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

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'21 ., 5 M' mi o .U T5 --ifwlu. f . 1 , xr- 1' fr' A . ' A f ' ..- 4 W A W Ne. THE 1970 J Pass In Review I ,6,1TAQP iv OE THE MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY VOLUME V Z ' The spirit of competition has motivated mankind since earliest times. This spirit has been prevalent at the Marine Military Academy since its opening five years ago. Coinpetition, whether it be athletic, aca- demic, or military, has stimulated cadets to strive for excellence in every field. Publirlaerr Taylor Publishing Company FarullyAd12j50rf.' Lt. Col Goldner Lt Col Kelly Col Card Editor-in-Chief: W. S Henricks Edilofi' M. Callas G Garrels P L I-Iirt M W Kimball W. A. Lins AfliJl.' S. E. Easley Bminery Manfzgen' S M Duncan Plaotographyr GySgt Watso Ed Harvin P R Pierce 2 Table of Contents Introduction ..... Dedication ..... Administration ..... Academics ...... - - Classes ...... . . Honors ..... . . 0 Military ..... . . Athletics ..-.. - - Activities ...................... . . Commencement Exercises ...-- - - Directory .................... . . Advertisements .... . - egg, ,gi-1 -. Dedication The Corps of Cadets dedicates the 1970 PASS IN REVIEW to Major J. D. Stetson Coleman, USMCR fRetj, in sincere apprecia- tion of his support and assistance to the Academy during its forma- tive years. As a trustee, benefactor, and friend, he has been standing by the Academy loyally since its inception in 1965. With- out his generous contribution of time, effort, and resources the Academyls developmental programs would have been severely handicapped. The Corps of Cadets dedicates this annual to Major Coleman as a re-affirmation of our gratitude and determination to achieve success in our future endeavors. 5' .Qi S ' MVEETI z f wie 1,1755 Administration .Jimi , 'f . ,,, ' 'mem- ,, 4, fy, . .. ,2, ,W . .f is, . .. ,, ., iq, 'L 1,3s4iP2z,4f , Q ms, 1. -f .f,,s,,.-Y, 5- :msn ,, .ai ,1fwe,,.. fx, -if ws mismi . Q., ai swssesisi :Sszgmsz K K f In fm, 1,5 fm, iw Q isaefieaif' f,f,e:Q,,k 231555 'fee issszslzg' 1my.1Q, S. Q, f -PK 4- ,sau .fmn sv The Board of Trustees Mr. Orrin johnson Secretary Mr. E. C. Breedlove, jr. Treasurer Lt. Gen. Robert W. Harper, USAF fRetj Dr. Alan Chidsey Mr, Hill Cocke, Sr. Mr. j, D, Stetson Coleman Mr. Christian de Guigne, III Mr. Peter Folger Mr. Baine P. Kerr Mr. I. Robert Kriendler Mr. Clint Murchison Mr. V. F. Neuhaus Mrs. Mary Moody Northen Lt. Gen. E. W. Snedeker, USMC men Mai. Gen. D. T. Spivey, USAF may VAdm. Robert B. Pirie, USN fRetj Mrs. Isabel Brown Mathis fPicture not availablej Aclm. Arleigh Burke, USN fRerJ Gen, Clifton B. Cates, USMC QRc-tj Lt. Gen, A. D. Cooley, USMC fRetJ Hon. john Connally Hon. Barry Goldwater Col. john H. Glenn, Jr., USMC QRQO Brig. Gen. George R. E. Shell, USMC fRetD Gen. E. A. Pollock, USMC fREtD Dr. Bryghte D. Goclbold, Brig. Gen., USMC 1R60 The Advisory Board , '1f. Capt. Willianm A. Gary USMCR fRetJ Superintendent General Hurst came to the Academy in Janu- ary 1968. He has encouraged the establish- ment of Academy traditions to form a more organized and elite Corps of Cadets. General Hurst is a staunch advocate of the whole man concept. Brigadier General Hunter Hurst USMC QRetj Superintendenfs House General and Mrs. Hurst occupied the Superintendenfs House on 17 December 1969. Since that time, they have hosted Ll number of at homes to the Corps of Cadets, staff and faculty, and friends of the Academy. Comptrolleras ffice 5' v Colonel C. L. Granger, USMC QRetj Colonel Granger has been our Comptroller and Business Manager since the Academy's first year. He keeps the finances up-to-date and the front office running smoothly. Mrs. W. H. Edwards Mrs. Edwards is the Academy's number one bookkeeper. She is of inestimable help to Colonel Granger. Director of Development Colonel Horace W. Card, Jr., USMC fRetj Colonel Card assumed his post as the Academy's Director of Development in November 1968. His foresight and good judgment have already stimu- lated the growth of the Academy and indications are favorable for still further expansion. Director of Admissions Lieutenant Colonel James G. Kelly, USMC fRetj Lieutenant Colonel Kelly joined the Academy in 1966 as Commandant of Cadets. In April of 1968 he was appointed Director of Admissions. Since that time Lieutenant Colonel Kelly has served in that position admirably with his selective screening of prospective cadets. l Mrs. F. A. Dodson As secretary to both the Superintendent and Director of Ad- missions, Mrs. Dodson contributes greatly to vital functions of the Headquarters and Academy. Mrs. B. Hopkins Mrs. Hopkins is the secretary to the Director of Development. She joined the Academy in 1968 and has proven herself to be a valuable asset to the entire Academy. Mrs. E. F. Jackson Mrs. Jackson joined the Academy staff in 1970 as receptionist and switchboard operator. Her quiet and pleasant efficiency has made her a welcome addition to our Headquarters. Maintenance fi The maintenance crew keeps the Academy running from day to day. By performing the essential tasks often taken for granted, they comprise a vital part of the Academy's organi- zation. Jose Picasso Cadet Mess Staff The Cadet Mess is an important part of the Cadets' life. The staff's efforts and imagination result in nutritious and well- balanced meals. MS M. , wangssiffaiiirmpgzgfAzsigfsgiiwnfmffafffvaf , ,f:fw,11H,gi : QQ, ,gi,2,,ge,fsmswfgQ7 W ww' -',fg:3f',115shSaE54?iEQ41z11' wwf f 'wwe,fimimiwif,-M2055fviHf3Ls4wf2zL2sA ,, w?'wsmffQf1m, ,V M A--- ' ,W,,w,,, ,,3,W5Aqy:ff , qgufxf. k 7k,454.wA-4 :a w wi ' ,gilgwfwkffggigiwuwgweggggzvkg f 5 fs, G, di, - 5' ' ' 'A L' LWfffi5T719 ,df 9,'ff7'15I'C:f.f,fs 1 g A fiftazi-fm. ff mwmm-.:,,1.- flaifvlfglwi- fs3E5w15xawHf V-mf: .W .4 AIM: . 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She has given valuable assistance to faculty and cadets alike. Mrs. E. N. Langley Mrs. Hummert has aided the Academy greatly in her first year here. Despite a heavy work load, she is always ready to help the cadets. Mrs. D. J. Hummert Mrs. R. D. Volkart Academ ibrar Mrs. Volkart, B.A., Texas Woman's University, has been the Academy Librarian since 1968. She has worked toward the improvement of our library and the greater quality of the facility has been noted by all who utilize it. Besides her Academy duties, Mrs. Volkart has been active in many civic affairs in and around Harlingen. ,,.4 - , W -ww. - ww. - -Mi.. ,.. '- . ,..,4 Y-.L Cadets studying in Library nglish Mr. Callas, A.B., University of Texas, M.A., Arizona State University, has taught English and Latin to Academy students for three years. A previous recipi- ent of a Fulbright Grant, he is currently in the process of obtaining an advanced degree in Foreign Language Education at the University of Texas, where he teaches during the summer term. In fa ann-...M Lt. Col. Goldner, USAF fRetj, A.B., Yale, M.B.A., The George Washington University, has taught English I and English H at the Academy for three semesters. He has had previous experience as an instructor in the Air Force ROTC Program at UCLA and the University of Montana and has served on the Staff of the National War College, Washington, D. C. This year, he is the Faculty Advisor to the Annual Staff, who greatly appreciate his advice and interest. Lt. Col. Irving A. Goldner, USAF fRetj Mr. Tremark, B.A. Manhattan College, has taught English and Physical Education at the Academy for three years. He first taught the Freshmen and Sophomores, hut now works with the Lower School. Mr. Tremark previously taught in the Harlingen Public School System for five years. 20 Mr. Nicholas Tremark Dr. Kaye, A.B., Olivet College, M.A., Columbia University, LLD., john Marshall College, PhD,, University of Michigan, has taught for twenty years, three of which have been with the Academy. During his tenure, he has been the Librarian and Faculty Advisor to the Annual Staff H9675 and has taught Government, Economics, English HI, and Humanities. Dr. Orin W. Kaye Z Mini Mathematics Cdr. Close, USN fRetj, B.S., U. S. Naval Acad- emy, Naval Postgraduate School, M. T. M., North Carolina State University, previously worked with the Atomic Energy Commission in Washington, D. C. He joined the Academy faculty in 1969 to teach Geometry and Algebra II. IA... Cdr. Robert A. Close, USN QRetj Mr. Timlin, B.A., Pan American College has taught Algebra I and Lower School Mathematics since 1968. Besides his ten years of experience teaching in secondary schools, he has been a prominent businessman in the McAllen area for many years. Mr. Edward Timlin Sciences Captain Faust, USN CRetj, B.S., U. S. Naval Acad- emy, M.A.T., University of the South, has taught at P-an American College and also has six years of secondary school teaching experience, He has spent four years teaching at the Academy in the fields of physics, trigonometry, calculus, and advanced science. .P N Captain Allen R. Faust, USN CRetj Physics instruction in the Lah Mr. james P. Akin Mr. Akin, B.S., Texas A 81 M University, M.S., Texas A 8a I University, has been with the Academy since its inception in 1965. Mr. Akin was the head coach of all major varsity sports at the Academy until he retired from coaching last year. He has taught in secondary schools for nine years and presently teaches 7th and 8th grade science and biology. Mr. Hockaday, BS., MS., University of Texas, has attended Texas A Sc M, Texas A K I University, Immaculate Heart College and St. Mary's University. He has received honor and merit scholarships from the National Science Foundation and the Physical Science Study Committee. Three of his thirteen years of experience have been spent teaching chemistry and postgraduate science and mathematics at the Academy. Mr, Richard Hockaday www Aerospace Science The Aerospace Science program teaches cadets the principles of flight, both in theory and in practical application. Initiated in 1967, it is a popular course with the first and second classmen. The ground school is taught by Major Lewis, while Major Sundin is the flight instructor. At the completion of the course successful cadets earn their private pilot's licenses and Civil Air Patrol Wings. icciaassca,a n l 3. ffaafzfp, Histor Mr. Dickinson, A.B., Jacksonville State College, M.A., University of Alabama, is a member of many historical and forensic societies and has garnered many academic honors. He came to the Academy in 1968 to teach American History and English and was the Faculty Advisor to the Annual Staff last year. Mr. James L. Dickinson Major Lewis, USMC QRetj, B.A., Pan American College, M.A., Texas A 8: I University, joined the Academy in 1967 to teach World and Latin American History. A Marine aviator in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, he instructs the Ground School portion of Aerospace Science. Major Lewis also coaches Jr. Varsity football and tennis. ,ARRL Major Claude H. Lewis, USMC QRet 21HgllHgCS Mr. deMonch, A.B., The Sorbonne, has taught in Indonesia, the Netherlands, and the United States for thirty years. Four of his eleven years of experi- ence with private military schools have been spent teaching French and German at the Academy. Mr. deMonch also sponsors a European summer tour for interested cadets. Mr. Charles Johnson , i I m,,, Mr. Johnson, BA., Vifesleyan University, M.A., Mid- dlebury College, Crime to the Academy in 1968. He was previously head'of the Language Department of the Pennington School, Pennington, New jersey for twelve years. l-Ie has worked for many years in South America on behalf of the U. S. Government and various private firms, Mr. W. C. Reyner hysical ducation Mr. Reyner, BS., West Chester State, M.Ed., Penn- sylvania State University, came to the Academy in 1969 to act as Director of Athletics. He is on sab- batical leave from St, Andrews School, Middletown, Delaware, His efforts have given us a well-balanced and varied physical education program. 