JR., CS-24 DAVIS, WILLIAM RODNEY, CS-22 DAVITTE, MITCHELL CITTON JR., CS-08 DAWSON, MICHAEL STEPHEN, CS-15 DAY, JOHN WESLEY, CS-07 DAY, WILLIAM EARL JR., CS-17 DEA, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, CS-19 DEAN, GARRY CHARLES, CS-17 DEANE, BRUCE WILHELM, CS-25 DEANO, CHARLES CUNEO JR„ CS-33 DEARMOND, FREDERIC ALAN, CS-23 DEAS, MICHAEL WAYNE, CS-23 DEATON, DAVID BRUCE, CS-32 DEAUX, CHARLES STEVEN, CS-08 DEAUX, JAMES DUNCAN, CS-36 DEBLANC, ROBERT KEITH, CS-13 DEBOALT, THOMAS FREDERICK, CS-21 DEBRUHL, HARRY CLARK JR., CS-38 DEDIC, JOHN KENT, CS-36 DEE, STEPHEN WOLCOTT, CS-02 DEE, THOMAS PETER, CS-28 DEEGAN, BRIAN FRANCIS, CS-01 DEEKENS, ARTHUR CARTER, CS-39 DEFALCO, FRANK RALPH, CS-30 DEGEORGE, FRANK ALLEN, CS-35 DEGRAAF, PETER JOHN, CS-09 DEGREEF, LEO HENRY, CS-05

DEHART, CHARLES GERARD, CS-29 DEHNERT, ROBERT ELMER, JR., CS-34 DEIL, LOTHAR WILLIAM. CS-13 DEJESUS, JUAN RAMON, CS-23 DELGADILLO, CARLOS EDUARDO, CS-12 DELICH, CHARLES ROBERT, CS-02 DELMAS, RICHARD JAMES, CS-37 DELMONICO, NEIL ARNOLD, CS-40 DELOUIS, DANA RANDEL, CS-31 DELPHENICH, JOHN ROBERT, CS-15 DELPINTO, MICHAEL ANGELO, CS-01 DELROSSO, PETER DOMINIC, CS-34

DELUCA, RUSSELL JOSEPH, CS-28 DELVENTHAL, MICHAEL ALAN, CS-32 DEMING, BRYAN FRANKLIN, CS-38 DEMITRY, PETER F„ CS-29 DENNIS, SCOTT THOMAS, CS-38 DENT, JOSEPH FRANKLIN, CS-39 DENTON, DAVID C„ CS-40 DENTON, DAVID FRANKLIN, CS-11 DERAS, DAVID ANTHONY, CS-06 DESMOND, ROBERT, CS-01 DETRICK, TED ALAN, CS-18 DETROYE, JEFFREY ELIOT, CS-16 DETTMER, PAUL ALLEN, CS-19 DETTMER, ROBERT CARL, CS-39 DETTMER, THOMAS DEWITT, CS-36 DEVEREAUX, RICHARD THOMAS, CS-32 DEVLIN, MICHAEL TERENCE, CS-27 DEWEY, EDWARD PETER, CS-16 DEWEY, RUSSELL GREER, CS-40 DEWILLIS, FRANTZ, CS-09 DEXTER, JOHN BROCK, CS-29 DIAK, ROBERT JAMES, CS-27 DIAMOND, DENNIS JONOTHON, CS-16 DIAMOND, PAUL AARON, CS-11 DIBIASE, MICHELANGELO, CS-14 DICK, DANA ALAN, CS-33 DICK, SAMEUL ROY, CS-37 DICKINSON, ALLEN JAMES, CS-21 DICKMAN, STEVEN PAUL, CS-06 DICKSON, STEPHEN MARSHALL, CS-07 DICOCCO, RICARDO, CS-28 DIEFFENBACH, BRIAN EDWARD, CS-26 DIENER, DAVID ALAN, CS-28 DIERKSEN, JEFFREY MICHAEL, CS-11 DIETZ, DENNIS CHARLES, CS-24 DIFRANCESCO, JOSEPH, CS-09 DIGNAZIO, TIMOTHY LEE, CS-20 DILDY, GLENN ALAN, CS-15 DILLA, BENJAMIN LOUIS, CS-26 DILLMAN, DONALD RAY, CS-34 DIMIDUK, DAVID PAUL, CS-14 DIMMICK, ROBERT LEE, CS-38 DINGLEY, DAVID KEITH, CS-16 DITTMER, KARL KENT JR., CS-30

DITTMER, KURT BOOTH. CS-17 DJOKOVICH. ROBERT RAY, CS-01 DLAROTTA, MAXIMO GABRIEL, CS-07 DOBBERT, BRIAN DAVID, CS-06 DOBIAS. DONALD LOUIS JUNIOR, CS-01 DOBSON, ROBERY HARRY, CS-02 DOCKENDORF, RANDY ARTHUR, CS-14 DODD, CHARLES MITCHENER III, CS-19 DODDS, MATTHEW TAYLOR, CS-06 DODGE, LEX CLAYTON, CS-19 DODGEN, BYRON CLARK, CS-04 DODRILL, ALBERT THOMAS, CS-06 DOERR, JEFFREY LYNN, CS-15 DOLAN, JAMES THOMAS, CS-17 DOLAN, ROBERT FRANCIS, CS-11 DOLLAHITE, THOMAS HARDIN JR„ CS-14 DOMINEY, CLIFFORD SEBRON, CS-09 DOMINGUE, EDWARD NEAL, CS-34 DONAHOE, JOHN HOWARD, CS-19 DONAHUE, MARK JOSEPH, CS-06 DONALD, EDWARD GREGORY, CS-35 DONALDSON, KENNETH AVERY H„ CS-38 DONATELLI, MICHAEL GERARD, CS-19 DONISI, ANGELO ANTHONY JR., CS-24 DONNELLY, JOHN ROBERT, CS-35 DONNELLY, ROBERT PHILLIP JR., CS-03 DONOHOE, MARK STEVEN, CS-07 DONOVAN, JAMES LAWRENCE, CS-12 DONZE, ROBERT JOSEPH, CS-13 DORAN, GEORGE THOMAS, CS-07 DOREMUS, ERIC VINCENT, CS-38 DORFF, SCOTT JEFFERY, CS-22 DORMAN. GLENN ALBERT, CS-06 DORR, ROBERT MICHAEL, CS-09 DORSETT, MARK DAVID, CS-11 DORSEY, JOHN PHILLIPE, CS-18 DORSTE, ROBERT GEORGE, CS-05 DOTY, TIMOTHY STEPHEN, CS-02 DOUTHETT, BRUCE WILLIAM, CS-15 DOUVILLE, ARNOLD KENT, CS-24 DOWELL, LARRY DEE, CS-11 DOWELL, MICHAEL MERLE, CS-01 DOWERS, DALE WILLIAM, CS-31 DOWNEY, DOUGLAS CHARLES, CS-28 DOYLE, ROBERT JOSEPH, CS-06 DOYLE, WILLIAM PAUL JR., CS-20 DRAKE, JAMES ALAN, CS-21 DRAKE, RICKEY JAMES, CS-27 DRAPER, GARY JAMES, CS-31 DREW, JOSEPH GREGORY, CS-07 DREW, MYRES NELSON, CS-16 DRIESNER, BOBBY LEE, CS-26 DROHAN, THOMAS ALAN, CS-17 DRONKERS, ANTHONY ALVAREZ, CS-35 DRUIAN, ROY LOUIS, CS-07 DUBICKI, EDWARD JOSEF, CS-30 DUBOSE, TED, CS-12 DUC, MICHAEL VIKTOR, CS-02 DUCHENE, BRIAN GERALD, CS-20 DUCLOS, MICHAEL STEVEN, CS-26 DUDA, GEORGE JOHN JR., CS-02 DUDLEY, THOMAS EDWARD JR., CS-14 DUDNEY, FRED STANTON III, CS-17 DUFFY, PATRICK TIMOTHY, CS-29 DUGAN, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-26 DUHAMEL, JOHN LEO. JR., CS-19 DUNAWAY, JEFFREY WREN, CS-37 DUNBAR, MATTHEW CLARK, CS-31 DUNCAN, CHRISTOPHER JOHN, CS-34 DUNDAS, PAUL ANTHONY, CS-23 DUNDORE, KARL MARVIN, CS-25 DUNDORE, STEVEN WAYNE, CS-08 DUNHAM, RICHARD ANDREWS III, CS-13 DUNKELBERGER, LEROY BARDSLEY I, CS-25 DUNN, ANDREW WALTER, CS-31 DUNN, DANIEL RAYMOND, CS-39 DUNN, HARRY PATRICK JR„ CS-35 DUNN, LUCKEY MCKEE, CS-33 DUNN, WILLIAM JOSEPH, CS-40 DUNNUM, RUSSELL PAUL, CS-03 DUNPHY, ROBERT MURRAY III, CS-39

DUNSTAN, JOHN OWEN, CS-19 DUNTON, BRADLEY KNOWLES, CS-21 DUNTON, BRUCE RICHARD, CS-37 DUPRE, JOHN PATRICK, CS-38 DUPUIS. GLEN EDWARD, CS-31 DURBAN, RONALD MARC, CS-16 DURHAM, STEPHEN EUGENE, CS-23 DURLAK, JAMES RICHARD, CS-30 DUTCHYSHYN, HARRY VICTOR JR„ CS-37 DUVALL, MICHAEL WAYNE, CS-34 DUVALLE, REGINALD ALFRED, CS-35 DWIGGINS, DAVID EATON, CS-16 DWIRE, OWEN GEORGE, CS-22 EAGAN, BRENDAN EDWARD, CS-31 EARNHART, GEORGE NORMAN III, CS-31 EBELKE, DAVID KARL, CS-30 EBERLE, MICHAEL LEE, CS-24 ECHOLS, JOHN BRYAN, CS-26 EDDY, STEVEN ROGER, CS-01 EDGINGTON, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-01 EDMONDS, DAVID KIMBALL, CS-07 EDSALL, ERIC EUGENE, CS-17 EHRLER, DENNIS WILLIAM, CS-17 EICHELBERGER, WILLIAM SWEET II, CS-09 EIDSAUNF, DAVID WAYNE, CS-10 EIFERT, RONALD WILLIAM CLARENC, CS-09 EISEN, STEFAN JR„ CS-25 EKREM, ALAN CASE, CS-22 ELDER, GREGORY DEAN, CS-01

529

ELLEN, MICHAEL ROBIN, CS-30 ELLINGSON, BLAKE PARNELL, CS-04 ELLIOTT, HOWARD EUGENE, CS-24 ELLIOTT, JOHN WILLIAM, CS-26 ELLIOTT, MARK EUGENE, CS-32 ELLIOTT, PHILLIP CAREY, CS-10 ELLIS, JAY STANFORD JR., CS-26 ELLIS, MARK GREGORY, CS-18 ELLIS, MICHAEL WAYNE, CS-13 ELLIS, WILLIAM WALDORF, CS-02 ELLISON, ROGER KEITH, CS-40 ELLSWORTH, GARY LEE, CS-20 ELSON, RANDOLPH RAYMOND, CS-16 ELY, MICHAEL VINCENT, CS-10 ELZA, DOUGLAS WAYNE, CS-36 EMMERT, PAUL HAMILTON, CS-01 ENDE, DALE ALLEN, CS-04 ENGEL, KENNETH DAVID, CS-09 ENGLEBRECHT, MICHAEL SCOTT, CS-13 ENGLESON, LAWRENCE EDWARD, CS-28 ENGLISH, BRIAN ALWYN, CS-29 ENGLISH, THOMAS EDMUND, CS-07 ENGLISH, TIMOTHY JON, CS-29

ENIX, EARL ALLEN, CS-07 EPPLEY, DAIVD STETLER, CS-37 EPPS, DAVID STANLEY, CS-12 ERDLE, MICHAEL PHILIP, CS-07 ERESMAN, RAYMOND SCOTT, CS-17 ERICKSON, MAZEL BERT, CS-23 ERICKSON, STEVEN GILBERT, CS-17 ERICSON, ERIC EDWARD, CS-39 ERIKSEN, LARRY EDWARD, CS-28 ERKES, GARY WILLIAM, CS-20 ERMEL, STEVEN DEE, CS-09 ERMINGER, MARK DOUGLAS, CS-10 ERRAZURTZ, JOAQUIN CRISTIAN, CS-24 FRRIGO, JOHN ANTHONY, CS-01 ERWIN, WAYNE HARVARD II, CS-33 ESBENSHADE, KENT ALLEN, CS-25 ESHLEMEN, BROCK WOODSON, CS-17 ESKRIDGE, ROBERT DEEN, CS-36 ESPANA, FERNANDO III, CS-02 ESTEP, DAVID GRANT, CS-20 ESTRADA, AGUSTIN, CS-11 ESTRADA, EDWARD ALVAREZ, CS-10 EUDY, DARRELL SCOTT, CS-22 EULBERG, DELWYN RALPH, CS-09 EUSTACE, JAMES ALBERT, CS-25 EVANS, ALAN TODD, CS-27 EVANS, DAVID JACK, CS-32 EVANS, DAVID RUSSELL, CS-13 EVANS, DAVID WOODSON, CS-37 EVANS, GERALD BRADLEY, CS-04 EVANS, GERALD MEREDITH II, CS-31

EVANS, GLENN DOUGLAS, CS-31 EVANS, JOHN JOSEPH, CS-05 EVANS, JOSEPH TATE JR., CS-06 EVANS, MARK WAYNE, CS-24 EVANS, VICTOR LEE, CS-20 EVERS, MICHAEL STANLEY, CS-24 EVERT, DANA LUWALT, CS-18 EWING, JAMES WILLIAM, CS-14 EYOLFSON, MICHAEL FRANCIS, CS-06 EYRE, TRULAN ARTHUR, CS-20 FABER, JAMES MARTIN, CS-04 FABER, ROBERT KARL, CS-19 FAGAN, JAMES SEDDON, CS-36 FAGOT, BRADLEY FOREST, CS-03 FAGOT, JON FRANCIS, CS-40 FAIRBROTHER, EDWARD FRANCIS JR., CS-06 FAIRCHILD, CHRISTOPHER LINN, CS-05 FALKENBERG, BRENT JON, CS-19 FALLON, ANDREW DANIEL, CS-06 FALLON, DAVID BRIAN, CS-18 FALZONE, JOSEPH JAMES, CS-10 FARMER, DAVID KEITH, CS-22 FARNELL, FREDRICK CHARLES, CS-35 FARRELL, MICHAEL JOHN, CS-29 FARRELL, PHILIP ALAN, CS-27 FARRIER, THOMAS ALAN, CS-28 FARWELL, DEAN HUDSON II, CS-06 FAULKNER, PAUL EDWARD, CS-14 FAUVER, JOHN MARK, CS-01 FAWCETT, JOHN MERLE JR., CS-06 FAZIO, GARY PAUL, CS-06 FEDER, ERIC LEWIS, CS-23 FEELEY, PHILIP JOHN, CS-39 FEIGH, KEITH ALLEN, CS-12 FELD, STEVEN, CS-35 FELDER, LLOYD RICHEY, CS-40 FELLMETH, JEFFREY EDWIN, CS-24 FELLMETH, WAYNE GUY, CS-38 FELLOWS, CHARLES RICHERT, CS-09 FELLOWS, MARK ALAN, CS-23 FELMAN, MARC DAVID, CS-33 FENNESSY, MICHAEL PATRICK, CS-08 FENNESSY, TERENCE PATRICK, CS-12 FERGUSON, SCOTT EDWARD, CS-01 FERN, DAVID EDWARD, CS-21 FERNANDEZ, GARY ALLAN, CS-38 FERNANDEZ, JEAN MICHEL, CS-06 FERNANDEZ, THOMAS EDWARD, CS-03 FERRARA, JOSEPH, CS-34 FESSLER, STEVEN WILLIAM, CS-18 FIEDLER, WILLIAM OLIVER, CS-33 FIELD, BURTON MONTAGUE, CS-35 FIELDS, DAVID WAYNE, CS-11 FIKAR, LOUIS STEPHEN, CS-16 FINCH, PHILLIP DAVID, CS-33 FINCHUM, KENNETH GARY JR., CS-23

FINK, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-02 FINNEY, RUSSELL LYNN, CS-16 FISCHER, RAYMOND LOUIS JR., CS-33 FISH, MARK BRANDON, CS-34 FISHER, ALAN DWIGHT, CS-15 FISHER, DREW RUSTIN, CS-23 FISHER, JAMES PETER, CS-36 FISHER, MARK RICHARD, CS-25 FISHER, ROBERT GEORGE, CS-27 FISHER, ROBERT RICE, CS-35 FITZGERALD, MICHAEL GLEN, CS-14 FITZHARRIS, KEVIN JON, CS-14

FITZPATRICK, RODNEY STEPHEN, CS-36 FITZPATRICK, RODNEY STEPHEN, CS-36 FLANAGAN, PATRICK RICHARD, CS-36 FLECK, MICHAEL HENRY, CS-04 FLEMING, MICHAEL JOHN, CS-05 FLEMING, THOMAS FRANCIS, CS-06 FLEMINGS, GARRISON HOLT, CS-06 FLICKINGER, JAMES ARTHUR, CS-32 FLIERL, GREGORY DAVID, CS-14 FLINK, GEORGE PHILIP, CS-34 FLINT, DENNIS LANE, CS-32 FLOERSCH, JOHN EDWARD, CS-13 FLOOD, BRIAN JOSEPH, CS-05 FLOOD, CHRISTOPHER EDWIN, CS-20 FLOOD, SCOTT KEVIN, CS-14 FLOWER, DEAN ROBERT, CS-20 FLOYD, WILLIAM RANDALL, CS-07 FOERTSCH, JAMES WILLIAM, CS-33 FOERTSCH, THOMAS ROBERT, CS-38 FOISTER, JAMES WILLIAM III, CS-04 FOLLANSBEE, GUY DAVID, CS-28 FOLLMAN, JOHN JAY, CS-10 FONDROW, OWEN RICHARD, CS-35 FONTES, JOSE LEONARDO JR., CS-18 FORD, DOUGLAS JEFFREY, CS-22 FORD, WAYNE ANDREW, CS-32 FORET, HERBERT LOUIS JR., CS-19 FORSLUND, GREGORY LINDSAY, CS-02 FORSTER, JEFFERY GEORGE, CS-32 FORSYTH, GLEN TOD, CS-17 FORTNER, RAYMOND LELAND, CS-13 FOSSEN, THOMAS LEE, CS-27 FOSTER, DANIEL ALOYSIUS, CS-06 FOSTER, MICHAEL PATRICK, CS-33 FOSTER, STEVEN EUGENE, CS-32 FOUNTAIN, MICHAEL ALAN, CS-13 FOUSER, JOHN DWAYNE, CS-07 FOWLER, GREGORY RAY, CS-34 FOWLER, MARK JOHN, CS-36 FOX, ARTHUR DOUGLAS JR., CS-31 FOX, MICHAEL EDWARD, CS-18 FRACCHIA, ALEXANDER GAIA, CS-13 FRANCESCHI, DARWIN CHARLES JR., CS-03 FRANCIS, JOHN DOUGLAS, CS-12 FRANCIS, KEITH IVAN, CS-18 FRANCOIS, FRANK JR., CS-30 FRANGOS, STEPHEN ANARGIROS, CS-15 FRANKLIN, JEFFREY GORDON, CS-22 FRANKLIN, STEPHEN GEORGE, CS-23 FRANKLIN, STEVEN RONALD, CS-40 FRANKLIN, WILLIAM HOUSTON, CS-33 FRANTZ, RANDALL CHARLES, CS-26 FRANTZ, TODD RICHARD, CS-24 FRASER, JAMES ROGER, CS-24 FRASIER, DON ALAN JR,, CS-29 FRASZ, RUSSELL JOSEPH, CS-33 FRATELLO, STEVEN ANTHONY, CS-39 FRAZER, ROBERT ALLEN, CS-13 FRECH, RICHARD EDWARD, CS-25 FREE, JERRY LEE, CS-22 FREEMAN, DOYLE KEITH, CS-18 FREER, HARRISON CHARLES, CS-27 FREMENTO, PHILIP ANDREW, CS-35 FRENCH, DOUGLAS WILLIAM, CS-22 FRENCH, HAROLD GRAEME, CS-25 FRENCH, JOHN RAY II, CS-32 FREUND, BRUCE RANDALL, CS-28 FREY, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-28 FREY, WILLIAM ANSEL JR., CS-16 FREY, WILLIAM KALER, CS-38 FRICANO, MICHAEL, CS-19 FRICK, GLENN DALE, CS-15 FRIEDMAN. NEDWYN ANDREW, CS-39 FRITH, GARY ALAN, CS-01 FRITH, MARC WILLIAM, CS-29 FRITZSCHE, MARK HANS, CS-28 FROEHLER, BRUCE ROBERT, CS-34 FROMMELT, PAUL JOSEPH II, CS-11 FRONK, THOMAS MARK. CS-29 FROST, LYLE GOODEN, CS-25 FROZENA, JOHN DONALD, CS-01 FRY, DOUGLAS WAYNE, CS-03 FRY, KENNETH ANDREW, CS-07 FRYE, STEPHEN BRUCE, CS-36 FRYMIRE, DAVID ALLEN, CS-20 FRYT, MITCHELL RICHARD, CS-11

FUCILLO, JAMES EDWARD, CS-08 FUDGE, JAMES MACK, CS-18 FUERST, NICKIE JACOB, CS-06 FULKS, MARK JOSEPH, CS-16 FULLHART, RANDALL DAVID, CS-26 FURST, TIMOTHY MCCORMICK, CS-37

FURSTENAU, RONALD PAUL, CS-11 FURY, JOSEPH ANTHONY, CS-12 FYDA, TIMOTHY JOSEPH, CS-04 GAFFEY, LAWRENCE JOHN, CS-18 GAGE, DOYLE EDWARD, CS-11 GAGNE, RICHARD HENRY, CS-27

GAHREN, FRANCIS MICHAEL, CS-22

GAJESKI, ANTONE EDWARD. CS-26 GALAVOTTI, LOUIS JOSEPH JR., CS-02 GALBREATH, BRYAN, GEORGE, CS-06 GALLAGHER, DAVID MARK, CS-31 GALLAGHER, EDWARD ALLAN, CS-33 GALLAGHER, MARK VINCENT, CS-27 GALLANT, GARY JAMES, CS-37

GALLEGO-TORRES, LUIS, CS-31 GALLET, ROGER MARK, CS-07 GALLO, FRANK HENRY, CS-20 GAMBARO, DERIO LOUIS, CS-17 GAMBLE, ALBERT WILLIAM, CS-39 GAMBLE, TIMOTHY, CS-23 GAMBLIN, BARRY STEPHEN, CS-28 GANDY, EDWARD RHONE JR.. CS-09 GARBER, MICHAEL JAMES III, CS-26 GARCIA, FELIX, JR„ CS-19 GARCIA, FRED, CS-05 GARCIA, JOSE ANTONIO, CS-11 GARDNER, RALPH EARL, CS-08 GARDNER, ROBERT STEWART, CS-09 GARITO, DOUGLAS JAMES, CS-14 GARLAND, TODD ROSS, CS-28 GARN, JAMES EDWARD, CS-22 GARNER, DANIEL CRESTON, CS-13 GARNER, LARRY EARL, CS-05 GARRETT, JAMES MARVIN, CS-17 GARRISON, KEVIN, CS-09 GARRISON, LESLIE CONRAD, CS-03 GARTEN, DAVID NOEL, CS-37 GARZA, CARLOS JR., CS-26 GARZA, MARIO ALBERTO, CS-25 GARZA, ROBERT FLORES, CS-39 GARZA, ROBERTO, CS-16 GASPER, BRUCE JOHN, CS-33 GASTON, ROBERT WYLIE JR., CS-25 GAUGHAN, MILES MICHAEL, CS-28 GAVARES, JOHN NICHOLAS, CS-14 GAYLORD, ROBERT CHARLES, CS-35 GAZO, ANTHONY STEPHEN, CS-32

