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

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422 RANDOLPH CHUNG A-2 A goats' best friend when it came to a computer program Ping hasn't slowed down since his first day here. Randy even managed to spill a few with the boys and make his mark in old A-2. 600 Discon- nectsl Class Committee 4, 3, 2, 1,' Computer Forum 4, 3, 2,' Math Forum 4, 2, 1,' German Club 4, 35 Engineering Forum 1, CAPTAIN ' eip, ROGER MICHAEL OLARIZIO G-2 Ftog a corps commander in the war against regs had some notable victories, Southgate, Ladyclift and motorcycle campaigns and some crushing deteatsg the OPE and OM! conflicts. Company Ital- ian rep., PMI kid, vince Clarizio and all around rugger chugger and hugger. Dialectic Society 4, 3, 2, 15 Vol- ,X leyball4,' Rugby 1, WKDT 1. Fw- , LIEUTENANT ' if JAMES AUGUSTUS COFFEY H-4 Whether fighting for stars, medical school or some bag time, cheeks never lost his sense ot humor. Always striving for excellence, Jim will never cease to be a credit to himself, his friends and his country. Ring and Crest Committee Secretary 4, 3, 2, 1,' Cadet Band 4, 3, Drama Club 4, 3, 2,' 'J W.. Riding Club 3. ,, ' F, LIEUTENANT '- f I WILLIAM DONALD CLINGEMPEEL B-3 Cling, whose natural grace on the athletic field, never ceased to amaze us all, exhibits a refreshing spontaneity, that even an .unfilled chemistry buff card could not daunt. Bill's a versatile guy whose success in any endeavor is insured. Ski Club 2, 1,' Lacrosse 4,' fu. Astronomy3. . A x CAPTAIN ANTONIO MARTIN COGLIANDRO C-3 To Big C goes the Silver Cup. He's the minority of minorities. Being from Texas he knew West Point would not be too big to handle. A com- pletely competent man, we'Il remember him for his many moods, unquenchable lust for dancing and his shoulders. He's carried more than his share. Spanish Club 4, 3, 2,' Fine Arts Forum 4, 3, 2, 1, Behavioral Science Club 4 3 2' Fourth Class Systems Committee 2. , CAPTAIN ft R 0'

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ROBERT WILLIAM COLIE D-2 Cool's was the Bemidji Super-star, the D-2 stud, and the friend of everyone. His athletic ability gave the football team and D-2 intramurals a defi- nite advantage. Though he appeared quiet and reserved, his quick wit brought laughter to all. Football 4, 3, 2,' Pointer Rep 4, gg 3, Fine Arts Forum 4. FX SERGEANT 'if SCOTT THOMAS COLLIER D-3 We'II always remember pooh bear with a smile on his face, a guitar in his hand, and his name on a trip section. He was always partial to Texas sweet- hearts, but remained the tree spirit of D-3 till the end. Lacrosse 4, Glee Club 3, 2, ig 5 Headliners 3, 2, 7. cAPTAiN Tea' W., y LOVE COLLINS Ci-3 Another step towards success, always knowing his goals are at the top. Never half stepping, never turning around, knowing success until it's found, Success is yours Love. You deserve all and more . . someday. . .you'llshowthe world. Behavioral Science Club 4, 3, 2, ig Contemporary Affairs Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Indoor Track 4, 3, 2, 7, Outdoor Track 4, 3, 2. 1, Fourth Class Glee Club 4, Protestant Chapel Choir 4,' gag Baptist Student Union 2. T11 , SERGEANT V FRANCIS DAILEY COLLINS E-3 F.D. came to us from the beta's of PSU. He attacked all cadet endeavors with the same alacrity he approached his social life. He found in both, sol- ace, variety, and adventure, but most important the respect and admiration of his friends. Lacrosse 2, Captain 7. A529 CAPTAIN I A JONATHAN WILLIAM COMPTON I-4 This little bruin trampolined his way into l-4 hearts. Whether with capacitors or hearts, he never failed to lend a hand. Philadelphia to first class club he left his mark, and is remembered by these words, What, me worry! Gymnastics 4, 3, 2, Manager 7, Cadet Public Relations Council 3, 2,' Catholic Chapel Choir 4, Glee Club 3, Acolytef Usher 4, - F it G Qu LIEUTENANT i I