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

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i Wouldn ' t you like to cut your New York Telephone bill in half like I do? fc X jx B I P m C ;I V 2 m IPp f ip •- .Ni -. ' s t f . . f; f f : t mw. fe% I lanL ' . lA,. fexas I over id the Shelly n,the ueeze natter undry ■est of Third Class FIRST BOW: Jeffrey Plank. Jo- seph Stanjones, Frank Cack- owski. Darryl Woolfolk. John Schumaker. Jeffrey Schroeder, Blane Alt. Michael Frey, Steph- anie Wolf, Veronica Lowery. Christopher Carlson. SECOND ROW: Robert FreehiU. David Reding. Mark Johnson. James Walker. James Stenson. P.J. O ' Sullivan. Jarvis HoUingsworth. Thomas Ockenfels. Joseph Ad- ams. Paul Nasi. THIRD ROW: Kevin Faulkner. John DiMarsico. Brian Hood. Kevin Casey. Ken Pitts. Robin Speight. Kevin Dyer. David Brost. Michael Arrington. Kenneth Tarcza. Fourth Class FIRST ROW: Curt Clark. Don Lobeda. Romell Jackson. Roger Cotton. Shane Lambert. Shannon Green. Rhonda Barush. Steven Vass. Mike Everett. Marilyn Cibbs. Theresc Schiffcr. SEC- OND ROW: George Smith. Doug Andrews. Mike Carpenter. Rob- ert Vnndten. David Diggs. Rob- ert Albino. Reuben Rios. Mark Saniarelli, Richard O ' Haro. J. Scott Rillic. .lames Baum. David Kilpatrick. THIRD ROW: Scott Spellmon. Ke in Fo.-;lor. Robert Kleinhamplc. Hugh Dunleavy. Ia Bridge. William Logan. Al- lien Beninali. James Vonwald. Parker King. David Bonsavage. Andy Bunn. Mark Esper. .John Landgraf, 211

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BELOW: Uoug Brimmer and his date during Iho 500th Night Banquet. RIGHT: Okay, who burped ' ' ' •■ Second Class FIRST ROW: Ross Faria, Greg Row, Craig Bohn, Eddy Gill, Greg Oelberg. Joe McClung. Nap Taas, Candice Seto. Tony Chung. Doug Garmer. Carol Saunders. SEC- OND ROW: David Hall, .Jeff Kingston, Kent Elliott, Bob Ma- honey, Brent Johnson. Marjorie Rudinsky, Doug Brimmer, Dan Pfaff. Sean Baird, Sal Torlora. THIRD ROW: Mark Pannen- bcrg, Matthew Blyth, Dave Brcu- han, Tom Burke, Matthew Coughlin, Churk Cepak, Paul Le- pine, John Xcnos, John Schletter, Larry Kendnck, Jim Hooper. :io It took ' 83 to force the Eagle to land and make room for the rampaging Elephants. After three years in E, two TACs, and one ring, it finally became a reality. Along the way, this scrambled group of Yearlings were driven by friendship to form an unbreakable bond that will last long after the grey walls are turned to dust. Ahh. . . but who are these people? Well, there ' s Old Man Riles and Charlie (the firstie who almost wasn ' t), Tyger, By-rone and the Texas delegation-Woody, Delro. and Tex (Oh, give them a home, where the pick-up trucks roam . . . ). Of course Bert is from Texas too. but his bills are staggering . . . better take a knee Bert! There ' s no looking over Pat, no matter what anyone says, Donna (who still thinks there are 51 states), Linda, Kaps (who still wants to choose Coast Guard for his branch). Tom, Murph, and the Wilts arc the mellow connection fer shure while from the other coast came Shelly and Murph (who would rather run than use his cah .) Of course there was Dan, the SCUBA-man, and Gary (the Bagman) mumbling something about putting the squeeze on his Stiff Little Fingers . . . anyone have any change? J is a great guy, no matter what he says, while our man Fitz had to buy two rings. Kerry still has some laundry that belongs to Zewski, who always managed to vacation at West Point. The rest of the alphabet belonged to the other Ski . Bob, whose mind just wouldn ' t stop.

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