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The Voyager
1990-91
Texas A&M University
at Galveston
SENIORS
What's best about being
Celebrating graduation!
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a
senior?
ADAMCIK, MERRILLYN ANN
ADAMS, CHRISTI LEE
ALA51RI, MOHAMMAD A.
COOPER, MICHELLE MARIE
COWARD, JERRIT MORRIS
CROTWELL, PATRICIA LYNN
DALE, DAVID NATHAN
AMDREA50N,5HERYL RENEE
ASBILL, 5HAUNNA LYNN
ATKIMS, HIEP NGUYEN
BARCAK, RONNIE GENE
BAYLOR, AMY MICHELE
BEAUCHAMP, KRI5TEN L.
BELL, SHEILA DORETTE
BENEDICT, RAE TABITHA
BLAKEMORE, FRANK PORTER
DAVI5, JEFFREY EUGENE
DICKINSON, RICHARD WADE
DUBO5E, PAMELA DEMISE
DUCLON, SUSAN MARIE
Bill Orange
When you get to be a senior, it's like
seeing the light at the end of the
tunnel. Then you have to decide
whether the light is red or green
Maritime Administration Class of '91.
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BRETON, DAVID LEE
BRINING, DOUGLAS LYLE
BRISBAY, SHAWN MCNEIL
BURKE, CYNTHIA R.
BU55CMER, KEVIN DALE
BUTZEN, RICHARD J.
CANNON, ANDREA CARON
CNAI, KIM WAN
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GAULD, R055 GODFREY
GI55ON, PATRICK LEE
GIDEL, JEFF T.
GOLDEN, MICHAEL GREGORY
Georg brings new meaning to school
involvement. Since coming to TAMUG in 1986 he
has been a member of H55A, Voyager and
Nautilus staff, University Judicial Board, the
Human Powered Submarine design team and
Engineers Joint Council Engineering Mentor
Program. Also, he is president of the Surf Club
and Operations Chairman for 5NAME. And to the
sea Aggies he would like to say: "Savor the
pursuit of your education. As you seek the light
at the end of the tunnel, strive to retain the
memory of the murky darkness of your own
beginnings. In preserving that image, you will
carry a torch to light the path for those that
HORHEY.
Maritime Systems
follow"
Engineering-Hydromechanics Class of'92.
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000DWIN, THOMAS CLINTON
GOULD, MELI55A ELIZABETH
GRAHAM, MARK ANDREW
GREEN, CHERIE LOU15E
GUERRA, HOMERO HORACIO
HALL, KECIA LYNNE
HALL, TERE5A FAE
HAMM, 5TEVEN MICHAEL
EHARDT, J05EPH 5.
ELLIFF, NEIL 5.
EMMERT, MICHAEL LYNN
ENGELMANN-ROGER5, GEORG
EVERMON, CAROLYN LOU15E
FABIAN, 50NDRA JOY
FORE5T, ANNA MARIE
GARCIA, ROMEO E.
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HANI5CO, J05EPH GERARD, JR.
HA5KIN5, LIND5EY GUY
HAYDEN, DUANE DOUGLA5
HELD, HAROLD J.
HEMMELGARN, MATTHEW
THOMAS
HILL, THERESA RENEE
HOLLENBECK, STEVEN JAMES
HOOD, EDA MARIA
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MUSE, STEVEN PAUL
J0MN50N, WILLIAM DALE
JONES, KYMBERLY DAWN
JONES, VICTORIA LLY
KIECKBUSCH, DAVID KEITH
KIOLBA55A, BRENDA LOUISE
LAKEY, 5TEVEN DARYL
LEHOTSKY, WALTER DAVID
LEWI5, MARC GRAY50N
LIGMTFOOT, KELLY MARIE
LIVESAY, JAMES EARL
MANN, CATHERINE R05E
MAR5h, LESLIE ANN
MARTIN, CHRI5TOPHER MANFRED
MA50N, ROBERT EDMOND
MCCEIG, MICHAEL DARRIN
MCDAMIEL, WESLEY CLINTEN
MCGOWEN, EDWARD NIChOLAS
MCINTYRE, PATRICIA ANN
MCLAURY, 5TEPhANIE
MCMAHON, DONALD MARK
MENZEL, TERRI ANN
MOORE, RANDALL SEAN
MORALE5, ANIBAL
MUSGRAVE, DONNA LYNN
NEVILLE, ERIN E.
MOO, HAI THE
NUTT, LETA K.
Maria Hood
Maria is one of our most
outstanding students, through her
academic achievements she has
received many scholarships and
awards. She plans to pursue a Ph.D.
in Chemical Oceanography at
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology/Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institute Joint
Program. To the students she would
like to say: "It got better every year
but it never really got good.
B.O.h.I.C.A.!"
Marine Sciences
Class of '91
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PETTIT, ROBERT DALE
POLIKOFF, BRUCE DAVID
PRATT, JAME5 RICHARD
RAMON, J05E GUILLERMO
Joe Tyus
Joe hopes to continue his
education at University of Miami to
study coral reef ecology. After
finishing a graduate program he
wants to work in the field of
fisheries Sciences. His best memory
of T.A.M.U.G. was the Toga Party in
'88. And his worst memory was
"Both times!" In his
Invert
infinite wisdom, Joe says "What is
more logical than the truth."
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RATCHFORD,5TEPHEN
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GREGORY
REHLING, MARK J.
ROBINS, HAZEL IRENE
ROBIN50M, JANET ELAINE
W.C.M. MARE Class of '91
ROWE, JANET,CHRI5TINE
ROZNOV5KY, MICHAEL WAYNE
5AMMON, MICHAEL THOMAS
SCANIO,5TEVENJ05EPH
O'HEAL, CURTI5 LEE
ODELL, ANDREW LAWRENCE
ORANGE, WILLIAM ROBERT, JR.
05BORN, KENDALL ALAN
5CHMID, ROLAND BENHARD
SCHMITT, LIZA E.
SCHOLZ, CHRISTINA INGE
SCHULTZ, ALICIA KRI5TINA
OUTTER5IDE, REGINA LYNN
PATTER50N, BRADLEY SCOTT
PEREZ, MARSHALL LEWIS, JR.
PEROHNET,5U5ANNE RENEE
SETTER, MICHELE KATHLEEN
SMITH, NATATLIE FAY
SMITH, RONALD ALAN
5PIRKO, BARBARA ANNE
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1990-91 SENIORS
5PIVAK, JAY 5.
5T JOHN, KAREN ELAINE
5TANDLEE, DEON TINETTE
5TEVEN5, JOHN DOUGLA5
5TEWART, DEE ANN
TAYLOR, ELIZABETH M.
TYU5, J05EPH EDWARD
VAN, MICHAEL PRONG
WATER5,JEAN-MARC
WEHDE, ANNE F.
WHEELER, TAMMY SUE
YEARGAN, CATHERINE ANN
ZEMBROD, MARK ALLEN
BOYD, JOHN DAVID
DEGENOVA II, GERALD HENRY
GEORGE, GERALD GEOFFREY
GREGORY, 50NYA
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ADAMCIK, MERRILLYN ANN
BROWN, RICKY SHAWN
DAVIS, JEFFREY EUGENE
ADAM5, CHRISTI LEE
BULERA, CHRI5TOPHER JOHN
DE MA51, MICHAEL JAME5
AL-A5IRI, MOHAMMAD A.
BURKE, CYNTHIA R.
DEGENOVA, GERARD HENRY,
ALBERT50N, ANDREA KAI
BU55CHER, KEVIN DALE
DICKINSON, RICHARD WADE
ANDREA5ON, 5HERYL RENEE
BUTZEN, RICHARD J.
DICOCCO, JENNIFER LYNNE
ANTHONY5Z, NOEL EDWARD
CANNON, ANDREA CARON
DRUMMOND, ChR15TOPHER KEVIN
A5BILL, 5HAUNNA LYNN
CANTU, JOANNE
DUB05E, PAMELA DEN15E
ATKIN5, HIEP NGUYEN
CARRUTH, MICHAEL WAYNE
DUCLON, SUSAN MARIE
BARCAK, RONNIE GENE
CA5TLEBERRY, STACEY ELIZA
DUNCAN, MICHAEL ERIC
BAYLOR, AMY MICHELE
CHAT,KIM WAH
EHARDT, JOSEPH 5.
BEAUCHAMP, KRI5TEN L.
CHILDRE55, KAREN RO5E
ELLIFF, NEIL S.
BELL, 5HEILA DORETTE
CHRI5TEN5EN, JOHN DAVID
BENEDICT, RAE TABITHA
CHRISTOPHER; TERRY EVAN5
ENGELMANN-ROGER5, GEORG
BEZECNY, DARRELL GERA D
CLARK, ELIZABETH KAYE
EVANS, DUSTY WAYNE
BIRCH, JOEL RAY, JR.
CLARK, RANDALL DEAN
EVERMON, CAROLYIN LOUISE
BLAKEMORE, FRANK PORTER
COOPER, MICHELLE MARIE
FABIAN, 50NDRA JOY
BIANKEN5HIP, KAREN MICHEL
CORNELL, CRAIG
BLUM, MARTIN WILLIAM
COWARD, JERRIT MORRIS
FELTS, WILLIAM EDWARD, III
BLYLER, EARL R055, III
CO?, WALTER DUNHAM
FITCH, W. HOL
BOMBOY, MICHAEL LEONARD
CROTWELL, PATRICIA LYNN
FITZGERALD, PAUL
BONE,
CU5ACK, BREIFNI M.
FLEMING, ROBERT SETON, JR,
BOYD, JOHN DAVID
DALE, DAVID NATHAN
FORES
BRETON, DAVID LEE
DANIEL, WILLIAM DENNIS
GANA, GARRY LEE
KARL PINCU5
P
TEIEGRO
INING, DOU6LA5 LY
DANIELS, MONICA JUNE
BRISBAY, SHAWN MCNEIL
DAVIS, CHRI5TOPHER D.
II
MMERT, MICHAEL LYNN
FAIRBANKS, KAREN EILEEN
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ANGE, MICHAEL ANTHONY
GARCIA, ROMEO E.
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1990-91 SENIORS
1990-91 SENIORS
GAULD, RO55 GODFREY
HILL, THERE5A RENEE
MANES; GARY
GEORGE, GERALD GEOFFREY
HOLLENBECK,5TEVEN JAME5
MANN, CATHERINE RO5E
GI55ON, PATRICK LEE
HOOD, EDA MARIA
MANOU505, LOUIS GEORGE; JR.
GIB5ON, PHILIP RANDALL
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MAR5H, LESLIE ANN
GIDEL, JEFF T.
HU5E, STEVEN PAUL
MARTIN, CHRI5TOPHER MANFRED
GOLDEN, MICHAEL GREGORY
JACK50N, RONNY
MARTINEZ, JERRY J05EP'H
GONZALEZ, LEONARD 5.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM DALE
MASON, ROBERT EDMOND
GOODMAN, CLAUDIE JUDE
JONES, DANA ERCELLE
MAXWELL, BRIAN ANDREW
GOODWIN, THOMAS CLINTON '
JONES, KYMBERLY DAWN
GORDON, RICHARD MARTIN
JONES, VICTORIA
UNTINGTON, ROBERT VERNON
`lJUE5CHKE,
COULD, MELI55A ELIZABETH
L.
