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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1976 volume:

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YA L ., fx' A : i i l f i MV .pf - k , if L f 5 f K 1 . 1 'f od f DEDICATION. . .1976 HOLLAND M. SMITH ASSOCIATES Mr. Perry R. Bass Mr. E. W. Brown CDeceased7 Mr. and Mrs. George R. Brown Mr. Hill Cocke Sr. Majorl. D. Stetson Coleman, USMCRQretJ QDeceasedJ Mrs. Dorothy Wooden Coleman Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gracey Major Christian de Guigne III Major and Mrs. Orrin W. Johnson As many of the private schools around the country are closing their doors because of sagging enrollments, the Marine Military Academy is growing faster and larger than had been expected since its opening in 1965. This is due mostly to the generous financial bequests from a very special group of individuals, The Holland M. Smith Associates. Their interest in seeing the Academy grow has been a benefit of our country and its youth. It has helped us to gain an international reputation and is hereby acknowledged with the following dedication: Ladies and gentlemen of the Holland M. Smith Associates, We the 1976 Corps of Cadets of the Marine Military Academy salute you. With utmost gratitude we acknowledge your finan- cial support of our school. In this special Bicentennial Year we hereby dedicate this 1976 edition of the Pass in Review to you with our wish that on these pages you will share with us the great pride we take in our country and school. Mr. James J. Johnson Brigadier General Walter S Mcllhenny, USMCR Cretl Mr. Clint Murchison, Jr. Mr. Vernon F. Neuhaus Mrs. Mary Moody Northen Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Wallace HONORARY MEMBERS: General Vernon E. McGee, USMC CRet.J General Leonard P. Chapman, USMCR fRet.J General Robert E. Cushman, USMC CRet.J SM X ,Q f, , ,Q-V' , my 4 30 .V '55 . f, x , K , X-.ami - l Q -Q ,Vg M-.55 - Q is 3 Q s wk.. ,4 ,sf - ' K yr, vi 3 1' 131 f .K 'Q Jn l 3 -x . Il K Q2 ,. x .1 -.1 31 N 1 X, 'I X . S Q X 9' x A ,g.,,, I ' J-5 W 3' ., ,kai ii Q 55 -1 X . A . it X I xw in I, Q , 7 . 4 x N 'W 1 V K , H Q ' 3 ,11 , . Q A F' viii, 'SA Nar- .. .pa s '43-f 'Q ' K lv' .., 'wr hy'-as Yu . - - 'R aw :.g - r .hs , ' 1 J xg- nf' 'V 2. .: VW' X' ' - ,, 1:4 Q -, . .Ls K Qt 'Q 'wa-Q ,- h K I K 13 P gk-.lap ut Q ,F-5, 1 ali rl l A th' KEQKQI G ' AA: fp .t afar.. . gt g,XNwf jr M: -I3 Z'- D TRUE SPIRIT NEVER DIES - IT JUST GROWS! When it came time to choose a theme for the 1976 Pass in Review, we knew it had to be something very special to cele- brate America's Bicentennial Birthday. We wanted to join our fellow Americans in saluting our land. Throughout the nation cities and towns were busily planning pageants, special exhibits, and countless other ways to let the world know how proud we are of our heritage. So. we here at the Marine Military Academy realized our theme had to reflect the pride WE 'felt in the two hundred years of growth and achievement which make The United States of America the world power it is today. At the same time the Academy would be celebrating its own birthday, for 1976 represents the tenth year of our school's exist- ence. The Marine Military Academy is the nation's only Marine oriented military preparatory school, and our birthday coin- cides with two hundred years of existence of thc inspiration upon which our school was founded- The United States Marine Corps. The problem of how to extend our congratulations to all three on an equal basis was quickly solved when we 'chose the cover design for the 1976 yearbook. Everyone at the Academy is proud of the beautiful painting entitled American Youth - The Spirit of 76 which Dmitri Vail, the world famous portrait artist, presented to the Academy last year. For this reason we contrasted the new Spirit of 76 with thc equally famous painting The Spirit of 1776 by an early American artist. We felt the contrast between these two examples of American spirit, past and present, would lct everyone 'know this year the spirit to achieve, better yet to excel , in all we did was evident in .every phase of our school life here at Marine Military Academy. Enrollment was up, cadet morale was outstanding, our athletic teams were top-rated in all sports, new Academic comses were challenging the minds of all students, as n dedicated administration, faculty and military department led the way to make this year of 1916 the biggest and the best in Academy history. . ' We , the staff of the 19'76 Pass in Review, feel that in this yearbook, we have ,paid due homage to our country., our inspira- tion, -and our school , and as you glance through its pages you will see that the Spirit of JG is indeed a very .real thing for the cadets of the Marine Military Academy. as ---anus:-N +' - FRCDM THE HALLS OF MONTEZUMA 26st. Commandant OI Lhe Marine Corps, General Louis H. Wilson ,Q I I I U.S. Marines helping the Army storm Chapultepec on Sept. 13, 1847 I Elly! 'fl .S711h'.s' FIRST IN H'E f2f 6's O The pride of the Corps is expressed in this WWI In WWI Marines were heralded for their proficiency in close com recruiting poster bat. 6 .Q . ,- As r Iwo Jima flag raising on Moum suribachi Feb. 19, 1944. 1976 recruiting poster Stresses rhe need for only the best . Constitution bombarding the Barbary pirates forts at Tripoli Aug. 3, 1804. - - i 3 L r TO THE SHORES r. 11yi' .- A -X 's .fvk J Kirk CDF TRIPGLI 1-+ 75 Samuel Nicholas, First Com- r r ' mandant of the Marine Corps. The Marine Corps builds men. r gqg.1.Wq4jzqr 13: ggixff 1 7-if . K- .':. v , ' L: pf-wa ,ggi g ' 1'...1-f!:.2Z.n!X1'-f 'T iff -111212:-21: rv: . ' AW J' : A - F x fi-Rgykl 1 . nga, i 'F Lk :ER if-5 if? i ,,.. , ,,. fl HA M ---Hwang QE Y ,M ,ML M I' xi' ' T , 1 ,R , 5 N 3 'mf Q is -wwf. ' 5 Q' 5 s . 1-an ' 5 in 1 .' 3 4. lm-:wi 1 SM. I ,Q fi -5 Ri! PW? If f x fm. . ii, .fi Hi 4 Q , 'arf 'al' A s 4 THE BEST IN THE NATICDN, Maurice Wilmoth M.M.A. 's lst Cadet. The lst. Cadet Corps - 1965-66 Capt. William Gary co-founder of M.M.A. donation from Gy. Sgt. Jack Allerton. l U General Vernon Megee cuts cake at Academy's lst Birthday Ball. General E. A . POLLOCK co- founder of M. M. A . , . Cheering on the RED PLAGUE ATE THE PAST. . . AND SALUTE THE FUTURE I' 4-Q-1 C ,Q nn ' L- , - Q. N ...s,...,':a Q 0.0 x '-Q-0' .YI ' , n 4- 3 5, ' Q ' 'Q ' ' ' lf' 5 ' ' ... If -ff ..' 1 .