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Cpt. Beth Ainsworth
SROTC
Major Jay Banwell
SROTC
SFC Freddie Barbary
SROTC
Cpt. Christie Butler
Development Dept.
LTC Michael Desens
Military Science
Cpt. Rosita Dial
Secretary SROTC
Cpt. Wilma Dieckhoff
Alumni Association
MSGTomthy
Dougherty
SROTC
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Maj. Bob Gibson
Athletic Director
Cpt.Darlene Goettling Cpt. Pamela Grohs
Financial Aid JH/HS English
Cpt. Dan Grosso
JH/HS Math

Col. Tim Casey
College Math
LTCRickCottrell
JH/HS Principal
Cpt. Neil Crews
Infirmary
Cpt. Michael Crowley
JH/HS Science
Maj. Fred Failing
TAC Officer
Maj. Edward Fiora
TAC Officer
Mary-Ann Florence
Title
Cpt. Karen Gardner
Admission Counselor
Dr. Roger Hamilton
Vice President
Academic Affairs
Cpt.Cynthia Hartman
JH/HS Asst. Principal
Cpt. Traci Heimsoth
JH/HS Registrar
Cpt.Cindy Howard
Financial Aid
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Cpt. Elaine Hudson
Executive Assistant
Cpt. Richard Iser
Cadet Activities
Cpt. John Jacob
HS Math
Maj. Todd Kitchen
Director of Admissions
Cpt. Myrna Lusk
HS English
Cpt.Patti Marquis
Office Manager
Norma Maring
Director of Alumni
Cpt. Trudy Marmoy
JC Registrar
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Sgt. Angela Obriant-
Riley
TAC Officer
Cpt. Russ Perkins
TAC Officer
Cpt. Gary (Bud) Porter Cpt.Caroline Ratcliffe
Study Hall Spanish Instructor

Cpt.Kenneth LeBlanc
HS Science
Col. Michael Lierman
VP/ChiefofStafT
SGT Vincent Lindsey
SROTC
Cpt. Gary Love
Band&Music
Cpt. Jo Ann McGuire
Alumni Services
Cpt. Meyer
HS/JH Social Studies
Cpt. Mark Mullenioux
Public Affairs Officer
Maj. Noland Royce
Commandant Staff
Maj. Sam Ratcliffe
Computer Sciences
Cpt. Gloria Ryun
Admissions Counselor
Maj. Terrance Seal
SROTC
Maj. Roger Slusher
HS Social Sciences

Top Right: Sgt Bryant No one escapes her watchful eye. Top Left:
Maj Sutton and Mrs. Sutton waiting to see the Vietnam Wall;
Col. Lierman and Lt. Orozco "Lest
We Forget" Bottom Left: Cpt.
Hartman taking around people and showing them the wall.
Middle Right: Sgt. Barbary "Things aren't quite up to snuff." Bottom
Right: LCDR Kiger "It's always easier to have fun when prescription drugs are not around."
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Top Left : Sgt CSM Maj.
Woods was our JROTC instructor u n t i l he left to teach at public school. He is at the Dragon Drill Down.
* Capt. Christman going over paper work in his office
*Lt. Col. Byrd getting ready and looking confused about w h a t to do for JROTC lab.
* Maj. Noland seating w i t h
Headquaters at l u n c h eating peacefully u n t i l someone had to come and take a picture

First Row: Steven Crowley, CPT Iser, CPT Meyers, CPT Gardner, CPT Leblanc, CPT Crowley,
MAJ Noland, LTC Cottrell, CPT Clay, Mrs. Maxwell, MAJ Slusher, CPT Sutton, MAJ Sutton, CPL Hill,
Second Row: 2LT Brown, COL Casey, SGT Crowley, CPT Bailey, Mrs. Judd, Brad Morgan, Marlena Lancaster,
Michael Kohut, Aaron Tucker, Jonathan Perry, Paul Meek, Grant Hilti, Cordell Stover, CPT Heimsoth, CPT
Grohs
Third Row: SFC Hutchison, Andrew Schechter, Zane Kiger, Mathew Umland, Alexander Johnson, Alex Werner,
James, Hiett, Bethany Schuster, Jess Mclnnis, Christopher Dingwerth, Fernando Andara-Salame, Andrew Fluegal,
Jason Simpson, Jennifer Robinson, Cameron Ybarra, LTC Byrd
Fourth Row: Ken Wipperfurth, Stephanie Williams, Justin Harmon, Jase Deberry, Richard Paige, Jared Jeglie,
Christian Hill, Charles Hughs, Robert Williams, Rodney Crowley, Sean Costa, Ally Counterman, Bradford Henry

Fifth Row: Nathan Blunt, John Bowerman, Lindsay Teel, Carolyn Rudd, Marco Gutierrez, Cody Skaggs, Kalin
Sprattling, Kyle Dunn, Charles Tantillo, Megan Fletcher, Dustin McGarrah, Marshall Pendilton, Chancellor Allen
Sixth Row: Nick Donnelly, Ian Ashcroft, Elijah Norton, John Crowley, Mary Beard, Taylor Embry, George
Krischer, Justin Schroder, Ericson Parrish, Andrew Richards, Corey Fisher, Michael Calvert, Bjorn Price
Seventh Row: James King, Kyle Smith, Stephen Hovermale, Garret Ferguson, Matthew Page, Alex Jackson,
Drange, Dane Kaplan, Joshua Ostrand, Clayton Blount, Phillip Lennon, Daniel Dora, Zachary Davis, Jack Barr

Parents Drill Down
Top Left: Show them how it's done,
Surprise Inspection,
Eight: High Speed,
Dad, Get it, Looking
Good Parents

Herring wondering who got caught this time. Left picture Cpt. Co mo is husband and daughter playing in the leaves at the Homecoming game.
H a r d n o c k models h i s d e s i r e d u n i f o r m .
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C/SGT Torres, Islas, Don; Hansele and Crowley,S
Elkerson shows off her beautiful smile.

Left: Amituanai flowing
C/CPT Huff and C/CPT Pendley
C/CILT Baranovic and C/CPT Stemple
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Ttye Companiesfloats rr\a\e c^e school's feeliij^s l^ou/i? at
Homecomi9$.