LYNN
CDANIEL, WESLEY CLINTON
LLY
TARA LYFIN.
IC(3OWEN, EDWARD NICHOLAS
NG, KAIPO W.
RICH, ALAN JAY
5PIVAK, JAY S.
NGO, HAI THE
ROADY, JACK DUANE
5T JOHN, KAREN ELAINE
STANDLEE, DEON TINETTE
OBIN5, HAZEL IRENE
LETA K.
RO13IN5ON, JANET ELAINE
STARK, JAMES ARTHUR, JR.
)ELL, ANDREW LAWRENCE
ROGEF5, SEAN W.
STATLER, GRETCHEN LYNNE
5EN, ROY WARREN
RONCHETTO, JULI LYN
STEVENS,JOHN DOUGLAS
ROUTH, CARL LEE
STEVENS, WILLIE ELMER, III
ROWE, JANET CHRI5TINE
STEWART, DEE ANN
OUTTERSIDE, REGINA LYNN
ROZNOV5KY, MICHAEL WAYNE
5TOWE, KAREN MARIE
PATTER5ON, BRADLEY SCOTT
RUCKMAN,
PAULUZZI, DANIELA ANDREA
5ALLC
PEREZ, MAR5HALL LEWIS, JR.
SAMMON, MICHAEL THOMAS
fl`NEAL, CURTI5 LEE
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IAM ROBERT, JR.
O5BORN, KENDALL ALAN
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SWAN, WILLIAM ALBERT
SYBRANT, GRANT WILLARD
SALEHUDDII
TAYLOR, BRIAN SCOTT
GRAHAM, MARK ANDREW
JUVRUD, PENELOPE
MCINTYRE, PATRICIAANN
GREEN, CHERIE LOUI5E
KIECKBU5CH, DAVID KEITH
MCLAURY, 5TEPHANIE
GREGORY, 50NYA MARIE
KIOLBA55A, BRENDA LOUI5E
MCMAHON, DONALD MARK
PE1
5CANIO, STEVEN JOSEPH
TYU5,JOSEPH EDWARD
GUERRA, HOMERO HORACIO
KNIGHT, LANNIE VERNON,
JR.
MCMA5TER5, DONNA LYNN
PETTIT, ROBERT DALE
5CHAEFFER, PATRICIA LEIGH
URBAN, JULIA IRENE
HALL, KECIA LYNNE
LAKEY, STEVEN DARYL
MCMULLEN, HEATHER IRENE
PHIPP5, MELANIE LYNN
SCHEEL,
HALL, TLRE5A FAE
LAMBRECHT, PETER JAME5
HAMM, 5TEVEN MICHAEL
IENZEL, TERRI ANN
LAMBREMONT, JOHN LEE
ERONNET,
PLUNKETT, GREGG MATTHEW
5AMUELL, JONATHAN
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E5A MARIAN`
""SCHMID, ROLAND BENHARD
POLIKOFF, BRUCE DAVID
SCHMITT, LIZA E.
PRATT, JAME5 RICHARD
5CHOLZ, CHRISTINA INGE
OR, ELIZABETH M.
VAN, MICHAEL PHONG
VANZANT, SCOTT STEPHEN
VELARDE, REINHARD JOSE
ell
JEANMARC
LEDEAU?S, DAVID
HANI5CO, JOSEPH GERARD, JR
LEHMAN, RONALD DEAN
MONEYMAKER, STEVEN ROBERT
QUIGLEY, MATTHEW SAMUEL
5CHUE55LER, CLINTON ARTHUR
WEHDE; ANNE F.
HA5KIN5, LIND5EY GUY
LEHOTSKY, WALTER DAVID
MOORE, RANDALL SEAN
RACEN, SHARON KAY
SCHULTZ, ALICIA KRI5TINA
WHEELER, TAMMY SUE
MORALES, ANIBAL
RAMON,
SETTER, MICHELE KATHLEEN
WITTY, WILLIAM MARC05
MUELLER, R05EMARY
RAMO5, ELOY
SHANNON, STEPHEN PAUL
YEARGAN, CATHERINE ANN
MU5GRAVE, DONNA LYNN
RATCHFORD, STEPHEN GREGORY
SMITH,NATALIE FAY
ZEMBROD, MARK ALLEN
NEVILLE, ERIN E.
REHLING, MARK J.
SMITH, RONALD ALAN
RE5PE55, JOHN LOGAN
5PIRKO, BARBARA ANNE
HAYDEN, DUANE DOUQLA5
HELD, HAROLD
J.
EMMELGARN, MATTHEW THOMAS
HENG5T, GINA LEE
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HANCE, RICHARD SCOTT
ICULKA, TAMARA ANN
5, MARC GRAY5ON
LIGHTFOOT, KELLY MARIE
LIVE5AY, JAMES EARL
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MAGUIRE, EDWARD COLEMAN
J05E GUILLERMO
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Everyone enjoys graduation. Professor Alexey V. Yablokov, an internationally known biologist from the USSR spoke at the Grand 1894
Opera House. Dr. James Kanz received the most effective teacher award
and Dr. Donald Harper received the faculty-staff award. Brunch after
graduation was at Christi's Beachcomber.
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May 1991
Commencement
at the 1894
Grand Opera
House.
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SENIORS
Amy and Marshall are chefs
extraordinare.
Georg
Amy shoves food into or onto Bob's
face.
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great surfing form.
Students working hard in the lab
we think.
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The Vice Presidents
FACULTY
AND
Dr. James M. McCloy
STAFF
President
Dr. William J. Merrell
Mr. John B. Hendricks
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Mr. William C. Hearn
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The Deans
Bill Alley directs the Personnel Office.
Pat, Linda and Linda keep everything running in Student Services.
Watch out for Chiefl
Herbie makes sure our mail gets delivered.
food Services is run by Charles Lee.
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Faculty and Staff Activities
The faculty and staff will do almost anything to
help raise money for the United Way.
birthday.
Drs. Curley and Blozinski about
ready to enjoy some cake.
Glenda, Pennye and Anita clowning
around.
Dr. 5chlemmer caught with his
mouth open.
A celebration for Anita's half
Dr. Benoit sucks a crawfish head at
the Hydrographic Society Crawfish
Boil.
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Engineering Open
House
Stroke
-
Stroke
Students show what they know.
Frank and Dr. Chang greet visitors at the engineering open house.
Aggie shows Kelly and Larry a new program.
Jim and James explain the fundamentals of their submarine.
Everyone enjoys the
Engineering Open House held
each spring semester.
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WHAT TO DO?
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The campus is full of activities for
students to participate in
whether its swimming, playing
volleyball or basketball, studying,
sleeping, or just vegging out in front
of a TV somewhere. No matter what
they're doing, students find
something to do and usually enjoy
doing it.
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are you enjoying the
Jeanie and Kim
mosquitoes and fire ants.
A skateboarder enjoys
Skate on dude!
skating his day away.
Monica Peterson and Kari Dixy enjoying the
Dickens atmosphere on the Strand.
John Witlow, what is that suspicious-looking
smile for?
Diana and James remind themselves how
much they really love watching the costume
contest.
Miles Manns isn't admitting to anything!
Hi
there Judy!
Patty Kinne and Donna Callenius are ready for
the Christmas holidays.
No, we didn't exactly catch anything
except mosquitoes!
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Mike Jewell and Dario Christopherson eat at
Jack in the Box after the Crewe of Brewe
Parade during Mardi Gras.
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LIFE AT
SEA
For some reason this scene reminds me of
The 5impson's family!
Cadets help volunteers to take the Elissa to
Houston for drydocking.
Kitty Reed and David fazioli take a rest after
their foredeck watch.
here's
a
platoon standing by to stand by!
John and Tiffany are looking sharp.
Butch, how did you get your nickname?
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5ean really misses Texas
when he catches the ship?
what will he do
JoAnne and Elizabeth make sure that the
Clipper doesn't hit anything, okay?
Waiting for the last batch of letters for the
mail bout'.
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Texas A&M University at Galveston
Outstanding students at Texas
A&M University at Galveston were
honored at an awards ceremony
to recognize outstanding service,
scholarship, and leadership on
March 21.
The James R. Young Memorial
Scholarship was presented to
Myra Hamilton.
An award for Freshman
Chemistry Achievement was
presented to Laura Draper and
Freshman Essay contest winners
were Christopher Lowe, first;
James 5teen, second; and Eric
Sheen, third. The National
Sojourners Outstanding Cadet
award went to Kevin Duzan and
the Retired Officer's Association
Medal was awarded to Thomas
Goodwin. The Marine Services
Association of Texas awards went
to Jonathan Samuell and Tricia
Emrick, The University Women's
Club Scholarship was presented
to Ashanti Johnson. The American
Society of Mechanical Engineers
scholarships went to Frank
Blakemore, Hollis Fitch,and Mats
Holmquist. Hollis Fitch was also
the recipient of an Achievement
Rewards for College Scientists
scholarship, and the National
Academy for Nuclear Training
scholarship. frank Blakemore was
awarded the Office of Naval
Research Fellowship for graduate
study which pays for graduate
school tuition and annual salaries
of $15,000, $16,000, and
$17,000 while in graduate
school.
The Propeller Club of the
United States, Port of Galveston
#10 honored outstanding
students Barbara 5pirko, Brooks
Tolman, Richard Butzen, Hollis
Fitch, William Stacy, and Tricia
Emrick. The Women's Propeller
Club of the Port of Galveston
presented scholarships to Cadets
Kathleen Costello and William
Swan. The Student Chapter of the
Port of Texas Maritime College
Propeller Club presented its
annual service award to Bill
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Orange. The Women's Propeller
Club, Sabine District presented
annual scholarships to John
Forsythe and Melanie Phipps.
Robert A. Welch Foundation
Undergraduate scholarships were
presented to Andrew Couch, Dale
Hubbard, Ashanti Johnson, Sara
Oktay, Jon Samuell, Carolina
Soto, Michelle 5upernaught, Mike
5nyder, Bent Warnken, and Sheila
Hoefling. Andrew Couch was also
awarded the American Society of
Naval Engineers, Inc. scholarship.
Academic scholarships were
awarded to Andrew Couch, Tracy
Holton, Stephanie Jones, Leta
Nutt, Daniela Pauluzzi, Alicia
Schultz, hamille 5harpless,
Barbara Spirko, Leslie Whaylen
and Andrew Willhoite, Minority
student scholarships were
awarded to Fred Barerra, Dale
Girod, and Ashanti Johnson.
The William Paul Ricker awards
were presented to Kristine Groth,
Corps Commander; Memorial
Scholarships to Hilton dolman,
Jean 5teininger, Lori Spangler,
Mona 5chweighofer; and the
Leadership Award to Daniela
Pauluzzi.