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'wfiwzii A1 ,ifazsfisz-Qgzgii snails Q was if msgs wgsggmx Kgs, 94333 ss sgswgv? W sk gli W . is ., .. .,..,f. ,,, ,,,.. .-. lgigzifexf Mfwsffsaf 3152, ITF?-31253215 fm .ww .gy , K. 1 fr Wezieifg-:,, 1', . .s..Qss. . my ..,,,m, .sz.w,H . m., W , .W ,,., M., f 2 -1:51211 f.fmfxs1!J,..mva vzisszfv ,,.. ,sim ,..., ..,,.. I M. .maxi -fifssfw Kg .UE .Q ue, as fzffwfglfw-:misss if i5efff.'fS??1f.-- feels? Y U 3zs?9f59iTif3f1wSv''view,1gQsssfifif5?4ff?..vim? K 19? fm- fl was iw' 2 Classes Class of 1970 Allen E. Alexander Alex has been at the Academy for two years. He lives in Burlington, North Carolina. He has participated in' football, track, bowling, Aerospace Science, and the drill team. Alex achieved the rank of first sergeant. 5' William G. Arnold Bill is from Garland, Texas. In his two years at the Academy he has been a member of the football, basketball, track, and bowling teams. ww M. P. BEARCE Randy has won his wings at the Academy this year. His home is Greer, S. C. He played basket- R ball and was a manager for the track team. C C. H. BRITTON, III Pat, from Dallas, Texas, has attended the Academy for two years. He participated in the drill team and earned his Aerospace wings. R. R. BRIDGEMAN Butch is from McAllen, Texas. He has been active in track, wrestling, bowling and the Drum and Bugle Corps, and has lettered in football. Mike participated in track and bowling and lettered in football for two years. From Browns- f ville, Texas, be is also a member of the Annual Staff. H. W. CARD, III Casey has attended the Academy for two years. He is from Skidmore, Missouri and was a mem- ber of the drill team. M. J. CALLAS Bill lives in Harlingen, Texas. He has been a member of the drill team and the rifle team during his two years at Academy. K. M. CUMMINS Aaron, the Cadet Battalion Commander, lives in Livermore, California. In three years he has participated in basketball, track, the Drum and Bugle Corps, and aerospace science at the Academy. A. M. DAVIS Mike is from Camarillo, California. He has lettered in football and taken part in basket ball, self-defense and bowling. He was a mem Q! lic ber of the physical fitness team. M. G. DAY Scott has been a member of the Annual Staff and the aerospace science class during his four years at the Academy. He lives in Harlingen, Texas. S. M. DUNCAN Clyde has attended the Academy for one year. i. He is from Dallas, Texas, and has participated in bowling and the drill team. P.C.FUNK,B7 Greg, a member of the Annual Staff, has taken part in football, track, and was on the rifle team. He is from Ewa Beach, Hawaii, and has attended the Academy for three years. A i G. J. GARRELS 6. ijf Dave is from Dickinson, Texas. He has lettered ii in football, and has been a member of both the drill team and the rifle team during his two years at MMA. D.B.GREGORY J. B. GRIFFITH Steve lives in Harlingen, Texas. He has at- tended the Academy for four years, participat- ing in track, basketball and bowling. He served as editor-in-chief of the Annual. L. D. HEUER jim has been a member of the drill team and the rifle team. He is from Waynesboro, Georgia, and participated in bowling. He was at the Academy two years. W. S. HENRICKS During his two years of attendance Lee par- ticipated in football, basketball, track, and bowling. He is from Deming, New Mexico. Forrest has attended the Academy for four years. He was a member of the football, cross- country, and rifle teams. He is from Harlingen, Texas. M. W. KIMBALL Emilio has attended the Academy for two years. He has been a member of the football, basket- ball, and track teams, He is from Coatzacoalcos Vera Cruz, Mexico. F. N. JoHNsoN Monty lives in Alpine, Texas. During his two years at the Academy he participated in foot- ball, track, rifle team, color guard, and bowling. Monty was also a member of the Annual Staff. E. LEMARROY Roque has participated in football, and basket- , is ball in his two years at the Academy. He is leil from Coatzacoalcos, Vera Cruz, Mexico. R. LEMARROY Bill is from Boling, Texas. In his three years at the Academy he has been a member of the Annual Staff and the football and tennis teams. W. A. LINS john is from Harlingen, Texas. He has been a member of the Drum and Bugle Corps and the swimming team during his two years at the Academy. J. J. MARKUS Omar has attended the Academy for three years. During this time he participated in the drill team, bowling, and aerospace science. He was also the drum major of the Drum and Bugle Corps. He lives in Nogales, Arizona. O. A. MONDRAGON Brian participated in the drill team this, his first year at MMA. He is from Alexandria, Virginia. R. V. NEW B. R. MURPHY Bob has been a member of the football, basket- ball, tennis, and swimming teams. From San Antonio, Texas, he has completed four years at the Academy. He is a bowler and has his private pilotls wings. P. J. oimz, JR. john has attended the Academy for two years. He is from Detroit, Michigan. He has partici- pated in basketball, bowling and the drill team. Pierre is from Desert Hot Springs, California. He has been at the Academy for two years. During this time he was a member of the football and tennis teams. P. R. PIERCE J. R. PAQUETTE Phil has been a member of the football and tennis teams and the Annual Staff in his three years at the Academy. He is from Dallas, Texas. Eric is from Mont Vernon, New Hampshire. This year, his first at the Academy, he par- ticipated in the color guard and the physical it fitness team. G. A. ROGERS Chuck is from Columbus, Texas. In his two years at the Academy he was a member of the mounted guard. E. RIESENBERG Gerald has attended the Academy for two years. He participated in bowling during this time. He is from Weslaco, Texas. C. D. RUTTA Keith, who spent three years at MMA, lives in Toledo, Ohio. He is a two-year letterman in football and has also participated in track and bowling. A. lf. TH IGPEN Dennis has attended the Academy for two years. During this time he was a member of the rifle A team and the drill team. He lives in Atherton, California. K. W. SHULL Al earned his private pilot's wings in aerospace science this year, his second at the Academy. He lives in Houston, Texas. D. B. TIMS 'Q 3 M. L. WALKER Mike lives in Cuidad Valles, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. In two years at the Academy he won his private pilot's wings with commercial, instrument and instructor ratings. He also was a member of the drill and rifle teams, and participated in bowling. .. 9' . . al Seniors researching in the Library M. W. JOHNSON Craig is a NAF candidate from Dallas, Texas. He participated in football, self-defense, and A A bowling this year. L. M. SAWYER Post-Graduates Mike is a Naval Academy Foundation candi- date from Columbus, Georgia. During his year at the Academy, he participated in football, basketball, track and bowling. J. c. McKELVY- Buddy came to the Academy from Yorktown, Virginia. During the year he was a member of the football, track and wrestling teams. Class M1971 PAUL D. ADDISON Huntsville, Texas Drill Team Co. B. LON BRADLEY Mnringouin, Louisiana lfootlmll, Track Co. A. T. MIKE CLARK Quincy, Illinois Football, Track Co. A, G. STATON COCKE Harlingen, Texas Bowling, Drill Team Co, B. 3 wa.. l...,.. Wwe... STEPHEN EASLEY DAVID A, FITZGERALD EDNVINI R, HALSTEAD Baytown, Texas Hsrlingen, Texgg ' Vieiwtisne, Lzios l:00fl11ll Co. A. Drum .ind Bugle Corps, Color Co. B. Guiird fl Sem.j PHILIP HAZELTON Findlay, Ohio Football, Tennis, Bowling Co. B. 4 Co. B. CHARLES LASLEY l Clearwater, Florida Drum and Bugle Corps ' Co. A. Student interest is heightened by competent teachers in foreign language classes. M. THOMAS LOBASZ Greenfield. Wllswnsin Color Guanl, Annual stuff Co, B, STEPHEN XV. NTONICAL Zapata, Texas Color Guard Co. B. IAMES C. MCKENNA DANNIE A. MILLFR Qu.1ntic'o. Virginia Wlillinglwro, N. Co. B. Footlmlll, Bowling. Track, Rll L Tclun, Drill Team Co, B. RALPH SFXVARD Houston, Texas Drum .md Bugle Corps Co. A. ,TFTI3 If a Cadet is interested the library has the information. JAMES G. SORRELS Del Mar, California Co. A. JAMES SPROUL, IV East Lynn, Massachusetts Drill Team, Bowling, Annual Staff Co. A. JOHN E. TALBOTT Waxferly, Iowa Football, Judo Co. B. CHRISTOPHER K. TURNER Houston, Texas Co. B. WILLIAM R. WHARTON Vientiane, Laos Football, Drill Team, Bowling, Track Co. A. . Mq.. Class of 1972 STEVEN BACZEWSKI Harlingen, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps Co, B. ROBERT H. BAUMAN Bismarck, North Dakota Co. B. ROBERT A. DOLARD Santa Barbara, Calif. Rifle Team, Bowling, Annual Staff Drum and Bugle Corps Co. A. WILLIAM L. EVERETT Los Alamos, New Mexico j.V. Football Co. B. M GREGORY A. FORCHE Corpus Christi, Texas Football Manager, Basketball Manager, Track Co. B. MICHAEL F. FORRESTER Albany, Georgia j.V. Football, j.V. Basketball, Annual