United States Military Academy

2020 Awards Convocation and Superintendent’s Awards for Excellence and Achievement and Distinguished Cadet

Awards Ceremony

Thursday, June 11, 2020 6:00 PM

Washington Hall, Cadet Mess

PROGRAM

Opening ..................................................................................... Staff Sergeant Megan Cardone United States Military Academy Band, Mistress of Ceremony

Entrance of the Official Party

The National Anthem .................................................... United States Military Academy Band

Dinner

Invocation .......................................................... Chaplain (Colonel) Matthew P. Pawlikowski

Chaplain, United States Military Academy  

Introduction of Superintendent ...................................... ...Colonel Jennifer K. Hicks McGowan United States Military Academy, G1

Welcoming Remarks ................................................... Lieutenant General Darryl A. Williams

United States Military Academy, Superintendent Presentation of Awards .............................................................. Academic Board, Donors and

Award Recipients Concluding Remarks ................................................................. Staff Sergeant Megan Cardone

United States Military Academy Band, Mistress of Ceremony Alma Mater ................................................................... United States Military Academy Band Benediction ........................................................ Chaplain (Colonel) Matthew P. Pawlikowski

Chaplain, United States Military Academy The Staff and Faculty of the United States Military Academy extend hearty congratulations to all graduates and cadets receiving awards for their outstanding achievements in academic, military, and physical endeavors. The United States Military Academy expresses sincere appreciation to the individuals and organizations that have made these awards possible.

Darryl A. Williams

Lieutenant General

Superintendent

United States Military Academy

The following Cadet awards are donated by prominent organizations and individuals in recognition of outstanding achievement by Cadets in academic, military, and athletic endeavors.

The 2020 awards consist of:

The General Robert E. Wood Distinguished Cadet Award, established in 1968. A Silver Tray is awarded to the Cadet with the highest class standing.

Awarded to: Lynne D. Mooradian

The Uruguayan Army Award, established in 2004. A medal and plate awarded to the Cadet with the highest class standing.

Awarded to: Lynne D. Mooradian The Peruvian Army Award, established in 1964. A medal and replica saber awarded to the Cadet with the highest class standing.

Awarded to: Lynne D. Mooradian

The Major General Francis Vinton Greene Memorial Award, established in 1929. A Silver Tray is presented as a memorial to the late General Greene, Class of 1870, to the graduating Cadet achieving the highest class standing.

Awarded to: Lynne D. Mooradian

The Brigadier General Elvin R. Heiberg Memorial Award, established in 1969. A Silver Tray awarded by the Class of 1926 for the highest composite standing in Applied Science and Engineering.

Awarded to: Lynne D. Mooradian

The Army Athletic Association, Special Award. A Silver Tray Awarded to the Cadet who exhibited outstanding leadership in athletic competition.

Awarded to: Lynne D. Mooradian

The West Point Chapter, Daughters of the United States Army Award, established in 1982. A Silver Tray awarded for excellence in Women's Physical Development over four years.

Awarded to: Lynne D. Mooradian

The Brigadier General John R. Jannarone Memorial Award established in 1999. A Silver Tray awarded by the Class of 1938 to the Cadet with the highest class standing in Academics in honor of General Jannarone, 5th Dean of the Academic Board, 1965-1973.

Awarded to: Gavin P. McAuliffe The National Ladies Auxiliary, Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America Award, established in 1963. A Silver Tray awarded in honor of Mr. Benjamin Kaufman, winner of a World War I Plaque of Honor, for the highest rating in Humanities.

Awarded to: Gavin P. McAuliffe

The Major General John D. Altenburg, Jr. Award, established in 2001. A Silver Tray awarded in memory of Antoinette Marie and Angelo Michael Salvatore, by Dolores Ameri Salvatore and Colonel Ronald A. Salvatore for outstanding achievement in Law.

Awarded to: Gavin P. McAuliffe

The Pershing Sword Award, established in 1929, presented in the name of the late William F. Lewis, Department of Physical Education 1945-1978, to the Cadet First Captain and Brigade Commander in commemoration of General Pershing, the First Captain of the Corps of Cadets in 1886.

