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

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Tanja Shipman is fatigued after completing the river crossing site. CLASS OF 1990. FRONT ROW: Jared Daum. Daryl Newton Jr.. Ruben Matos. Juanita Acker, Walter Lamb Jr.. CeliaRenterla.HiepVo. Kristin HulL SECOND ROW, Charles LeDuc. Gregory Mitchell, Andrew Blank. Mark Tulkki, Christo- pher Hughes, Chad Lemond, Daniel Higgins. THIRD ROW: William Blume Jr.. Craig Cannon. Eric Enos, Randy Cales. Gregory Lang, Darryl Ahner, Suzanne Oldenburg, Scott Hair. BACK ROW: Jeffrey MacDougall, Richard St. Rose, Jonathan Tibbals, David Bushee. Kimo Gallahue, Michael Odom, James Copenhaver, Mi CLASS OF 1989. FRO NT ROW: Patrick Brown, Harold Stewart, John Allred, Judith Ricken- backer, Joe Doran. Miguel Howe, Carolyn No- lan, Melinda Malskis. SECOND ROW: Matthew Phillips, Antonio Fletcher. B. Shey Doane, Jona- than Drake, Michael McCully, Jack Machek, Gerald Lilly. THIRD ROW: Andrew Efaw, Eric Staat, James Willis, Bic Good, Charles Ehlert, Ronald Myers, David O ' Connor, Christopher Chavez. FOURTH ROW: John Sager, Todd Erickson, Bryan Galetano, William Gebhards, Russel Williamson, Walter Robertson, William Bijesse, Jeffrey Geoffrey. CLASS OF 1988. FRONT ROW: K. Scott Prygoski, Kerry Shafer, Greg Graber, Sanju Goswami, Ce- cilia Knecht, Garth Conner, Antoine Freche. Lori Klinger, Tanzy Engebretsen. SECOND ROW: Marcel Naujok, Mark Coplen, Robert Kirkland, Paul Maetzold, David Weinerth, Ste- ven Anderson, Timothy Hess, Kelly Evans. BACK ROW: Kevin Shillier, John Kilgallon, Ozzie Collins, Peter Tofani, Ron Stupert, Simon Goer- ger, Veronica Storbeck, Jeff Petersen, John Schoepnach.

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HOGS ClASSOF l98 RO TRO JoltHjrtlev.Tro Baor. l.irc Chjrolh. Miko M.uis SKONPi ROW RobiTl Tuscino. Bob Jom-s. Bi-nton l in nor. Tom jiioschik THIRD ROW Miko Brid|;o$. Ron Pacheco. Ponnio Barlow, oi-or jo Thomp»on. Hugh Muriha. Holcher P.ims hOURTH ROW Paul Pinecn. Andy WiM. Hill Corr HKH ROW Paul Cioni. lare Allen. Carol Anderson. Tania Shipman. kont C5of(. BACk ROW Jamos Mora. Casov Wood. Benn Wright, John Rabena. Jeff Thor. Joe Doherty. From the Louki Dock oul of the sivili floor ot the -49111 liiMSioii lo the sinks ot the ?.2iul. Airborno Division the Hogs operated and gained many of their numerous achievements. The Supe ' s Award, Drill Streamers, i and hurst Champs, and intramural Brigade Champs were all part ot their Academy experience. They had a lot ot tun living together lor three years (sometimes to the point ot no returni). The fun really started though when they left the barracks in Ben ' s van. George ' s Battle Wagon or numerous other vehicles en route to their stomping grounds, hirst. there was Milkmaid weekend at the Mo- st ways (Rutgers Nam) and the fun never stopped; be it Perkins Drive-, Mar- y mount ot the Beaver Pond Camp Ground, the Hogs always had the best parties. They saw many faces come and go. On his way out, CPT Collins said The easy days ol living for the Hogs IS over! and in came CPT Scaparrotti to straighten us out. He brought Tinger along with him. which only made his )ob tougher. They were there to welcome the Class of 1990 on R-Day and they were there to say goodbye to Grandpa Joe Stanyones when he finally made it out, all the while standing looking good, and ready with the ever friendly GO HOGS! Kevin Shiller rests after classes with DPfc The title of a hit movie is altered in the name of army spirit. Carol Anderson and gang chill out after the road march that ends Infantry Week. mmm

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I-BEAM Cadets instructors parlicpalo in more 1-4 antics CLASS Of I98 fRONT ROVl Clinton Pollit. Pe lor Bailonian. Chris knowlion. Mark Relich. W il ham Sorrclls. Rolu-ri Johnston. John Zsulo. Ron Haddock. W alter Cunnirn;liam. Robert Lane, fcd ward Cole. Patrick Reardon StCOND ROW James Robinette. Tom Ivans. Rich Checkan. td win Rodriguez. Gordon Taras. THIRC ROW Joel l aniels. orej; Calvin. James Harris. Jonathan Schupp. Jelt Huczak. Me Slro|adinovic. Wil liam knaul. Harry Theus. John Skiles. Being in the lost 50 ' s has always enabled the l-beani to [tiaintain a unique atmosphere of excitement. This year has been no different. Through the chaos of it all. the first class has developed into a cohesive group Jn which friendship and unity prevail. The boys in the beam will always be remembered for their abili- ty to find huitior in any situation, no iTiatter how embarrassing. Good luck to all l-beamers. % Cadet instructors rest prior to giving a class on • ' -r subiects such as field sanitation , bayonci i— 4 . - training , or defense preparation . After a day of riding Gary Polsinelli fixes a hal- ter on his horse. 192-CORPS i Ik