Pretty pathetic, even worse when you realize #1 in that class was John Poindexter, convicted for his role in Iran Contra...

Poindexter was convicted on multiple felony counts on April 7, 1990 for conspiracy, obstruction of justice, perjury, defrauding the government, and the alteration and destruction of evidence pertaining to the Iran-Contra Affair. The convictions were reversed in 1991 on the technical grounds that the prosecution's evidence may have been tainted by exposure to Poindexter's testimony before the joint House-Senate committee investigating the matter, in which Poindexter's testimony was compelled by a grant of 'use immunity'. The prosecution was not able to re-try the case.

And Robert McFarlane was in the top %15 of that class, he also was convicted for his role in Iran-Contra:

Disheartened, and abused by his former colleagues, McFarlane tried to kill himself with an overdose of Valium on February 9, 1987, saying he had failed his country. In 1988 he pleaded guilty to four counts of withholding information from Congress for his role in the Iran-Contra cover-up. He was sentenced to two years’ probation and a $20,000 fine but was pardoned by President George H.W. Bush in the waning hours of his presidency on Christmas Eve 1992 along with the other key players in the scandal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_McFarlane#Aftermath

In that class it was McCain that distinguished himself as being a rule breaker, and troublemaker.... WOW.... just what we need...