Awarded to: Daine A. Van De Wall The Theodore S. Westhusing Memorial Award, established in 1970. A Silver Tray awarded to the Cadet with the third highest class standing.

Awarded to: Daine A. Van De Wall

The Knox Trophy, established in 1910. A Silver Bowl awarded in the name of the Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York to the United States Corps of Cadets as a trophy on which is inscribed each year the name of the cadet with the highest standing in the Military Program as determined by the Cumulative Military Program Score.

Awarded to: Daine A. Van De Wall The Olmstead Foundation Award, established in 1970. A Silver Tray awarded to the Cadet with the second highest class standing.

Awarded to: James A. Albright

The National Organization of the American Legion Award, established in 1935. A Silver Pitcher awarded for outstanding achievement in Chemistry.

Awarded to: James A. Albright

The National Organization, American Legion Auxiliary Award, established in 1952. A Silver Tray awarded to the Cadet Officer commanding the Second Regiment.

Awarded to: James A. Albright

The Brigadier General Winfield S. Scott Memorial Award, established in 1983. A Silver Pitcher awarded for excellence in Engineering Management.

Awarded to: Paul T. Williamson, Jr.

The Colonel John A. Robinson Memorial Award, established in 1961. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of Mrs. Abigail R. Boylan, in memory of her father, Class of 1910, to the outstanding player on the Sprint Football Team.

Awarded to: Paul T. Williamson, Jr. The Colonel John S. Roosma Memorial Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Men's Basketball Team.

Awarded to: Thomas E. Funk The Men’s Army Athletic Association Trophy, established in 1904. A Silver Tray Awarded to the Cadet who contributed the most valuable service to athletics during his Cadet career.

Awarded to: Thomas E. Funk The Lieutenant General Robert F. Foley Award of Honor, established in 2008. A desk clock, book, medallion and certificate awarded to the Cadet who has overcome obstacles and difficult circumstances during their Cadet career. Awarded to: Montgomery E. Potter

The Lieutenant General William Howard Arnold Memorial Award, established in 1978. A Silver Tray awarded by his family to the Cadet Officer commanding the Third Regiment.

Awarded to: Montgomery E. Potter The Suzanne and Walter Scott, Jr. Award, established in 2015. A mounted Cadet Saber is awarded to the highest degree of excellence in Mechanical Engineering.

Awarded to: Brian T. Savidge

The Colonel Herbert Bainbridge Hayden Memorial Award, established in 1971. A Silver Tray awarded for the highest standing in the Basic Sciences.

Awarded to: Matthew A. DiBiase The Bainbridge-Reynolds-Hayden Family Memorial Award, established in 1973. A Silver Tray awarded for the highest standing in all History courses.

Awarded to: Gregory S. Brookover

The Brigadier General Charles J. Barrett Memorial Award, established in 1966. A Silver Tray awarded for excellence in Advanced Foreign Language Study.

Awarded to: John H. Provost

The General John J. Pershing Memorial Award, established in 1948. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of the National Organization, Army and Navy Union, USA, for the highest rating in Military Science over the four year course.

Awarded to: Judson C. Haggard

The First Lieutenant David R. Bernstein Memorial Award, established in 2003. A Silver Tray awarded to the Cadet with the fifth highest class standing.

Awarded to: Nathaniel J. Schlosser

The 306th Infantry Award, established in 1954. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of the late Walter B. Tunick for excellence in Men's Physical Development over four years.

Awarded to: Benjamin L. Jones The Colonel Edward H. White II Memorial Award, established in 1971. A Desk clock awarded to the outstanding graduating member of the Men's Soccer Team.

Awarded to: James T. Mitchiner

The Major General Henry L. Hogan III Memorial Award, established in 1997. A Mounted Cadet Saber awarded by the Class of June 1943 to the Class President of Graduating Class.

Awarded to: Joshua O. Phillips The Lieutenant Colonel Len M. Hanawald Memorial Award, established in 1971. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of his mother, Mrs. Carl C. Chandler, to the Deputy Brigade Commander of the United States Corps of Cadets.