GEARHART, KURT AUBREY, CS-18 GEBHARD, BRUCE JAMES, CS-10 GEDDIE, MATTHEW PRICE, CS-11 GEE, MICHAEL PATRICK, CS-10 GEGG, MICHAEL PAUL, CS-22 GE1B, DOUGLAS JAMES. CS-07 GEISELHART, GERALD JOHN JR., CS-12 GENDA, WILLIAM DANIEL II, CS-19 GENTEMANN, JAMES LOWELL III, CS-12 GEORGE, ARTHUR LEON III, CS-26 GEORGE, CARL, CS-20 GERDEMANN, WILLIAM PATRICK, CS-04 GERDES, BRADLEY DAVID, CS-03 GERFAUX, DOUGLAS MARVIN, CS-26 GERSBACH, CHARLES PETER, CS-22 GETZ, JOSEPH FRANCIS. CS-15 GETZELMAN, HAROLD DUANE. CS-30

GHIDEN, REGINALD JUAN, CS-25 GIBBONS, ROBERT DAIL, CS-24 GIBBS, DAVID GLENN, CS-22 GIBBS, RICHARD MICHAEL, CS-21 GIBSON, MARKE FOSTER, CS-08 GIBSON, MICHAEL BRUCE, CS-30 GIBSON, RALPH DALE, CS-37 GIEG, DEON GENE, CS-28 GIER, GLENN RICHARD, CS-12 GIGLIO, MARK STEVEN, CS-21 GILBERT, CRAIG DOUGLAS, CS-21 GILBERT, MICHAEL HARRIS, CS-09 GILBERT, PAUL DOUGLAS, CS-02 GILBERT, SILVANUS TACO III, CS-39 GILBERTSON, EDWARD WAYNE, CS-23 GILCHRIST, LENUE JR., CS-05 GILDAY, DAVID CHESTON, CS-36 GILL, CHARLES WAYMOND JR„ CS-36 GILLILAND, KENT JAMES, CS-03 GILMORE, SAMUEL LEE JR.. CS-14 GILZEAN, MARK EDWARD, CS-09 GILZEAN, SCOTT MATTHEW, CS-29 GIPSON, ANTHONY JEROME, CS-30 GIPSON, MICHAEL RAY, CS-06

GLASEBROOK, DAVID STEELE M., CS-12 GLASS, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-29 GLASS, JEFFREY RINN, CS-03 GLENN, MICHAEL GREGORY, CS-06 GLENNON, JOHN JOSEPH JR„ CS-28 GLINES, BRENT PHILLIP, CS-19 GLITZ, RICHARD WILLIAM, CS-28 GLOVER, JOHN DELAY. CS-24 GLOVER, RUSSEL DEAN, CS-33 GODFREY, MARK FREDERICK, CS-01 GOERS, GREG LAWRENCE, CS-01 GOLD, AARON HASKEL, CS-18 GOLD, ROBERT PHILIP, CS-38 GOLDBACH, BERNARD FRANCIS, CS-30 GOLDBACH, GREGORY PAUL, CS-34 GOLDEN, JOHN STERLING, CS-37 GOLDFEIN, STEPHEN MICHAEL, CS-11 GOMEZ, FELIPE ALBERTO, CS-08 GOMEZ, GREGORY ALAN, CS-28 GOMEZ, MARIO JAVIER, CS-04 GONZALES, ALBERTO R.. CS-33 GONZALEZ, EDUARDO, CS-40 GOODFELLOW, SCOTT ALAN, CS-17 GOODHAND, GEORGE MASON, CS-28 GOODMAN, BENJAMIN DAVID, CS-31 GOODMAN, PATRICK JOSEPH, CS-03 GOODRICH, BERT FREEMAN, CS-01 GOODWIN, KENNETH RAY, CS-01

GOOGE, THOMAS WESLEY, CS-12 GOOLSBY. DARAN PHILLIP, CS-09 GORDON, JEFFREY SCOTT, CS-28 GORDON, LEO HOWARD, CS-29 GORDON, ROBERT LOUIS, CS-35 GORDY, GEORGE HERMAN JR., CS-24 GORENC, FRANK, CS-08 GORMAN, JOHN MICHAEL, CS-11 GOSEN, RICHARD BRUCE, CS-19 GOTTLIER, ARYEA, CS-31 GOTTSACKER, BRIAN KEITH, CS-26 GOUGH, SCOTT WALTER, CS-27 GOULD, ALAN ROBERT, CS-06 GOULD, FREDERICK ELLIOTT, CS-03 GOULD. MICHAEL CARL, CS-31 GOURLEY, CRAIG NEIL, CS-34

GOYINS. GALE GERARD, CS-24 GRADY. JAMES HENRY JR.. CS-17 GRADY. WALTER ANTHONY )R„ CS-21 GRAF, STEPHEN DOUGLAS, CS-40 GRAGAN, DAVID PATRICK, CS-10 GRAHAM, EDWARD JOSEPH, CS-01 GRAHAM, JOEY DALE, CS-31 GRAHAM, MICHAEL ROBERT, CS-20 GRAHAM. ROBERT RANDOLPH, CS-22 GRAMS, DANA ANTHONY, CS-23 GRANDE, SALVATORE FRANK III, CS-23 GRANGER, ALAN TODD, CS-21 GRAPER, JOHN ROBERT, CS-27 GRATCH, CHARLES EDWARD, CS-07 GRAVATT, WAYNE KIRK, CS-16 GRAY. MARK WILLIAM, CS-07 GRAY, PETER WALDO, CS-27 GRAY, ROBERT MONTERIO, CS-18 GRAY, ROBERT OREN, CS-14 GRAY, RONALD LOUIS, CS-29 GRECHANIK, JEFFREY WALTER, CS-30 GREEN, FRANKLIN FARNO, CS-40 GREEN, GARY WAYNE, CS-39 GREEN. GORDON STRACHAN, CS-02 GREEN, THOMAS GERARD, CS-40 GREENE, THOMAS ARTHUR, CS-06 GREENWOOD, CHARLES RAPH, CS-23 GREER, JAMES RODNEY, CS-10 GREGORY. GORDON FRANCIS, CS-40 GREGORY. WILLIAM GEORGE, CS-36 GRESHAM, DONALD DEAN, CS-38 CRESS, RODERIC GUY, GS-13 GRICIUS, RANDALL EDWARD. CS-22 GRIFFITH, RICHARD ALAN, CS-35 GRIFFITH, THOMAS EDWARD JR., CS-28

GRIJALBA, APOLONIO SERRANO JR., CS-05 GRIMES, JOHN PARKER JR., CS-10 GRIMME, JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, CS-20 GRISET, RICHARD HARRY JR,, CS-09 GRISHAM, RODNEY JOSEPH, CS-25 GROGAN, STEVEN DANA, CS-39 GRONEWALD, CURTIS JOHN, CS-40 GRONEWALD. KENNETH RAY, CS-36 GROSS, GREGORY LOUIS. CS-03 GROSS, ROBERT ALLEN, CS-40 GROSS, ROBERT EARL JR., CS-11 GROSVENOR, ROBERT CECIL, CS-11 GROVE. ROBERT DOUGLAS, CS-39 GROVES. DAVID SYLVAN, CS-24 GRUCA, KONRAD STEPHEN, CS-11 GRUNER, GLENN ALLEN, CS-27 GRUNWALD, SCOTT LEWIS. CS-01 GRUPP. JAMES JOSEPH, CS-23 GRZEBINIAK, STEVEN JOSEPH, CS-04 GUERTIN, DAVID BRUCE. CS-20 GUHIN, JOSEPH MATTHEW. CS-40 GUICE, ROBERT LAWSON JR.. CS-07 GUIDA, VINCENT JOSEPH, CS-07 GUIDRY. PAUL LIONEL Jr.. CS-06 GUILLORY. ROBERT DEAN. CS-16 GUILLOTTE. KEITH PAUL, CS-06 GUINDON, BRUCE DAVID, CS-05 GUMP, MICHAEL SCOTT. CS-15 GUNDERSON, STEVEN GILBERT, CS-19 GUNTHER, WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER, CS-37 GUNZINCER. MARK ALAN, CS-23 GUSTAFSON, RICHARD ALEXANDER, CS-34 GUSTIN, LEE DAVID, CS-15 GUTH. JOHN EDWARD, CS-04 GUTIERREZ, GEORGE ANTHONY, CS-35 GUTIERREZ, RALPH AARON, CS-39 GUZMAN, GUADALUPE PEDRO, CS-28 GWYNN. JOHN THOMAS, CS-03 HABRUN. DEAN ERIC, CS-21 HACKBARTH, GARY. CS-05 IIACKBARTH, JOEY RICHARD, CS-19 HACKETT, GARY JAMES, CS-18 HADAWAY. WILLIAM SEYMOUR III, CS-39

HAENDSCHKE, ERNIE HAROLD, CS-29 HAGAN, TIMOTHY STEPHEN. CS-02 HAGAR. RICHARD LEE, CS-22 IIAGE. ROBER NORAL, CS-12

IIAGEDORN, JAMES DOUGLAS. CS-23 HAGGERTY. STEVEN ALLEN, CS-33 HAINES, CYRIL KEITH JR.. CS-15 HAINSEY, MICHAEL PATRICK, CS-17 IIAISCII. HENRY ALBERT JR., CS-36 HALASZ, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-28 IIALAT, KIM ROBERT, CS-11 HALBERT, GARY LYNN, CS-01 HALBERT. ROBERT CARROLL, CS-13 HALE. CHARLES ALLEN, CS-34 HALL, BRUCE DALE, CS-28 HALL. DONALD DOUGLAS. CS-37

HALL. RICHARD PATRICK, CS-08 HALL, ROBERT FRANCIS, CS-07 HALL, STEVEN DOUGLAS, CS-36 HALLETT, THOMAS MICHAEL, CS-19 HALPERN, DANIEL GUSTAVE, CS-07 HALSELL, JOHN DONALD JR., CS-13 HALTER. IRVING LESLiE JR., CS-28 HALVORSEN, STEVEN ALAN, CS-26 HAMANN, HOWARD EVANS, CS-20 HAMBURG, JOHN, CS-17 HAMED, STEVEN MATTHEW, CS-04 HAMILTON, ANTHONY JESS, CS-37 HAMILTON, ROBERT JOSEPH. CS-02 HAMILTON, RODNEY LEE, CS-28 HAMLIN. RICHARD PAUL JR., CS-27 HAMM, JOHN ANTHONY, CS-29 HAMM, THOMAS FREEMAN, CS-33 HAMMER, JOHN JOSEPH JR„ CS-15 HAMMOND, KEVIN GLENN, CS-17 HAMMOND, WILLIAM STEVEN, CS-33 HAMOR, GARY DAVID, CS-02 HAMPL, BRIAN JOSEPH, CS-06 HAMPTON, LANCE EUGENE, CS-33 HAMPTON, STEVEN LEE, CS-40 HANBEY, GLENN THOMAS, CS-35 HANCOCK. REGIS THOMAS, CS-40 HANCOCK, THOMAS WALTER, CS-27 HANEY, ANTHONY LEE HEINRICH, CS-38 HANGER. JAMES LYNWOOD JR., CS-34 HANINGTON, KENNETH ROBERT, CS-05 HANLEY, PATRICK MICHAEL, CS-38 HANLEY, RICHARD ALAN, CS-15 HANLON, STEPHEN JAMES, CS-38 HANNEMAN, MARK BERNARD, CS-32 HANSEN, RUSSELL THADDEUS, CS-10 HANSON. BRIAN LEE. CS-01 HANSON. JON GREGORY, CS-33 HANSON. MARKOE SCOTT, CS-31 HANSON, WILLIAM EDWARD, CS-25 HANUS, GLEN JOEL. CS-16 HARBER, JEFFREY LEE, CS-04 HARDEMAN, JOHN WADE, CS-08 HARDEN, BRADFORD LYNN, CS-38 HARDMAN, JON DEAN, CS-37 HARGROVE, MARK DONALD, CS-13 HARPER, DONALD LESLIE, CS-34 HARPER, DONALD MCAVOY, CS-09 HARPER, MALCOLM CLINTON, CS-24 HARRINGTON, SCOTT DAVID, CS-13 HARRIS, DAVID MARSHALL, CS-33 HARRIS, FOSTER RONALD, CS-20 HARRIS, GARY NOEL, CS-40 HARRIS, JOHN DUANE, CS-12 HARRIS, JUNIOUS LEO III, CS-03 HARRISON, ARTHUR STOKES JR., CS-30 HARRISON, JEFFREY BRUCE, CS-16 HARRISON, OLIVER WALTER, CS-19 HARRISON, ROBERT JOHN, CS-27 HARROD, SCOTT BRYANT. CS-33 HART, RICHARD CHARLES, CS-02 HARTLEY, DAVID BRYAN, CS-16 HARTLEY, JAMES CRAIG, CS-08 HARTMAN. DWIGHT BRUCE, CS-22 HARTMANN, THOMAS WILLIAM, CS-13 HARTMUS. MICHAEL DWIGHT, CS-23 HASENBEIN, KENNETH PAUL, CS-12 HASKELL, DONALD JOHN, CS-04 HASLETT, JOHN ROBERT III, CS-07 HASS. JEFF TIMOTHY, CS-07 HATCHELL, RAYMOND DOUGLAS, CS-22 HATFIELD. DAVID NEWTON, CS-30 HATT, GERALD ROY, CS-05 HAUG, CLIFFORD, MICHAEL, CS-08 HAUPT, RANDY LARRY. CS-37 HAUSER, MICHAEL LOUIS. CS-38 HAWK. ERVIN LINCOLN II, CS-02 HAWKINS. CARL ALAN, CS-26 HAWKINS. JOHN CLEVE, CS-12 HAWKINS. MICHAEL ANTONIO. CS-31 HAY, SCOTT DERALD. CS-02 HAYES, JOHN LEN, CS-14 HAYES, KEVIN THOMAS. CS-21 HAYES. MICHAEL SEAN. CS-23 HAYGOOD. GARTH KEITH. CS-06 HAYNES. TERENCE WALLACE, CS-12 HAYS, PETER LANG, CS-08 HAYZLETT, MARK RANDAL, CS-36 HAZEN, JOHN THURSTON. CS-33 HAZLETT, LOUIS EDWARD. CS-02 HEABERLIN, MICHAEL ALAN, CS-28 HEADBERG, GREG ALLEN, CS-11 HEADLEE. CHRISTOPHER RANDOLPH. CS-04 HEANEY. THOMAS ANGELO, CS-21 HEARD, HAMPTON FLACK, CS-32 HEBB, ALAN DOUGLAS, CS-13 HECK. THOMAS STUART, CS-24 HEDGING, TRUMAN JOHNSON III, CS-40 HEDGES, JOHN WILKES, CS-04 HEFFERLY, MARK KARL, CS-36 HEFFNER. JAMES EDWARD, CS-19 HEGGEN, MICHAEL HENRY, CS-40 HEIDENREICH, PAUL DAVID, CS-40 HEIDMOUS, JEFFERY NAJIM, CS-17 HEIDMOUS, WALTER NAJIM JR.. CS-20 HEIM. ROBERT LAWRENCE. CS-10 HEINS. EDWARD WALTER III, CS-36 HEINZ. STEVEN DANSER, CS-37 HEISE, KEITH HARLAN, CS-35 HEISE. KEVIN ROBERT, CS-39 HEITMAN, LEE ROY JR.. CS-24

HEJL, WILLIAM ALLAN, CS-30 HELLMAN, BARNET RICHARD, CS-31 HELM. PERCY RALPH III, CS-33 HELMAN, JOHN MICHAEL, CS-39 HELMS, MICHAEL RANDALL, CS-27 HENABRAY, KEVIN FRANCIS, CS-33 HENAGER, DONALD EDWARD, CS-31 HENCHEY, MICHAEL CHARLES, CS-13 HENDERSON, FRANK ELLIS III, CS-05 HENDERSON, HERBERT HOOVER JR., CS-18 HENDRICK, KENNETH DALE, CS-28 HENDRIX, LONNIE DALE, CS-06 HENDRIX, STEVEN PAUL, CS-34 HENKEL, CASEY LEE, CS-02 HENNINGS, GARY LEE, CS-18 HENRY, BOBBY DON, CS-31 HENRY, CHRISTOPHER MACGILL, CS-10 HEPBURN, BYRON CLAUDE, CS-3'2 HEPFER, STEPHEN JAY, CS-23 HEPPNER, JAMES ]., CS-02 HERBERT, ROBERT JEFFREY, CS-09 HERCHAK, JOHN ALEXANDER, CS-22 HERD, JOHN HENRY, CS-36 HERLT, STEPHEN MICHAEL, CS-19 HERMANDORFER, WAYNE ALFRED, CS-35 HERN, WALTER FRIEND. CS-32 HERNANDEZ, RICARDO, CS-25 HERR, STEVEN FRANCIS, CS-34 HERRERA, ROJELIO JR„ CS-34 HERRERA, WALTER HUGH, CS-20 HERR1GES, DARRELL LEE, CS-33 HERRIS, ROBERT ALAN, CS-12 HERZOG, WILLIAM NICHOLAS JR., CS-03 HESS, PARKE HOFFMAN JR., CS-30 HESSELTINE, LANCE ALAN, CS-17 HIBBARD, BARTON JAY, CS-25 HICKEY. MICHAEL GROVER, CS-33 HICKEY, ROBERT ALAN, CS-34 HICKS. JOHN EDWARD, CS-05 HIEBERT, DONALD WAYNE, CS-05 HIGGINS, DANIEL MICHAEL. CS-15 HIGGINS, DONALD PATRICK JR., CS-14 HIGGINS, PAUL GERALD, CS-27 HIGHT, GREGORY ALAN, CS-17 HILBURN, MARK JAMES, CS-33 H1LDEBRANDT, JOHN HANS, CS-35 HILDEBRANDT, STEPHEN OLIVER, CS-05 HILL, ROBIE JAMES, CS-15 HILL, STANLEY LLOYD, CS-36 HILLEY, DENNIS FRED, CS-14 HILTON, JEFFERY CHARLES, CS-09 HINDS, JOHN CLAYTON, CS-13 HINES, STEVEN SCOTT, CS-27 HINESLEY, TED WILSON, CS-28 HINGER, ROBERT JOSEPH. CS-34 HINKEL, CLARK ROBERT, CS-06 HINKIN. DANIEL THOMAS, CS-18 HINOKI, STANLEY GARY, CS-04 HINTON, JOHN MARK III, CS-27 HOAR, JOHN PATRICK, CS-17 HOBART, WILLIAM CHESTER JR., CS-03 HOBBS. CHARLES FREDERICK. CS-30 HOBBS, DAVID LANCE, CS-31 HOCKING, STEVEN ALAN, CS-13 HOFERER, WILLIAM CHARLES. CS-01 HOFF, ERNEST HOWARD, CS-14 HOFFMAN, CHRIS PATRICK. CS-13 HOFFMAN, JOHN MORGAN, CS-30 HOFFMAN, LAWRENCE JOSEPH. CS-21 HOGAN, ERNIE ALEXANDRIA, CS-17 HOGAN, STEPHEN JOSEPH, CS-01 HOGUE, JAMES ROLAND, CS-17 HOGUE. MARK KENDALL. CS-04 HOIDA. DANIEL JAMES, CS-33 HOLBROOK, JOHN BRUCE, CS-02 HOLDER, LIVINGSTON LIONEL JR., CS-16 HOLDRIDGE, RICHARD DEAN, CS-14 HOLLAND. MARTIN KEITH, CS-21 HOLLENBECK. KENNETH FRANK, CS-07 HOLLERBACH, LYNN MARTIN, CS-26 HOLLEY, ROBERT CHRISTOPHER. CS-35 HOLLISTER. GREGORY SCOTT, CS-25 HOLLOWELL. STEVEN JAMES. CS-21 HOLM. GREGORY SPENCER. CS-34 HOLMES, DONALD MYCROFT, CS-10 HOLMES, REGINALD CARWIN, CS-05 HOLT, HAL PHILIP, CS-28 HOLTZ. THOMAS RICHARD, CS-15 HOLWAY, WILLIAM NILS, CS-01 HOLZGANG, PETER ANDRE, CS-26 HONEYCUrr. GROVER ROBERT, CS-13 HOOBLER. MICHAEL ALAN, CS-13 HOOD, DAVID BRUCE. CS-14 HOOG, STEPHEN LAWRENCE. CS-24 HOOK, PETER SAMUEL, CS-38 HOOVER, ROBERT JAMES. CS-03 HOPE, JAMES SCOTT. CS-12 HOPE, JOHN EWELL, CS-36 HOPKINS. WILLIAM EDWARD, CS-39 HOPLER, HAROLD WOODS. CS-34 HOPPER. TIMOTHY BRUCE, CS-33 HOR1E. JOEL MASAO, CS-06 HORKULIC, MARK EDWARD, CS-35 HORNING. RICHARD RANCE, CS-18 HORTON. ROBERT STEVEN. CS-01

HORTON, RONALD GENE, CS-19 HORVATH. ARPAD ENDRE, CS-29 HOUCK, RICHARD CHARLES, CS-20 HOUGH, PAUL GARY, CS-21 HOUREN. PATRICK JOSEPH, CS-27

HOUSER, KIM ROSS, CS-17 HOUSER, PHIL CHARLES, CS-29 HOUSH. TERENCE EMMETT, CS-01 HOY, TIMOTHY JOHN, CS-39 HOYES, MICHAEL BERTRAND, CS-29 HREBENAK, KEITH PAUL, CS-36 HRNCIR, DAVID EUGENE, CS-17 HUBERTY, PAUL GERARD, CS-08 HUDGENS, PAUL DOWD, CS-01 HUDSON, JAMES MAY, CS-08 HUDSON, ROBERT WOODROW, CS-05 HUDSON, WILLIAM DAVID, CS-31 HUDSPETH, ERNEST MONROE, JR., CS-27 HUELSKAMP, ROBERT MICHAEL, CS-36 HUERTA, JESSE ALBERT, CS-20 HUFF, CLIFFORD, CHARLES, CS-U HUFF, GEORGE WILLIAM, CS-09 HUFFMAN, GARY DAVIS, CS-39 HUFFMASTER, MARK EVERETT, CS-23 HUGHES, GARY ALAN, CS-23 HUGHES, JOSEPH EARL, CS-13 HUGHES, MARK THOMAS, CS-18 HUGHES, PETER CLARK, CS-29 HUGO, DENNIS ROBERT, CS-30 HULL. THOMAS EDWARD, CS-32 HUMPHREY, JACK DEAN JR., CS-12 HUNSUCK, DONALD EDWARD, CS-34 HUNSUCK, JOHN DAVIS JR., CS-08 HUNT, EDWARD EVERETT III, CS-33 HUNT, EDWARD RANDOLPH III, CS-35 HUNT, GREGORY MITCHELL, CS-10 HUNT, JAMES PHILLIP, CS-19 HUNT, JOHN STEPHEN, CS-05 HUNT, KENNETH RUSSELL, CS-19 HUNT, RONALD STEVEN. CS-22 HUNT, THOMAS PATRICK, CS-33 HURD. MICHAEL GEORGE, CS-18 HURDLE. KARL JOHN, CS-18 HURLEY, GEORGE DONALD, CS-33 HURLEY, TIMOTHY TERENCE, CS-01 HUST, GERALD RAY, CS-06 HUTCHISON, HUGH EDWARD, CS-32 HUTT, ROBERT SCOTT, CS-09 HYDE, JON ARLIE, CS-34 HYDE, THOMAS WILLIAM. CS-17 IDA. DAVID JOHN, CS-07 [FILL, WALTER EDWARD, CS-24 ILSE, JAMES RICHARD, CS-39 ILSENG, JON KENT, CS-22 IMES. ROBERT WENDELL II, CS-30 IMPELLIZZERI. KENNETH BRIAN, CS-32 INGERSOLL, SCOTT RICHARD, CS-06 INCLIS, JOHN CHRISTOPHER, CS-09 INGLIS, JUNIOR LEROY, CS-22 INTOCCIA, GREGORY FRANCIS, CS-08 IOTT. CHARLES DUANE, CS-05 IRELAND, ROBERT FORBES, CS-13 IRISH, PHILIP STEPHEN, CS-34 ISAACS. CHARLES BLAZE, CS-21 ISLIN, JOHN NICHOLAS III, CS-28 IVERSON, ROBERT BRUCE, CS-20 IVY, JACK LEO, CS-05 JABLONOVSKY, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-07 JACKSON. DAVID RAY, CS-28 JACKSON. GARLAND JR.. CS-32 JACKSON. JACK ARLEN JR., CS-16 JACKSON. JAMES FREDERICK, CS-38

