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More than 100 grandparents and cadet family members turned out for the Sunday battalion review to honor grandparents of MMA cadets at Colonels Field. The winners of the academic fourragere, pictured lower left, received their awards during the review, and the Brigadiers Middle School drill team performed after the review.

Grandparents Weekend draws large crowd More than 180 people attended the Grandparents

Weekend and Senior DinnerDance at Missouri Military Academy on Saturday, April 8, in Centennial Gymtorium.

The dinner-dance was one of the highlights of a weekend in which grandparents and other relatives visited cadets on campus.

A special battalion review in honor of the grandparents was held Sunday afternoon.

The review recognized recipients of the Academic Four-

Contents Speech contest under way .... 2 Bravo news ...................... 2 Pops Concert a success ... 3 Speller finishes eighth ... 3 Students make zoo trip .. 3 Delta wins Army Days . 4 Colleges choose cadets ... 4 Band shines at parade .... 5 Athletes recognized .... 5 Golfers place third .... 5 Track team improving .... 6 Tennis team starts fast .. 6 Baseball team is 2-2 .... 7 Athlete/Student of Month . 7

ragere, and was well-attended.

The review was followed by a performance of the Brigadiers Middle School precision drill team on Colonels Field. A reception for grandparents was held in Stribling Hall prior to the Sunday review.

“I really enjoy Grandparents Weekend because it lets me spend time with my grandparents and it shows them how well I am doing at the school,” said one cadet junior.

Lt. Col. Paul Gillette, who co-ordinated the weekend’s

activities, said he was pleased with the turnout.

“I really enjoy Grandparents Weekend because I

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ously recognized in a battalion Sunday review and cadets who performed the required duties of an ambassador after the first award are invited to the banquet to be recognized for their service and commitment to the Academy.

Cadet Ambassadors went to The Great Wall Chinese Buffet in Columbia, Mo., for the banquet. After the meal there was a presentation of awards to new cadet Ambassador Ribbon winners and Ambassador Club members.

get to see my family, and it means that graduation is really close,” added senior cadet Stratton King.

It was the first time the dinner and dance were combined at Centennial Gymtorium.

MMA band and color guards will be featured at Kansas City Royals baseball game in May

KANSAS CITY -- The Missouri Military Academy Marching Band, National and International color guards will perform at the Kansas City Royals versus the Cleveland Indians professional baseball game at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City on Tuesday, May 9.

The MMA Band will play “The Star Spangled Banner” and the MMA Color Guards will

present the colors prior to game time at 7:10 p.m.

Those interested in purchasing tickets to the game should send $15 in a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Col. Dana Reynard, MMA bandmaster, at 204 N. Grand Ave., Mexico, Mo. 65265; or contact Col. Reynard at 1-573-5811776, extension 431.

Cadet Carnahan, Maj. Reynard recognized The 2005-06 Cadet Ambassadors group was recognized at a banquet on Wednesday, March 8.

Each year the Missouri Military Academy Admissions Department holds a banquet in which all cadets who helped recruit new cadets who enrolled during that year, or who assisted faculty members during summer camps, were honored together.

The banquet has been a tradition for the cadets for many years. Each year cadets previ-

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From left, Cadet Hugh Carnahan of Nixa, Mo., and Maj. Peggy Reynard were recently recognized by Maj. Dennis Diederich, director of admissions, for their efforts in recruiting new students to attend Missouri Military Academy, and were inducted into the Ambassadors Club.

(Photo by Capt. Sam Blair)

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Contacting MMA friends, alumni Josh Gould, left, and Harold Flynn were two of more than a dozen Missouri Military Academy cadets who participated in a cadet phonathon for Lt. Col. Paul Gillette in Stribling Hall on Saturday, March 11. Cadets contacted alumni to familiarize them with current projects under way at the Academy.

Gould was the top fund-raiser for the event.

(Photo by Sgt. Matthew Burrier)

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Reporters/Photographers 2nd Lt. Jonathan Avelar 1st Lt. John Bassett Sgt. Matthew Burrier Lance Cpl. Cody Callahan Cpl. Manuel Camargo Staff Sgt. Kyle Caperton 1st Sgt. Luis Cordero MS Sgt. Ahron Corral MS Pvt. 1st Class R. Mauricio Davila Cpl. Bryant Davis Lance Cpl. Stephen Doran Master Sgt. Anuar Duahye MS Staff Sgt. Alex Dubruiel Cpl. Aaron Goetting Cpl. Matt Graves 2nd Lt. Evan Hollowell 1st Lt. Shale Houston 2nd Lt. Jorge Ibanez MS Recruit 2 Manuel Kaskanian Capt. Chris Marcione Pvt. Jacob Musick Staff Sgt. Giuseppe Poletti MS Recruit 1 Jesus Rodriguez 1st Lt. Jose Rosales Sgt. 1st Class Kasey Turnbull Sgt. 1st Class Justin Warshauer Director of Publications Capt. Mark L. Elwood Middle School instructor Lt. Daniel Laleman

Fry Speech Contest under way

By Cpl. Manuel Camargo

The Wallace Fry Speech is an important part of each year’s Missouri Military Academy Commencement exercises.

The speech has to be on a topic of interest, and all cadets in the school write an essay about what they believe is an important issue.

Students have been preparing their speeches since the beginning of February. Some of the themes this year are euthanasia, the death penalty and effects of

obesity on society.

MMA English teacher Capt.

Pamela Ray commented, “There is talent in this year’s contestants, and it will be a tough decision.”

Cadet Lance Cpl. Cody Callahan wrote his speech on use of herbal supplements. He said, “I try to prove that herbal supplements are good and can help people.”

Semifinals are April 17.

Finalists will speak at MMA Commencement exercises.

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Capt. Samuel Blair, ‘94, and MMA Director of Admissions Maj. Dennis Diedrich each spoke in recognition of cadet Cpl. Hugh Carnahan, who visited China and Taiwan during the fall to represent the school and helped the Admissions Department staff with language translation.

Maj. Peggy Reynard was also honored for her exceptional recruiting efforts. Maj. Reynard and Carnahan joined Alex Cheng as current faculty and cadets in the Ambassadors Club.