The Troy Swetnam Memorial
Yachtsman of the Year award was
presented to Beau Radloff. The
Robert Troy Swetnam Memorial
Scholarship was presented to
Michael 5nyder.
Students named to the 1991
edition of Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities
and Colleges were Bob Aley, Fred
Barrera, Kristen Beauchamp,
Meaghan Chapman, Gerry
Degenova, Joseph Ehardt, Hollis
Fitch, Brian Gates, Geoffrey
George, Melissa Gould, Kristine
troth, homero Guerra, Joseph
Hanisco, Duane Hayden, Theresa
Hill, Maria Hood, Mats Holmquist,
Dale Hubbard, Tori Jones, Michael
Kinsky, Michael Kobeck, Wesley
McDaniel, Stephanie McLaury,
Steven Moneymaker, Kaipo Ng,
Daniela Pauluzzi, Matt Quigley,
Stephen Ratchford, Tracey Row,
Jonathan Samuell, Alicia 5chultz,
Barbara Spirko, Michelle
Supernaught, Leslie Whaylen,
Andrew Willhoite, Andrea Cannon,
and Andrew Odell.
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Awards
Day
Outstanding students in all majors
at TAMUG are honored every April
at the annual Award Day program.
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UNDERGRADUATES
BAILEY, 5HAWN THOMAS
BAILLY, WILLIAM TRENT
BALDWIN, BARBARA LYNN
BALEY, CHARLES JAMES
BANDER, LISA MICHELLE
James and Walter shoot a game of pool between classes.
Brady and Jimmy play ping pang in the game room.
BARCELLONA, CHAD DAMON
BARNARD, JOHN DAVID
BARNHART, VANCE JUSTIN
BARRERA, ALFREDO ARTHUR, III
BARWICK, KELLY ROCHELLE
BEATY, ANGELA DEANE
BENGOECHEA, ADOLFO
BENNETT, KELLY MARIE
BERMAN, NAVA ANN
BERRI05, JOAQUIN
ADAM5, J05EPH WINDAL
ADLER, 5EAN PATRICK
ALEXANDER, LAURA JANETTE
ALEY, WILLIAM ROBERT
ALLI50N, JOHN KENNETH, JR.
BERTOLOZZI, RICHARD
MATTHEW
BE5IKOF, MARK RAYMOND
BIEBER, ELIZABETH ANNE
BILLING5LEY, MARY JANE
BIRKHOL2, WILLIAM 5COTT
ALLMAN, WINDI LOUISE
ALMRUD, JEFFREY JAME5
ANDER50N, KIMBERLY DAWN
ANDER50N, 5U5AN J.
ANG5T, BARRET F.
BLE5ENER, DIANE JOYCE
BOGG5, TERESA MARIE
LAUGHLIN
BOL, BILLY ALAN
BOLLINGER, MARI5A
BOOHER, MICHELE RENAE
ANGULO, ARTHUR A.
ANNABLE, JANE ELIZABETH
ARCHIE, AMELIA E.
ARNOLD,JAMES RYAN
ARNT50N, KRI5TINA MARIE
BOONE, JAY BRADLEY
B05WELL, DUANA JENI5E
B05WELL, JULIANN HOLLY
BOWERS, 5TEPHANIE
BOWMAN, CHRI5TOPHER MURK
ATKIN50N, TODD LEE
ATNIP, CHRI5TA LEANN
A2AR, TIFFANIE MARIE
BACHMEIER, KIMBERLY DIANNE
BADER, BRIAN J05EPH
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BRADY, HEATHER ANN
BREI5H, DAVID JOHN
BRIDGEMAN, TODD ALLEN
BROCKWAY, KR15TI
BRODE, JAMES WALLACE
BROOK5, KATHERINE MARIE
BROOK5, RACHAEL LYNN
BROWN, JA50N KEITH
BROWN, KAREN ANN
BRUCE, BARBARA LOU15E
BRUDNICKI, JENNIFER LYNN
BRUNKOW, JONI ELLEN
BRYANT, NORA ELI5ABETH
BURDETT, DIANE
BURN5IDE, GIDEON A.
BUR21N5KI, LAURA LYNN
BUTLER, BRYAN CHRI5TOPHER
BYNUM, JONATHAN ROY
CALPAKIS, MICHAEL E.
CARL5ON, TERRI LEE
CARRIERS, JOHN J05EPH
CARTER, DAVID JOEL, JR.
CARVALHO,ROBERTA ANNE
CAWTHRON, JOHN RICHARD, JR.
CHAPMAN, MEAGHAN JANE
With Yank as anchor how could
they lose?
Pull harder, we're losing!
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CHAVEZ, JAVIER VINCENT
CHENEVERT, KEVIN RU55ELL
CHERRYINGTON, CHARLE5
EDWARD, JR.
CHO, 5AE CHIN
CHRI5TINE, CHARLE55TEPHEN
CHRI5TOPHER50N, DARIO KENT
CHUEY,
CLARK,
CLARK,
CL051f,
CHRI5TY ANN
JAY DONALD
ROBERT LAMAR
CHRI5TOPHER ROBERT
COCKRILL, BARRY CLAY
CODON, 5COTT MAR5HALL
COFFEY, ROBERT WILLIAM
COFFMAN,JASON ROBERT
COHENOUR, LISA MARY
COLLINS, COURTNEY HARDWICK
COLLINS, DELBERT LEE, II
CON5TANCE,TAMARA DAWN
COOK, DAPHNE DENI5E
COOK, FRANKLIN RUDOLPH
COREY, SHANA R.
CORNELL, LAURA BROOKE
CORNETT, ANNA COLLEEN
C05TELLO,KATHLEEN MARIE
COUCH, ANDREW TRAVI5
A tug-of-war team of sexy guys.
Kitty
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laughing at a man while
he is down?
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DIMUGIIO, RONALD FRANK
DION, TRINA LYNN
DIM, KARRI L.
DIXON, WALTER MARION
DOAK, 5ANDI LYNN
January's birthday boys and girls show their support for the troops in
the Gulf, Nappy Birthday to everyone.
DODSON, BRETT WAYNE
DOLFI, MIKE J05EPN
DOOLITTLE, WILLIAM E., IV
DOORS, MARIANNE M51ANGH51ANG
DORSETT, CHRI5TOPHER JAME5
DOVE, LELA IRENE
COU51N5, BETH ANN
CREE5E, CARLA MARIE
CRONINGER, CARINA HEATHER
CROWDER, RONALD LEE, JR.
CSAKY, MARIANNE M.
DOWNS, EMIL CADE
DRABIK, ROBIN RENEE
DRAPER, LARA DIANE
DUDLEY, KATHARINE E.
DUNCAN, TROY HAROLD
CUMBERLAND, JENNIFER LEE
CUNICO, CAREN VICTORIA
CURNUTT, JAME5 DAVID, JR.
CUTLER, JENNY L.
D'ANNA, GEROME JOSEPH, JR.
DUNCOMBE, LARRY H05EA
DURHAM, JENNIFER DAWN
DUTTON, JOHN WILLIAM, III
DUVALL, LOUI5A MARIE
DUZAN, KEVIN
EAGLFSON, MARY
EASLEY, BRADLEY KING
EDELMON, LOUIE COLE
ELFERT,J05EPH DANIEL
DALE, DAWN CNENOA
DAVID50N, MATTHEW WAYNE
DAVIS, JACQUELYN MICHELLE
DAVIS, JEFFERY PAUL
DAVIS, TALMAGE DWAIN
ELLIS, TRAVI5 TODD
EMBE51, JOHN ANTHONY
ENGELHARDT, JOHN ERIC
DAW50N, JANET ANN
DE LEON, GABRIELA ANNE
DEAN, GREGORY WALTER
DEMERITT, HEATHER C.
DHRUV, MARK
ENGELHARDT, THEODORE
LOUI5, V
EXLEY, WILLIAM THOMAS, JR.
EYMAN, MICHAEL DAVID
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FABER, KEVIN SCOTT
FALLIN, CHAD WAYNE
FARAHBAKH5H,5HAHRAM SEAN
FARGAR50N, MICHAEL
ALEXANDER
FAZIOLI, DAVID ANTHONY
FRIDAY, CAMALA ANNETTE
FROELICH, CORY DANIEL
FULKER50N,KARA KATHERINE
GAGE, 5ARAH ELIZABETH
GAMMAGE, KURT ALLEN
FAZIOLI, MARC ANDREW
FELDMAN, ANDREW SAUL
FERRAN-BENJAMIN, KIMBERLY
GAYE
FETHER5, MARGARET QUINN
FIGUEROA, ANTONIA L.
GARCIA, RAFAEL LEE
GARDINER, WALTER JOHN, JR.
GARDNER, JONARA ADRIAN
GARLICK, VALERIE DAWN
GARRETT, COLIN LOUIS
1`I51-1, DAVID WALTER
FI5HER, ZACHARY SCOTT
FLETCHER, CHRISTINE GAYLE
FLUHARTY, JA50N RAY
FLYNN, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL
FORBES, ASHLEY ALLISON
FORD, SHANNON
FORKNER, GARRETT MICHAEL
FORSYTH, JOHN PHILIP
FOSTER, CHRI5 DIXON
F05TER, DANIEL RAY
FOSTER, JA50N LEE
FOX, SUSAN G.
FREE, RICKEY DON
FRENCH, STEPHEN WADE
Voyager staff and friends cheer
on runners at the Pelican trot.
Daphne tries out an orange
before the runners take over the
refreshments.
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GARRETT, JUSTIN KARL
GARSKE, CARRIE DAWN
GATES, JEFFREY W.
GATHRIGHT, KENNETH BLAIR
GAUDETTE, DAVID S.
GAUGLER, DAVID E.
GAUTHIER, KATHLEEN ANN
GERMANN, BYRON JA50N
GHOL5ON, CORY WADE
GIBBONS, TONY FRANKLIN
GIBSON, AMY CHRI5TINE
GILBERT, ROBERT SAMUEL
GILBERT, SARAH KATHERINE
GILBREATH, STEVE ALEXANDER
GOBER, NATALIE CAROL
Daphne and Lisa in their
castaway costumes.
Sea Aggies cheer
for Pelican
Trot runners.
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GULA, JENNIFER LYNN
GUNKEL, ALVIN DENNIS, JR.
HAASE, LISA JEAN
HADLER, MARC CHRISTOPHER
HAFEN, CRISTINE MARIE
Blind contestants get ready to feed their blind partners.
HAI5T, CHRISTOPHER
FREDERICK
HALL, JAMES MICHAEL
HAMBERG, ANTHONY EDWARD
HAMMONS, CRAIG ALAN
HANISCO, 5HERRI JEAN
GOLDEN, TIGER L.
DOLES, MATTHEW TIMOTHY
DOMES, SCOTT JAMES
GOMEZ, CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN
GOMEZ, PATRICIA ANN
HAPP, BRIANT WILLIAM
HARDIE, BONNIE COLLEEN
HARKIN5, THEODORE ANDREW
NARREL50N, MICHAEL RAY
NAR5TAD, BRIAN DALE
GONZALEZ, SUSAN ALICIA
HA5TING5, DARLENE ANGELA
HATTON, MARK R.
