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

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LAWRENCE M. CUCULIC D-4 After spending four happy years at West Point, it is hard for Larry to leave. His teammates will always remember him for his precise shot. Larry's off to marriage and many fulfilling years with Mary Joe. Cross Country 4,35 Track 45 Bas- ketball 4,3,2,l il llr STEPHEN C. DAFFRON D-2 Daffy was the original swamp-lander from Arkansas far-kan-zasj. A real Cav trooper, he brought iron discipline and a love of wine, women, and song to USCC. With an obfuseating style of parlancc, and a total disdain for numbers, academics were hall-a-breeze. He was a true friend and an asset to this man's Army. Cadet Acting Troupe 4,3,2,1,' ,-, 100th Night Show 4: Rabble 101 Rousers 2,15 SC USA 4, CPRC PEI'-wwlglb 4, CFAF 3,2 F 99 GEORGE MICHAEL CUESTA D-4 Blend the best rum with the highest spirits and iec and you get George, the slickest Rican at Smith Rink and a winning combination anywhere. His wisdom, overwhelming energy, and compassion for others are a living legend. Just can't stop his love in action!!! FCA 4, Rugby 4 gif? 5- 4 JOHN F. D,AGOSTINO F-4 John, like the Great Ranger in the Sky, is three- in-one, John the Italian, the Hurendo, and the Holy Mega. Also, like the Great Ranger, John nose what's going on. John has a lot to offer the Army, but the question remains, ls the Army ready? John, you're super! Good Luck. Hop Committee 4,3,2,' Russian Club 4,125 Sc0utmaSter's Coun- cil 4,3,2g Cardinal Newman Forum 4,' CFAF 15 Pointer 4, Engineer- ing Forum I WINFRED CUMMINGS D-4 Win will be in his friends' memories and hearts for a long, long time. As Win implies, Winfred will do just that - nothing but win. With his character and personality you would be wasting your time to wish him luck - he won't need it. MILAN C. DAHLQUIST B-4 Keep track of Milan. He'll be in a position to offer you a job when you retire. Engineering Forum 3,2,Ig Ski EE 'jig Club 4,3,2,1,' Ski Instructors 2,15 HU Dialectic Society 2,1 l 5: 'r ihi '

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W., , 'il , kv ' -:za 1.2.- L3 PAUL CRANDALL E-1 Likes music and played in the band. He is dedi- cated to West Point and the concept of Duty, Honor, Country. X .tv E, L 4 DAVID CRIPPS A-2 As a musketeer C-ripps demonstrated his abilities, but as a star man or striper dog he never seemed to fit. West Point's losses are the Army's and Annie's gains. One for all and all for one! Ski Instructor 3,25 Naval Ex- N IS ' change 25 Bugle Notes 4,3,2,1 1 f , n RANDY O. CRANE D-4 The ROC from the other side of the river could always be found doing the things he loved best, some Doublerama, a bit of TV, his thrill machine, and if time permitted, studying his cake electives. No froggies or doggies for the kid though. .lust aard' varks, always. Swimming 4,3,2,lg Class Com- mittee 2 I CQ-El'-'mg ' r 1, GORDON W. CROM E-3 Boddle blitzed in from Texas and West Point hasn't been the same since. An Aggie at heart, Gordy's only failing was his not-so-quite military room. His frustrations with the Dean came out on the rugby field, where he vigorously massacred all available civilians. lf the balloon ever goes up, Gordy will be there, beer mug and Rebel flag in hand! Rugby 4,3,2,lg Football 45 ' fb gglpwship ofChrisIianA1hletes 4, Aff Q? My NX?- ff CAMERON ALLEN CRAWFORD D-2 Hail the Oregonian! Cam is an unique person who has not let everyday pressures prevent him from grabbing all the pleasures in life. His personality will not allow him to be self centered when it comes to happiness, for he is willing to give his heart for a friend. f' Spanish Club 4,3,2,1g CPRC 4, .... E' 5 4 JOHN J. CRONIN D-2 Upon his arrival, Crowbar immediately gaines recognition as a smooth operator. Running the area, scooping the babes, the slopes and ruggers occupied most of his time. No matter what the occasion, Bar had an inexaustable supply of en- thusiasm and a desire to be the best. You never find an abler leader or a better friend. could Rugby 4,3,2,I,' CPRC l,' Ski MV X, Mft! ' Instructor 4,3,2,l ' K x N. .i ba?

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KENNETH R. CURLEY C-3 Ken, not one to be inhibited by the system at this hallowed institution really shined in all aspects of cadet life. From academics to athletics- Ken was always on top. Good luck in all you do Ken! C-3 will miss you. WW' 'Q ff' ANTHONY BROCKTON DAILEY E-3 T.D. came from Baltimore and quickly earned everyone's respect with his quiet friendly manner. His exploits on the gridiron were equalled by those off the field. and there are too many of these to re- count herc. He excelled in everything he turned to, and sometimes even academics were the focus. T.D. is too big to be forgotten, especially as a friend. Football 4,3,2,l,' Behavioral Sci- ence Club 4,3,2,l STEPHEN CURTIS A-4 Good old Steve- A-4 won't be quite the same with out him. Not many people knew Steve really well but everyone liked him. He treated us like brothers. Thanks Steve. Good luck always. Go Infantry! LEO JOSEPH CYR F-3 Be it Sire or Sir, Leo J. is a hard charger. Playing Mom to 4000 of us is right down his alley -if there's anybody who can nag you into a stupor, he's fit. On the job he epitomizes strack, on his own he has a taste for furniture. When all is said and done, West Point's losing one helluva guy. Best of luck! SCUBA Diving Club 3,2,1g Honor Committee 2,15 Soccer 4 L. .