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

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.f 0 First Row: D. Ertwine, G. Israelson, R, Amslut ., G- Champion, ( Wiiliums, B. Boore, P. AII)ons. Second Row: J. Kale, S. Graff, D. Ostrowski, E. Gromoff, J. Cavalier, P. Burton, G. Dennis. Third Row: C. Hundley, D. Lally, W. Boy, R, Bookout, R. Mattox, D. Bushnell. Fourth Row: M. Toler, R. Macarevey, S. Harvey. First Row: G. Pierce, J. Urgelles, S. Flemming, J. Schwantz, A. Brown, R. Canter, R. Seigle, G. Bengenet. Sec- ond Row: B. Bice, M. Poone, J. Stroble, J. Jenkins, M. Cathcant, G. Thompson, C. Triplett. Third Row: L. Baker, D. Geoghan, B. Cronin, R. Bauer, B. White, B. Moline, H. Horn. Fourth Row: B. Jordan, T. Hoffman, J. Fuehremyer, R. Diven, T. McKennon, S. Waters. Fifth Row: E. Cooper, R. Penkins, D. Derryberry. i -Mmmmm First Row: R. Kuraciewiscz. J. Holbrook, W. Mayson, T. Lengnick, R. Blackwell, M. Hollinden, J. Buckholder. Second Row: A. Saum, A. Jarasius, D. Larue, P. Pope, D. Dowling, E. Filiberti, C. Sinclair, T. Hasson. Third Row: R. DeCosta, C. Thompson, K. Parker, G. Oliver, D. Miner, R. Slebos, T. Barton, P. Stuart. Fourth Row: L. Maness, S. McKinney, J. Woolen, A. Jurka, V. Conner, W. Aldridge. Fifth Row: J. Greene, B. Gates, S. Wiaeek, A. Rogers.

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First Row: J. Frink, G. Phillips, D. Smith, J. Walter, D. Aaron. Second Row: S. Leja, T. McQuire, D. Scioletti, H. Bracey, T. Thomason, B. Baldwin, B. Heffron. Third Row: M. Rider, K. Gitt, D. Hohnson, C. Furguson. Fourth Row: J. Adelman, J. Current, J. Horton, R. Hedtke. Let ' s see. Duane, first in the alphabet and last in the height line; Joe, who worked harder than anyone; Hugh, dreaming of FLA and warm weather; Joh, our star doctor; Butch ig- nored WooPoo ' s mosquito bite; Jack, always swimming one stroke ahead of the academic department; Ken, who never could convince himself New York substituted for Nebraska; Roy was the nicest guy you ever met; Heff, chief exponent of the good life; Horts — the old man (Nuh!); Don worked less than anyone; Stan — an SLR and Greenwich Village; B - 3 McGoober was our pet zebra; J. D. kept things from getting too straight: Gary ' s back meant no football but a new image for Doug and George; Mithc-0, bound for the sea waving WP a fond farewell: Skeez, goal keeper to the nation; Smitty fi- nally figured out why he was D in art (just kidding); Terry broke down and smiled June 9th; and Jim financed it all. Me? — I ' m hiding from everyone who reads this. There wasn ' t a better company. mtm

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First Row: K. Landis, H. VanWmkle, G. Schrubbe, B. Smith, P. Grant Currv, S. Harrison. Second Row: M. Erlandson, W. Tornehl, J. Bond, C Wright, P. Oakly. J. Ford, J. Lilley. Third Row: R. Munden, G. Fourth Row: L. Nelson, R. Jacobson, K. Von Seggern, Gorczynski. int, J. y » Bri-n: y J) Young Dan came as a bi-eath of fresh air to the Fighting Cocks of C — 3, when he arrived for our final year. After suf- fering through the previous two years with dull Willy and his clock, rice bowl and 10 minutes over the Delta, even the Fighting Cocks welcomed this anchor danker, who had seen the light. With Jake and Chas-bo holding the reins first detail, we quickly settled down for a quiet your-no more Bru, no more Stottl O ' B. was our home town boy, who made good — how they pried O ' b. and Chas apart is beyond me I I doubt that we ' ll forget those tales of Texas from Raljjh of water- logged Steve ' s latest record. A cheerful, How ' s it going? at reveille let you know Gore was around and that sound in the background could only be J. Ping — Super Top. But let ' s not forget Grunt, the radical, Lyle and his bod. Woody and his wisdom teeth, or the rest of the Cocks: Water tight and Schrubs, Bondzai and Von (the farmer), the Doobie and Len- nie. Oaks and Lils, Marc, the K, Wink, and Smitty. The Fight- ing Cocksl Quite a crew; out to conquer the world and bring it back in a jar. ■r: