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

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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

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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.

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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.