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Far left-. Ttye Dra$oi?s ta\e tl?e field, Upper left-. Q/QPT
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Homecoming Parade, l^ou/er left:/I\Oai)dArs.UHe arrive at tfye Homecoming game. Below-.
I^epreseptath/e l^e S^eltop u/as inducted ii?to
U/e9tu/ortl?'S^tl?letict«all of Fame during
Homecoming.
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Bonfire.
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Bourse. ai?d Blagl^epbecler are ready to tlyrou/ -Bob- to fye flames.
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is.eft-. Tt?e team plaps t^eir pext move. Immediately Below-.
U/eijtwortl? honored ^eitf? apd /^dii>c ^retscl^mer durip$
Homecoming for tljeir t?elp remodeling t^c Tei)i)is Qomplex.
Below-. Tl?e faijor Quard struts tljeir stuff during ljalf-time.
C o m p l t t l * n:»u; or t h M i l i l r f f v Ac ildl? pO*MilllU *>Y a n d Ad//' torn*wa/ifi <i'
St I* I t MM l^eft-. Tt?e Dragogs come roaripg out of a fuddle, /^boue: Harmoi), Eslin^er, ai)d
Qrou/ley, 5. display H9'S bonfire sacrifice.
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Its been years, in some cases even decades, since these people have seen or even talked about their lost loved ones, in almost all cases the pain is unbearable. On Thursday,
November 11th thru November 14th, the traveling half size replica model of the Vietnam Wall came to Wentworth Military
Academy.
Family members with loved ones who lost their lives in battle came from near and far to mourn and remember the good times they once had. The cadets here at Wentworth were very helpful to those people doing all sorts of things to make their visit at the wall even more unforgettable, selling flowers, and driving people around on carts, or even just helping look up names seemed to do so much good. You never know how much that wall can mean to someone.
Especially as you stand with a woman you met five minutes ago who bought a rose from you and watch her place it down as she mourns over her loss.
We learned so much that weekend and I know alot of other people did too. I'm glad the wall came to Wentworth. We got to see things we've never seen and learn about things you couldn't even imagine. Hopefully other kids around the world get to learn and share the same experiences the cadets at
Wentworth Military Academy had.
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The Battalion Commander C/Lt. Col. Perez and Medal of
Honor recipient Col. Ballard

Cadet J a c k s o n poses as a n o t h e r cadet takes a p i c t u r e of h i m in u n i f o r m kneeling at t h e wall.
A family p u t a teddy bear
"by a lost loved one from t h e
Vietnam War.
Cadet from Wentworth that was here from 1969 and 1970. He was here his eighth grade year and
Freshman year of high schoool
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To the right : Alumni
Council in front of
Groendyke. Below: Cadet
Novack singing h i s heart out
Wentworth Show
Above: Cadets Nosco and
Gill perform a funny skit at the Wentworth
Show that Megan Kohut p u t together for JROTC.
Close right: CPT Nelson strumming on the guitar. Far right: MAJ
Rosen gives a thumbs u p for
Wentworth Show.

Upper left: MAJ Gibson at
Homecoming Bonfire.
Middle left: MG J o h n H.
Little caught with COL
Lierman at the Wentworth
Bonfire Lower left: CPT
Lancaster and Cadet Ami playing with fire. Upper right: MAJ and CPT
Ratcliffe hang out before the bonfire. Lower right:
FVT Aragon, LT
Sponenman, CPT Hardnock and PVT Nelson dance to music at the Wentworth
Show
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Erik Antlies Eric Aragon Blake Babbs Jacob Burnam Lucas Case Paul Charters
David Elwell Randi Erlinger Ryan Etzler J a m e s Ford Issac Galvez Derik Gamez
William Hughes Christopher David Lawburg Nathan Liptak Colleen Marten J o n a t h a n Marty
Kinsel
Kinsel, (ralvez, Hertach, Liptak, and Smith echo the saying
"WERE TOO SEXY"
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Chaudry showing off his druming Skills!!

Adam Clark J o s e p h Danyeur J o s e p h Davis Sean Delancey Christopher Brian Dickey
Dixon
Jackson Gee J a m e s Graham Michael Hayes Ericka Herod Anthony
Hertach
Treance Hobbs
J o h n McCarter J o s h u a Metzger Eric Miller Derek Mintle Serenity Nelson Kimberly
Nonella
J o s e p h Tadros Wanda Vaa J o n a t h a n Dustin Vosburg
Vandiver
Nelson and Vaa
"Anything boys can do we can do better"
Hobbs Hangs a t Halloween!!!!
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Lewis Amituanai B r a n d o n Baralt
Nicholas
Baranovic
J a s o n Boeshore M i c h a e l B r e a u x
Christopher
Hardnock
Matt Huff Roy J o h n s o n Michael K o h u t Marlena Lancaster
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Cassandra Thomas Michael W a n d C/CPT. Ragdale
"Oh yeah! I'm good"

J o n a t h a n Cooper Stephen Deterding Jennifer Eslinger Nicholas Graham J u s t i n Mark
Tyler Michaud Cameron Novack Amanda Pendley
Stephanie
Rodriquez
Matt Rosen
C/LTC. Perez
It's easy to lead when no one follows.
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Charles Bourke James Brost Michael Clavert Morgan Campbell Ryan Candeleria
Juan Manuel
Fernandez
Megan Fletcher Kenneth French Nick Grosso
E r i k
Hakanson
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Megan Wendel Kenneth
Wipperfurth
Cadet Herring in the infirmary.

Jack Chambers Caleb Case Matt Christensen Steven Crowley Nick Donnelly
Trent Harmon Ryan Hansele Kenneth Heimsoth Chris Hernandez Jordan Herring
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Ericson Parrish James Seism
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2005
Javier Baca
Mary Beard
Nathan Blunt
Samuel Boddicker tf-i
Jung Heo
Michael Howell
Alex Jackson
Christian Kitterman i
Jacquelyne Nunn
Diego Orozco
Andrew Overby
Matt Owens
Cordell Stover
Benjamin West mm
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Sean Christie
Christina Collins
Ally Counterman
Christie Elkerson
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Meghan Kohut
George Krisher
Paul Meek
Corene Nosco
Bjorn Price
Elizabeth Roberts
Brian Sanders
Joshua Stephens
L i f ^KSQk I 7 ^ H
Meek is preparing for battle!!
Stephanie Williams
2005
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Zack Blankenbecler Sean Costa Rodney Crowley J a n a y Davis
James King Teddi Roush Bethany Schuster Mandy Uhrmacher
Tarihira VanVlimmeren Wade Wrightsman T a n t i l l o c h a r m s Cpt. M e y e r o u t of h i s stick!
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Michael Dickinson Garret Ferguson Bradford Henry Donato Islas
Blankenbecler showing off his muscle he earned from being here for the camera
Charles Tantillo Matthew Torres
Austin Westerman Farid Kashinouv
W r i g h t s m a n h a v i n g a good old t i m e d u r i n g 3 r d CQ'S
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Cadet Scott showing off his summer blues for the camera...
Prescott Kiplinger
Logan Kleen
Adam Moore
J e r e m y M u h u i
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'Cadet Peberry having a nice hot cup of coffee while relaxing in the Charlie Company Tac
Office.
'Cadets Muhui and frill playing the drums for the talent show on detention Pay!

