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

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SCOTT EDWIN PEPPIER H-1 Pickett, Wisconsin Academics «na nihieiics m e Scotl • strong pc»nis ai iht Acad amy Fiienaiy and ootyootng. Scon wai likad tti everyone ho me him V ffiol over he may do Scotl ii aora to be a aucceu Gorman Club 4. J, Astronomy Cub 2. Luirvrary Discusstor Group I CADET SERGEANT ' ' in T, I (JvJRY ERIC PEITZ H-3 [KSon, Maryland ' came to West Point weighing t56 pounds. In lour years lorty pounds and many Inends Everyone knew Eric as a ling person and a great wit He was much more dedicated sensitive thinker and Iriend DANIEL ANTHONY PERKOWSKI G-1 Woodland Hills, California Dan. a Caiifornian at heart, was one of the ha der working mem- hers of the class He coukj always be counted on lo hav« tha homework His hard work brought him success here as surety it will in the future 3 2 CADET SERGEANT ERNEST PHILIP PETERSEN A-2 Oak Harbor, Washington Phil came to us Irom the Leper Colony ' How he managed to sleep all the time and get good grades still has us puzzled We didn ' i let him sleep with his sabre, however He was another Zorro ' Fencing 4. 3. 2. 1. CaOel Glee Club 3. 2. Waterpolo Club 3. Russian Club 4. 3. Protestant Chapel Choir A Squad CADET SERGEANT too «!« ' » ' , , si « !=« U.SBlS»S .E NACE PERRY D-3 9i ' i. Mississippi iilhern bred. Lee was always easy going and easy to get with Though he would rather play football for the goats than t lenths, he got stars in his own way A conscientious leader, ver let anyone down ' V Football 4. 3. Sunday School 3: Dialectic Society 3. 2. 1. Club 4 3. 2. Fine Arts Forum Behavioral Science Club 3. 2. 1 ET LIEUTENANT CRAIG ALLEN PETERSON B-2 Salinas. California Nothing to it but to cJo it A coinoanion tfu«» q) nea . a rr n cl reason, Craig always acceoted the past ard anttcioated the future His K3eals intiu€r ced all those wr o were acQuaintecJ Aith htm ana taught the rewards ot bemq together CADET SERGEANT