Brown Military Academy - Warrior Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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The late Dr. John E. Brown, Sr., beloved founder of the Brown Military Academy. -It was his sincere conviction that a thorough military training under Christian leadership could best prepare young men to serve both God and country in addition to securing a balanced education. 1, Dr. John E. Brown, Jr., president of John Brown Uni- versity, to whom has fallen the taslc of continuing his father's great work. Dedicated to the same cause, he is vigorously pursuing a program of expansion for educating the heart, the head, and the hand. Mr. Clinton Fowler, director of the John Brown Schools in California, faithfully follows' the ideals estabished by Dr. John Brown, Sr.

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We have endeavored to make our Warrior tor I958 a yearbook which will serve as a permanent record of our friends, our teachers, and the Administration ot our beloved academy. Through the years we hope it will become more cherished as a reminder ot time so richly spent. It this is accomplished, all those who gave generously ot their time and work are more than rewarded. Mr. Malow will be unforgettable. Without his humor, enthusiasm, and invaluable guidance, a light task would have been a heavy burden. When we all agree the resuts are due to his assistance and confidence in us, Thank you seems so inadequate. The outstanding art work and cartoons, which speak tor themselves, are the contribution ot talented Gary Solis. Our Associate Editor and Photographer, Ron Landes, has helped to make this book a living memory and the production, a reality. Dick Ford deserves a well done tor his' work covering all Social Activities. The position ot Sports Editor was very capably handled by James Brooks, one ot Brown's toremost athletes. Our Battalion Commander, Melvin Stein, is responsible tor the collecting and editing ot all military material. To Cadets Philip Shoun and Bob Grant, who did promotions and reporting and much ot the leg-work, our unlimited gratitude. We would also like to express our sincere appreciation to Pierce Studios and Neyenesch Printers. it today you glance through this token ot our ettorts casually, and tomorrow it brings to you a treasury ot memories, our hopes are tultilled. Editor-in-Chiet I-lGl.LY RAY RU HNOW Editor-in-Chiet ........ Associate Editor ....... Art Editor ................ Features Editor ........... Business Manager ....... Faculty Advisor .......... 5:30 A.M.l-Who said this would be fun! Sports Editor ................. Photography Editor .......... Special Campus Shots ...,....... Aerial Photographer .................... Military Organization Editor .......... Assistant to the Edi'fOr ............-.. Secretary-Treasurer .................. Editors' Assistants .......... By 2 A.M. the pace slows up ...Ml-lolly Ray Ruhnow nhMUHnuRon Landes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,Gary Solis .........Richard Ford ........James Brooks' nnunnuuRon Landes ..,....Mr. Roy Downs ...,..,....Bruce Bolen .........Melvyn Stein ..........PhiIip-Shoun ....,,,,,,.Robert Grant .......Pierre Debbaudt Thomas Anable Albert l-larris Michael McShea ........Maior James H. Barham Melvin C. Malow

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