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Jase Deberry
Nathanial French
Stephen Hovermale
Ohiaara Ihenacho
J o n King
James Mulich
Cadet King posses in
Blues for the camera.
Utkarsh Mgam
Richard Paige
Ariana Tamiz
Cadet Kraxberger on
Retention Day preparing for her skit...
Cadets Rose and Kleen messing around in the barracks
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Matthew Drotar
Dustin Gillespie
Zane Kiger
Phillip Mark
Eric McDaniel
J e s s Mclnnis
Nicholas McLaughlin
J o s h u a Ostrand
Alex Werner
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Lemus and Gillespie stop and pose for a picture on their way back down to East
Barracks.
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Touissant, Mark, and Fluegal getting ready to play some hard basketball.
7tfj dlrabe
Christopher Dingwerth
Andrew Fluegel
Dan Islas
Tony Lemus
Steven Sottile
Alex Toussaint
Foxtrot Company trying to look like the bad boys they might be one day.

HIGH SGH©©Ia R A T S
Chiquia Edmonds
Kevin Fletcher
Jason Grimes
Alicia Jewell
Lucas Julo
Kyle Kanzler
Katie Kraxberger
Sterling Nass
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Anthony Onofrio
Richard Robinson
Andrew Rodriguez
Anna Rynders
Darhi Simmons
Jake Thompson
Stephane Toussaint
J p Wood
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Cadets Grimes and Kanzler at waiter duty.
GOIahEGE R VPS
Cadet Onofrio trying to look cool on tlie court.
J o n a t h a n Bell
Drew England
David Lange
J u s t i n Mincey
Jared Prazak
J o n a t h a n Rickard
Catherine Shutters
J o h n Stone
Sergio Canavati
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SSG Robert Arnold
Jennifer Blair
LTC Michael Byrd
Above: LTC Byrd observes from up above the Red Dragon Drill
Meet.
CPTLeisaCasale
CAPTBillChristman
CPT Becky Como
SSG Michael Emerick
CPT Connie Green
Caprice Fiora
Dr. Rainelle Harris
LTC Rob Hill
SFC Ricky Hutchinson
Belinda Kidd
LCDR Sue Kiger
MAJ Joe Klosterman
CPT Carol Lajaunie
CPT Amy Legate
Amy Lierman
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CPT Don McEwen
CPT David McLaughlin
CPT Brenda Mercer
Tonya Miles
CPT Scott Nelson
Kendra Perkins
SGT Patrick Ray
SGM Henry Suddarth
CPT Dana Sutton
MAJ Lonnie Sutton
Ruby Utz
CPT Denise Wallace
CPT Karen Winemiller
LTC Bruce Whitsitt
Far Left: SGT Ray takes a break to go play basketball with the cadets.
Left: Uh..Oh! Watch out! is TSSG Arnold looking for you?
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First Row: Lancaster, O'Brien, Thomas, Rodriquez, Nelson
Second Row: Deterding, Charters, Hobbs, Gamez, Elwell, Amituanai
Back Row: Hertach, Baralt, Danyeur, Chaudry, Anthes, Sernett, Smith

Front Row: Phillips, Liptak, Miller, Metzger
Back Row: Hertach, Burnum
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ROTC
Left: Cadet MacCarter
R i g h t : Cadet H a y e s
Above left: Cadet Read singing at the Dining
In. Above Right: Cadets Breaiix, Boeshore, and Baranovic. Bottom Right: Cadet Huff.
Bottom left: Cadets Amituanai and Stemple
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From left to right Ragsdale, Kinsel, Mintle, Deterding,
Lawburgh, Mark, Morgan, and lsg Barbery
Front: Baca and Crowley S.
2nd Row: Tantillo, Kanzler, Griffin,King J., Roberts, Robinson,
A., Deberry, Jewell
3rd Row: Sanford, Meek, Fletcher, K., Blunt, Rodriguez, Wood,
Dickinson, Bertram
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Front Row: Orozco, Kitterman, Kohut, Overby, and Hansele.
2nd Row: Van Vlimmeren, Hakanson, and Hernandez.
3rd Row: Roche, Keat, Paige, Nunn, Deberry, Woody,
Wipperfurth, and Dickinson.
Back Row: Heo, West, Simmons, Islas, Don; Clark, N.;
Kiplinger, Mulich, and King, D.

CANNON CR.C\\/
Below: Cadets Hansele, Counterman, Hakanson, and Moore posing with the cannon.
Front: Rifle Team Commander Hansele. Back: Roche, Islas, Don;
Wipperfurth, Bourke, Henry, Paige, and Mulich.
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Far left 2 pictures-, d^der tfye command of
Q/1U Spogeijmap, Qadets Qapdelaria ai?d
Krisclyer of tfye Hopor Guard presented tye u/reatl? for tlje traveling V/letijam
U/all-
|"(ext 2 pictures-. Q/1 I J Spogeijmap also commanded tye fapor Guard duripg tlpeir performance at Homecomii^.
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Upper left-. Qadets Brost ai>d
Qai^delaria aid /A(j Ijttle ig placing t(?e
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Founders Day.
Ispu/er left-. Qadets Qa^delaria apd Brost stagd guard at tlpe grave site of our illustrious founder Stepfyei; Q.
U/eijtu/ortlj.
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Right Side from left to right: 0'Brien,Charters, Collins, Schuster,
Elkerson, Hobbs
Middle from left to right: C/2LT Kitterman and C/CSM Overby
Left from left to right: Gamez, Hayes, Shutters, Ford, and England

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Cadet Blunt worked as hard in school as he did in
Scouts.
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CPT Anderson learns that having Boy Scouts in your classroom isn't always an easy assignment.
Scouts Crowley, ).;
W i p p e r f u r t h , and Islas, Dan, discuss whether or not money can buy the really important things in life . . . like sleep.
Wentworth Scouts eagerly receive their instructions during an activity at the
Halloween Party.