HAWKER, MICHELLE LYNN
HEARD, DANA LYNN
HEGEMIER, DAVID MATTHEW
000DWIN, FLOYD TURNER
GORAM-WELCH, 5EAN MICHAEL
CHRIS
GORDON, RICHARD MARTIN
GOULD, L015 CATHERINE
HEILMAN, DANIEL JON
HEISE, RYAN JEFFREY
HELD, HAROLD J.
IENDERSON, RODERICK
5ANFORD
GRAHAM, ELISABETH WRIGLEY
GREENLEE, JA50N BA51L
GREENSHIELD, AIMEE CHR15TIHE
GREVE, KURT WILHELM
DRIBBLE, GEOFFREY STEVEN
HEN50N,HEATHER RENEE
GRIFFIN, JOHN DAVID
GRIFFITH, JULIA LYNNE
GR055, MICHELLE DENISE
GROTH, KRI5TINE MICHELLE
HERMAN, ERIC LAWRENCE
HERNANDEZ, LEONARD
HILBURN, CHARITY EVE
HILL, KATHERINE MATNEY
HILL, ROY DENNIS
GRUBB5, JA50N M.
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HILLS, PAUL IAN
HINDS, BARBARA ERIN
HOBAN, MICHAEL A.
HOLLAWAY, KEITH AARON
HOLLOWAY, MAGEN
HOLMAN, HILTON MATTHEW
HOLMQVIST, MATSJORGEN
HORAN, SEAN MICHAEL
HOUCHEN5, TABITHA LYNN
HOWLEY, MARY ANN
HUBBARD, FRANKLIN ROBERT
HUDNALL, KEVIN JACOB
HUFFAKER,JONATHAN JARAD
HULL, LORI JANINE
HUSTON, HEIDI LYN
HYMEL, 5ABRINA KAY
INGER50LL, JASON GARIC
INTERRANTE, 51NDY MARIE
ISACC5ON, CHERYL ANN
ISMAIL, ZAIMI
JACK50N, JE55E LYNN
JACK50N, POLLY
JACOB5, JAME5 DAVID
JANNERETH, KAREN RENEE
JENNEN5, LORALEE
JOHANNINGMEIER, ALAN DAVID
JOHN50N, ADAM ZACHARY
JOHN5ON, A5HANTI
JOHN50N, CHRI5TOPHER LEE
JOHN50N, FREDDIE L.
JOHNSTON, JEANNA MARIE
JONE5, CRAIG ALEXANDER
JONE5, DEBBIE KAY
JONE5, MELI55A M.
JONES, RICHARD l`RANC15, III
JONES, STEPHANIE LYNN
JUNEDI, KARYADI
JURANEK, SANDY JO
KAHL, JAME5 JOHN
KAY, DENI5 MCDONALD
KAYDA, HEATHER SUE
KENDRICK, KARINE ANNE
KENNELLY, MICHAEL J.
KENNEY, KELTON DAVID
KERR, KATHLEEN MICHELLE
KER5HAW, MARK DAVID
KINNE, PATRICIA N.
KIN5KY, MICHAEL PATRICK
KIRKLAND, HEATHER VANE55A
KIRKPATRICK, ROBERT WAYNE, JR.
Looks like this dive may have a
painful landing.
Cramming for Willett's test
under the sun.
Students crowd around the pool
for the belly flop contest.
"Save me Heather, save me!"
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Sun goddesses or bookworm
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take your pick.
Jeff accepts his prize from Rita for the Belly Flop Contest.
LEMMA, KRI5TI KAY
LEONE, ANGELA TERISA
LEONHARDT, CHRISTOPHER
SEAN
LEPORTE, JACK LAWRENCE
LEPRI, TRI5HA MARIE
LEVENGOOD, AMANDA MARIE
LEWIS, STACY ANN
LINDQUI5T, MATTHEW JOHN
LISTI, ANTHONY MICHAEL
LITTLEJOHN, BRANDY JEAN
KITE, ROBERT DAVID, II
KLINGLER, KIMBERLY ANN
KOBECK, MICHAEL WILLIAM
KOHL, KATHERINE ELIZABETH
KONIETZKO, PAUL ANDRE
LI) EY, SHAWN MICHAEL
KOVACEVICH, JOHN WILLIAM
KUHN, KRISTEN L.
MABE, MICHAEL JOHN
MACULAE, MICHAEL DENNIS
MADSEN,HEATHER ALENE
MAHADY, MARK F.
MAKI, AUDREY ANN
KUNZ, JA50N C.
LA CRO55E, JEANNIE ELAINE
LACKEY, MARK DAVID
LANCA5TER, CARA INE5
LAND, FREDERICK J05EPH
LANDRUM, GLENN EDWARD
LANKFORD, KEVIN
CHRISTOPHER
LATHROP, 51MON PETER
LATROBE, JOHN HOWARD
LAUREL, REBEKA ALERI5
LEAGUE, JANJ05EPH
LEE, ADRIAN MICHAEL
LEIMER, MICHAEL FRANK, JR.
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LOECHEL, JEFF REY WATT
LORING, JON EDWIN, JR.
LOWE, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM
LUNA, DAVID RAUL, JR.
MALORZO, CRAIG THOMAS
MANLEY, ROBERT WILLIAM
MANNEY, DAVID BRIAN
MANNS, MYLE5 NELSON
MARK5, DANIEL CLAY
MAR5H, JUDITH ALI50N
MARTIN, TODD ANDREWS
MATNEY, DAVID CHARLES
MATTHEWS, PATRICK CONNOR
MAYO, SHAWN LEA
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MCALLISTER, DANIEL GERALD
MCCLENAN, DAVID MICHAEL
MCCOY, JENNIFER LEE
MCDONALD,THOMAS
CHRI5TOPHER
MCINDOE, CRAIG
MCLEOD, GERALD ELLIS, JR.
MCMURREY, GREGORY ALAN
MEISETSCHLAEGER, MARK
COLLIN
MEIT2EN, TAMMI LEA
MELVIN, KATHY J.
MENTZER, PATRICIA ANN
MESSENGER, RICHIE L.
METTEE, NANCY
METZ, PAUL 5CHAEFER
MEYER, CHRI5TOPHER DAVID
MICHAUD, MICHAEL ROBERT
MICK, DOLLY KATHLEEN
MILLER, BRIAN HOWARD
MILLER, BRYCE THORNTON
MILLER, JENNIFER L.
MOORE, WESLEY PAUL
MORGAN, RACHAL ANDRI55E
MORIN, PATRICIA DENISE
MORRIS, JAMES H., V
M05LEY, DANYALE MONAY
MULLIN5, KELLY L.
MUMFORD, PATRICIA LYN
MUMMERT, PATRICK NEIL
MUNOZ, KEITH ALFRED
MURPHY, STEPHEN TRUITT
MURRAY, DAVID HUGH, III
MURRAY, JEFFREY LYNCH
MUSGROVE, DAVID GRANVILLE
NATALI, KEVIN WAYNE
NAWARA, CHANCE WAYNE
MILLER, RU55ELL DEAN
MILLER, SCOTT KEITH
MILLER, 5UZANNE ELIZABETH
MILNE, ALI50N C.
MITCHELL, AIMEE ELIZABETH
NEITSCH, JA50N DANIEL
NEMETZ, RANDOLPH J05EPH
NEUBAUER, BENJAMIN CLAY
NEUWILLER, STEPHANIE ANNE
NICHOLS, J. SCOTT
A typical view of the tennis
courts on Monday and Friday
mornings.
Kristine gets caught up on the
latest gossip with her friend
Munch after summer cruise.
Silver Taps Trumpeters
Maureen Schrantz and Tonya
Dunn.
Trisha and Kristine ready for
class.
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MOFFETT, RONNIE LYNNE
MONEY, JOHN PAUL
MONSHAUGEN,MORGAN EDWARD
MONTANO-LAWRENCE, JAMES
DAVID
MOORE, RANDALL ANTHONY
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Dave and Monica
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don't they look
a
little too happy?
PAPILLION, DIANE
PARAMORE, ROBERT JULIUS,
JR.
PA551CK, JANELL ELIZABETH
PATERNOSTRO,CHR15TOPHER
LEE
PATTER50N,JA50N CHAD
PATTERSON, SHALANE LEE
PAUL-SIMIT, ROLAND
PEAR50N,JEFFREY MICHAEL
PELECKY, STEVEN WILLIAM
PEREZ, PATRICIA DESIREE
NICHOLSON, MARY DAVIS
NIEKAMP, MARCIA L.
NIELSEN, JENNIFER KAREN
NONMACHER, THOMA5 SCOTT
PATRICK
NORMAN, CYNTHIA STEWARD
NOTO, BARBARA ANN
NOWORYTA, KELLI LYNE
NUNE5, CHAD J05EPH
NU55EAR, KEVIN MARK
O'SULLIVAN, J05EPH P.
ODELL, RAYMOND ROBERT
OGDEN, RICHARD MEREDITH
OKTAY, 5ARAH DAWN
ORMEROD, DAYLE ELIZABETH
ORR, LESLIE C.
OTERO, EFRAIN
OWEN, MICHELLE LEA
PACHLHOFER, SHAWN LEIGH
PACINI, NATALIE ADELE
PALASCIANO, VICTOR A., II
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PERROCCO, CHR15TOPHER
ADRIAN
PERRY, LAURA BETH
PERRY, MICHAEL CAMERON
PERRY, NICOLA LORRAINE
PETER, DOUGLAS DUANE
PETER5DORF, KELLY ANN
PETERSON, MONICA LEIGH
PETER50N, THOMAS THOR
PHILBRICK, DONELLE F.
PLUMMER, COREY DION
POIRIER, CHRI5 EDWARD
POLIZZI, DAVID
POLNICK, CYNTHIA ANNE
POSS, JOHNATHON D.
POTWIN, LAYLA GAEA
POVIO, FELICIA NAOMI
PRIDGEON, LAURA ELIZABETH
PROCTOR, WILLIAM JOHN
PROFFITT, JARED CLAY
PRUITT, 5HAWNNA LEE
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PURCELL, JOHN LARKIN
QUIROZ, ERIK WILLIAM
RADLOFF, BEAU ULICHEN
RAIN5, RENEE LYNN
RAKE, DAVID DUANE
RANKIN, GLENN RILEY
RAPP, CRI5TIN ANN
RA5H,JAME5 RANDOLPH
REDDING, CRAIG DAVID
REED,JA50N THOMAS
R05E, MICHAEL BRIAN
ROBB, MARCIA KAYE
ROTHLANDER, JON GREGORY
ROW, TRACEY LEE
ROWLAND, FREDRICK
J05E A.
RU5H, JAME5 WADE
RU55ELL, COLTON R.