Awarded to: Michael R. Worth

The James Dillon Clinton Memorial Award, established in 1981. A Silver Tray awarded to the Brigade Executive Officer of the United States Corps of Cadets.

Awarded to: Austin A. Morock

The Major General Joseph P. Cleland Memorial Leadership Award, established in 1976. A Mounted Cadet Saber awarded to the Chairperson of the Cadet Honor Committee.

Awarded to: Bradley L. Wanovich

The Class of 1999 Award, established in 1962. A Silver Tray awarded to the Cadet Officer commanding the Fourth Regiment.

Awarded to: Dion D. Perinon The General Douglas MacArthur Memorial Award, established in 1952. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of the Army and Navy Union, USA, Department of New York, to the Cadet Officer commanding First Regiment.

Awarded to: Eden E. Phillips The Command Sergeant Major Joseph A. Morris Memorial Award, established in 1993. A Mounted Cadet Saber awarded to the outstanding Cadet Command Sergeant Major, United States Corps of Cadets.

Awarded to: Kevin W. Shinnick The Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War, 1861-1865, established in 1971. A Tar Bucket awarded to the Cadet Brigade Adjutant of the United States Corps of Cadets.

Awarded to: Ruben D. Arderi

The Lieutenant Colonel John F. Martin, Class of 1953 Memorial Award, established in 2001. A Bronze Cadet Bust, awarded to the Chairperson of the Respect Program Advisory Committee.

Awarded to: Grace E. Blackwell

The Thompson Family Memorial Award, established in 1973. A Mounted Cadet Saber awarded to the Cadet in the graduating class most distinguished in writing across the curriculum.

Awarded to: Haley M. Watson

The Chilean Army Award, established in 2015. A medal and certificate awarded to the Cadet with the highest class grade in Cadet Leader Development Training.

Awarded to: Sean J. O’Leary

The Sewell Tappan Tyng Memorial Award, established in 1979. A Silver Tray awarded for the highest rating in Nuclear Engineering.

Awarded to: Gartrell C. Bowling The Brigadier General Gerald A. Counts Memorial Award, established in 1966. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of Mrs. Counts and the Colonel John M. Minor Family for the highest rating in Physics.

Awarded to: Jared M. Cochrane The Brigadier General Charles H. Schilling Award, established in 1968. Crossed Cadet Saber and Scabbard on wood shield awarded by the USMA Class of 1941 for excellence in Civil Engineering.

Awarded to: James N. Durst The Order of the Founders and Patriots of America Award, established in 1992. An M1902 U.S. Army Officer’s Saber awarded for excellence in Environmental Science or Environmental Engineering.

Awarded to: Bradley T. Thrasher

The National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century Award, established in 1982. A Silver Bowl awarded for excellence in Systems Engineering.

Awarded to: Jacob M. Murdock

The Ulysses S. Grant Memorial Award, established in 1932. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of the National Woman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, Inc., for excellence in Computer Science.

Awarded to: Mitchell S. Stiffler

The SEC Michael W. Wynne Cyber Leadership Award, established in 2016. A Silver Tray awarded to the outstanding graduating cyber leader.

Awarded to: Woo C. Kim The General of the Army Omar N. Bradley Award, established in 1974. A Desk clock awarded in the name of Mrs. Raymond W. Toms as a memorial to her husband, Lieutenant Colonel Toms, Class of 1925, for excellence in Elective Mathematics Studies.

Awarded to: Will C. Anderson

The Institute of World Politics Award for Excellence in Cyber Statecraft, established in 2017. A Silver Tray awarded to the outstanding graduate exhibiting Cyber Statecraft.

Awarded to: Nicholas E. Cunningham

The Military and Security Society Award, established in 1970. A Set of Bookends awarded in the name of the Institute for Operations Research and Management Science for excellence in Operations Research.

Awarded to: Nerissa J. Siwietz The Brigadier General Herman Beukema Memorial Award, established in 1965. A Silver Pitcher awarded in the name of the Beukema Family and the Military Education Foundation for excellence in Political Science.