Left: Members of the Boy Scout Troop participated in a variety of other campus activities, such as band.
Below: Scouting activities allowed the members of the troop to learn and practice many different skills, including archery.
Wentworth was very proud to have our own Boy Scout Troop this year. CPT Neil Crews served as the enthusiastic and highly qualified Scoutmaster. He was ably assisted by Cadet Jacquelyne
Nunn. The troop participated in several district and regional activities and were an asset to the school.
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Clockwise from right:
Perez and SFC
Barbary; Anthes and
Deterding imitate
Cadet Boeshore at
SROTC Dining in;
Vandivere, Kinsel, and
Shutters seem to be lost;
Top: Babbs and
DeLancey pose for a picture at the SROTC
Dining in; Right:
Stone and Dixon wishing that they were real Rangers and not playing make believe
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Far Left: Tango
SROTC cadets pose for a moment during training; Left:
Hardnock and Nelson enjoying themselves;
Bottom: These are our future soldiers?
Top Left: Nelson, Sernet,
Deterding, Hardnock,
Anthes, Graham, and
Baralt seem to enjoy making Cadet Sanders laugh; Top: A possible
Ranger quality cadet; Left:
SROTC at P.T.
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Ihenaeho, Nosco, and Williams wait for the serve-
This year girls volleyball succeeded greatly in many ways. There were
Cadet Mary Beard was also named to the flll-Distriet 1 st team. She is the many players who had not played
1 st WM<fl player to make the fM-
©istrict 1st team before. There was great leadership provided by Senior Captain Mary
Beard.
Coach CPTtiartman says, "It was a great year for the kady ©ragpns'
Thenz were many awards handed volleyball team. Volleyball is a young out this year. Team Captain, Mary
Beard, was named to the Central program at Wentworth, but these athletes made great strides in the
River Conference 1 st team. She was
Wentworth Women's ffthleties ffll-Cbnferenee. Cadet Stephanie
Williams was a Central River
Conference tionorable Mention.

tipper L#ft: Wendel spikes the ball as
Beard and Ihenaeho defend. flbove-. Way to rally the ball, kady
©ragonst
L>eft: Wendel serves.
Team Picture standing-. Roaseh, Ihenaeho,
Herring, Beard, Williams, ^avis,
Coaeh tlartman
Kneeling: Noseo, Wendel,
Ghrmaeher, Tamiz, Nann
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Overall Record 5-12
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Lost Polo
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Coach LeBlanc, Nigam, Bronson, Woody, Christensen, Crowley, Gast, King J.,
Morton, Price, Calvert, French K., French N., Harmon, Grosso, Campbell
Hope, Gill, Scott, Walker, Parrish, Jackson
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Owens, Harmon, Coach LeBlanc, Grosso, Price, J a c k s o n , French, and P a r r i s h

46-0 Won
Sept 3 Norborne
48-8 Lost Sept 10 Polo
Lost
Sept 17 Concordia
33-6 Lost Sept 2 5 N W Hughesville
34-14 Win Oct 2 Charter Academy
14-12 Win Oct 9 MMA
56-0 Lost
Oct 15 Crestridge
34-12Won Oct 22 Hardin
35-0
Oct 29 Gallatin
38-0 Nov 4 Braymer
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Top Left: Our School Mascot r u n n i n g a r o u n d at t h e
Homecoming football game.
Wonder w h o it is? C/SGT Davis, i s n ' t she f u n n y ?
Bottom Eight: C/LTC Perez t r y i n g as h a r d as he can to heat t h e o t h e r t e a m at t u g of w a r on
R e t e n t i o n Day.
Bottom left: LTC Hill talks to u s about t h e R e n t e n t i o n Day activities.

Top Right: Collins a n d Vaa doing a Samoa Dance for
Retention Day.
Below: Vaa, Hobbs, Nelson,
Hughes, Smith, Seaborn,
Cruzen h a v i n g fun "before t h e Halloween dinner.
Bottom Right: At t h e Dining
In, everyone makes a toast.
Far Left: Nigam relaxing while t h e people from t h e Vietnam Wall prepare for t h e i r j o u r n e y home.
Left: The Grog at t h e
Dining In dinner.
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Back row: Coach Tru, Bjorn Price, Nick Donnelly, Zack Blankenbecler, Bradley
Cagle, Caleb Case
2nd Row: Brian Sanders, Morgan Campbell, Stephane Toussaint, Matt Torres,
Jeremy Muhui, Alex Jackson
Front Row: Kenneth Bronson, Anthony Onofrio, Utkarish Nigam
Sherwood, 37-72
Englewood, 53-41
Douglass, 73-42
Lexington, 66-75
KC Lutheran, 51-82
CRC Tournament:
KC Lutheran 47-74
Norbourne 48-60
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Back Row: Coach Grohs, Christi Elkerson, Mandy Uhrmacher, Jessyca Hoskins,
Stephanie Williams, Obiarra Ihenacho, Ariana Tamiz, Kia Edmonds, Coach
Kitchen
Front Row: Ty VanVlimmeren, Elizabeth Roberts, Janay Davis, Katie Kraxberger
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The 2004-2005 academic year marked the 125th year anniversary for the Corps of Cadets.
This historic year was filled with many memorable events and activities. One of the most exciting events was the addition of women's basketball to our athletic programs. Coached by
Captain Pam Grohs, and Major Todd Kitchen, the Lady Dragons' inaugural season was full of excitement and challenges. Starting a new program and being expected to compete against wellestablished programs was no easy feat. The Wentworth women were up to the challenge, and were successful in winning nine games, including a consolation plaque from the Central River
Conference Tournament, and a fourth place plaque from the South Harrison Invitational. The team was later honored by the Missouri State High School Athletic Association for superior academic performance for obtaining a combined grade point average of 3.0 during the season.
The team's final honor came when Cadets Liz Roberts and Stephanie Williams were named to the Central River Conference's All Conference team. In addition, Cadet Roberts was named the
Conference Player of the Year. These accomplishments will undoubtedly go down in the pages of Wentworth history. To the Lady Dragons of 2005,1 salute you, and thank you for your hard work in representing our school. "We will always be true, and we'll stand by you, Wentworth that we love so well."
~MAJ Todd L. Kitchen, Sr.~
Thanks to the girls that helped make this a great season for the Lady
Dragons. The girls that played in the end of the season game were:
Stephanie Williams, Liz Roberts, Mandy Uhrmacher, Janay Davis, Obi
Ihenacho, and Ty VanVlimmeren.
Lady Dragons go up to fight for the ball against the other team.
Cadet Roberts gets ready to fake out the other team and score again for the Lady
Dragons
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The difficulties of working with young athletes are far out weighed by the joys of watching them grow and succeed. Hard work is rewarded by success. These young men will have much success in life, for here they have learned to work hard,
-the Faculty and Staff-

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Top: Calvert
Middle: Crowley,S.
Bottom: Hernandez