“I enjoyed the banquet. It was a great way to get together with my friends,” said Staff Sgt. Giuseppe Poletti of Vigevano, Italy. “We learned how our actions have an important impact in the Academy’s development, and it’s really rewarding to know that we are helpful to the school in one way or another.”

The Cadet Ambassadors program not only helps in keeping enrollment rates high, but also diversifies and enriches the Corps of Cadets.

Monday, April 17, 2006 News briefs from the MMA Middle School ...

Bravo Bits

By order of Commandant Maj. Mark Vaughan on April 7, the following Missouri Military Academy Middle School cadets were promoted in rank: Senior Warrant Officer – John Yuan.

Warrant Officer – Ricardo Karam and Francisco Almirudis.

1st Sgt. – Kevin Lee. Master Sgt. – Tomas Stewart.

Staff Sgt. – Carlos Almada and Alex Dubruiel.

Sgt. – Ahron Corral.

Cpl. – Gerardo Sanchez.

Cpl. 2nd Class – Nam Soo Kim, Santiago Sainz and Rodrigo Ramirez.

Lance Cpl. – Tyler Branham, Luis Marcano and Ozzy Perez.

Pvt. 1st Class – Mauricio Davila, Jason Peters and Johnny Sjodergren.

Pvt. 2nd Class – Ty Armer, Victor Haddad, Woo Keun Kim, Chang Yong Lee, Leonardo Lichtinger and Sebastian Raiff.

Pvt. 3rd Class – Alex Arias, Tyler McDaniel, Corey Sharpe and Antonio Rodriguez. *** For being in the top 10 in barracks for March, the following cadets were awarded the Barracks Bar: Arias, Pablo Cuevas, Haddad, Nam Soo Kim, Lichtinger, Marcano, Ramirez, Rodriguez, Sainz and Sanchez. *** For being in the top 10 in military for the month of March, the following cadets were awarded the Military Bar: Almada, Almirudis, Corral, Dubruiel, Karam, Kevin Lee, Sainz, Sharpe, Stewart and Yuan. *** The Brigadier Bar was awarded to 19 cadets for performance at the Sunday battalion review on Grandparents Weekend, April 9 at Colonels Field, by Brigadiers director Capt.

Charles Reposa. Davila received the award for the eighth time, Yuan for the seventh time and Kevin Lee for the sixth time.

Third-time award winners were Corral, Dubruiel, Nam Soo Kim and Peters. Almirudis and Xavier Portas earned the bar for the second time.

First-time winners were Jano Ballesteros, Pablo Cuevas, Gabriel Madero, Marcano, Perez, Raiff, Ramirez, Sainz, Sanchez and Parker Simpson. *** Winners of the Academic Effort Bar for March were Ahron Corral and Alex Dubruiel, according to MMA Middle School Principal Lt. Col. Jonathan P. Eastman. *** The following academic awards were ordered for Middle School cadets on March 31: Honor Roll – Davila, Dubruiel, Sanchez, Almirudis and Kevin Lee. Honorable Mention – Corral, Nam Soo Kim, Sharpe, Armer, Chang Yong Lee, Lichtinger, Peters and Yuan.

Merit Roll – Jesus Rodriguez, Karam, Paul Bin Kim and Prentiss Turner. *** Middle School winners of the Academic Fourragere for March were Almirudis, Davila, Dubruiel, Kevin Lee and Sanchez.

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Sjodergren finishes eighth at regional MS spelling bee

By Recruit 2nd Class Manuel Kaskanian

Members of the Missouri Military Academy Cadet Chorus performed three songs under the direction of Capt. Michael Shoemaker at the annual Spring Pops Concert. Pictured rom left are Johnny Avelar, Bryant Davis, Manuel Camargo, Corey Filla, Jose Flores, Rocky Huppert, Jorge Ibanez, Diego Peraza, Jacob Goro, Jose Valle, Richard Johnson and Luis Cordero.

Pops Concert draws more than 200 The annual Missouri Military Academy Spring Pops Concert entertained a crowd of more than 350 at Centennial Gymtorium on March 16, including performances by the MMA High School Band, Cadet Chorus, Middle School Band and several solos and small ensembles.

The MMA High School Band opened and closed the show. After opening with an arrangement of “The Star Spangled Banner” by MMA Bandmaster Col. Dana Reynard, the band played “Discover the Blues,” “Peter Gunn Theme” and “Jump, Jive and Wail,” which featured a solo by sophomore cadet Thomas Mennemeyer of St. Louis.

The Cadet Chorus, under the direction of Capt. Michael Shoemaker, performed “Tears in Heaven,” “Scarborough Fair,” “All Through the Night” and “Battle Hymn of the Republic.”

Col. Reynard directed the Middle School Band in “Cruisin’” and “When the Saints go Marching In.” A small combo was a hit with “Angels” and “Lamento Boliviano.” The four members were senior Jose Rosales of Puebla, Mexico, on drums; seniors Jorge Ibanez of Puebla and sophomore Miguel Guerra of Monterrey, Mexico, on electric guitars; and junior Josh Olson of St. Louis on bass guitar.

Senior Bryant Davis of Bloomington, Ill., sang “If You

Could Only See” to the acoustic guitar accompaniment of Ibanez and junior Jeremy Williams of St. Louis.

Cadet Won Seok Oh of Seoul, South Korea, received a standing ovation for his piano solo of “Ballade Pour Adline.”

The High School Band then wrapped up with “A String of Pearls,” “The Birth of the Blues” and a pair of tunes featuring senior saxophonist and battalion commander Adam Harralson – “Bahia” and the Eagles hit “Evil Ways,” which brought another standing ovation.

“The Academy has some very talented musicians. We really enjoyed it,” said one audience member who drove in from Fulton, Mo.

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Missouri Military Academy Middle School sent a representative to Launer Auditorium on the Columbia College Campus for the Columbia Daily Tribune Regional Spelling Bee on March 16.

Spelling bee winners from regional middle schools participated in the event, and MMA was represented by cadet Private 2nd Class Johnny Sjodergren.

Lt. Dan Laleman took Sjodergren to the competition.

A reporter from the Columbia Daily Tribune interviewed Sjodergren, and Sjodergren’s parents came to watch him compete.

Competitors got in line in front of a microphone and stated their name and what school they represented before the spell-off began.