- M I '15, 4 atv . X , I' g , . U' H FP W , pf: V-1 ,. k-'aff 1 5 .4 f ffo n' .5 Resin. Q L N :fp A A IA! 5:11. xx 'X ' Ms- Q g S I V 'J x I. . Qu' , . -.-Ai' , . gb . sl .go ' . .--.-Y.. . 25 1, 9 -4 ' f-Q. 'I JST . 1 Q 1 I , - ' - M... V11-'+ -ui' affa- . x 4 The statue of Liberty hand was on display, but the completed statue was not seen until 1884. A new transportation idea caused a stir. x PHILADELPHIA WAS THE SITE Some strange inventions for 1876 were on exhibit. :ff V' A E fgvfex P' Q.-. L..-x. f Q E f4 ' r- ,Tlx X .X A 5 .g E S ,.-5 YQ, fe E Lf mg AND PQSTCERADUATES I a. - ns. IN., I-dba. fi.: rr. FE .,, , . 'WM . . ,. t . Just as the eyes of the world are on the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA in this bicentennial year, so are the eyes of all the friends and families on the SENIOR CLASS of 1976. We are a group of individuals who are ready to meet the challenges of our destiny. We are ready and able to do our share as citizens in shaping the future of this great nation in which we live. During our last year at the academy, we Seniors were expected to set the pace in all facets of school life. We had to show everyone that the Spirit of '76 was at work in our class. Our conduct was expected to be exemplary forthe underclassmen. Our scholastic programs were geared to our own individual plans after graduation. It was a time for us to realize how important this last year of school was to our future success. It was here at the academy that we were in a miniature world, designed to help us find our place in society. We were encouraged to search for knowledge of ourselves, our limitations and potential. We benefited from the patience and guidance of teachers and others involved in our lives on the campus of M.M.A. From being together as cadets living in such close quarters, we learned the need for tolerance and compatibility among people. We are a group of men who assimilated many quali- ties, and now we shall use them for the betterment of a world which allows us to be a part of it. As Seniors, our search for our place in this world has just begun. We will carry with us the Spirit of '76 wherever we go! C L A S S . O F 1 9 7 6 -My-fax -K+. 1 H .. if 431 ,S im. .H- X. ff BX Q. v x ' 'I .lf 'ea il. 'sul sf 3 . X qw K , 'X- mi H.. U .s N, at px , . fx! J, 5, R.: Q I lib'-MW 'mggtiliml h ymuxlamm i n My C L A S S CD F 1 9 7 6 , S gf , ii 'L x Xf Q., A , Sir 3 .rv ,Q-'S xf' 9 JA I ,f nz. X. , Aga P' .JI -9 5 I C L A S S O F 1 9 7 6 . 41 A 0 Q RVWEE Kevin S. Thompson San Antonio, Texas Swimming, Basketball lst Year Cadet THE FINAL TEST OF A LEADER IS THAT HE LEAVES BEHIND HIM IN OTHER MEN THE CCDNVICTION AND THE WILL TO CARRY ON - F. Rooseveu Arlan I . Biesecker Trenton , New Jersey Football lst Year Cadet Monte L. Burr Burlington, New Jersey Football lst Year Cadet Scott S. Campbell Panorama City, California Football, Basketball 1st Year Cadet Mark W. Czarzasty Riverside, New Jersey Football, Track 1st Year Cadet Joseph A. Horn Audubon, New Jersey Football lst Year Cadet Michael Loretangeli Bordentown , New Jersey Football lst Year Cadet POST GRADUATES The PG's have come to the academy from all over the country with one purpose in mind, to succeed in meeting the entrance requirements of the U.S. , Navel Academy. While working hard toward this goal, they stretched themselves and also provided welcome leadership to the cadet battalion. We wish them continued success in whatever challenge they attempt. . ERIC HEIDHAUSEN - Eric is the great POOK hunter of the class of 76. You can always tell when Eric was on the hunt by his famous call, Here POOK, OH Here POOK. For those whose years of schooling have not covered this great subject, TOO BAD! You can be sure that Eric is the most noted hunter of this small, furry, and very elusive creature. WE THE CLASS OF 76 wish him the best of luck in all his hunts. JAMES DEMEZAS - The Sneaky Greek as he is known by the Military Dept. 'has'been at the Academy for five years and each year he has come up with a new hobby. Last year it was his 65 Mustang. This year we can honestly say we don't know what he's up to, but we have a feeling it's going to be big. HEY, MOUSEY leave something for the Class of '77 O. K. ?? We hope the University of Houston is ready for lim . 34 MIKE HOGAN - Hogie has been with us for two years, and has been known for his famous attempts at T.D. passes and infamous councils about attacks on A Co. , to which he is so faithful. All the best at U of M. MARC GREGORY - Duck has been with us for four years now and you can see how the joint has changed him. He came here as a small, skinny Ziptred, but after 4000 pull-ups and even more sit-ups later he's just a little bigger Ziptred . Best to ya at the University of Texas, ZIP. PAT HOUGHTON - Reverend as he is known by many, is one of the most self controlled of all the Seniors. The calm- ness of his voice can lull you to sleep or fill you with excite- ment, yet we have only to say one key word and the Devil takes hold of ol' Rev! - that word is Karen. Good Luck Pat. JIM GERNAND - Gerney is another member of the six year gang: born in Sick Bay he's been here for many years. What has kept him from going nuts? Surely we could only guess, but it could be his unknown whereabouts on the weekends, or a certain young lady named MARY. We wish him lots of luck at either Texas Tech or Central Michigan University. JOHN MCKISKI - Mr. Flyboy must have logged more air time in his two years at the Academy than class time. It is not that he was in an airplane that much, but it always seemed to us that when the landing gear touched down his mind was still in the clouds. We know John will fit right into Emery Ridde1's Formation. l l 1 , .V GARY BRISKIE - MAD DOG finally cracked this year CHe was cracked the other three years also lb but that's not unusual in D company. At night you could hear his famous last words, Don't hide it, divide it. No one knows where he's going or what he'll do CEXCEPT PARTYJ so good luck, Bri- skie. 35 PAUL BRUNDRETT - Paul has been at MMA for five years, and slid through Ramadagate without a scratch. He was also able to be a Captain twice in one year - A Company and the Red Plague of 76. We wish Paul all the luck at Texas A8nM. KEVIN THOMPSON - Congratulations on making Cadet of the Month. With this kind of study we know that you are going to be successful at whatever you attempt. Keep hammering away - Deadeye. 