Left to Right
Coaches: Brad Fischer, Rick Wilkson, Mike
Manning
1st Row: Justin Heimsoth, Nathan French, Jack
Chambers, Stephen Hovermale, Steven Crowley
2nd Row: Rodney Crowley, Juan Fernandez, Wade
Wrightsman, Nathaniel Hope, Ryan Morton
3rd Row: Charles Bourke, Chris Hernandez,
Anthony Thomason
Team Record
5 wins
4 losses
Individual Honors
Stephen Crowley- Team
Captain
Rodney Crowley- Most improved
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Junior College Wrestling; Team
Back Row: Coach Fischer, Wersal, Smith, Stone, Vosburg, Lawburgh,
Front Row: Deterding, Gamez, Ford, Charters, Tadros
National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) National
Championship Tournament qualifier
Congratulation to:
Stephen Deterding for being the First National qualifier since 1999
The Wrestling Team received the
National Junior College Wrestling
Coach's Association All-Academic Team
(Highest Team GPA in the Nation)

Coach's Note
I can not overstate what a pleasure it has been to coach this group of men. They did a great job of representing the school.
Their work ethic was evident in the academic honors they earned, and in the improvement they showed on the mat during the year. I feel confident that if each of these young men will continue to build on the work they did this year, they will be successful in what ever endeavor they pursue.
-Coach Fisher-

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First row: C/CPT Deterding, C/1 SGT Breaux, C/SSG Galvez, C/CPL Metzger,
Danial, C/SSG Gamez; Second row: C/1 LT Baralt, C/SSG Hertach, C/PVT
Phillips, C/CPT Stemple, C/SSG Liptak, C/SGT Case, C/1 SGT Johnson;
Third row: MAJ Ratcliffe USA Retired, C/1 SGT Rodriguez, C/PVT Nelson,
C/PVT Miller, C/PVT Marty, C/SSG Erlinger, C/PVT Herod; Forth row:
C/ILT Cooper, C/PVT Burnum, C/SSG Danyeur, C/2LT Baranovic, C/SGT
Clark, C/SSG Smith, C/CPT Ragsdale
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Cdbge Irdccr Track Team
1 st row: Mincey, England, PutrelL E3aralt, E3reaux
2nd row: Ragsdab, Cass, Cooper, K i f , Johreon
3rd row: M\J Ratdiffe, Nsson, Shutters, Msrten, Lancaster, Thomas
4th row: Stempb, djrum, Richard, Smith, Chaucry

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1 st row: Gillespie, Flegel Pingwerth
2nd row: CfT NtEwen, Settle* Pend^rass, Ostrand, Miau^lm, Mark, Jdrem
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Schod Track team does not exist. Everytme they were scheduled to ha/e rt takers they had to run off to a meet.
However, they had quite a successful Frw> Campbell
Grceeo, 2nd Omfru were abb to compete at the State Track
Meet on May 20, 2005. We STG very proud of the efforts and
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Last year, tennis returned to Wentwonh after an absence
of several years. Because of this, wt arc stiff rebuilding our team and our presence in the conference. Three members of this yearns team lettered in tennis last year, and provided great strength and leadership throughout this
season. We look forward to watching these athletes flay in the coming years, and become powerhouses on the court
-the Staff and Faculty-
standing: Assistant Coach Marten, Baca, Ferguson, Harmon, Case, Coach Florence
Kneeling: Boulanger, Schuster, Torres, Crowley, fL; Orozco

Hannon prepares to return the volley.
Rodney Crowizy in an intense moment
Crowley sets up ftis serve.
Matcnes
April 4 vs. MMA
Lost 0-9
April 6 vs. Lexington
Lost 1-8
April 8 vs. Lincoln Ptep.
Won 5-4
April 13 vs. Richmond"
Lost 1-8
April 14 vs. KnoB Noster
Won 6-3
April 18 vs. MMA
Lost 1-8
April 27 vs. HigcfinsvilfeJV
Won 6-3
April 28 vs. Lexington
Lost 0-9
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Center: Coach CPT H a r t m a n
Back Row: Grimes, Dickinson, Chambers, Rose, King D, Heimsoth
Team Captain
David King
We placed 3rd i n t h e D i s t r i c t and are t h e Missouri
Military Golf
Champions!
Season Averages
Grimes 39.2
Heimsoth 44.9
Chambers 48.66
King, D. 50.8
Dickinson 51
Hansele 53.18
Heimsoth
1st Place medalist in one m a t c h
2 n d Place medalist i n two matches
Heimsoth and King placed 4 t h i n Best Ball division i n t h e Husker I n v i t a t i o n a l
Most Valuable Player
H u n t e r Grimes 39.2 average.
1st place medalist a g a i n s t 14 o p p o n e n t s
2 n d place medalist one t i m e
2 9 t h i n State T o u r n a m e n t
David King and Jack Chambers are our most improved players.
Each brought their five game average down by 8.8 strokes per 9 holes from the beginning of the season. They have 50.8 and 48.66 averages respectively

Seasonal Totals-Varsity
Place
Home
Higginsville
Independence
Emma
Drumm Farm
Plattsburg
Home
Sedalia
Home
Home
Home
Plattsburg
Higginsville
Mexico
Plattsburg
Opponents
KCL
Tournament
St. Mary's
Concordia/Windsor/Orrick
KCL
Plattsburg/Pattonsburg/Windsor
Orrick/Concordia
Sacred Heart Tournament
Green Ridge
Orrick/Plattsburg
Tina - 3 man meet-
Plattsburg/Lawson/Orrick
Husker Invitational
MMA
District Tournament
T.Score
191
194
2
188
186
186
386
172
W/L
W
2nd
L
W/L/W
W
W/W/W
W/W
10th
W
174
82
176
WAV w
W/L/W
170
5th
W
391 3rd
Far Left: Dickinson,
Heimsoth, a n d King, D. celebrate t h e i r w i n over
MMA.
Left: Chambers, Hansele,
King, D.; Heimsoth, a n d
Grimes enjoy a welldeserved break.
Below: Grimes, Hansele,
West, a n d Dickinson practice.

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Ri^it: Pa/6 and Williams practice their Vrscpn" attitude.
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Abo/e: The Football team cebbrates their victory of the
Homecoming Game.
Ri^it: Williams sets ip her fed shot.

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Coach Tru wcrks the c$r\e plan with C^e,
Mlich, ard Price.
The Lady Prague wart fcr the serve.
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Clockwise from the top left!
Harmon gets his bi-weekly haircut. Fernandez sports the proper cover for waiter duty.
John Itschner managed the dining halL Thomason demonstrates why It Is unwise t o crawl under the music stands. Ferguson and
Torres sit a t attention In the
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£3elcw! Mra. Rorenoe knowe the correct ertfcnjette for wary aftuatlon.
Above Center! Cotfta, Noeco, and Aragon helped provide transportation during the Traveling Wafl display.
Above! Alpha's team vainly
"fiie Traveling WaD .Replay. tries t o win the bed relay.
Above! Don Uae helped direct traffic during
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Bourke:
Discretion is the better part of valor.
Parrish makes a quick run across the field.
Price shows that a new broom really does sweep clean.
Right: CPT Grohs walks the walk and talks the talk.

