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

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PAMELA JOAN ABEAR G 4 Salem, New Hampshire Lieutenant Pam came to the Academy with a smile and a determi- nation to succeed. No one can deny her sense of dedica- tion to those around her. Wherever she decides to go, she will surely be successful She will always be remem- bered for her lacrosse talents, her professionalism and her care for everyone. Women ' s Lacrosse 4, 3. 2. 1; AD- Die 2. 1: Cycling 2, 1; CPRC 1; HOWITZER 3; Riding Club 3. 2. 7 DENCIO SEVERO ACOP II Baguio, Philippines Lieutenant Dencio ' s consideration, pride, and determination will stay in the minds of members of Co. 1-1. Dencio, being from the Philippines, will be a long way from our rock- bound home, but he will always be a part of that home in the memories of the Good Dudes . Chinese Club 4, 3, 2, i, Portuguese Club 4. 3. 2; Fine Arts Forum 4. 3. 2, 1; Karate 4, 2, 1; Contemporary Af- fairs Seminar 1. REX MITCHELL ADAMS D-4 Peoria, Illinois Captain No one really knew how Rex worked. His Mid-Western character and determination earned him the respect of all. Those of us close enough to know the other side of Rex still cannot figure out how he has made his future as promising as it is. All of us will be waiting to see what is in store for Rex and, more importantly, what he has in store for us. Men s Swimming 4, 3; Protestant Ushers and Acolyles 4. 3. 2. 1 (CIC); Phi Kappa Phi 2, 1; Naval Academy Exchange 2, Russian Club 4, 3, 2, 1. RONALD PAUL ALBERTO C 3 Klamath Falls, Oregon Captain Ron came to us from Oregon with running shoes in hand. Long hair, practical solutions to everything and numerous nicknames became his trademarks. Ron found his place within the Corps and flourished. Marathon 3. 2, 1, Ski Instructor Group 4, 3: Ski Club 4, 3. 2. 1. WILLIAM EDWARD ALEXANDER A3 Yellow Springs, Ohio Lieutenant As a member of the Corps, Bill personified what the rest of us strivcd to become-a selfless leader. He always kept a clear perspective on life, which enabled him to see things as they were, as opposed to how others wanted things to be. He has been a true example to us all! Contemporary Affairs Seminar 4, 3, 2. 1: Fine Arts Forum 3. 2. 1 (Vice- President); Gospel Choir 4, 3, AIAA 3; Karate 1. WILLIAM TYRONE ALLEN A-4 Buffalo, New York Lieutenant Coming from the chicken-wing Capital of the world, Tyrone approached West Point with hopes of getting away from the blizzards of Buffalo. His wild ways fit right with the company he kept. He strolls off to con- struct his part of the Army. Contemporary Affairs Seminar 4, 3, 2. I (Treasurer); Domestic Affairs Forum 2, 1; Gospel Choir 3. 1. 450

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In Memory Of David John Cesari Hassel Lawson Blessed is a man who perseveres under trial; for once he has been approved, he will receive the crown of life, which the Lord has promised to those w ho love Him. James 1:12 449

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ROBERT FREEMAN ADAMS G 3 Thomasvillc, Alabama Sergeant Bob arrived with an overwhelming enthusiasm . . , for Bear Bryant Bama amused us with his tales of the Bear ' s water walking expeditions and of the glorious days of the Confederacy At West Point Bob climbed the ladder of success Bama will be remembered by all as a humble and generous friend. Football 4. 3. 2. 1 (Manager); Ger man Club 4. JOHN JOSEPH AGOSTINI A 2 Cheltenham, Pennsylvania Captain An emotional rock in a sea of turbulence, John ' s moral views in regard to life will take him far The lucky girl who happens to latch onto John will have the luck, unlike us. of always being close to a true friend. Always quick with a smile and a kind word. Bags will continue to personify the true definition of friendship. SCUBA 3. 2. I (Secretary): Tactics Club 2, 1; AeroAstro Club 3, 2; Cy- cling 3, I. SOONG BUM AHN G 4 Dallas, Texas Lieutenant Soong Bum, better known as Joe. came to us from Seoul. Korea via Dallas He was known for his gentle and receptive attitude. Joe could always be counted on to help a friend In need, whether It was lessons In self- defense or advice on unauthorized tours of the bar- racks The Army will surely benefit from Soong Bum ' s skill and enthusiasm. Karate 4, 3. 2, 1 (President): Arabic Club 4. 3: CPRC 3; West Point Fo- rum 1. JOHN BART ALUMBAUGH D 3 Mattoon, Illinois Captain Although John will always be remembered for his great car. his ice cream cards, and for actually knowing how to do rifle manual, his greatest claim to fame has to be his mastery of the world of computers. We never really realized how much John liked them until he put his Apple in his room In the barracks. Baptist Student Union 4. 3. 2, 1: Protestant Sunday School 4. 3, 2, 1: Computer Seminar 4, 3, 2, i; Navi- gators 4. 3: Football 1 (Manager). DAVID RAY AMBERGER A 4 Powhatan, Virginia Sergeant Hailing from the rich lands of Virginia. Dave has shown that Virginia is for Lovers. He never ceased to amaze his buddies with the steady stream of new girls he enticed with his social graces. His wealth of talents will continue to enrich the lives of others. French Club 4, 3, 2, 1: Cross Coun- try (Manager) 4, 3, 2: Scoutmasters ' Council 3, 2, i. Geology Club 3, 2: CPRC 3. RANDAL FREDERICK AMES H 3 Belfast, Maine Lieutenant Randy brought only a suitcase on R-day, but after four years at West Point, he needed 2 cars to move all that he had accumulated. Though usually optimistic, he brightened his grayer moments with a constant turnover of stereo gadgets. In spite of being quiet and reserved, he was willing to try anything once, and he was quite successful. Pistol 4. 3. 2, 1: Portuguese Club 4. 3: Electronics Club 4. 3. 2. 1. 451 i