RU55ELL, ERIC CARLYLE
RU550, CHRISTOPHER BRIAN
RUIZ,
I
RENSE, JULIE ANN
REINKE, WENDY MARIE
RICHER50N, SEAN PATRICK
RICHMAN, PAUL WATERS
RIDDLE, BRADY DAVID
RINGR05E, JOHN MICHAEL
R105,TERE5A
RIVAS, GREGORY PAUL
RODRIGUEZ, ALVARO F.
RODRIGUEZ, BRADLEY DEAN
RODRIGUE2, MARC DAVID
ROETHER, JOHN J.
ROGERS, CYNTHIA ANN
ROONEY, FRANK PATRICK
RO5ADO, CHRI5TOPHER JON
Student galley slave washes the
dishes.
Kelton, what is that smirk for?
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5ADOW5KI, KAREN 5UE
5AMUEL, DAMON TROY
5ANKAR, RICHARD L.
SAVAGE, JOHN 5HERIDAN
5CHAFER,NATHAN ANDREW
SCHMAEDICK, FELICITY ANN
5CHMIDT, ERIC EDWARD
SCHMIDT, JACQUELINE
5CHOPPE, DALE EDWARD
5CHRANTZ,MAUREEN RUTH
SCHULTZ, CATHARINE ANNE
SCHULTZ, KELLY GRETCHEN
SCHUMACHER, KIRK WILLIAM
5CHWANTFS, JON MICHAEL
SCHWEIGHOFER, MONA
ELIZABETH
5tudents chow down on the
frisbee lunches.
Come and get it!
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Ready for the Major Leagues!
5HERMAN, ERIC RICHARD
5HERRILL, ChAD BRADLEY
SHIELD, LEON L.
51EIRO, AQUILINO
51LVERMAN, JED RO55
51MPSON, APRIL LEE
51NN, DAVID LOYD
5LAU0NTER, CHR15TI ANN
5MED5TAD, ERIC RANDALL
SMITh, ANDREA GAYLE
5CNWEITZER, DAVID MATTHEW
5COTT, CORDON A.
SCOTT, MARTIN BERRY
5000LI05, ThOMAS ELIAS
5CULLY, CARL WILHELMU5, JR.
5EABOURNE, JOhN DANIEL
5ELBY, MICHAEL LINDELL
5ELMAN, 5HERRI ANN
5ENDEJA5, WILLIAM
5EPAN5KI, MICHAEL PATRICK
5ERDA,ROBERT
5ERRANO, CHRI5TOPHER
MICHAEL
SEWELL, JAMES MCCORD
5HAFFER, FAITH ANN
5HAhK, ROBERT FREDERCIK
SHAW, CHRI55Y LAJUANA
SHAW, JA50N T.
SHEA, CHRI5TINf ELIZABETH
SHEETS, SHAWN MARIE
5HEPPARD, MORGAN VANDYKE
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SMITh,
SMITh,
SMITh,
5MITh,
SMITh,
BENNIE MARTITA
CHRISTINA 5TAUT5
MEREDITH ELAINE
MICHELE MARIE
5TEPhANIE CA55ANDRA
5MITh, WENDY C.
5NYDER, MICHAEL SCOTT
50BEY, MATT THOMAS
50MMERFELD, LISA NICOLE
SOTO, CAROLINA
SOVINE, GWENDOLYN JOY
SPANGLER, LORI LYNN
STAFFORD, DENNOU HARM
STAMBOLI5, TIMOTHY W.
5TEEN,JAME5 ANDREW
5TEININGER, JEAN MAY
5TENGEL,JENNIFER ANNE
5TEPHANOW, RICHARD EUGENE,
JR.
5TEPHEN5ON, PATRICIA ANN
5TERNENBERG, ROBERT
MATTHEW
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5TIS5ER, 5TEVEN ERIC
STOKER, JOHN ROBERT
5TROH, ROBERT KYLE
STUMP, MONICA K.
5UMINTORO, RUBYANTO
5UPERNAUGH, MICHELLE LYNN
SWAIN, GILBERT EUGENE, JR.
5YLER, ANTOINETTE
5ZAROWICZ, ADRIAN JOHN
TAMNEY, BRIAN ANTHONY
TEITEL, KEVIN JAMES
TERRY, ADAM SCOTT
THIEKEN, CHAD T.
THOMAS, ROBERT NEIL
ThOMPSON, JON ALLEN, JR.
THRONEBERRY, JOHN DAVID
TINER, ROBERT JA50N
TITTEL, JERAD JAME5
TOLMAN, BROOKS
TOWNE, NATHAN HA5TING5
TRAHAN, ROBERT STEPHEN, JR.
TUCKEY, SARAH ELIZABETH
TURNER, JA50N PHILLIP
ULMER, MARYANNE BETH
ULMER, SHELLY JEAN
Ok, so we do decorate our trees
in a traditional way.
"FA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA!"
Showing our Christmas spirit
with B-Dorm lights.
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VAN DELL, HARVEY GUYTON, IV
VANDELINDER, DONALD WRAY
VINCENT, DOMINICK ANTONIO
WADE, CHERYL L.
WAELCHLI, JE551CA LEE
WALLER, MANDY KAY
WARNER, ROBERT ERIC
WARNKEN, KENT WAYNE
WATER5, STEPHANIE DAWN
WATKIN5, AMANDA JANE
WAT50N, WILLIAM CHARLES
WEBB, JOHNNY CHILTON, III
WEISMAN, BRAM DAVID
WELCH, JA50N ANDREW
WELL5, KATHERINE A.
WERMUTH, GREGORY JOSEPH
WEST, LYNETTE COLLEEN
WESTERFIELD, PAULA RAE
WESTFALL, ERIK KARL
WHAYLEN, LESLIE DAWN
WHITE, ROBERT LUGAR, II
WHITLOW, JOHNATHAN DAVID
WHITMEYER, LAURA ANISE
WILEY, HEATHER LOUI5E
WILK, SERENA NOELLE
"Look ma
myself."
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I
did it all by
How many Aggies does it take to
put up a Christmas tree?
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Keep smiling
...
LEHMAN, RONALD DEAN
MALONE, COURTNEY LYNN
MOTT, MICHAEL J.
OGDEN, RICHARD MEREDITH
O'ROURKE, EDWARD LLOYD
vacation's almost here!
RAHIM, MOHAMMED FADIL
RUKE, DAVID DUANE
5MITH, LE5LIE CAROLYN
5UMINTORO,RUBYANTO
Tones, ROXANNE V.
WILKIN50N, MATTHEW DAVID
WILLARD, JOHN WESLEY
WILLNITE, MEL155A KAY
WILLHOITE, ANDREW ROBERT
WILLIAM5, CR15TINA MARIE
WENDROCK, MICHELLE
WILLIAM5, JOHN DAVID
WILLIAM5, LI5A RENE
WIL50N, DAWN NICOLE
WI5EHART, CR15TINA MARIE
WOOLEN, TIFFANY
WOOTEN, CARL05 THOMA5
WOOTEN, DEBORAH ANN
YELLS, JENNIFER
YOUNG, DAVID MARK
ZIMMERMAN, 5NERI ANN
ZINN, CATHERINE MARIE
ZIPF, WILLIAM BYRON, JR.
ZUERCNER, CHRI5TOPHER
CORRY
JULIE ANN FARINEAU
COURTNEY HEGMAN
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Our instructors probably think this is the way we always
look when we are sitting in class but thank goodness,
someone is awake for all those interesting lectures.
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Tampa, Florida
JoAnne Cantu and Paul Pettibon Working or
5kating?
Crew enjoys a scenic view coming into port.
Clearwater Beach scenery.
Brandy Becker are you cold, hiding or sunburnt?
terry
DeGenova is set
cooler and sand!
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towel, sunglasses,
liiep Atkins, what are you showing Felix? He probably knows it already in 20
languages.
Anna Cornet and 5tephanie Thurston prepettes.
Gena Daniels and Flounder soaked to the skin in Bush Gardens.
Michelle and liecia play tourist in Bush Gardens' tamed wilderness.
Cadets cool off the easy way
Just because it was an "accidental
port" didn't mean that the 5ea Aggies
couldn't have a good time. Several
tours were set up by Donna Calenius.
Students enjoyed the rides and
watersports of Bush Gardens, 5ea
World, and Typhoon Lagoon. 5ome also
ventured to Orlando to see Epcot
Center and Disney World. For a more
relaxing day in the sun, cadets loaded
up buses to Clearwater Beach. At
night, most of our partying people
regrouped at a local hang-out,
5toney's. Cadets also spent time
phoning home before sailing.
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with lots of water.
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STAVANGER NORWAY
Corps Commander and professional bike rider,
Steve Moneymaker.
Gearing up to see the sites by bike.
"how many people on the gangway guys?" Hope
it doesn't fall!
Sister city to Galveston, this
quaint town welcomed The
Clipper with open oars. Actually,
the Norwegians brought new
meaning to hospitality. The
5tavanger A&M Club hosted a
bar-b-que for all the cadets.
Students were able to see an
impressive view of the fjords from
Pulpit Rock, one of the highest
points. Night life included an
"underground" hangout, Check
Point Charlie; a real 70's hangout,
Waterfall makes a big splash with the boat tour
through the magnificent fjords.
Mr. Carhart stands in
front of a perfect postcard
picture.
North 5ea makes big waves for our teachers.
The Red Barn, and Marco's.
Commandant Dillon is presented with an Aggie
flag by the 5tavanger A&M Club.
Marc Lewis on watch, "dumpster duty."
One of the many beautiful streets in Norway.
Cadets pose for
a
group shot at the bar-b-que.
Resting or scoping for women? With these guys,
who knows?
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Prep Cadets enthusiastically
ROTTERDAM
perform their duties.
"So Rose, how are you going
to use your employee of the
month parking space for
July?"
Amanda Becker struts her
in the bathing suit
competition.
stuff
Aggie artwork displayed by
Robb Mason, Bosun' Bob,
and Jed Silverman.
Rotterdam presented the cadets with a
multitude of European delights. First,
the Clipper had to travel through
Europort, the largest port in the world.
Two tours were arranged including a
countryside tour of a fishing village
from the cheese factory to the
windmills, and a canal boat tour of
Amsterdam. Otherwise, students were
able to travel on the Eurosail to see
Amsterdam or The Hague, the Dutch
government capital. In Amsterdam,
cadets could visit the Rijks Museum
featuring works of Rembrandt and Van
Gogh or be further immersed in the
local culture. Many students enjoyed
dancing at the futuristic discotheque,
Tomorrowland.
Cadets wait in the Rotterdam
train station to go see the sights
in Amsterdam.
Cadets work hard to paint the
ship while rocking and rolling in
the north Sea.
Shopping "in mass" through the
streets of Amsterdam, some
cadets decide to go sight-seeing
in the infamous "Red Light"
district.
Relaxing on a local "artwork" in
Rotterdam Park.
Super engineer Freddie sweats
away in the cool confines of the
engine room.