Awarded to: Bryce V. Johnston

The Class of 1930 Award, established in 1954. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of the late Edgar Bromberger for the highest degree of excellence in Economics.

Awarded to: Russell J. Kraus

The Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia Award, established in 1970. A Gold Medal and book awarded to the First Class member of the Cadet Honor Committee with the highest class standing.

Awarded to: Christopher M. Gouin The Congressional Medal of Honor Society Award, established in 1968. A Silver Tray awarded for excellence in Geography.

Awarded to: Brigitte M. Bordelon

The National Society, Colonial Daughters of the Seventeenth Century Award, established in 1934. A Silver Tray awarded for excellence in the Art, Philosophy, and Literature Major.

Awarded to: Helen F. Schroeder

The Eisenhower Award, established in 1951. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of the late Mr. Charles P. McCormick for excellence in Military Psychology and Leadership.

Awarded to: Parker S. Petersen

The National Commandery, Military Order of Foreign Wars of the United States Award, established in 1929. A Mounted Cadet Saber awarded for excellence in Leadership and Management Studies.

Awarded to: Sean R. McClair

The Youth Foundation Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Men's Tennis Team.

Awarded to: Joseph M. Conlin

The Military Order of the World Wars Award, established in 1942. A Silver Tray awarded to the graduating Cadet who has made the greatest improvement since the completion of the Fourth Class Year.

Awarded to: Francis Z. Castillo de Mulert

The Association of the United States Army Award, established in 1961. A book, medallion, plaque and certificate awarded to the Cadet who best exemplifies the traditions of the United States Military Academy and the United States Army.

Awarded to: Leah E. Foodman The Brigadier General Richard J. Tallman, Class of 1949 Memorial Award, established in 1973. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of Mrs. Richard J. Tallman to the Cadet with the fourth highest class standing.

Awarded to: Michael K. Deegan

The Women’s Army Athletic Association Trophy, established in 1980. A Silver Tray Awarded to the Cadet who contributed the most valuable service to athletics during her Cadet career.

Awarded to: Samantha K. Sullivan The Kramer-Rumbaugh Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the outstanding graduating member of the Women's Cross Country Team.

Awarded to: Samantha M. Coletti The Cadet Darlene Lee Dondero Memorial Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Women's Softball Team.

Awarded to: Emily C. Ballesteros The Colonel Russell P. "Red" Reeder, Jr. Award, established in 1965. A Silver Tray awarded by friends in honor of Colonel Reeder, Class of 1926, to the most outstanding player on the Baseball Team.

Awarded to: Logan J. Smith The Hal Beukema Memorial Award, established in 1955. A Silver Tray awarded in memory of the late Major Henry Shaw Beukema, Class of 1944, to the outstanding Hockey player.

Awarded to: Dominic M. Franco The Class of 1923 Memorial Award, established in 1949. A Silver Tray awarded to the outstanding graduating member of the Men's Swimming Team.

Awarded to: Andrew C. Blomquist

The Fred E. McAniff Memorial Award, established in 1961. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of the Society, Daughters of the United States Army, West Point Chapter, to the outstanding graduating member of the Men's Track Team.

Awarded to: Michael A. Renard The Rumbaugh Family Memorial Award, established in 1970. A Silver Tray awarded to the outstanding graduating member of the Men's Cross Country Team.

Awarded to: Benjamin J. Petrella The First Lieutenant Elissa M. Bergevin Memorial Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Women's Volleyball Team.

Awarded to: Courtney R. Horace

The Major General Meyer Memorial Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Golf Team.

Awarded to: Justin M. Williamson

The Colonel Thruston Hughes Memorial Award, established in 1939. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of Mrs. Hughes to the most valuable player on the Football Team.

Awarded to: Elijah D. Riley

The Class of 1998 Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Women's Track Team.

Awarded to: Calli F. McMullen

The Hartinger Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Lacrosse Team.

Awarded to: Cadet Joseph W. Schupler, (CL 2022)

The Rex Storch Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Women's Swimming Team.

Awarded to: Cadet Mandolin M. Nguyen (CL 2023)

The Major General Philip H. Draper Memorial Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Women's Basketball Team.

