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

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DOUGLAS -HUGH MADIGAN Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan G-l Coming to us after a year of college in the Soo, Doug readily established himself as one of our leaders. Characterized by calm, quiet maturi- ty and an ever-present grin, the Mads has close friends in every regiment. Never one to waste a good thing, he -put his good looks to use and has never lacked female companionship. If the Army manages to hold him, we would say a star or two for the man from Michigan. Debate Council and Forum 2, lg Scoutmaster's Council , 3: German Club 3, 2, lg Ring and Crest Committee ' 4, 3, 2, 1, ' f SALVATORE Cl lRlS MALGUARNERA New York, New York F-2 First and foremost in Sal's mind was academics. Sal was sent up the river by the Mafia after two years of prepping at CCNY. With slide rule in hand Sal ioined the Zoo Crew and proved Italians can make it. With various sounds of sheer delight Sal worked diligently through the night. V ig? EE: T51 ni 'if Astronomy Club 2, German - Club 3, 2, Math Forum 2. GARY EDWARDLMAQSHALLZ2 San Diego, California A-3 California's Bronze Stallion helped many through plebe year with his comedy. His story- telling ability is unequaled, from my buddy from SC, to the San Diego Zoo, to Tiiuana. When he started to walk, you couldn't be sure which way he was going, but on the field defensive backs couldn't either. He could've helped Army in basketball, too. The iolly green giant liked to make people laugh, and knew how to do it, for his stories are legends. M 0 Football 4, 3, 2, l. A I JERRY CARL MAILEY Sacramento, California H-l Coming to the hallowed halls of Hawg-one via E-l, Mails became one of the more famous members of the company. Always willing to lend a hand, whether in academics or sports, he became known by all. Being a Hive by nature and possessed with an interest in astrono- my, he will find plenty of opportunities for future success. The Army's gain will definitely be the corps' loss. -'ol ub - Corps Squad Pistol 4, 3, 2, W X 1, Pxst Cl 4, 3, 2, 1, Military Affairs Club 2. A A WILSON LEWIS MALOZ New Orleans, Louisiana B-l lf he wasn't knocking heads with the quasi- team you were sure to find Laws under his brown boy hidin' from trouble. Bill is that type of easy going guy whose quick smile makes life brighter for all around him. The study of heat transfer and the media employed has helped to make Bill infantry by choice, not necessarily chance. His desire to excel coupled with his ever present willingness to help others are sure to see Bi-ll a success in every pursuit. 150 lb. Football 4, 3, 2, lg .,?s Catholic Aooiyto 4, 3, 2, 1. I EX ROBERT ALAN MARTRAY Roseville, Michigan F-4 But sir, l'm not the instigator of every prank in F-A ... Everybody knows Tray as number 72 on your T50 lb. football programs and number one in your hearts, Tray is West Point's answer to Bobby Hull in swimming trunks, so take notes from Tray if you're interested in dating a different breed of girl all of us think he's our own greatest friend-he is one of the best in the Best of the Line. Judo Club 4, 3, 2, 150 lb. 6 0 Football 4, 2. X X - 'tt -

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MICHAEL WILLIAM MAASBERG Midland, Michigan F-3 A brown boy's best friend and lover of fine climbing ropes, the Maas will be long remem- bered for those lost weekends in the city and his appleiack. Between writing his best seller, Bars I Have Known, and the eternal bridge game or handball game, he still found a few minutes to study organic and made getting on the Dean's List look easy. A friend you can count on, Mike should take the Army and Happy Hour by storm. German Club 31 Behavioral sa CI b 3, 2, 1, H a- bifinigiubuz, 1. an feizlss RONALD MERVIN MALE Ogdensburg, New York A-2 MahIee's unswerving persistence sometimes encouraged us, sometimes discouraged us, but always amazed us. Who can forget our last Cow tac's conference-when Mahlee' tried his hardest to convince the Tac that there are times when iudgement, rather than the uniform flag, should be relied upon? Ron will undoubtedly carry through his career and life the reputation he gained here as a man to be counted upon, especially when the chips are down. Protestant Sunday School Teacher 2, If Protestant Discussion Group 3, 2, Ip Handbal-I Club 2, 1, Pres- ident 'l. DOUGLAS WARREN MARSHALL Arlington, Virginia F--3 Among the few things that Doug hated were women, not winning at intramurals, losing at intramurals, and women. He did his best to prevent the company from being anything but first in Banker's Trophy points, and his caustic sense of humor prevented anyone from feeling bad when we weren't. Despite his animosity towards the fairer sex, Doug did have one love- trustworthy, loyal, friendly, courteous, kind, brave D. None of us will ever forget Doug and some of us will really miss him. Chess Club Custodian, Pres- Y- ident 4, 3, 2, 'lp CfSquad Soccer 3, 2, Astronomy Club 35 Behavioral Science Club 27 Spanish Club 3. if .!f:lUi':. .ff-ne, ,.,3if,.., .

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THOMAS WALTER MASTAGLIO Minocqua, Wisconsin A-2 T descended on West Point from the cold reaches of the far North. Minocqua is his home, and four years in gray did not diminish his love for On Wisconsin, the Green Bay Packers, nor skiing. Forever doubting the system but always there when the chips were down, Stags will leave a glowing mark in history. May Tom's iourney through life bring him happiness. Ski Team 4, 3, 2, lg Military Affairs Club 2, lg Dialectic Society 2, T, Behavioral Q Q Science Club 3, 2, Ski Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Spanish Club 2, A A l. HAROLD LEE MAXSON Jackson, Michigan B-3 Between tending bar on leave time and contributing to the Goats' victory over the Engineers, Tub didn't have much time for the finer things of life. Sure enough, the Academic Departments got wise to him and tried to score, but Tub managed to shut them out and keep his record perfect. , Goat-Engineer Football 2, Asst. Hop Manager 2. RONALD DALE MCADOO Bloomfield, Missouri G-2 Doo Man, a short stubby fellow who spent most of his time in a grouch, had an extremely well developed muscle around his waist. Having a preference for cutoffs and his Missouri sweat- shirt over dress gray when in Pittsburgh, the TD helped persuade him to change his dressing standards. The Bloomfield wildcat was a cinch to be found on the basketball court on off movie nights and was a reliable source of cigarettes for the 45th, Known for his famous sit-ons, he will be one of the upcoming faces in the Army X i . uf .- Glee Club 3, 2, 'l. s :