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MADEIRA, SPAIN
Madeira, Spain, was a beautiful port
from the rocky coastline to the
flowered mountain-sides. One tour was
made of the Island's volcano, scenic
waterfalls and abundant flora and
fauna. In addition, many cadets visited
the wicker factories where they could
see and purchase various items made
by the locals. Although wooden sleds
were used at one time to transport
goods to the market, now tourists can
be propelled through the streets by
gravity alone. At night many cadets
could be found either at "socks" or
"Formula 1." The last night in port,
Prop Club threw a party that no cadet
could ever forget (especially since it is
all on videotape).
Kitty Reed up and ready to man
the rails.
Mike, Jody, and JoAnn rock
climbing off the Madeira cliffside.
Kelly and Matt enjoy the scenic
countryside of a small village,
Ann Beber
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Ain't she sexy?
Monica Peterson poses in a
wicker hat.
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Time to strap on the feedbags
Students put
all the fixings and trimmings on their food at the
parent cookout.
Multi-talented food service manager, (telly Kay[,
can flip four hamburgers and cook some at the
same time.
Marshall Perez, Mike ttinsky, and Jon Schwantes
load up to chow down!
"So how do you enforce the curfew here?"
An Aggie mom voices her concern for her
daughter to resident advisor, Anne Whede.
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COOKOUT
August 23, 1990, was a big day for
students and parents alike. New students
were trying to meet new people and trying
to get over the "new school" jitters.
Returning students were hurriedly
scampering all over the campus to find
friends they hadn't seen since May and
catch up on all the summer gossip. But
maybe the people with the biggest "worry
wrinkles" were the parents. It was the
parents who had to say goodbye to their
children and leave them in a new and
unknown environment.
To help all of the parents and students,
whether new or returning, make the
adjustment, TAMUG held a student/parent
cookout. The school provided bar-b-qued
hotdogs and hamburgers with all the fixings
French fries, beans, and a
available
variety of sodas.
The cookout provided all with the
opportunity to eat, relax, and enjoy
themselves. If people weren't eating there
was a variety of entertainment taking place.
There were people swimming, laying out in
the sun, and playing volleyball or frisbee.
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Students and parents wait in
line for hamburgers at the parents' cookout
during fall registration.
Jay and Scott cringe as they get their first
whiff of the food here at TAMUG.
happy helpers serve the hungry students,
Joe hanasco fixes a special order hamburger
for himself.
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When asked how much fun she had, new
student heather Madsen said, "I had a
great time. met a lot of people and got
free food at the same time!" Everyone
seemed to agree with heather's statement
and look forward to next year's cookout.
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Students wait in line for "home
cooked" hamburgers at the new
student/parent cookout in August.
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Am I having fun yet?
on an incoming Aggie.
Don't ask me, I'm just supervising
Mr. Merritt
watches his co-workers help students register.
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Dr. Cravey and Ramona
Ready, willing, and able
help Dave Musgrove and others to register for their
fall classes.
After summer vacation
how do these things work?
Pat Erwin has a hard time remembering how to work
the computer.
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Georg EngelmannDid get my classes, huh, huh?
Rogers waits for Dr. Cooper to enter students' classes so he can give them their printout.
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Waiting is the hardest part
Teachers and student
workers wait for more students to register for their
prospective fall classes.
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Are you sure abut that?
A TAMUG police officer
questions whether he is hearing the truth or not.
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Sign your name on the dotted line
5tudents wait
in line to pay their fall registration fees.
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Football or soccer anyone?
Football and
soccer club members have a great time
recruiting new members for their next season
during club night.
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Georg Englemann-Rogers recruits for the Surf Club at
Activities Night.
5MAME members, Bob Aley and Frank
Two buddies, Amy and Amy, represent the
Dive Club.
Look, you're on candid camera
Jennie
LaCrosse tells liim Anderson to smile at the
camera, but Monica Peterson chooses to
ignore her comment.
No surfing is done in the water
Blakemore, look for people to go down under
in their new sub building project.
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"Don't you know the latest fashion?" Dr. Willett and the Historical Society show everyone
how to make a coat for a Dickens on the Strand
costume.
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Shawna Pruett and Iecia Hall Promote the Hydrographic Society with good humor and
smiles.
First TAMUG. What's next, the White House?
Wes McDaniels promotes the Student
Senate.
Cole Edmund, Deon Standlee and Amanada
Levengood from the Emergency Medical Care
Team and Rev. Tom Modd encourage people to
Come one, come all
5tephine, Barbara,
and Trish "flag down" new students for 5AMA
at club night.
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join their "happy family" with cookies, chips
and crackers at Activities Night.
You got a problem? They'll be there, TAMUG's
Emergency Medical Service is ready to assist
on a moment's notice.
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Pick up time
Keith Holloway and others bring their trash to a local site
for pick-up at the beach clean up.
September 22, 1990, at 8 a.m., thirty
Aggies dragged themselves to the Galveston beachfront to help in the beach
cleanup. The Historical Society sponsored this environmental event, and
documented all the trash collected from
the beach. Typically, our beachcombers
found plastic rope, six-pack holders, tar
balls, light sticks, and tires. On the more
unusual side, a propane tank, a Chinese
carved wooden pipe, an old throw net,
and a picnic basket were found. By walking in the water, students were able to
gain relief from the heat. Unfortunately,
the blood-sucking mosquitos showed
no sympathy to our good Samaritans.
This year's beach cleanup was successful, but hopefully next year's cleanup will
find less trash on the beach.
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After a tong morning
Chow time
of picking up trash, TAMUG
students patiently wait for the food
and drinks to arrive so they can eat.
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Karen Jannereth and
Good view
Lisa Cohenour have an interesting
way of taking inventory of trash.
Lisa Cohenour was in charge
of documenting the trash picked up on the
Galveston beach on September 22, 1990.
I'm sure Teresa Boggs is having a great time in the sun while picking up
trash off the beach.
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Beach cleanup helpers show how clean the beach is
Ajax was here
once they've been given the chance to lend a hand to cleaning it up.
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Dr. willett poses with his new-found household
Look at that tan!!
items: hanger, cup, and trash bag.
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UNITED WAY
The 1991 United Way Fund Raiser at
TAMUG was a great success. The set
goal was exceeded. TAMUG raised
$3,144 this year with the help of
volunteers participating in the
activities. Rita Stanley organized the
dunking booth and yard sale. EMC
contributed baked goods. The Sail Club
sold candied apples. The yearbook staff
sold drinks provided by the Coca-Cola
Company. Thanks to everyone who
helped.
Rita Stanley waits for her next dunking at the United Way Fund Raiser.
Dr. Cooper waits to be dunked and hopes his cowboy hat doesn't get too wet.
The dunker becomes the dunkee, or so Grant hopes.
Grant stays calm, cool, and collected and hopes he won't get dunked
too many times.
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Or.
5lotta basks in the sun before being dunked.
Bill
Alley entertains the spectators.
Diehard shoppers browse through a variety of sale items.
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DRAWING PRIZES
Bill Alley asks everyone if they have a list for the
The Pagan Ritual strikes again.
5cavenger hunt.
hey, Good Lookin'I Chris Perrocco dressed In drag at the
Party.
This is where you bring all the items on your list,
"Actually, we're angels. Would these faces lie?"
All these eager beavers can't wait for the
Scavenger hunt to begin.
understand?
Aye, mates! Chris Cichon shows off his tattoo.
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HAMLET II
The fall production of hamlet II: Better than the Original,
was a raging success. This Shakespearean farce full of puns
and outrageous slapstick humor kept the audience rolling
with laughter. In the play, Prince hamlet must decide
whether to avenge his dead father (Dario Christopherson) by
killing his stepfather and king (Troy Duncan), have an
incestuous relationship with his mother (Katy Kerr), or marry
his sex-kitten sweetheart (Angela Leone). Although almost
the whole cast was killed off by some means, the jokes
didn't stop until the lights went out.
CHARACTERS
.......... Anton Angulo
........ Kathleen Kerr
......... Troy Duncan
.... Dario Christopherson
....... Damon Samuel
Polonius ..... John David Griffin
Laertes ........ Keith rollaway
Ophelia ......... Angela Leone
Rosencrantz ......... Kecia Hall
Andrew Dunseith
Guildenstern
Francisco ....... Chris Zuercher
Bernardo ....... Cole Edelmon
Gravedigger ... Christopher Lowe
Towns people ........ Meaghan
hamlet
Gertrude
Cladius
Ghost
horatio
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Chapman
5herri haniosco
Deanna Cann
Kelly Mullins
DICKENS
Students had a taste of the Victorian era during Dickens on
the Strand, December 1-2, 1990. Some of the clubs helped
celebrate the spirit of the season with a variety of activities. A
turkey leg cookout was held by the Surf Club on the 5trand. On
Friday, the Historical Society held a costume contest for the
students and faculty. Prized included limited edition posters
and dinner for two at a Houston restaurant. Dickens on the
Strand gave students and faculty the chance to celebrate the
holiday season Victorian style.
5abrina Nymel looks elegant as she prepares silverware at the Turkey
Booth.
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Dickens.
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Workers help support Dickens by helping in the booth on the Strand.
Two Dickens go-getters step out with style for
"Oh Captain, my Captain!"
nautical idea for Dickens.
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Jed Silverman and Carrie Gretzckie have
Chimney sweeps? Maybe men? Not all
... Three
Members of the Surf Club cook up some turkey legs at Dickens on the
5trand.
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Dickens supporters dress up
Yum! The Surf club cooks turkey legs for people to "gobble up!"
Faculty joins in at the costume contest held in the TAMUG auditorium.
in costumes for the costume contest.
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Christmas Luncheon
Faculty and Staff
The Faculty and Staff Christmas
luncheon was held on 14
December 1990. This event was
the results of hard work by Diana
Taylor, Dr. G. Bite, Dr. T.
Johnson, Vicki Barker, JoAnne
Michael, and John Merritt and was
a great success. The luncheon
was held in the campus dining
room and was overseen by
Charles Lee and Kelly Kayl with
the assistance of all the Food
Services personnel. The luncheon
was made extra special by all of
those who spent time in their own
kitchens preparing a little
something for the meal. All in all,
a very special meal for a very
special occasion. During the
luncheon, prizes were awarded
for the Christmas door
decorations.
Best Christmas Theme ...
Student Services
Most Original Door ... Fiscal
Services
Most Comical Door ... Library
Most Beautiful Door ... Marine
Biology
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MARDI GRAS
Mardi Gras Galveston style
was full of fun for the Aggies.
Many of the faculty and staff
participated in the liou Dah
Parade by dressing as
gangsters and hoodlums or as
the scholars they are. Many
Aggies went to the Galveston
Rugby Tournament; however, a
few players were hurt. In the
truck parade, Aggie grads
dressed as Batman characters
and rode in their Batmobile and
patriotic students paid tribute
to American soldiers.
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Dr. Willett 'strolls along singin' his song' in the
Hou Dah Parade.
Mike Eyman proudly displays his helmet
Kathy "comforts" John's rugby boo-boo.
Aggles show their spirit while catching
beads from the floats.
"Be a patriot, not a scud."
Kathleen and Monica are sideline sweeties for the
Galveston rugby team.
These guys would make lousy cheerleaders for
rugby! Come on, show some pep!
