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

 - Class of 1972

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United States Military Academy West Point - Howitzer Yearbook (West Point, NY) online collection, 1972 Edition, Page 497 of 592
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WILLIAM JOHNSON RAY. JR Harlsdale. New York lowed inylituliofi ' ■ ' bfougrii sunvitfi ' - ' ■• Ring and Cml Commtitt 4. 3. 2. I. Aavisoiy Counal Z I. Slu Tmid 4. 3. 2. Porluguttsa Language Club 4. 3. 2 Troasuief. I Secrelaiy. Audio Club 4. 3. 2 I CADET SERGEANT D-a T V ' OBERT JAMES RAUK laCrescent. Minnesota ksathalail )!i9Cil| castll « V Wbrking. ollen Itantically, he beal Academics Always asking and wondering at the lack ol answers, ne survived tour years oonslani seeker and a diligent worker — that was Bob as a ca- ll. That combination makes him, at very least, a good man ll Team (Nordic Team) A. 2. I, Span- S Cilia 3. Slum n Gravy 4 ADET SERGEANT RICHARD ALLAN REDD Grants Pass, Oregon E-1 Ranger Rtck attracted our attention earty m Piebe Year, and it was not long before his academic bniiiarKe earned stars lor ha collar, and rank reflecting our IrusI in his ability His sincerity and warmth won him the admiration of his classmates Rille Club 4. 3. Vice PresiOeni 2. 1. Scuba Club 3. 2. Fine Arts Forum 4. 3. 2. Rille Team 4, 3. 2. I. ProleslanI Sun- day Sctiooi Teacher 1 CADET LIEUTENANT f (1 ■« ; FRANKLIN HOMER REISER H-4 Ellinwood, Kansas Known affectionately as Coyote, l-ranK s quiet advice has soothed many troubled souls Within Frank is a persistent driving force, and a desire to be the best with a career as his ultimate goal, he will be one ol the Army ' s greatest assets Mililary Allairs Club 3. 2. U Chess Club 4: Cadet Public Relations Council 2. Fine Arts Forum t . Riding Club 2. 1 IICHAEL DAVID REEDER ouston, Texas Mike came to West Point from the Lone Star State A man who ed to make the best of things, he dedicatediy engaged himself in types of activities A good friend and sincere in his beliefs, he ade a lasting impression on all who knew him iplfsf Student Union 4, 3. 2. t: Sunday hool Teacher 4. 3. 2. I, Behavioral •.ience Club 2 i, Rugby Football Club 3. 2. Fine Arts Forum 3. 2. 7. Military lairs Club 3. 2. I Protestant Discus- VI Group 4 3 SI I Club 2. I. Spanish ub2 lADET SERGEANT LOUIE REYNA H-1 El Paso. Texas Louie came to us from El Paso, quickfy rTukjr g his mark on trie Dean ' s List and in the squash courts Louie was always anxious to get into a deep debate or a hard-hitting lacrosse game Hoofc ' Em Horns, Lou Sauash 4. 3. 2. I. Tennis 4. 3. Military Academy Exchange — Cftile 2 Cadet Public Relations Council 3. 2. t: Hovnt- zer 3. 2. I. Astronomy Club 3. 2. I. Spanish Club 3. I: Fourth Class Glee Club CADET SERGEANT

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DOUGLAS ANTHONY RADZIESKI G-4 Lindenhurst, New York Few have entered the Academy and left tour years later able to say that they met the challenge on ihetr own terms Doug is one who has — though the victories have not always been his Inner drive assures his success Gymnastics 4, 3. 2. 1, Car Committee Representative 1 CADET SERGEANT JAMES JACKSON RACKLEY F-1 Stillman Valley, Illinois The TD knew Jim was the man who could get a job done His classmates felt the same, and nicl named him, The Mam Root It was a privilege to have him tor a triend, and not wise to have him tor an enemy Football 4. Class Commiltee 3. 2. 1. De- bate Council 2. t. Cadet Activities Council 2. 1 CADET CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL RAINIER Lafayette, Incjiana John, the learned prolessor, came to us with a teel lori finer things in life He had his run-ms with OPE- but always nl aged to come out on top The future holds great promise forj gentleman, scholar, and true friend Debate Squad A, 3. 2. t: Protestant Sunday Sctiool 3. 2. t. Fourth! Class Glee Club 4. Protestant Chapel Choir 4. SCUSA 2. t. German Academy Ex- change 2 CADET SERGEANT iV ' fSi KEN RICHARD RASH C-4 Woodside, Delaware Delaware and Caesar Rodney sent West Point a hard-driving country boy Ken was always there to brighten up those dreary Sunday nights, as well as nights before finals CPRC and MS301 will not soon forget the Rugby man Rugby Football Club 3. 2, 1: Military Af- fairs Club 2. Baptist Student Union 4. 3 CADET SERGEANT DAVID RUSSELL RALPH B-1 Kewanee, Illinois Dave came to ' Woops ' trom the sprawling metropolis of Ke- wanee with more basketball prowess than academic enthusiasm Dave will long be remembered as a triend to all Always willing to lend a helping hand, he is sure to do well in all his endeavors Basketball 4. 3. 2. t. Protestant Sunday School Teacher 4, 3, 2, Primary Super- intendent I CADET SERGEANT KENNETH JAMES RATAJCZAK South Bend. Indiana Ken was perhaps one ot the most prolific cadets at West His ambitions carried him from writing a rock opera to a career in medicine His laugh and amiable character will alwal his trademark. He truly had his head together Hop Bands 4. 3. 2. 1: Goat-Engineer v) Footbatt. Pointer 4. Glee Club 4. Calho- ' V i i lie Acolyte t. ' CADET LIEUTENANT

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