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

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amy COMPANY LYNDA KENEE ARMER I l I I4 Stilwell, KS Evnvironmental Engineering When I look back, I can't believe I actually came here: as I look ahead, I can't imagine doing anything else. lwill miss the good times here, especially those had with the Eques- trian Team, but I look forward to more with the Engineers. ESSAYONS!! Equestrian Team,5,2,1g Cy- ': :' 'f':' c1ing,4,5,' Church of Christ, 4,.5,2, I J E! Special Obfmpics 4,5,2, I LEE JOHNATHAN BARTON HIII4 Glendale, AZ Philosophy Lee was very surprised when the fourth class system extended past R-day, but he stuck it out and achieved every goal he set for him- self. Lee's favorite things ranged from morn- ing practice to CRACKERS! I-le likes to rack, drink wings, and eat beers. Most of all he is a great friend to have. Philosophy Seminar,2, I: Swim- x ming,4,5,2, I: Triathlon,2 ..-5' ' F Z I -ic' 1 -Q Q KURT LEE BEURMANN F2114 Tampa, FL Political Science 4Intl.l Far better to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat. , -Theodore Roosevelt I BaptistStudentUnion,4,5,'Oflicers is Christian FeIlowship,2,I I tlggif'

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DEAN DAVID INEGNER G51 Hil- Rnoxville,TN EngineeiingManagementtl lSEl Dean was a Corps Squad Hockey player for 5 years and then became a sluggo where he boxed 180 lbs. A good student who had a rough Cow year. Branch: Aviation. Had 5 Regimental Boards dropped Firstie year- maybe the first time in the history of WP. Favorite quote, Hello ladies. HoCkey,4,5,2 MARTIN SANTOS YOUNG E41 H4 West Chester, PA Engineering Physics I would like to thank everyone who made my four years at West Point worthwhile. Friends make life worth living. Thank you! Hocke y, 4IMA1YfiGER2,' lYavigators,2, If Society of Phys- ics StudenB,2p Tactics Club, I 5 Cadetficademic Advisory Committee,4,5,2iAfCICi, I KA!ClC2f Sandhurst,5,2, I,- CadetSpecial Warfare Group, IIAXCICQ DERKICK SANG WON LEE F5ll14 Bellevue, WA Economics tlvlathb Derrick came to the Academy with thoughts ofgreatness on his mind. He did achieve this greatness in the classroom, but late-night trysts in North Area as one ofthe Three Amigos only translated into much time on Area. We will never forget the Asian Glow and the A in Cow English. GO HOGS! Korean American Relations Semi- r1ar,4,5,2,l KVICE-PRESIDEIYTL' Ski CIub,4,5,' CPRC,5,2, I JASON LEONARD WOS I l llill- San Diego, CA Chemical Engineering When Red wasn't passing time in Central Area 4202 hours worthi, he had a great time swimming, breaking borrowed cars, and sleep- ing on the steps of Boodler's. He helped everyone to have fun. Red was a good friend and a great Brother. Eat the El- ephant. Banc1,4,5,2,lp Church of Christ,4,5,2, I fClCjp Genesis,2, HA! fi t' ies roup, , , , 1 X X Rugby,I 'Q-a 3'. Y, . W, - John Nawoichyk chats with a friend as he waits in the receiving line at the Superintendent's Reception held during Graduation Week. fi

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WILBERT BURTICE III CARTER CZII4 Clinton, NC Military Art Sr Science Stretch, the ultimate rackgod, always had his nose in one of three places: behind the sight of a rifle, in a book, or in a pillow. Despite embodying the words silent but deadly, Lonnchnl- ic nrnhahlu nnp nf tho Incl' nonnlo ..g.....,. .- ,,..,.,.,.,., one o. ...C ....,. peep., y0u'd expect to go Infantry. One shot, one kill... RifIe,4,5,2, IKCAPTAIIYQ TIMOTHY W. FARMER B51 Ill- Ord, NE Civil Engineering Well, four long years are finally over. Best of luck to all the old Bandits and l-Beamers, Essayonsll DAVID MATTHEW CASCIO F5114 Fallston, MD Engineering Management CMSED Dave's motto at the Academy was Speak not at all, and carry no sticks? we are all sorry we lost him to Deanna in Cow year, but at least we will see him again when we return for our reunion and he is directing traffic! He fought me in F-Troop and carried me through I-Beam - Thanks! -EJ? Class Committee,4,5,2, I KENT GREGORY GUFFY F2114 Byron, OK Mechanical Engr. CAutol Although his knee seemed to have fully re- covered, the Crimp always used it to avoid a thrashing from his friends. The last of 12 children, more than his high school graduat- ing class, gave Kent great skill in fighting for food at the table and made him a great friend to all. GO , ZOOUI-BEAM! u ll: X54 ' ' f -5 Officers Christian Fellowship,2, I: H t . Society of Automotive Engineer- '1 7.1-- E'.EE'. ing,2,l CHARLES BEYER ENGLE III G31 Ill- Melbourne, FL Operations Research l was his roommate for 2 years. He will always be remembered for his spirit in the band, great sense of humor, and improvement from DPE stap to an A on the lOCT. I will always remember best for his friendship and his constant willingness to help others. Ecclesiasties 4:9-1G Band,4,5,2, I flYavigat0rS,5,2, I g Po N cnapez ushers, 4,5,2, IIAXCICQ X etryfwriting Seminar! : Protestan DOUGLAS DAVID HANSON F2114 Layton, UT Mech Engr. CAutol The Brigade Rack Officer was always there when needed. l'le had more pictures ofhis car than his girlfriend. Dayroom champion pool player and late night movie watcher, his easy- going style made him agreat friend. GO ZOO! l BEAM!!