Staff, Physical Fitness Team Co. A. GERARDO H. GARCIA Brownsville, Texas Track, j.V. Basketball, Bowling Co. B. STEPHEN M. GROSSENBACHER Harlingen, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps, Bowling Co. B. DIRKE G. JOHNSON San Diego, California Track Co. A. 5I WENDELI- F. JOHNSON Harlingen, Texas Annual Staff Co. A. JAMES M. MORTON Harlingen, Texas Football, Track, Bowling, Basketball Co. A. THOMAS S. JOHNSTONE Tripoli, Libya Co. B. KENNETH S. MORTON Harlingen, Texas Football, Basketball, Track, Bowling Co. A. ggi-ds... JUSTIN M. MILLER Pensacola, Florida Color Guard, Judo, Football, Physical Fitness Team Co. A. MICHAEL A. NEW San Antonio, Texas Judo Co. A. EDDIE R. PEARCY Thousand Oaks, Calif. Football Manager Co. B. MICHAEL K. RINER Houston, Texas J.V. Football Co, B. is DAVID F. SIMS Corpus Christi, Tex.is j.V. Football, Rifle Team, Bowling Co. A. HENRY V. SOKOL Brownsville, Texas Bowling, J.V. Basketball Co. B. XWILLIAM D. STEIGERWALD Harlingen, Texas IV. Football, J.V. Basketball, Track Co. A. ,di X f I STEVE VRLENICH Hacienda Heights, Calif. Track Co. A. JOHN WALKER Valles, Mexico Track, Bowling, Drum and Bugle Corps Co. A. THOMAS I. WELCH Tripoli, Libya Drill Team Co. B. CHARLES WILHELM Ingleside, Texas IV. Football, IV. Basketball, Track, Bowling Co. A. Consulting the Card Index in the Library .lffiiiillg XJLCLOO X11 .Lf f J MITCHITL K. AHOYT Del Rio, Texas IV. lfootlwall, Physical Fitness Team B Company DENNIS M, AUSTIN Tripoli, Libya Track, Drum L1flLlBLlKLIlC Corps B Company GARY L. BARNETT xY7.1Sl1lI1gfOfl, D. C. IV. lfootlmll, Track, Bnslcetlvall A Company ALEXANDER I.. BITARCI2 Dallas, Texas IV. Ifootlvnll, Judo A COIHPJIIY 55 KUNI M. BEASLEY Wichita Falls, Texas Track, Drum and Bugle Corps, Annual Staff A Company RORY J. COOKE Sacramento, Calif. A Company JEFFREY D. BELL Elsa, Texas Mounted Color Guard A Company .L we Q1 MARC S. CONRAD Gooding, Idaho Mounted Color Guard A Company frail DAVID E. DICKERSON Dallas, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps A Company GEORGE C. FAUST Mission, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps B Company A familiar class to the lfresliineii GARY A. HAGLER Harlingen, Texas B Company MARTIN JOHNSON Hitchcock, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps B Company X HUGH R. HAWES Wharton, Texas Physical Fitness Team, Judo A Company THOMAS C. KAYE Harlingen, Texas B Company MARK W. HEROY Sneads Ferry, N. C. j.V. Football, Mounted Color Guard B Company jAMES D. KRUG San Mateo, California 'I.V. Football, Track, Basketball A Company JOSE M. LOPEZ Monterrey, Mexico Drum and Bugle Corps B Company CHARLES A. MAHER Mount Vernon, Indiana 'I.V. Football, Track, Basketball Bowling B Company JAY D. MEYERS London, England IV. Football, Track, Tennis A Company JOHN D. MOORE Trenton, Michigan Drum and Bugle Corps, Bowling A Company WILLIAM O'CONNOR Illsan, Philippines B Company MARK L. PASCHALL Harlingen, Texas B Company ROSS C. ROBINSON San Benito, Texas B Company STAN D. SAWYER Harlingen, Texas Mounted Color Guard B Company SAMUEL M. SHAW, IV Golden, Colorado j.V. Football B Company Mvfkdyv STEPHEN M. SPEES Lima, Ohio j.V. Football, Drum and Bugle Corps A Company GERALD T, TSCHURA Chicago, Illinois IV. Football, Weight Lifting A Company Night study Hall I TSUEYT 4 . C T LLOYD W. ANDREWS TIMOTHY J. BELBER SCGTT J. BURKE Friendswoml, Texas Harlingen. Texas Carlinvillc, Ill. j.V. Football, Drum and Ilmtbull Mnnagcr, Tennis Sth Grade Bugle Corps Sth Grade 7th Grade fvaliwf Mao STEPHEN W, EIIQRLIAN JAMES E. FERGUSON JAMES W- FITZGERALD LANCE J. GREMILLION Cufpug Chrigfiw Teygrg Corpus Christi, Texas Harlingen, Texas Sm Snlunlnr, lil Sulunlor ,V. Fuothnll Wh Gfilklf Blfwllnll Drum and Bugle Corps Sth Gfiltlt gill Gfildc Sth Gmile Qs.-... an-. ROBERT A. JEFFERY P, HALL GROSSENBACHER Baltimore, Maryland Harlingen, Texas 8th Grade Drum and Bugle Corps 7th Grade RANDLE S. HOPKINS Harlingen. Texas Drum and Bugle Corps 7th Grade T JOHN L. HUSTON Llano, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps, Buwling 8th Grade KEVIN G. JOHNSON CHARLES L. LAAKE San Diego. California Brownsville, Texas 7th Grade 8th Grade JAMES E. LANGLEY Harlingen, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps 7th Grade JOSEPH S. MCKEEVER MLAllen, Texas Basketball. Track, Bnwling, Tennis 8th Grade bl -gm ,V GERALD K. MATHEWS Harlingen, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps 7th Grade WILLIAM B. MORRIS Tampico, Mexico Drum and Bugle Corps 7th Grade TERRY W. MATHEWS Harlingen. Texas Drum and Bugle Corps 7th Grade MARC S. PEARCY Xwashington, D. C. Drum and Bugle Corps 8th Grade FRED E. MEHLINGER, III GROVER C. MIMS, II Bridgeton, N. J. Brevard, N. C. Sth Grade 8th Grade RICHARD R. REYNER Harlingen, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps 7th Grade ILOXV INI. ROQUE, II La Jolla, California Judo, J.V. Football, Bowling, Weight Lifting 8th Grade PHILIP G. SALTER JAMES R. STANFIELD JORGE TREVINO SCOTT D. WOODBURY Baton Rouge, La. Monterrey, Mexico Matamoros, Mexico Corpus Christi, Texas Drum and Bugle Corps, Drum and Bugle Corps Drum and Bugle Corps Drum and Bugle Corps, Bowling 7th Grade 8th Grade Weight Lifting 7th Grade 8th Grade Awards Assembl An innovation related to Commencement was introduced this year in the form of an Academic Awards Assembly. This assembly was attended by all cadets, many of their families staff and faculty Awards were made as follows: National Education Development Tert Honor Studentr M. K. Ahoyt T. Belber R. H. Bauman M. F. Forrester Top College Board Aptitude and Arlaievement Scorer Verbal Aptitude-W. A. Lins Math Aptitude-I M. T Lobasz C. R Robinson . R. Paquette Achievement-G. Garrels, Englishg XV. A. Lins, English, Markus Mathl W S Henricks Math Ilg G. Garrels, Chemistryg and E. Lemarroy, Spanish Top Ameriran College Testing Srorerr fAll at 90 Perrentile rankj G. J. Garrels, W. A. Lins, J. J. Markus, and A. F. Thigpen Top Preliminary Srbolartic Aptitzzde Sforerr P. L. Hirt, Verbal and Math Top National Merit Srholarrhip Qualifying Tert Srorer P. L. Hirt-Selection Score-146 Q99 percentile rankj National Latin Honor Soriety Award! P. L. Hirt M. L. Walker W. A. Lins G. T. Tschura National Matlzematirr Airociation Contert P. L. Hirt, F. N. johnson, and J. Markus Texar AGM Univerrity Prerident'J Srholar Award P. L. Hirt Texaf Coancil of Clrurch-Related Colleger Sflaolarrbip Highest ranking students: R. Paquette and W. S. Henricks ROTC Appointmentr P. U G U B. R. Murphy, P. J.fOrtiz, Jr., E. M. Riesenberg and R. R. . S. Naval Arademy Appointmentr . S. Naval Arademy Foundation Srholarrhipf Most Improved Student Certificater G. K. Mathews, S. W. Eiermann, J. D. Moore, E. R. P Bert Aeademir Average! for 1969-70 J. E. Langley, T. Belber, M. K. Ahoyt, M. T. Lobasz Top Cadet in Sttbjeftf R. Pierce, F. N. johnson, M. P. Bearce, M. johnson, and G. J. Garrels . J. Garrels, lst classman, M. W. johnson, Postgraduate, and L. M. Sawyer Postgraduate Bridgeman earcy, S. E. Easley and K W Shull , P. L. Hirt, and I R Paquette M. W. Kimball, Englishg M. L. Walker, Historyg J. R. Paquette, Mathematics P L Hirt Science and M. L. Walker, Languages MMA Yearbook Parr in Review Editorlr Plaque W. S. Henricks Valedictory Plaque XV. S. Henricks HEdtlll7ZdJ'f6t'iJ Plaque S. M. Duncan Salntatory Plaque I. R. Paquette 3 55. fs' A STUDENTS ON HEADMASTERS LIST FOR 4 QUARTERS P. D. Addison M. K. Ahoyt R. H. Bauman T. Belber R. R. Bridgeman D. E. Dickerson R. A. Dolard M. F. Forrester G. Garrels W. S. Henricks P. L. Hirt F. N. Johnson M. W. Johnson J. E. Langley W. A. Lins M. T. Lobasz J. D. Meyers J. R. Paquette R. C. Robinson I. M. Roque S. D. Sawyer L. M. Sawyer S. M. Shaw f .LQ-V, f ilitar Commandant of Cadets , Major H. Austin, USMC fRetj Major Austin, a native of Florida enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1943. He retired in 1966 after combat duty in the Pacific and in Korea. He joined the Academy as Assistant Commandant of Cadets and Assistant Comptroller in 1966. 66 The Military Colonel D. M. Beck, USMC CRetj Colonel Beck is originally from South Dakota and entered the Marine Corps upon graduation from the University of South Dakota, He saw combat in the Pacific in WW Il, spent two years in China and has served in staff and command positions. He re- tired in 1968 and joined the Academy. Assistant Commandant of Cadets Department Staff Sgt. Major W. E. Steigerwald, USMC QRetJ Sgt. Major Steigerwald is a native of Kentucky. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1943, served in the Pacific in WW II, and Korea, retiring in 1967 after 24V2 years of service. Sgt. Major Steigerwald established the MCJROTC program in 1967 at Catholic High School in Memphis, Tennessee. He joined the Academy staff in 1969. Administrative Assistant Night Drill Instructor g. fiwvai F A N 5 1 6 J 1 ag .. Q -. GySgt. N. Juarez, USMC CRetJ GySgt. Juarez joined the Academy staff in 1966 after 14 years of service in the Marine Corps. GySgt. Juarez resides in 'Gary Hall and is readily available to cadets for assist- ance and emergencies. 67 Medical Staff HMIC Richard Anderson, USN fRetj Mrs. Herman C. Bruton M4 Doc Anderson is originally from Texas. He joined the Mrs. Bruton is a Registered Nurse. She resides in Mcll Navy in 1944 and served as a hospital corpsman. HQ is a henny Hall and is always available to give medical assist veteran of combat in many areas. In 1966 he became ance to all cadets, particularly those ofthe Lower School Medical Assistant for the Academy. N94 VK wk ,ai Dr. John A. Welty Dr. George Toland 68 Corps of Cadets Battalion Staff A. M. Davis, Battalion Commander W. S. Henricks, Battalion Adjutant F. N. johnson, Battalion Sergeant Major O. A. Mondragon, Drum Major L. P. Neblett, Troop Handler CLower Schoolj C. D. Rutta, Troop Handler QLower Schoolj A Drill Instructor nn.. MQYSGT MGySgt. Wilmot Wolf, USMC fRetj MGySgt. Wolf retired from the Marine Corps in 1965 and became the first Drill Instruc- tor of the Academy. In 1966, he reentered the Corps for service in Vietnam, subsequently returning to the Academy in 1968. He serves as Drill Instructor of A Company. Company Staff get 1' ,. Y' R. V. New, Company Commander A. E. Alexander, Company 1st Sgt. 70 P. R. Pierce, Company Supply Sgt. lst Platoon 2nd Platoon B Compan . H Q Drill Instructor inillywg , I X 1-A I X 3 v f, S - S 4 il lst Sergeant Robert A. Lacourse, USMC CRetj lst Sgt. Lacourse first served with the U. S. Navy Submarine Service during WW II and earned Submariner's Dolphins. He joined the Marine Corps in 1948 and retired in 1966 to join the Academy Staff. Company Staff 72 M. P. Bearce, Company Commander D. A. Miller, Company lst Sergeant W. A. Lins, Company Supply Sergeant lst Platoon 2nd Platoon Lower School Drill Instructor Staff 2 -Q --Q2 L L iug, 2+ lu.. ' is-.S ls... -Q -v..,P--. Sgt. Maj. Herman C. Bruton, USMC QRetj L P Neblett Troop Handler A veteran of WWII and Korea, Sgt, Bruton retired C D Rutta Troop Handler from the Corps in 1961. In 1967 he joined the Academy from Jesuit High School where he had been a USMC 'IROTC instructor. gif -eff? 74 he uartermaster Many vital services for cadets are centered in the Quartermaster building. Uniforms are issued and tailored. Shoes and boots are repaired and mail is distributed. Cadets also get their weekly haircuts here. In addition, the building houses the offices of the Commandant of Cadets and the Assistant Commandant of Cadets. I . 