MCJROTC Cadets
C/Pvt. Bradford, ER C/Pvt. Bradford, WS C/Pvt. Bruning
C/Pvt. Dittrich C/Pvt. Flatley, JD C/Pvt. Gibbons
C/Pvt. Ingersoll C/Pvt. McIntyre C/Pvt. Myszka
C/Pvt. Pusey C/Pvt. Shenton C/Pvt. Shortt
C/Pvt. Tinker C/Pvt. Tull, C C/Pvt. Bennett, JT
C/Pvt. Bowen C/Pvt. Carmean C/Pvt. Derr
C/Pvt. Dorsey C/Pvt. Dykes C/Pvt. Jackson
C/Pvt. Jenkins C/Pvt. Johnson C/Pvt. Lynch
C/Pvt. Merrittl C/Pvt. Presby C/Pvt. Bennett, JT
C/Capt. Bennett,JT C/1stLt. Brittingham C/Sgt. Groth
C/LCpl. Hitchens C/Cpl. Lewnes C/LCpl. Patnoe
C/LCpl. Richards C/GySgt. Wright C/Cpl. Curtis
C/2dLt. Tull, A C/GySgt. Hammerbacher C/Sgt. Clark
C/Sgt.Hornsby C/Cpl. Bennett, JR C/Sgt. Hudson
C/Cpl. Bullis C/ Cpl. Curtis C/Cpl. Kerstetter
C/Cpl. Seaton C/Cpl. Showell C/Cpl. Collins
C/PFC. McRoberts C/Sgt. Davidson C/ Pvt.Flatley, JA
C/Sgt. Freeman C/Sgt. Lewis C/Cpl. McCabe
C/2dLt. Phillips C/Lcpl. Poole C/GySgt. Regan
C/LCpl. Stant C/Sgt. Cropper C/Capt. Bennett, JL
C/1stLt. Milito C/1stLt. Gordy C/1stLt. Zervakos
Abreveations
Pvt Private
PFC Private First Class
LCpl Lance Corporal
Cpl Corporal
Sgt Sergeant
SSgt Staff Sergeant
GySgt Gunnery Sergeant
1stSgt First Sergeant
SgtMaj Sergeant Major
2dLt Second Lieutenant
1stLt First Lieutenant
Capt Captain
Maj Major
LtCol Lieutenant Colonel
Col Colonel


                                          


MARINE CORPS RETIRED OFFICER'S ASSOCIATION (MCROA) AWARD

SELECTION PROCESS

Annually, the District Commanding officer will recognize the top MCJROTC unit in

the district.  Members of a formal board will choose the best program using the

following weighted criteria:



*  ANNUAL INSPECTION:  Subjectively measures the Cadet grasp of the

inspection process.  The four indicators of leadership; morale, proficiency, espirit de

corps and discipline; are measured and documented (weighted 40%). The Snow

Hill MCJROTC was judged outstanding in all categories.



*  CADET CITIZENSHIP:  Measures Cadet Involvement in the school

community (weighted 14%).  Snow Hill MCJROTC:



  -  3 Cadets on the Student Council (President, Vice President and 

Secretary)



  -  5 Cadets in the Student Government (Freshmen Class Parliamen-

tarian, Sophomore Class President and Historian, Junior Class secreray and

Historian)



  -  1 Cadet 1st Vice President of the Southern Eastern Shore Associa-

tion of Student Councils



  -  1 Cadet Maryland Eastern Shore Representitive to the National

Association of Student Councils



  -  2 Cadets on the School Improvement Advisory Committee



  -  1 Cadet Secretary of the National Honer Society



  -  3 Cadets Delegates to Maryland Boy's State



  -  3 Cadets on the 2000 Prom Committee



  -  Cadets held 102 membership positions in school clubs (Note: Many

Cadets were active in more than one club)



  -  Cadets provided 71 varsity and junior varsity athletes in support of

the school's sports program (Note: Many Cadets participated in more than one

sport)


                                


*  COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS:  Measures the unit's involvement in the

community (weighted 13%):  The Snow Hill MCJROTC provided 1,449 hours of

community service.



*  SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVMENT:  Measures student dedication and

instructor involvement in the academic/scholarship process (weighted 12%).  Snow

Hill MCJROTC:



  -  3 Cadets were members of the National honor Society



  -  22 Cadets were We-XL members, including 4 on the Distinguished

Honor Roll



  -  4 graduating Cadets received a total of $292,000 in college

scholarships



FIELD TRAINING:  Measures instructor dedication tp partical application

(weighted 11%).  The Snow Hill MCJROTC participated in 7 field training

events.



COMPETITIVE EVENTS:  Measures unit involvement in local, regional or national

competition (weighted 8%).  The Snow Hill MCJROTC:



*  Entered 24 Drill Team competitive events with 13 1st place, 8 2nd place

and 3 3rd place finishes.



*  Entered 9 Rifle Team competitive events with 5 1st place, 2nd place and

1 3rd place finishes.



*  Won the Worcester County JROTC Field Meet.



ADMINISTRATIVE COMPETENCE:  Subjectively measures instructor ability to

work within published guidlines for fiscal, supply and administrative process

(weighted 2%).


                                


PUBLIC AFFAIRS:  Measures unit involvment in the community in non-

community service type activities (unweighted tie-breaker).  The Snow Hill

MCJROTC:



*  Provided 29 Color Guards



*  Participated in 3 parades



*  Laid a wreath at the National Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on behalf of

the community of Snow Hill



*  Conducted:



  -  A formal ceremony for the presentation of the Navel Honor School

Plaque to Snow Hill High School Principal



  -  Traditional Marine Corps Birthday Ceremony



  -  Annual Court House Run



  -  Annual MCJROTC Awards and Appreciation Banquet



Reeiving this award identifies the Snow Hill Marine Corps JROTC as the top

MCJROTC unti in the 4th Marine Corps District for SY 99 - 00.  The 4th Marine

Corps District covers a six state area with 40 MCJROTC units.



There are six Marine Corps Districts, therefore only 6 schools out of 210 nation

wide receive the MCROA Award.



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