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SCOTT EDWIN PEPPIER H-1 Pickett, Wisconsin Academics «na nihieiics m e Scotl • strong pc»nis ai iht Acad amy Fiienaiy and ootyootng. Scon wai likad tti everyone ho me him V ffiol over he may do Scotl ii aora to be a aucceu Gorman Club 4. J, Astronomy Cub 2. Luirvrary Discusstor Group I CADET SERGEANT ' ' in T, I (JvJRY ERIC PEITZ H-3 [KSon, Maryland ' came to West Point weighing t56 pounds. In lour years lorty pounds and many Inends Everyone knew Eric as a ling person and a great wit He was much more dedicated sensitive thinker and Iriend DANIEL ANTHONY PERKOWSKI G-1 Woodland Hills, California Dan. a Caiifornian at heart, was one of the ha der working mem- hers of the class He coukj always be counted on lo hav« tha homework His hard work brought him success here as surety it will in the future 3 2 CADET SERGEANT ERNEST PHILIP PETERSEN A-2 Oak Harbor, Washington Phil came to us Irom the Leper Colony ' How he managed to sleep all the time and get good grades still has us puzzled We didn ' i let him sleep with his sabre, however He was another Zorro ' Fencing 4. 3. 2. 1. CaOel Glee Club 3. 2. Waterpolo Club 3. Russian Club 4. 3. Protestant Chapel Choir A Squad CADET SERGEANT too «!« ' » ' , , si « !=« U.SBlS»S .E NACE PERRY D-3 9i ' i. Mississippi iilhern bred. Lee was always easy going and easy to get with Though he would rather play football for the goats than t lenths, he got stars in his own way A conscientious leader, ver let anyone down ' V Football 4. 3. Sunday School 3: Dialectic Society 3. 2. 1. Club 4 3. 2. Fine Arts Forum Behavioral Science Club 3. 2. 1 ET LIEUTENANT CRAIG ALLEN PETERSON B-2 Salinas. California Nothing to it but to cJo it A coinoanion tfu«» q) nea . a rr n cl reason, Craig always acceoted the past ard anttcioated the future His K3eals intiu€r ced all those wr o were acQuaintecJ Aith htm ana taught the rewards ot bemq together CADET SERGEANT
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BERNARD EDWARD PASIERB F-4 Lemont. Illinois Although Woo Poo changed his mam int erest (rom the horses to the slock market, it could never dampen his enthusiasm for having tun and enjoying lite Bernie ' s personality and scheming mind will insure his success in the future Amateur Radio Club 4, 3. Custodian 2. President 1, Slum and Gravy 4. Fine Arts Forum 3. 2 CADET LIEUTENANT RICHARD GLYNN PARSONS C-1 Highland Park. Illinois Greaser slid into West Point from Illinois and hasn ' t stopped since Although missing a degree of covering on his skull, Rick never lacked feminine attention His ready smile and easy going lifestyle have made him many fnends here and will bnghten the drabness of the tree world Lacrosse 4. Rugby Club 2. 1. Hop Man- ager 4. 3. 2. 1. Portuguese Club 3. 2: Military Affairs Club 4. 3. 2. Protestant Chapel Choir 4. 3 CADET CAPTAIN EARL IKE PATTERSON Maryville, Tennessee Smiling Ike was always straight He made sure his lobs missed his shoes and that his beer spilled on another ' s. 1 Southern, and everyone ' s friend, if not racked out. he was ta |f!i , , his classmates to Big Orange Country CADET SERGEANT mxu ' THOMAS JOSEPH PAWLOWSKI III A-1 Falls Church, Virginia Pawlo ' s uncanny ability to acquire tenths and wealth made him a much sought after man His knack for getting caught in the act did not stop his many antics, ranging from pizzas in CCO to La-Lemon In spite of all night poker-playmg roommates. T J remained a true friend of the finest kind Dialectic Society 3. 2. 1, Fine Arts Fo- rum 3. 2. I. Goat-Engmeer Football. Engineering Forum 1. Audio Club 1 CADET FIRST SERGEANT WILLIAM STEPHEN PAVLICK H-4 Johnstown, Pennsylvania Slovai slept dunng tne day and came out at night He crept into my room I heard him breathe and saw his shiny teeth peek out of a sla-pressed smile Hey, are you asleep No ' ' Did I tell you about my weekend with Barb ' ' He would never forget Barb along with his myriad ct stories. Car Committee 1; Class Committee 3. 2. 1. Dialectic Society A. Cardinal Newman Forum 4. 3 CADET LIEUTENANT ■ p iH r ■ l f Ss I H k. Hl 9 — ■ ' .1 - 0%. .— -— ' DAVID LOWELL PEDERSEN Fresno. California Dave marched through West Point on (eel not soon to be fc ten, extending help to anyone in need With his laughter, boi oice, and ever-mcreasmg waist, he left his legendary mark C-4 Dave was truly A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS Ring and Crest Representative 4. 3. 2. CADET SERGEANT i
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