United States Military Academy West Point - Howitzer Yearbook (West Point, NY)

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i-; V.I i-.-vrv-i - 1- H i iTJ 1 if t Mi ri . First Row: H. Woodcock, A. Manguso, K. Stambaugh, R. Rollings, K. Kiger. Second Row: J. Sullivan, T. Speairs, J. Marvil, P. Doppel, J. Westphal, H. Kuschick. Third Row: P. Vuksich, J. Spinks, C. Smith, J. McCom- mons, S. Hicks. Fourth Row: R. Ducote, T. Curtis, C. Willis, R. Woodside. HMlIf L First Row: J Mdobowski W Chinttll r I ( ( - ondRow:B Barker R JarrcU H ami hiu JUKI II Schultz, D. Cool I Thitssen J Wintland R Wtmslock 1) ! Franklin, D Welch D Kurt M Bridv Fifth Row G Dougl I ttnt 1 Shiill M HiMunway. Scc- ) lint M FicIris Third Row R.Ross, J. Fourth Row P Ruhirdson 1 McCorklo, C. D (rtwsc T Nunn T (undolfo P. Klaiber. A m -f u ii ) 7 : :: sJ3. - i i !l% gJI . i, ' ?i, v Ji .i.is First Row: H. Lee, R. Vincent, J. Golden, R. Bloch, G. Runkle, D. Willard, W. Garcia, L. Milam, M. Searle. Sec- ond Row: P. Breton, S. Monks, C. Krebs, J. Sladky, M. Spaulding, T. Martin, D. Dubia, M. Kelly. Third Row: D. Lytikainen, P. Falk, D. Jenkins, D. Zacherl, R. Hughes, W. Reinhart, M. Oberly, M. Austin. Fourth Row: A. Malich, B. Harris, J. Gorman, J. Stephens, A. Watkins, M. Burringtoh, C. Thebaud. Fifth Row: E. Rockey, K. Popielis.

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First Row: W. Hoelscher, J. Morrison, R. McKenney, L. Niclo, D. Kotzebue, T. Payne, K. MacAaron, C. Wake. Second Row: S. Lohr, D. Humphrey, T. Kruthers, W, Carper, J. Chavara, J. Kendall, J. Mitchell, D. Harris, L. Davis, D. Nelson. The Happy Company is finally losing ils seniors, who are quite happy to leave. Hump has gone from Bill Cosby to body beautiful. Mike became our last leader. Travis, the deter- mined bachelor, is getting married, Luis gave up his surf board for a skate board. Kotz and the big Red One joined the West Point chapter of Hell ' s Angels. Rich sold pizzas, when he wasn ' t in bed. Lar headed the bagel boys and put down the Gentiles, until he married one. Sterile turned out to be an air- borne ranger infantry type. Brad decided to fly instead of crawl. Payne set an all time record by taking two officers to supper in one night. Stony bought a Boodle — on Wheels H - 2 instead of a car. Pineai)plc is a Hawaiian turned ski lium. Wako rode the waves to graduation on his lily pad. Joe kept us honest. Mitch climaxed a brilliant cadet career with re- wards from the new tac for his well hidden dust formation. Nelse managed to keep his long golden locks for four years. T. V. was the youngest, did he ever reach 18? Bill was our twinkle toes swordsman who managed to tip toe his way by t he academic deiiarlments to graduation. The retiring seniors were fortunate to ser e for three years under Major Maglin. May we all follow the examjile he set for us. i

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I III ni III F • « 5 a J, i Ji h 1 First Row: M. Hopkins, J. Cullina, D. Bell, J. Cerami, D. Pirkle, M. Dawson, J. Beard, P. Root, D. Becker, J. Kulik. Second Row: J. Dierkes, D. Siller, J. Grussmeyer, W. Heinz, A. Jensen, K. McKeon, D. Lewis, K. Kobgs, R. Ras mussen. Illejrilimus Two was conceived in haste and in its sliort history its men have left lasting impressions and have hope- fully set fine examples. Under the guidance of Cactus and J. T., this group has grown into an extremely cohesive par- tying unit. The invasion of Skidmore started a trend which was to result in a repeat performance at Briarcliff, the estab- lishment of an exclusive Bus Club, and squatters rights at Crudelle ' s. Our memories and experiences are varied and in- clude: the Great White Hunter being caught with his pants down: Cull and his OAO (the Brown Boy); Rai)unzer ' wait- ing for a bumper crop; Ken the B-squad die-hard; Din ' s soc I - 2 poop and telephone bills; Ardie ' s toe; Hojj ' s passion for bing cherries and Stroh ' s: the talking Duck; Doug ' s saddles and as- sorted paraphernalia: Kit ' s jokes for mixed company; a pair of kangaroo and lizard cowboy boots; straight Roto-Rooter; Little Joe ' s encounter with a glass door at the Navy game; the California Golden Boy burning a candle from both ends of the U.S.; Dave ' s $6000 lemon; that magic elixir known affec- tionately as DA HOOTSCH ; Lombardi Lenti; and most of all the sudden loss of three confirmed bachelors. We had fun as well as hardship, but we still came out on l(i[). It ' s l)een a fitting end to a long haul.