'wr Our seamstresses, Mrs. Lopez and Mrs. Leal, give cadets quick and reliable service. Dave Phippeny and his wife Nancy are the Academy barbers. Here Dave cuts Cadet Mims' hair. Major Austin outfits a new cadet. 7 The Drill Team N r---if-'sri' 'N L , The Drill Team has represented the Academy well this year. Besides participating in many parades, they took honors in drill competitions throughout Texas. The highlight of the year was an appearance before national television on the Tonight show in early April. The same week the cadets performed for many Marines, including the Commandant of the Marine Corps, at the annual Leatherneck Ball in New York City. The team instructor is First Sergeant Robert E. Lacourse and Cadet Second Lieutenant H. W. Card commands the unit. Marine Military Academy 1969-70 Drill Team H. W. Card P. C. Funk G. S. Cocke D. A. Miller P. D. Addison D. B. Gregory M. P. Bearce A. E. Alexander K. M. Cummins B. Griffith B. R. Murphy R. Paquette J. Sproul D. B. Tims M. L. Walker W. R. Wharton The Drill Team preparing to do to the winds in the San Antonio Battle of Flowers Parade. The Drill Team performs at a football game Cadet Card presents trophies won in competition to General Hurst. i .x- ywm ,,.e fll1'I1 jack M. Watso, former GySgt., USMC GySgt Watso enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1946 and also served in the Army with thc West Point Band. He was associated with the music field for most of his military career ln 1969 he joined the Academy as Director of the Drum and Bugle Corps. i E Bugle Corps DRUMMERS J. Markus I. D. Walker S. M, Grossenbacher D. E. Dickerson K. M. Beasley J. D. Moore E. Lernarroy S. M. Spees L. Gremillion D. M. Austin C. H. Britton DRUM MAJOR O. A. Mondragon GUIDON BEARER J. Trevino BUGLERS P. G. Salter R. R. Reyner M. Johnson S. M. Baczewski K. G. Johnson E. R. Halstead G. C. Faust J. M. Lopez J. B. Clark J. L. Huston R. J. Seward R. A. Dolard L. W. Andrews G. K. Mathews R. A. Grossenbacher W. B. Morris J. E. Langley T. W. Mathews R. S. Hopkins 'wc Color uard M. T. Lobasz, L. P. Neblett, S. W. Monical, E. M. Riesenberg E. H. Halstead Mounted uard I . 1. 2 if C. D. Rutta, L. M. Sawyer, M. S. Conrad, M. W. Heroy, and J. D. Bell. iw V- l The Rifle Team W' f' fp 'ar fa .iff 1 N ba , f . , , . ., . INSTRUCTOR: Sgt, Maj, Bruton. TEAM MEMBERS: D. A. Miller, B. R. Murphy, M. A. New, L. P. Neblett, H. W. Card, M. W. Kimball, D. B. Tims and D. S. Sims. j. ,J B. Griffith, M. L. Walker 82 l 1 The Chapel Chaplain Starke Dillard a 1 3 1 - f if af f, :N fa aw Chaplain Dillard is originally from Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Dillard attended VMI and graduated from the University of North Carolina and the Virginia Theological Seminary. He served five years as an Air Force Chaplain and came to the Academy in 1969. Mrs. Cae Williams . xv Mrs. Williams is our organist nited States , unior Reserve Officers fwiififiltlttw 'X i sw' 9.9 N - Q 4' N 4 ' '31 'Q ,S 'I 1 4 Av' it 1 , . f4a. '9y 5455231 K ms'- -Q' 1162: - 1 YE - N W3 lx li a K ' 2 5' L2 The Marine Corps JROTC Unit at the Academy was started under legislation that permits the Marine Corps to establish :IROTC Units throughout the nation. In November, 1966, a four year JROTC Program was initiated at the Academy. The program covers such areas as leadership, first aid, squad tactics, marksmanship, weaponry and map reading. - Maj. Austin and Sgt. Maj. Steigerwald go over the MCJROTC schedule. Doc Anderson demonstrates some first aid. 84 ' 'jx 1 MGySgt. Wcmlf gives instruction in map reading. Marine Corps 'lx Trammg Corps !,f7,M,d,.tRl-iskxx ,'f,a2i3:1'r!' -kXxxy.x 'az f insult. fwfr Q 'B ti? 'A 1, 'ij 3 lx A' ' ' -i,xx'k A f x 'v , ' i x N XX ., N. 'Q l '.,,,.. t f ' rn- ir:: r'f. ig . I , ,Y .X 0.6 .ai ig-4 QI - -I .4 V 4 1 - J. , x -V ll, ' gr A '- :r 2 ' :gf .. 5 -K , v g - 51 A 'N an 5 X ,. 1 . 'LQ' 1 .G -is v. 1- ' A ,. 2 Q ' ri '1 , X Y' 'vga Prospective cadet officers and senior non- commissioned officers return before the aca- demic year begins in order to receive special training. A Marksmanship is a vital part of a cadet's training. 85 nspector General oteworth 'l On Thursday, March 5, 1970, representatives of the Inspector General, U. S. Marine Corps inspected the MCJROTC Program at the Academy. The inspection team consisted of three Marine Corps officers. 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Tennis anyone? Field Meets A Co. vs. B Co. i f a y new 2 sz' R. V. New urges his men to victory. Cadet Sorrels prepares to carry his rider 100 meters. And on my left . .. Chaos is the name of the game in the boot scramble. Cadet Club The Cadet Club is one of the recreational facilities of the Academy. Cadets may relax by playing pool, ping pong, or watching color television. The MMA Exchange is located in the club where cadets may obtain shoe polish, toothpaste, and other essentials. USso oumrfnm vf unnwsnsronf SHOP mnmzsnov fyjvaunf NENROF wal, 4 ' 5 ., ,, f ff, ,Aw-, ,fQwi4f.gf?'Q if is fl ,lmwiswm glg wig: K 1ga'P?gSaW A-,pi-:.,wQ:Si ,F -me -N Q, f.Q,,, .V M, 92116565-9H17',z12 LW Igagfafwkessff - my ,, ,, is ix qsswefs-ff ,, ,. M if ' QQ? if 933 yiflkibiifii wi Mw,.s: ,iw fvwglgigq-Sgii:fxfb3?11 2,2532 L1-:V-0,1-5'-M1fJn51gf,::uw ,,,, ,,,l , , ,wg Mil' ,1fgmf,f- 52:1 ,,msw,,,i , ir, NW if , .,,,,.sm,..f,:,, EU.Q,'fs :QT Eggaigysvgeg M255 -5fi31L: 7f' 55: QQ? 'H 'iw-u.',,ef4f , ,, xfl ,i 5 ,hm ww. fi ,Lw,.. my Imk , mmw, EHSQQQN wi, W ,wif , , in 3 ,figss ns?-i215 jigsaw? 925555 ', -aw ,, -kxw A-Eiga,-wwf , Q, 3, ,Q ,,,L,. Q ,,L: sw H iii -mem :Q 5-M f f . sm? .L,.W ww :wfff:wfwgLgs,: ,, HS 7651 wiJ5:sgwZlfs: f., 5 z:i?f55s5ii -:2229'v' seein ,. ., .Wg , . mM,,,,m,,,.,. ff fy-isfsiif ar Wiz , --,mfs JSM mm. -fm-:g,:,.f, 'mv' ,Q WS QM? 5 ,fqmf Aff-fg f :ef 3: ,mls , X, 2g,gm12,f D, ff V fl Q G igi? i2:geQ1a.fxs1gf-QQ ,., f 5.1, P 1 1ffu.:f,ex-vu, 1g,:-Q - , ,.., W ,--, Ass'-uf 555, . .WK ,, -L wniwff, T? Y: Q an Q .L,, ,,ii,, ,,1.,, Q i., sexuwfi- ,, 6 X, RYE? rhletics Football 69 - .- -- an ini Front Row: E. Pearcy, QMgr.j, W. Lins, M. johnson, J. Morton, W. Arnold, L. Sawyer, K. Morton, S. Easley, J. Milnor. Serond Row: K. Shull, F. johnson, L. Heuer, R. Lemarroy, M. Callas, A. Bradley, D. Miller, P. Hazelton, M. Day, R. New. Third Row: Coach Morton, Coach Reyner, I. McKelvey, M. Kimball, E. Lemarroy, C. Britton, j. Talbott, P. Ortiz, G. Garrells, W Wharton, A. Alexander. LEATHERNECKS 13 Centro Universitario de Mexico 0 32 Port Isabel . . . . .54 O Los Fresnos . . . . .41 0 Santa Rosa ... ...41 0 LaFeria.. ...2 O Rio Hondo ....,.......... . . .30 19 Universidad de Nuevo Leon . . . . . .12 16 Mexico City Cherokees ..... .. . O 20 St. Ioseph of Brownsville .. 0 6 Mexico City Vikings . . . . . . O 98 The '69 football team had a winning season with a five and five record. Once the Leathernecks were down with a one win and five loss record. Amazingly the Leathernecks came back to win their last four games, three of them by shutouts! Coach Morton took over as head coach, and, with assistance from Coach Reyner and Doc Anderson, put together a hard-fighting team of cadets from all parts of the world. Coach Morton and staff did a highly commendable job. The Leathernecks started the season off with a win but lost their next five games, one of them to La Feria, 2-O. However, the Marines came back and won the last four games, including a shut out of the Leathernecks' rival, St. joseph of Brownsville, 20-0. The Marines' leading ground gainer was all-district halfback Buddy Sawyer, who broke the school yardage record with a total of 1604 yards. Another all-district player was Captain Bill Arnold, linebacker. KEITH SI-IULI. KEN NORTON MIKE JOHNSON Quarterback, Senior Quarterback. Sophomore End, Post-Graduate BILI. I.INS BUDDY SAWYER MIKE MORTON Hnlfback, Senior Halfback, Post-Graduate Half-bflfk, Sophomore V if , riff!-P v STEVE EASLEY BILL ARNOLD INIIKE DAY Fullback, junior Fullback, Senior Halfback, Senior LEE HEUER BOB NEW LON BRADLEY Halfback, Senior Halfback, Senior Center, Junior IOI MIKE CALLAS FORREST JOHNSON ROQUE LEMARROY Tackle, Senior Tackle, Senior Tackle, Senior PHIL HAZELTON DANNY MILLER EMILIO LEMARROY Guard, junior Linebacker, Junior Guard, Senior GREG GARRELS Guard, Senior PIERRE ORTIZ JOHN TALBOTT Guard, Senior End, Junior JIM MCKELVY CHANDOS BRITTON BILL WHARTON Guard, Post-Graduate Tackle, Senior Tackle, junior ALEX ALEXANDER MONTY KIMBALL End, Senior End, Senior Double Team L .sg This is a football Team? 1 Mr. Callas shows spirit Team Spirit Bum Which Dummy? Remember, 46 counter Front Row: A. Schwartz, M. Ahoyt, W. Everett, W. Steigerwald, M. I-Ieroy. Second Row: J. Krug, T. Schneider, 1. Meyers, C. Maher, D. Sims, M, Eiermann, A. Bearce. Third Rauf: T. Clark, M. Riner, J, McKeever, J. Miller, J. Riopelle, J. Hewett, G. Tschnra, G. Barnett, M. Forrester JUNIOR VARSITY Season Results Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Military Military Military Military Military Military Military Academy Academy Academy Academy Academy Academy Academy . . . .0 Edcouch-Elsa . . ....0 Mission ....8 Santa Rosa .. ....8 San Isidro .. . Los Fresnos ., . Sharyland ........ . . . .0 Mexico City Vikings ....16 ...4O O .....28 CForfeitj fliorfeitj .....12 This was the first year the Marine Military Academy fielded a junior varsity football team. Coach Lewis, with the able assistance of Doc Anderson, fashioned a fighting team from promising underclassmen, who, otherwise, might not have had a chance to play football, The season's highlight was undoubtedly the game in which the Marines shut out the Santa Rosa Junior Varsity by a score of 8-0. This was the Marine Mili- tary Academy's first game on its own home field and the game ball has been preserved to mark the occasion. The players learned much and gained valuable experi- ence. Next year's varsity squad will be made up of many of this year's team and the Academy's football future will be strengthened by junior varsity football. I07 Basketball 1969-70 1 Szandirzg: Coach Morton, R. Bridgeman, E. Lemarroy, M. johnson, M. Morton, B. Arnold, G. Forche fMgr.j. Kneeling: R. New, L. Heuer, R. Lemarroy, A. Davis, K. Morton, 1. Paquette. MMA MMA 66 San Perlita . . .... 78 54 Mercedes .... . . 62 61 San Perlita . . . .... 75 64 San Benito . . . . . . . 43 36 Weslaco . .... 73 74 Sharyland 8 81 La Feria . . .... 56 39 St. Joseph .... . . 35 60 Weslaco . . . .... 69 60 Sharyland 83 55 Santa Rosa .... .... 5 2 43 La Feria . . . . . . . 63 64 Los Fresnos . .. .... 73 57 Santa Rosa 43 70 San Isidro .... .... 2 5 77 St. Joseph .... .... 7 9 56 San Isidro . . .... 69 62 Los Fresnos 66 70 Santa Rosa . . . .... 64 51 Rio Hondo 57 Basketball 69- O Although this year's basketball season did not equal last year's record of 21-O, the players gained much valuable experience. The basketball season ended with a 7 win, 13 loss record. The Leathernecks played hard at all times and managed to place third in the San Perlita tournament early in the season. Also, one Marine player, co-captain Mike johnson, was chosen as the most valuable player on the all-tournament team. The leading scorer was Mike johnson with an average of 17 points per game, closely followed by Aaron Davis, with an average of 16.4 points per game. Mike Johnson was also leading rebounder with an average of 17 rebounds per game. Varsity vs. Faculty -fzf p' 'K if V 2. M - ,N ROQUE LEMARROY BILL ARNOLD USE HEUER, Guard, Senior Guard, Senior Fofwafd, SCHIOI 1 Xu I BOB NEW EMILIO LEMARROY Forward, Senior Guafd- Senior AARON DAVIS KEN MORTON RANDY BRIDGEMAN Forward, Senior Forward, Sophomore Center, Senior JOHN PAQUETTE MIKE MORTON MIKE JOHNSON Guard, Senior Guard, Sophomore Center, Post-graduate unior Varsity Standing: Coach Morton, C. Maher, J. McKeever, G. Barnett, G Garcia Kneeling: C. Wilhelm, M. Forrester, J. Krug, W. Steigerwald, H Sokol MMA MMA 26 San Perlita .... .... 3 3 45 St. joseph 42 San Perlita .... .... 3 3 29 Sharyland 41 Weslaco . . .... 54 35 La Feria . . 39 La Feria .. .... 23 53 Santa Rosa 38 Weslaco . . .... 54 34 St. joseph . 44 Mercedes . . ..,. 58 42 Los Fresnos 40 San Benito .... .... 5 4 32 Rio Hondo 46 Sharyland . . .... 41 'ff' ' AAA, A 3 H ,.,.R,,,,,,..m 6 ,,,,,, .-... .1 wi 7 If 3 r Wm. 2 ,, if 5 -1 , :ww ..,m,f ,mmm W ar 5? 11 fig ,MP - kg ESQ ZW .. N t ll K L : . . R Q 5 Y' Q 2 ,wk X wssi rv? 1 mfs? gif pi ,, ,' ' ,R Track 1970 ,tp 1. .. ?fg,1'Y2 .45 ex 't NS? Q im i if' 1. Sfaudirzg: K. Morton, C. Britton, G,,Barnett, D. johnson, J. Meyers, M. McKeever, G. Garrels, G. Garcia, Coach Morton K Shull, M, Callas, P. I-Iazelton, C. Maher, D. Austin, R, Bridgeman. Kzzetflizzgx W. Steigerwalcl, L. Heuer, J. Walker, L, Sawyer, M, Joh nson, M. Morton, C. Wilhelm, S. Vrlenich G Forche F Lemarroy. I I4 The Lentherneck track team went to seven meets during the season. The Marines placed consistently in the 440 relay, 100 yard dash and the broad jump. Mike johnson broke the old MMA record of 19' 4V2 with a 21' 2V2 jump and Buddy Sawyer shaved a second off the old 220 yard dash with a 23.1 second run. Sawyer and johnson both broke the MMA 100 yard dash record of 10.4 with 10.2 marks, and the 440 yard relay team lowered that record by 1.1 second to 45.1. , . sf 1-Q2 W wif' A Left to Rigbl: L. Heuer, M. johnson, L. Sawyer, C. Wilhelm 440 Rela Team 'f.l? Tennis Team P. Ortiz, P. Hirt, Major Lewis, P. Haze-lion, J. Meyers, G. Mejlaender. The 1969-70 tennis team went to several tourna- ments during the season. Cadet Meyers placed con- sistently and won two trophies in the McAllen tournament. The tennis team has many returning members and is looking forward to a good season next year. hysical itness Team 9... 'Q Do it for the Corps, Miller. Rigbl za Left: GySgt. Juarez, J. Miller, M. Forrester, E. Riesenberg, M. Day M. Kimball, N. Hawes. This was the first year the Marine Military Academy had a Physical Fitness Team. The team competed in one meet in which they placed first, far above their nearest competition. It is hoped that in the future the Academy can field a Physical Fitness Team which can go to Washington to compete in the national competition. Coach Morton came to the Marine Military Academy from Catholic High School in Memphis, Tennessee, where he was a USMC JROTC instructor and head football coach. His Catholic High School team had a record of 8-1-1 and was rated lst in the state early in the season. Coach Morton has coached high school football for 4 years with the fantastic record of 25-6-2. Coach Morton played and coached service football for fifteen years in the Marines. He has played on many of the Marine teams and some Navy teams. In 1964 he was player-coach for the San Diego Marines when they were all-service champs. Coach Morton has played with and coached many players in the service who are now playing professional football. He is an able coach and the Marine Military Academy is fortunate to have him. In addition to serving as head football coach, Gunnery Sergeant Morton was also head basketball and track coach for the -1969-70 year. II8 Tu Tv-'05, SOXKIIT DQPCLWQQ BUD TENNESSEE Tuxeoo f CD.GG, , ,W ' ' f -- -nr ,',L, 7' , - Gifcm Mfrs! Tenmfssgc who! You Dufusf 5 -.Q wiv Nu New, kick it! II9 W, 1 '51 ETH 1 a Lgsgiigg., , fig: i f L. ..,, .V . . Q, f, y,,,5..f,,.:,, . w5,,:..N Q , Qi -1: .,,. ff, -14: -we ..ff-f4:.fffg-f1fe,-- fy .. Hi-4 ,,fa,,yi.. , -.w,,:..f,,1U,Q- mi, - fZ25?'-'?'Fwffg'ff'?24fiQ'ffffg ..Ji5f:.1, f-'ISK Qjii fL.,,, iw, QM, W:-':1k, ?fff:z fK,3?iz-H1115 ,flint - ,gil L . .,,,' 1 ,,. ,,:. fi His:-'f fmf- sig ' , iiii ii ii ,.-. ', ,,,-' ,'f, 1 .,,, .,,A ,,,,. ,L,, i ii ,,'- .- ,Lh- 7 1 -v,' VVI' ,,K..f, Activities The Marine Corps 1775 to 1969 Birrhda all In November of this year, the Corps of Cadets celebrated the 194th birthday of the U. S. Marine Corps with a traditional Birthday Ball, There were over 200 parents and guests in addition to the Corps of Cadets. The guest of honor was Major General Charles F. Widdecke, USMC, Director of Marine Corps Reserve. ulet XV. S. Henrirks reads the Commandanfs Birthday rnesszigeus Cientrals XX'itlrletke and Hurstl lton hes., X Cadets and their dates go through the receiving line and are greeted by General and Mrs. Hurst and the guest of honor Both young and old cadets enjoy the music. The Sprmg Ball General and Mrs. Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Hodgdon greet the guests at the ball The dancing is begun with a grand march. One of the highlights of the evening was the splendid performance by the silent Drill Team. Everyone enjoys a dance, and the cadets and their ladies are no exception. XX The Ring ance Last year a tradition was started at the Academy, the Ring Dance. The dance is planned and executed by the Seniors and the social committee. Many feel that it gives a special significance to the presentation of the rings, an event which is important to the proud juniors who are receiving their well-deserved class rings. Griffith and McKelvy display the ring the Juniors will pass through to receive their class rings. V5 Qtdet New and his date choose from the many Cadet Britton plays host. delicacies served at the dance. Cadets Sawyer and Wharton and their dates sit out this number to relax. 'Sm A ,,,Nh,. kxx K . ,k y 1 H M, Q ,jylmw V , . f K M iiiii A V ' ' if..f .. i - V i Cadets dance to music played by the Academy combo. I27 The Social irectress f -,,,V 15, my Z 77 sn 8' :LE es Qu' R.. QP. 55: wi U3 IT1 P5 Mrs. Belber, the Academy social directress, has provided much help with the numerous social functions of the Academy. She helped with decorations, programs, and even in finding dates for those cadets who did not have one. All of the cadets will agree that she has done a great deal for the Corps of Cadets for which they are grateful. dl The Dance Band A Place in the Sun The dance band, A Place in the Sun, plays for many of the social functions here at the Academy. They are very talented, having won three awards at the junior talent show in Harlingen. Cadets Emilio Lemarroy, Roque Lemarroy, Randolph Bridgeman, Omar Mondragon and Mike johnson play at an informal dance. Q l 129 'W 1 The Bonfire The MMA vs. St. joe game has become the highlight of the football season. At the bonfire, the Corps rallies the team to inspire them to win. The bonfire had even more of a significance this year because the MMA football team, the Leathernecks, won the contest by a score of twenty to nothing. :fha f Cadets Arnold and Sawyer burn St. joe , E The Corps cheers the team on to victory. T- ., 3 M 3 I 1 Q M. Q l3I Softball Each year the staff and faculty foolishly attempt to equal the skills of the cadets in some sport. This year the sports were softball and basketball. Although the scores were not recorded, the cadets gained easy victories over the aged athletes. The cadets did not exert full effort fearing that their grades and military standings were dependent upon the outcome of each game. Cadets vs Staff -if ,ig 1 4 , via! --is E i.,...- Ms KM, ,mggM ,iiN V . ,ir .. 2- . .2 Y . Slugger Lacourse prepares to miss another one. What? He hit one of my pitches! ! ' and Faculty Basketball l al aa U l F99 ? l l ll? a - .:- -:La X 1 , - Inq,- Informal A number of informal dances were held on Friday and Saturday nights. They provided the Cadets the opportunity to meet girls from the community. Most of the music for QHCCS these dances was provided by the Cadet Combo. -ibm 'H The pool and ping-pong tables were available at the dances held in the Cadet Club. Cadet Sawyer and his date at the Christmas Decorating Party. orth of Mention There were some yearly activities of which pictures were unobtainable but they do deserve to be mentioned. The Bowling League Every other Friday night cadets who joined the bowling league bowled at Creasey's Bowl. The owners were kind enough to let the cadets have the bowling alley for the evening. The cadets were divided into five-man teams and competed among themselves. Sgt. Lacourse deserves special recognition for sponsoring this activity. He made all of the arrangements and transported the cadets to and from the alley. The Senior Banquet The banquet is held each year to honor the senior class. This year it was attended by the staff and faculty and the seniors. It was held at the Ramada Inn. The class will and class prophecy were read at this event. The Most Popular Senior Last year the most popular senior was chosen and his name was announced at the Ring Dance. The event was established as a tradition and Mike Callas was chosen as most popular senior this year. 