Awarded to: Cadet Sarah M. Bohn (CL 2022)

The Pierce Currier Foster Memorial Award, established in 1900. A Silver Tray awarded in the name of the late Mrs. Anna A. Foster, in memory of her son, the late Lieutenant Foster, to the best all-around Gymnast.

Awarded to: Cadet Joshua M. Davis (CL 2022)

The Deborah Mackey McDannell Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Women’s Soccer Team.

Awarded to: Cadet Sydney K. Shafer (CL 2023)

The Mary Arkell Price Award, established in 1993. A Silver Tray awarded to the most valuable player on the Women’s Tennis Team.

Awarded to: Cadet Stephanie C. Dolehide (CL 2022)

The Carl Robert Arvin Memorial Award, established in 1984. A Silver Tray awarded to the graduating member of the Wrestling Team who best exemplifies the qualities of leadership, scholarship, and commitment to Army Wrestling, in memory of First Captain Carl Robert Arvin and those fellow members of the Class of 1965 who were killed in the Vietnam conflict.

Awarded Posthumously to: Christopher J.L. Morgan

The Superintendent’s Award for Excellence is earned by demonstrating outstanding performance in three programs: Academic, Military, and Physical. It is awarded annually, based on the Cadet award score which is a combination of the three program scores, with equal weight applied to each. There are two levels of recognition: excellence and achievement. The top 5% of each class earns the award for excellence which is a Gold Star encircled by a Wreath.

The Superintendent’s Award for Excellence recipients are:

JESSICA LU JIN BENJAMIN LANIER JONES EDEN ELIZABETH PHILLIPS AUTUMN ASHLEY SHEA BENJAMIN KEITH WIGGINS MICHAEL RICHARD WORTH

The Superintendent’s Award for Excellence and the Distinguished Cadet Award is awarded to the top 5% of each class who also achieve a GPA of 3.67 or higher. The Award consists of a gold star encircled by a Wreath, and an additional Gold Star.

The Superintendent’s Award for Excellence and the Distinguished Cadet Award recipients are:

JAMES ALEXANDER ALBRIGHT ZACHARY ANDRES ALOMA JOHN DANIEL BURKE JOHN FRANCIS CAHILL MEAGHAN MICHELLE CARROLL ANSLEY MCKENNA DAVENPORT MICHAEL KEVIN DEEGAN CANEEL JANE DIXON GUNNAR JAMES DOYLE RILEY JAMES ECK RYAN HILTON FRENCH TRUMAN JAMES GABRIEL CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL GOUIN JOHN STOETZER GRAY JR JASON ANTHONY GREEN SERICA JANE HALLSTEAD JAQUELINE ELIZABETH HAMRICK ASHTYN MCCALL HANNA MATTHEW SCOTT HOPWOOD SAMUEL STONE HUMPHRIES MURRAY LLOYD JOHNSTON IV JOHN HOWARD LEE III KAJOL PRIYA MAHESHWARI ASHLEIGH PATRICE MCCABE SEAMUS PATRICK MCGETTIGAN EMILY LOUISE MCKINNEY JOSHUA MICHAEL MOONEY

LYNNE DOREEN MOORADIAN THOMAS VINCENT MORIN AUSTIN ANDREW MOROCK ERIC HIROSHI NIINO JR SEAN JOSEPH O'LEARY MICHAEL SHAUN OSBURN SEAN DYLAN PATTERSON BENJAMIN JAMES PETRELLA SAMUEL DAVID REICHENTHAL EMMA KAITLYN ROERTY LUTHER ANDREW SALMON BRIAN TIMOTHY SAVIDGE NATHANIEL JON SCHLOSSER ARELENA SHALA NERISSA JAYNE SIWIETZ ZACHARY HUNTER TARBLE JORDAN DEAN TEEVENS BRADLEY THOMAS THRASHER DAINE ALEXANDER VAN DE WALL HALEY MARIE WATSON HANNAH MAUREEN WHITE THOMAS DILLON WILLIAMS PAUL THOMAS WILLIAMSON JR ADRIENNE YUN

The Superintendent’s Award for Achievement is awarded annually to the top 15% (after the top 5%) of each class for outstanding performance in three programs: Academic, Military, and Physical. The award consists of a Gold Wreath.