Donna and Dr. Curley strut their stuff in the Hou
Dah Parade.
Aggie grads in their Batman float in the truck
parade.
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Contestants from everywhere come to
Galveston to enjoy the annual surfing
contest.
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Aggies enjoy the annual spring break surfing
activities.
5ome Aggies participate, some Aggies
watch, and some work at the surfing
contest.
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JoNell doesn't feel sorry for Dr. Landry
came prepared with a towel and plastic cover.
Pie Throwing Contest participants Dr. Iliffe, Dr.
Webb, Dr. Cooper, Jon 5chwantes, JoNell
Matthews, and Dr. Landry.
PELICAN TROT
Participants of all ages showed up to run at the 2nd
Annual 515 Pelican Trot, March 23, 1991. Friends and
TAMUG clubs rooted the runners on. The "Traveling Band of
Idiots" won first place for cheering, $75. The Voyager staff
won second place, $50. Coming in third was the LaCrosse
Team, winning $25. T-shirts, trophies, and ribbons were
handed out to the top runners. The race proved to be
enjoyable for all who watched and participated in it. No one
can wait for the 3rd Annual Pelican Trot!
PIE THROWING
CONTEST
The Pie Throwing Contest took place during the United
Way Campaign. This gave students the perfect opportunity
to get back at staff and faculty. Everyone involved had a
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with the possible exception of
great time with the pies
with pie on their face took it all
Everyone
receivers!
the pie
can't wait for their moment of
but
fun,
and
spirits
in good
revenge!
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The real reason everyone got up early to run
Dr. Landry asks Kerry Stanley,
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to get
a
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A view of the pre-run scenario.
prize!
"How could you do this to me, and even
after I passed you?"
Dr. Cooper and Kerry laugh while Dr. Landry tries to fling the pie from his
face.
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CHANGE OF COMMAND
1990-1991 Corps Staff
Steve Moneymaker
Corps Commander
Erin Neville
Corps KO
Craig Cornell
Corps Adjuant
Robb Mason
Master of Arms
Marshall Perez
A Company Commander
Andy Odell
B Company Commander
Anne Whede
C Company Commander
Geoff George
E Company Commander
1991-1992 Corps Staff
F ristine troth
Corps Commander
Gerry DeGenova
Corps KO
Michel 5ammon
Corps Adjutant
Mats Holmquist
Master at Arms
Trisha Emrick
A Company Commander
Jon Samuell
B Company Commander
Jeff Gidel
Commander
Company
C
Alan Rich
E Company Commander
Robert Coffey
Drill Team Commander
Lambremont
John
Officer
Logistics
-1991.1992
Captain Bourgeois accepting MCM5 from Dr.
Evans.
5teve, listen to Commander Byrne and stop
watching the photographer!
Commander Byrne, Kristine
troth, Mike 5ammon, Mats
holmquist, and John
Lambremont.
Kristine troth ready to be
installed as the new Corps
commander.
Kristine troth in command of
the Corps.
The Corps are looking sharp in
dress blues.
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CCOMPANY
ACOM PAHY
C-1
A-1
Wehde, Sammon, Tunnell, Nunes,
Scott, smith M., Doolitle, Fletcher,
Mamich, Miller, Povio, Weinrich, and
Zipf.
Perez, Atkins, Goldberg, Sieiro,
Easley, Phipps, Scully, Bieber, Dix,
Hancock, Moore, 5obey, and Wolf.
A-2
5chuesiler, Flint, Urban, Costello,
Gibbs, Shield, Vreeland, Bowman,
Green, Gunkel, Rodrigues, Whitlow,
and Reed.
A-3
Degenova, Burtschell, Elfert,
C-2
Cox, Coffey, Perrocco, Archie,
Pfaendther, Savage, Scherer, Allen,
Smith 5., Manns, Metz, Mitchell, and
Murray.
li,
C-3
Lambremont,
Bridgeman, gardner, Hawker,
Philbrick, Azar, Fazioli D., Hall J.,
McAllister, Medina, and Otero.
Mason, Hall
Petersdorf, gorman, Hemetz,
Silverman, Stambolis, Butler,
Cichon, Grubbs, Zeitzman, and
Zuercher.
A-4
Cornell, Groth, 5amuell, Forsyth,
Munoz, Staples, Swan, Calpakis,
League, Hichols, 5chrantz, 5otirelis,
and Surbaugh.
C-4
Moneymaker, Allsion, Gidel, Clapp,
Gauld, Hill, Pettibon, Barwick, Fazioli
M., Gilbert, McConnell, Mclndoe, and
Stark.
ECOM PAHY
BCOM PAMY
B-1
Odell, Bulera, Held, Dowler, Peltzer,
Strength, Cawthron, Demeritt,
goodwin, Latrobe, Owen, Schnos,
and Zinn.
8-2
Bach, Hayden, Lacrosse, Manney,'r+
Stacy, Boostrom, Dale, kerr,
Peterson, Roal5on, 5a550, and
Thurston.
B-3
Cordon, Lewis, Vandelinder,
liuykendall, Lorimer, Tamney, West,
Eagleson, Germann, Kay, Murphy,
Sepanski, and Serrano.
E-1
Neville, Holmquist, Rich, Duzan,
Johnson, Chuey, harkins, Moore
RA, Russell M., Shank, Stump, and
Teitel.
E-2
George, Butzen, Fitch, Duncombe,
Ellis, Golden, Dvorak, Happ, Hahl,
Lee, Littlejohn, and 5medstad.
B-4
Rogers, Emrick, Huse, Russo, Lowe,
Ridgway, Wermuth, Crowder,
Gauthier, Hinds, Hubbard, Ruiz, and
Vincent.
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CaDenius
Valerie Garlick and Chris Russo
enjoying the good food and good
times in good company
Bow heads or Corps Women? Take
your pick! Anne Whede and Itecia
hall proudly display their
fashionable bows.
Donna and her date look pleasantly
surprised at what? Who knows!
Floyd Goodwin, Lee Crowder, and
their lovely ladies pose for this shot.
Sexy women
Beiber.
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Lori West and Beth
Grant seems to be having a good
time.
Chad Nunes and his sexy
sweetheart wait for the tunes to
resume.
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Corps graduating seniors
Cox, R. Gordan, M. Perez, E. Neville,
R. Mason, A. Whede, and G.
George.
Todd Bridgeman and Sarah 5chere
cool down with refreshments after
some hot dancing.
Matt Quigley and his date dance the
night away.
Antony, Courtney, Cristopher, and
Don socialize in style.
Moody Gardens, April 6,
1991, was the place and
date of the Maritime Ball and
a guaranteed night of fun.
The food was catered by a
private catering service and
a DJ and a band were
present to provide the
music. Girls and guys, or
should we say, the "ladies
and gentlemen" were able
to dress up in the formal
wear they never thought
they would have the
opportunity to wear again.
needless to say everyone
looked smashing. All who
went to the Maritime Ball had
a great time and are looking
forward to next year.
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Everyone enjoys the Maritime Ball. It was an opportunity
to enjoy good food, good music, and share with family and
friends.
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THE FOREIGNER
What happens when a foreign man pretending not to
speak English overhears secrets and confessions in a
Georgia fishing lodge? Why, he befriends an old lady, an exdebutante, and her dense brother and outwits the Ku Klux
Klan, of course! The TAMUG Drama Club found out for itself
when they performed "The Foreigner," a dramatic comedy
by Larry 5hue, also author of "The Nerd." The play ran April
11, 12, 13, and 14, and was well received by all the
audiences.
CHARACTERS
............ Andy Dunseith
Charlie .............. Brady Riddle
Betty .................. Katy Kerr
Rev. David ............. Adrian Lee
Catherine ............ Deanna Cann
Owen ........ Dario Christopherson
Ellerd ............ Michael McCeig
Froggy
Townspeople
...... John David Griffin
Robert Kirkpatrick
Damon 5amuel
Kitti Gauthier
hobbs
"You're pregnant?! It's
a
miracle!" "Yeah, right."
Owen, the town scum, wishes everyone would stop pickin' on him!
Ain't he adorable?!
Good 'ole Betty: "Dooley, Dooley!"
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Welcoming The foreigner with open arms, skepticism, and distaste.
Where's he from? A long way away!
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SPRIMGFEST
LACROSSE
TEAM
The Lacrosse Team sponsored this
interesting event. All semester
students were able to see the Lacrosse
Team practicing for an up and coming
match. This event gave them the
chance to try their luck. All who tried
this found it a challenge to put a little
ball into a big net.
EXPLORE
DIVING
Jeremy Richie gave an informative
demonstration on scuba diving. As you
can see he had a very attentive
audience. Don't these girls make you
want to take up diving? Afterwards, the
Dive Club allowed interested
participants to experience life below
the surface of the water.
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BLIND FEEDING THE BLIND
hydrographic Society sponsored this hilarious and messy
event where competitors fed their partners apples, bananas,
and grapefruit covered in honey, chocolate, syrup or both!
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PENDULUM PANTYHOSE
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the pictures of the most unusual event
here they are
at 5pringfest. We always knew the Caving Club was different
and here is the proof. We think that it may be all of the bat
guano that they play with.
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Surf-N-Skate
Belly-Flop
Sail Club sponsored this painful
Surf Club sponsored this event that
required competitors to use their skill
on a skateboard and paddling ability to
event that was judged for style, splash
and redness. Best flopper was Dave
win.
Manney.
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Gong Show
Good Eats
Drama Club (SOAP) sponsored this
event that featured lip synchers,
magicians, talented musicians and
even the Energizer Bunny. The final
winners were the B-52's for the second
year in a row!
Faculty and Staff breakfast and
outdoor cookout
Good food, great
service! The faculty served breakfast to
the students. Some good natured
servers even serenaded the students.
("I'm a little teapot" was enough to
ruin any appetite!)
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5pirit of Aggieland
Aggie Muster 1991
Some may boast of prowess bold
Of the school they think so grand
But there's a spirit can ne'er be told
It's the spirit of Aggieland
We are the Aggies
old fight
That good old Aggie spirit thrills us
And makes us yell and yell and yell
5o let's fight for dear old Texas A&M
After they've boosted all the rest
Then they will come and join the best
For we are the Aggies
the Aggies so
true
We're from Texas AMU
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We're goin' to beat you all to
Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem
Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem
Rough Tough! Real 5tuff! Texas A&M
Erin fieville talking to another Aggie.
hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck!
hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck!
practicing for life at sea or they had
a
rough night.
Dr. and Mrs. Merrell with one of their guests for Aggie Muster.
5o long to the Orange and the White
Farmers fight! Farmers fight!
Farmers, farmers, fight!
Good luck to the dear old Texas Aggies
They are the boys that show the real
old fight
"The eyes of Texas are upon you
That is the song they sing so well
So goodbye to Texas University
We're goin' to beat you all to
Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem
Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem
Rough Tough! Real 5tuff! Texas A&M
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Dress"
T-E-x-A-5 A-G-G-I-E
Fight! Fight! Fight-fight-fight
fight Maroon! White-white-white
A-G-G-I-E
Texas! Texas! A-M-C
Gig 'em Aggies! 1! 2! 3!