JACKSON. JEFFRY ALAN, CS-20 JACKSON, JIMMY DALE, CS-13 JACKSON. MICHAEL CRAIG, CS-26 JACKSON. ROBERT HAROLD, CS-31 JACKSON. SCOTT CHRISTOPHER, CS-15 JACKSON. WILLIAM THOMAS JR., CS-26 JACOBS. MARK ALAN, CS-02 JACOBSEN, FREDERICK, JOHN, CS-27 JACOBSON, CHRISTOPHER PETER, CS-39 JAKLITSCH, FREDERICK LEO, CS-04 JAMES. BARRY RAY. CS-15 JAMES. DOUGLAS. CS-24 JAMES, LARRY DEAN, CS-31 JANGRAW, ROBERT JAMES, CS-01 JANIK. DANIEL JAMES, CS-29 JANISZEWSKI, ALAN MICHAEL, CS-39 JAREO, DAVID L„ CS-01 JARKA. DANIEL RICHARD. CS-35 (ARROW. SCOTT FRED, CS-33 JASKEY. ARMAS JOHN JR.. CS-22

JEANES, DENNIS PAUL. CS-16 JEFFREY. BRUCE LYNN, CS-14

JENNINGS. KENNETH RANDOLPH. CS-15 JENNINGS. WILLIAM STEPHEN. CS-40 JENSEN. CRAIG RICHARD, CS-07 JENSEN, RICHARD CHARLES, CS-01 JENSEN, SCOTT RALPH. CS-02 JERGER, MICHAEL ALAN, CS-14 JERNIGAN, JAMES SPENCER. CS-12 JEUKENS, MICHAEL LEEMAN, CS-40 JIMENEZ. JAMES ALFRED. CS-33 JOBACK, JOHN MICHAEL. CS-02 JOGERST. JOHN DONALD, CS-32 JOHNS. RAYMOND EDWARD JR.. CS-09 JOHNSON. ALAN EUGENE. CS-35 JOHNSON, ANTHONY RICHARDO, CS-10 JOHNSON, BRIAN FRANK. CS-28 JOHNSON. BRUCE GORDON. CS-01 JOHNSON. CHARLES SANDFORU JR.. CS-21 JOHNSON. CHASE JAMES, CS-33 JOHNSON, CLARK LOWELL, CS-36 JOHNSON. CURTIS WAYNE, CS-04

JOHNSON, HARLAN CARL. CS-03

532

JOHNSON, HENRY OLIVER IV, CS-34 JOHNSON, JAMES MARK, CS-03 JOHNSON, MILTON HAYNES JR., CS-18 JOHNSON, RANDALL GENE, CS-14 JOHNSON, RICHARD FULLER JR., CS-27 JOHNSON, RICHARD WAYNE JR.. CS-19 JOHNSON, ROBERT CARROLL, CS-13 JOHNSON, ROBERT DAVID. CS-30 JOHNSON, SAMUEL LAWRENCE, CS-16 JOHNSON. STERLING ANTHONY, CS-32 JOHNSON, WILLIAM CHARLES, CS-34 JOHNSTON, DANIEL PAUL, CS-24 JOHNSTON, DONALD SCOTT, CS-33 JOHNSTON. ROBERT EDWARD, CS-06 JOHNSTON. RONALD EARL. CS-34 JOHNSTON. STEPHEN ANDREW. CS-06 JOHNSTON, WALTER HENRY JR.. CS-25 JOHNSTONE, THOMAS STANLEY, CS-26 JOINER, JAY KEVIN, CS-06 JONAK, STEVEN JOSEPH, CS-25 JONES, ARTHUR LEON, CS-28 JONES, BRADLEY KEITH, CS-18 JONES, BRADLEY WILLIS, CS-12 JONES, BUDD ALLAN JR.. CS-01 JONES. CHARLES DAVID, CS-24 JONES. CLARENCE DOUGLAS JR.. CS-29 JONES, DARYL LAFAYETTE, CS-20 JONES DAVID THOMAS, CS-32 JONES, DONALD GERALD, CS-37 JONES. JEFFREY GENE, CS-24 JONES, KEVIN EDWARD. CS-03 JONES. RICHARD ASHLEY, CS-05 JONES. STEVEN MATTHIAS, CS-21 JONES. THOMAS DAVID, CS-02 JONES. TIMOTHY COOPER, CS-35 JONES, VERNON DALE, CS-06 JONES, WESLEY WILSON, CS-33 JONES. WILLIAM KEITH, CS-28 JONES, WILLIAM MICHAEL, CS-29 JORDAN, DANIEL WILLIAM III, CS-10 JORDAN, MICHAEL ALEXANDER. CS-36 JORGENSEN, STEPHEN ALBERT, CS-36 JOUAS, JAN MARC, CS-27 JOWERS, DAVID GORDON, CS-21 JOYCE, PETER STEPHEN, CS-39 JULIEN, PHILIP ALBERT, CS-15 JUMPER, GEOFFREY WILLIAM, CS-13 JUREWICZ, DONALD, CS-40 KADLEC. ROBERT PETER, CS-22 KAEDING, ROGER THEODORE, CS-07 KAHLE, DAVID PAUL, CS-08 KAILIWAT, GEORGE III, CS-18 KAIN, MARK EDWIN. CS-25 KAISER, DANIEL DONALD, CS-23 KAISER, GREGORY LEE, CS-22 KAISER, JOSEPH GERARD. CS-17 KALBACH, KEIGH, CS-25 KALFAS, NEIL WILLIAM. CS-32 KAMAE, DENNIS HOAPILI, CS-27 KAMAUFF, JOHN WILLIAM JR., CS-07 KAMPS, DANIEL KERRY, CS-29 KAMRAD, KURT MICHAEL, CS-29 KANA. THOMAS EDWARD, CS-29 KANE, JOHN PATRICK. CS-13 KANESHIRO, KEVIN SUEO, CS-25 KARGUL, MARK CRAIG, CS-03 KARSTENS. JOHN PAUL, CS-24 KARULE, RICHARD EUGENE, CS-38 KASPRZYK, STANLEY JOSEPH JR., CS-08 KATONA. JOHN JR.. CS-31 KAY, ROBERT PHILIP, CS-13 KAYLOR, KENNETH LEE. CS-38 KEANE, MICHAEL JOHN, CS-40 KEARNEY, JOHN JOSEPH, CS-30 KEARNS, WILLIAM ASBURY, CS-05 KEARY, GEORGE THEODORE JR., CS-35 KEATON, JAMES H. II. CS-26 KEELE. ROBERT MARK, CS-34 KEELS, MICHAEL ALLEN. CS-12 KEENER. DON ALLAN, CS-12 KEESE. CHARLES REX. CS-06 KEHL, RANDALL HERMAN. CS-23 KEITH, STEVEN JAMES. CS-06 KEITHCART, KERRY EDWARD. CS-09 KELLENBENCE. WAYNE HENRY, CS-32 KEI.LERHALS. PHILIP JOHN. CS-37 KELLEY. GLEN ALAN, CS-11 KELLY. BRIAN JOHN. CS-36 KELLY, BRIAN THOMAS. CS-02 KELLY. HENRY FRANCIS IV. CS-19 KELLY, KIM DWAINE, CS-09 KELLY. MARK STEPHEN. CS-14 KELLY, MICHAEL KEVIN, CS-38 KELLY. PAUL MICHAEL. CS-26 KELLY, RICHARD DENNIS, CS-15 KELLY, SEAN MICHAEL. CS-12 KELLY. TERRENCE BRIAN, CS-25 KELSO. THOMAS SEAN. CS-21 KEMP. CALVIN WILFRID. CS-33 KEMPTON. RICHARD LEE, CS-29 KENDALL. JAY ARTHUR, CS-09 KENDALL. LEONARD MELVIN, CS-07 KENDRICK. SAM JOE, CS-17 KENKEL, KEVIN GERALD. CS-13 KENNEDY. GLENN CULLIN, CS-36 KENNEDY. GREG RANDAL, CS-22 KENNEDY, KEVIN JOHN. CS-11 KENNEDY, RONALD CHARLES. CS-17 KENNEY. BRAD THOMAS, CS-08 KENNEY, MARK LEO. CS-05

KENNON. JAY GEARLD, CS-24 KENT, ROGER LYNN. CS-35

KENYON, MICHAEL JAMES. CS-20 KEOHANE, THOMAS VINCENT, CS-23 KERCHEVAL. JOSEPH BRANDON JR.. CS-39 KERR, STUART VINCENT, CS-U KERTZ, KEVIN DEAN, CS-23 KEUNE, ROGER EMMONS JR.. CS-07 KEVORK, ANDRE JOHN. CS-06 KIDD, MICHAEL SCOTT, CS-33 KIERAS, JOSEPH EDWARD. CS-11 KIJEK, KEITH ROBERT. CS-04 KILCOIN, PHILIP JAMES. CS-10 KIMMEL, CHARLES DAVID. CS-02 KINARD. SAMUEL ROBERT. CS-33 KINCANNON, CHARLES PATRICK. CS-26 KINDSCHUH, JEFFRY ALAN, CS-08 KING, CHRISTOPHER ROCHE. CS-10 KING, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-17 KING, GARY MICHAEL, CS-19 KING, MARK WILLIAMSON, CS-30

KING, RAYMOND JAMES JR., CS-24 KING, RICHARD PHILIP, CS-30 KING, STEVEN BOYD, CS-16 KING, THOMAS JAMES, CS-32 KINGSLEY, SHANNON THOMAS, CS-21 KINNEY. CRAIG GORDON, CS-23 KINNEY. PETER HARTWELL, CS-29

KINTZING, JEFFREY KEITH, CS-24 KIRCHNER, ERIC PAUL, CS-22 KIRCHOFF. RONALD ANTHONY, CS-26 KIRK, CHARLES CHADWICK. CS-25 KIRK, KEVIN DEAN, CS-09 KIRKHAM. EDWARD EARL. CS-17 KIRKHAM, RICHARD DEAN. CS-37 KIRSCHNER. GEORGE EARLE III. CS-15 KISH. DAVID BALINT, CS-08 KISS. VINCENT THOMAS. CS-38 KISSINGER. DAVID PALMER, CS-12 KISTLER, JAMES MICHAEL. CS-36 KITTLE. WILLIAM LEONARD, CS-27 KJELDGAARD, ANDREW LANCE, CS-22 KLEEMAN. EMIL JOHN. CS-14 KLEINHANS. ROBERT JEFFREY, CS-11 KLEINHEKSEL. MARK ALAN. CS-18 KLEINMAN, CRAIG ROBERT. CS-10 KLEVEN, JAY DONALD DAHL. CS-10

KLIMIS, GEORGE NICHOLAS, CS-28 KLINE. RUSSELL BROOKS. CS-21 KLINGENBERGER, KURT JUSTIN, CS-39 KLINGSHIRN. GLEN WILLIAM, CS-21 KLIZA, DENNIS MICHAEL. CS-31 KLOCKO. JOHN JOSEPH III, CS-20 KLOPP, TODD WILLIAM. CS-01 KLUCK. PETER EDWARD, CS-38 KLUCZINSKE, DAVID LEE, CS-29 KLUMP. JOSEPH EDWARD, CS-13 KLUTTZ, JOHN ROBERT JR.. CS-27 KNAPP, KENNETH DAVID, CS-25 KNAPP, KENNETH PAUL, CS-36 KNEIB. FREDERICK JOSEPH, CS-31 KNELLINGER. WILLIAM ROBERT II. CS-16 KNOLL, GEORGE BRYAN. CS-24 KNOTT, STEVEN DEAN. CS-12 KNOX, DOUGLAS CHARLES. CS-19 KNUTH. DARYL JOHN, CS-12 KOCH, THOMAS JONATHAN. CS-17 KOCH. WILLIAM FREDERICK JR., CS-29 KOCHAN1UK. MILTON MICHAEL. CS-31 KOCIAN. DONALD JOSEPH. CS-14 KOCOUREK. ELDEN JAMES, CS-36 KOECHEL. BRIAN ROBERT. CS-14 KOEHLER. KENNETH ROBERT. CS-24 KOENIG, LYLE MARLOWE. JR CS-39 KOENITZER, WILLIAM JOHN, CS-29 .

KOGLER. JAMES TERRANCE. CS-25 KOGLER, THOMAS RICHARD. CS-38 KOHL, RICHARD SCOTT. CS-30 KOHLHOFER. JEFFERY LYNN. CS-08 KOLB, DANIEL BERNARD. CS-08 KOLB. MICHAEL ANTHONY, CS-17 KOLLING. JAMES GERARD. CS-15 KOLODKA, MICHAEL ALEXANDER, CS-38 KOLODZIEJCZYK, PETER PAUL, CS-09 KONTAK. ROGER EMERY. CS-36 KOPACKA. GARY MICHAEL, CS-11 KOPE. THOMAS JAMES. CS-26 KOPPANG, SCOTT WAYNE. CS-14 KOSTER. MICHAEL CRAIG, CS-05 KOURI, JEFFREY VICTOR. CS-31 KOVATCH. THOMAS BODNAR. CS-12 KOWATCH. LEO DEAN JR.. CS-05 KOZIAR, ROBERT LEO. CS-08 KOZLOWSKI. KEVIN WALTER CS-37 KRAAK. KENNETH LEE. CS-13 KRAKOFF. RICHARD AARON. CS-20 KRAMER. KENNETH JAMES. CS-16 KRASKA. ANDREW WILLIAM CS-14 KRAUSE. NEIL THOMAS. CS-39 KRAUSER. LAWRENCE MARK CS-37 KREBSBACH, MICHAEL GENE CS-18 KREGEL, KEVIN RICHARD. CS-23 KRIER, DANIEL WALTER, CS-19 KRIES, KEITH DALE, CS-29 KR1KORIAN, STEPHEN HAIG, CS-20 KRIS1NGER. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH CS-10 KRISTENSEN. DAVID HAROLD. CS-34 KRONEBUSCH. ROBERT ALAN. CS-38 KROTT. ANDREW DAVID, CS-11 KKUK. |OHN TED, CS-14

KRUPSAW, KIM JED, CS-23 KRZEWINSKI. JOHN QUENTIN JR., CS-37 KUCFRA, JOHN NEIL, CS-11 KUDELKA, LAWRENCE, CS-31 KUEBLER, WILLIAM RAY JR., CS-29 KUEHN, JOHN MICHAEL, CS-24 KUELZ. BRUCE MITCHELL, CS-20 KUHLMANN, MARK STEVEN, CS-32 KUMPF, RICHARD LEE, CS-15 KUNKEL, DAVID PAUL, CS-08 KUPERSMITH, DOUGLAS ARNOLD, CS-17 KURLANCHEEK, BRAD, CS-30 KURTH, FREDERICK LEE, CS-31 KURTZ, JOHN ALAN, CS-08 KYLE, GARY ARTHUR, CS-30 KYSAR, KENT KIRBY, CS-21 LABARRE. EDWIN FRANK, CS-11 LACKERMANN, WILLIAM MICHAEL JR., CS-40 LACOURSE, MATTHEW JOHN, CS-32 LADE, HARRY HELMUT, CS-21 LADICK, DENNIS ROBERT, CS-05 LADNIER, RONALD RICHARD, CS-16 LAFON, RONALD COLEMAN, CS-12 LAFRANCE, ROGER JOSEPH, CS-23 LAFRENIERE, LAWRENCE LEE, CS-27 LAGUNA-BORRERO, MARCOS, CS-30 LAKE, JEFFREY WAYNE, CS-14 LALLY, KEVIN PATRICK, CS-19 LAMB. CARROLL LEROY JR.. CS-18 LAMB, JAMES WILLIAM, CS-38 LAMBERT, BRUCE KEMMERER, CS-08 LAMPUGNANO, PHILLIP VITO. CS-11 LANDMANN, DWIGHT DONALD, CS-12 LANDREE, KENNETH HERMAN JR., CS-02 LANDWEHRLE, PAUL JOSEPH, CS-35 LANE. LELAND GREGORY. CS-25 LANE, MARK RONALD, CS-22 LANE, RICHARDS EDWARD. CS-16 LANE, THOMAS ALLEN, CS-38 LANEY, RUSSELL MASON, CS-16 LANGE, THOMAS LEE, CS-07 LANKFORD. FREDERICK ALAN, CS-30 LANKFORD, MORGAN JAY, CS-03 LANNING, STEPHEN LEE, CS-29 LANNING, WILLIAM EDWARD, CS-31 LANSFORD, ERDIE OTIS II, CS-04 LAPLANTE, JAMES ZACHARY, CS-35 LARGENT, LARRY BLAKE, CS-15 LARNED, RUSS HALL, CS-04 LARSEN, GLENN JOHN, CS-08 LARSEN, JEFFREY ARTHUR, CS-03 LARSH, JEFFREY SCOTT, CS-37 LARSH, STEVEN STUART, CS-25 LARSON, JAMES BRYAN, CS-17 LARSON, KARL DEAN, CS-31 LASH, THOMAS ALLEN, CS-13 LASSUS, FRANK ALLEN, CS-13 LATENSER, RUSSELL EDWARD II, CS-37 LATHROP, LARRY WILLIAM, CS-12 LAUMANN, DONALD CARL, CS-23 LAW, LARRY ALAN, CS-27 LAWRENCE. GEOFFREY STOLTZ, CS-30 LAWRENCE, KEVIN SCOTT, CS-33 LAWRENCE, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-39 LAWSON, DAVID EUGENE, CS-27 LAWTON, DAVID JOSEPH. CS-19 LAWTON, DOUGLAS KENT, CS-06 LAYMAN, MICHAEL ALLEN, CS-06 LEACH, BUDDY CLARK II, CS-29 LEASE, LON MARTIN, CS-23 LEATHAM, DALE WADE, CS-01 LEATHERMAN, JERRY, CS-01 LEAVITT, GARY ANDREW, CS-11 LEBER, LERAY LYLE, CS-14 LEBLANC, LOUIS JOSEPH, CS-31 LEE, DOUGLAS EUGENE, CS-06 LEE, HOY DAVID, CS-09 LEE, JAMES WHALEY, CS-35 LEE, JOHN ELMORE JR., CS-25 LEE, LAWRENCE EDWARD, CS-11 LEE, LYMAN ANTHONY JR„ CS-13 LEE, MICHAEL DESMOND, CS-04 LEE, MONTGOMERY ALAN, CS-06 LEE, WILLIAM CHARLES, CS-17 LEEPER, JEFFREY WHITE. CS-34 LEER, DOUGLAS ALAN, CS-37 LEFTWICH, DREW ALEXANDER, CS-26 LEGG, STEVEN KENNETH, CS-36 LEGGETT, MICHAEL JOHN, CS-39 LEGURSKY, JOHN WESLEY, CS-12 LEHMAN, RICHARD MARGRAVE, CS-19 LEIBBRAND, DOUGLAS CRAIG, CS-10 LEINBACH, KEVIN EDWARD, CS-09 LEINBACH, RICHARD ASHENFELTER, CS-08

LEJA, DOUGLAS ANTHONY, CS-22 LELI, LOUIS JAMES, CS-04 LEMELIN, EDWARD EMILE, CS-13 LEMMER, PETER LOUIS, CS-36 LENGENFELDER, DOUGLAS ROBERT, CS-34 LENGYEL, DAVID ALAN, CS-17 LENTZ, DANIEL PATRICK, CS-24 LENZ, PETER RALPH, CS-26 LEONARD, STEVEN DOUGLAS, CS-27 LEONE, MICHAEL, CS-07 LEONG, ERICK, CS-11 LEPISTO, JOHN WALLACE, CS-20 LEPPER, STEVEN JOSEPH, CS-36 LEPTRONE, JEFFREY LEE, CS-10 LEROY, WILLIAM WOLF, CS-15 LESSEL, ERWIN FRANCIS III, CS-11

LESTER, KOLIN WADE, CS-39 LEUPP. DAVID GENE, CS-19 LEURQUIN, FRANCIS JOSEPH JR., CS-36 LEUSCHEN, DALE ELMER, CS-01 LEUTHAUSER, PAUL RICHARD. CS-14 LEUTHOLD, MARK ALAN, CS-16 LEUTZE, MICHAEL SCOTT, CS-40 LEVELL, EDWARD ANDREW III, CS-10 LEVENHAGEN, MICHAEL ALAN, CS-39 LEVINE, JOHN CLIFFORD, CS-38 LEVY, PAUL DON, CS-21 LEWIS, GREGORY WENDELL, CS-36 LEWIS, JAMES CALVIN, CS-16 LEWIS, JEFFREY RICHARD, CS-08 LEWIS, JOHN TIMOTHY, CS-06 LEWIS, MICHAEL LANSING, CS-37 LEWIS. THOMAS EARL, CS-31 LEWIS, WILLIAM LEE JR., CS-17 LIARD, SCOTT ROBERT, CS-23 LIBY, GAYLORD HAL, CS-13 LIEDERBACH, JEFFREY THOMAS, CS-19 LIEFER, RANDALL KEITH, CS-05 LIENTZ, MICHAEL EUGENE, CS-02 LIERLEY, MICHAEL BRENT, CS-11 LIGHT, KENNETH JOHN, CS-13 LILLY, DAVID WAYNE, CS-22 LIN, VICTOR CHIEN YUNG, CS-13 LINARES, RICARDO CARLOS, CS-12 LIND, MARCUS REED, CS-21 LINDBLOM, BRUCE ALLEN, CS-19 LINDELL, ERNEST BRIAN, CS-20 LINDELL, JAY HOMER, CS-12 LINDNER, BLAKE FOSTER, CS-06 LINDSAY, CHARLES LAWRENCE, CS-04 .