36 l DAVID PORTER - Known to his friends as Bwana, he is the only person we know who can be riding his bike up Mt. Kila- manjaro one day and the next be riding the waves in California. He got the worst football injury of '75 during practice. Good luck, Port, at Purdue or Nairobi U. MARK INGRAM - Known for his smiling face and charming voice, Mark has made a big hit with us there. As for your future, we don't know how you're going to fit your tuba into the cockpit of an F-4 Phantom, but you will find a way. Good luck. LEE LOMBARD - Another of the lifers here at the Academy, Lee has come up with some of the most far fetched Sea Stories you could wish to hear, but don't wish because Old Lomby at times can force you to break out the waidersg you'll never find a better friend than Lee no matter how hard you look. We can only wish Lee the best of luck, and say you may have the mouth of a politician, but sure you have heart of a lion. Take it as it comes Radiation at Texas A and M , and best of luck with Linda . F' WALTER ROSS - Zeke to everyone, is known for his spee- tacular high diving, and even for his running abilities. He'd make a sick frog laugh on his death bed. CWe think he has a couple of timeslj. We wish all the luck in the world to Zeke, and his pet turtle. ROBERT EDDLEMAN - Little Sweg came to the Academy with everything going for him. First he was put into A Co. , and second his cousin was the company commander, but the best laid plans of mice and men don't always work. You see one of the most spectacular things to happen in Bob's second year at the Academy was the first streak off the M.A.A. pool's high dive. Unfortunately for Bob he was the streaker and the S.D.O. was the streakie. We can only hope L.S. improves his diving style. JOE PETRY - .Toe has been one of the party boys here at the Academy for four years now, and it looks like he might not stop come graduation. Joe is the type of person you can tell the day of the week with. On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Joe is a kind, happy and easy going fella, but come Monday thru Thursday, stand back, 'cause a monster bigger and meaner than King Kong is on the loose. Take it easy KONG! TERRANCE LYNCH - Terrance qseen on the right in the rearj could be called the invisible man of the class of '76, We know he's there, but no one really knows what he does! We can only say of Terrance that he would fit right in with the C.l.A. because he is the best, low profile man on campus. if ERIC HARRY - Hairless as he is known by many, was able to go from Lt. to Capt. just by staying out of sight for awhile. If it weren't for ol' Hairless, the Batt. Staff just wouldn't be the same. A 38 IOBY REED - I .J . , one of the jolly green suing beans of MMA. He's so tall, he always has a great view at all the games, movies and formatioms. He knows it's going to rain 30 min. ahead of time. Good luck in whatever you choose to do, and whatever you do, watch out for those air- planes. CHIP DAVIS - Demp is the type of person you don't forget. He is the one and only member of the class of 76 who means it when he says he's coming back next year. Well, if he likes it so much, we're glad he will be here for some time to come. In fact he may just be MMA's first 10 year cadet . JEFF ABLE - Snake will always be remembered as a so-so football player, but a great person. He may not be the greatest speaker from a long line of Battalion Commanders, but he can stay in step. We wish him the best, but we must ask this important question - WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO ALLISON? RUPERT RICHARDS - 'Rich' in his 4 years here has mastered the art of not changing one bit from the kid he was when he came here. Good Luck! ! ! JEFF KIMBALL- The only true kicker in the Class of '76, Jeffro would rather listen to Charlie Pride than eat. You can always tell when Cowboy is around by the dying cow sounds we hear. lt's been two, long hard years for Jeff , but maybe it's been worth it. Ride 'em cowboy! ! ! TOM CARPENTER - Made it through Rarnadagate without a scratch, made it through 4 years at MMA without a demerit, and will probably make it through life without a detour. The only second string man we know to do it 4 years running. Best of luck at USC, Stanford, Cal or Ca1Tech. RICHARD HANCOCK - Herbie, as he is known by all, had more trouble trying to convince everyone that he was a senior and passing all of his classes. The color guard is going to miss you when you go to that big color guard in the sky at SMU. And remem- ber that it is not too safe to have more girl friends than you can handle at one time. Good-luck with Peggy, Genett, and whats- her-name. MICHAEL HAWLEY - Major is one of the former Hole in the Wal1 gang members. Over the past two years, Mike has not done much to be noticed - and he admits it: he did however, arrange the Senior Class shoot with Southwest. We wish him the best of luck at B.Y.U. or the Univ. of Utah. Brake a leg! Seniors 76! 41 WILLIAM ROEFER - Football-head has been called many things here at the Academy, Qsome we can't printb but the search for a name ended this year with the choosing of SON OF FAUST. The class of '16 can only say - go get'em Rofe. TIM MURPHY - Known to many people as SIR, Murph will always be remembered for his size C6'5 , 260 1bs.J even though he is a bumkin. His future plans were to go to the Naval Academy, but I think he's going to take the civilian option. Good luck, Gramps! DEAN DALRYMPLE - After four years at the Acad- emy, Dean has yet to find the perfect female, but that has not affected his grades in the least. Dean has even taken to the air to find his dream girl, but it's of no avail. Let's hope he finds her at that CALL GIRL3 college he's applied to. DAVE WALKER - Walk will always be remembered for his uncanny ability to run over people on the football field. Dave, in the off-season, likes to go ice-skating. His future plans are to be like Mr. White and play a physics teacher. Anybody for the Class of 'l6? MARK CZARZASTY - Czarmont is known far and wide for his eating habits and always having his funnel on hand. Scrapiron has a powerful left leg which will get him a spot on the U.S .N. A. football team. His most famous words on the football team were, Now Coach? Now? Best of luck, Mark. KEVIN LYNCH - Known as the Ball Hawk on the bas- ketball team, Kevin can always be remembered as the typical Sergeant. He was always seen squaring his men away, as well as himself CWe think! ? I J. MIKE LORENTANGELI - Tangerine was always good for a laugh or two. He was a fine football player as well as a seri- ous student in class. Mike has always been called ' 'Don Rick- les, Jr. and would like to become a professional comedian after he graduates from U. S . N . A . BILL TATE - Known for both his football skills and his love for M.M.A. Tater has been labeled a squared-away cadet. How could we forget his leadership test scores or him becoming a LT. Good luck, my man. SENIOR ROSTER Abel. Jeffery Robert 2217 Longview Drive Woodbridge , Va. 22191 47033 494-5588 Briskie, Gary L. Rt 85 Amsterdam, NY 12010 45183 842-2508 Brundrett, Paul L. Rt 3. Box 299 DeKalb, Texas 75559 42143 667-3671 Bui, Jean Claude 3024 Lucerne Way Las Cruces. NM 88001 45013 523-4419 Carpenter. Thomas R. 184 Chaucer Lane Ventura, Calif. 