Goodby to Texas University
"Dress
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we
True to each other as Aggies can be
We've got to FIGHT boys
We've got to fight!
We've got to fight for Maroon and
White
All hail to dear old Texas A&M
Rally around Maroon and White
Good luck to dear old Texas Aggies
They are the boys who show the real
Aogie Moms display Aggie goods.
Drill Team Commander
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Dean Gage of TAMU
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Students enjoy the cookies supplied by the cafeteria.
College station shaking hands with an Aggie at Muster.
Gig 'em Aggies!!!
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V for victory?
Talk about mug
The
shots.
Voyager
Yearbook staff works hard? Hardly works?
Match up those pictures with the names!!!
Why do I have vertical pictures for' horizontal
layouts?
I i',XAS A&M
UNIVERSITY
JALVESTON
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DIG, SET, SPIKE
A team member digs the ball up for a teammate to spike.
Don't just stand there
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Sand, sun, tanned bodies
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yep,
volleyball.
Many TAMUG students participated in
volleyball activities this year. The sunny
weather made volleyball the perfect
sport to play. Games and tournaments
were held throughout the season. Digs,
sets, and spikes were all there was to
be seen during the games. Everyone
who played this year had a great time
and look forward to next year.
you guessed it
Some serious volleyball players spike and block
the ball as it goes over the net.
Steve, April, and Zane play a "rigorous" game of volleyball.
Stretch
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Keith reaches for the ball to get a point.
Wait
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Jody drops Joanne on his way to the
basket.
OK guys, what's going on? Are we winning or losing?
Two points!
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SEASPRAY
Aggies who are creative like
to work on "5easpray," our
campus literary magazine. It is
produced annually with the best
articles, essays, drawings and
poetry that our students produce.
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SPONSORS
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Chris Alvarez
5alvador and Marcia Alvarez
Chris, Go for it! We're behind you 100%. Love, Mom and Dad
Trent Bailly
Mom, Dad and Kim
Trent, all of us are very proud of you.
Fred Barrera
Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. A. Barrera)
"Let's go Fred, let's go. One more year to
go!" (Cheer by Laura) The best
is yet to come!
Kelly Barwick
Mom and Dad
Being best doesn't mean being better than anyone else; it means being the best you can be.
As far as we're concerned, you already are!
Bill A. Bol
Larry and Fern Bol
When God gave out sons, we got the best. We love you and are proud of you. Give your best,
that's all we ask,
Rich Cawthron
Mom, Dad, Murf and Alaska
Good luck. We love you. Mom, Dad, Murf & Alaska
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Charles Cherrington, Jr.
Charles & Bonnie Cherrington
Mom & Dad
Charlie, may your bridges in life be easier to cross than the one to TAMUG. Love, Mom and
Dad
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Cook
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Parents
Congratulations on competing your first year.
Kathleen Costello
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Mom & Dad
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We hope
the seas
are kind to
you.
Dad
Love,
& Mom
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Marianne M.
Csaky
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Dad, Mom, Laci, Brenda, Dan and Michelle
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Your Yankee Family's so proud of you! hold onto your dream hon. It will be a reality soon.
Good luck, we love you
To: Dawn
Chenoa
Dale
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Your Loving Family and Rob
The ocean had a look of mystery, intrigue and quiet beauty. Now you,
My Love, you wrote
with the same qualities, and the ocean are united forever.
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Monica June Daniels
Ann E. Daniels
I knew you could do it! Your future should be exciting and rewarding and we are very proud and
happy for you. Mom
Jeff Davis
Connie, Ron & Mike
Congratulations, graduate. Best
fishes for a happy life. Love you. Mom, Dad and Mike
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Neil Shannon Flliff
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Ron & Virginia Elliff
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We're both very proud of you obtaining your goal of a c
your endeavors after graduation. P.S Thanks for the raise, Mom & Dad
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Derik M. Flint
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Capt. & Mrs. Mason
TAMUG! Keep up the good work!
Mats Jorgen holmgvist
Barbro & Bo holmgvist
,'Lycklig Resa" Mom, Dad, and Marie
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Marc Lewis
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Your Three Brothers
Marcus Dirigus, with goals in stone; Love to call but no phone; You're a winner, can tell at a
glance; Keep spirits high, as-we!i-as the seat of your pants, Love, Your Three brothers
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Christopher Martin
Manfred & Chr!stel Martin
In recognition of all your hard work and your achievements, your family would like to
congratulate you and wish you all the best for the future:
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"last" year at
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Theresa Hill and Ronnie Barcak
Mom, Dad, Billy and Bobby
To our two favorite Sea Aggies: have a great
Cadet John Lee Lambremont
The Gang at Twin Oaks Ranch
All our love and God be with you on this, the "Grand Clipper Cruise
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won erful future for you, good luck Aggie Love,
PaulineFarineau
Best of luck, Julie. ove, Mom, Dad, and Derek
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Pam DuBose
Mom, Dad, Travis, and Charlie
Congratulations, Pam! We are very proud of you.
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Joseph 5.Ehardt
Mr, & Mrs. Joseph W. Ehardt
Graduation opens the doors to
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Patricia Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Harris & Thomas
"Ralph," we are very proud of all you've accomplished. Go get'um next year. Love you. Dad,
Mom, and Thomas
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Stephanie
L.
Flint
Almost there! Three down the Critters
one to go
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McLaury
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keep up the good work. Love, Papa, Mama, Marin and
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Mark Graham
Mom & Dad
Mark: Your family is very proud of you. Good luck and God Bless! Mom and Dad
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Aimee Elizabeth Mitchell
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Cory D. Froelich
rs. John R. Mills)
Mom and Dad (Mr. E
Just a note to say tha we are proud of you. Keep up the good
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Shawn Gibbs
Mom and Dad (Capt. & Mrs. A. J.
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"Keep up the good job. Nothing can stop you now.'
G
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Tiger Golden
Granny & harry
Study hard. Be good. God loves you and so do we. You are always in our prayers, Miss you.
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Kecia Hall
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tier family
We treasure you more than the wealth of King Tut
Butt." Mommy, Daddy and Kimi
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Charles & Cathy McLaury
Congratulations! You did great! Love, Mom and Dad
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And we will always love you "Bubble Gum
May
this 20th birthday celebration on the Island of Guadeloupe be the first of many exciting
future ones in exotic places!
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Munoz
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Alfred & Aileen Munoz
May your sails always be filled by the winds of happiness and good fortune.
Chad J. Nunes
Mom & Dad
have a great cruise. Luv ya, Mom and Dad
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Joseph P. O'5ullivan
Mom (Roberta O'5ullivan)
Remember, all hard work is rewarded. We're proud of you!!! Love, Mom
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Regina Outterside
Mom & Dad (Charles & Patricia Outterside)
To our daughter, Regina, we extend our everlasting love and pride, and prayers that her
future will bring happiness and fulfillment of all her aspirations.
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Brad Patterson
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Your Parents
Wishing you future success in your scholastic endeavors and
you.
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Donelle Philbrick
Mom & Dad
You are the light of our life
we enjoy sha ing your path to
proud of you. Keep working hard,
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Jaime, Adelina and Barbra Pina
One long year behind you and three short years to go.
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bright and happy future.
the future.
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Mom & Dad (Pat & Jack Quigley)
Your day-by-day journey is taking you where
the way. Love, Mom & Dad
E.
Diligence and perseverance will always prevail The feeble at heart most surely will fail Thank
Cod for the weather, you might be at Yale,
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Danielle R. Rondeau
E, E. Rondeau 5r. (Dad)
Keep up the good work. I'm proud of you .. "5weet pea
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Karen Sue Sadowski
Dad, Mom and Family
Hope you had a great year. We love and support you. We are looking forward to your
homecoming. Love, Dad, Mom and Family
Steve Scanio
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Scanio
Congratulations from Melrose Park, Ill. We love you, Mom, Dad, Frank, Cinnamon, Gram and
BoBo
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Smooth sailing! And we love you Mike! Mom & Dad
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Morgan Sheppard
Mom, Dad and 5usannah (Mr. & Mrs. Donald 5heppard)
You may never sail the seven seas, but we know wherev r you go you'll make beautiful
uric! Love, Mom, Dad, Susannah andthe Bros.
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Eric 5herman
Richard and Yvonne Sherman
We're proud of you, You can do anything you
set your mind
May
the waters be calm and the beer be cool as you sail tr
Dave Sinn
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Sea Aggie, Sur n'
Ilinois salutes it's
eep going for the gold!! The Sinns
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Eric 5medstad
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Mom, Dad, Ryan & Jenny 5medstad
not so hard, but enjoy then
Work hard, study hard, play
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Christos Sotirelis
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Mom, Dad, Debra & Dina Sotirelis
Christo: We are all sending you our very
Aggie," Kalo Taxidi!!
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Jon Allen Thompson, Jr.
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Mom and Dad
Hey Duke, work hard and hurry home! We miss you!
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Jed Silverman
Dr. & Mrs. Louis Silverman, Norm, Sam & Jenny
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you're supposed to go. We wish you joy along
Rankin
Mike Rose
Mom & Dad
Hang in there, it takes a long time and a lot of hard work but the rewards will be worth it even
tho sometimes it may not seem so from your end of the tunnel,
Michael P. 5epanski
Jean & Larry Frie
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James Rash
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We love you and are ve y proud of you! Keep up the hard work and show us what you can do!
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Glenn Rankin
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn
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Tom Thor Peterson
Mom, Dad, & Grandpa lledgren
Carry on like a real Viking. The God of Thunder & Lightning will guide your path and bring
good luck.
Gloria A. Pina
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life of happiness, Our love to
5usanne Peronnet
John & Linda Peronnet
5usanne, congratulations on a job well done and best wishes for
God bless you! Love, Mom and Dad
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best wishes for happiness and success as a "sea
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Elizabeth Bough Towle
Mom & Dad
Liz, you can only imagine how proud we are of our Aggie kid! We know you'll enjoy next year
even more. Keep it up!
Mandy Kay Waller
5hirley & John Waller
Congratulations Mandy! May our love and his continue to guide you through your future
college days and all the years of your life. Mom, Dad, Trapper & Muffy
John Whitlow
Mom, Grandpa and Aunt E.
May you have smooth waters, knowledge gained and adventure, and mayyou not be seasick.
Good luck!
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Rob hubbard
Mr. & Mrs. F. Robert Hubbard
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Chris Mahendran
Alice Mahendran
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5FW Company, Inc., Gatesville, Texas
Dominick A. Vincent
The Peppermint Lady sends greetings to all 5ea Aggies.
The VOYAGER Staff wishes to thank the Coca-Cola Company of houston, Texas for
donating their products for the United Way Tent Sale held at TAMUG in October 1991.
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In Memory Of
Dawn Chenoa Dale
1971-91
Your family wrote
miss you too,
a
message for you which we would like to repeat here and add that we
The ocean had a look of
mystery, intrigue and quiet beauty.
Now you, with the same qualities,
and the ocean are united forever.
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