'Q' ,416 . E 5 mf ,,--ally, fu ,pu c A Wfvi lima.: x I-W 1 4 new-U' !'X,' Q N. X 4 Vs X42 ? MAJOR Davis, A. M. CAPTAIN Bearce, M. P. New, R. V. IST LIEUTENANT Henricks, W. S. ZND LIEUTENANT Card, H. W., III Garrels, G. Kimball, M. W. Walker, M. L. SERGEANT MAJOR Johnson, F. N. IST SERGEANT Alexander, A. E. Miller, D.rA. MASTER SERGEANT Mondragon, O. A. GUNNERY SERGEANT Lins, W. A. Neblett, L. P. Pierce, P. R. STAFF SERGEANT Britton, C. H. Callas, M. Day, M. G. Duncan, S. M. McKelvy, J. C. McKenna, J. C. Rogers, G. A. Rutta, C. D. Sawyer, L. M. Tims, D. B. SERGEANT Addison, P. D. Easley, S. E. SERGEANT Belber, T. J. Trevino, CORPORAL Fitzgerald, W. Laake, L. C. Mehlinger, F. PRIVATE FIRST CLASS Andrews, W. L. Burke, S. J. Corps Roster Upper School Funk, P. C. Hirt, P. L. Johnson, W. F. Monical, S. W. New, M. A. Ortiz, P. Riopelle, J. P. Sims, D. F. Sorrells, J. G. Sproul, CORPORAL Ahoyt, M. K. Bauman,,R. H. Bradley, A. Bridgeman, R. R. Cummins, K. M. Everett, W. L. Faust, G. C. Forche, G. A. Griffith, B. Hawes, H. R. Lemarroy, R. V. Lobasz, M. T. Markus, Morton, J. M. Morton, K. S. Murphy, B. R. Paquette, J. R. Shaw, S. M. Shull, K. W. Sokol, H. V. Turner, C. K. PRIVATE FIRST CLASS Arnold, W. G. Baczewski, S. M. Barnett, G. Bearce, A. L. Beasley, K. M. Clark, T. M. Cocke, G. S. Dickerson, D. E. Dolard, R. A. Fitzgerald, D. A. Grossenbacher, S. M. Lower School Eiermann, S. W. Gremillion, L. Hopkins, R. S. Huston, J. L. Langley, J. E. Mathews, G. K. Mims, G. C. Pearcy, M. S. Reyner, R. R. Roque, I. M. Salter, P. G. Stanfield, R. Hagler, G. A. Hazelton, P. J. Johnson, M. Johnstone, T. S, Lasley, C. H. Moore, D. Paschall, M. L. Pearcy, E. R. Robinson, R. C. Sawyer, S. D. Steigerwald, W. D. Tschura, G. T. Vrlenich, S. Wharton, W. R. Wilhelm, C. W. PRIVATE Austin, D. M. Bell, D. Conrad, M. S. Cooke, R. J. Forrester, M. F. Garcia, G. H. Gregory, D. B. Halstead, E. R. Heroy, M. W. Heuer, L. D. Johnson, D. G. Kaye, T. C. Krug, D. Lemarroy, E. V. Lopez, J. M. Maher, C. A. Meyers, D. Miller, M. O'Connor, W. Riner, M. K. Sartor, S. A. Seward, R. Spees, S. M. Talbott, E. Thigpen, A. F. Walker, D. Welch, T. Woodbury, S. P. PRIVATE Ferguson, E. Grossenbacher, R. A Hall, P. Johnson, K. G. McKeever, F. Mathews, T. W. Morris, W. E. ,- sg a' were established during the parade by the unveiling of a sculptured , bust of the late General H. M. Smith, and the presentation of The Final Parade The final Parade was the last Military function of the year. During the Parade, Mrs. Mary Moody Northen was commissioned an honorary Cadet Colonel. A number of awards and three swords were presented to the Cadet Corps. The Drill Team put on another excellent performance. The General Holland M. Smith Associates e i ' iiv 5 scrolls to the original Associates. , in Vl.. ,s 1 , , , , at i MK' The Reception The final Parade was followed by a reception in the Cadet Club. The guests and visitors were met by a receiving line consisting of Secretary Hittle, Mrs. Mary Moody Northen, General and Mrs. Megee, Major and Mrs. Coleman, Admiral Pirie, and General and Mrs. Hurst. The reception gave cadets, their families and Academy personnel the opportunity to become better acquainted. 1 . K L n W- .X .,. ,. il 5 F i l Assistant Secretary of the Navy JAMES D. HITTLE Secretary James D. Hittle graduated from East Lansing, Michigan High School in 1933. He entered Michigan State University and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1937. After graduation he entered the U. S. Marine Corps as a Second Lieutenant. While stationed at the Naval ROTC Unit at the Uni- versity of Utah, he earned his Master's degree in Oriental History and Geography in 1952. During World War II Secretary Hittle served in both the Atlantic and Pacific areas. As a Lieutenant Colonel in 1944 he was assigned to the 3rd Marine Division on Guam as Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4. His medals and decorations include: the Legion of Merit Medal with Combat V for outstanding service on Iwo Jima as Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4, the Purple Heart, the Presidential Unit Citation, the American Defense Service Medal, the European-African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with one Bronze Star, the American Campaign Medal, the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with one Bronze Star, the World War ll Victory Medal, the China Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, and the Medal of Combat Merit, Republic of France. Preceding his retirement from the Marine Corps in 1960 as a Brigadier General, Secretary Hittle served as Legislative Assistant to the Commandant of the Marine Corps and Assistant for Legislative Affairs to Secretary of Defense Thomas S. Gates. On 3 March 1969, General Hittle assumed the office of Assistant Secretary of the Navy QManpower and Reserve Affairsj. He is the author of numerous articles on the art of war and the development of the general staff. In addition, he has written the book, The Military Staff-Its History and Development, and has edited the condensed version of one of the Military Classics Series, Summary of the Art of War which is based on military changes in the Napoleonic armies. Graduation Valedirlorimz Salzztaforimz Cadet First Lieutenant W. S. Henricks Cadet Corporal R. Paquette The Academic Faculty at Commencement Exercises 7 I 2' 535' S' X lilil ., S-...- 'fe MARHNE MHMTARY ACADEMY 320 IWO JIMA BOULEVARD O HARLINGEN, TEXAS 78550 512-423-6006 A YQUTARJ- ' 2' 2, 3 Q O SUPERINTENDENTfS MESSAGE This has been another good year for MMA, with continuing growth and progress being reflected in all areas of operation. The closing enrollment of 140 cadets was the highest yet, and the graduating class of l97O was the largest and strongest. Median College Board test scores placed the entire top half of-the graduating class above the minimums required by the service academies. The MCJROTC unit received the highest possible rating of HNoteworthyH from the Marine Corps Inspector General for the fourth consecutive year. The scope and variety of our athletic and social programs were increased. Three cadets were appointed to the Naval Academy. Others were accepted, some with NROTC and AROTC scholarships, by a variety of good civilian institutions, including Rice, Univer- sity of Texas, Texas A 8 M, The Citadel, Tulane, Florida State, Purdue, University of Michigan, University of Illinois and Colorado State. Seven graduates will return to MMA as post- graduates in order to enhance their prospects for future ser- vice academy appointments or college scholarships, and for the second consecutive year more than 80? of invited undergraduates will reenroll. A distinguished committee of educators visited the Academy and recommended continuing accreditation by the Texas Education Agency, accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and full membership in the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest. All hands may take justifiable pride in these accomplish- ments, but my particular appreciation, congratulations and best wishes go to the members of the Class of 1970 as they swell the ranks of M A alumni. E . H. HURST Brigadier General, USMC CRetD Superintendent THE WTHTIIIOISE wASHlxf.1oN TO THE 1970 GRADUATING CLASS MARINE MILITARY ACADEM It is traditional on commencement day to congratulate the senior class and to address all of the graduates in terms of what the future holds for them. I am breaking that tra- dition, and instead of congratulating and addressing the class as a whole, I would prefer to direct my thoughts to each of you individually, through this letter. If I had the opportunity to greet each of you individually, this is what I would say: Congratulations -- on being who you are, a unique hu an being capable of making a special contribution o our nation and the world. Congratulations on being fortunate enough to have parents and teachers and administrators who care deeply about you. I don't have to tell you what the future holds for you. You know that life has responsibilities as well as rewards, failures as well as successes, tragedies as well as joys. You know that our nation offers splendid opportznity -- and faces grave problems. On your commencement day, then, the important question is what you hold for the future. I am confident that your special and irreplaceable qualities of mind and heart and spirit will contribute to the building of a string, free and Just nation and a peaceful world. As you go forward you take with you my best wishes and highest hopes. N I Cadet! Parent irectory ADDISON, Paul Davis QMr.-Mrs. Eugene M. Addisonj 1805 16th Street, Huntsville, Texas 77340 AHOYT, Mithcel K. QMSgt.-Mrs. George E. Ahoytj 309 Fox Drive, Del Rio, Texas 78840 ALEXANDER, Allen Eugene QMr.-Mrs. Carl R. Alexanderj 1802 Pinecrest Street, Burlington, N. C. 27215 ARNOLD, William Gregory CML-Mrs. W. D. Arnoldj 102 W. Valencia, Garland, Texas 75040 AUSTIN, Dennis Michael fMr.-Mrs. Ellis H. Austinj P. O. Box 2134, Tripoli, Libya BACZEWSKI, Steve M., III fMr. Steve M. Baczewskij Route 3, 374 Mile South Palm Dr., Harlingen, Texas 78550 BARNETT, Gary fMrs. Margery Barnettj 1186 1st Place, N. W., Washington, D. C. 2001 BAUMAN, Robert Hughes CML-Mrs. John K. Baumanj Route 1, Box 198, Bismarck, North Dakota 58501 BEARCE, Alexander fLt.-Mrs. Herbert P. Bearcej 3121 Greenbrier, Dallas, Texas 75225 BEARCE, Maynard Patrick CLt.-Mrs. Herbert P. Bearcej 3121 Greenbrier, Dallas, Texas 75225 BEASLEY, Kuni Michael fMr.-Mrs. Robert F. Beasleyj 3304 Iowa Park Road, Vffichita Falls, Texas 76305 BELL, Jeffrey Dean CML-Mrs. Conly Bellj P. O. Box 363, Elsa, Texas 78543 BRADLEY, Alonzo Joseph fMr.-Mrs. A. Bradleyj Box 26, Marinqouin, Louisiana 70757 BRIDGEMAN, Randolph Ralph ,fMr.