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

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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.

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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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iforbif First Row: W. Lincoln, G. Nitta, H. Carpenter, R. Kinder, J. Lee. Second Row: J. Klingelhoefer, D. Kerr S Hughes, G. McDoanld. Third Row: W. Puddy, P. Moyer, B. Whittman, D. Levin. Fourth Row: A. Krepinevich J. Ferguson, M. Kriwanek, D. Hayes. Fifth Row: R, Lawson, M. O ' Dell, D. Leis. ffl-.« ' r ' i ML:; First Row: L Kaardal, M. Anderson, R. Goett, T. Cusimano, J. Mitchell, J. Frederick, G. Ellis. Second Row: R. Greene, A. Strickler, J. Mossbarger, J. Cyr, M. O ' Shaughessy, R. McCann, R. Zegley. Third Row: L. Di.xon, M. Collier, A. Worland, C. Harrison, D. Hoge, J. Schweithelm. Fourth Row: J. Klegka, S. Bull, R. Ives, R. Bissell, P. Trotti, J. Kuncel. First Row: P. Tarn, K. Cowne, D. Rever, C. Tobin, J. Mackin, W. Johnson, M. Britten, J. Byrne. Second Row: G. Rodriguez, J. Gates, W. Pond, R. Cuipak, J. Leister, T. Harrison, R. Vollmer. Third Row: J. Kromer, P. McBrayer, W. Kenny, D. Blottie, H. Williams, D. Seeley, J. Hogan. Fourth Row: A. Zdobylak, L. Ferguson, P. Delfino, J. Pass, C. Hunley, H. Renner. Fifth Row: R. Weber, D. Stevens, R. Salata, J. Millard, W. McMillan.