I have been unable to unearth a photo of the winterovers...so the above image presents a list of them with a
dramatic photo of the first ski-equipped C-130 to land on the ice...at McMurdo, a few years earlier on 23 January
1960...alongside a more traditional form of Antarctic transportation (more info on that Air Force deployment).

Below: my version of the list.

Navy
 1. LT C. Donald Bessinger - OIC
 2. HM1 W. H. "Doc" Jenkins - Corpsman
 3. BU1 Thomas M. "Tom" Osborne - Builder (He was the carpenter for the original station)
 4. RM1 K. E. "Tom" Thomas - Radioman
 5. RM2 Gary W. Larsen - Radioman
 6. ETN2 Dave G. Peterson - Electronics Tech.
 7. CEP3 Dale McCaw - Equip. Operator
 8. EN1 J. D. "Matty" Matthews - Electrician
 9. EM1 Henry Aaron - Electrician
10. CM1 W. Eugene Cunningham - Machinist (He helped bring in heavy equipment
     during the 1st IGY.)
11. EO1 Gordon E. Ballard - Equip. Operator
12. CS1 Stanley Povilatis - Cook
13. SF1 L. D. "Mac" McKibben - Power Plant

USARP
14. Charles L. "Charlie" Roberts - Station Scientific Leader, USWB (US Weather
     Bureau) (Was at Hallett Sta. during 1st IGY)
15. Jack J. Falkenhof - Elec. Tech., USWB
16. Harry R. Spohn - Met. Tech., USWB
17. Kenard Jensen - Met. Tech., USWB
18. Craig W. Brown - Ozone Program, USWB
19. James D. Petlock - VLF Program, Bureau of Standards
20. Robert W. "Bill" Burgess - Ionospheric Program, Bureau of Standards
21. Robert H. "Bob" Fries - Aurora Program
22. Ronald N. Davis - Geomagnetism/Seismology Program, Bureau of Standards

The list is thanks to Don Bessinger and Jack Falkenhof; also the Bulletin of the U. S.
Antarctic Projects Officer, Vol. IV, No. 9; Summer 1963, p. 144. And the image is thanks
to 2019 winterovers Luis Gonzalez and Mike Van Bogaert, who prepared a number of these!