Sjodergren’s first word was “literacy,” which he spelled correctly. His second word was “samurai,” and he also spelled it right For his third word, Sjodegren received “reticence,”

JOHNNY SJODERGREN which he misspelled. He finished in eighth place among more than 35 schools in the region.

Lt. Laleman said he was proud of Sjodergren’s effort, and Sjodergren said he enjoyed the opportunity to compete and represent the Academy.

“I was really glad to see Johnny do so well and handle some tough words. He did a good job in finishing eighth and represented MMA well,” said Lt. Laleman.

Top cadet science students earn trip to St. Louis Zoo

By Sgt. 1st Class Giuseppe Poletti Missouri Military Academy science students took a trip to the St. Louis Zoo on Feb. 28. The most outstanding cadets enrolled in the biology and chemistry courses were selected by instructors to receive the privilege.

“Everyone had a great time and learned a lot,” said Lt Nancy Schnell, MMA chemistry teacher. “The cadets had a chance to see some interesting and exotic animals.”

Capt. Mike Pemberton and

Maroon Bar winners named

Winners of the Maroon Bar for outstanding disciplinary records were recently announced by Missouri Military Academy High School Commandant Lt. Col. James E. Medley for the period ending

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Lt. Schnell were the faculty sponsors who accompanied the cadets. The group left early in the morning, and arrived at the zoo at 10 a.m.

“We saw a lot of animals and we had a lot of fun” said cadet 1st Lt. John Bassett, from Vienna, Mo. “It was relaxing and educational.”

The St. Louis Zoo is considered one of the nation’s best zoos. It houses more than 5,000 animals, and cadets said they considered it a privilege to be chosen to go on the trip to the zoo.

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Earning the Maroon Bar with six stars for having no demerits in the last seven months was sophomore Jake Miller of Tulsa, Okla.

Earning the Maroon Bar with four stars was junior Giuseppe Poletti of Vigevano, Italy.

The Maroon Bar with two stars went to sophomore Jose Velazquez

Top MMA cadet science students earned a trip to the St. Louis Zoo in late February. Here, cadets Eduardo Becerra, Rafael Diez Pineyro and Alan Ortega tour the exhibits.

(Photo by Lt. Nancy Schnell)

of Contepec, Mexico, and sophomore Rene Zuazua of Garza Garcia, Mexico.

Earning the Maroon Bar with one star were sophomore Javier Guevara of Izucar de Matamoros, Mexico, and sophomore Alan Ortega of Gonzalez, Mexico.

Winners of the Maroon Bar were senior Jonathan Avelar of

Atizapan de Zaragoza, Mexico; senior John Bassett of Vienna, Mo.; senior Matthew Burrier of Tomball, Texas; sophomore Yuscanne Campos of Mexico City, Mexico; junior Alex Cheng of Chicago, Ill.; freshman Thomas Clubb of West Linn, Ore.; sophomore Jesus Davila of Laredo, Texas; senior Eric Detmer of Rushville, Ill.; junior

Nick Fajen of Lufkin, Texas; senior Adam Harralson of Frankfort, Germany; freshman Won Uk Lee of Seoul, South Korea; freshman Dennis Newman of Climax, Mich.; sophomore Won Seok Oh of Seoul; freshman Glenn Petty of Tipton, Mo.; junior Jorge Salome of Naucalpan, Mexico; and sophomore Adam White of Pearland, Texas.

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Delta Company Commander Ismael Cantu, left, accepts the Golden Boot from Battalion Commander Adam Harralson in recognition of his company’s overall battalion championship in the Army Days competition held April 6-8 at Missouri Military Academy.

From left, the top five individuals in the Army Days competitions at Missouri Military Academy, April 7-9, were Guillermo Avelar, Anuar Duayhe, Adrian Martinez, Antonio Muradas and Giuseppe Poletti. To earn the Recondo Badge, the cadets had to exceed minimum standards in the three-mile run and rope bridge, score as expert marksmen and be in the top 50 percent of competitors overall.

Delta claims ‘Golden Boot’ with victory at annual Army Days

By Master Sgt. Anuar Duayhe Aiza

The annual Army Days competition was held April 6-8 on the back campus of Missouri Military Academy.

Army Days is an activity organized and directed by the JROTC department of the Academy.

During Army Days, cadets go through various competitions around the campus, supervised by MMA staff, which gives Army Days a feeling of real Army training for the participating cadets.

On the first day of Army Days, cadets are challenged physically through a tough set of exercises known as “The Cadet Challenge.” The challenge

includes pushups, sit-ups, pull-ups, a one-mile run, shuttle run and a Swiss seat event. The Swiss seat is a rope which is tied around the body like a device to climb, rappel and cross the rope bridge.

“The events requiring the Swiss seat, are definitely my favorite,” said Cpl. Carlos Davila of Reynosa, Mexico.

On the second day, High School cadets completed a road run in full BDUs with their rifles.

On the final day, the National Guard brought several military vehicles, Humvees, light armor assault vehicles and a Black Hawk helicopter for cadets to examine and appreciate the wide range of technological devices

the vehicles carry.

The last day’s competitions included the rappelling tower, rope bridge, obstacle course and tug-of-war.

This year’s company champion was Delta, which received the “Golden Boot” trophy and narrowly edged out Charlie for bragging rights.

“The 2006 Army Days were a great success, and yet another interactive and fun activity for cadets to embrace before the end of the year,” said 1st Sgt. Greg Seibert.

The Middle School held its Army Days competitions on Friday afternoon, April 7.

Many 2006 MMA seniors accepted to colleges for fall Through the end of March, most of Missouri Military Academy’s senior cadets had already received college acceptance, according to Capt. Will Walker, director of college placement.

The following senior students have been accepted to attend college in the fall: * John Bassett of Vienna, Mo., to Central Missouri State University. * Michael Breedlove of Lisle, Ill., to New Mexico Military Institute, Valley

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Forge Military Academy and Norwich University. * Matthew Burrier of Tomball, Texas, to Lamar University and the University of Texas-El Paso. * Ismael Cantu of Mission, Texas, to the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. * Luis Carrillo of Chula Vista, Calif., to Central Missouri State University. * Bryant Davis of Bloomington, Ill., to St. Louis University and Illinois State University. * Derek Depke of St. Louis, Mo., to the University of Missouri, the University of Missouri-Rolla and Northwestern Missouri State University. * Eric Detmer of Rushville, Ill., to Purdue University.