LINDSAY, MICHAEL LEROY, CS-07 LINDSLEY, MARC HOWARD, CS-31 LINHOF, ERIC THEO, CS-30 LIOTTA, PETER HEARNS, CS-27 LIPPERT, DAVID ROBERT, CS-25 LISHKO, MARK SCOTT, CS-29 LISI, STEPHEN SCOTT, CS-07 LITTLE, ROBERT CHARLES, CS-02 LIVIE, BRIAN KEITH, CS-25

LIVINGSTON, ROBERT DALE JR., CS-18 LLOYD, BRIAN PATRICK, CS-29 LOBECK, KURT GREGORY, CS-12 LOCHER, MARK ALBERT, CS-28 LOCKE, BRUCE ALAN, CS-24 LOCKHART, GREGORY LEE, CS-20 LOCKHART, RONALD JAMES, CS-40 LOCKHART, STEPHEN JOSEPH, CS-02 LOCKIE, THOMAS RAY, CS-25 LOCKLEAR, KIRBY RAYE, CS-33 LOERAKKER, STEVEN FREDERICK, CS-32 LOEGREN, STEVEN THOMAS, CS-31 LOGAN, JOHN PATRICK, CS-06 LOGAN, THOMAS EDWARD, CS-17 LOKEY, BURKE PITTMAN JR., CS-29 LOMBARDT, ALAN, CS-40 LONCZAK, DAVID WALTER, CS-07 LONDON, DAVID GARY, CS-19 LONERGAN, KEVIN RALPH, CS-10 LONG, CYRIL STEVEN, CS-05 LONG, LESLIE JAMES, CS-39 LONG, LORIN CLARK, CS-16 LONG, RICHARD RUGEL, CS-27 LONG, RONALD MILES, CS-31 LONGORIA, MICHAEL ALLEN, CS-15 LONGWILL, BRIAN GRANT, CS-32 LOONEY, STEVEN JEFFRES, CS-05 LOPEZ, DERICK WATANABE, CS-16 LOPEZ, MANUEL JOSEPH, CS-19 LORD, STEPHEN MICHAEL, CS-32 LORD, WILLIAM THOMAS, CS-26 LORENZ, FREDERICK STEPHEN, CS-21 LORENZEN, GARY LEE, CS-01 LOSKILL, JAMES ROBERT, CS-11

LOTT, CALVIN ROY JR., CS-31 LOUIE, CHARLES RICHARD JR., CS-04 LOUNSBERRY, SCOTT HEADLEE, CS-33 LOVELADY, CRAIG DEAN, CS-08 LOVENBURY, SCOTT MARCUS, CS-02 LOVERRO, DOUGLAS LEE, CS-05 LOVETT, FRED DALE, CS-10 LOWE, JAMES KENNETH, CS-31 LOWE, LON DAVID, CS-23 LOWERY, STEPHEN MANN, CS-30 LUCAL, RICHARD ALAN, CS-38 LUCHTE, MARK WILLIAM, CS-14 LUCKETT, LAWRENCE WILLIAM, CS-02 LUDKE, JERRY ALAN, CS-28 LUENA, RICHARD AUGUSTUS, CS-33 LUHRS, RICHARD ARTHUR. CS-22 LUJAN, BRUCE EVERETT, CS-21 LUKASIK, MARK JOSEPH, CS-23 LUM, DAMON NEAL, CS-07 LUND, ERIC HALE, CS-39 LUND, JOHN LEONARD JR., CS-21 LUNDY, LEO CLAYTON, CS-35 LUNGER, RAYMOND RICHARD JR„ CS-24 LUPONE, STEVEN GREGORY, CS-01 LUSTIG, DONALD, CS-35 LUUKKONEN, WILLIAM JON, CS-15 LYLE, HARRON VON, CS-02 LYNN, NICHOLAS BRADLEY, CS-07 LYNN, ROBERT WAYNE, CS-20 LYONS, RICHARD CURTIS JR„ CS-03 MACGILVRA, JOHN EVAN, CS-02 MACHADO, KENNETH RONALD JR„ CS-32 MACHINA, JONATHAN ANDREW, CS-21

MACKEY, PHILIP JR., CS-19 MACKLIN, JOSEPH, DAVID JR., CS-29 MACKLIN, WINFRED HARDY JR., CS-21 MACKNESS, MICHAEL DONALD. CS-38 MACLELLAN, JOHN ANDREW, CS-17 MACPHERSON, BRUCE EARL, CS-16 MACURDY, ERIC SCOT, CS-12 MADELEN, GEORGE MICHAEL, CS-21 MADERA, PAUL SCOTT, CS-40 MADISON, HUGH BARRY, CS-01 MADSEN, DAVID ALAN, CS-11 MADSEN, NORBERT, CS-37 MADSON, PAUL JEFFREY, CS-16 MAGEE, DONALD WESLEY, CS-16 MAGNUS, RONALD NORMAN, CS-22 MAHAFFEY, BRUCE STEVEN, CS-38 MAHAR, MICHAEL THOMAS, CS-11 MAHER, DAVID JAMES, CS-33 MAHER, WILLIAM MICHAEL, CS-01 MAHONEY, STEPHEN PATRICK, CS-17 MAIER, MARTIN EDWARD, CS-21 MAILLARD, MICHAEL MILTON, CS-02 MAIN, JEFFERY DARRELL, CS-33

MAJOR, WILLIAM SENECA III, CS-01 MAKUTA, JOHN MICHAEL III, CS-40 MALCOLM, JOHN FRANCIS, CS-03 MALLARY, THOMAS CHARLES, CS-33 MALLERY, CARL JOHN, CS-34 MALLO, EDSON PAMITTAN, CS-25 MALONE, TIMOTHY GOLDSBORO, CS-35 MALTZ, IRA BENJAMIN, CS-22 MAMUZICH, KELVIN ANTHONY, CS-13 MANCUSI, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-06 MANDIS, GEORGE DANIEL, CS-26 MANDT, GREGORY ALAN, CS-19 MANDZIARA, JAMES JOSEPH, CS-10 MANGAN, JOHN WILLIAM III, CS-15 MANGL1CMOT, ERNEST GREGORY, CS-15 MANGOLD, MICHAEL EUGENE, CS-34 MANLEY, JAMES EDWARD, CS-30 MANNING, DARREL WESLEY, CS-24 MANNING, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-22 MANNING, TERRY HOWARD. CS-19 MANOLAS, THEODORE JAMES JR., CS-09 MANSFIELD, ROBERT ARTHUR JR., CS-02 MANSFIELD. ROBERT GREER, CS-07 MANSON, HAROLD CRAIG, CS-26 MANTEL RICKY ALAN, CS-34 MANTZ, MICHAEL ROY, CS-29 MAPES, PETER BLAKESLEE, CS-36 MAPLE, JAMES SCOTT, CS-28 MARCH, BRUCE HAROLD, CS-11 MARCHINO, JOSEPH MAURICE II, CS-31 MARCKESANO. PATRICK JOHN, CS-01 MARG, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-21 MARIACA-FELLMAN, LUIS, CS-04 MARINELLO, THOMAS JOHN. CS-31 MARKL, DAVID CHARLES, CS-29 MARKOW, MICHAEL STEPHEN, CS-02 MARLIN, ROBERT THOMAS, CS-28 MARLOWE, JAMES DOUGLAS, CS-18 MARPLE, PETER KENT, CS-12 MARQUARDT, JOE HENRY, CS-39 MARQUEZ, STEVEN LYNN, CS-11 MARSH, CLARENCE TALMAGE III, CS-19 MARSH, GEORGE STEPHEN, CS-12 MARSHALL, ROBERT KENT, CS-25 MARSHALL, WILLIAM CROSBY, CS-11 MARSTON, GREGORY LINDABURY, CS-07 MARTFL, NORMAN LEO, CS-35 MARTELLE, GUY LAVERNE, CS-12 MARTIN, ALAN THOMAS, CS-15 MARTIN, CHAL ARNOLD, CS-21 MARTIN, DANIEL PERRY, CS-15 MARTIN, DAVID FRANKLIN, CS-28 MARTIN, GARY JOHN, CS-34 MARTIN, JAMES RAYMOND, CS-09 MARTIN, JOEL HARTON III, CS-14 MARTIN. KEVIN MARCEL, CS-29 MARTIN, TIMOTHY STEVEN, CS-22 MARTIN, WILLIAM RICHARD JR., CS-04 MARTINELLI, MICHAEL ARTHUR, CS-39 MARTINEZ, EDMUND HENRY, CS-32 MARTINEZ, PETE JR., CS-17 MARTINEZ, RANDY JOE, CS-39 MARTORANO, MATTHEW FRANK, CS-24 MARUSAK, KARL HOWARD, CS-31 MASHL, JOHN PERRY, CS-22 MASKOWITZ, JAMES VICTOR, CS-33 MASON, DAVID DEAN, CS-35 MASON, JERRY JEROME, CS-22 MASON. LINWOOD ]R„ CS-37 MASON, ROBERT WADE, CS-07 MASON, WILLIAM JEFFREY, CS-20 MASONIS, JEROME FELIX II, CS-25 MASSE, RICHARD ARTHUR, CS-22 MASSEY, ROBERT EDWARD, CS-30 MASTIN, DARRELL GLENN, CS-12 MATCHECK, DEAN FREDERIC, CS-26 MATHEWS, BARTLEY JAMES, CS-19 MATHEWS, STEPHEN ALLEN. CS-06 MATHEWS, THOMAS PHILIP III, CS-25 MATRKA, MICHAEL, CS-14 MATSEN, STEPHEN RALPH, CS-07 MATTE, WILLIAM JOSEPH, CS-05 MATTERN, KENNETH GERARD, CS-20 MATTHEWS, DAVID LEE, CS-02 MATTHEWS, MARK TAYLOR, CS-11 MATTINGLY, GORDON DUANE, CS-36 MATTSON, MICHAEL ALAN, CS-24

MATTSON, ROY MICHAEL, CS-16 MATTUSKI. JOSEPH CHESTER JR., CS-07 MATTY, JERE JOSEPH, CS-03 MATZ, JON ALLAN, CS-10 MAUST, DENNIS RAY, CS-01 MAXON, STUART BRIAN, CS-04 MAXWELL, RICHARD MAURICE, CS-30 MAY, DAVID WADE, CS-14 MAY, MARK DANOVER, CS-22 MAYER, DAVID PAUL, CS-24 MAYER, JEFFREY ALAN, CS-18 MAYNARD, JOEL RAY, CS-03 MAYS, WILLIAM BERNARD, CS-08 MAZUROWSKI, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-18 MAZUROWSKI, JOHN EDWARD, CS-22 MCADAMS, ROBERT CHARLES, CS-09 MCALEAR, ROONEY ALAN, CS-06 MCALISTER, DAVID LEE JR., CS-20 MCANULTY, JAMES, CS-06 MCBRIDE, GEORGE EDWARD III, CS-02 MCBRIDE, PHILIP HENRY, CS-14 MCCABE, THOMAS MATTHEW, CS-04 MCCAFFERTY, JOHN CORNELIUS, CS-27 MCCAFFERTY, THOMAS PATRICK, CS-37 MCCAFFRY, PATRICK KENNETH, CS-17 MCCARTHY, HOWARD ALAN, CS-15 MCCARTHY, JAMES LAURENCE, CS-16 MCCARTHY, THOMAS ALAN, CS-12 MCCARTNEY, DAVID ROBERT, CS-21 MCCARTY, STEPHAN GERARD, CS-07 MCCASLAND, WILLIAM NEIL, CS-35 MCCAUSLAND, CHARLES WARREN, CS-06 MCCHESNEY, DONALD JAMES, CS-02 MCCHESNEY, JEFFREY ALAN, CS-10 MCCLELLEN, GERALD DAVID, CS-04 MCCOLLUM, MACK KEITH, CS-31 MCCOMB, SCOTT AARON, CS-02 MCCORKLE, CHARLES SCHUYLER, CS-04 MCCORMACK, JOHN BLAISE, CS-01 MCCORMACK, MICHAEL RAYMOND, CS-18 MCCORMACK, MILES EDWARD. CS-18 MCCOWN, THOMAS MICHAEL, CS-32 MCCRAW, GREGORY MARSHALL, CS-32 MCCULLOUGH, WALTER SCOTT, CS-05 MCCUNE, DONALD LEE JR., CS-33 MCCURDY, TIMOTHY MYLES, CS-32 MCDAVID, GEOFFREY KENT, CS-24 MCDERMOTT, BRUCE BURNHAM, CS-32 MCDONALD, DANN CORY, CS-40 MCDONALD, MICHAEL JOHN, CS-22 MCDONALD, MICHAEL JOSEPH, CS-36 MCELROY, RONALD DAVID, CS-25 MCELWEE, JOHN DAVID, CS-27 MCELWEE, MICHAEL JAMES, CS-13 MCFADDIN, DAVID WADE, CS-03 MCFARLANE, GERALD JOHN JR„ CS-35 MCFETRIDGE, JAMES KENNETH, CS-25 MCGEE, CHARLES DENNIS, CS-10 MCGEE, CHARLES MICHAEL, CS-18 MCGEE, JOHN DONALD, CS-02 MCGEE, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-28 MCGEE, ROBERT ERWIN, CS-05 MCGEEHAN, MARK CHARLES, CS-06 MCGHEE, ROBERT MAYO, CS-18 MCGINLEY, DANIEL CASE, CS-04 MCGINLEY, JAMES FRANCIS, CS-09 MCGINNIS, MICHAEL SCOTT, CS-22 MCGINTY, MICHAEL BRIAN, CS-26 MCGOVERN. THOMAS LEO III, CS-31 MCGRATH, DANIEL TIMOTHY, CS-40 MCGRATH, ROBERT NICHOLAS, CS-37 MCGRAW, DANNY LEE, CS-16 MCGREAL, ROBERT MICHAEL, CS-25 MCGUIRE, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-24 MCGUIRE, MICHAEL LENNON, CS-24 MCHENRY, CHARLES STUART, CS-01 MCILVAIN, THOMAS ROBERT, CS-29 MCINTEE, JAMES WILLIAM JR., CS-37 MCINTIRE, BRETT RONALD, CS-19 MCINTIRE, EDWARD JOHN, CS-09 MCINTIRE, PAUL, CS-34 MCKAY, DAVID BRIAN, CS-02 MCKAY, KENNETH EARL JR., CS-11 MCKENNA, MICHAEL HARRY, CS-26 MCKENNEY, DAVID GENE, CS-22 MCKENZIE, DANIEL KENNETH JR., CS-04 MCKENZIE, DAVID LEE, CS-08 MCKINNEY, DAVID KEITH, CS-26 MCKINNIS, KENDALL ANDERSON, CS-30 MCKINNON, FRANK BRUCE, CS-40 MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN SCOT, CS-07 MCLAUGHLIN, JOSEPH ROBERT, CS-05 MCLAUGHLIN, MICHAEL BRENDAN, CS-15 MCLEAN, TIMOTHY RICHARD, CS-38 MCLFRAN, DAVID PATRICK, CS-10 MCLUCAS, DANIEL STEPHEN, CS-19 MCMAHON, ANDREW THOMAS, CS-28 MCMAHON, ROBERT HOWARD, CS-08 MCMILLIE, MICHAEL GEORGE, CS-17 MCNAIR, MARK ASA, CS-15 MCNALLY, RICHARD EDWARD, CS-24 MCNAMARA, JAMES CHARLES, CS-02 MCNAMARA, STEPHEN JOSEPH, CS-38 MCNEAL, ROBERT KIRK, CS-10 MCNEELY, LANNY BURTON, CS-03 MCNEIL, DANIEL LOUIS, CS-18 MCNEILL, DAVID FRANKLIN JR., CS-23

MCNEILL, RODNEY JAMES, CS-19 MCNIEL, ROBERT GRANT, CS-25 MCNULTY, JOHN BENJAMIN JR., CS-03

534

MCPEAK, RANDALL HOWARD, CS-22 MCPHERSON, SYDNEY GEORGE JR., CS-17 MCREYNOLDS, JAMES CLIFTON JR., CS-07 MCROBERTS, WADE EDWARD, CS-31 MCSEVENEY, ROBERT GORDON JR., CS-18 MCVAY, PATRICK ALAN, CS-16 MCVINNEY, PAUL DONOVAN, CS-15 MEAKINS, MARK KEVIN, CS-38 MEEHAN, DAVID JAMES JR.. CS-32 MEENAN, BRIAN PATRICK, CS-15 MEINHOLD, PAUL HENRY, CS-38 MEISELWITZ, TERRY SCOTT, CS-33 MEISER, GARY RICHARD, CS-12 MEISETSCHLEAGER, WARNIE F. JR., CS-11

MELARAGNO, JEFFREY JOSEPH, CS-33 MELIM, PETER BRIAN, CS-35 MELLOTT, KENNETH WAYNE, CS-21 MENDOZA, FRANK REMEDIOS, CS-32 MENZIE, KENNETH PAUL, CS-22 MERRIAM, STEPHEN DONALD, CS-36 MERRICK, WILLIAM THOMAS III, CS-12 MERRILL, DAVID LECKEMBY, CS-26 MERRYMAN, PITT MCLANE, CS-40 MERSCHEN, WILLIAM LOUIS, CS-32 MESHAY, MICHAEL LEE, CS-20 MESNARD, DANNY JO, CS-30 METS, JOSEPH STANLEY, CS-05 METTLER, BRIAN CLINTON, CS-40 METZGER, DOUGLAS CHARLES, CS-17 METZLER, WILLIAM DEE, CS-04 MEWBORN, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-23 MEYER, AUSTEN CHARLES, CS-39 MEYER, CARL EDWARD, CS-37 MEYER, FRANK STEPHEN, CS-28 MEYER, HOWARD ROBERT JR., CS-22 MEYER, JAMES ANTHONY, CS-40 MEYER, JOHN STEVEN, CS-18 MEYER, RANDELL SCOTT, CS-04 MEYERS, JOHN KEITH, CS-16 MEYERS, MARK JOSEPH, CS-31 MEZA, ALPHONSO JR., CS-12 MICALIZZI, JOHN, CS-30 MICHAEL, RAYMOND DONALD JR., CS-01 MICHELS, JOHN JOSEPH JR., CS-16 MICHELS, STEPHEN WADE, CS-07 MICKELSON, DAVID HENRY, CS-29 MIDDLETON, RICK LINN, CS-21 MIKA, WAYNE STEPHEN, CS-26 MIKULA, DANIEL JOSEPH, CS-06 MILLAR, BRUCE ROBERT, CS-38 MILLER, BARRY JOSEPH, CS-12 MILLER, DALE EDWARD, CS-03 MILLER, DAVID ROBERT, CS-34 MILLER, DENNIS JAMES, CS-20 MILLER, DOUGLAS CARL, CS-25 MILLER, EDWARD ROBERT JR., CS-26 MILLER, GREGORY DUNCAN, CS-38 MILLER, GREGORY JAMES, CS-27 MILLER, GREGORY RALPH, CS-04 MILLER, JAMES ALLEN, CS-18 MILLER, JAMES MORGAN JR., CS-12 MILLER, JEFFREY ALLEN, CS-02 MILLER, JERRY FRANKLIN, CS-26 MILLER, JOHN GREGORY, CS-40 MILLER, KENNETH JOSEPH, CS-18 MILLER, MARK DAVID, CS-31 MILLER. MICHAEL PRESTON, CS-25 MILLER, PAUL JEFFREY, CS-36 MILLER, SCOTT GREGORY, CS-36 MILLER, STEPHEN JAMES, CS-10 MILLER, WESLEY ALAN, CS-37 MILLICAN, MARC JOSEPH, CS-13 MILLICAN, THOMAS NATHANAEL, CS-36 MILLIGAN, JAMES MORRISON JR.. CS-37 MILLIKEN, CHARLES S„ CS-34 MILLS, BRYON MARCUS, CS-07 MILLS, RAYMOND GILBERT, CS-35 MILODRAGOVICH, CHRISTOPHER NIC, CS-21 MILOT, WILLIAM PAUL, CS-39 MILSTEAD, HOWARD JAMES, CS-30 MILWAY, JEFFREY DEAN, CS-36 MINER, MARTIN JAE, CS-08 MINER, TIMOTHY HAROLD, CS-05 MINKINOW, TED H., CS-38 MINSTER, SETH NORMAN, CS-08 MINTZ, DAVID LEON, CS-17 MINTZ, RICHARD BARRON, CS-18 MITCHELL, CHARLES STEPHEN, CS-04 MITCHELL, DAVID PAUL LUTHER, CS-33 MITCHELL, MICHAEL JOSEPH, CS-03 MITCHELL, VERNER DEVONE, CS-37 MITTELSTADT, GARY HAROLD, CS-08 MITTENZWEI, RONALD TIMOTHY, CS-06 MIYAMOTO, JIMMY, CS-09 MLINAR, MITCHELL JAMES, CS-04 MOFFETT. BRADLEY LINCOLN, CS-17 MOHAR, ROBERT KEVIN, CS-38 MOHNSSEN, STEVEN R., CS-03 MOHYLSKY, PETER ALAN, CS-23 MOISIO, PATRICK JACOB, CS-31 MOL, JOHN HENRY, CS-37 MOLTER, ROBERT JOSEPH, CS-37 MONAHAN, JACK EDWARD, CS-40 MONAHAN, JAMES EDWARD JR., CS-22 MONGILLO, ROBERT JOHN, CS-40 MONROE, WILLIAM ROSS, CS-15 MONSON, LEE DOUGLAS, CS-30 MONTALTO, CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH, CS-15

MONTEITH, KEITH GEORGE, CS-04 MONTGOMERY, GARY LEE, CS-03

MONTGOMERY. MONTY WADE, CS-33 MONTOYA, CARLOS, CS-23 MONTOYA, JOHN WESLEY. CS-22 MOORE, DANNY LEE, CS-08 MOORE, DONALD CYRIL, CS-15 MOORE, EDWARD CRAIG, CS-03 MOORE, HARRELL MAC II, CS-09 MOORE, JEFFREY ALAN. CS-18 MOORE, JOHN THOMAS, CS-01 MOORE, MICHAEL MARC, CS-26 MOORE, RICHARD MCCREA, CS-13 MOORE, SCOTT LINDSEY, CS-31 MOOSE, WILLIAM JEFFERY, CS-28 MORA, CHRISTOPHER RUDY, CS-40 MORAN, CHARLES LEE JR., CS-27 MOREL, RONALD RAYMOND, CS-17 MORELLI, PAUL ANTHONY, CS-14 MORGAN, CHARLES ARTHUR. CS-08 MORGAN, DARRELL LEA, CS-40 MORGAN, GEORGE ROSE III, CS-14 MORGAN, JACK EUGENE JR., CS-08

MORGAN, JOHN JAY, CS-23 MORGAN, KEVIN JAMES, CS-16 MORGAN, MARK EDWARD. CS-18 MORGAN, RONALD GEORGE, CS-23 MORLEY, EDWARD PATRICK JR., CS-14 MORLOCK, KEITH MARTIN, CS-16 MOROZE, MICHAEL LAWRENCE, CS-20 MORRILL, FREDERICK SCOTT, CS-33 MORRIS, DOUGLAS DWANE, CS-15 MORRIS, GUY RICHARD, CS-07 MORRIS, STEVEN JEROME, CS-10 MORRIS, THOMAS JOSEPH, CS-07 MORRIS, WILLIAM CRANSTON, CS-26 MORRISON, JERRY, CS-24 MORRISSETTE, MICHAEL CRAIG, CS-25 MORROW, DAVID LEWIS JR., CS-21 MORT, THOMAS CHRISTOPHER, CS-20 MORTE, DAVID ROBERT, CS-03 MORTON, LAWRENCE BRUCE, CS-37 MORTON, THOMAS FREDERICK, CS-06 MOSCHGAT, JAMES EDWARD, CS-32 MOSER, CRAIG STEVEN, CS-39 MOULTON, HAROLD WILLIAM II, CS-36 MOULTON, JOHN RANDOLPH II, CS-20 MOUNTAIN, THOMAS JAMES, CS-23 MOWERY, DOUGLAS LEE, CS-15 MOY, WAY PING, CS-37 MOYE, AUTHUR LEE, JR., CS-36 MSALL, WENDEL JOSEPH JR., CS-04 MUCKENTHALER, THOMAS VERNON, CS-09 MUDD, JOSEPH FRANCIS JR., CS-09 MUEHL, MARK, CS-12 MUELLER, DON ROBERT, CS-32 MUELLER, STEPHEN PAUL, CS-37 MUHLENBERG, BARRY VINCENT KRES, CS-04 MUHLENBERG, MARK CLINTON KRESS, CS-27 MUIR, DUFF ANTHONY, CS-15 MULHERN, THOMAS PATRICK. CS-17 MULLADY, MICHAEL, CS-15 MULLEN, DAVID CRAIG, CS-03 MULLENNEX, MICHAEL LEE, CS-24 MULLIGAN, GEOFFREY CRAIG, CS-24 MULLINS, DANNY DALE. CS-11 MUMBY, JAMES JOSEPH JR., CS-30 MUMM, DOUGLAS ARNOLD, CS-34 MUNCY, RANDALL GAIL, CS-04 MUNDAY, MITCHELL SUTTON, CS-27