93003 Dalrymple. Orrion Dean 3532 Mt. Vemon Fort Worth, Texas 76103 48173 535-0301 Davis, Dernpsie A. 6764 Rickenbacker Edwards, Calif. 93523 258-4077 Demezas. James Alexander 4445 Nassau Rd. 331, Apt. 378 Seabrook, Texas 77586 47133 334-3260 Eddleman. Robert Lynam Worden, MT 59088 44063 937-2112 Gernand, James R. 4809 Olympia Corpus Christi. Texas 78413 45123 822-6166 Goodman. David P. P.O. Box 2823 Scottsdale. Arizona 85252 46023 991-2082 Gregory. Mark Andrew 459 Faust Lane Houston. Texas 77024 Hancock, Richard 6520 Dart Brook Dallas, Texas 75240 42143 233-6219 Harry, Eric Lampton 40 Northgate Laurel. Miss. 39440 46013 428-0107 Hawley. Michael Wright 13747 Danvers Drive Dallas. Texas 75240 42143 239-8808 Heidhausen, Eric 2 Prospect St. Saugerties, NY 12477 49143 246-7101 Hogan, Michael Keith 712 S. Park Independence, Mo. 64052 48163 461-6121 Houghton. Patrick W. 5967 S. Gallup St. , Apt. 111 Littleton. Colo. 80120 Ingham, Mark Vernon 922 Parkview Dallas, Texas 75223 42143 824-1885 Kimball, Jeffrey Kyle Box 217 Alpine, Texas 79830 49153 837-2139 Lombard, Howard Lee 701 S. Louisiana Weslaco, Texas 78596 45123 968-7452 Lynch, Terrence J. 5675 Brace Detroit, Michigan 48228 43133 584-4213 Mak. Daniel M. 325 Surfside Ave. Miami, Fla. 33154 Mckiski. John Blanton 720 Tuxedo San Antonio, Texas 78209 45123 822-3051 ,. Milbourne, Gary Lawrence 10830 Sageberry Drive Houston, Texas 77034 47133 481-3901 Moore. William C. 1514 Yale Ave. Brownsville, Texas 78520 45123 542-2282 Petty. Joseph W. 1315 M. Betty Lane Clearwater. Fla. 33516 48133 536-4344 Phipps, Jerry Hamilton 242 Granville Ave. Beckley, W. Va. 25801 43043 252-0386 Porter, David Robert P.O. Box 21330 Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa 2-90-63 Reed. Jonathan J. 2222 Nacogdoches Rd. San Antonio. Texas 78209 45123 824-5850 Richards. Rupert C. 214 N. 16th St. McAllen, Texas 78501 45123 686-6549 Roefer. William H. RR1, Box 12 A Libertyville, lll. 60048 43123 362-6043 Rood, Jolm A. 5566 Indiana Ave. Camp Leieune, N.C. 28542 353-1068 Ross. Walter D. III Box 246 Concrete. Wash. 98237 853-2841 Thompson. Kevin Scott 5583 Cool Valley Drive San Antonio, Texas 78242 45123 673-2123 POST GRADUATES Biesecker, Arlan Joseph 237 Pearl St. Trenton, Ky. 40505 46063 299-6249 Burr. Monte Lee 19 Cynwyd Drive Burlington. NY 08016 46093 387-9202 Campbell, Scott Steven P.O. Box 7713 Van Nuys. Calif. 91409 42133 988-2600 Czarzasty, Mark Walter 312 Lippincott Ave. Riverside. NJ 08075 46093 461-1325 Hom. Joseph Alfred 226 W. Pine St. Audubon, NJ 08106 46093 546-9572 Loretangeli, Michael 2 Redwood Ave. Bordentown, NJ 08505 46093 298-1623 Lynch. Kevin Brian 20 Lexington Rd. Bordentown, NJ 08505 46093 298-1206 Murphy , Timothy John 6634 N. Bosworth Chicago, Ill. 60626 43123 262-3411 Tate, William Salvatore, Ir. 52 Morris St. Clymer, Pa. 15728 44123 254-2269 walker, David Wayne 8322 North Bridge Drive Spring, Texas 77373 47133 251-0845 TH E '76 CCDRPS OF CADETS BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER 'K xv: 'fs-+5 , f ,aa PMS? N, Af' an 'T'l 'Y' Y. x - .- wg: nigga 1. ,xv .5 1 . ,- i'fg.gf.Qg-W K no-Q, ,gas-' 3-.gfaxyf - bg, N? q N S 515 . 1 RFQ' Q, -.+ in-'i:..-N M : 'Win' fl f 1' li gf-i'kx.fl5'9 E. 2- I' WX'-r xr. ffsiQLfa.am.asiMag.aQ..iffifli m-. 1 --Qzw' lsr Semester Baualion Staff - QL-RJ: Major J. Buig lsr Lt. T. Lynch: Lt. Col. I. Abelg 2nd Lt. O. Dalrympleg Sgt Maj. D. Porter: SSgt. W. Ross. Point out the Battalion C. O . Second Semester Battalion Staff - QL-RD: Sgt. I . Petryg Sgt. Maj. G. Briskie: 2nd Lt. B. Roeferg Lt. Col. E. Heidhau sen: Maj. P. Brundrettg Capt. E. Harry: 2nd Lt. J. Rood: Gy. Sgt. I. Kimball. P G Cx B Us - 0 W t -- SN GN G Q ',f Mft- i YJ A 'Q U ' nk Q 2 JEJ U ' -a - 1 ag. X' S392 'O 23 I ' :Q X C5 6 . v u Q0 2 mv 'shi' L S I? U ' u S f In .. B I I E , I E gg n,,.'.M! is . f 6l9 f- ' '1 ' N Q9 Staff, fall in! t 'gi' First Semester - 'A' Company Staff, L-R: SSgt. Carpenter, GySt. Forrester, Capt. Brundrett, lst Sgt. Roefer, Cpl. Hall. X Second Semester - 'A' Company Staff, L-R: 1st Sgt. G. Forrester, Gy. Sgt. D. Porter, Capt. J. Abel, Pfc. Bowman, S.Sgt. M. Hogan. A COMPANY - ALPHA COMPANY W First Semester - 'B' Company Staff, L-R: lst Sgt. Burns, Gy. Sgt. Milan, Capt. Harry, SSgt. Lombard, PFC Salsedo PVT Goldston l Second Semester - 'B' Company Staff , L-R: lst Sgt. T. Murphy, Gy. Sgt. G. Dearinger, Capt. I. Bui, S. Sgt. C Oliva, Pfc. Goldston, Cpl. M. Salsedo. B CCDMPANY - HBRAVO CGMPANY f-fi First Semester - 'C' Company Staff, L-R: lst Sgt. Phipps, Capt. Heidhausen, GySg1. Peury, SSgt. Kimball, Cpl. Farrell Second Semester - 'C' Company Staff, L-R: lst Sgt. J. Mcliiski, Gy. Sgt. Phipps, S. Sgt. D. Woolley, Capt. I. Gernand, Cpl. Seybert, Sgt. Stokes. . - .V V, 4 , kay W , gf- iv wr W K C COMPANY - CHARLIE CGMPANY First Semester - 'D' Company Staff , L-R: lst Sgt. Gross, GySgt. H. Taylor, Capt. Briskie, SSgt. Reed, Pfc. Dickey. Second Semester - 'D' Company Staff, L-R: lst Sgt. O. Dalrymple, Gy. Sgt. P. Houghton, Capt. T. Quintero, Cpl D. Dickey, S. Sgt. J. Barnes. 56 y y y . ww- A-, . - ,Q .-wwe . .W ' , MM.. Jikfff' z X.-fw-n-fx -f D COMPANY -- DELTA CCDMPANYH aff: ,,,....