* Anuar Duayhe of Mexico City, Mexico, to St. Mary’s University of San Antonio. * Bryan Edmonds of Quincy, Ill., to Diablo Valley College in California. * Gilberto Garcia III of Mission, Texas, to St. Mary’s University of San Antonio and the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio. * Adam Harralson, of Frankfort, Germany, to Eastern Kentucky University. * Evan Hollowell of North Little Rock, Ark., to the University of Arkansas, St. Louis University and the University of Mississippi. * Shale Houston of Town and Country, Mo., to Norwich University and Virginia Military Institute. * Morgan Josephs of

Houston, Texas, to Eastern Kentucky University and Central Missouri State University. * Stratton King of St. Louis, Mo., to Northwest Missouri State University. * Mike Lee of St. Charles, Mo., to Missouri State University. * Chris Marcione of Boulder, Colo., to the University of Northern Colorado. * Tyler Pascoe of St. Charles, Mo., MacMurray College in Jacksonville, Ill. * Drew Petty of Tipton, Mo., to Norwich University, Central Missouri State University and the University of Missouri. * Kyle Rober of St. Louis, Mo., to St. Louis University and Wabash College in Indiana. * Zachary Rodgers of

Alton, Ill., to Buena Vista College in Storm Lake, Iowa. * Jose Rosales of Puebla, Mexico, to Universidad de las Americas and Tecnologico de Monterrey. * Erich Sullivan of Underhill, Vt., to Norwich University. * Kasey Turnbull of Castle Rock, Colo., to Arapahoe Community College in Denver, Colo. * Joshua Vaughn of Maryville, Tenn., to the University of Tennessee.

More acceptances are expected over the next six weeks, said Capt. Walker.

Missouri Military Academy annually places more than 90 percent of its seniors in colleges and universities around the world.

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Band tops division at St. Pat’s Parade

ST LOUIS -- The Missouri Military Academy Fusileers, Marching Band, National Color Guard and International Color Guard traveled to St Louis to participate in the prestigious annual St Patrick’s Parade on Saturday, March 11. The band earned first place among 2A division high schools.

“For me, there is enormous satisfaction to come to St Louis and represent M.M.A., and what better than a famous parade like the St Patrick’s Parade,” said Master Sgt Jonathan Avelar.

Every year nearly 1,000 participants step off at noon from the corner of Broadway and Washington Ave. in

St. Louis. They marched for approximately three miles up Market Street until reaching the reviewing stand and finish line at St. Louis Union Station.

“It was an extreme honor for Missouri Military Academy Band, Color Guard and Fusileers to be asked to assist one more time in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade,” said Col. Dana Reynard, band director.

“I believe they did an outstanding job.”

MMA has a long tradition of participating in the St. Patrick’s Day celebration, and has been consistently decorated as the Best Division 2A High School Marching Band by parade judges.

The Missouri Military Academy entry in the annual St. Louis St. Patrick’s Day Parade brought home first place in its classification again this year. MMA was represented by the MMA Marching Band, National and International Color Guards and the Fusileers precision drill team on March 11 in St. Louis.

Admissions continue to run ahead of last year’s pace

Enrollment of cadets for the fall semester at Missouri Military Academy continues to run well ahead of the same date in 2005.

MMA Director of Admissions Maj. Dennis Diederich said, “It is important for families of cadets to complete and return the enrollment contracts right away, if they are interested in securing the need-based grants to supplement tuition.”

Maj. Diederich went on to say the applications for financial aid must be completed immediately to meet the deadline of May 1. Any remaining financial aid funds will be made available to new boys after that date.

Additional scholarship and grant funds made available by the MMA Board of Trustees have caused great interest in early application.

Eleven earn Soldier’s Bar for March Lt. Col. James E. Medley, high school commandant of Missouri Military Academy, announced the list of cadets who had won the Soldier’s Bar for March on April 2.

Named to the list were Master Sgt. Jonathan Avelar of Estado de Mexico, Mexico; Cpl. Yuscanne Campos of Mexico City, Mexico; Staff Sgt. Nick Fajen of Lufkin Texas; Pvt. 1st Class Javier Guevara of Izucar de Matamoros, Mexico; Capt. Adam Harralson of Frankfort, Germany; and Cpl. Jake Miller of Tulsa, Okla.

Also named were Lance Cpl. Dennis Newman of Climax, Mich.; 1st Lt. Drew Petty of Tipton, Mo.; Staff Sgt. Giuseppe Poletti of Vigevano, Italy; Pvt. Jose Velazquez of Contepec, Mexico; and Cpl. Rene Zuazua of Garza Garcia, Mexico.

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“Lots of parents are touring the campus now in preparation for fall enrollment,” Maj. Diederich added.

Maj. Diederich, and admissions staff members Capt. Sam Blair, ’94, and Capt. James Busalacki, ‘99, continue to travel across the United States to enroll new boys. During April and May, the admissions staff will be traveling to Illinois, Texas and Mexico.

Admissions staff will also be focusing heavily on the southwest Missouri area of Springfield, Joplin and Branson, as well as northwest Arkansas.

Families with friends who may be interested in the Academy for their sons should contact the admissions office by e-mail at info@mma.mexico.mo.us, or call MMA at 1573-581-1776..

Golf team third in opening meet

Junior Jake Musick of Decatur, Ill., has led the Colonels golf team in the first two meets of the season.

Missouri Military Academy opened its 2006 golf season with a third place finish at the Montgomery County Invitational on Friday, March 31.

Junior Jake Musick led MMA golfers by finishing third overall with a 45 in cold and very windy conditions.

Scott Silverberg was the second-best MMA scorer for the Colonels with a 49.

MMA coach Capt.

Pam Ray said the course played tough with numerous water hazards.

Other teams in the tourney were Van-Far, Ellsberry and Montgomery County. *** Mexico High School topped MMA, 181-215, in a dual April 5 at Mexico Country Club.

