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

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First Row: M K()l)hc G Biumhcrgtr N Shoaf J Momiirt J HanriUj Jones, C. Kant J Park J Shaftr FI Kinnison Third Row I i-,man Batchelder. Fourth Row J Drath I) Wist ' B Ia ignc, K Hopptr R K irp Second Row S Doug.in 1 1 W Bixby, A Lim E Muilkr A fB --«!Ml First Row. P. Mtlnernf , M. Oi r, M. (.iilhth, I,. 0 aki, K. Davi,-,, K. VanLcan, A. Ix-juk-.k, J. Haukin Second. Row: C. Vorselen, J. Everett, D. Marine, J. Vuksi ch, L. Edwanis, L. Hames, K. Wright. Third Row: L. Mao- Phee, D. Kelley, R. Rokola, S. Freeman, T. Gannon, E. Croaett. Fourth Row: B. Simpson, P. Smith, P. Meunier, M. Alder, I. Cragix. Fifth Row: W. Rooney, B. Erbes, S. Ankley. First Row: D. Duncan, B. Black, D. Dimengo, J. Troxell, S. Sample, J. Loenig, L. White, E. Digiorgio, W. Oxley. Second Row: D. Stevens, V. Mauro, F. Borman, A. Maginot, R. Narman, I . Jacobs, M. Pierce, L. Thom- as, K. Jones. Third Row: W. Wolf, L. Frank, R. Loosen, J. Burbridge, C. Dawson, W. Miller, E. Barkero, D. Morse. Fourth Row: A. Walker, M. Redlinger, E. Fulsang, R. Hoffman, R. Fetter, E. McDuffie.

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First Row: D. Arney, R. Elliott, T. Teesdale, N. Bates, W. Field, R. Stachell. Second Row: M. Hunter, K. Brennan, W. Grant, G. Gilmore, W. Fligg, L. Munoz. Third Row: R. Hartline, R, Kelly, W, Shuff. Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearn- ing to breathe free . . . The inscription on the Statue of Liber- ty? No — the definitive description of what is jokingly called the senior class of I — 3 Sired by the GE 225 and suckled by the good Gary, we slumped into sickening Senioritis, sapped by the system, and zapped by a straight dose of Maple Wuer- pel. Besides being one nebulous, amorphous mass within the Old South ghetto, one could observe definite groupings among the short-timers. With the power vacuum created by the ascension of Huntman and headphones Hartlines to the upper strata, the powers that be created a new winter intra- mural Musical Company Commander. In a bloodless, pre- dawn coup Quasimodo KB was installed as chief cook and bot- tle washer. Long live Poland! The establishment still had to 1 - 3 cope with dissident elements in the ghetto. Big George and Satch waged a jjrotracted war characterized by more elan than success. We all knew that Elli-out would give you the shirt off his back which was proven by Brcezelo and Arney Bird at least twice a night. The jocks Shuffin ' Shuffer and Fligger hibernated in Room 3623 ad infinitum and for two tons of fun, the wetback and the Georgia Peach staggered the imagination. Jonesy ' s crusade lit a small light in our den of thieves. Then there was W. C. ever assuming the classical Fieldian position and unleashing his nightly buffalo herd on the hapless Master, when he wasn ' t at the library doing in- depth research. Finally, finally, there was the Grungey Grant with his miracle emulsion (belch) and weekend e.x- ploits, leching in the Thunderchicken. Nevermore.

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