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

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WILLIAM IRA CRISP H-3 Tacoma, Washington Bill exchanged the life of an Army brat for the life of a cadet and settled down for what seemed a lifetime. Bill has proven himself a fierce competitor and an all around athlete, Cask anyone who had the misfor- tune to box or run against himj. BiIl's personable, energetic style won him many friends and will certainly ensure success in future years, Cross Country 4,' Track 45 Behavioral Sci- , V , ence Club 3, 2, 1, Howirzer 1, Boxing. 1 - ,ll-ni SEHGEANT F5 'S- DOUGLAS TED CROMACK D-2 Johnson, Vermont Via Hawaii and Vermont came Doc, an aspiring surgeon and Nordic skier. It can truthfully be said that the Mission was not accomplished, Doc bagged 3 out of 4 years total time. Successfully avoiding conscrip- tion, he made it into the Air Force, l . Ski Team 4, 3, 2, 1, Engineering Forum 3, 2, : 1. U1 -5 ia? . 3 uni LIEUTENANT 4,'WEg,'9f 450 CARL LOUIS CRITCHLOW A-1 Redlands, California Critch was the only member of our class to successfully haze the classes of '70, '71, '72, '74, '75, and '76. His complete lack of studying bewildered many as his G.O.M. kept getting better. A true genius and great classmate, the legend of Tag Critchlow will remain in the hearts of the Corps forever. lm. ski Club 3, 2, 1, spanish Club 3, 2, 1, Bri- gade Champion Wrestling 3: Soccer 4. ' Q llllll ,4- -M A l SERGEANT Y tilt 7 GEORGE WESLEY CROCKATT Ill E-3 Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan If tennis is his first love, then friendship is a close second: An unyielding smile and firm handshake are Terry's approved solutions for making friends. No sacrifice too great for his friends, Terry will be remembered for his ability to get the job done. Tennis 4, 3, 2, 1,' Squash 4, 3, Goat-Engineer Football, Military Affairs Club 4, 3, 2, Vice President 1, German Cl b 4. f W A - U LIEUTENANT 6' Vs, JOHN MICHAEL CRONIN B-3 Alexandria, Virginia During his four years, Mike probably made more friends than anyone. Despite frequent run-ins with the Tactical Department, Mike refused to be adversely affected and continued to maintain his individuality. His career will surely be an interesting and successful one. Fine Arts Forum 4, 3, 2, soueia Club 2,- Catholic chair 3,- Brigade Wrestling champ 2. ,, 4-' . gyiiiiiq ' Wil SERGEANT EDWARD DONALD CROSSETT I-3 Grinnell, Iowa When asked to do something, he would ask why? When asked why, he would respond with why not? Thus, while contracted to the profes- sion of arms and bachelorhood for five years, Crotch will be confus- ing the rest of the world. Behavioral Science Club 3, 2, 1, Fine Arts Forum 3, 2, 1,' French Club 4, 3, 2, 1,' Mili- tary Affairs Club 4, 3,' Dialectic Society 2, ig Protestant Discussion Group 4, 3, 2, 15 Fel- lowship ol Christian Athletes 2, 1, Cadet Chapel Sunday School Teacher 4, 3, 2, 1. SEHGEANT

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DEAN E. CRAIG I-3 Ames, Iowa Deano, or Old Man, who resigned Iowa State arrived at W.P,, gnosting tor a lew years until finally running out of electives and patience with athletics. With graduation it is the Army who benefits. Track 4, 3, 2. iiiiii SERGEANT KEVIN CAMERON CRAIG C-4 Oceanside, New York Kevin's abilities in all areas were unmatched, on the athletic field his talents, unending. A confirmed master of the one-night research paper, Kevin's classroom abilities were equally amazing. Probably his most valuable quality, however, is his loyal and unselfish triendship. Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Baseball 2, 1. SE RG EANT RICHARD LLOYD CRAM C-4 St. Francis, Kansas From the wheat fields of Kansas, the Hombe came to West Point. Whether helping out with a physics lab or explaining the ASP's, Rich proved to be a loyal and devoted friend. His warm but quiet nature and his dedication guarantee him success. Glee Club 3, 2, 1,' Photo Seminar 3,' SCUSA 7. SEFKGEANT RAYMUND VICTOR CRANDALL F-3 Mountlake Terrace, Washington Vic's keen mind has made him F-3's expert in personal manage- ment, the philosophy of life, and women. His undying dedication to these areas explain his participation in the Cadet Mixer Club. Vic's straight fonrvardness will surely make a place for him in the future. Dialectic Society 3, Stage Manager 2, Wce President 1. SERGEANT SIDNEY KEITH CRAIG G-4 Durham, North Carolina Sid, who has a knack tor falling in love after each letter or date from a diiterent girl, came to West Point from the woods of North Carolina. His hillbilly ways led him to Weyants Pond every weekend, and a con- tinuous playing of his banjo at night. Despite these shortcomings, he's not a bad kid and should go far in the construction business. Protestant Sunday School Teacher 4, 3, 2, 1, Baptist Student Union 4, 3, 2, 15 Outdoor Sportsman Club 4, 3, 2, 11 Glee Club 4, 3, 49, ,f 25 Judo Team 4, 3, 2, 1, Mountaineering X! Club 2, 1. X X SERGEANT CHARLES TRUETT CRENSHAW Ill F-3 Marshall, Texas Great Day! With expectations of easy livin' and an All-American haircut, this Texan quickly established himself in the ranks of the dedi- cated. Despite battles with the system, he graduated, as he entered, a man. Football 4, Fine Arts Forum 2, SCUSA 15 French Club 1. SERGEANT 4

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JON BOWER CROWELL G-3 Aberdeen, Maryland Jon came lrom Maryland with visions of multitudinous stripes, but unfortunately he fell victim to his passions lor fun and good times, Never one to let bad times get him down, Jon came through with that distinctive J,C. spirit that we have all come to know. Jon will long be remembered by all of us. Cross Country 45 German Club 4, 35 Triath- lon Club 2, SCUBA Club 1, LIEUTENANT BRENDAN JOSEPH CROWLEY A-3 Randolph, Massachusetts B. J. spent 4 years attempting to prove that: 1. You can't convert a man by silencing him. 2. lt doesn't have to hurt to be good. l 3. one soccer nan equals 11 hours. '??'? ifif? 4.F:ma. Lzll '-as : 'EL . ' Fine Arts Forum 3, 2, 1. -, SERGEANT 559: 1' it r H ' Mg -, writ -3 Q. . 5 M, 5' ' . , ygw 3 ..,,, . . -.'-v 5 L VL .t l,.. -y V? 9.0 ln ill I www 33' tin an Q . f, M 1 ...--t fi' W Q -Q