Musick again led Colonels golfers with a 48 on a windy day. Also shoot-

ing for the varsity were Silverberg, Ismael Cantu, Jackson Davis and A.J. Vassen.

The Colonels’ junior varsity fell to Mexico by a 183-227 score.

MMA was led by Carlos Davila with a 53.

Other members of the JV unit were Richard Johnson, Jorge Iga, Jose Espinosa and Glenn Weaver.

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Track team improves each meet The Missouri Military Academy Colonels began a new season in track and field with Adam Harralson and Hector Sada as team captains.

In the opening triangular meet at home, the Colonels of coach Maj. Lawrence McClarey competed in the following individual events: 100-meter dash, Bryant Davis and Ricardo Meza; 110meter hurdles, Otto Martinez; 200-meter dash, Rene Zuazua; 300-meter hurdles, Jorge Salome; 400-meter dash, Justin Warshauer; 800-meter run, Giuseppe Poletti and Glenn Petty; 1,600-meter run, Tyler Pascoe; and the 3,200-meter run, Adam Harralson.

In the relays, the 1,600 team consists of Meza, Davis, Zuazua and Salome; the 800 unit includes Israel Avelar, Albert Park, Jose Valle and Martinez; the 1,600 team is Aaron Weber, Warshauer, Guillermo Garza and Valle; and the 3,200 relay group is Pascoe, Harralson, Petty and Poletti.

MMA’s field event participants include long jump and triple jump competitors Woo Jai Jang and Park, high jumpers Salome and Corey Filla, shot putters Weber and Rosendo Gonzales, and discus

throwers Hector Sada and Avelar.

Maj. McClarey said, “the team is looking good this year. We still have a lot of room for development, but from what we started with we are definitely showing improvement.” Pascoe said, “I’m not quite sure about the short distance runners, but the long distance runners are looking better and better every day. We hope they we might be able to make it to state in some of our individual events, if not our relays as well.”

Poletti added, “Before the season started, the team had a lot of problems with injuries, but we are hoping to get everyone back on their feet within our first couple of meets.” *** The MMA track team hosted a three-team meet March 28 to open the season at the Colonels’ track. Team scores were not kept, and boys and girls from the visiting Sturgeon and Higbee teams competed.

For MMA, the 3,200-meter relay team of Poletti, Petty, Pascoe and Harralson took first place.

Harralson also won the 3,200meter run, Petty was second in the 800 and Pascoe won the 1,500

meters.

Gonzalez was victorious in the shot put and Avelar finished second in the discus. Jang won the triple jump and was second in the long jump, and Park was second in the triple jump.

Warshauer won the 400-meter dash and Salome was first in the 300-meter hurdles.

Zuazua was second in the 200meter dash; and the 1,600-meter relay team of Warshauer, Weber, Valle and Garza also won for the Colonels.

“This was our first meet, and the weather was perfect,” said Maj. McClarey. “We have an inexperienced team, and it gave some experience and a taste of competition to some of our young athletes.” *** LOUISIANA, Mo. -- Tyler Pascoe earned a fifth place medal in the 1,600-meter run with a time of 5:12 in a large invitational track meet Saturday, April 1, at Louisiana, Mo. The Colonels’ 1,600-meter relay team earned a sixth place medal with a time of 4:09.54, including Valle, Garza, Warshauer and Weber.

Senior Hector Sada of Calexico, Calif., gets into his discus motion during a meet at Louisiana, Mo., High School this spring.

(Photo by Sgt. Matthew Burrier)

*** CENTRALIA – Team scores were not kept at the six-team Centralia Invitational track meet Tuesday afternoon, April 4, but several Missouri Military Academy athletes posted personal bests in their third meet of the spring. Other teams in the meet were Moberly, Mexico, Centralia, Westran, Boonville and Salisbury.

Davis clocked a best in the 100 meters; the 800-meter relay team of Martinez, Valle, Avelar and Park had their best time; freshman Petty and seniors Pascoe and

Harralson had season bests in the 800-, 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs, respectively.

All three MMA discus throwers –Sada, Avelar and Gonzalez – recorded season bests. Weber had his best shot put effort to date.

The 1,600-meter relay team of Warshauer, Weber, Valle and Garza also combined for a season best.

“This was a meet against some tough teams, and overall the team responded well,” said Maj. McClarey. “We still have a way to go to achieve our team and personal goals.

Tennis team rolls to 3-1 mark behind depth and doubles play The Missouri Military Academy tennis team is off to a strong 3-1 start.

The team captain is senior Gilberto Garcia of Mission, Texas, a two-year cadet, and the co-captain is senior Bryan Edmonds of Quincy, Ill., a fouryear cadet.

The team is coached by Capt. Michael Pemberton. *** MOBERLY – Missouri Military Academy opened its tennis season with a 9-0 sweep at Moberly High School on March 28.

In singles, Dennis Yarigin triumphed 6-3, 6-0; Manuel Mendez won 6-4, 6-2; Alex Cano posted a 6-3, 7-6 win; Jorge Legoretta battled to a 57, 6-2, 12-8 decision; Charles Carmichael rolled, 6-2, 6-3; and Garcia rallied for an 0-6, 6-0, 12-7 victory.

In doubles, Yarigin teamed with Joseph Perilli for a 6-2, 6-2 victory; Mendez and Cano edged to a 7-5, 7-6 win; and Carmichael teamed with Bryant Pate for a 7-5, 6-4 decision.

“I was very pleased with our effort and focus tonight,” said Capt. Pemberton. “I was impressed with our ability to come from behind in a few of

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Missouri Military Academy’s No. 1 doubles team of senior Dennis Yarigin of Clive, Iowa, and Joseph Perilli of Pendleton, Ore., work together at a dual with Fulton High School.

our matches.

“It was nice to get our first win over an experienced team like Moberly.” *** Missouri Military Academy defeated Mexico High School, 7-1, in a tennis dual March 29 at MMA, running its record to 2-0 on the season.

In singles for MMA, Yarigin posted a 6-3, 7-6 win; Mendez won, 6-2, 6-2; Cano rolled, 6-0, 6-1; Legoretta cruised, 6-2, 6-1; Carmichael was victorious, 6-1, 6-0; and Garcia added a 6-2, 6-0

souri Military Academy fell to Jefferson City High School, 6-3, in tennis action there April 1.