--X,., Bill Tate 1st Plt. A Co. Russell Milan 2nd Plt. B Co. Micheal Gross lst Plt. D Co. Tom Carpenter 2nd Plt. A Co . Dave Walker lst Plt. C Co. 2nd SEMESTER PLATOON CCDMMANDERS Ted Burns 1st Plt. B Co. Monte Burr 2nd Plt. C Co Terry Lynch 2nd Plt. D Co T976 CORPS OF CADETS OF THE MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY - PLATOON ROSTER 'A' Company 'B' Company 'C' Compan 151 Plr. lsr. Plr. lsr Plr. lsr Sqd. . lsr Sqd. lsr Sqd. ClSgr. Campbell ClSgr. Lynch ClSgr. Pannell Cdr. Mak Cdr Brundrerr Cdr. Goodman Cdr. Barrhou Cdr. Jennings Cdr. DeAnda Cdr. Herrera Cdr. Lemons Cdr. Gram Cdr. Jordan Cdr. Burns, S. Cdr. Hemdon Cdr Burler, R. Cdr Franlin Cdr. Gough Cdr. Hays Cdr. Ingham Cdr. Rodarz Cdr Alsmeyer Cdr. Massad Cdr. Cuevas Cdr Bowman 2nd sqd. 2nd sqd. 2nd Sqd, C!Sgr. Cobb Sgr. Albee ClSgr. Maracorra Cdr Monrgomery Cdr. Flegel Cdr. Jones Cdr. Funkhauser Cdr. Gill Cdr Carlisle Cdr Ragland Cdr. Riner Cdr Balrhrope Cdr Galvan Cdr. Reich Cdr Franklin, A. Cdr Hubbard Cdr. Srarling Cdr Freeman Cdr Srarr Cdr. Saldana Cdr. Lawson Cdr Meyer Cdr. Alvarez Cdr Chennaulr Cdr. Coello, 1. 3rd Sqd. 3rd Sqd. Cpl Warmack 3rd Sqd. ClSgr. Tare Cdr Kocerek ClSgr. McDonald. W. Cdr. Garcia. F. Cdr Workman ClSgr. Oliver Cdr. Crumpler Cdr. Sellars Cdr. Seyberr Cdr. Garzafox Cdr Gearing Cdr. Lowery Cdr. Vining Cdr Broden Cdr. Brown. J. T. Cdr Weiss Cdr. Blumenfield Cdr. Garcia-Moreno Cdr. Mclnryre Cdr. Coello, A. Cdr. Glasgow Cdr Guerra Cdr. Niero 2nd Plr. 2nd Plr. lsr sqd. rsr sqa. 2nd P11- ClSgr. Mengden ClSgr. Czarzasry Cdr Sco ins Cdr. Plum Cdr Sagz Cdr. Core kt Sqd' Cdr. Perra Cdr. Yarbrough Clsgt' Tmxeu Cdr Soro Cdr Moreno Cdt' McDonald' C' Cdr. Perrerson, T. Cdr. Guajardo gamu Cdr. Perexson, M. Cdr. Ramsay Cd ' Sage, Cdr McCabe Cdr. Saenz t' andldge Cdl wauey Cdr. Revelerre 2nd Sqd. Cdr. Urcullu 2nd Sqd. ClSgr. Carline Cdl- Gonzales' C' ClSgr. Thompson, P. Cdr. Muniz cdr Hall car. Goodman 21 Sqdb Cdr Vaca Cdr Rosales Cdtgtdlesgillzi Cdr. Serrano Cdr. Brown. G. Cdl' Butler Cdr. Marrin Cdr. Greenberg g Cdt' Dem car. sauna. cdr. Driscoll ' ,Y Cd! McGuire Cdr. GuaJardo, R. Cdr Borrs 3rd Sqd. Cdt' Yamsso Cdr Davis, C. ClSgr. Hardee SETS Cd' schoener cdr'sI11frT-ar 3rd Sqd. Cdr. Whipple ' ClSgr. Hosey Cdr. Valdez Cdr Tabansky Cdr. Leonard 3rd Sqd' , Cdr Lare Cdr. Dickey Clsgt' Blesecker Cdr. Richardson Cdr. Gonzales Cdl' Demezas Cdr Morrow Cdr. Goldsron Cat' Mfschel Cdr Sanchez Cdt' Dlmgmd . Cdr. Mic aels Cdr. Schnurr Cdl. Ben Cdr. Dawkins Cdr. Marreson y, 'D' Company lsr Plr. lsr Sqd. ClSgr. Iohanrgen Cdr. Rohrman Cdr. Thompson, K. Cdr. Gonzales, R. Cdr. Riddle Cdr. Kam Cdr. Lahoz Cdr. Rios Cdr. Hess 2nd Sqd. C!Sgr. Hancock Cdr. Brooks Cdr. Rodriguez Cdr. whire Cdr. Elizondo Cdr. Tims Cdr. Uribe Cdr. Nevin Cdr. Malekpour 3rd Sqd. ClSgr. Barnes Cdr. Lawrence. B. Cdr. Ashworth, E. Cdr. Zuleger Cdr. Canru Cdr. Gray Cdr. Moore, W. Cdr. Gomez, C. 2nd Plr. lsr Sqd . ClSgr. Shepard Cdr. Ashworth, D. R. Cdr. Rood, R. Cdr. Lawrence. I . Cdr. Guajardo Cdr. Tucker Cdr. Mueller Cdr. Bojczuk Cdr. Moore, T. 2nd Sqd. ClSgr. Horn Cdr. Bonner Cdr. Mandeville Cdr. Carrerero Cdr. Palirri Cdr. Weeks Cdr. Hermosillo Cdr. Thompson, C. Cdr. Gomez, I. 3rd Sqd. ClSgr. Shaw Cdr. Cole Cdr. Boyd Cdr. Hugo Cdrl Garcia Cdr. Melboume Cdr. Dickey. Early Marines strike an off duty pose The underclassmen have proved to themselves and others that when a task is put to them, they can successfully accomplish it. This year, as never before in the school history, the underclassmen have been called upon to take on leadership responsibilities. Because of the increase in the student body, more leadership positions are open, and the staff and faculty felt the underclassmen were ready and able to take up the challenge and obviously they were right. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR! THE CLASS , H of ,Y 495 U e I CDF J ., ff 1, U 1 . - . Q s .I 7 U: L. V-Li - A sum- ,., .v - , mimi!- .-- -i...t::1,',. f- ,E + i t iii ,EQ W -146595 L 1:51 Il't1tmxg1ui ' cu: 5' lp'-' - 1. 1,-'iii-M ? 5, 'f' 1,425 - 4 -'ii lc: JOSEPH BARNES Saint Paul, Minnesota KENNETH BOWMAN THEODORE BURNS Missouri City, Texas McAllen, Texas I RICHARD COBB GREGORY DEARINGER Houston. Texas Bellaire, Texas GARY FORRESTER FREDERIC GLADLE Harlingen, Texas Santa Ana, California CARLOS GONZALES HOWARD FUNKHAUSER MICHAEL GROSS Brownsville, Texas Montgomery, Alabama Clearwater, Florida I S' RICHARD HANCOCK BARTON HEGE Dallas, Texas Portland. Oregon HECTOR HERMOSILLO WILLIAM McDONALD Mexico City, Mexico Los Fresnos, Texas I SHAHRAM MALEKPOUR NILES JOHANTGEN WALTER MENGDEN III Teheran, Iran Jackson, Michigan Houston. Texas RUSSELL MILAN DONALD MOORE Dallas, Texas Manila, Philippines I i.l .1 CLAUDE OLIVA VALIOUS PANNELL Brownsville, Texas Beckley, West Virginia CHARLES PLUM STEPHEN OLIVER THOMAS QUINTERO Beckley, West Virginia Fort Worth, Texas San Antonio, Texas MARK RICHARDS McAllen , Texas WAYNE SCHMITT Los Fresnos, Texas RODNEY SELLARS DAVID SHEPARD Garland, Texas Cannon, New Mexico MICHAEL STOKES JAMES SEYBERT ALAN TAYLOR San Antonio, Texas Deming, New Mexico Harrison, Arkansas HAROLD TAYLOR Singapore, Republic of Singapore ROBERT WARMACK Fort Smith, Arkansas JONATHAN WHITE Houston , Texas ROBERT TORONY MAURICE WALLEY Stratford, Connecticut Beaumont, Texas RICHARD WEIDMER RANDOLPH WHIPPLE Mexico 10 DF, Mexico Laredo, Texas I 1 1 DAVID WOOLLEY LOUIS YARBROUGH Phoenix, Arizona Shreveport, Louisiana CLASS CDF q 1. -I. ' X '?'iH-'Iii' A - if A A -E. 31:15 l as . ' x . 'K I - ,, ' l M 'E 5 1 qfiaq. gq iigy u i' 'ft' 1' if -'L'-A .If 13 m:-I. --tml- my pb. gl, . Vy ndg. . . ,4:- -11 , 5 F If - Qg wh Q -A 1 F1 -,l 5 LC I ll 1 'iz 'Q ' N DONALD ALBEE Atlanta , Georgia JOHN ALSMEYER A Houston, Texas STEPHEN R. BELL FAYETTE A. BOTTS 1959-1975 Richardson, Texas Houston, Texas SCOTT I. BOYD DANIEL N. BRUNDRETT ZANE J. CARLINE Frankfort, Michigan Dekalb, Texas Addis, Louisiana BILL F. CHENNAULT BRIAN A. CLEVELAND ALBERT CUEVAS Harrisonville, Missouri Kewanee, Illinois McAllen, Texas THOMAS E. DAWKINS MICHAEL D. DeMONCH JAMES E. DRISCOLL Houston, Texas Harlingen, Texas Brownsville, Texas WILLIAM B. DUNCAN BILLY I. FARRELL BRENT P. FLEGEL Shreveport, Louisiana Houston, Texas Saskachawan, Canada JUAN A. GARICIA STEVEN W. GOLDSTON WILLIAM L. HALL Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico Houston, Texas Houston, Texas DUDLEY HARDEE GLENN E. HOSEY GLENN W. HUBBARD Brownsville. Texas Corpus Christi, Texas San Capistrano, California RUSSELL L. JONES LOUIS J . KOCUREK PAL LENGYEL-LEAHU Richardson, Texas San Antonio, Texas St. Croix, Virgin Islands 1 EMERY B. MCCABE CALEB A. MCDONALD Window Rock, Arizona Brownsville, Texas PETER S. MCINTYRE ERNEST A. MATACOTTA MICHAEL G. MICHAELS Sedro Woolley, Washington Brownwood, Texas Port Washington, Wisconsin JOSEPH P. MUELLER JR. MICHAEL D. PETERSON Corpus Christi, Texas McAllen, Texas CHARLES B. ROHRMAN ARCHIBALDO