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

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JAMES A. GOLDSTINE 12 Coldie Logansport. Indiana Goldie came to West Point from Hoosierland singing its praises. For four years Goldie was a fighter, as the Rock in Lacrosse goaiing and winner of the academic campaign. Now he admits that Pennsylvania has its good points and moves to other fields and successes with his cheerful smile and willingness to help. Sergeanl I: Lacios.se 4,3.2,1. MoiinKh Football 3: KDET 4.3: Ski Club 4,3.2.1. JOHN WILLIAM GOLDTRAP Goldie L-2 Casper, Wyoming Coming to us from God ' s Country, John took a while to get accUmated to cadet life — in fact he ' s still working at it. Never one to sweat things too much, he always found time to write letters or contemplate life in the security of his brown boy. Here is a man whose spirit, determination, and dependability will assure him success. We are proud to count Goldie among our real friends. Platoon Leader I, Corporal 2; Wrestling 4; French Club 3: Pointer 4.3.2.1. .Accounts Manager 1; Pistol Club 4,3; Sheet Club 4.3.2.1. EUGENE KENNETH GOODELL CoocIy B-1 Portland, Maine They said it couldn ' t be done; they said no one could talk at a rate of three hundred words per minute. But for four years now Goody has proved them wrong. When he is not talking, playing his trombone, or representing one of a thousand activities, he smokes. We will never forget Goody ' s quick humor, unbounded energy, and devotion to Maine. Sergeant 1; Cheerleader 1: Debate Council and Forum 4.3.2.1; Pointer 2,1; Dance Orchestra 3,2,1, Custodian I. ? 66

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ROBERT RIGBY GLASS Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania Young Rigger probably contributed more to the Corps in all fields of nowman. hive, comedian, and a benefactor of small children. Once hy and naive, now aggressive and worldly! Bob ' s ability will carry him to even greater heights in the Army. Hallalinn Ailjiiianl I. Corpnial J- Hoiuir Can,, no,, ncail 4 J.: J: nch„,c (o„„c,l and For,,,. nice J.I, Chiiirniai, .■ Public Inforiita- • .-. .■ Spanish Cl„l 4.3,2.1: Ski Club C-2 Bronx, New York D. PETER GLEICHENHAUS Pete Pete crammed about as much activity into four years as any man can A 1 knew him both through his athletic ability and as sports editor of the „,.,.,.. In spite of a few brushes with the Tactical Department neither he nor the Tacs seem to hold any hard feelings. To Haus- it s typically a well plaved game BENJAMIN CYRUS GLIDDEN Ben . ' -■ Elmira. Michigan Ben didn ' t know the word -quif while he was a cadet: he will ca rry MichS b ' ' T: ' ' ' ' ' ° - ' ' ' ■ ' f ' Northern M ch.gan, Ben commanded great respect from all who were associated with h.m. As a leader by example, he never failed to get the ultimate performance from his command. No obstacle should be too tough for 365

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► THOMAS RICHARD GORDON Tom B-2 Saint Petersburg, Florida It is said of Tom that he knew everybody; while this is not completely accurate, the error is negligible. He has managed to pass by the Tactical and Academic Departments unscathed. ' Through the grim murk of it all, he has kept his ready smile and good humor — assets which are sure to pay off in the future. Sergeant 1; Track 4,3,2,1. Manager 4,3,2, Head Manager 1, Major A I; Cross Country I, Assistant Coach I, Minor .4 I: Cadet Chapel Choir 4,3,2,1: Debate Council and Forum 2,1: French Club 3,2.1: Hi Fi Club 4: Sheet Club 3.1. RODNEY FLOYD GRANNEMANN Rod L-1 New Haven, Missouri From Missouri to West Point proved to be a small task for this smiling, easy-going red-head. Possessed with a magnetic personality and an easy smile, he has many friends. Cow year found him adding to his many activities the job of being one of Army ' s Mule Riders. His main ambition is to explore the far beyond with the USAF after graduation. Executive Officer I, Corporal 2; Mule Rider 2,1 , Minor A 2,1; Public Relations Coun- cil 2,1, Battalion Representative 1 : Cadet Chapel Choir 4,3,2,1; Protestant Discussion Group 2,1; Glee Club 4,3,2; Handball Club 4,3,2,1; Skeet Club 4,3,2,1, Secretary 2, President 1; Weight Lifting Club 4.3. CLAYTON IMES GRANT Imes K-2 Dallas, Texas One who is not necessarily satisfied with a placid life, Imes has presented the T.D. with some unique problems. A fine example of this is the time he organized a mountain climbing expedition on spring leave. However, through it all, Imes has demonstrated a steadfast adherence to his convic- tions, a trait which should serve him well in the future. Sergeant 1; Football 4,3,2,1; Track 4, Numerals 4; Cadet Chapel Choir 4,3,2,1; English Literature Seminar 3,2; Mathematics Forum 2; Radio Club 3; Debate Council and Forum 2; German Club 4,3,2; Camera Club 4,3,2; Fencing Club 3,2,1; Skeet Club 1: Ski Club 2,1; Skin Diving Club 2,1. 561 m