For MMA, Perilli won at no.

5 singles, 7-6, 6-2; and Garcia posted a 6-0, 7-6 victory at no.

6.

The doubles team of brothers Gilberto and Alain Garcia was victorious, 6-1, 6-3 “Jeff City has a really good team. We couldn’t match up with them at the 1-4 spots,” said Capt. Pemberton. “Overall, I was pleased with our effort. A match like this will only make us a better team.” *** FULTON -- Missouri Mili-

tary Academy defeated Fulton, 6-3, under blustery conditions April 3 at Fulton High School.

For MMA, Carmichael and Legoretta both won singles matches by 10-8 scores, and Perilli and Gilberto Garcia posted 10-4 wins.

In doubles, Carmichael teamed with Cano for a 10-7 win, and brothers Alain and Gilberto Garcia were victorious by a 10-7 score.

“I was very proud of our effort tonight,” said Capt.

Pemberton. “Without our no. 2 (Mendez) in the lineup, most of our players had to play up one spot in the roster.

win.

In doubles, Mendez and Cano teamed for a 7-5, 6-0 win, and Carmichael combined with Bryant Pate to drop a marathon 4-6, 7-5, 9-11 tiebreaker match.

The no. 1 doubles match was stopped at 6-6, due to lack of light.

“I was very pleased with our effort today. Yarigin played an outstanding match against a very good player for Mexico High School,” said Capt. Pemberton. *** JEFFERSON CITY -- Mis-

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Baseball team gets off to 2-2 start for coach Capt. Syed The 2006 Missouri Military Academy varsity baseball team roster includes Shaun Mueller, Mike Lee, Stratton King, Thomas Mennemeyer, Kyle Caperton, Matt Graves, Carlton Krause, Nick Bahan, Bobby Kelley, Denis Arseneau, Eric Detmer, Joao Pintoribeiro, Nathan Malone, Alex Bozarth, Alex Hoke, Nicholas Poor, Josh Olson, Jose Flores, Logan Branch and Maurico Ayala.

Team captains are Lee, Mueller and Mennemeyer. Lee is the starting shortstop and no. 2 pitcher, Mueller is the no. 1 pitcher and a first baseman, and Mennemeyer is starting at catcher.

Capt. Ali Syed is the head coach, assisted by Lt. Darin Davis.

Lee said the team is full of athletes who have great talent this year There are 15 games. The starting line-up for the opening game was Mueller as pitcher, Mennemeyer catcher, Krause at first base, Bahan at second base, Lee at shortstop, Kelley at third base, Caperton in left field, King in centerfield and Hoke in right field.

MMA will host seven games

and have eight away. *** HIGBEE -- Missouri Military Academy opened its 2006 baseball season with a 6-1 victory at Higbee on March 28.

Mueller pitched six innings with eight strike outs to get the win.

“Our defensive unit supported the pitcher, making key plays to get Mueller out of a jam quite a few times,” said Capt. Syed. “We committed two errors, which is not too bad for the first game of the season.

“We still have a lot of work to do on offense. We need to work on plate discipline and be more agressive as base runners.”

Lee closed the seventh inning on the mound for MMA, and Capt. Syed said he was “pleased with his pitching as well.” *** MMA improved to 2-0 with a 15-7 victory over Logos High School on March 30 at Brad Calvert Field. “ Lee did a pretty good job as

a starting pitcher and struck out seven batters,” said Capt. Syed.

“This was not our best defensive game as we committed quite a few errors.

“We played well on offense.

The guys were patient and took care of business at the plate.”

Sophomore Krause had three hits and four runs, and senior Lee had four hits and three runs to lead MMA batters. *** Community R-6 defeated Missouri Military Academy, 4-3, in baseball action April 4 at Brad Calvert Field.

Community held a quick 4-0 lead before an MMA rally came up short.

“We had a lot of opportunities to tie the game, but we just could not get any hits,” said Capt. Syed.

“We struggled offensively. Our big hitters just could not put the ball in play to tie or win the game.” *** MMA lost to Harrisburg R-8 at home on April 5, 14-1. The Colonels jayvee also fell, 10-0.

Senior trip to Outback in Columbia set for April 19 Wednesday, April 19, the 2006 Missouri Military Academy senior class will take a trip to Outback steakhouse in Columbia.

It is a chance for the seniors to have a night out and enjoy a nice meal together. The trip is sponsored

by Jim and Ann Day, parents of the late Zach Day, ’03.

Lt. Col. Paul Gillette, director of institutional

advancement, set up the event.

Student body president 1st Lt. Jose Rosales said, “I think that we will have fun with this trip. Now that we know the date, we can start getting excited about it. I know that all the seniors will be able to go to this, so I am very optimistic they will all go and have a good time.”

Missouri Military Academy senior Mike Lee of St. Charles, Mo., has pitched and played shortstop for the 2-2 Colonels baseball team of coach Capt. Ali Syed this spring.

(Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Kasey Turnbull)

Missouri Military Academy: ‘Leading the Way to Success’ since 1889!

March Athlete, Student of the Month

Left, junior Nick Fajen of Lufkin, Texas, was named the March Athlete of the Month for his efforts on the MMA rifle range for coach 1st Sgt. Randal Jacobson. At right, freshman Jared Sullivan of O’Fallon, Ill., was selected by Director of Studies Maj. Frank Giuseffi as the March Student of the Month.

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Monday, April 17, 2006 As of March 31, 2006. Numbers in parentheses indicate years of participation in the Development Fund. Please advise the Development Office of any errors or omissions at (573) 581-1776.

