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

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I SUPERINTENDENT ' S STAFF : COM First Row: COL J. Voeglly, COL L. Harding, COL J. Hertzog, MG W. Knowlton, COL E. Marks, COL A. Lane, COL C. Broshous. Second Row: COL A. Dielens, COL L. Hamerly, COL F. Proctor, COL R. Lamb, COL C. Canhani, COL M. Rogers. Third Row: LTC E. Lane, LTC W. Hilley, LTC G. Brannon, COL W. Schempf, LTC C. Bobinski, LTC R. Hulley, LTC R. Strati. Fourth Row: LTC T. Dekle, LTC J. Jeter, LTC P. Dionne, LTC C. Watkins, LTC R. Carter, LTC J. Voetsch, LTC H. Wag enheim. Fifth Row: Mr. R. Kuehne, Mr. J. Stapleton, MAJ R. Karlseng, LTC H. Grubb, MAJ L. Schroeder, MAJ J. Waters, Rev. R. McCormick.

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BRIGADIER GENERAL JOHN R. jANNARONE DEAN OF THE ACADEMIC BOARD, USMA ? Brigadier General John R. Jannarone was born and raised in Nutley, New Jersey. He was graduated from the United States Military Academy at the top of his class in 1938 and was commissioned in the Corps of Engineers. His early assignments included command of Engineer Troops in the 5th Engineer Combat Regiment and the 125th Armored Engineer Battalion of the 14th Armored Division, as well as research and development on combat engineer ecjuipment. During World War II he commanded the 293rd Engineer Combat Battalion and served as Assistant Engineer of the Eighth Army in New Guinea, the Philii)i)ines and Japan. He later became a member of the staff of the Commanding Gen- eral of the Manhattan (Atomic Bomb) Project. In 1947 he was assigned to the faculty of the Military Acad- emy, where he served as an instructor and Associate Profes- sor of Physics. Following a tour of duty as Deputy District Engineer in Los Angeles, he was transferred to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where, from 1952 to 1955, he was in charge of a study group which prepared a long-range plan of development for the water re- sources of the Arkansas, White and Red River Basins. In 1957, after a tour of duty at the Pentagon where he su- pervised program review and analysis activities in the Office of the Chief of Staff, he returned to the Military Academy as a Professor of Physics and Chemistry. He became head of the department in 1964 and a year later was appointed Dean of the Academic Board. In addition to his Bachelor of Science degree from the Mili- tary Academy, he holds a Master of Science degree from Cali- fornia Institute of Technology and a professional degree of Civil Engineer from Columbia University. He has done addi- tional graduate work at American University and at Stevens Institute of Technology, He is also a graduate of the Engi- neer School, the Chemical Warfare School, the Command and General Staff College and the Army War College. General Jannarone is married to the former Anna May Mil- ler of Ridgewood, N.J. The Jannarones have three sons in the service. Jack, USMA Class of 1965, is a Captain in the Air Force. Bob, USMA Class of 1969, is a Captain in the Army. Dick, a 1970 graduate of Princeton, is a 1st Lt., also in the Army.

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5 STAFF COMMANDANT ' S First Row: LTC R. Kern, LTC A. DeLuca, BG S. Walker, COL R. Tallman, LTC R. Haras, MAJ S. Collins. Second Row: CW04 V. Walters, MAJ G. Brown, CPT R. Richardson, CPT K. Rapp, MAJ L. Flanagan, MAJ D. Cotts, MAJ H. Meeth, MAJ R. Oliver, MAJ W. Harvey, MAJ J. Altmeyer, MAJ E Bellis, MAJ J. Comello, CPT D. Rivers.