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

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Soccer 4, 3, 2, I, Squash 4, W! ll ti RICHARD KEITH MCCARTY Alexandria, Virginia B-2 Rich was one of the great intellectuals to attend the military academy. Although no friend of the Engineering and Science departments, he knew more Social Science than most P's. An avid reader, this man's collection rivaled the library's. Above all this, Rich was one of the finest and most loyal friends any person could have. He never refused to help someone, even though it came as a great sacrifice of his own time. Military Affairs Club 3, 2, 4, Riding Club 2, Fine Arts A 0 O Forum 3, 2, I. 'l T, French Club 3, 2, 'l, 6 THOMAS W. McCASLIN Charlotte, North Carolina G-2 Oh Tomai! Why are you smiling? Oldest and ablest of Penward's Menagerie, the Tomai spent many a late night eyeing the stars long after the rest of us had given up. As the other great football manager in the gators, Tom was a con- sistently hard worker for the little rabble. Known for his desire and endurance, we know he will truly tear 'em up in the Army. T50 lb. Football Manager 4, 3, 2, lp Fine Arts Forum 3, gg, German Club 3, 2, I, Class Eiogteiliittee 2, I, Car Com- FRANCIS XAVIER MCCULLOUGH Merrick, New York B-I Ffxj came to us with a winning combination of desire and natural ability. His love of sweet soul music is only exceeded by his love of a sweet soul. Frank left his mark on West Point in track records, but he still had time to help many a wayward goat. Mac needs no prophecy for success, success will find him-it always has! leg? Eg? Corps Squad Track 4, 3, 2, '- JOSEPH LEO MCCARVILLE, lll O'Neill, Nebraska F-3 Back in '65 Joe made the trip from the Sand Hills of Nebraska to the plush greenery of the mid-Hudson Valley, a trip Uncle Sam will never regret financing. Both the Pistol Team and the Pistol Club were recipients of his good humor and hard work for four years. His love of the great outdoors should serve him well as an Infantry Officer. Pistol Club 4, 3, 2, 'l, Vice President, Newman Forum 4, 3, 2, 'l, Skydiving Club 4, Mountaineering Club 2, l. ROBERT JAMES MCCLOY Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania E-3 Bobafonic Bob, our blue eyed soul brother, has had great success in bringing Philadelphia down to its proper perspective. His achievements here can best be described as the negative re- ciprocal of his roommate's. His thirst for knowl- edge is not surpassed by that forbidden thirst which often overcame him during his career. We are assured that the training Bob has re- ceived here will help him gain a reputation at officers' clubs throughout the world.-Montana Tennis 4. srl JAMES LAVVRENCET MCCULLOUGH Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania s Jimmy had a plebe year like walked off the area once. He his two best friends, Demoss who, through much time and toil, to remain at this wonderful inst never forget the two of them F-4 most, he only owes it all to and Gronks, persuaded him itution. He will as long as he utters these words, Follow me. He looks for- ward to his future assignments confidently be- cause of his tremendous capabilities, but he has one question, When is sick call? Football 4, Dialectic Society 4, 3, Fine Arts Forum 4, 3, 2, Rocket Society 2.

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JAMES A.KMcCALL XX Solon, Ohio' F-A Jim'is always with the action! He always seems to be an active part, whether braving the torrents of intra-division aqua+fights, terroriz- ing the countryside at Camp Buckner parties, or keeping the secondary safe for the football team. Never ignoring the female half of the G.A.P., the Stark has forged a memorable love life while at West Point. After graduation, Jim will head his new Corvette for grad school and the Engineers while maintaining his successful attitude and personality. Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Lacrosse 2, 1, Fine Arts Forum 4, 3. THOMAS HART MCCORD Lafayette, California B-2 Entering USMA fresh f?Q from two Q21 years in the RA, Miclc's tumultuous cadet career re- flected the effects of centuries Kl00'sl of tradition, untarnished and unsullied by the de- generate pace of progress. Starting slowly as Best New Cadet, with no hair, impeccable appearance, and Prussian bearing, he gradually became better adiusted to his surroundings ris- ing ultimately to the magical heights of Century Club, with long hair, unshined brass and long files to be closed. His plans for 1974 remain indefinite. Scuba Club 3, lg Class Au- O X 0 tomobile Committee.

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DAVID WILLIAM NICDERNIOTT U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado F-4 Dermoss was a rugged individual although unknown by the barbers, he was one of the most friendly among our classmates. Dave always tried to operate close enough to the blue book to keep his reserved seat at the weeknight flicks. One always knew where to find him, at the ski slope or on the phone arranging dates for the next weekend. He is a true credit to our class and will go far in his military career. 51:15 .,!fr.,5-' cafhanc chair 3, 2, 1, ska , Club 4, 3, 2, I, Ski Team 4, 3, 2, Debate Council 4, 3. Lim MICHAEL FREDERICK MCGOVERN Allentown, Pennsylvania H-4 Mike has been one of the stalwart members of our class, as his being Class President and Chairman of the Ring and Crest Committee clearly indicate. His academic prowess was usually in question, but he managed to escape the long arm of the academic department sometimes. His continual smile, quick wit, and dynamic personality helped make life a little more bearable and made memories a lot more pleasant for his many friends. Chairman Ring and Crest Committee 4, 3, 2, 'lp Class President 2, if Fine Arts Forum 4, 3, 2, 'lp Ski Club 2, Ig Audio Club 2, I, French Club 2, lg Rabble Rousers 2, 'ly Public Infor- mation Council 2, 'lg Rocket Society 2, if Protestant Chapel Choir 4, 3, 2, 'l. DENNIS CHARLES MCKELVEY Berlin, New Hampshire B-4 Dennis would not want anything said about him. But then, that is typical of Den. Always self-effacing, he is devotedly loyal to friends and principles, a man of strong will, and good heart. Family first, friends next, self last-that's Den's motto. We who have known him have only the highest regard for him, a man too big to be bound up in himself Pointer 3, Portuguese Club Q 0 2, I- X