-Mrs. Ralph Bridgemanj 306 Wfest James Street, Greer, South Carolina 29651 BRITTON, Chandos Hurstell QMr.-Mrs. C. H. Britton, Drawer 70, McAllen, Texas 78501 CAI.LAS, Michael Joseph fMrs. Amelia Parra Callasj 154 E. Jefferson, Brownsville, Texas 78520 CARD, Horace William, III fCol.-Mrs. H. W. Card, 1307 Ann Street, Harlingen, Texas 78550 CLARK, Terrance M. CLcdr.-Mrs. Lawrence A. Clarkj 323 South 16, Quincy, Illinois 62301 COCKE, Guy Staton, fMr.-Mrs. Jimmy Cockej P. O. Box 1751, Harlingen, Texas 78550 CONRAD, Marc Steven CML-Mrs. Loy H. Conradj Box 497, Gooding, Idaho 83530 COOKE, Rory John QMrs. Edith C. Lallij 1351 Campbell Lane, Sacramento, California 95822 CUMMINS, Kieran Michael CMrs. Helen Cumminsj Skidmore, Missouri 64487 DAVIS, Aaron Michael CMr.-Mrs. Walter C. Davisj 1265 Via Jose, Livermore, California 94550 DAY, Michael Gregory QMr.-Mrs. H. Dayj 1848 Kendall, Camarillo, California 93010 DICKERSON, David Edward CMr.-Mrs. John Dickersonj 13223 Meandering Way, Dallas, Texas 75240 DOLARD, Robert A. CMajor-Mrs. R. Dolardj 2225 Las Tunas Road, Santa Barbara, California 93103 DUNCAN, Scott Moore CDr.-Mrs. George Duncanj 1802 E. Washington, Harlingen, Texas 78550 EASLEY, Stephen Earl QMr.-Mrs. B. E. Easleyj 2013 New Mexico, Baytown, Texas 77520 EVERETT, WILLIAM L. QMr.-Mrs. C. Everettj 1334 43rd Street, Los Alamos, New Mexico 87544 FAUST, George Christopher CCapt.-Mrs. A. R. Faustj Route 1, Box 354, Mission, Texas 78572 FITZGERALD, David Alan CML-Mrs. Alan C. Fitzgeraldj 441 Woodland Drive, Harlingen, Texas 78550 l48 FORCHE, Gregory Allen CLt. Col. Robert L. Forche-fatherj P. O. Box 9143, San Antonio, Texas 78204 fMrs. Ione N. Forche-motherj 3332 S. Staples Corpus Christi, Texas 78404 FORRESTER, Michael Francis fGySgt.-Mrs. William Forresterj 9501 MEMQ, MCSC, Albany, Georgia 31704 FUNK, Presley Clyde, IV QDr.-Mrs. Presley C. Funkj 4025 Lovers Lane, Dallas, Texas 75225 GARCIA, Gerardo H. Uudge-Mrs. H. A. Garciaj P. O. Box 621, Brownsville, Texas 78520 GARRELS, Gregory Jay QLt.-Mrs. Talmadge K. Wileyj 5857 Fulmar Avenue, Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706 GREGORY, David Berry CMr.-Mrs. D. W. Gregoryj 902 Rosewood Drive, Dickinson, Texas 77539 GRIFFITH, James Beattie QMrs. Lowee C. Griffithj 538 Jones Avenue, Waynesboro, Georgia 30830 GROSSENBACHER, Stephen Michael CMr.-Mrs. Maxey Grossenbacherj 814 E. Whitehouse Circle, Harlingen, Texas 78550 HAGLER, Gary Arden fMrs. Wylma Edwardsj 1613 Cardinal Drive, Harlingen, Texas 78550 HALSTEAD, Edwin Ronald CCapt.-Mrs. Howard C. Halsteadj cfo Air America, Inc. APO San Francisco, Calif. 96352 HAWES, Hugh Rust, III fMr.-Mrs. Hugh R. Hawes, P. O. Box 1015, Wharton, Texas 77488 HAZELTON, Philip John fMr.-Mrs. Dorsey Hazeltonj 900 Oakdale Drive, Findlay, Ohio 45840 I-IENRICKS, Wfilliam Steven fMr.'Mrs. Ralph Juillardj 2324 S. Parkwood, Harlingen, Texas 78550 HEROY, Mark William fMrs. Sherry Heroyj Route 1, Box 134, Sneads Ferry, North Carolina 28460 HEUER, Lee Donald CML-Mrs. Donald Heuerj 315 E. Locust, Deming, New Mexico 88030 HIRT, Paul Leroy Jr. fLt. Col.-Mrs. Paul L. Hirtj 3124 South Glebe Road, Arlington, Virginia 22202 JOHNSON, Dirke Gordon fBGen.-Mrs. William G. Johnsonj 4052 Loma Rivera Circle, San Diego, California 92110 JOHNSON, Forrest Nels CML-Mrs. Orrin W. Johnsonj 825 North 5th, Harlingen, Texas 78550 JOHNSON, Martin James CMr.-Mrs. William H. Johnsonj P. O. Box 296, Hitchcock, Texas 77563 JOHNSON, Michael Wfayne fMrs. Hilda A. Garrettj 2907 Doyle Avenue, Columbus, Georgia 31907 JOHNSON, Wendell Fredrick CML-Mrs. Orrin W. Johnsonj 825 North 5th, Harlingen, Texas 78550 JOHNSTONE, Thomas Stanley CML-Mrs. Edward B. Johnstonea Box 2134, Tripoli, Libya, North Africa KAYE, Thomas Cavanaugh fDr. Orin W. Kayej Route 1, Box 283, Harlingen, Texas 78550 KIMBALL, Monty Wayne CML-Mrs. Keesey Kimballj Box 217, Alpine, Texas 79830 KRUG, James Dennis CML-Mrs. Thomas Krugj 22 Seville Way, San Mateo, California 94402 LASLEY, Charles Haden Jr. CDr.-Mrs. Charles H. Lasleyj 10476 Vonn Road, Largo, Florida 33540 LEMARROY, Emilio Vargas CML-Mrs. Roque Lemarroyj Zamora 313, Coatzacoalcos, Vera Cruz, Mexico LEMARROY, Roque Vargas CML-Mrs. Roque Lemarroyj Zamora 313, Coatzacoalcos, Vera Cruz, Mexico LINS, William Anthony fMr.-Mrs. Lawrence Leo Linsj P. O. Box 64, Boling, Texas 77420 LOBASZ, Miroslaw Thomas CML-Mrs. Zbigniew Lobaszj 5501 W. Edgerton Avenue, Greenfield, Wisconsin 53220 LOPEZ, Jose Ma. CMr.-Mrs. Jose Ma. Lopez Barananoj Rio Papaloanan 307-Col Mexico, Monterrey Nuevo Leon, Mexico McKELVY, James Craig QMr.-Mrs. James P. McKelvyJ Gulf Oil Company QNigeriaj Ltd., PMB 2469, Lagos, Nigeria MCKENNA, James Charles fMaj.-Mrs. George X. McKennaJ Quarters 53, Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Va. 22134 MAHER, Charles Arthur fMr.-Mrs. Charles Maher, Sr.J 628 Davis Drive, Mt. Vernon, Indiana 47620 MARKUS, John Juri CML-Mrs. Juri Markusj 2 Magaw Place, Apt. 22A, New York, N. Y. 10033 MEYERS, Jay D. fLt. Col.-Mrs. James F. Meyers, MOQ, 1762C Barnett Circle, Camp Pendleton, California 92055 MILLER, Dannie Allen fMr,-Mrs. Charles A. Millerj 33 Babbitt Lane, Willingboro, New Jersey 08046 MILLER, Justin McCarthy QCOI.-Mrs. Justin Miller, P. O. Box 1669 WCOA, Pensacola, Florida 32507 MONDRAGON, Omar Adalbert CML-Mrs. Al Mondragonj 309 Briggs CP. O. Box 1491J, Nogales, Arizona 85621 MONICAL, Stephen Wayne QMr.-Mrs, Waymon E. Monicalj General Delivery, Lopeno, Texas 78564 MOORE, John D., Jr. CMr.-Mrs. John D. Moore, Sr.J 3001 Harrison, Trenton, Michigan 48143 MORTON, James Michael fGySgt.-Mrs. James A. Mortonj 2401 Parkwood, Harlingen, Texas 78550 MORTON, Kenneth Scott CGySgt.-Mrs. James A. Mortonj 2401 Parkwood, Harlingen, Texas 78550 MURPHY, Brian Robert fDr.-Mrs. John P. Murphyj 8423 Crowley Place, Alexandria, Virginia 22308 NEBLETT, Larry Paul CMr.-Mrs. Paul S. Neblettj 6900 Meadow Lake Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75214 NEW, Michael Archer QMr. Robert V. New-fatherj 5619 Fannin Street, Houston, Texas 77006 fMrs. Arline New-motherj 7711 Broadway, Apt. 19C, San Antonio, Texas 78209 NEW, Robert Valentine Jr. CML Robert V. New-fatherj 5616 Fannin Street, Houston, Texas 77006 QMrs. Arline New-motherJ, 7711 Broadway, Apt. 19C, San Antonio, Texas 78209 O'CONNOR, William Joes CML-Mrs. William Bernard O'ConnorJ cfo Mrs. Lomond Wilgus Route 4, Box 380, Tyler, Texas 75701 ORTIZ, Pierre Julien, Jr. fCol.-Mrs. Pierre Julien Ortiz, Sr.J 69520 Fairway Road, Desert Hot Springs, California 92240 PAQUETTE, John Rusfell fCol.-Mrs. Russell M. Paquettej 17305 Fairfield, Detroit, Michigan 48221 PASCHALL, Mark Lynn QDr.-Mrs. Charles L. Paschallj 509 Woodland, Harlingen, Texas 78550 PEARCY, Eddie Russell QCol.-Mrs. Eddie E. Pearcyj 2912 Camino Del Zuro, Thousand Oaks, California 91360 PIERCE, Phillip Roach CML-Mrs. Wesley P. Piercej 12825 Jupiter Road, Apt. 1059, Dallas, Texas 75238 RIESENBERG, Eric Matthew fMr.-Mrs. Riesenbergj RFD 1, Mont Vernon, New Hampshire 03057 RINER, Michael Keith fMr.-Mrs. James V. Rinerj 2319 Glenhaven, Houston, Texas 77025 RIOPELLE, Joseph Peter, Jr. fMr.-Mrs. Joseph P. Riopellej Pleasant Street, Dunstable, Mass. 08127 ROBINSON, Ross Crispin QRev.-Mrs. C. M. Robinson, 216 Corona Crescent, San Benito, Texas 78586 ROGERS, Gerald Alan fMr.-Mrs. Charles A. Rogers, Jr.J Route 1, Box 36-B, Weslaco, Texas 78597 RUTTA, Charles Dominic CMrs. Charles D. Ruttaj 1217 Travis, Columbus, Texas 78934 SARTOR, Scott Allen QMr. Joseph O. Sartor, Jr.J 14037 Brookcrest, Dallas, Texas 75240 SAWYER, Lloyd Merrill, Jr. CML-Mrs. L. M. Saywerj Route 4, Box 85, Yorktown, Virginia 23490 SAWYER, Stanley D. Jr. fMr.-Mrs. S. D. Sawyer, Sr.J 522 West Buchanan, Harlingen, Texas 78550 SEWARD, Ralph Johnston CML-Mrs. Douglas C. Sewardj 99515 South Wynden, Houston, Texas 77027 SHAW, Samuel Mark IV, CML-Mrs. Samuel Showj 1200 12th Street, Golden, Colorado 80401 SHULL, Keith William fMr.-Mrs. William S. Shullj 1635 Homestead, Toledo, Ohio 43605 SIMS, David Forsyth fMaj.-Mrs. Charles N. Simsj 5917 Killarney, Corpus Christi, Texas 78413 SOKOL, Henry Victor fMr.-Mrs. John Sokolj 139 E. Washington Street, Brownsville, Texas 78520 SORRELLS, James Golden QMr.-Mrs. Bill Sorrellsj 425 Stratford Court, Mani Apts. 9997, Del Mar, California 92014 SPEES, Stephen Michael fMr.-Mrs. Walter Speesj Universal Oil Products, 30 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines, Ill. 60016 . SPROUL, James, IV CMrs. Sheliah Putnam Sproulj 131 N. Fairview Avenue, Upper Darby, Penn. 19082 STEIGERWALD, William D. fSgt. Maj.-Mrs. William E. Steigerwaldj 1825 Warren, Harlingen, Texas 78550 TALBOTT, John Edward QMrs. John W. Talbottj Route 1, Waverly, Iowa 50677 THIGPEN, Alan Forest CMr.-Mrs. B. B. Thigpenj 13914 Kimberley Lane, Houston, Texas 77024 TIMS, Dennis Bud QMr.-Mrs. Francis B. Timsj 440 Fletcher Drive, Atherton, California 94025 TSCHURA, Gerald T. CMr.-Mrs. John Tschuraj 4719 S. Kilpatrick, Chicago, Illinois 60632 TURNER, Christopher Kinnear QMr.-Mrs. Lambert Turner, r. 371003 Palos Verdes, Palos Verdes Estates, California 90074 VRLENICH, Steve QMrs. Margot Vrlenichj 188 Claremont Avenue, Long Beach, California 90803 WALKER, John David CMrs. Ree Walker Aguirrej Apartado 248, Cuidad Valles, S.L.P., Mexico WALKER, Michael Lee fMrs. Ree Walker Aguirrej Apartado 248, Cuidad Valles, S.L.P., Mexico WELCH, Thomas Irvan fMr.-Mrs. Irvan A. Welchj 3433 Lees Avenue, Long Beach, California 90808 WHARTON, William Randolph fMr.-Mrs. Donald Whartonj cfo Air America, Inc., APO San Francisco, California 96352 WILHELM, Charles W. QMr.-Mrs. George H. Wilhelmj Box 54, Aransas Pass, Texas 78336 LOWER SCHOOL ANDREWS, Lloyd Wayne CMrs. Ellen N. Andrewsj 305 Virginia Lane, Friendswood, Texas 77546 BELBER, Timothy Joseph CMrs. Hilda Belberj 1635 Hamilton, Harlingen, Texas 78550 BURKE, Scott Jacob CMr.-Mrs. Beatty T. Burkej 940 East Main, Carlingville, Illinois 62626 EIERMANN, Stephen Warren CML-Mrs. Chester W. Eiermannj 1014 Luxor Drive, Corpus Christi, Texas 78412 FERGUSON, James Eric QMr.-Mrs. Robert M. Fergusonj 6954 Aswan Drive, Corpus Christi, Texas 78412 FITZGERALD, James Wallace CMr.-Mrs. Alan C. Fitzgeraldj 441 Woodland Drive, Harlingen, Texas 78550 GREMILLION, Lance Joseph QMr.-Mrs. Maurice Gremillionj American Embassy, San Salvador, Washington, D. C. 20521 I49 GROSSENBACHER, Robert fMr.-Mrs. Maxey Grossenbacherj 814 E. Whitehouse Circle, Harlingen, Texas 78550 HALL, Jeffery P. 'fMr.