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

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Alfredo Villanueva San Pedro, Calitornia Master Sergeant, Statt Entered BMA . . . September, I957 George Nxfatvyoocl San Diego, Calitornia Sergeant lst Class, A Com an Entered BMA . . P Y July, i956 Warren Tucker San Gabriel, Calitornia Private, B Company Entered BMA . . . July, I957 Robert Turner Tucson, Arizona Sergeant Ist Class, A Company Entered BMA . Cctober, 1957 ff Jerome Wilburn Singapore B.C.C. Sergeant lst Class, B Company Entered BMA . . . September, I956 Geoffrey Williams Del Mar, California Private lst Class, A Company Entered BMA . . . September, i957

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SUPHU UHE IIL SS Marc OngarO Pat Pisciotta GFBQQ Mylclebust Sergeant-at-Arms President Secretary As Freshmen we were bewildered, as Sophomores we are taking surer steps, and as Upper Classmen we hope to take mightier strides toward a more successful future. Our future is intangible. Education is the foundation on which we as individuals can touch that intangible object we call our future. Our future has included many stepping stones: the first and most important of these was our parents, who guided our first steps to- wards God and country. Qur second stepping stone was education here at Brown. Our next step will enable us to progress toward that object we all seelc, a happier future. ,J 1 A95 1 5iL ' ay t aw '