F. ROSALES JAMES D. STARR Brownsville, Texas Harlingen, Texas Eagle Nest, New Mexico M . A . i kid' -- .li FLOYD G. THOMPSON THOMAS F. TIMS Window Rock, Arizona Menlo Park, California JOHN R. TROXELL ROBERT W. TUCKER III EDWARD S. WEISS Cleveland, Ohio Montevallo, Alabama Harlingen, Texas 4 ROBERT C. WORKMAN Ames, Iowa aff' CLASS OF 1979 DALE ASHWORTH Houston , Texas MITCHELL BLUMENFELD STEVE BOJCZUK LOUIS BONNER Lexington, Kentucky Brownsville, Texas Houston, Texas 76 T JOSEPH BROOKS Houston , Texas SANDY BURNS McAllen , Texas ROBERT BUTLER Corvallis , Oregon GERARDO CANTU Brownsville , Texas JORGE COELLO Mexico DF, Mexico LAWRENCE COLE Dosseldorf, West Germany BRUCE BUTLER LAWERENCE CORE Salmon Arm, Canada Balto Towson, Maryland GREGORY DENNY E1 Paso, Texas DENNIS DICKEY San Antonio, Texas FELIPE GALVAN Matamoros, Tarnps, Mexico ARTURO GARZAFOX Brownsville . Texas HOWARD GEARING Mercedes , Texas JAMES GILL Houston , Texas MIERK FREEMAN CESAR GOMEZ AIIIUSIOII, TSX-HS Rio Bravo, Tamps, MEXICO ERNESTO GOMEZ Reynosa . Tamps , 'Mexico JOEL GOODMAN Scottsdale . Arizona JACK GRAY, JR. Victoria, Texas ROBERT HAYS Randolph AFB, Texas TIMOTHY HERNDON Metairie , Louisiana PAUL HESS Millbrae , California SCOTT GRANT DOUGLAS KARN Grapevine, Texas Houston, Texas TONY LAWSON San Benito, Texas JAMES LEONARD Silver Spring, Maryland I AMES MCGUIRE Phoenix, Arizona MARK MANDEVILLE Bedford, New Hampshire FREDERICK MARTIN Monterey, Puerto Rico THOMAS MASSAD IR. Las Cruces, New Mexico JOHN I-OWERY CRAIG MATTESON HOUSIOH. Texas Brookston, Indiana ROGER MONTGOMERY Houston , Texas THOMAS MOORE Houston , Texas STANLEY NEVIN Abidjan, Ivory Coast ROBERTO NIETO Tlaplan , Mexico WALTER PALITTI Fort Worth, Texas THOMAS PETERSON Houston , Texas JAMES MORROW MARK RAGLAND Bogota, Colombia Port Arthur, Texas MARVIN RINER Houston , Texas BILLIE RODATZ Cincinnati , Ohio ROBERT SALINAS Corpus Christi, Texas MICHAEL SALSEDO La Feria, Texas MANUEL SANCHEZ Rio Bravo, Tamps, Mexico STEVE SANDIDGE Fort Worth, Texas ROB ROOD HUGO SCHOENER Camp Lejeune, North Carolina Mexico DF, Mexico ERNEST SCOGGINS PAUL URIBE Spartanburg, South Carolina Mission, Texas JAMES SHAW ARTURO URCULLU ANDREW VINING Dallas, Texas Rio Bravo, Tamps, Mexico Donna, Texas SERGIO TABANCKIEWICZ DAVID ZULEGER Matamoros, Tamps. , Mexico. Harlingen, Texas CLASSES QF is 0 1' 1980 AND 1981 I S V .L BRYAN BRODEN Harlingen , WALTER ALVAREZ CHARLES BALTHROPE Mexico City, Mexico San Antonio, Texas ALFREDO CAN TU KENNETH CRUMPLER LOUIS DE ANDA Rio Bravo, Tamps, Mexico Pharr, Texas McAllen, Texas WILLIAM DICKEY ALBERTO FRANKLIN San Antonio, Texas Rio Bravo, Tamps, Mexico CARLOS FRANKLIN ROGELIO GARCIA-MORENO ZACHARY GLASGOW Rio Bravo, Tamps, Mexico Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico Falls Church, Virginia ROBERT GONZALES MAX GOUGH STEVEN GREENBERG Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico Plano, Texas Dallas, Texas VIRGILIO GUAJARDO JOHN GUERRA Reynosa, Tamps, Mexico Tampico, Tamps, Mexico SIDNEY HUGO JACK JORDAN GEORGE KALAS Houston. Texas San Francisco, California Houston, Texas JOSE LAHOZ BERNARDO LAWRENCE JOE LAWRENCE Brownsville, Texas Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico Harlingen, Texas MARK MEYER JAMES MISCHEL Garden City, Kansas Pueblo, Colorado WILLIAM MOORE ALBERTO MORENO JOSEPH MUNIZ Harlingen, Texas Tequisquiapan, Queretaro, Harlingen, Texas Mexico JAMES PETTA JEFFREY RAMSAY RTCKY RICHARDSON McAllen, Texas Boerne, Texas Corpus Chrisni, Texas ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ JOSE SERRANO CHARLES SHOFNER Brownsville, Texas Mexico City, Mexico - Harlingen, Texas ENRIQUE SOTO JOHN STARLING DAVID WEERS Reynosa, Tarnps, Mexico Shawnee, Kansas Fort Worth, Texas ERIC ASHWORTH MARK BARTHOU Houston, Texas Houston, Texas GARY BROWN JOHN BROWN WILLIAM CARLISLE San Antonio, Texas San Antonio, Texas Houston, Texas ' VICTOR CARRERTERO , Matamoros, Tamps, ARMANDO COELLO Mexico Mexico 12 DF. Mexico LUIS ELIZONDO JOHN DIMOND Matarnoros. Tamps, Tyler, Texas Mexico FERNANDO GARCIA JORGE GONZALES RICARDO GUAJARDO Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico McAllen, Texas Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico TOMAS GUAJARDO RAUL HERRERA Matamoros, Tamps, Rio Bravo, Tamps, Mexico Mexico MICHAEL JENNINGS DARRYL LARE Pittsburg, California Ontario, Canada KENT LEMONS JOE REVELETTE III JOHN REICH Waflaflue. New JSISCY Houston, Texas Houston, Texas SANTIAGO RIDDLE PEDRO RIOS Houston, Texas Brownsville, Texas CESAR SAENZ DIONISIO SAENZ Matamoros, Tamps, Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico Mexico ROBERTO SALDANA CHARLES THOMPSON ALBERTO VACA Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico Corpus Christi, Texas Rennosa, Tamps, Mexico LUC10 VALDEZ THEODORE YARUSSO T Brownsville, Texas Dallas- Texas T DIFFERENT STROKES FOR D FFERENT FOLKS A W rr gr THE MANY MCDCDDS CDF AN M.M.A. CADET and ,naw .LW vqnwbv, 'fx ' -Hx Y .,f-ms.: 5 - . A 'C' IT'S ALL PART CDF BEING AN M.M.A CADET 0 p p THOSE CDFF-POST TRIPS ARE FUN MMA IS ALWAYS IN STEP Q ARMED FORCES SHOW THEIR STUFF - ,,, , , K .nl f Mhnnes nil' E AR A gg if THE SUPERINTENDENT MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE S. BGWMAN, JR. USMC QRETQ Major General George S . Bowman, USMC CRet.J came to MMA after 36 years of active duty in all parts of the world. Since taking charge of the superintendents job five years ago, he has worked to build a body of traditions which the cadets and the entire MMA family can be proud of. General Bowman is a familiar figure on the campus as he endeavors to stay close to the cadets and their problems. His morning Sick Bay visits are a good example of the dedication General Bowman has for his job. The academy under the firm hand of General Bowman has shown a definite climb in cadet enrollment and standards of academic excellence. We hope General Bowman will remain with us for years to come . General Bowman seen as the host for visiting V.I . P. 