MUNDELEIN, TEDDY OTTO ]R„ CS-31 MUNGLE, STEVEN WAYNE, CS-22 MUN1E, KIM RONALD. CS-21 MURAKAMI, MICHAEL GIBSON, CS-25 MURDOCH, STEPHEN DOUGLAS, CS-38 MURN, ALVIN JOSEPH, CS-40 MURPHY, DANIEL RICHARD JR., CS-32 MURPHY, EDWARD FRANCIS, CS-27 MURPHY, GARY GENE, CS-16 MURPHY, GENE BERNARD, CS-08 MURPHY, ROBERT JAMES, CS-05 MURPHY, WILLIAM KIM, CS-34 MURRA, CRAIG LEE, CS-38 MURRAY, JAMES PATRICK, CS-36 MURRAY, JAMES RAYMOND, CS-19 MURRAY, RICHARD DAVID JUNIOR, CS-23 MURRY, CURTIS R„ CS-09 MURTARI, JOHN, CS-21 MUSCATELL, JAMES JOHN JR., CS-38 MUSIC, PAUL DAMIAN, CS-01 MUSICK, WILLIAM CHRISS 2ND, CS-02 MUTTILATNEN, MARK ANTHONY, CS-19 MUUS, JOSEPH RICHARD, CS-07 MUZKIZ, MELCHOR EL VIE, CS-24 MYERS, ALLEN GARVER, CS-13 MYERS, DOUGLAS ALLEN, CS-38 MYERS, ERIC KEVIN, CS-04 NABER, DAVID GERALD, CS-24 NAGY, DALE ALEXANDER, CS-21 NAKAYAMA, DAVID TOMIO, CS-34 NASH. CHARLES WILLIAM JR., CS-31 NAULT, GARY DAVID, CS-20 NAVE, MICHAEL KARL, CS-10 NEAVILL, DAVID CLARK, CS-33 NEEDHAM, THEODORE EARLE III CS-06 NEEDLER, DANIEL ANDREW, CS-22 NEEDS, RICHARD CHARLES, CS-16 NEELY, WESLEY, WILLINGHAM CS-10 NEICE, MARK WILLIAM, CS-10 NELSEN, DONALD ANDREW, CS-13 NELSON, BRUCE MINTON, CS-02 NELSON, DAVID ALEXANDER, CS-35

NELSON. JAMES LATHAM, CS-21 NELSON. NORMAN HOWARD, CS-37 NELSON. PHILIP EUGENE. CS-37 NELSON. SIGSBEE JOHN BERNARD, CS-39 NELSON. STEVEN JESSOR, CS-19 NEMETH. GREGORY STEPHEN, CS-23 NERGE. DONALD WILLIAM, CS-30 NEUBAUER, JOHN AUGUST II, CS-35 NEUMANN, JOSEPH MARTIN, CS-37 NEUMEISTER, JAMES ALLAN, CS-31 NEVERS, RALPH DILLINGHAM, CS-16 NEVIN, MICHAEL BARRIE, CS-34 NEVIUS, WILLIAM, CS-01 NEW. LARRY DEAN, CS-01 NEW, TERRY LEE. CS-31 NEWBOLD, STEPHEN EARL. CS-34 NEWLIN, DOUGLAS MILES, CS-27 NEWMAN, LAURENCE BRASELMAN, CS-40 NEWMAN. RICHARD LAWRENCE, CS-06 NEWSOM, RONALD RUSS, CS-26 NEWSTAD, THEODORE MICHAEL, CS-32 NEWSTROM, DALE ROBERT, CS-39 NEWTON, RICHARD DANA, CS-32 NEWTON, RICHARD YATES III, CS-36 NEWTON. TERRY JOHN, CS-07 NICHELSON, BRIAN JOHN, CS-11 NICHOLLS, CHARLES HOWARD, CS-21 NICHOLS, GARY WARREN, CS-16 NICHOLS, JOHN FREDERICK, CS-18 NICHOLS, KELLY MICHAEL, CS-18 NICHOLS. MICHAEL EDWARD, CS-37 NICHOLS, TOBIAS COLE, CS-04 NICHOLS. WILLIAM LEWIS. CS-26 NICI, ROSARIO, CS-10 NICKEL. STEPHEN BLANE, CS-08 NIEDZWIECKI, ROBERT, CS-16 NIELSEN, DAVID CLARENCE, CS-28 NIELSEN, MARK ANDREW, CS-40 N1EMEYER. JOSEPH BERNARD. CS-26 NIEZEN-SARMIENTO, GUILLERMO E., CS-21 NIEZEN, ALEJANDRO JORGE, CS-23 NIGRO, PETER JOHN, CS-17 NILAND, PETER JOSEPH JR., CS-38 NISSING, WENDELL LLOYD, CS-37 NIXON. MARK ALLEN, CS-32 NIXON. PENNY ROSS, CS-36 NORD. ROBERT ARNOLD, CS-39 NORDGREN, CARL RICHARD, CS-39 NORMAN, DANIEL THOMAS, CS-29 NORMAN, ROBERT WAILES JR., CS-31 NORRIS, DAVID CARL, CS-01 NORRIS. JOHNNIE ETHEL JR CS-23 NORRIS, MICHAEL ANTHONY, CS-10 NORRIS, MICHAEL PETER, CS-27 NORRIS, WILLIS CRAIG, CS-30 NORTON. BRADLEY GENE, CS-29 NORTON, STEVEN RAY, CS-19 NOTESTEIN, JOHN ANDREW II, CS-26 NOVOTNY, DONALD DUANE, CS-26 NOWAK, MICHAEL JAMES, CS-28 NUCKOLLS, NORMAN LEE II, CS-20 NUNEZ. ANTHONY CHARLES, CS-09 NUTT. VICTOR LEE III, CS-14 NUYTTEN, ALAN JOSEPH. CS-20 NUZZO, CARL WALL, CS-33 NYLUND, DONOVAN WAYNE, CS-39 OAKES, MICHAEL ROY, CS-17 OBERNDORFER, JOHN CLIFTON, CS-25 OBRIEN. PATRICK TIBFRIO, CS-01 OCONNELL, PETER FRANCIS IV, CS-03 OCONNOR, HARRIS CHARLES, CS-05 ODDONETTO, DAVID ARTHUR, CS-06 ODIORNE, STEPHEN CANNON, CS-38 ODONNELL, JOHN CHARLES, CS-40 OELRICH, MICHAEL JAMES, CS-01 OGRINZ. RUSSELL ANDREW, CS-08 OHLER, PETER CARL, CS-01 OLEKSY. ROBERT JOSEPH, CS-35 OLINGER, DALE KENT, CS-10 OL1NCER, JEFFREY JOHN, CS-28 OLIVER. EDWARD CARLE, CS-13 OLIVER, TIMOTHY ABEL, CS-37 OLMSTEAD. BRUCE ROBERT, CS-02 OLSEN. KARL RICHARD, CS-31 OLSON. DAVID WILLIAM. CS-05 OLSON, MARK STEVEN, CS-03 OLTMAN, CHARLES BURKE, CS-30 OLYNICK, DONALD BRYCE, CS-12 OMAHEN, JOHN CLAYTON, CS-20 OMALLEY, JOHN DENNIS. CS-09 OMARA. JOHN KEVIN, CS-26 ONEIL, JAMES WILLIAM JR., CS-10 ONEIL, JOHN PATRICK, CS-02 ONEILL. JOHN CHARLES. CS-03 OPEL, STEPHEN WILLIAM, CS-27 OPP. GILBERT MELVIN JR., CS-15 ORBAN. KENNETH DANIEL, CS-18 ORTEGA, LORENZO III. CS-23 ORTIZ, DAVID, CS-24 ORTIZ, VINCENTE, CS-36 OSBORNE, STEVEN RICHARD. CS-40 OSGOOD, RICHARD NEAL. CS-28 OSHAUCHNESSY. KEVIN. CS-14 OSLER, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, CS-18 OSMERS, MICHAEL ROBERT, CS-38 OSTDIEK, PAUL HUBERT, CS-21 OSTROWSKI. DALE ROBERT, CS-27 OSWALD, JEFFREY SYLVAN. CS-03 OTERO, THEODORE MANDERFIELD II, CS-15 OTOMO, MICHAEL, CS-40 ,

OTOOLE. KEVIN JOHN, CS-08 OTTE, TERRY STEVEN, CS-26 OUELLET, STEVEN FRANCIS, CS-12 OWEN, DAVID LAWRENCE, CS-06 OWEN, MARK HOERMAN, CS-20 OWEN. THOMAS JEFFERSON, CS-21 OWENS, ANTHONY LOUIS, CS-26 OWENS, DOUGLAS WAYNE, CS-12 OWENS, ROBERT LEE, CS-34 PADDOCK, PATRICK BENJAMIN II, CS-12 PADGETT, MICHAEL GERARD, CS-37 PAGE, BRIAN COLEMAN, CS-14 PAGE, KENNETH MILTON, CS-39 PALANDECH. DONALD MICHAEL, CS-26 PALANDRO, JOEL, CS-13 PALANICA, WILLIAM JOSEPH, CS-20 PALMER. DOUGLAS VERNE, CS-13 PALMS, WILFRED GLADSTONE ROMEL, CS-15 PAMPEL. RICHARD HENRY JR., CS-04 PANGMAN, DALE IRVIN, CS-22 PANNELL, GARLAND JEROME, CS-35 PAPKA, ROBERT JAMES, CS-01 PAPPALARDO, PAOLO, CS-30 PAQUETTE, MICHAEL PETER, CS-27 PARADOWSKI, ANTHONY MICHAEL, CS-34 PARDO, JOHN ROBERT JR., CS-22 PARDUN, LINDSEY SCOTT, CS-31 PARISH, JOHN TILLA III, CS-14 PARK, DENNIS PETE, CS-08 PARKER. JOHN WARREN, CS-18 PARKER. RICHARD WATSON, CS-38 PARKER, ROBERT MILTON, CS-02 PARKER, THOMAS GARY, CS-07 PARKER, TIMOTHY JOHN, CS-26 PARKER, WADE ALAN, CS-09 PARKER, WILLIAM ALEXANDER JR., CS-23 PARKHOUSE. RONALD EUGENE, CS-15 PARKS. RAYMOND CHARLES, CS-27 PARROTT, JOHN EDWARD. CS-13 PARSONS, JAMES DANIEL, CS-06 PARSONS, ROBERT ARTHUR III, CS-09 PARSONS, ROGER DALE, CS-07 PARSONS, THEODORE WILLIAM III, CS-05 PARTLO, CRAIG FREDERICK, CS-02 PASKO, PETER DAVID, CS-03 PASTERAK, GEORGE RICHARD, CS-11 PATE. WALTER RANDOLPH JR., CS-20 PATERSON, JOHN FRUIN, CS-15 PATON, DOUGLAS EDWARD, CS-23 PATRIDGE. PAUL IRVING, CS-21 PATRIQUIN, ALLEN CRAWFORD, CS-11 PATTERSON, GEORGE SEELEY, CS-35 PATTERSON, MICHAEL KEVIN, CS-05 PATTERSON, ROBERT TIMOTHY, CS-29 PATTERSON, STEWART WILLIAMSON, CS-27 PATTISON, WILLIAM HOWARD. CS-21 PAULSON, ROBER STEVEN, CS-16 PAULY, JAMES DANIEL JR., CS-24 PAULY. RICHARD LAWRENCE, CS-02 PAYNE, MICHAEL JAY, CS-11 PEARSON, EDWARD OMER, CS-15 PEARSON, RICARDO, CS-12 PECK, LEON SIMON, CS-34 PECOR, BRUCE RYAN, CS-20 PEDERSEN, KEVIN BROCK, CS-40 PEKARSKY, PAUL STEVEN, CS-40 PELLETT, GERALD WAYNE. CS-16 PELOZA, JOHN HENRY, CS-06 PENA, ARTHUR J., CS-10 PENDERGRASS, HUGH DAWKINS, CS-01 PENLEY, JAMES MARK, CS-08 PENLY, RICHARD TAYLOR, CS-28 PENN. ROSS TERENCE, CS-28 PENNEKAMP, JAMES LEE, CS-29 PENNEY, RALPH STANLEY JR., CS-07 PENNINGTON, BRUCE WAYNE. CS-25 PEPIN. WAYNE CLIFFORD. CS-11 PEPLINSKI. MICHAEL LAWRENCE, CS-24 PEPPER. DAVID HUGHES, CS-08 PERARO, THOMAS ANTHONY, CS-03 PERDUE. LANCE DEAN, CS-18 PERDUE. STEPHEN RAY. CS-06 PERDUE. VINSON KYLE, CS-34 PEREZ-OTERO, NELSON OVALDY, CS-15 PERKINS, JEFFREY ALTON, CS-12 PERME, CARL EDWARD. CS-11 PERODEAU. MARK DENVER, CS-10 PEROS. DINO, CS-12 PERRAUT. RICHARD EUGENE JR„ CS-37 PERRON, WAYNE ARMAND, CS-36 PERRY. RICHARD ALLEN, CS-23 PERRY, RONNIE WILSON, CS-05 PERRY. VAN EMMET, CS-19 PETERS. BURNETT WILLIAM III, CS-22 PETERS, CRAIG MARTIN, CS-19 PETERS. DAVID MERRITT JR., CS-28 PETERS. RICHARD DANIEL, CS-36 PETERS, STEPHEN GEORGE. CS-11 PETERSEN. GREGORY ADAM, CS-05 PETERSEN, PATRICK ALLEN, CS-22 PETERSEN. STEVEN. CS-10 PETERSON, GREGORY JOHN, CS-30 PETERSON, JOHN CARL JR., CS-38 PETERSON. KEVIN JAY, CS-34 PETERSON, ROBERT WILLIAM, CS-16 PETERSON. STANTON BORG, CS-20 PETH. DAVID KIRK, CS-12 PETRELLA. EDWARD FRANK. CS-07 PETRIE, TERRY MITCHELL. CS-04

PETTERSON, HERMES JUAN JR.. CS-22

PEAUTZ, RICHARD JOHN. CS-18 PFEIFER, DAVID ALLEN, CS-03 PFEIFFER, GREGORY LUKE, CS-36 PFEIFFER, RICHARD THOMAS. CS-02 PHELPS, MICHAEL JOSEPH, CS-22 PHENE, CLAUDE JAMES II, CS-36 PHILLIPS, DAVID WENDELL, CS-16 PHILLIPS, HORACE DANIEL, CS-31 PHILLIPS, JAMES RITTER JR., CS-12 PHILLIPS, PATRICK WILLIAM, CS-35 PHILLIPS, RICHARD ANTHONY, CS-01 PHILLIPS, WILLIAM EDGAR IV, CS-18 PHILPOT, FRED THOMAS. CS-26 PHIPPS, JOSEPH WILLIAM JR., CS-09 PIALET, RICHARD JOHN, CS-20 PICKENS, BRADFORD LEE, CS-03 PICKETT, DONALD FREDERICK JR., CS-04 PICKETT, GARY DAVID, CS-19 PICKITT, JOHN OSELAND, CS-05 PIERCE, GEORGE JERALD, CS-27 PIERSON, ALLEN CHARLES JR.. CS-04 PIERSON, WAYNE JOSEPH, CS-16 '

PIJOR, ANDREW JOSEPH, CS-39 PIMENTEL, MARK NORMAN, CS-33 PINC, JAMES DONALD, CS-40 PINEIRO, FRANCISCO JR., CS-31 PINNEY, CHARLES WILCOX, CS-20 PIRIBEK, JOHN MARTIN, CS-33 PIROG, PAUL EDWARD, CS-09 PIROG, ROBERT WLADSLAW T., CS-29 PITOU, MICHAEL CAMERON, CS-34 PLAEHN, TIMOTHY ALAN, CS-38 PLATENBERG, ROBERT CRAIG, CS-39 PLAVNEY, DANIEL, CS-33 PLAYER, JAMES INGRAM, CS-36 PLEASANTON, KENNETH HAROLD, CS-35 PLETCHER, ROBERT ANTHONY, CS-02 PLUMLEY, WILLIAM TRAVIS, CS-24 POC1UNAS, ANTHONY STEVEN, CS-02 PODOLNY. DAVID ALLEN, CS-36 POINTER. RONALD LYNN, CS-19 POLSKI, JAMES ROBERT, CS-31 PONZANI, MICHAEL JOE, CS-38 POOL. JAMES HIRAM, CS-01 POOLER, THOMAS EDWARD, CS-15 POORMAN, DOUGLAS ALEXANDER. CS-21 POPE, DAVID GORDON, CS-34 POPOVICH, PHILIP TARAS, CS-07 PORRITT, ORVALL WHITLEY. CS-01 PORTER, JIM DONALD, CS-16 PORTER, KIRK RICHARD, CS-02 PORTER, ROBERT DUNCAN, CS-06 POSLUSZNY, TERENCE WAYNE. CS-13 POSTULKA, GREGORY MICHAEL, CS-23 POTTER, MICHAEL JAMES WEILAND, CS-10 POTTER, ROBERT GARY. CS-23 POWERS. AHART WILLIAM JR., CS-28 POZYCKI, MARK BYAM, CS-40 PRANGE, PAUL EDWARD, CS-36 PRATER. TIMOTHY CLAYTON, CS-09 PRATT, DAVID LYN, CS-14 PRECOURT, CHARLES JOSEPH, CS-12 PREISSINGER, ROBERT DEAN, CS-10 PREUSSER, TERRY LEE, CS-18 PRIBYL, CHARLES ROY, CS-28 PRICE. DANIEL RAY. CS-24 PRICE. JEFFREY ALAN, CS-08 PRIOR. JOHN WILLIAM II, CS-10 PRISCO, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-29 PRIVETT. FRANCIS MELVIN, CS-40 PROBERT, ANDREW ARTHUR. CS-12 PRODANOVICH, TOMISLAV MICHAEL. CS-24 PROFFITT. DEAN ALGENE III, CS-01 PRUSAK. KENNETH ALAN, CS-25 PRUSS, LAWRENCE HUGH, CS-34 PRUSS. STEPHEN JOHN, CS-36 PRZYBYSLAWSKI, ANTHONY FRANCIS, CS-36 PUFFENBARGER, JAMES GREGORY, CS-08 PUFFENBARGER, JOHN EDWARD, CS-17 PUHEK, JAMES, CS-04 PULS, STEVEN JAMES. CS-19 PURCELL, CARLTON EUGENE JR., CS-28 PUZ, CRAIG ANTON. CS-20 PYSHORA. DAVID EUGENE. CS-28 PYZDROWSKI, JOHN EDWARD, CS-04

QUAN. STEVEN JAMES, CS-08 QUASNEY, THOMAS JOSEPH. CS-32 QUELLY. THOMAS JOSEPH, CS-05 QUIGLEY. PATRICK CLOVER, CS-12 QUIMBY, CURTIS RALPH, CS-08 QUINN, MICHAEL JOSEPH. CS-02 QUINTON. JAY RICHARD, CS-07 RAABERG, DOUGLAS LEO, CS-11 RACHER. JOSEPH PETER JR., CS-39 RACHOCK1. KENNETH DALE. CS-26 RACOSKY, RICHARD JAMES, CS-39 RADER, DAVID JAY, CS-40 RADER. STANLEY PEARCE. CS-05 RAEDY, WILLIAM CHARLES. CS-25 RAINFORTH, JAMES DEAN, CS-40 RA1TT, MICHAEL CHARLES. CS-11 RAKEL. STEVEN LEROY. CS-19 RAMIREZ, JUANITO ESTEBAN, CS-34 RAMOS. JAMES JOSEPH. CS-30 RAMSAY, WILLIAM MORRILL. CS-35 RAMSEY, DAVID CLYDE. CS-10 RAND, ROBIN. CS-32 RANDALL, ALLAN EARL. CS-35 RANK, KEVIN ALAN. CS-36 RANKIN, ALEXANDER MARTIN IV, CS-21

RASMUSSEN, BRUCE ANDREW, CS-04 RASMUSSEN, RICHARD A„ CS-18 RASMUSSEN, STEVEN KURT, CS-25 RASPBERRY, JAMES DENNARD, CS-40 RATCHFORD, MONROE JOSE, CS-36 RATH, ANTHONY BRIAN, CS-03 RATHNAU, RONALD ALAN, CS-10 RAY, ALAN DARRELL, CS-15 RAYFIELD, WILLIAM L. II, CS-13 RAYZAK, JOSEPH STEPHEN, CS-29 REA, DENNIS ARTHUR, CS-26 READ, RANDE SCOTT, CS-31

REAMES, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-10 REAMY, CHRISTOPHER JAMES, CS-12 REASER, RICHARD LEE JR„ CS-18 REBARCHAK, CARL DAVID, CS-24 RECHSTETNER, ROGER WALKER, CS-38 REDMON, EDWARD GENE, CS-14 REED, DALE NIXON JR., CS-17 REED, JOHN DAVID, CS-11 REED, RANDALL CHARLES, CS-20 REED, RAYMOND JR„ CS-13 REED. WALTER DEWRANT, CS-31 REEVES, RICHARD ROLAND JR„ CS-34 REFFETT, ERIC AVRON, CS-21 REGAN, JAMES CHRISTOPHER III, CS-11 REHEISER, JOSEPH MARVIN, CS-15 REHWALDT, ROBERT JOHN II, CS-32 REICHERT, THEODORE EARL, CS-09 REICHL, KARL OTTO JR., CS-06 REID, MARK DOYLE, CS-35 REILLY. WILLIAM DANIEL III, CS-21 REILMAN, JON THOMAS, CS-19 REIN, DAVID LEWIS, CS-39 REINER, DAVID ALLEN, CS-01 REINER. GEORGE PHILLIP, CS-32 REINERT, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-13 REINHART, DONALD WILLIAM, CS-37 REMBER, WILLIAM BRUCE, CS-08 REMINGTON, JEFFREY ANTHONY, CS-39 REMKES, ROBERTUS CAROLUS N„ CS-10 RENELT, MARK WILLIAM, CS-04 RENIS, JOSEPH ANTHONY, CS-22 RENNER, MICHAEL JOHN, CS-26 RENNIE, JAMES ELLIOTT. CS-34 REPASKY. DANIEL STEVEN, CS-01 REPECH, STEPHEN ANTHONY, CS-02 RESHA. THOMAS NESAIF JR., CS-01 REUSCHE. BARRY SCOTT, CS-32 REUSS. NIKOS PRAY LAURENCE, CS-11 REW, THOMAS EDWARD, CS-11 REW, WILLIAM JOHN, CS-09 REYES-RIVERA, VICTOR JOSE, CS-15 REYES. ALAN CHARLES, CS-19 REYNES, JOSEPH JR., CS-37 REYNOLDS, DARRELL ROBERT, CS-24 REYNOLDS. MICHAEL FLOYD. CS-35 REYNOLDS, RANDY LEE, CS-05 REYNOLDS. SCOTT ALLEN, CS-08 REZA. SALVADOR. CS-04 RHEW, RUSSELL JAMES, CS-06 RHOADES. JOHN FREDERICK C. JR., CS-04 RHODEN. WILLIAM EARL JR., CS-08 RHODES. DAVID MITCHELL, CS-11 RHODES, MICHAEL LEE, CS-29 RIBAY. ROBERTO, CS-13 RICE. DAWRENCE WAYNE, CS-22 RICE. EDWARD AUGUSTUS JR., CS-26 RICHARDS. MARK ANTHONY, CS-09 RICHARDSON, ANTHONY, CS-26 RICHARDSON, JAMES LEO, CS-15 RICHARDSON, JEFFREY LEE. CS-12 RICHARDSON, MARK HOWARD III, CS-17 RICHARDSON, WILLIAM SCOTT. CS-03 RICHE, RICHARD JOSEPH, CS-14 RICHEY, RANDAL LINN, CS-39 RICHMOND. PHILIP ANDREW, CS-14 RIDDICK. CHRISTOPHER JAMES, CS-01 RIEGSECKER, NORMAN RICHARD JR.. CS-07 RIEWERTS. STEVEN EDWARD. CS-03 RIGGINS, ARCHIE STEPHEN THE TH, CS-03 RILEY. LIN ALLEN, CS-30 RING. RICHARD LEWIS, JR., CS-24 RIPPETO, ARCHIE DEAN, CS-27 RIPPETOE. DAVID EMMETT III, CS-20 R1STINE, WILLIAM NORMAN, CS-03 RITCHEY. LEONARD MICHAEL. CS-13 RIVAS, LUIS ROMAN R.. CS-15 RIVAS. MARK. CS-34 RIVIERA, JOHN GERALD, CS-07 ROACH. BRUCE DONALD, CS-17 ROBAIDEK. MARK FRANCIS. CS-06 ROBB, DOUGLAS JOHN, CS-18 ROBBINS. TYRIE RANDALL. CS-02 ROBERGE. JAMES DAVID JR.. CS-23 ROBERGE. ROBERT ALBERT, CS-29 ROBERTS. DAVID LAWRENCE, CS-20 ROBERTSON. JEFFRY ALAN, CS-10 ROBICI1AUX, LEONARD MARK. CS-15 ROB1DEAUX. ROBIN DALE. CS-17 ROBIDOUX. ROBERT ALAN. CS-04 ROBIN. MARK ANTHONY. CS-31 ROBINSON, DAVID ALLAN, CS-33 ROBINSON, EDDIE. CS-16 ROBINSON. GREGORY HOWARD, CS-13 ROBINSON, JAMES STEVEN JR., CS-32 ROBINSON. LESLEY THOMAS, CS-32 ROBINSON, VERNON LUCIUS 3D. CS-34 RODGERS, DOUGLAS CHARLES. CS-10 RODGERS, JAMES LEWIS. CS-22