The Superintendent’s Award for Achievement recipients are:

OLIVIA ANN AGEE JASON MATTHEW AGSALUD THOMAS BRADY ALMAND DANIEL HOKE ARCHER JR RUBEN DAVID ARDERI DAVIS MITCHELL BENN ARTHUR EMERSON BERRY ANDREW CHARLES BLOMQUIST KAYLIE DANIELLE BRESLIN KEEGAN CHAD BUROS LEO PATRICK CIULLO ELLIOTT WORTH CLIBORNE JUSTIN EMILIO TUCKER COOPER YLLI DALLADAKU HANNAH LYNN DEINES ANTHONY LOUIS DELTUFO DOROTHY ROSE DENNIS DAVID RAY DONNAN KEVIN JOHN DUPUIS ISAAC TAYLOR FERRELL CHRISTIAN BRECHT FLEGE JOSHUA LOUIS FONSECA LEAH ELIZABETH FOODMAN LIAM CHRISTIAN FURY PETER MICHAEL GONSALVES HOGAN TROY GREGORY HARPER SARAH ELIZABETH HENDERSON ALEXANDER JOHN HOPKINS WYATT JAMES HOYES ELIZABETH SANDRA HUUKI STEPHANIE LAURA JOHNSON

JACOB WILLIAM JUNG MICHAEL PATRICK KING TYLER MAXWELL KOPISHKE TAYLOR DAWN KRUG ANDREW THOMAS LAFLAM RIAZ SIDDIQUI LANE IAN DODGE MACKINNON MATTHEW WALLACE MANOWN TAYLOR CHRISTINE MAURER CONNOR MATTHEW MCDONALD MICHAEL PATRICK MCGERTY JOSHUA LOEWEN MEEKS MAX GEORGE MESSNER NICHOLAS MICHAEL MEUNIER ALYSSA MICHELLE MILNER CAMERON ANGELO MORELLO MORGAN AMBER MORRIS DAVID JOSEPH NEAVERTH DAVID ISAAC NUNEZ MEJIA BETHANY GRACE NUNNERY ROBERT ELIM OSBORN ADAM JORDAN OYLER MATTHEW ROBERT PANNER ANGUS PETER WOLFGANG PARADICE DION DEAN PERINON HANNAH CHRISTINE POTTER RYAN RICHARD RIESING RYAN ANTHONY ROCCA ZANE THOMAS ROSENKRANCE LILI MARLENE RULAND JOSEPH ROBERT RYAN STEPHEN ROBERT RYLANDER JACOB STONE RYSER ISAAC JORDAN SEVERSON SETH CHARLES SHIELDS KEVIN WILLIAM SHINNICK ABIGAIL ROSE SMITH DILLON DAITATSU SPENCER CONNER LEE SPROUT

LIAM THOMAS STILLS JUSTIN FORD STOLL JAE YOUNG SUH SAMANTHA KATE SULLIVAN JUSTIN GREY THOMAS MICHAEL JOSEPH TIERNEY MISCHA ANTHONY TURNER DARRYL JOSEPH AKIO VINCENT II AN BINH VU LEVI THOMAS WALTERS BRADLEY LUKE WANOVICH CHARLES SAMUEL WASAFF ANDREW JAMES WINSKI THAI CHANDLER WRIGHT

The Superintendent’s Award for Achievement and the Distinguished Cadet Award is awarded to the Top 15% of each class for outstanding performance in all three programs: Academic, Military, and Physical, and achieved a 3.67 or higher GPA. The award consists of a Gold Wreath and Gold Star. The Superintendent’s Award for Achievement and the Distinguished Cadet Award recipients are:

