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

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PETER JOHN MARTIN West Deal, New Jersey Pele t ' ondi out immediately ' or having played challertge Although hit roommolei won ' t misi hii c ihip fo GE design proiecti they will definitely miij hi t going got lough. Pete ' t well-liked perionolify d«: TED ALAN MARTIN „ Chazy, New York G-2 ' The Corpi will never ee, or hear, another like Ted (Bed) If and whe awake he ' i either playing his guitar or growing tils hair (preparing for I credible Force), But he i a lot of laughs ond o dependable friend We wish him luck r when Cadet Public Retohoni Council 3, 2; Aero ' Astro Club 3, 2; Hop Manager 4, 3, 2, Sk, Club 4. 3, 2, I- Pointer Codel Hop Band 2. I; French Club 4, 3, 2. I. WILLIAM JOSEPH MARTINEZ Los Angeles, Colifortiia Bill brought some of thot California sunshine with him when he came I Point, and brightened all our lives. The weather never dampened hii spiri demies couldn ' t keep him down; it took Dione to put him away for good. Water Polo 3, 2, I, Cross Country 4; Track 4; Fine Arts Forum (Music Seminar}; Phologrophy Semi- DANNIE Kl MARTZ Wappingers Foils, New York lOi To|o, trucked into West Point from across the Hudson prepared t ond ready to work Frequent parties and nightly cord games mel- 3ut not his drive. Donnie always hod time to lend friends o helping WILLIAM GEORGE MATHER Alexandria, Virginia Our Airborne Ronger Infantry brat ond proved to everyone how smart he book. His intelligence and athletic prow ' Golf 4, 3, 2, Jj Car Ropreientative 1. LIEUTENANT IS o tremendous competitor on the OS by going 3.0 without openii should carry him far into the future JOHN CHARLES MATOUSEK h Hennessey, Oklahoma ! While trying to shake off some of the Oklahoma dust, John came to Woop ' learn to farm. The fact that he learned something in Thermo is a tribute to hi« fr severance and ability. A truly fine individual. Acolytmi 4, 3, 2, ,- Geology Club 2; Astronomy Club 4; Cardinal Newman Forum 4,2, I.

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WILLIAM THOMAS MARSH Foils Church, Virginia 3 Marine Corps environment, unmistokobly o prodigy of the he will returr . Possessing the attributes of a bulldog, one ode for the Marines or the Marine Corps was made for him Rugby Football 4. 3. 2. , CootEngmeer Footba, . ' ■ WILLIS FREEMAN MARTI Doltas, Texos Willis saved so many goats from the Academic Oeporlrr he should have been a shepherd msteod of o soldier. Whoti o quick mmd ond quick smile insure nothing bu ' Malh Forum 4, 3. 2, ),- Computer Forum 4, Secre- tory 3. Treasurer 2. Vice President , Military Affairs Club 4, 3. 2. I, Protestant Sunday School Teacher 4. 3. Chess Cub 4. 3.2. I. I he chooses to be. TV session or a good movie A fine tnathlete buddies won ' t soon forget his friendly disposi Injun Johnny, lumbertack family history Ouill-man e. effort, sacrifice, ond struggle r Paftons robe, polished product of ion of immovoble toughness, high Protestant Sunday School Teacher 4. 3. 2. Coal- Engineer Football, Student Conference on United States Affairs I. Spanish Club I; Sh Club 4. J, Cadet Public Relations Council 4, 3. 2. I. Car Rep- Exchange 2

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1 NCENT JOSEPH MAURO Dspeth, Queens, New York i--- .., ' ' • ' «»- ' • hould p vit and personality, do Kid from Queeni made friend ging oftitude and fonlostic imoginalion made him a noK les World. Vin ' s ambition, coupled with his cooperotiv irding ir his future. p CommtttBO Chairman 4. 3, 2. I, Homecoming tivihat Committee 2. Chairman 1; Cadet Public lations Council 3; Cadet Glee Club 3j t Astronautics Club 2, 1; Catholic Acolyte 3. 2; cket Society 2; Dialectic Society 2; Catholic apel Choir 3. GARY ALAN MAUS A-3 South Holland, Illinois Inside, Gory was sensitive ond quiet. He covered up these inner feelings with a hoppy-go- lucky and sometimes wild nature, which reflected his simple style of finding a little fun and happiness out of life. PATRICK ALLEN McBRAYER Forest City, North Carolina PT come to West Point from the hill flog in one hond ond fierce delermirio dropping either We will remember hii OS his most cherished possessions. 150 lb. Football 4; fellowship of Christian Ath- letes 4. 3; Handball Club 2, h Cadet Public Rela- tions Council 3, 2, I; French Club 4, 3; Scoutmas- ter s Council 4; Hop Manager 4, 3, 2, I; Baptist Student Union 4, 3 f the Tor heel stote with a Conf derote n in the other, going four years without 3S one who volued ideols and fn ndsh.p i, ANIEL JOSEPH McCAFFERTY JR. ( est Milford, New Jersey -- ' .:;: From New Jersey Moc come, but he woi no ordinary New Jerseyion. In hi vn quiet, eoty going, determined woy, he excelled in the classroom ond on the Dck. It ' s certain thot Dan will continue to spread a sense of brotherhood wher- he goes and in whotever he does. ran Country 4, 3. 2. I, Indoor Track 4, 3, 2, I; jp SMoor Track 4. 3, 2, h Drug Council 2, I,- fool- Y 3- . Coploin I; S« iawioro( Science Gut 2, midanl ; Goal-eng,n»«r Football; Cadet Bond .3, Secretary 2. Preiident I. IIEUTENANT i l MICHAEL JOHN McCAFFREY Drayton Plains, Michigan Mac ' s basic devotion wos to the rack and the lus generals he fought off the Toes ond ' P ' ng the ports of The Army will be beHer for this man ' s e Dialectic Society 4, 3, 2; Military Affairs Club 2; Goat-Engineer Football; Company Car Represent- MICHAEL PATRICK McCONNELL Bowie, Maryland Moc wosn ' t one to let things get hin down. No matter what the challenge, he always found the most difficult solutio , A friend tc oil; o leoder; an othlele; one of The Boys. ■ — He was all of these.