's. 104 CCDMMANDANT OF CADETS cot. C. W. BLYTH USMC ufam Col. Blyth became Commandant of Cadets this year and in a very short time made it clear he was in charge. Even though the responsibilities of his job keep him busy , he is never too busy to talk with cadets. We as cadets are looking forward to seeing Col. Blyth at his post for many years to come. Colonel Blyth leads the cadets in the Marine Corps prayer 'YANS C gt g Colonel Blyth meets with special guests BOARD CDF TRUSTEES Gen. Vemon E. Megee USMC fRet.J Chairman of the Board Brig. Gen. W. S. Mcllhenny, USMC fRet.J Lt. Clint Murchison, Jr. Mr- V- F- Neuhaus President and Chief Executive Officer Vice-President Vice-President Maj. Gen. G. S. Bowman, Ir. . USMC KRet.J Mr. E. C. Breedlove Mr. Hill Cocke. Sr. Secretary Treasurer and Asst. Secretary Gen. R. G. Davis, USMC CRet.J Maj. Gen. C. F. Duchein. USMCR 4Ret.J Lt. Col. P. Folger, USMCRQRet.J Mr, E, 1, Gmey Maj. o. w. Johnson. Usmca uzem Major Blaine P. Ken Mr. E. G. Kingsbery Maj. Gen. S. S. McMat.h, USMCR CRet.j Mrs. Mary Moody Nonhen NOT PICTURED: Mr. R. G. Farris. Col. L. D. Henry, USA CReL.J ' i S S f Vice Adm. R. B. Pirie, USN fRet.J Mr. Peter A. Schwartz 1976 Dr. Alfred B. Bonds. Ir. Adm. Arleigh Burke. USN fRet.J Dr. Alan Lake Chidsey Mr. John Connally Lt. Gen. A. D. Cooley. USMC fRet.J Capt. William A. Gary, Sen. John H. Glenn. Ir. Brig. Gen. B. D. Godbold USMC fRet.J USMC CRet.J BQARD OF ADVISCDRS Sen. Barry Goldwater Maj. Christian deGuigne III, USMC KRet.J Lt. Gen. Robert W. Haper 4 Mr. Waller W. Hitesman Gen. E. A. Pollock. USMC QRet.J USAF QRCIJ .-vvlfi S L ir Brig. Gen. George Shell, Lt. Gen. E. W. Sneceker, Maj. Gen. Delman T. Spivy, USMC fRetJ USMC fRet.J USAF CRet.J THE DEAN The academy Dean this year, Major Claude H. Lewis, is a retired Marine officer. In addition to his duties as the Dean, he is the coach of the tennis team and teaches aerospace education. This is the Dean's tenth year at the academy, but his first as the Dean. His vast experience at the academy has helped him much in his duties as the Dean. We hope to see Major Lewis again next year. Major Lewis gives the parents of new cadets the what for. 1 N 1 1 J DIRECTOR CDF COMPTRCDLLER Colonel Bohner has one of the most important jobs in the school. His duties include supervisor of the business office, maintenance, food service, resale activities, purchasing, accounting, payroll and disbursing, office services and supplies. He had experience in the Marine Corps, and his latest assignment was the Comptroller for the Fourth Marine Division. He joined the staff this year. I' ADMISSIONS Mr. E. P. Hart was the Director of Admissions and also the Assistant Dean at the time he passed away in March, 1976. He also taught the Post Graduate English Course. While he was with us only a short time, the Cadets came to know, respect and like him. The Marine Military Academy extends its sympathy to Mr. Hart's fam- ily. SGT! MAJ STEIGERWALD ASST. COC. Sergeant Major Steigerwald is our Academy's top ranked enlisted man. A native of Kentucky, he served in the Marine Corps for over twenty-four years before coming to the Academy in 1969. He saw service in the Pacific in WWII and also in Korea before his retirement from active duty. He coaches the Physical Fitness Team, which has always been strong. We will always save a place in our heart for Wi11ie. Smile, baby, SMILE! ! if l 7 112 My, look at little Ernie do his situps! ! ! I can't believe he did that! ' ' Tennessee Tuxedo! !??! ! Dean plugs the M.M.A. Boosters Mr. Sege1!!??!! -S Mr. Dye discussing the past, present andlor future . F I ENGLISH I MR. JERRY HOLBERT College Station, Texas English I and IV, American History, Government MR. IAUN SUSTAITA General Business , English 'Ith Grade H4 MR. CHESTER SZAJNA Reading, Pennsylvania English III , 8th Grade English I I DEPARTMENT MR. HUGH TUCKER, IR. Graham. Texas English, Texas History MRS. MARIORIE CROSS Coeur de Alene, Idaho Typewriting MRS. MARY ELLEN FOLWIDER Indiana Reading. Glee Club MR. RICHARD HOCKADAY Pon Isabel, Texas Chemistry, Physics MR. REYNOLDO RAMIREZ. IR. Los Fresnos, Texas Biology, Introductory Physical Science SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. STEVEN WHITE Kansas City. Missouri Introductory Physical Science, Physics MR. NORMAN FLADOS Nacona, Texas Math 7 and 8, Science 'I MR. JOHN DE MONCH The Netherlands French I, 11. III. German I. II MR. CHARLES CHRISTESSON, JR Rio Grande City, Texas Spanish I. II. English IV MR. LELAND DYE. IR. Inglewood, California Economics, English MR. HERSHAL SHARP Marlin, Texas American History, Government, World History, History 8 118 HISTORY DEPARTMENT MR. TOM MORTON Ridgeland, South Carolina World History MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MR. CLAUDE JOHNSTONE Sacramento, California Algebra, Geometry MR. ALLEN FAUST Louisiana Calculus, Trigonometry, Algebra II MR. CARLOS CALDERA Kingsville, Texas Algebra, Math 2 LIBRARY a t 5 f f - x twirl 1 ai T tr MRS . VOLKART Running the library is a tough job, but Mrs. Volkart does a super job. Since the Library burnt down early in the year, Mrs. Volkart has been busy accounting for the books, and trying to repair the ones that were damaged in the fire. The temporary library has been set up in the Band Hall and is now fully operational. We hope that Mrs. Volkart will be back next year to run the new library. 120 SCDCIAL DIRECTICN MRS. B. F. CULLEN CMomJ MRS. OVENDEN CMOm 325 Keep it cool kids. This year the corps of cadets was in doubly good hands with the care and kindness of these two beautiful, sweet, and charitable ladies who ran our social program. After this picture, I think I will lean on these girls a little. 121 If I last the year, I'11 be promoted from teacher to cadet. . . . And that is how we make instant coffee. . . Once more with feeling. THE. . . What do you mean I'M late for class. You are supposed to be designing a yearbook - not money Now 1et's turn to page 6 in the Hymnal and sing This is Rubber Duck and we got us a convoy. . Back in the hills we taught English with a club . Here we have to use books. . . .BULL CHURNS It's getting so deep around here I need to elevate. If Phipps misses one more tackle - in you go . IN THE SPIRIT OF '76 MARINE CORPS BIRTHDAY BALL if The A Company Drill Instructor, Gunnery Sergeant Morton, is now in his seventh year at MMA. Well known for his classes in Marine Corps History, Coach is always ready to help you with any problem. Gunnery Sergeant Morton is also the varsity athletics coach. First Sergeant Cullen is the B Company Drill Instructor. He retired from the Marine Corps with 21 years service. During his active duty he was a Drill Instnxctor at Parris Island, and the Officer Candidates Training NCO at Quan- tico. with this experience behind him, he is a hard charging DI who really cares for his men. DRILL C Company's Drill Instructor, Master Gunnery