SHEA THOMAS ALLEN DREW PATRICK BAILEY SETH THOMAS BARBROW JESSICA LAUREN BELL NICOLAS BLUE BENNETT CARPENTER GRACE CHRISTINE BEVERAGE GRACE ELIZABETH BLACKWELL SYLVAN GRANT BLANKENSHIP GARTRELL CALVIN BOWLING GRACE CALLISON BROOKS NATHANIEL WILLIAM BUSS JOSHUA BRIAN COUCH JOSHUA AUSTIN COX GARDNER SHEFFIELD CRARY ELIZABETH ANN CROSS NICHOLAS EDWARD CUNNINGHAM ZACHARY KIRK DAINES RICHARD ALEX DELZELL ANTHONY JOHN DINALLO III PHILLIP RAYMOND DONNER BRIGIT ADELE DUFFY JAMES NETHERY DURST WYATT ETHAN ESPELL PALMER ASHTON FIELDS ANNA JOY FUJINAKA LIAM GEORGE FUREY JAKE ANTHONY GERAK BRYAN MATTHEW GERSTENFELD JAYRAJSINH KISHORSINH GOHIL JUSTIN ELISHA GROSE

BRENDAN WILLIAM GUENTHER DEADRE ANN HARVEY BENJAMIN DOUGLAS HARVEY CONNOR GRAHAM HELMENDACH ELLISON MAKENA HUBER JASMINE SHU JACKSON BRYCE VINCENT JOHNSTON JACOB STEPHEN KEITH DAVID BARNSUK KIM PETER TIMOTHY KUSICK DEAN DONALD LAGATTUTA DYLAN THOMAS LAPORE GRANT JOSEPH LEVASSEUR JACOB WILLIAM MANWEILER JOSEPHINE MARIE MARSH GAVIN PATRICK MCAULIFFE AIDAN JENSEN MCCARTHY SEAN ROBERT MCCLAIR CAEL MATTHEW MCCORMICK CULLEN THOMAS MCGAHAN CALLI FRANCESCA MCMULLEN GABRIELLE MARIE MILANESA JAMES TYLER MITCHINER WILLIAM ROBERT MOORHEAD VIENNA MARIA MORRISON DADE RICHARD MORTIMER ANANT MUNDRA ROBERT PARSONS NORWOOD LIAM JAMES O'HARA EBAKOLIANE OBIOMON ELIZABETH JOY ORR SOPHIE STEWART PARKER COLLIN EDWARD PARKER NICHOLAS JOSEPH PEROVICH PARKER STUART PETERSEN DAVID JEAN PINTER JR JOHN HENRY PROVOST AIDAN MICHAEL REARDON JOSHUA RHEE

JAMES AUGUST RICHIE KEVIN AKIRA RINKLIFF CHARLSON BAE RO BRODY DOUGLAS ROCQUE MICHAEL SCHAFFER RUDISILL PHILIPPE TRISTAN SANCHEZ TIMOTHY MATHEW SCHMITT TAGGART JOSEPH SOLOMON MITCHELL SCOTT STIFFLER JACKSON PRINZBACH SULLIVAN PATRICK DUNCAN SUTHERLAND RUTH ANNE TALBOTT BENNETT CAMPBELL TAYLOR JONATHAN MARK TROUT JOSEPH THURMAN TUSSING JAMES ERNEST TWEEDIE III JENNY LI WANG BRADEN JOSEPH WELSH GREGORY PATRICK ZOGBY

The Distinguished Cadet Award is awarded for achieving a 3.67 or higher GPA. The award consists of a Gold Star.

The Distinguished Cadet Award recipients are:

TYLER DEAN ABBOTT WILLIAM DOUGLAS ADDY JADE SAMANTHA ADLER WILL CHANDLER ANDERSON MATTHEW RICHARD ARNOLD JOHN WARD BACOT JAMES ANTHONY BAGLINO LEVI DALE BALDRIDGE ALBERT FIORE BENINATI III JUDSON EVERETT BEOUGHER DANIEL JAMES BERARDINO BRIGITTE MARIE BORDELON TREVOR DON BRENNEMAN GREGORY SCOTT BROOKOVER SAMUEL WALLACE BRUSH MONICA SOFIA BURCIAGA JERONNE KENTA CARTER MARY CLARE CASSIDY MARY SHUHUA CERBONE GEORGIA EILEEN ELVIRA SIMON CERVANTES JACK HAOJING CHENG HYEVEEN CHO LUCAS DANIEL CHORY DANIEL HYUNSOO CHUNG JARED MATTHEW COCHRANE COOPER EUGENE CONE PAUL EDWARD CORAPI ROWAN WHITE CROWLEY RICARDO ANTONIO DAMIANI ANNAMARIA BONILLA DEAR MATTHEW AUSTIN DIBIASE MICHAEL THOMAS DILLON ALEXANDER THOMAS DOLAN