2005-2006 Honor Roll of Donors John and Judy Fritsch ’49 (29) David B. Hill III ’75 (21)

ORDER OF THE REGIMENT James W. Kemper 1889 SOCIETY

Richard A. White ’47 (40) Howard and Karen Wegman (4)

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY

The Boeing Matching Gift Program (10) G.H. and Caroline Carnahan (6) John L. Cummings ’39 (13) Paul and Debra Erickson (2)

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foley ’53 (34) Robert S. Gaiswinkler ’49 (26) Lester Gehm Memorial Education Trust (8) Rick Guth ’65 (6) Gabriel and Lucila Haddad ’81 (3)

Randy and Meg Adler ’77 (13) Milton and Marjorie Adler (34) Donna Ahlstrand (5) (In memory of Wallace Ahlstrand) Robert Albright ’49 (28) Leslie and Joanne Barnard ’48 (23) Michael and Susan Bozarth (6) Tom and Carla Brown Charitable Fund of the Community of North Texas The Chance Foundation (35) Mr. and Mrs. Yih Yeu Chen George and Adelyn Cline ’46, (30)

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Davison ’78 (22) Theodore and Valerie Fajen (2) Arturo and Eiliana Garza (6) (In memory of Ricky Garza ’02) LTC Paul and Lawanah Gillette ’70 (25) Terry and Cynthia Goro Scott Harris ’70 Laurence and Christine Harrod ’74 (3) Dr. and Mrs. William Harryman (7) Sheryl Feutz-Harter (4) LTC Harry and Mary Hoyt ’65 (12) William Ryan Jackson ’99

Kenneth Baker ’51 (3) Jarrett Barton Estate (2) Wallace and Sylvia Beckley ’48 (12) (In memory of Fred Schuck, Joe Phelps and Phil Romick) Douglas and Nancy Besemer (9) Dr. Philip Blum/Dr. Marcia Levetown (2) Olga L. Aguirre de Cantu (4) Dan and Leslie Davis ’71 (8)

Jim and Ann Day (9) (In memory of Zach Day, ’03) MAJ Dennis and Kathy Diederich (9) Clay Dodson ’56 (7) (Honoring the Stribling family) John and Carol Ellerman ’57 Larry and Cheryl Feala (4) Tim and Brenda Fenton (3) E.B. and Dorothy Feutz ’41 (21)

Ken and Susan Houston (2) G.W. Jackson ’61 (8) The William T. Kemper Foundation (12) MMA Class of 1950 MMA Senior Class of 2006

COLONELS CLUB

Robert and Dianne Josephs (2) Randall Kelly ’89 (9) COL Ronald and Susan Kelly (23) LTC Herman Kiefer (11) Jong-Ki Kim ’84 The Kenneth K. Kinsey family Foundation ’59 (5) Kwan Sup Lee (2) MMA Alumni Association (14) MMA “M” Club (11) Jeff and Rebecca Maclellan ’66 (19) Rene and Barbara Males ’50 (19)

Lorenzo and Elena Poletti (3) Geri Pratt (4) Fleshman-Pratt Foundation Inc. (4) Charles Schmidt ’65 (9) Hal and Donna Walker estate ’35 (19) Robert Manche ’63 (21) Dana Marshall and Kathy Reardon (6) John and Mary McHenery ’42 (34) Jeff and Susan Nedblake ’77 (15) Victor and Aurora Ortiz Mary Stewart Ramsey family Gary Schaffer ’65 COL Charles R. Stribling III ’44 (30) Woodrow and Leslie Sullivan (2) B.J. and Bonnie Vermillion ’50 (8)

HONOR DONORS Dr. and Mrs. Loren Guffey (10) Dr. and Mrs. James Gehring (16) (In memory of Chris Gehring ’86) The Halliburton Foundation (6) Dr. Patricia Harralson (5) Benjamin Jones ’50 (5) Mike and Pam Knoll ’74 (5) Blake and Patricia Lee Philip and Madai Marmolejo

Charles and Laura Murray ’50

Bryant and Carmen Pascoe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Razim III ’85 (10) MAJ and Mrs. Don Sheriff (9) Jerry and Theresa Silverberg (2) John and Angela Vassen (2) Don Vaughn ’54 (6) Martin and Lynn Weber (2) Kent and Kathryn Yoest ’70 (12)

CENTURIONS Federico Acebal ’95 Carl Ade ’52 (12) Dr. and Mrs. Benton Allen (16) David Arbogast ’65 (6) Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States Fredrick Bader ’58 (3) Ron P. Baran ’60 (21) Charles Barney ’71 (3) Phillip and Judy Baum ’63 (4) David and Mary Bedford ’72 (9) James Bledsoe ’60 (5) Mr. and Mrs. L. Bonadiman Elizabeth Bradbury (9) Harold and Linda Brenizer ’52 (3) Albert and Alberta Brown ’48 (5) Jeffrey Brummet ’71 (2) James and Irene Buchanan ’52 (11) Jerry and Deborah Cable (6) Ed Carson Creative Services Buff Chance ’71 (4) Don Chapman (12) Edward and Pauline Clausen ’50 Jerroll and Cynthia Adams (20) Aetna Inc. (8) Allstate (9) Robert and Vera Andrews (25) Alan and Violet Arbogast ’50 (8) Bruce and Shirlee Avedon ’46 (27) Frederick Ballard ’53 Judge Robert and Janice Barney (12) Maureen Bassett-Baran Roger Beckerman ’60 (6) Virginia Bedford (34) CPT Sam Blair ’94 COL and Mrs. John Boltz ’46 (31) Donald Bowen (4) David Bowman Jr. ’97 Robin Boyer ’70 (3) James and Irene Buchanan ’58 (11) Robert Butters ’47 (16) John and Cathy Cadwalader (5) Donald and Sally Chesser (6) Chevron Texaco Edward Cissei (8) Ronnie and Francine Clark (2) COL and Mrs. Richard Cook Ellen Cooley (8) E. John Coonjohn (25) James Corkill ’64

Thomas and Mary Cline ’50 (3) Dempsey Cochran (3) Ellis and Terri Cokes ’51 (10) Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Ambassador Joaquin Dabdoub ‘81 Dana Dabney ’69 (3) Michael Dalton ’59 (15) Dennis Davenport (2) John (Greg) Davis ’71 (11) George and Pat Davison ’68 (26) Donald Dippel ’52 (13) Stephen Doran (2) LTC Robert Dorman (12) (In memory of Scott Lemons ’85) John and Donna Downs KMS ’71 (5) James and Carla Dutton II ’50 (3) Capt. Dale Dye ’62 (2) Anthony Ehler ’97 (2) Robert and Patricia Epple ’47 (9) Mr. and Mrs. Steve Erdel (10) Eric and Grace Feutz Trent Frohock ’83 (18) David and Jo Ann Crabtree (6) Dr. and Mrs. Norman Crecelius (8) Albert Cunningham ’57 (9) Roy E. Curran ’50 (4) R.B. and Virginia Cutlip (29) (In memory of Rev. and Mrs. Raymond McAllister) John Earl ’05 William and Margaret Ehler (8) Robert Ernest ’77 (4) Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ewing (2) Valynda Ewton Exxon Mobil (10) Mark and Louesa Fine (4) (Honoring COL Charles R. Stribling III ’44) Thomas Fletcher ’65 Jean Flynn Robert and Joan Forties ’41 (2) Mike Foster ’68 Keith Gabbert ’55 Jerome and Gabriella Giuseffi Thomas and Roberta Goetting (2) Louis Gould Great American Opportunities Inc. Chris Greiner ’74 Wilma K. Grossman (17)