-Mrs. Jack W. Hallj P. O. Box 183, Gaithersburg, Maryland 20760 HOPKINS, Randle Scott fMrs. Bobbye J. Hopkins-motherj P. O. Box 1007, Harlingen, Texas 78550 fMr. Bill R. Hopkins-fatherj Gretna, Louisiana HUSTON, John Larry fMr. Joseph S. Hustonj 601 East College, Llano, Texas 78643 JOHNSON, Kevin G. fBGen.-Mrs. William G. Johnsonj 4052 Loma Rivera Circle, San Diego, California 92110 LAAKE, Lowell Charles fMr.-Mrs. Lowell Laakej 1787 Carthage Court, Brownsville, Texas 78520 LANGLEY, JAMES E. CMr.-Mrs. Edgar N. Langleyj P.O. Box 643, Harlingen, Texas 78550 MCKEEVER, Joseph Franklin CLt. Col.-Mrs. Eugene C. McKeeverj 1515 Marigold, McAllen, Texas 78501 MATHEWS, Gerald K., II CML-Mrs. Gerald K. Marthewsj 2219 Susan, Harlingen, Texas 78550 MATHEWS, Terrance Wayne QMr.-Mrs. Robert G. Mathewsj 102 N. Stuart Place Road, Harlingen, Texas 78550 MEHLINGER, Fred, III fMaj.-Mrs. Marion Mehlingerj 173 N. Burlington Avenue, Bridgeton, N. 08302 MIMS, Grover C., II fMr.-Mrs. John E. Mims, Sr.J 208 Ashworth Avenue, Brevard, North Carolina 28712 MORRIS, William Benjamin QMr.-Mrs. Herbert R. Morrisj Zacamixtle 602, Tampico, Tamps., Mexico PEARCY, Marc Stephen fCol.-Mrs. E. E. Pearcyj 2912 Camino Del Zuro, Thousand Oaks, California 91360 REYNER, Richard R. fMr.-Mrs. Webster C. Reynerj 320 Iwo Jima Boulevard, Harlingen, Texas 78550 ROQUE, Illow Martin, Jr. fLt. Col.-Mrs. I. M. Roquej 3011 Thunder Drive, Oceanside, California 92054 SALTER, Philip G. fMr.-Mrs. Leslie P. Salterj 1434 Pollard Parkway, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808 STANFIELD, James Randall QMr.-Mrs. Denman Stanfieldj 225 Montezuma, Colonial Del Valle, Monterrey, Mexico TREVINO, Jorge Javier QMr.-Mrs. Sergio Trevinoj Alvaro Obregon 99558, Matamoros, Tamps. Mexico WOODBURY, Scott Port QMr.-Mrs. John D. Hawnj 15 Hewitt Drive, Corpus Christi, Texas 78404 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERSXSTAFF Brigadier General Hunter Hurst, USMC CRetj Superintendent's House, Marine Military Academy 320 Iwo Jima Boulevard, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Mrs. Hilda Jo Belber 1635 Hamilton, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Mrs. Era Bruton 320 Iwo Jima Boulevard, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Colonel H. W. Card, Jr., USMC QRetj 1307 Ann Street, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Mrs. Bernice Dodson 1214 Grimes Road, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Mrs. Wylma Edwards 1613 Cardinal Drive, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Colonel C. L. Granger, USMC fRetJ 1410 Morgan Boulevard, Apt. 402, Harlingen, Texas Mrs. Bobbye J. Hopkins P. O. Box 1007, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Mrs. Dora Hummert 1017 E. Tyler, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Mrs. Linda Jackson 217 E. Harding, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Lt. Colonel James G. Kelly, USMC QRetj 1410 Morgan Boulevard, Apt. 305, Harlingen, Texas 78550 iso , N. L., 78550 Mrs. Wilma Langley P. O. Box 643, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Mr. Burton C. Crowe 1821 E. Van Buren, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Mr. Billy McKinney 621 W. McKinley, Harlingen, Texas 78550 , MILITARY STAFF Colonel Donald M. Beck, USMC fRetJ 2202 East Ella Drive, Harlingen, Texas 78550 HMIC Richard A. Anderson, USN fRetJ 2301 Gayle Park, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Major John H. Austin, USMC fRetJ 1208 East Crockett Avenue, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Sgt. Maj. W. E. Steigerwald, USMC fRetJ 1825 Warren, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Sgt. Maj. Herman C. Bruton, USMC QRetJ 320 Iwo Jima Boulevard, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Rev. Starke Dillard 2408 Ella, Harlingen, Texas 78550 GySgt. Naun Juarez USMC fRetJ 320 Iwo Jima Boulevard, Harlingen, Texas 78550 1st Sgt. Robert A. Lacourse, USMC fRetJ 2414 E. Ella Drive, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Jack M. Watso, former GySgt. USMC 320 Iwo Jima Boulevard, Harlingen, Texas 78550 MGySgt. Wilmot H. Wolf, USMC fRetJ Casa Granados, 1802 E. Washington, Harlingen, Texas 78550 ACADEMIC FACULTY Mr. G. Hodgdon 320 Iwo Jima Boulevard, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Mrs. Ree Walker Aguirre, Apartado 248, Cuidad Valles, S.L.P., Mexico James P. Akin 1309 E. Bowie, Harlingen, Texas 78550 James H. Callas Post Office Box 1854, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Cmdr. R. A. Close, USN fRetJ 204 Austin Blvd., Edinburg, Texas 78539 John deMonch 700 N. Austin, San Benito, Texas 78586 James L. Dickinson, Jr. Bence Apartments, 214 N. 10th, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Capt. Allen R. Faust, USN fRetJ Route -1, Box 354, Mission, Texas 78572 Lt. Colonel Irving Goldner, USAF fRetJ 1410 Morgan Boulevard, Apt. 404, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Richard Hockaday Route 3, Box 68K, Los Fresnos, Texas 78566 Charles J. Johnson 1410 Morgan Boulevard, Apt. 202, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Dr. Orin W. Kaye Route 1, Box 283, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Major Claude H. Lewis, USMC fRetJ 557 North Sam Houston, San Benito, Texas 78586 GySgt. James A. Morton, USMC fRetJ 2401 Parkwood, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Webster C. Reyner 320 Iwo Jima Boulevard, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Major Charles H. Sundin, USAF fRetJ 2325 E. Adams, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Nicholas Tremark 1906 Laurel Drive, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Edward Timlin 401 Sycamore, McAllen, Texas 78501 Mrs. Janet Volkart 2319 E. Adams, Harlingen, Texas 78550 Compliments of VILLAGE BARBER AND STYLE SHOP 807 Nor+l'1 77 Sunshine S+rip iCoronado Villagel Harlingen, Texas ORANGE JULIUS OF SUN VALLEY 7l2 Sun Valley Shopping Cenrer H l T ar ingen, exas i Congralulalions +o flue Class of I970 From CLYDE'S HOLIDAY IN N RESTAU RANT Compliments of ALDRIDGE-WASHMON COMPANY 2702 Sou+l1 Commerce Harlingen, Texas Congratulations ..,, --n..... , WHITE CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Hlg T l54 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 200l Sou'rh Commerce Harlingen H in A ,f G S Janata nnucs .., ,I A HOLIDAY INN I90l W. Tyler Harlingen, Texas GA 5-l8l0 We Welcome Coders And Their Parents THF Lffvl 2N IRIIL TI-IE LEMGN TREE 1220 SOUTH 77 SUNSHINE STRIP 0 HARLINGEN, TEXAS Congra1'ula+ions 'ro +he Seniors From GUENZEL METAL PRODUCTS 2I I5 N. 77 Sunshine Sfrip Harlingen ROY'S F LOO RC RA FT A Compleie Line of Carpefls 'l'o Suii' Your Parficular Need Valley Wide Service 80I N. 77 Sunshine S+rip Harlingen lcoronado Village Shopping Cenferl 1, , C N, N . :ssis 6136! gfl!f'uf 5557 ?amf65'Q' Gills-Slafionery-Russell S'rover Candies HALLMARK CARDS 709 Coronado Soufh Harlingen l55 Congra+ula+ions and Besl' Wishes Fm DAVIS orrlce MACHINE ROUND TIRES SALES AND SERVICE ik Srnilh Corona Typewrilers Hermes Adding and Calculaling Machines The Finesi' Quali'I'y of Merchandise and Sewing Brownsville' Harlingen' Service Found Anywhere I402 Nor+h 77 Sunshine Sfrip Harlingen, Texas Weslaco and Raymondville Areas and Poin'I's Beiween. 522 E. Harrison Harlingen Good Luclc. Seniors C. R. ANTHONY CO. 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Jackson Avenue Harlingen. Texas W- R- GORRELL RUTH GORRELL Valley Janitor Supply Co. -- DISTRIBUTORS OF,JOHNSON'S WAX PRODUCTS -- DR H CUMMER E AT ADAMS ST. PHONE GARFIELD 3-4342 P. U. BDX 13D HARLINGEN. TEXAS at MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 81 EULIIPMENT i' -eq,-W... , it 4' W ., ALWAYsgi1ccof,:1'Uf'ff ?Ts3f:? 2251 SH ' ra n Complimenfs of ARROYO LUMBER 81 SUPPLY VALPRINT INC. The Finesf in Prinfing Service and Quamy ZI4 N. Commerce Phone GA 3-OI48 Harlingen 5o7N F 1 H I g 3 I :wr 4 ff' M255 V A The Vailey's Larges+ THE BUG MAN 7Ol W. Harrison Harlingen, Texas All 1 gwfgmn , ' QM? sf 5 'Q' ii fi 'sgis if -'H wt, w . A, '- . Con rafulahons fo +he ,5 , ' -V i V 'Q 9 dal 'V iw Marine Military Academy f l I C y QE' 5 e r V a ,igtfpee 10:5 I SFU fr if X- wHAr MAKES Run? ilk c,fwNf, muwr RUsTL'NG cHo'c' sms ron ms nm sm ' S3 SMF! 'li D11 RQI1 NAVZC il! 'iii -an .9 4-J 1,4 nl B Q O Congraiuiaiions, Seniors! SEVILLE MOTOR HOTEL Wanna? 7cZdlen l8O0 W. 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Central Power and Light Company, like more than 300 other investor-owned power companies throughout the country, ls planning and building right now to make sure there'll always be plenty of power year after year for your every need. CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY An Investor-Owned Business Serving A Mllllon People -712006 A44-4444 AA44..- A4 ELECTRONIC X A INSTRUMENTAW I SERVING HARLINGEN 5 pl and +he Congra+ula+ions 5 MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY +o Hue 'S ...X X Q --xt X NNI W 'TE - S f , W- CLASS 1 W' ,' QF f R I VALLEY TRANSIT 1970 f COMPANY FRANK FORSTNER A friendly Valley Service HHH Complimenis fo +l'Ie MARINE Congra+ula+ions MILITARY ACADEMY From FROM A GREAT ADMIRER A GOOD FRIEND F. L. FLYNN Congrafulafions and Besi' Wishes 'Io Ihe Marine MiIi+ary Academy AYERS RAMBLER INC. BOGGUS MOTOR COMPANY GEORGE DORRIS PONTIAC-BUICK INC. FERGUSON MOTOR COMPANY LeNOIR OLDSMOBILE COMPANY KNAPP CHEVROLET COMPANY VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY VALLEY AUTOMOBILE DEALER'S ASSOCIATION Harlingen, Texas Complimenfs of GA 3-9230 502 No. Isl Harlingen 464-340 I 709 Miller Donna SW 7-252 I 205 W. Sfafe Hwy. La Feria Everyfhing in Lumber and Builders Supplies Besf Wishes Io 'rhe MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY YOUNG FASHIONS Laurel Parlc Shopping Cenfer Harlingen BEST WISHES ROOFING SHEET METAL Swim: J?-all COMPANY SOUND CONTROL ROOF DECKS fx' -an -1 :1.:--.121 -1 - - . ' :E 'Wifi-421' f , f . I 'Mile Wesf S+a're Highway Iu.S. HWY. 831 HARLINGEN Complimenls of TRI-PAK MACHINERY SERVICE, INC Equipmenl' 'For Ihe Fruii' and Vegefable Shippers II02 N. Commerce HARLINGEN Our sincere besf wishes from JUNKIN'S DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE 5I6 W. Jackson Harlingen, Texas HOST TO MMA'S GUESTS SUN VALLEY MOTOR HOTEL RlC'HARD'S RESTAURANT P O. Box 1029 GA 3-4545 GA 3-7222 l802 S. 77 Sunshine Sfrip Harlingen, Texas 78550 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! 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