536

RODRIGUEZ, GERONIMO JR., CS-07 RODRIGUEZ, MARK ARTHUR, CS-08 RODSETH, JEFFREY ALLEN, CS-27 ROEDER, GARY LEE, CS-33 ROEGE, WILLIAM HENRY, CS-25 ROEHLER, HORST ALFRED, CS-33 ROETZEL, DAVID MURRAY, CS-23 ROGAS, PETER NICHOLS, CS-12 ROGERS. CLAUDE STAFFORD, CS-34 ROGERS, JAMES EUGENE, CS-31 ROGERS, MARK EDWARD, CS-14 ROGERS, MICHAEL RAYMOND, CS-37 ROGERS, REX LANE. CS-08 ROGERS, SHELLEY SCOTT, CS-04 ROGGE. GREGORY DOUGLAS, CS-32 ROHLMAN, WILLIAM HENRY. CS-35 ROKES, MICHAEL DAVID, CS-07 ROLL, JOHN KEVIN, CS-08 ROLLER, MICHAEL STERLING, CS-36 ROMAN. GREGORY ANTHONY, CS-29 ROMANO, STEVEN MILLER. CS-37 ROMEO, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-05 ROMO. LAWRENCE G„ CS-40 ROMOHR, ARNOLD EGUENE, CS-04 ROONEY. JAMES JOSEPH JR„ CS-39 ROONEY, TIMOTHY PATRICK, CS-12 ROOT, DAVID JOHN, CS-25 ROPER. KEVIN MACDONALD, CS-07 ROSANBALM, MICHAEL ROBERT, CS-07 ROSE, JAMES CLARENCE, CS-14 ROSEBUSH, RUSSELL CANON, CS-18 ROSENBERRY, DONALD LYNN, CS-33 ROSENOW, PATRICK MICHAEL. CS-19 ROSEPINK, RONALD KEITH, CS-34 ROSS, BARNEY WARREN, CS-05 ROSS, CHARLES EDWIN, CS-09 ROSS, DAVE MORRIS, CS-27 ROSS, GORDON SCOTT, CS-34 ROSS, MARK LANDON, CS-25 ROSSOW, SCOTT LUTHER, CS-39 ROTH, RANDALL LEROY, CS-38 ROTHE, RANDY GALE, CS-22 ROUNTREE, GREGORY, CS-39 ROUSH. TED ALLEN, CS-13 ROWE, KEVIN SCOTT, CS-24 ROWE, ROBERT ADDISON, CS-36 BOWER, GARY, CS-28 ROWLAND. JAMES EARL. CS-12 ROY, DONALD LEO, CS-14 ROY, ROBERT L„ CS-07 RUBALCABA, JIMMEY WAYNE, CS-32 RUBEOR. JAMES THOMAS, CS-28 RUBIN. THOMAS WARREN, CS-18 RUDA, PAUL PHILIP. CS-03 RUDOLPH, ROBERT ROY. CS-10 RUEB, JUSTIN DUANE, CS-38 RUGGIERO, MICHAEL, CS-40 RUND. BERTON BENJAMIN, CS-23 RUNER, JIMMY STEVEN, CS-19 RUPE. SAM CAPPS, CS-36 RUPERT. ERWIN LAWRENCE II, CS-34 RUSHFELDT, MARK ALLAN. CS-37 RUSSEL. ROBERT LEE JR.. CS-34 RUSSELL, ANDREW PARKER, CS-20 RUSSELL, BILLY WAYNE, CS-11 RUSSELL. BIRAN ROBINETT, CS-07 RU I AN, GENE MARK, CS-32 RUTH, CHARLES DELMA III, CS-02 RYAN. JAMES FRANCIS, CS-34 RYAN, MICHAEL SHAWN, CS-30 RYAN. RICHARD SCOTT, CS-31 RYAN. ROBERT CHARLES, CS-36 RYAN, TERRANCE, CS-32 RYAN, THOMAS JOSEPH, CS-10 RYAN. TIMOTHY KEITHLEY, CS-18 RYDER. BILL KENNETH. CS-12 RYDER, EDWARD JAMES, CS-14 RYKACZEWSKI. ROBERT, CS-32 SAA. ENRIQUE AMADOR. CS-09

SABOL, MARSHALL KEYE, CS-38 SACKLEY, MICHAEL STAFFORD, CS-22 SACONE. STEVEN LEE. CS-28 SAETTEL, DONALD JOSEPH, CS-30 SAFFOLD, DAVID LLOYD, CS-12 SAGER, FREDERICK SCOTT. CS-34 SAGUE. STEVEN ERIC, CS-32 SALAZAR. JERRY GENE. CS-28 SALMON, DOUGLAS BARTLEY, CS-02 SALTER. DOUGLAS ALAN, CS-09

SALVADORE. JOHN ALEXANDER. CS-01 SAMPLES. LOWELL THOMAS, CS-36 SAMPSON, JAMES SCOTr, CS-04 SANCHEZ. HUMBERTO AYALA II, CS-35 SANDERS, GREGG, CS-11 SANDERS. ROBIN LYNN. CS-15 SANDLIN. DAVID WARD JR„ CS-37 SANDOVAL. LAWRENCE JOSEPH. CS-21 SANDS, RAYMOND GREENE, CS-24 SANDS, ROBERT MICHAEL. CS-08 SANTEE. RAYMOND WHEATON, CS-22

SANTIAGO-MOJICA, JOSE A.. CS-14 SAPP. THOMAS MARTIN, CS-24

SAPPER. DAVID ANTHONY. CS-23 SARES, MARK ANDREW, CS-04

SARGEANT. STEPHEN THOMAS. CS-03 SARNACKI, BARRY JAMES. CS-03 SARNOSKI, ROBERT RENO. CS-02 SARTOR. GREGORY PAUL, CS-26 SASMAN. THOMAS JAMES, CS-35 SASSCER, ROLAND MARK. CS-25

SASSE, MICHAEL WILLIAM, CS-15 SATRE, ROBERT SCOTT JR CS-09 SAUCIER. JOHNNY SU. CS-30 SAUNDERS, EDWARD WILLIAM, CS-28 SAUNDERS. MARK STEPHEN, CS-07 SAVAGE. PAUL WILLIAM, CS-06 SAVALA, THOMAS JOSEPH, CS-27 SAWNER, THOMAS EDGAR III, CS-06 SAWTELLE, STEVEN CRAIG. CS-19 SAWYER, FLOYD DANIEL JR., CS-39 SAWYER. WILLIS ELMER JR.. CS-38 SCALA, LAWRENCE MARK. CS-28 SCHAEFER, RANDALL KENNETH, CS-33 SCHAEFER. STEFAN CARL. CS-11 SCHAEUBLE, JAN ROBERT, CS-32 SCHAFER, JOHN AUGUST, CS-29 SCHANBERGER, JOHN MICHAEL. CS-21 SCHARRENBERG, MARK WILLIAM. CS-38 SCHAUFFERT, JOHN DAVID. CS-20 SCHAUFFERT. WILLIAM FRANCIS. CS-08 SCHAVRIEN, RANDY JOSEPH, CS-12 SCHELLER. WAYNE ARTHUR. CS-31 SCHERBINSKE, DONALD ALLEN, CS-13 SCHERER, DANIEL EDWARD. CS-07 SCHEUERMANN, STEVEN PAUL, CS-10 SCHEUFLER, STEPHEN ARLO, CS-21 SCHICK, DANIEL BARTON, CS-08 SCHIERMEYER. ROBERT PAUL, CS-17 SCHIKORA. RICHARD DAVID, CS-26 SCHIPPER. THOMAS CHARLES. CS-36 SCHIRMER, CHESTER CLARENCE, CS-31 SCHLAFFER, MARK JOHN, CS-30 SCHLEGEL. MICHAEL RAYMOND, CS-19 SCHLEHUBER. KENNETH FREDERICK, CS-18 SCHLENER. PHILLIP MARTIN, CS-23 SCHLICHT1NG, JAMES AUGUST, CS-08 SCHLOTTERBECK. GLEN RICHARD, CS-12 SCHMID, DANIEL FREDERICK. CS-27 SCHMIDT, BRADLY ROBERT. CS-15 SCHMIDT. KERRY DEAN, CS-35 SCHMIDT, KEVIN GENE, CS-25 SCHMIDT. MARTIN WILLIAM, CS-24 SCHMIDT. SCOTT JOHN, CS-12 SCHMIDT, STEPHEN DEAN, CS-13 SCHMIDT. TIMOTHY JAMES, CS-26 SCHMITZ. DAVID EUGENE, CS-02 SCHMITZ. JAMES EUGENE. CS-21 SCHNEEBERGER, THOMAS RICHARD, CS-37 SCHNEIDER. GREG RICHARD, CS-07 SCHNEIDER, ROBERT STANLEY II. CS-24 SCHNELLER. JAMES LINUS. CS-14 SCHOBER, MICHAEL BRENT. CS-39 SCHOCI1. DENNIS LEE, CS-02 SCHOENLFIN. RICKIE JOSEPH, CS-02 SCHOFIELD, SCOTr BRIAN. CS -02 SCHOON. NEIL FRANK, CS-01 SCHOPPER. KENNETH HARLAN, CS-21 SCHORTMANN. LANCE MATTHEW. CS-40 SCHOSSAU, TOM MARVIN. CS-12 SCHOTANUS, REED, DAVID. CS-22 SCHOVILLE, NICHOLS WELLS, CS-01 SCHOW. KENNETH CARTER JR., CS-24 SCHRAG, DOUGLAS LEE, CS-37 SCHRAMM. ALEXANDER DAVID, CS-10 SCHRICKER. KARL EMIL, CS-31 SCHROEDER, RICHARD ANTHONY, CS-32 SCHUBERT. MARK DENNIS, CS-35 SCHUBERT. PAUL RANDALL. CS-40 SCHUENEMEYER. KENNETH RAY. CS-14 SCHUG. KLAUS HELMUT. CS-01 SCHULD. RODGER GLENN, CS-16 SCHULER. MARK ALLEN. CS-05 SCHULTZ. FRANK L. JR.. CS-10 SCHULTZ. KEITH DEWAYNE, CS-23 SCHULZ, FREDERICK ERNST. CS-34 SCHULZE. GREGORY AUGUST, CS-12 .

SCHUMACHER, EDWARD JAMES. CS-22 SCHUMACHER. STEVEN JOHN, CS-40 SCHUTT, PAUL EARL. CS-08 SCHWALBE. STEPHEN RICHARD. CS-02 SCHWARTZ, PHILIP HENRY. CS-21 SCHWARTZ, RONALD CHESTER, CS-26 SCHWARZENBACH, DANIEL LEE. CS-30 SCHWENDEMAN, MARK WILLIAM. CS-01 SCHWING. MARK CHARLES. CS-32 SCOGGINS, GARY LEE, CS-09 SCOTT. BRIAN WILLIAM. CS-09

SCOTT, CHARLES ERNEST III, CS-29 SCOTI', DANIEL LEE. CS-16 SCOTT, DAVID JOHN, CS-18 SCOTT. DAVID JON, CS-33 SCOTT. LYNN MONFT. CS-16 SCOTT. MICHAEL WALKER, CS-08 SCOTT. WESTON PRICE, CS-16 SEADER, JOHN HENRY, CS-34 SEAGER. SAMUEL CLYDE JR., CS-34 SEAMSTER. ROBERT ARTHUR CS-24 SEARCEY. DAVID LEE, CS-12 SEARFOSS. RICHARD ALAN. CS-09 SEARLE. RICHARD HENRY JR., CS-37 SEARS. KENDALL EUGENE JR CS-05 SEAT. JAMES CHRISTIAN. CS-23 SEELY. GREGORY EUGENE, CS-14 SEFC1K. THOMAS JOHN. CS-39 SEIFERT, CRAIG ANTHONY. CS-01

SEIFFERT. WILLIAM CALLAHAN CS-38 SEIGNEUR, RAYMOND BEAU CS-19 SEILER. STEVEN CAROLL. CS-39 SEILER. WAYNE JOSEPH. CS-22 SEKAC, EDWARD ANTHONY, CS-03

SELF, JOSEPH LEE, CS-21 SELF. KIP LEE, CS-11 SELINKA, THOMAS, CS-30 SELVA. MICHAEL DOMINIC, CS-16 SEMENOK, WAYNE ALAN, CS-21 SEMENUK, MICHAEL DENNIS, CS-17 SEMRAU, GREGORY ROSS, CS-04 SENECHEK, DAVID ROBERT, CS-06 SENN, WILLIAM THORNWELL III, CS-24 SENTA, FRANK, CS-32 SERCEL, JONATHAN ANTON, CS-36 SERER, EDUARDO, CS-02 SEVIER. MICHAEL LAURENCE, CS-34 SEWELL. DONALD PATRICK, CS-25 SEYMOUR, JOHN CRAIG, CS-22 SHACKELFORD, MARK DAVID, CS-34 SHADBEGIAN, MARK DANIEL, CS-26 SHAFER, LARRY DAVID, CS-40 SHAFFER, TIMOTHY ALLEN, CS-20 SHAGENA, DAVID BRIAN, CS-20 SHANKS, MARK STEVEN, CS-15 SHANLEY, JAMES FRANCIS X JR.. CS-38 SHARP, RANDALL STEVEN, CS-33 SHARP, VINCENT HAROLD, CS-26 SHARPE, BRADLEY SHANE, CS-28 SHARPE, RONALD CHARLES, CS-13 SHASTEEN, JON RANDOLPH, CS-19 SHAW, CHARLES STEPHEN, CS-03 SHAW, DAVID MARTIN, CS-38 SHAW, LEE LUIS JUNIOR, CS-18 SHAW, ROBERT LOUIS, CS-02 SHAW, SCOTT AUBURN, CS-38 SHAW, WILLIAM JEFFERSON, CS-39 SHAW. WILLIAM MARTIN III, CS-01 SHAY, PATRICK JOHN, CS-30 SHEAHAN, THOMAS WILLIAM, CS-37 SHEARER, DOUGLAS PAUL, CS-26 SHEDDEN, JAMES SCOTT, CS-03 SHEEDY, JAMES FRANCIS, CS-06 SHEEHAN, JOHN PATRICK, CS-11 SHEEN. RAYMOND LOUIS, CS-12 SHELL, ROGER DEAN, CS-15 SHELTON, WILLIAM LEE, CS-34 SHEMWELL, PAUL FLOYD, CS-16 SHEPARD, STEVEN THOMAS, CS-14 SHEPPARD, GARRY MICHAEL, CS-23 SHERIDAN, ROBERT EDWIN JR., CS-23 SHERWOOD. GEORGE RUSSELL, CS-39 SHIELDS, DUNCAN MACLEAN, CS-20 SHIELDS, JOHN JEFFREY, CS-29 SHILLINGTON, THOMAS PATRICK, CS-25 SHIMABUKURD, LYNN MATSU, CS-04 SHINN, THOMAS BRIAN RAYMOND, CS-38 SHIREY, WILLIAM JOSEPH, CS-03 SHIRLEY, CARY MICHAEL, CS-37 SHIRLEY, STEVEN. CS-33 SHOCKEY, PETER ALDEN, CS-13 SHOOK, RICHARD ALLEN JR., CS-35 SHORACK, THEODORE JAMES III, CS-35 SHORES, THOMAS MARTIN, CS-02 SHORT, ALFRED LOWERY WHITE JR., CS-33 SHORT, DON PAUL, CS-26 SHORT, GREGORY LEE, CS-25 SHORT, JEFFREY WILLIAM, CS-17 SHOSKY, DONALD JOHN JR„ CS-37 SHOTTON, ERNEST ALPHUS III, CS-35 SHOULTA, STEVEN DOUGLAS, CS-39

SHRADER, RODNEY LEE. CS-39 SHROPSHIRE, ALLAN BOWMAN, CS-17 SHROPSHIRE, THEODORE VERNON, CS-23 SHULAR, KURT WILLIAM, CS-01 SHUMATE, JAMES RAYMOND, CS-13 SHUNK, LAWRENCE JAMES, CS-05 SHUPE, JAMES DENNY, CS-29 SHUTT, RICHARD AUGUSTUS, CS-04 SIEGRIST, ROBERT CHRIST, CS-07 SIELIS, JAMES ALBIN, CS-10 SIKES, ROY YOUNG, CS-14 SILENZI, SILVIO NICOLA, CS-19 SILVA. RUBEN DARIO, CS-30 SILVESTRI, WILLIAM DAVID, CS-18 SIMMONS, DANIEL ROBERT, CS-18 SIMMONS, EARL CLIFTON JR., CS-23 SIMMONS, ROBERT MONROE, CS-40 SIMMONS, SCOTT PATRICK, CS-08 SIMMONS, THAD DAVID, CS-23 SIMON, DUANE DEAN, CS-09 SIMON, STEVEN ANDREW, CS-40 SIMON, VICTOR HUGH, CS-22 SIMONS, JACOB VAN VRANKEN JR., CS-31 SIMONS, JAMES THEODORE JR„ CS-01 SIMPSON. BRADLEY LOUIS, CS-14 SIMPSON, JOHN OLIVER JR., CS-23 SIMPSON, SHAUN THEODORE, CS-13 SIMS, JAMES RAY JR„ CS-11 SIMS, TIMOTHY DEE, CS-21 SINCLAIR, BRADLEY JON, CS-35 SINCLAIR, RICKY LANE, CS-20 SINGH, ALBERT GARY, CS-33 SINGLETERY, JAMES, CS-32 SINK, JERRY TAYLOR, CS-25 SIPOLS, EDMUND CHRISTIAN, CS-14 SIZEMORE, MARK ALAN, CS-39 SKARSTEDT, VANCE ROBERT, CS-13 SKIDMORE, STEVEN PAUL, CS-26 SKIVER, DAVID MARTIN, CS-29 SKOLAUT, PAUL MICHAEL, CS-23 SKRINAK, KIM FRANCIS PATRICK, CS-05 SKUBAL, GARY ALAN, CS-18 SKY, WILLIAM JAMES, CS-35

SLACK. DAVID EDWARD, CS-36 SLATE, STEPHEN, CS-28 SLATTERY, THOMAS KEITH, CS-26 SLEE, DON HARRISON, CS-27 SLICK, STEVEN HAMILTON, CS-13 SLIGAR, STEVEN BYRON, CS-25 SLIGAR, WILLIAM GREGORY, CS-36 SLIZESKI, ROBERT JOHN, CS-07 SLOAN, NEAL CHRISTOPHER, CS-21 SLOAN, SHAWN KEIL, CS-17 SLOWN, MARK DONAL, CS-22 SMALL, RONALD LEE, CS-23

SMETANA, SCOTT MICHAEL, CS-19 SMILEY, CHARLES PRESTON, CS-20 SMITH, BRIAN PETER, CS-27 SMITH, BRUCE DOUGLAS, CS-07 SMITH, BRYAN LECKY, CS-34 SMITH. CHARLES FREDERICK, CS-33 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER DINNEEN, CS-30 SMITH, CLIFFORD RUSSELL, CS-38 SMITH, DAVID BAILEY, CS-28 SMITH, DAVID LANDERS, CS-23 SMITH, DORIAN WESLEY, CS-22 SMITH, DURWARD BOND II, CS-31 SMITH, GERALD THOMAS, CS-40 SMITH, GREGORY ALBERT, CS-04 SMITH, GREGORY FRANKLIN, CS-37 SMITH, GREGORY LEE, CS-08 SMITH, HUBERT RAYMOND, CS-26 SMITH, HUGH MORGAN, CS-24 SMITH, JAMES DAVID, CS-27 SMITH, JAMES DOUGLAS, CS-29 SMITH, JEFFREY PARKER, CS-35 SMITH, JOE RAYMOND, CS-39 SMITH, KEVIN JOSEPH, CS-25 SMITH, LANCE DAVID, CS-03 SMITH, LAWRENCE WILLIAM JR„ CS-27 SMITH, MELVIN WAYNE, CS-24 SMITH, MICHAEL FRANCIS, CS-28 SMITH, MICHAEL LEE, CS-40 SMITH, NEVIN EARL JR.. CS-11 SMITH, PHILIP PATRICK, CS-40 SMITH, ROBERT BARCLAY, CS-30 SMITH, ROBERT GERARD, CS-18 SMITH, ROBIN KEVIN, CS-39 SMITH, ROGER LEE, CS-30 SMITH, SCOTT JAMES, CS-17 SMITH, STEPHEN WAYLAND, CS-27 SMITH, TERENCE GRAYSON, CS-05 SMITH, WESLEY MICHAEL, CS-12 SMUTKO, JOSEPH ARTHUR JR., CS-40 SNEDDON, JOHN RAY, CS-19 SNEED, DAVID WESTMORELAND, CS-21 SNIVELY, SCOTT ROGERS, CS-19 SNODGRASS, MICHAEL ANDREW, CS-10 SNOW, WARREN WILSON, CS-32 SNOY, KENNETH LAWRENCE, CS-33 SNOY, PHILLIP JEFFREY, CS-04 SNYDER, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-08 SNYDER, DAVID MICHAEL. CS-33 SNYDER, FRANCIS EDMUND, CS-23 SNYDER, JAY RUSSELL, CS-37 SNYDER, JEFFREY GRANT, CS-29 SNYDER. JOHN DAVID, CS-29 SNYDER, QUAY CARLTON JR., CS-32 SNYDER, STEVEN RICHARD, CS-15 SOENER, ROGER P, J., CS-22