Far Left: Bravo finds that strength comes through teamwork.
Left: Crowley, ]. in one of his more serious moments.
Below: CPT Tanner is as helpful outside during the Traveling Wall display as she usually is in the Library.
Above: Ihenacho and Mulich make sure that everything adds up.
Left: CPT Anderson was a wonderful late season addition to the faculty.

During the two weeks prior to Spring Break the Academic team
competed in 6 conference dual meets. The team won 4 of the 6 competitions. On the first day back after spring vacation, the team competed in the conference meet. Brian Sanders was named to the conference team. Before district competition on April 16, both the junior varsity and the varsity competed at the Lexington High School
Invitational.
-Captain Ratcliffe-
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First Row: C/PFC Justin HeimsotK C/SSG Chris Hernandez; Second:
C/CPL Richard Paige, CPT Caroline Ratcliffe, C/SSfi Charles Tantillo;
Third Row C/PVT George Krischer, C/2LT David King, C/CPL James
Brost; Not Pictured C/SGT Brian Sanders

Working on this historic yearbook has been a great privilege for all of us.
We have learned a lot about working hard and planning ahead. We have learned to appreciate each other, and have become acquainted with each others' strengths and weaknesses. (And no, we won't tell you what those are!) This has been an experience we will never forget. Thank you for this year.
-Captain Lusk-
First Row C/PVT Austin Westerman, C/SFC Meghan Kohut, C/2LT
Christian Kitterman, C/SSG Chris Hernandez, C/PVT! Melinda Uhrmacher,
C/SSG Jacquelyne Nunn; Second Row. CPT Myrna Lusk; Not Pictured
C/SGT Brian Sanders
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Pep Band
The W.M.A Pep Band was back again. The band, with Captain Joe
Davis conducting, performed at most of the girls' basketball games and several of the boys' basketball games. The band, of course, performed the Star Spangled Banner along with popular style tunes like Rock Around the Clock, The Pink Panther and The Horse.
The Pep Band ended their season on February 25 with a pizza party in the band room, sponsored by Captain Love, and their final performance of the year was at the basketball g a m e that evening.
First Row: Choir Director CPT Love
Nelson, c/lst SGT Rodriquez, VanVlimmeren, Schuster, c/2LT Simkol, Marty, c/ILT Thomas, Vaa, Roberts
2nd Row: Wood, Hobbs, Gamez, c/CPT Lancaster, Tadros, Tamiz, Kleen, Woody, Dickey, Moore
3rd Row: Jackson, c/CPT Sernett, c/lst SGT Mark, c/lst SGT Breaux, Robinson, Dickinson, Amituani, c/LTC Perez,
Kiplinger
Back Row: Danyeur, Babbs, c/ILT Wersal, Davis, c/CPT Ragsdale, c/CPT Stemple, Smith, Canavati, Etzler, Wand
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BAND
Front Row: GuidonTorres
2nd Row: c/CPT Davis, c/lst SGT Eslinger
3rd Row: Uhrmacher, Tadros, Paige, Gillespie, Thomason, Vandivere
4th Row: Vosburg, Medlin, Pendilton, Wipperfurth, Mas,
5th Row: Fletcher, Ferguson, Harmon, Sanford
Back Row Band Director CRT Love
Drum a n d Bugle C o r p s
At the request of MG Little, the W.M.A. Drum and Bugle Corps was resurrected t o play the battalion in to DRC several times a week. With rehearsals starting in January, the Drum and Bugle Corps started their performances in March bringing back memories of years g o n e by,
Under the c o m m a n d of Captain Davis, the D&B Corps, comprised of the drum line, trumpets, trombones, baritone and sousaphone, performed the tune "In Review."
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Right: Mrs. Florence and Mrs. Butler getting ready for Military Ball to begin.
Below: C/MAJ Rosen and Megan
Tohlman.
Middle: Military Ball pages and masters
Bottom Left: C/1SGT Kohut and Emily
Skoza.
Bottom Middle: Bravo Company Queen
C/CPT Lancaster

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Top Left: Headquarters Company
Queen: C/CPTPendley
Top Middle: Tango Company
Queen: C/1SGT Rodriquez
Top Right: C/ILT Orozco, and
C/SFC Pinkerton
Middle: The 125th Battalion
Queen C/SFC Kohut
Left: Foxtrot Company Queen
Cadet Shutters
Above: COL and Mrs. Leirman
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Right: Cadet Lindemann received the Combat
Infantryman's Badge at the Military Ball parade
Below: C/1SGT Eslinger
Above: Cadet Krischer playing the piano for the talent show.
Far Right: MG and Mrs.
J o h n H. Little
Right:
123rd Queen, Samalin being escorted by Cadet
Amituanai

Top Right: C/MSG Hayes performing a traditional
Indian dance at the talent show.
Middle Left: C/SGT
Counterman and Mr. Alec
Smith.
Middle right: C/LTC Perez and C/SFC Kohut conduct the first dance of the evening.
Bottom Left: The traditional Samoan Dance performed by Danyuer,
Lancaster, Amituanai,
Rodriquez, and Gamez.
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Above Left- Cadet Shutters is working hard
Above Middle- Cadets Nelson and O'Brien cleaning the bathroom while Tango sits around
Above Right- Cadets Rodriquez, Vaa, and Simkol are taking a break from the hard PT.
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Guidon- Cadet Roberts
1st Row - C/SFC Kohut, C/SFC Marten, C/ISGT Rodriquez, C/CPT Lancaster, C/ILT Thomas,
C/2LT Simkol
2nd Row - Collins, Elkerson, Rynders, Roush, Nosco, Schuster, Nunn, Van Vlimmeren, O'Brien,
Boul anger
3rd Row- Uhrmacher, Shutters, Vaa, Robinson, Counterman, Kraxberger, Nelson. Erlinger,
Hoskins
4th Row- Beard, Seaborn, Nonella, Edmonds, Williams, Tamiz, Davis, Ihenacho, Jewel,
Fletcher, Simmons

Top Left- Girls just want to have fun.
Top Right- Cadets Roush and Vaa obviously not working hard enough at waiter duty.
Above- Cadet Schuster takes a break and lets Cadet Boulanger do the rest of the work.
Middle Left- Never let girls have a gun.
Bottom Left- We can have fun without guys around.
Bottom Right- Ihenacho and
Kraxberger express their sisterly love in Tango.
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1st Row: Guidon C/PVT Medlin
2nd Row: C/SFC Hakanson, C/ILT Graham, C/CPT Davis, C/ISGT Eslinger, C/MSG Vosburg, C/SFC Anthes
3rd Row: C/PVT Islas, Don; C/PVT Wipperfurth, C/PVT Pendiliton, C/CPL Paige, C/CPL Thomason, C/CPL
Gillespie, C/SSG Vandivere, C/PFC Moore, C/SFC Crowley R.
4th RowC/SSG Harmon, C/PVT Hansele, C/SGT Torres, C/SGT Sanders, C/SSG Crowley J., C/PVT Henry,
C/ILT Crowley S., C/PVT Ferguson, C/PVT Sanford, C/SGT Case