GARRETT LAINE DUNN BRADEN HENRY DURIAN ANDREW GREGORY DYTIUK JOHN CHRISTOPHER ERSKINE NICHOLAS HUNTER FRANCK KELSEY MONET FRIZELL DANNA GLORIA FUNARO MARCO ALEJANDRO GARCIA CYNTHIA NOELLE GARRETT NICHOLAS PETER GES ALLEN ZHAN GONG KATELYNN KRISTINE GROSS HOPE NICOLE HACK JUDSON COLE HAGGARD NATALIE RENEE HALES ADAM THOMAS HEBERT WILLIAM KENNETH HELENIUS DAVID JOHN HICE MATTHEW ROBERT HOUSTON ADAM COLE HUG BRENDAN DOUGLAS HUHLEIN JACOB GILLES HURTUBISE CAMERAN CLAIR HYMEL WILLIAM DONOVAN JOHNSON RILEY DRUE JONGENEEL VICTOR WAYNE KAO AIDAN ROBERT KEES JACOB SCOTT KELLEY WOO CHUL KIM WILLIAM NICHOLAS KIMMEY MICHAEL CUMMINGS KLEINE SARA JOY KLENA JUSTIN MICHAEL KNOLL RUSSELL JOHN KRAUS NEIL KRISHNAN CHARLES CLAY LANDEFELD MADELINE MARY LEAHY CONNOR HAHM LEWIS NATAN STANISLAW LIZIER-ZMUDZINSKI

ANCHOR ROSE LOSCH JONATHAN DAVID LOWE PAUL ROBERT MANFREDINI LOGAN MICHAEL MARCSISIN CONNOR CRANE MCDONALD MATTHEW MICHAEL MCDONOUGH MICHAEL JAMES MCTIERNAN CHANNAH ROSE MILLS THOMAS MATTHEW MONAHAN ROBERT SPRINGER MOORE SARAH ELIZABETH MORROW JACOB MICHAEL MURDOCK ANMOL KAUR NARANG DONIA MARIE LUDES NICHOLS SCOTT JAMES NIEBOER YUAN ZHI OU RILEY DALTON PAGE TREVOR RYAN PARKER JAY DANIEL PETERSON TYLER THOMAS PICARDAT ROBERT LEWIS PURDY GALEN AUGUSTUS QUIROS LINDSEY MORGAN REICHARD MICHAEL ANDRE RENARD JOHN EVERETT ROGACKI LUKE EARL ROSE RACHAEL LEE SCHLOO CORINNE MARIE SCHNELL HELEN FERELITH SCHROEDER LAUREN SUMMER SCHULTZ KATHRYN MARGARET SEYER JOHN GERALD SHAFOVALOFF JACK EVANS SIDES WESLEY JAMES WISE SWAIN ELIZABETH LEIGH TACKA SETH MICHAEL THOMPSON JACOB ERIC TROELSTRA CYRUS NATHAN ULRICH JACOB WINSTON WELLS

ANTHONY DOUGLAS WENTZ BENJAMIN WILLIAM WHITLOW

ALMA MATER

Hail, Alma Mater, dear! To us be ever near, Help us thy motto bear, Thru all the years. Let DUTY be well performed HONOR be e’er untarn’d COUNTRY be ever armed West Point, by thee!

Guide us, thine own aright, Teach us by day, by night, To keep thine honor bright, For thee to fight. When we depart from thee, Serving on land or sea, May we still loyal be, West Point, to thee!

And when our work is done, Our course on earth is run, May it be said, “Well done. Be thou at peace.” E’er may that line of gray Increase from day to day: Live, serve, and die, we pray, West Point, for thee!