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

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Traditionally the Fourth Class has provided the bulk of the spirit of the Corps. The Plebes of D- 3 enthusiastically keep up the tradition. At the company party held in the autumn, the Cows and Firsties attempt to win the fireman ' s carry relay. CLASS OF 1987. FRONT ROW, Sam Prugh. SEC OND ROW, John Ferrari, Kevin Winkle, Briar Rhonehouse, Natalie Wmn. Rob Cairns. Jim Kor pela. THIRD ROW, Bob Jarvis. Mike Gallante Steve Roemhildt, Ron Davies, Ann Beecher FOURTH ROW, Rodney Roederer. Chris Petty Chris Rush. Larry Biggins, Charles Jackson. Benny White. Jamie Hillman. Mike Young. Craig Christensen. Dave Brady. Al Grein. Grace Ol son. Gerry Bruening. BACK ROW, Lisa Elsaes ser, Jim Meisinger, Dave Shepard. f-rivirtf CLASS OF 1988. FRONT ROW, Chris Cook. Kerry Trahan. Nick Seaward. Marilou Jilbert. Gregory Miller. Michael Keith. Lisa Kuessner. SECOND ROW, Douglas Appert. Douglas Baden. Michael Manion, David DeTata, Shannon Pederson. Rob- ert McAleer. Ryan Richardson. Timothy Laugh- rey. John George. BACK ROW, Brian Carson. Troy Prarie. John Oleinik. Chris Carinsell, Merrit Alberti. James Anderson, John lannitello. Vaughn Frigon. CORPS-147

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DELTA HOUSE The cadets of D-3 are rightly proud 10 be members of the Delta House. While our ranks change annu- ally, the Devils carry on a tradition of excellence and enthusiasm. The aca- demic year ot 86 8 ' was no exception, lead by the class of 8 and supervised b a motivated new Tactical officer. Throughout the year, the Devils ini- tiated and continued many activities which make the House unique. The Devils did themselves proud in that most beloved of company ac- tivities, drill. Previously. D-3 was no- torious for Its consistant finishes in the bottom third of the regiment. De- termined, the Devils strode out in the fall, winning their first parade and earning a drill streamer in the pro- CLASS Of 1 ?0 FRONT ROW George Wafford. Brennan Marion, louis Jackson. John Mayer, Chris Willman. Catherine Hunter, .hrls Small, John Miller SECOND ROW Tim Collins, Jeff Helbling, Michael Tumino, Bob Unger, Joy fcbbcrson, Pavid Oclander. Myles Bartley, Christian Aune, Thomas Angioletti. THIRD ROW Michael Murphy, Michael Lewis, John Lenkart. Bryan Brauer, David BrechbuW, George Gehnnger, Todd Rennet, Greg Fennew- ald. FOURTH ROW David Bottcher, James Painc. Martin Abbott, Hillery Broadous, James Lincoln. Joel Van Timmeren, Frank Rusch. Raoul Gaines, William Armelin. CLASS OF 1989 FRONT ROW Wiliam Fecteau, Rol crl Hennessy, Scott Brower, Robert Orlan- do, James Frezeil, Pale Henderson. Pam Heck- athorn, Tamara Singleton StCOND ROW Mike Klein, Ryann« Kelton. Chris Dcstito, Sherman Henderson. Mike Weglcr, Jin Lynch, Pete Pa- tacsil, Jim Boehl, Cody Brothers. THIRD ROWr Heather Bryn, O W Cowart Misenheimer, Brian Lane, David McVay, David Dinger, Bruce Karinshak. Scott Telford. Alen Jarotzyky. John Rippley BACK ROW Steven Levus, Douglas Bol tuc, Casey Reed. Stephen Mannell, Pete kiz amer. Rob Jorgansen, Frit: Hager, Ken Griggs, ' Scott Graves. But not all in D 3 changed. Doha Love did not fade, despite the fond wishes of some. The emergence of two new romances brought the run- ning count of company couples to four. In still another unofficial tradi- tion, select Devils continue to lead D- 3 ' s own brand of the Spirit Mission. The initiated know who they are. Del- ta House also holds an unofficial re- cord In providing the Corps with the most permanent captains. This year three members of D-3 occupied Bri- gade Staff Hallway. In all these varied accomplish- ments, we of D-3 have distinguished ourselves from the rest of the Corps. Therefore. GO DEVILS!! 146-CORPS

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WHERE EAGLES DARE CIASSOFW8 ' FRONT ROW Ink Ohunus. Nick ItfShock. Paul fogoronimo. Pa id PuMy. Paul R i»l. CaKin McCommon . Vlalcom Colo. At (redo M cuo SkCONP ROW Jct( kim. Jovoo Shannon. Vlonica Smiih. Tom Roth. Sujiar Ray. Sha n hril:, Roh liclili-nburKcr. Vlnjuol Po lanco. Pavui Anderson. Pobbio Hanajjan. lisa Bauer BACk RO hred Jesson. Chuck Boyd. Jerry Tiller. Jimmv Odea, oeorgo kyle. Jeff Ad kins, trie Turner. Rich Fredricksen. Howard No- rowic Todd Rugbies. Geoff Farrell. We onioroil the t.iglo ' s nest as a diverse group of yearling from all over I he Corps, but quickly formed a class with a special identity. We gave E-3 Our individual talents and in return we never experienced a dull moment. Whether it was ' Predo dressed us the O.C. the me ssy, and wet. squirt gun fights In MacArthur. or the Pawgs enlightening comments on life, we never stopped laughing. Although the company was divided for two years, It did not stop the fun. We undertook the challenges that faced us and suc- ceeded in overcoming each succes- sive obstacle, like DCP, CTLT, Beast, and Buckner. As Firsties we confi- dently took control of the company and finished up the year by continu- ing to foster the traditional bagle spir- it. Where fcagles Darel The Third Reich Tom Roth. Paul Reisi. and Al S«i «.