SOGARD, JEFFREY JAMES, CS-35 SOISSON, THOMAS JEFFREY, CS-03 SOLAR, RICHARD EDWARD, CS-26 SOLLARS, MARK JOSEPH, CS-32 SOMMER, SCOTT ALAN, CS-23 SONSON, CHARLES VICTOR, CS-18 SORRELL, THOMAS LEE, CS-21 SOSA, STEVE ADOLFO, CS-25 SOUCY, ROBERT ROLAND II, CS-17 SOUTHREY, JOHN STEPHEN, CS-07 SOUTIERF, MARC ALAN, CS-12 SOWADA, PAUL MARTIN, CS-34 SOWARDS, MARK ANTHONY, CS-32 SOWERS, RICHARD MARION, CS-25 SPAIN, JON KIMBERLY, CS-22 SPAIN. MICHAEL JOHN, CS-27 SPANGLER, TODD LEWIS, CS-37 SPANNBAUER, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-16 SPEARS, FREDRICK SCOTT, CS-23 SPEARS, GLENN FIELDING, CS-15 SPENCE, ROBERT DOUGLAS, CS-14 SPENCE, STEPHEN MERRELL, CS-35 SPENCER, CLYDE VERNON, JR„ CS-06 SPENDLEY, FRANK DENNIS, CS-24 SPENDLEY, JAMES NORMAN, CS-35 SPETMAN, RANDALL WILLIAM, CS-30 SPEZIALF, SALVATORE, CS-31 SPIES, STEVEN CHARLES, CS-03 SPITLER, CHARLES ROBERT, CS-28 SPONABLE, JESS MITCHELL, CS-26 SPOTT, DERRICK BRIAN, CS-04 SPRATT, THOMAS BRUCE III, CS-12 SPRINKEL, STANLEY DRAKE, CS-16 SPURIO, NAZZARENO HENRY JR., CS-09 SQUIER, JOHN ORAN, CS-03 SRULOWITZ, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-25 STACK, TREVOR JAMES, CS-03 STAHL, JAMES JAY, CS-07 STAHL, RICHARD CARY, CS-09 STAIMER, MARC DAVID, CS-26 STANDRIFF, MARK STEVEN, CS-37 STANKIEWICZ, EDWIN, CS-26 STANLEY, MICHAEL ALLEN, CS-29

STANZIALE, WILLIAM GEORGE JR., CS-35 STAPLER, WENDELL TROYCE, CS-28 STAPLES, RICHARD JOHN, CS-07 STAPONSKI, RODNEY ROBERT, CS-33 STARK, THOMAS JOSEPH, CS-05 STARKS, STEPHEN EDWARD, CS-04 STARNES, WILLIAM THOMAS, CS-17 STARR, MARK TpRRELL, CS-33 STARR, WILLIAM KURT, CS-06 STAVA, JAMES JENSEN, CS-02 STCLAIR, DANIEL JOSEPH, CS-13 STEARNS, MARK ELLIS, CS-24 STEED, JAMES CHARLES, CS-37 STEEL, ROBERT PATTERSON, CS-28

STEELE, DANNY, CS-10 STEFFEN, MICHAEL WILEY, CS-01 STEGELMAN, MARK ALAN, CS-03 STEIG, JEFFREY THOMAS, CS-18 STEINBAUGH, KEITH CHARLES, CS-39 STEINER, KARL FRITZ, CS-32 STEINMETZ, JAY STEPHEN, CS-01 STEPHAN, DAVID JOHN, CS-15 STEPHAN, ROBERT B„ CS-18 STEPHENS, DALLAS KIRKPATRICK J„ CS-24 STEPHENS, MARK LEE, CS-14 STEPHENS, MICHAEL HENRY, CS-11 STEPKO, KEVIN JON, CS-09 STERRETT, JOHN DAVID JR„ CS-39 STEVENER, WILLIAM MARTIN, CS-38 STEVENS, EDWARD RAY, CS-37 STEVENS, JOHN GARDNER III, CS-06 STEVENS, KURT BENEDICT, CS-32 STEVENS, RONALD LEE, CS-30 STEVENSON, BRENT EDWIN, CS-27 STEWART, DOUGLAS EDWARD, CS-03 STEWART, JAMES HISTASPIAS II, CS-18 STEWART, MOSES )R„ CS-28 STEWART, RUSTON JOSEPH. CS-11 STEWART, SCOTT ANTHONY, CS-32 STGELAIS, ERNEST CHARLES, CS-31 STGEORGE, KYLE ANTHONY, CS-24 STILES, CHARLES WAYNE, CS-06 STIMAK, YOAN, CS-37 STITES, JOHN THOMAS 3RD, CS-12 STOCKDALE, STEVEN EDWARD, CS-39 STOCKMANN, HOMER MITCHELL, CS-37 STODA, MARK JAMES, CS-28 STOKES, STEVEN EDWARD, CS-12 STOLSON, JONATHAN SVEN, CS-35 STONE, HARLEY RAY, CS-01 STONE, WILLIAM EUGENE JR„ CS-07 STORIE, GARY ALAN, CS-13 STORMS, DOUGLAS RICHARD, CS-08 STORY, JAMES RICHARD, CS-34 STOUGH, JEFFREY ROY, CS-26 STOUT, STEVEN ALLAN, CS-38 STOW, GLENN CHARLES, CS-17 STOWERS, HARRY WESLEY JR„ CS-30 STRAHAN, JONATHAN JACKSON III, CS-12 STRATFORD, DANIEL WILLIAM, CS-29 STRAUCH, ERNEST JAY, CS-29 STRELL, WILLIAM LEE, CS-32 STREVELL, MICHAEL WILLIAM, CS-32 STRICH, RONALD FREDERICK, CS-39 STRICKLIN, STEVEN LENN, CS-32 STRINGHAM, JEFFREY ALLYN, CS-18 STROM. RANDIE ALAN, CS-14 STRONG, GORDON ROBERT, CS-26 STRONG, RALPH ERIC, CS-29 STUBBS, STEPHEN WOODROW, CS-18 STUDOR, GEORGE FREDERICK JR„ CS-27 STULL, BERT WILLIAM NICHOLAS, CS-24 SUBIK, JONATHAN KEVIN, CS-05 SUDDY, BRIAN ALBERT, CS-28 SULLIVAN, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL, CS-02 SULLIVAN, JOHN JOSEPH JR., CS-03 SULLIVAN, WILLIAM, CS-17 SUMADA, JIRO ALAN, CS-09 SUMMERS, LEONARD III, CS-28 SUMMERS, RONALD WAYNE, CS-32 SUMMERS, VICTOR BRANSON, CS-13 SUN, DAVID RANDALL, CS-23 SUNDQUIST, ROGER PAUL, CS-15 SUSALLA, JOHN RAYMOND, CS-36 SUTLIFF, PAUL GORDON. CS-15 SUTTER. BRIAN LEE, CS-39 SVESKA, GREG ROBERT, CS-26 SVESTKA, MARK JOSEPH, CS-15 SVIBA, JOHN FRANCIS, CS-30 SWAIN, ROBERT RAYMOND JR., CS-14 SWAIN, TIMOTHY MATTHEW, CS-23 SWANBERG, KEVIN GUSTAF, CS-08 SWANSON, DALE ALAN, CS-01 SWANSON, DAVID ERIC, CS-02 SWANSON, GREGORY ALAN, CS-29 SWANSON, PAT HENRY, CS-31 SWANSON, PAUL GEORGE, CS-11 SWANSON, ROBERT THOMAS, CS-27 SWARSBROOK, JOHN ROBERT, CS-09 SWARTZ, CALVIN LEROY, CS-05 SWARTZ, JOHN FREDERICK, III, CS-09 SWARTZ, WILLIAM MARTIN, CS-11 SWEAT, RONALD GENE, CS-08 SWENSON, ERIK JAMES, CS-10 SWEZEY, BRUCE HENRY, CS-09 SWIFT, DOUGLAS KEITH, CS-39 SWIGER, DAVID DENNIS, CS-33 SWIGONSKI, MARK STEVEN, CS-21 SYKES. JOHN PAUL. CS-08 SZAFIR, PETER JAMES, CS-15

SZALEJKO, FRANCIS, CS-09 SZKARLAT, STANLEY JOHN JR., CS-06 SZKOTAK, ANDREW JOSEPH. CS-11 SZULTA, JOHN ANTON III, CS-19 TAIT, RONALD MATTHEW, CS-22 TAKAHARA, STUART EIJI. CS-35 TAKAI, THOMAS ANTHONY, CS-06 TALAFOUS, CARL RICHARD, CS-03 TALBOT, NEAL BERNARD, CS-04 TALBOT, THOMAS JOHN, CS-04 TALBOT. THOMAS JOHN, CS-23 TALIAFERRO. WILLIAM CRAIG, CS-27 TAMAYO, DAVID BALDUFZA, CS-20 TAMURA, FRANK MASATO, CS-02 TARCZYNSKI, GARY CHESTER, CS-31 TARDIE, ROBERT DAVID, CS-08 TARPENNING, CORY DOUGLAS, CS-14 TATE, DAVID OLIVER, CS-16 TAUBERT, TERRENCE LEIGH, CS-10 TAWNEY, ANDREW PETER, CS-03 TAYLOR, ABBOTT LAWRENCE JR., CS-27 TAYLOR, CLIFTON THOMAS, CS-18 TAYLOR, KEITH LESLIE, CS-30 TAYLOR, TIMOTHY JAMES, CS-40 TAYLOR, WALTER WILLIAM JR., CS-13 TAYLOR, WILLIAM CURTIS, CS-39 TEBRINK, KENNETH LEE, CS-16 TEIGELER, THOMAS WILLIAM, CS-25 TEMAN, GREGORY LARRY, CS-19 TEMPLE, DAVID JOHN, CS-34 TENPAS, LOWELL JAY, CS-32 TENSFELDT, JON RAYMOND, CS-24 TEREICK, GARY DEAN, CS-21 TERIFAY, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-02 TERNES. DAVID EUGENE, CS-15 TERRALL, JEFFREY STEWART, CS-35 TERRY, RICHARD LYLE, CS-U TERRY, WAYNE GEORGE, CS-09 TETTELBACH, ROBERT JOHN, CS-05 THACKER, THOMAS HOWARD, CS-27 THERRIEN, SAM CALVIN, CS-23 THIENEMAN, KENNETH CHRISTIAN, CS-25 THIGPEN, WILLIAM WASTON, CS-30 THOMAE, CARL JOHN. CS-07 THOMAS, CRAIG RANDY, CS-07 THOMAS. DAVID GERALD, CS-16 THOMAS, EDWARD LEE, CS-22 THOMAS. JOHN DAVE, CS-02 THOMAS, MICHAEL ALLAN, CS-07 THOMASON, JAMES KNOX, CS-18 THOMASSON, DAVID JOHN, CS-04 THOMIN, DAVID WAYNE, CS-20 THOMPSON, BRADLEY LEIGH, CS-10 THOMPSON, EDWARD ALLEN, CS-08 THOMPSON, ERIC MICHAEL, CS-39 THOMPSON, HOWARD NEIL, CS-19 THOMPSON, MARK ALAN, CS-24 THOMPSON, NORMAN FRANKLIN 3RD, CS-06 THOMPSON, RICHARD HAROLD, CS-02 THOMPSON, ROBERT HAYES, CS-38 THOMPSON, STEPHEN JAMES, CS-04 THOMPSON, WILLIAM DAVID. CS-26 THOMSEN, KENNETH SU, CS-13 THORNSON, BENJAMIN LEE, CS-37 THORNTON, ROBERT GEDDES, CS-28 THORNTON, RODERICK DUANE, CS-37 THURMAN, PAUL EDWARD, CS-31 THURNER, SCOTT LEE, CS-17 TIERNEY, JOHN GREGORY II, CS-29 TIERNEY, THOMAS ANTHONY, CS-34 TILBURY, ERVIN EUGENE JR., CS-38 TINDALL, STEVEN RICHARD, CS-35 TISDALE, PATRICK DAVID JR., CS-09 TOBIN, RICHARD WILLIS II, CS-12 TODAR, CHARLES FRANK, CS-04 TODD, JEFFREY HUGH. CS-32 TODOROFF, KURT RICHARD, CS-12 TOLOCZKO, STEVEN, CS-22 TOMASZEWSKI, JOHN EDWARD, CS-06 TOMKINSON, STANLEY JOE, CS-25 TOMLIN, JEFFREY ADAMS, CS-13 TONETTI, JOHN EDWARD, CS-17 TOOLE, THOMAS PATRICK, CS-36 TORCHIA, LINDEN JOHN, CS-29 TORRES, FRANCISCO ALBERTO, CS-35 TOUSSAINT, GREGORY JOHN, CS-13 TOVREA, GAYLEN LEON, CS-18 TOWE, RUSSELL LYNN, CS-24 TRAINOR, THOMAS DAVID, CS-13 TRAPAGA, RALPH PAUL LOUIS, CS-36 TRAVNICK, WILLIAM ROSS, CS-27 TREADWAY. CHARLES GOODRICH C., CS-28 TREADWAY, JAMES DOUGLAS, CS-29 TREE, JONATHAN DECKER, CS-10 TREIBER, TERRY MICHAEL, CS-06 TRELAND, JAMES ERIC, CS-15 TREMBLAY, RICHARD EUGENE, CS-01 TRETTIN, JOHN COURTNEY, CS-04 TRIBOLET, ROBERT GLENN, CS-28 TRIMBLE, WILLIAM JOSEPH, CS-22 TRINKA, JAMES ALAN, CS-14 TRIPP. TERRANCE ROBERT, CS-11 TROEGNER, WILLIAM RUPERT, CS-33 TROEMEL, BENJAMIN HENRY JR„ CS-23 TROGSTAD, DOUGLAS DALE, CS-02 TRONSOR, JEFFREY DAVID, CS-28 TROTTIER, GARY ARTHUR. CS-24 TROTTIER, LAUREN PAUL, CS-36 TROUWBORST, KEITH JAMES, CS-03 TROY, WILLIAM LAWRENCE 3RD, CS-18

538

TRUEX, THEODORE LYNN, CS-14 TRUJILLO, ALEXANDER, CS-22 TRUMBLE, QUENTIN MILES. CS-36 TRUMP, PETER MARTIN, CS-39 TSCHIRGT, DANIEL MARTIN, CS-27 TSERONIS, PETER STERGIOS, CS-35 TULLIA, EMMETT ALBERT II, CS-21 TULLIA, TERRANCE T„ CS-33 TUNIS, MARK CHIPMAN, CS-19 TURBERVILLE, MARK STEPHEN, CS-10 TURCOTTE, RODGER THOMAS, CS-15 TURNER, JAMES WILLARD, CS-01 TURNER, RICARDO ROLANDO. CS-03 TURNER, RICHARD DOUGLAS, CS-21 TURNER, SCOTT HARRISON, CS-14 TURNIPSEED, GARY ALAN, CS-29 TUROS, DONALD RICHARD JR., CS-40 TURPIN, WILLIAM DUKE JR., CS-10

TUTTLE, DAVID ALAN, CS-03 TWIDDY, JOHN CHESTER 2ND, CS-01 TWOHIG. THOMAS FRANCIS, CS-25 TYC, RAYMOND JOHN, CS-30 TYLER, JAMES ERNEST III, CS-38 UMBERGER, WILLIAM MARTIN JR., CS-27 UNDERWOOD, MICHAEL ALLAN, CS-09 UNDHJEM, LANCE DAVID, CS-37 UNGARO, GLEN DOMINIC, CS-03 UNGER, DAVID MICHAEL, CS-38 UNGER, HOWARD ROBERT JR., CS-30 UNTALAN, GEORGE VINCENT BORJA, CS-15 UREN. THOMAS DALE, CS-20 URREGO-MARROQUIN, IVAN ARMANDO, CS-03 USHER. STEVEN CLARK, CS-01 UST, CARL STEVEN, CS-30 UTLEY. JEFFREY KEITH, CS-32 VACCARO, FRANK THOMAS, CS-09 VAIL, DAVID SCOTT, CS-12 VALDIVIA, MICHAEL A. JR., CS-09 VALLE, CHARLES NESTOR, CS-32 VALLEJO, THOMAS MARK, CS-29 VALOVCIN, PAUL, CS-04 VANALSTINE, DANIEL RATMOND, CS-24 VANCE, JAMES DONALD, CS-35 VANCE, ILLIAM BRETT, CS-25

VANDAGRIFF, DAVID LEE, CS-14 VANDAM, BLAINE ANTHONY, CS-17 VANDAM, DAVID KIRWIN, CS-21 VANDERCOOK, DAVID ALAN, CS-31 VANDERPOOL, GARY CLEAVELAND JR., CS-18 VANEVERY, MARVIN JOHN, CS-16 VANHAASTERT, ROBERT GUUS, CS-29 VANHOOMISSEN, MICHAEL FREDERIC, CS-19 VANLAAN, MICHAEL JON, CS-20 VANDRSOW, DAVID GEORGE, CS-04 VANSTEENWYK, MATTHEW DONALD, CS-14 VANTONNINGEN, SCOTT, CS-11 VANTREUREN, KENNETH WAYNE, CS-24 VANVALKENBURG, GREGORY JAMES, CS-16 VANVALKENBURG, SCOTT WILLIAM, CS-05 VANWICKLIN, FREDERICK DALE, CS-01 VARGAS-RAMIREZ, JORGE ALFREDO, CS-20 VARNEDOF, WYMAN EARL, CS-21 VAUGHAN, ROBERT WILLIAM, CS-10 VAUGHN, ROBERT JAMES, CS-20 VAUGHN, ROBERT JAY, CS-17 VAZQUEZ, DONALD JOHN JR., CS-09 VEALE, ROBERT THOMAS, CS-09 VEARA, DENNIS JAMES, CS-25 VEITSCHEGGER, FREDERICK BENSE, CS-27 VENDLEY, ROBERT MICHAEL, CS-25 VENDL1NSKI, TERRY PAUL, CS-28 VERA, GLENN, CS-16 VERA, NELSON THOMAS, CS-32 VERGARO, PETER JEFFRY, CS-02 VERNON. JOHN LEWIS, CS-09 VERSTEGEN, MICHAEL DALE, CS-39 VICK, DOUGLAS ELWOOD, CS-10 VIEIRA, RANDY PAUL, CS-08 VILLAFANE, FRANZ MICHAEL, CS-21 VILLAFANE, LOUIS ARIEL, CS-09 VILLALOROS, ANTHONY, CS-35 VILLAREAL, DARYL KANE, CS-02 VILOT, MICHAEL JOSEPH, CS-11 VINCZE, JAMES PHILLIP. CS-02 VINSKEY, MICHAEL ANDREW, CS-13 VISNOVSKY, WILLIAM, CS-25 VISSER, GERT JAN PIETER, CS-33 VITALIS, GREGORY LEE. CS-39 VITULLO, JOHN BAPTISTA JR.. CS-25 VIZZONE, RAYMOND THOMAS, CS-17 VOGEL, ALAN LLOYD, CS-16 VOGT, ROBERT PAUL. CS-06 VOLK, MARK ALAN, CS-36

VOLLELUNGA, PHILIP ANGUS. CS-33 VONKESSEL, KARL RUDOLPH, CS-36 VONO, CHARLES THOMAS, CS-15 VORHOLT, PAUL JOSEPH, CS-20 VORNBROCK, EDWARD KESSLER, CS-27 VORWALD, FRANK GUENTER, CS-27 VOSBURG, JOHN JAY, CS-24 VOUDOURIS, PAUL COSTAS, CS-05 VRABEL, DAVID JOHN, CS-38 VRAST1L, WILLIAM ROBERT, CS-20 WACHDORF, ARTHUR LOUIS, CS-29 WADAS, BURTON JAY, CS-25 WADDELL, CHARLES CHRISTIAN JR„ CS-39 WADDELOW, DOUGLAS MICHAEL, CS-23 WADE, DANNY LYNN, CS-21 WAGNER-LUNA, MANFRED WILHELM, CS-06 WAGNER, GLEN RICHARD, CS-40

WAGNER. JOHN, CS-01 WAGNER, ROBERT ALLEN. CS-03 WAGNER, ROBERT JOSEPH. CS-29 WAHLSTROM, MICHAEL OWEN, CS-10 WAIBEL, BURT CARL. CS-04 WAILES, TOM STOTTS. CS-16 WAINSCOTT. STUART BRENT. CS-24 WAISS, TERRANCE, CS-35 WAITES. JOHN MEETZE JR.. CS-25 WAITON, RICHARD GEOFFREY, CS-31 WALDBUSSER, RICHARD THOMAS, CS-01 WALDO. JEFFREY RALPH, CS-19 WALES, HARMAN KINGSLEY, CS-36 WALKER, DAVID WELDON, CS-38 WALKER. DOYLE BATES. CS-21 WALKER. FRANK EVANS, CS-05 WALKER. RUSSELL WENDELL, CS-38 WALKER, STEPHEN DRISCOLL, CS-02 WALLACE. FRANK LEE, CS-11 WALLACE, KEITH LELAN, CS-35 WALLACE, RICHARD LEE. CS-32 WALLACE, RICK COLLIN, CS-20 WALLETT, ROBERT MERRILL, CS-19 WALLEY, RICHARD ALLEN, CS-08 WALLS, JEFFREY WAYNE, CS-27 WALSH, GUY MICHAEL. CS-34 WALSH, MICHAEL VINCENT, CS-23 WALTER, JEFFREY ALAN, CS-10 WALTERS, JAMES VINCENT, CS-40 WALTERS. JEFFREY JOE, CS-04 WALTMAN, THEODORE JEFFREY. CS-04 WAMBSGANSS, MICHAEL CHARLES. CS-35 WARD, DAVID CLARKE, CS-01 WARD, GERALD LEE, CS-09 WARD, JOHN ELLIS JUNIOR, CS-13 WARD. MARK CRAIG. CS-27 WARE, MICHAEL EDDIE, CS-12 WARNER, CURT ELLIOTT, CS-09 WARTON, GEROGE RIDDLE II, CS-38 WASHBURN. WALTER RALEIGH III, CS-29 WATERS, DAVID BROCK, CS-33 WATKINS, ALEX EUGENE, CS-19 WATKINS, JOHN EDMUND, CS-12 WATKINS, STEVEN DAVID. CS-17 WATSON, MICHAEL DALE, CS-24 WATT, HERBERT, CS-17 WATTERS, CLAUDE EMMETT III, CS-04 WATTS, JOHN CLIFTON, CS-07 WATTS, ROBERT MICHAEL, CS-20

WAVERING, KENNETH ROBERT, CS-24 WEART, STEVEN KEITH, CS-25 WEATHERFORD, DONALD EDWARD. CS-02 WEATHERS. WESLEY WAYNE, CS-30 WEAVER. GLENN WAYNE, CS-26 WEAVER. KENNETH LEE. CS-36 WEAVER, LARRY ALLEN, CS-21 WEAVER, LARRY WAYNE, CS-36 WEAVER. PAUL JENNINGS, CS-08 WEAVER. PAUL MARTIN, CS-27 WEAVER. STEPHEN ALLAN, CS-10 WEBB, STEPHEN KENTUCKY. CS-32 WEBER, BRIAN CARL, CS-05 WEBER, KIM ALEXANDER, CS-08 WEBSTER, MARK NOBLE. CS-26 WEIBEL, CRAIG ALAN, CS-06 WEIDA, JOHNNY ARTHUR, CS-04 WE1DMANN, JAMES MICHAEL, CS-02 WEIDNER, RICHARD GEORGE, CS-20 WEIGER, WILLIAM KURT, CS-01 WEINBERG, NORMAN ALAN, CS-34 WEINSTEIN, MICHAEL LOUIS. CS-33 WEISMAN. JOSEPH STEVEN, CS-19 WEISS, JONATHAN MARK, CS-10 WELCH, JOHN PETER, CS-26 WELCH, WILLIAM EDWARD. CS-07 WELDE, WILLIAM CHARLES, CS-36 WELLER. GEROGE PHILIP, CS-36 WELLS, KENNARD RODNEY, CS-38 WELLS, LAWRENCE LEE, CS-29 WELLSFRY, JOHN LOWELL, CS-25 WELSH, JOHN KEVIN, CS-38 WELSH, MARK ANTHONY III, CS-24 WELSHANS, JAMES SAMUEL, CS-39 WELTY, JOHN ALFRED, CS-33

WENDT, BRADLEY, WESTIN, CS-21 WENDT, DAVID WAGNER, CS-39 WENRICH, ROBERT CHARLES, CS-09 WENTZELL, DOUGLAS RAY, CS-34 WEOTT, WILLIAM FRANCIS JR.. CS-13 WERHANE, DIRK ALAN, CS-27 WERNER, JUDD, CS-26

