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

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Fir t Row: L. Aubrecht, D. Sanders, D. Ralph, R. Miller, A. Harvell. Second Row: S. Adams, G. Hart, T. Hen drix, J. Augustenborg, B. Williams, C. Frost. Third Row: E. Saunders, S. Conlin, C. Gibson, T. Dayvault, B. Clark, A. Canton. Fourth Row: R. Brown, G. Wilhelmy, T. Geary, H. Thomas, B. Gendron, A. Geraci. First Row: M. Benoit, R. Johnson, R. Strother, J. Simonsen, J. Nolen, J. MacSwain, R. Dallaire. Second Row: J. Elliot, T. Thompson, C. Christopher, W. Snow, R. Morris, P. Putingnano. Third Row: M. Clark, D. Kimball, R. Thomas, J. MacMullin, J. Schroeder, R. Rupnik. Fourth Row: J. Bessler, G. Green, D. Robinson, G. Jaehne, J. Daum. Fifth Row: R. Farguhar, S. Fell, C. Berlin, C. Beresky. First Row: R. Clifford, G. Hulsey, P. Tafone, A. Herrmann, B. Durgan, W. Ballew, W. Barrett, D. Rodartc. Second Row: C. Barker, R. Berish, T. Strickland, T. Gleason, M. Davis, B. Oliver, M. Wallace. Third Row: M. Lynch, J. Frankie, D. Mow, J. Soncrant, M. Milligan, J. Dewit, S. Adams. Fourth Row: J. Malcolm, G. Bourn, T. Youngbluth, C. Harris, R. Anderson, J. Shaefer. Fifth Row: H. Bash, D. Klarmann, R. McFetridge, T. Bennett, A. Sample.

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•■ I I First Row: J. Lovell, P. Einberg, T. Grossman, W. Wier, W. Bearden, G. Pet- ersen, M. Kelly. Second Row: R. Gladney, M. Schrantz, W. Benedict, W. Hi- gley, J. Albo, M. Miller, K. Libby. Third Row: M. Bendas, C. Hoskins R Pierce, D. Smith, R. Capka, W. King, J. Chabot. B - 1 A and C Company Commanders take charge of your com- panies, B Company stand fast, were the typical Thursday noon orders that rang across Central Area as the B — 1 long- hairs prepared to take another hit in ranks. But Snuffy ' s com- l)any (10-12 B-ler ' s was a normal Saturday night quota) al- ways landed on its feet. Soon we ' ll be unshackling the TD ' s paper chain of 2-rs but eight are going to take the big plunge. Patty Lou, Pat, Bar, Carolyn, Anna, Lana, Lisa, and Sandy are going to remove Jim, the two Bill ' s, Clyde, Ward, Monty, Donny, and Ode from the roll call of bachelordom; rumor has it that Lisa bought Don a pair of track shoes to wear to the graduation exercises. Speaking of plunges, Jay and Mike ' ll be going to winter Ranger — they heard that the Florida swamps are just like the Hudson; cold and polluted. By the way, voluntary Ranger lost 11-7 as the old B — 1 char- acter comes through once again. Well, time ' ll roll on and memories will remain, some of them even favorable. Things like the return hike from Lake Fredrick during Beast, the Plebe-Parent Weekend parade (FD under waterwings), Re- condo. Deputy Dog, and so on bring back unforgettable memories. On the other side of the coin . . . Anyhow we ' re all looking forward to the Great Green Army and if Mike Kelly ' ll keep the funds rolling in we ' ll have a company reunion in five years.

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HIIMilli Iliillllllliilllll l B 99 4i First Row: J. Stockstill, S. Moses, C. Moore, D. DeParle, S. Rice. Second Row: J. Knowles, L. Sherfey, J. Dole, J. Melesky, J. Carter, J. Cox. Third Row: J Kolding, D. Bridges, J. Andreini, G. Weidner, M. Renaud, C. Dragstodt. C — 1 had little to be proud of this year with regards to regimental competition, but could easily manage a smile for the twenty-two characters who ran and were run by her DRAGS ' hair depreciated for the fourth year in a row, hut all American HAGS seemed to sprout extra. OLD MAN MO JAKE, and MR. FIELD AND STREAM headed the comi)any BOUNCING BILL, JACK THE TRIPPER, AND MR, GRIPES WHITE represented us in Corps Squads. Some of the more darling even got engaged: JER COXIE, and GOLD EN BOY. J. T. kept the Academic Department happy, DIVIN ' DAVID suffered from Italian tradition along with the pollack MELESK, WIZ was Airborne! , RIEMAN and his suped.up VW, BRONCHO PAUNCHO and his local gar- bage route, GROSS JOE and his Plymouth GTB, KAHUNA ' S black-hooded, Ladycliffe tagged I ' orsche. and THE HICK with his diamond studded Vitle made M()i)ilization Day for us. WEIDS and ZEKE round the list out as the company ' s creative geniuses who stuck their ' necks out by writing this.