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Top Left: Harmon sings country music.
Middle: Anthes freaks out as the angry crocodile attacks.
Above: Sanders stands, showing off his Letterman's Jacket.
Left: Cadets Hakanson, Crowley S., and Hansele also known as the canon crew prepare the canon for the parade.
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First row: C/CPL McLaughlin
Second row: C/ILT Graham, C/CPT Ragsdale, C/ISGT Johnson, C/SFC Amituiani
Second row: C/SSG Gamez, C/CPL Mark, C/PVT Griffin, C/PVT Islas, C/CPL Dingwerth,
C/PVT Lemus, C/PVT Kratofil, C/PVT Fluegel, C/PVT Sottile, C/PVT Toussiant
Third Row: C/SSG Danyeur, C/CPL Ostrand, C/SGT Hovermale, C/PVT Pendegrass,
C/MSG Hayes, C/CPL McDaniel, C/SSG Smith

Graham- "Fluegel, don't eat the soap!"
Fluegel- "I didn't break the door, I just broke the hinges."
Ostrand- "My Hawaiianess makes me slow."
Fluegel- "My blues make me look fat."
Clockwise from very top left: Mark and his rendition of Michael
Jackson; Ostrand, you should be in CQ's;
McLaughlin waits for
Junior High Basketball to start; Ami and
Stempel model the new
SROTC Uniforms;
Lemus and his family.
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Above:C/lSG
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C/CPT
Michuad
On left:
Charlie Co. after a parade.
Top: Mulich, Blankenbecler, Cagle, Rose, French
2nd to row: Bertram, Kashinov, Muhiu, Fletcher, Westerman, Rodriguez,
Hernandez, Robinson, Dickinson, Kiplinger
3rd: Tantillo, Clark, Kleen, Woody, Roche, Nigam, Bronson, King J, Deberry,
Julo, Onofrio
Front: C/SFC Dixon, C/CPT Deterding, C/2LT King, C/lst SGT Kohut,
Hope,C/lLT Orozco
Left: Cadet Onofrio.
Right: Charlie Co. midway through the year

I Top Left: Former Charlie Co C/CPT Michuad on the left and Cadet
Tantillo on the right.
Below Left: In P.E. Muhiu strikes a pose.
Top Left: On the left is Cadet
Padilla on the right is Cadet
Westerman. Open up your eyes it's not summer yet!
Bottom Left: C/ILT King is just chillin\
Bottom Right: At DRC
(dinner roll call) Charlie
Company is eating.
Above Right: On the left is
MG Little on the right is
Charlie's C O . C/CPT
Deterding.
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Above: Donnelly, Campbell, Seism, Grosso,
Christensen, and French, K. at waiter duty. Left: Cadets Gambini and Smith.
Below: C/Cpt. Morgan and Baca
Above: Cadet French shows off some b-ball skills that he probably got from his cadre.
Right: Cadets Heimsoth,
Donnelly, Mintle, and
Toussaint.
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Front: Guidon Parrish. 2nd Row: Owens, Mintle, Breaux, Morgan,
Baralt, and Kitterman. 3rd Row: Marshall, Grimes, Howell, Blunt,
Bourke, Candelaria, Kanzler, Wood, Keat, and Fernandez. 4th Row:
Baca, Campbell, Jackson, French, K., Thomas, Grosso Christensen, Heo,
Krischer, and Thompson. Back Row: Donnelly, Brost, Chambers, Price,
West, Meek, Morton, Heimsoth, Boddicker, and Toussaint
Above: Bravo is p r e p a r i n g for TAPs after a long n i g h t of
P.T.
Left: Cadets
Spoeneman a n d
P a r r i s h leading Bravo i n a parade t h r o u g h town.
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Front Row: Guidon: Metzger
2nd Row: Hobbs, Baranovic, Mark, Lawburgh, Wersal, Boeshore
3rd Row: Dixon, Dickey, Gamez, Miller, Marty, Tadros, Cruzen, Stephens, Elwell
4th Row: Smith, Liptak, Case, Hayes, Galvez, Ford, Charters, Bell, Lang, Mincey
5th Row: Prazak, Kinsel, Phillips, Mintle, England, Lindemann, Chaudry, Cooper, Burnum, Babbs
Back Row: Delancey, Hertach, Toussaint, Etzler, Danyeur, Clark, Canavati, Stone, Rickard, Read, Wand
Far Left: Alpha on the move
Left: Babbs and Novak on retention day showing off their talent.

Above Right: Hertach in the Mess
Hall trying to look useful.
Above Left: I wonder what Delancey did wrong to have to drink from the grog.
Above: Phillips, Burnum, Miller, and
Hertach trying to figure out what else to do.
Left: Alpha Company trying to keep their egos big by beating everyone at tug-o-war on retention day.
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Above
Left to Right: C/CPT Huff, C/CPT
Hardnock, C/CPT Sernett, C/CSM
Overby, C/LTC Perez, C/MAJ Rosen,
C/CPT Stemple, C/CPT Boeshore,
C/CPT Pendley
Right:
C/LTC Perez makes his speach at the
Dining In.
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Top Left: C/CPT Huff
Top Right: C/ CSM Overby
Middle Left: C/CPT
Stemple tries too hard to out PT everyone else.
Above: C/CPT Pendley,
"What were you doing out back?"
Left: C/MAJ Rosen,
C/CSM Overby, C/LTC
Perez, C/CPT Sernett,
C/CPT Hardnock.
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Right: Muhui and Bronson demonstrate that
"life's a dance."
Below: Woody is prepared for class.
Clockwise, starting above:
Dickinson models the proper way to salute. Schuster knows that attitude is half the battle.
Qrosso sports the most current classroom fashions.
CPT Crowley and Fernandez listen to instructions during
Retention Day activities.
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Left: Hansele at the Senior Staff Ride.
Immediately below: Senator Heimsoth,
Wentworth s Missouri Boys State
Representative.
Below: Charlie on parade.
Left: SOT Arnold prepares the mail for distribution.
Above: Spanish class takes a
"deadly" toll on the cadets.
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Above right: Babbs and Novack perform for Retention Day.
Above and Right: C/ISGT Mark and C/CSM Overby receive the
MacArthur Award from MG Little.
Canavati smiles for the camera. Above: Heo . . . WORKING!
Right: Roberts strikes a thoughtful pose.
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Above left: Thomas and
Rodriquez hold one of the visiting" puppies.
Above: Baranovic gives blood.
Left: Ragsdale demonstrates the proper demeanor for Founder's
Day.
Left: Owens signs up Above: Perez is ready . . . and Breaux is working to play college football, overtime during the tug of war.
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MG Little, Ally
Counterman, and
Stephanie Williams at the
Formal Dinner.
Meghan Kohut and Mrs.
Florence share a moment at the
Seniors' Formal Dinner.
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Ally Counterman and Michael
Howell model their new Alumni caps.
Nathan Liptak at the Alumni
Dinner.