WERTHMANN, MARK MATTHEW, CS-31 WESOLOWSKI. ROBERT ALAN, CS-32 WESTERFIELD. JAMES MICHAEL. CS-24 WESTLUND, MICHAEL ROBERT, CS-02 WETLESEN, DAVID CHRISTIAN, CS-07 WETTERAU, GARY PAUL, CS-08 WETZLER, JAMES F„ CS-29 WHALEN, MARK THOMAS, CS-22 WHALEY, GREGORY ALAN, CS-37 WHALEY, SANDERS ANTHONY CS-09 WHATLEY, CARL JEFFERY, CS-40 WHEBLE, PETER EDWIN, CS-17 WHEELER, DEREK PETER, CS-28 WHEELESS, STEVEN DEAN, CS-21 WHEELOCK, ROBERT EDWARD JR CS 20 WHIDDEN. |AMES FRANKLIN II, CS-30 WHISLER. GEOFFREY LARKIN CS-25 WHITBECK, DYKE HARRISON, CS-36 WHITE, GARY MAURICE, CS-36

WHITE, JAMES ARLIN III, CS-19 WHITE, KENNETH RAY, CS-22 WHITE, LAWRENCE JAMES, CS-16 WHITE, WAYNE NEVILLE JR., CS-03 WHITE, WILLIAM ROC, CS-01 WHITEHAIR, THOMAS JOSEPH, CS-25 WHITEHEAD, JOHN WALTER JR., CS-03 WHITEHOUSE, STEPHEN ROBERT, CS-07 WHITING, BRIAN CARLYLE, CS-09 WHITING, HARRISON HAYES 3RD, CS-25 WHITLOW, DOUGLAS ANDREW, CS-27 WHITT, JOHN JOSEPH, CS-26 WHYTE, MICHAEL MAKELAAR, CS-10 WIDHOLM, ROGER DEAN, CS-24 WIESE, JAMES ALAN, CS-35 WIGAND, ERIC, CS-26 WILCOX, VINCENT STEWART, CS-40 WILD, RAYMOND EUGENE 2ND, CS-06 WILDERMUTH, MARK JOSEPH, CS-19 WILDEROTTER, PHILIP JAMES IV, CS-16 WILEY, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, CS-12 WILKES, BOBBY JOE, CS-12 WILKINSON, KEITH MARTY, CS-03 WILKINSON, MARK SCOTT, CS-07 WILLARD, BRUCE WARREN, CS-19 WILLEMIN, ROBERT LEON, CS-37 WILLIAMS, ASA ROMERO, CS-04 WILLIAMS, BRIAN EDWARD, CS-38 WILLIAMS, CHARLES DANIEL, CS-23 WILLIAMS, CHARLES WESLEY, CS-32 WILLIAMS, DEREK MCKAY, CS-31 WILLIAMS, GREGORY, CS-24 WILLIAMS, JAMES ASHLEY, CS-34 WILLIAMS, JOHN FREDERICK, CS-15 WILLIAMS, LELAND KEITH, CS-38 WILLIAMS, MARK RONALD, CS-06 WILLIAMS, MICHAEL BRUCE, CS-35 WILLIAMS, PAUL WAYNE, CS-02 WILLIAMS, REX ALAN, CS-36 WILLIAMS, RODERICK MILTON, CS-31 WILLIAMS, STEVEN CRAIG, CS-34 WILLIAMS, STUART DON, CS-32 WILLIAMS, TERRY LEE, CS-08 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM LEE II, CS-28 WILLIAMSON, MICHAEL ALLEN, CS-05 WILLIS, JOSEPH GREGORY, CS-29 WILLS, GUY JAMES III, CS-17 WILSON, DAVID JAMES, CS-33 WILSON, DENZIL BRENT, CS-24 WILSON, EDWARD MARCEL, CS-30 WILSON, JAMES ALLAN, CS-36 WILSON, KEITH CHAPMAN, CS-17 WILSON, MICHAEL NORRIS, CS-11 WILSON, STEVEN DAVID, CS-24 WILZ, WILLIAM PHILLIP, CS-36 WINDERS, DOUGLAS EDWARD, CS-19

WINGO, THOMAS LESTER, CS-35 WININGER, DAVID ARTHUR, CS-36 WINKOPP, JOHN JAMES 3RD, CS-11 WINTER, ANDREW C II, CS-21 WINTER, THOMAS ANDREW, CS-18 WINTERS, JAMES BRIAN, CS-14 WINZENRIED, JAY ALBERT, CS-02 WISE, MICHAEL LYNDON, CS-32 WISNIEWSKI, VINCENT PAUL, CS-32 WITH, JAMES ANTHONY, CS-07 WITHERS, BRUCE CLIFFORD, CS-24 WITHERS, PETER ALEX, CS-35 WITHERS, WILLIAM SMITH JR., CS-34 WITT, CARLTON Mark, CS-11 WITT, RICHARD BRUCE, CS-20 WITTMAN, STEVEN EUGENE, CS-20 WITZEL, ROBERT ANTHONY, CS-34 WODTKE, ARNOLD DEAN, CS-23 WOHL, BARTON, HOWARD, CS-03 WOISH, MARK STANLEY, CS-37 WOLF, MICHAEL ALLEN, CS-04 WOLF, STEVEN HOWARD, CS-23 WOLFMEYER, SCOTT RICHARD, CS-27 WOLTERS, TIMOTHY LEE, CS-08 WOMACK, WILLIAM PHYLIPE, CS-35 WONG, MARSHALL LEE, CS-27 WOOD, KENNETH STEWART, CS-23 WOOD, STEVEN GARY, CS-11 WOODALL, WILLIAM MARSHALL, CS-29 WOODBURY, DANIEL THOMAS, CS-14 WOODFORK, ISAAC KEITH, CS-34 WOODMAN, MICHAEL, CS-36 WOODMAN. PATRICK, CS-16 WOODRUFF, STEVEN REID, CS-40 WOODS, ROBERT ALAN, CS-40 WOODY, BILL ARNOLD, CS-02 WOOLFORD, WILLIAM FRANK, CS-17 WOOLLARD, ERNEST VICTOR II, CS-07 WOOLSEY, MARK ROBERT, CS-20 WOOTEN, ROBERT BERNARD, CS-19 WORDEN, ROY MICHAEL, CS-35 WORKMAN, CARL EUSTACE JR., CS-22 WORLEY, ROBERT MORGAN II, CS-36

WORSOWICZ, CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH, CS-13 WORTHINGTON, JOSEPH ARLISS III, CS-03 WRENN, MARK LEROY, CS-02 WRIGHT, DAVID ALLEN, CS-23 WRIGHT, MICHAEL ANTHONY, CS-25 WRIGHT, PARKER SMITH, CS-05 WRIGHT, WALTER EDWIN III, CS-36 WURST, STEPHEN GREGORY, CS-28 WYATT, RICHARD GERARD, CS-39 WYMAN, MAX MCDONALD, CS-16 WYMAN, THOMAS THEODORE, CS-36 WYNN, DAVID MARTIN, CS-37 WYNN, MARK STEPHEN, CS-11

WYSOCKI, JOSEPH, CS-31 YAMANAKA, DEAN SUNAO, CS-30 YANAROS, JOHN ORION JR., CS-31 YANIERO, WILLIAM CLEMENT, CS-34 YANKOVOY, THOMAS MARK, CS-02 YANNI, THOMAS DOUGLAS, CS-26 YARBROUGH, JESSE EDWARD, CS-05 YARRISH, JOSEPH EDWIN, CS-32 YATA, AVYN FUMIO, CS-37 YAUCH, DAVID WILLIAM, CS-35 YAUCHZY, ROGER GARTH, CS-28 YEAGER, GLEN EDWARD, CS-22 YEAKEL, GLENN SCOTT, CS-21 YEARICK, PATRICK ALLEN, CS-22 YELKIN, CURTIS GERALD, CS-40 YERKE, THOMAS EDWARD, CS-06 YERKES, FRANK ALEXANDER JR., CS-05 YOAKUM, DAVID KEITH, CS-23 YOUNG, DANIEL CARL, CS-26 YOUNG, DAVID CURTIS, CS-01 YOUNG, JOHN THOMAS, CS-35 YOUNG, ROBERT PIERRE JOSEPH, CS-39 YOUNG, STUART GORDON, CS-31 YOUNG, TERENCE GLEN, CS-30 YOUNKER, HERBERT LEROY JR., CS-20 YOUNT, TONY THOMAS, CS-33 YOUTSLER, NEIL ALAN, CS-22 ZABORNIAK, MICHAEL EDWARD, CS-12 ZACOUR, DOUGLAS WILHELM, CS-20 ZAEHRINGER, ROBERT PAUL, CS-36 ZAGORSKI, JAMES, CS-24 ZAHROBSKY, JOSEPH RALPH, CS-32 ZAMBONI, LEO ENZO, CS-30 ZAMORA, ROSS, CARL JR. II, CS-20 ZAMZOW, MARK ROBERT, CS-39 ZANE, WALLACE BOW ON, CS-01 ZANOWICZ, EDWARD THOMAS, CS-13 ZAPKA, RONALD JAMES, CS-21 ZARATE, PETER JOHN, CS-14 ZARZECZNY, DANIEL CHESTER, CS-01 ZATORSKI, RICHARD ANTHONY, CS-13 ZDEB, KEITH DAVID, CS-31 ZEIGLER, JOHN MONTERVILLE JR., CS-10 ZEITZ, FREDERICK HAAS III, CS-35 ZELENOK, DAVID STEPHEN, CS-25 ZELLNER, RANDALL RAY, CS-11 ZENK, MICHAEL ALVIN, CS-14 ZIEGLER, GARY DAVID, CS-29 ZIELINSKI, ROBERT HENRY, CS}04 ZIMMERMAN, RONALD WILLARD, CS-32 ZIMOWSKI, PETER FRANCIS, CS-08

ZINK, BILLY ROOSEVELT, CS-27 ZINK, PETER GEORGE, CS-28 ZIRILLI, VICTOR LOUIS, CS-33 ZOMPETTI, ANTHONY EDWARD, CS-10 ZYCH, ANTHONY, CS-03

The Air force's newest electronic system isn't checking

supersonic aircraft. It's checking groceries.

Recently, the Air Force chose the commissary at Peterson Air Base, Colorado Springs, Colorado, to test one of its newest electronic systems. After two weeks, counter checkers were averaging over 32 items per minute. Customers were spending less time in checkout lines. And errors were significantly reduced. The system? SPERRY UNIVAC® AccuScan™ AccuScan is now bringing Space Age computer automation to the commissary checkout counter. And, beginning in the fall, when AccuScan is upgraded to scanning, it will bring even greater savings. By scanning UPC codes on product labels, AccuScan eliminates the time-consuming methods of traditional checkout systems. Complicated? Not in the least. AccuScan is easier to operate than common

registers. AccuScan is already increasing productivity. Saving on man-hours. And

reducing government operating costs. The Air Force is constantly searching for new ideas to improve productivity and efficiency. That's why they chose AccuScan. And Sperry Univac is proud they did.

SPER^y4=UNIVAC SPERRY UNIVAC IS A DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION

When all you make are helicopters, one of the

things you emphasize is Research and Development.

Better products come from those prepared to meet customers’ future needs.

At Bell, Research and Development has built the technology base to answer this requirement.

Adapting to changing needs has led to many advancements in Bell helicopters. Like elastomeric bearing hubs, that need no

lubrication—ever. Gear boxes that won't

seize, even after loss of oil. A nodalized suspension system that eliminates fuselage vibration. Application of advanced materials. Highly effective integrated weapon systems. Plus techniques in manufacturing and cost-control that have become standards for the

Bell’s R & D

helicopter industry. .

today, for tomorrow.

nations the world over

depend on HELICOPTER

This is Hughes: putting electronics to work— on land and sea, in sky and space.

Radar/infrared sensors.

Mortar-locating radars.

Attack radar systems.

Air-to-air missiles.

Antitank missiles.

Creating a new world with electronics 1

!HUGHES!

HUGHES

A-3

1 AIRCRAFT

COMPANY

A most

original fragrance

sexy-you ng fragrance. By REVLON

Concentrated cologne, concentrated

cologne spray, concentrated perfume spray and other original Charlies. A-4

Badsound is an

unnecessary

evil.

To hear music beautifully reproduced in the home is one of life’s most

pleasurable experiences.

It’s also a pleasure that 8 out of 10 Americans have never

experienced. Unfortunately, *nost people still

CM for nous.

listen to music

played through

©U

S. PIONEER

generally a blight on the ears, Some people pick up nifty all-in-one stereo compacts they believe will give them good, high-fidelity sound. But a visit to a reputable high-fidelity dealer will quickly shatter that belief. Because only there will you hear true high fidelity and come to realize just how inadequate everything else is. The simple truth is that only real fidelity will give

ELECTRONICS CORP., 1976.

This advertisement prepared by SCALI, McCABE, SLOVES, IN PIONEER ELECTRONICS/P 1

191 3

Avoid buying cheap no-name" stereo in a place like this or you'll end up with no-quality sound. “

high-fidelity components than anybody.

In fact, we’re the leading high-fidelity manufacturer in the world today. If you don t own some Pioneer components, or some of similar quality (such as that made by Marantz, Kenwood, Sansui and a handful of other dedicated companies) you re probably listening to bad sound. And it’s so unnecessary. Today, in 1976, good hi-fi

U.S. Pioneer Electronics Corp., 7 5 Oxford Drive, Moonachie. New Jersey 07074. For a brochure describing the full line of Pioneer high-fidelity components and their capabilities, write us.To hear our sound with your own ears, visit your Pioneer dealer.

components (as opposed to bad no-name" stereo systems which are

ridiculously low-priced and provide

sound to match) cost no more than many unsatisfactory alternatives. True, you can assemble a super Pioneer system that costs more than an automobile. But thats equipment designed for the high-fidelity purist to whom expense is no object. On the other hand, the Pioneer receiver, turntable and speakers shown here cost about the same as the console pictured at left. And when it comes to sound, there’s no comparison. Pioneer also makes equipment that costs still less. So for a few dollars more than a plastic compact, you can have life-size and life-like sound the compact could never deliver. You see, bad sound is not only unnecessary. It’s unjustifiable.

(IDPIONEEIT Anyone can hear the difference.

HONORING THE CLASS OF 1976 As the years go by your fine class ring by josten's will

increasingly precious as a symbol of achievement, a mark of recognition and a guideline for leadership. become

The Class Rings, Class Pins, Miniatures (for engagement rings or dinner rings), Wedding An-

nouncements or Wedding Bands are still available by

writing to:

GARY D. AUTREY

Autrey Brothers, Inc. 6100 East 39th Avenue

Denver, Colorado 80207

THE RECOGNITION PEOPLE

* \NHITE STRG RCJIOnSPORTS

One of Your Wisest Associations .

ACTIONWEAR FOR SKIING, TENNIS, GOLF AND BOATING

aside from your present one, of course, is the

one

you establish with your banker. Fort Sam Bank offers

you financial services

banking no

by people experienced in Military people who will care for your banking needs

matter where in the world you are stationed. To learn

about better banking for you at Fort Sam Bank, Faust, USA Ret.

contact Col. E. F.

National Bank of Fort Sam Houston C/

Wainwright Station San Antonio, Texas 78286

Member:

A-7

FDIC

—

Association of

Military Banks

“If they mean to have a war, let it begin here.” Capt. John Parker

April 19,1775 Mass.

Lexington,

Shortly before midnight, 700 British redcoats,

the elite of the Boston gartison, embarked on their historic march to Concord. They were assigned to seize and destroy the rebels' cache of munitions.

King George of England was determined to snuff the fermenting revolt in the Colonies. Before the British hod even left their barracks, word of their "secret" mission hod begun to spread across the land, thanks to two hard-riding couriers, William Dawes ond Paul Revere. Captain John Parker was one of the people alerted by Paul Revere in his mod midnight gallop.

Parker summoned his drummer boy and ordered him to sound the alarm to his brave band of militia-

the surprise of the Crown, the "uncouth, undisciplined peasants" finally won. On February 4, 1783, Britain formally announced cessation of hostilities. Throughout the 200 years since the birth of our nation, the United Stores military hos hod to face many formidable ond seemingly impossible challenges. Their heroism is history. For 54 of those 200 years, USAA has been privileged to serve the insurance needs of the military officers who serve our country so well. To-

day, seven out of eight officers insure with USAA. If you ore on active duty officer, or on Air Force Academy Coder, you're eligible rojoin this elite group. Membership in USAA will entitle you to preferential savings and service on almost all the personal insurance you'll ever need.

foresworn to "march at a minute's notice." On everything from your car to your houseSeventy Minutemen come running hold goods to your personal liability. ond formed into two ragged lines beside For more information on the world of the rood to Concord to await the redcoats. USAA insurance available exclusively to Porker faced his patriotic hornets in homeyou, write USAA, USAA Building. San Anspun and barked, "Don't fire unless fired tonio, Texas 78288. Or visit USAA at 1485 upon; but if they mean to hove a war, let it begin here!" A world of i nsu ranee Kelly Johnson Blvd., Colorado Springs, They "hod their war." And, much to at your command. Colorado 80918. Phone 598-8661. men

USAA

A-8

By Design,

Top-rated

A Constructive Force

Heat Transfer Colls

The Morrison-Knudsen organization is, by design, a constructive force. It is an innovative, responsive

organization of professional engineers,

constructors and developers whose work is involved with virtually every socio-industrial need: food, shelter, energy, mining and earth resources, the plants and processing facilities

transportation,

for a whole host of goods and products. Since its in 1912 at Boise, Idaho, this company and

founding

its subsidiaries have left the M-K hallmark of skill, responsibility and integrity on thousands of construction and engineering projects of every

INDUSTRY LEADER IN

type, of every size, in every US state and in 70 a global other countries the world around. M-K organization with the resources and competences that make it complete unto itself. M-K... by design,

HEATING

...

AND

COOLING COILS

a constructive face.

^ Smooth-fin Heat Transfer Surface ^ Maximum Capacity in Compact Space

MORRISON KNUDSEN

Aerofin CORPORATION

CONTRACTORS-ENGINEERS DEVELOPERS

LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24505 HEADQUARTERS OFFICE: BOISE. IDAHO

INSURANCE

TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR THE

MILITARY •

PERSONAL PROPERTY

•

PERSONAL LIABILITY

(Including New Million Dollar Liability Policy) •

HOMEOWNER PACKAGE

•

MOBILEHOME PACKAGE

•

RANCH/FARM COVERAGE

j^lff

^ CO OPERATIVE INSURING ASSN. FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS 66027 A-9

4323 Arden Drive,

I IUI III ICI11

El Monte,California 91734

Electronics Corporation

(213) 442-0123

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1976

AIR ACADEMY NATIONAL BANK P 0

Box 8. United States Air Force Academy, Colorado 80840

Member:

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Association of Military Banks

EN|OY THE BRO A DMOOR WAY OF LIFE with the new Droodmoor West

"HAPPINESS" "WEALTH"

"LONG LIFE"

JEWELRY TO GIVE OR WEAR WITH PRIDE For men: $7.50 to $125 For ladies: $10.00 to $125 Available wherever fine jewelry is sold

SINCE 1866

•

MORE THAN A CENTURY OF FINE JEWELRY

KREMENTZ & CO.

•

NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 07101

To The Class of 1976

HAPPY LANDINGS! -An Alumnus-

A-10

A well-earned Salute to

Serving Officers A o n Co nun i s s ioned -

the

(in(I

Officers

1976 Graduating Class

of the Armed Forces Regular and Reserve with Low Cost

Croup Term Life In sura nee

the

U. S. Air Force Academy.

Happy Landings! -An Air Force Academy Alumnus-

AMERICAN LIFE BUILDING • BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Brigadier General Roger L. Zeller (USAFR), Pres ident

ROYTEX, INC. THE HERALDRY OF MERIT

Thanks the Class of 1976

The above trademark has earned the right to be considered as such. It signifies a depen-

dable STANDARD of QUALITY that has always been distinctive and recognized. We are proud of this,

you

men are

of your career.

ART CAP COMPANY, INC. 599 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10012

A-11

for Their

Continuing Acceptance of the "B" Robes

HAND IN HAND...

TO MEET YOUR NEEDS. NORTHEASTERN’S COMPLETE MILITARY BANKING. Northeastern Bank of Pennsylvania is proud of its tradition complete military banking services designed to be in step your needs. Our combined check-savings program gives you immediate availability of funds along with versatile, of

with

high

interest-paying savings programs that include savings certificates. Your allotment can be deposited directly into your checking

account.

Then,

portion of savings plan.

any

through

that money

our

can

Automatic

placed

Transfer

in any

Your

checking account is free of any service charge and, you've established your account, you can get military loans on your signature alone. It’s just another way we’ve been serving you for the past 35 years. Talk to us today. Dial TOLL FREE (800) 233-4171 from anywhere in the continental United

once

States, excluding Pennsylvania.

System, Administrative office: Scranton, Pennsylvania

Northeastern

Assets: $569,507,249

Member F.D.I.C.

Your selection

ToVfou, Wfe Pledge Our Service

of the Air Force

was

a choice that took serious personal choice It was what thought. you wanted. —

Since 1939 United Services Life has devoted considerable time and thought to the life insurance needs of the military officer. We

constantly focusing on those needs as we developing a portfolio to help provide the financial security the officer wants for himself and his family. To understand those needs even better, we carefully select former military officers for our field force because they are familiar with military life and are able to offer you that understanding and personal attention. are

continue

When

think of your life insurance of the company that requirements, the pledges personal service of its field you

think

United Services Life Insurance Company 1701

Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20006

representatives.

(202) 298-6235

Jor service? see US

A-12

PROMOTION RLGISTLR

III IMS

Second

Brigadier

Lieutenant

General

First Lieutenant

Major General

Captain

Lieutenant General

Lieutenant Colonel

General

Colonel

You’re Going Places. And We’ll Be There!

Name

Rank

Mailing Address

Mail today for information about

PFCU’s financial services and how they can

benefit you...now... and for life.

A-13

Zip □ Savings Accounts [ Allotment Service □ Free Insurance Protection [

Dial-A-Loan Service

Mail to:

□ Auto Loans □ Car Price Comparison Guide □ Thrifty Credit Loans □ Personal Loans

Pentagon Federal Credit Union Box 310, Arlington, Virginia 22210

INDEX 1976 POLARIS

A-9

National Bank of Fort Sam Houston Northeastern Bank of Pennsylvania Officers Benefit Assn Pentagon Federal Credit Union

A-ll

Pioneer

Aerofin Corp

A-9

Air Academy National Bank

A-10

Armed Forces Co-operative

S ^

Insuring Association Art Cap Co Autrey Brothers (Josten’s) Bell Helicopter Broadmoor Hotel Hoffman Electronics Corp

Electronics, USA

A-ll

A-13 A-5 &A-6

A-7

Revlon Military

A-4

A-2

Roytex, Inc Sperry Univac

A-ll

A-10 A-9

USAA

Hughes Aircraft Co

A-3

Krementz & Co

A-10

United Services Life Insurance White Stag

Morrison-Knudsen

A-7 A-12

A-l A-8

A-12 A-7

A-9

A-14

HI WALSWORTH Marcelinc, Mo., U.S.A.

The 1976 Polaris is printed on 80# enamel paper. It uses styles from the Clarendon (Division pages), Helvetica

type

(Introduction), Optima (“Focus on Freedom” articles), and Melior (all other copy) families. The point sizes used 72 pt. for division pages, 24 pt. for most page headings, 10 pt. for body copy and captions, and 8 pt. for picture identifications. The book has a cost of $15.00/copy and is self-sufficient with the help of our

were:

advertisers. The contents of this Polaris 76 do not represent the official opinions or policies of the United States Air Force, but only of the cadet staff.