Marine Military Academy - Pass In Review Yearbook (Harlingen, TX)

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Mr. james H. Callas Latin, English III, IV Advanced Literature and English III Dr. Kaye, A.B., Olivet College, M.A., Columbia University, LL.D., john Marshall College, PhD., University of Michigan, has spent a great deal of time and effort helping the cadets prepare for college. His classes are conducted in an informal seminar manner to gain better student response. nglish English III and IV Mr. Callas, A.B., University of Texas M.A., Arizona State University, is a dedi- cated teacher of English and Latin. His classes provide a college atmosphere where his students learn to utilize their time better. Mr. Callas is strict and requires promptness and efficiency. Dr. Orin W. Kaye. Advanced Literature, Engl1Sh IH-

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XE Q . . L x,v,,. 5. , . Academ ibrary Mrs. Volkart, B.A., Texas Won1en's Uni- versity, contributed greatly to the develop- ment and expansion of the Library. Through the efforts of Mrs. Volkart, the improvement and efficiency of the Library is clearly evi- dent. Her contributions to the Academy are worthy of the appreciation of every cadet and faculty member. in!-fi KJ

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English I and II Lieutenant Colonel Goldner USAF QRetj A.B., Yale, M.B.A., The George Washing- ton University, came to the Academy in Jan- uary after serving 28 years in the Air Force. He is a soft-spoken instructor but capable of handling the spirited freshmen and sophomores. frat. Mr. Nicholas J. Tremark English, Physical Education 7th and 8th Grades Lieutenant Colonel Irving A. Goldner, USAF fRetj English I, II English and Physical Education Mr. Tremark, B.A., Manhattan College, teaches English and Physical Education to the Lower School. This is Mr. Tremark's second year on the faculty during which period he has added much to the overall de- velopment of the underclassmen.