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Above: The Alumni Dinner receives a big "thumbs up."
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1950) congratulates Joe Perez on his accomplishments at the
Alumni Dinner.
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Right: Perez participates in the flag ceremony.
Below: Amituanai receives his diploma.
Above: Cadets who have finished the
Early Commissioning
Program perform their oaths.
Far Right: Stemple and
Perez begin the flag ceremony.
Right: Mike Kohut waits for his turn.
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Clockwise from the upper left: Pendley receives her commission. Sanders accepts his high school diploma. The colors pass for the last time. Battalion Staff at the year's final parade.
Left: LET THE
CELEBRATION BEGIN!
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James Wersai
PhillipstoaMA
Robert tflepier History Award
RyanEtzler
Amazonia MO
Bausch and Lomb Award
David King
Overland Park, KS
Captain Larry Brown Award
Benjamin West
Canton, Ml
College Preparatory Studies
Certificates
Paul Meek
Canon City, CO
Joshua Stephens
Denton, TX
Dean Buck Award
James Wersai
Phillipstoa MO liamR Skinner Award
James Wersai
Phillipstoa MO
College-
Timothy Phillips
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Lake Bluff JL
Albert Park Math Award -High
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Benjamin West
CantoaMI
Delmonte Academic Improvement
Ryan Candelaria
Grapevine TX
Chemistry Award
-High School-
David King
Overland Parte, KS
CRC Press Chemistry A'
Nathan Liptak
North Bethesda MD
Daughters of American Revolution
Award
James Brost
Blue Springs, MO Roe Clemens Chemistry Award
-Junior College-
Timothy Phillips
Lake Bluff, a
Don Cade Plaque
Tango Company
George Washington Carver Awards
Paul Meek
Canon City, CO
CoreneNosco
EarlhamJA
Andrew Overby
Omaha, NE George c Marshall Award
Joe Perez
ConrocTX
United States President Award for
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Prescott Kiplinger
Oklahoma City, OK
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Missouri
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Bui Meek
•Eton City, CO
Justin Heimsoth
Kawson,MO
Ing Junior High Cadet
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Springfield, IL
Depafl lent of the Army Superior
Cai I Decoration - JROTC
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National Defense Industrial
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Michael Dickinson
ShreveportLA

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Seniors OFallonJL Omaha NE
1st-Paul Meek James Wersal X - Stephanie Rodriquez
Canon City. CO PhillipstoaMA KponCA
2nd - Andrew Overby Brandon Baralt
Omaha, NE GreshanvOR Weldon W.Perry Award
3rd - Joshua Stephens David King Matt Huff
Denton, TX Overland Park, KS m
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1st- Justin Heimsoth • w n Memorial Award
Lawson,M0
2nd-David King
Overland Park, KS
Mechanicsburg, PA
Cassandra Thomas
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Lexington, MO 3rd - Steven Crowley
Lexington, MO ristopher Kinsel
Lafayette CA
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Warsaw, MO Oakland IA Deportment
2nd - Melinda Uhrmacher Baralt
Bonner Springs, KS Special Talent in PuMi< ham, OR
3rd - Rodney Crowley Jacqudyne Nunn naCooley
Lexington MO
Freshmen
SmithvilleMO OwingsMD
Chris Hardnock
1st - OHaara Ihenacho William Hinton A Columbia MO
Holt Summit MO Serenity Nelson Joe Perez
2nd - Prescott Kiplinger
Greenly, CO Conroe,TX
Oklahoma City, OK
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Charles S. Stevi
Jacob Ragsdale
AltamountIL
Roy Johnson
Nevada, MO
Stephanie Rodriquez
RipoaCA
Patrick Sernett ricMcDaniei
TacomaWA
Springfield, IL
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Kansas City, MO
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Las Vegas, NV
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Harrison, AR
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Lexington, MO
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Reno.NV
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Obiaara Ihenacho
Holt Summit MO
Ralph Conger Award
Jacob RagsdaJe
AltamontIL
Athletic All-American Team
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Stephen Deterdir
Pleasant Hill, MO
Charles Stempei
Oakland, IA
Jacob RagsdaJe
AitamontIL
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Stephen Defending
Pleasant Hill, MO
Roy Johnson
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Spring, TX
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Pleasant Hill, MO
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Lake Charles, LA
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Tacoma,WA
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Omaha, NE

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Grapevine TX
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Chihuahua, Mexico
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McCook,NE
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Silver Springs. MD
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Sugar Creek, MO Army Recruiting Command JROTC
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KirkwoodMO
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Grapevine TX
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Spring Hill, FL
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Jackson, MS
Meghan Kohut
Corinth, TX
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Benjamin West
Canton, Mi
Military Order of the World Wars Association
David King
Overland Park, KS
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Kiefer.OK
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Sacramento,
Ryan Hansc
LaMirada,CA
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OFallon,MO
Charles Tantiilo
Topeka,KS
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Stephen Detercfng
Pleasant Hill, MO
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Grapevine; TX
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James Graham
Lexington, MO
Justin Heimsc
LawsoaMO
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Reno, NV 4
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Prairie Village KS
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Glenwood,
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Lexington, ft
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Lexington,
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Sacramento, CA
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Altamont IL
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MerrianvKS
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Leavenworth, KS
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Tacoma, WA
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CarrolltoaMO
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Lexington, MO lifetime A precia
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Lexington, MO
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Pleasant Hill MO
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Omaha, NE
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Lexington, MO
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Corinth, TX
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Overland Park, KS
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Lexington, MO
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Chihuahua, Mexico
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Bartlett TN
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Cedar Rapids, IA
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Lake Bluff. IL
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Stephen Deterding
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«n ignorance and superstition and fill our minds with truthl tito gion of co ience and joy that we may face the tasks of e n day
•rave agerness. Let laughter live within our souls, but enable us to ympathiz tith suffering and grief and may we always be ready to defend the and oppressed
Make us physically pure, spiritually strong, and morally upright that we may ever maintain the integrity of the Corps, the honor of our homes and our school a true patriotism for our country, and a right attitude toward You and one another.