The Boeing Matching Gift Program Chevron Corporation

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Greg Foster ’70 (3) Mary Gaines (19) Gencorp Foundation (2) Chris Gentry ’88 (5) Marie Gillette-Karbens (9) Leonard Grabau ’53 (5) (In memory of Cliff Chandler and Wesley Hand) Peter and Catherine Grassl (5) Thomas and Elizabeth Griffith (9) Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo Gonzalez (17) Bruce and Linda Grunewald (12) Rev. Dr. William Hager ’58 Andrew Hall ’85 Don and Susan Hand ’78 (3) Jack Hannemann ’71 (2) Ben and Annette Harlow ’47 (7) David and Virginia Harmon ’60 Mary Agnes Harralson (3) Edward and Georgina Harrow (2) Todd Helm ’80 (2) Jack K. Heutel III ’71

MERIT ROLL

Mr. and Mrs. Armengol Guerra (9) Steve Hagan (2) Dr. John and Rachel Harper Jr. ’46 William and Marjorie Hatten ’30 (2) William Hedger ’72 (2) Bradley Henderson ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herzmark (20) Fred and Zella Hisaw Carl and Irma Hollrah Robert Hopmann ’70 (2) Walter Horn Robert and Marla Howard Russ Huether ’60 (7) Mackie and Evelyn Johnston ’55 (7) John and Jennifer Josendale ’72 (10) Dr. Huston & Eleanor Kellogg ’36 (29) Hongjin Kim ’85 Kyle and Sandra King (2) John and Phyllis Kirwan (23) Rev. Dale and Shirley Kronquist (24) Dr. and Mrs. Harold Lankford (23) Terry Logue ’71 (17) Silvio and Helen Lombardi ’55 (8) James and Carol Long ’47 (5) Gerardo and Graciela Machado Mark Magnon ’89 (7) Margaret Maple (2)

MATCHING GIFTS Gencorp Foundation Halliburton Foundation

Karl F. Hirsch ’70 Harold and Jo Anne Hogen ’55 (10) Javier and Erika Ibanez Illinois Farm Bureau Illinois Agricultural Association William E.W. Keish KMS ’59 (3) John and Laura Kelley Rebecca Kennedy (6) Paul Kerr ’48 (16) Lloyd Industries Jeff and Cathy Mathers (8) Delores Mattern Mr. and Mrs. David McAllister Paul and Marna McLain ’51 (13) Karl and Donna McCulloch ’50 (2) Robert and Jean McIntosh (25) Michaela Meeks and Ron Woods Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meinert ’55 (36) Manuel and Maria Mendez Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mennemeyer Kevin and Kim Metheny ’72 (8) LTC and Mrs. Gary Moe (19) Jeffrey Moe ’92 John E. Marshall (21) Richard J. Matthews ’66 (12) Helen Maupin (29) William and Judy McConnell (6) Marcia McPherren (4) Richard and Helen Meinert ’52 (8) Martha M. Meng (16) Norman Middletown ’51 (10) Kathy Mitchell (3) (In memory of Zach Day) Larry and Kathy Moser (2) Wheeler and Nancy Mott ’60 (16) LTC Sam and Suzanne Mounger (12) Larry Mrazek ’51 (16) Bruce and Nancy Oliver (6) COL and Mrs. Albert Owens (8) Oscar Paras Donald and Carol Pascoe Paul Petit ’82 (3) COL Robert and Patricia Piper ’47 (18) Stephen & Barbara Richards ’60 (21) Jason and Deborah Rinz (4) Ruth C. Russell (23) Robert and Thip Samples ’55 (28) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sampson (2) William Savitt ’46 Dr. and Mrs. John Schuchmann (11)

Bill and Betty Ogg ’42 (21) Byron W. Parker ’48 (5) Ralph and Mary Peck ’52 (27) Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Perez Arthur and Mary Petty (2) George Pine Jr. ’55 (2) Edwin Ribback ’55 LTC and Mrs. Ralph Saner ’71 (12) Craig Schmidt ’63 (7) Dennis and Kathleen Spaulding (2) Raymond and Debbie Stotlar ’71 (10) Edward and Kathy Sunder (13) Alexander Tegtmeier ’50 Dr. Goff Thompson (5) Ms. Barbara Wallmark (4) (In honor of Alex Bozarth) Webber Pharmacy (17) Ray and Mary Wegman Dr. and Mrs. Fred Wesberry (4) Mr. and Mrs. John Wiegand (7) Guy and Alice Young (7) (In honor of Jon Young ’01)

Fred and Sheila Schulman ’57 (17) Mr. and Mrs. David Schwind (3) Matthew Schwind ’03 Dr. Mary Seay (21) George Sennett ’53 (9) Brian Sims ’79 (3) William and Penelope Sims ’60 (6) William and Karen Speros ’54 (3) Morgan Stanley (5) Robert Stewart ’55 (6) Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Sullivan (2) William and Mary Suntrup (3) Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sweet (11) Darryl and Susan Taylor ’60 (16) BG Carl Tegtmeier ’62 (12) Richard Thomas ’70 Dr. Jack and Beverly Titus (27) Steve Turner ’64 (3) John Unnerstall ’64 (3) COL and Mrs. Craig Urbauer (6) Cleta Mae Vantress Adolf and Peggy Walter (23) Sybil Wasserman Robert and Rose Weaver ’75 (9) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webber (4) Ray Zimmerman ’61 (4)

Lloyd Industries Inc. R.J. Reynolds Foundation

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