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

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Mathematics Geometry and Algebra II Mr. Baltis B.S., University of Southwest, M.Ed., Southwest Texas State College, join- ed the faculty in 1967. Having a strong mathematics background, he makes his class- es seem easy. This year he organized a math team which made a good showing at a math contest at Pan American College. . JV' Mr. Edward Timur, Algebra I and Math 7th and Sth Grades Iklr. Gary M. Baltis Algebra II and Geometry Algebra I and 7th and 8th Grade Mathematics Mr. Timlin, B.A., Pan American College, came to the Academy at the beginning of this year. He teaches all the Algebra I class- CS, but he has also taken on the job Of teaching the lower school math. He is 8 favorite of his students and does a good iob of getting his ideas across.

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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.

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