Sergeant Tideman, is a retired Marine band leader. With this record behind him, he is a very capable leader and has done a fine job with Charging Charlie this year. l-le has added a touch of professionalism to the MMA Band and is also the Military Property Custodian. INSTRUCTCDRS As the Drill Instructor of D Company, Gunnery Sergeant Dauwalder has helped to put the Delta Devils on top in the Intra Battalion Competition. Gunny D is also the Rifle Team coach and has taken the Rifle Team to the state championships. A DI at San Diego, he is a capable leader and we hope he will be with us for years to come. 7 NIGHT SDO'S MXSGT. Wasson SXSGT. Callahan This is S! SGT. Ca1lahan's second year on the military staff. As the SDO he is well liked by all the cadets. and is well known for his special P. T. We hope he will be back next year to P.T. us some more. This is MISGT. Wasson's first year on the staff and is his first year as SDO. Even though he was green at the first of the year, his experience in the USMC made up for it. We expect to see him back next year. MEDICAL STAFF Chico And The Man??'? yi Z Q A X fx,fi X. X X Mike Cavazos X f s E Chief Backus In Sick Bay there are two familiar faces which everyone in the corps sees at one time or another. These faces belong to Chief Backus Ca retired Navy Corpsrnanj and Mike Cavasos Ca trained X-ray techniciany. With Doc in the dispensary and Mike in the Mobile Unit, the MMA medical team is always on the ball. Jim Sanders Ovir . Fix-ity Where would MMA be without its handymen? The maintenance crew has done a terrific job of holding things together and seeing that MMA stays in one piece. Everytime a window breaks, or a hole appears in the walls of Coleman Hall, or the library burns down, the maintenance crew is always there to lend a healing hand. MAINTENANCE Master of the seats The Hottest Band In The Land! ! The Carpenters. Plumbers. and Painters. MESS HALL . . a. Mr. Bell R QThe Prince of Potatoesy is Mr. Garcia CThe Duke of Deep Fry.J x asf- , sirk The favorite place on campus for the cadets is the messhall. Under the leadership of Mr. Marvin Bell, a retired Mess Sgt. , the mess serves cadets delicious, well balanced meals. The mess hall also provides refreshments for the informal dances throughout the year. The newest addition this year is a Snack Bar and recreation area . Chris Garcia Linda Garcia Secretary to Director of Public Affairs Secretary to the General i Olga Salsedo Secretary to the Dean Kathryn Amador Betty Moore Accountant Bookkeeper 'ff' G git: r. ' 132 Sonja Tideman Iulaine Setting Secretary to the Development Office Asst. to the Accountant f N X , Lawanda Lawson Secretary to C. O. C. - Ginger Baldwin Ann Ewkavf Switchboard - Receptionist Secretary to Admissions X Worm doing his best! ! I Ha, ha, you can't tell if I'm catching it or fumbling it! ! , we I guess we'11 have to brush up on our ABNORMAL oach I ACTIVITIES Next, he'11 be wanting to get on the Johnny Carson show! 134 ,ui-QSM ,Q mx - ' ' AX gif- 'Q ,., N ' 1. rf., - 3 1' . ' A ,, gm .5-.'.. 4 .W I I , H-.tw m Fel .,eI' I Ieiei , ,M Q Y 11 51: I wonder if anybody will recognize me without a haiIcut?' ' A typical blind date. Here come the Marines. 13- Want a lift? Howdy you'a1! ! SHUT THAT ! DOOR! A hard day, here at MMA! BAND 1975-1976 Drum Major Mike Stokes Director MlGy Sgt. Tideman .... am 11 The plane facts are that we are going to have to walk home! ! ! You mean I've been carrying this tuba all this time and it really doesn't work??? 'rx t .. 9 , Our next selection will be Chopsticks! It's great to follow a tuba that doesn't really work! ! They didn't tell us the grass was wet! ! ! N 1 w 1 Can we play CONVOY now, Sarge??? A tree grows in -Kew . ,, 1 f at val 5 g 1975-1976 V SILENT DRILL 1 TEAM Team Captains 1st. Lt. Lynch Sgt. Maj. Briskie 1 Lt. Col. Heidhausen Team Coach SSgt. G. A. Callahan The MMA Silent Drill Team consist of 18 members: 16 block members and a captain plus a guideon. The Drill Team has been rated as an equal in some aspects to the Marine Corps Drill Team at 8th and I, Washington D. C. Their past performances varied from the Johnny Carson show, the Houston Astrodome, and the Confederate Air Force Air show. They were filmed by NBC in January 1976 . Behind all units of this kind there are those persons who seem to put it all together, and this unit was no different. Special recognition to the manager John McKiski and J . J . Reed . y N l 4 w w Cal1 me Sgt. Fanze! ! Strut and rhythm. 40 its it 1 Lt. Lynch returns a rifle . Sgt. Petry The team at the Christmas Parade . Performing at the fat stock show in Fort Worth. A long. mean line. 1, aa 2q,Sf A e 13,4 W, '5 x Frisky, Briskie! ! ! Q I'11 make a great band leader We do it because we like it. Hi, Hi, Hi, Heidhausen! ! ! We take the salute. 142 f Nicely done! P X S K We cover a lot of ground this way. S' 3? s-as-EKXQ I don't think I'11 give it back! 'Vt' . C ,P AY v' ws., Do you get the point? What hayfoot! do you mean '! K SRX. - sk a a it X i f I as Qciwais is E Mg, . yi ' eamaau 1 g L Oh, my aching arm! ! ! P1 1 ,S Q iw 5 W - .Z We always look great under the lights! I always knew they were going to flip! ! I MOUNTED COLOR GUARD QL to RJ: Jeff Kirnbal, Rob Richards, John Rood, Louis DeAnda, Dave Porter. Practicing and dippin' Scoal. Kicker hauls his junk. Jeff Kimbal riding Spook. John Rood riding Charley. Rob Richards riding Red . Louis DeAnda riding Zeke. Dave Porter riding Iughead The P.F.T. Coach Sgt. Major Steigerwald is very concerned for his team . Team Captain Marc Gregory executes the pull-up event Will he pull one more? 146 Sgt. Major watches closely at the form of push-ups. t ,qs lsXlI Baby Milo tries to broad jump, but with everyone laughing, I doubt he will even jump 6 feet. Hang in There Baby! ! ! t 1 The whole team looks on as Little Ernie does his sit-ups. You wou1dn't believe he did 3030 of them. C sure Lombard J A Team - QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: GylSgt Dauwalder, Houghton, W. C. Moore, H. A. Taylor, J. Troxell. B Team - TOP ROW, QLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: D. Moore, Ashworth, Mil- bourne, Tims. BOTTOM ROW, CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Boyd, Zuleger, Flegel . 'This shot will wir! the match Boy, is this outfit Mickey Mouse!!! If I put enough powder in this one, maybe I can shoot myself to Cleveland . RIFLE TEAM Old deadeye strikes again. is fif' lit Ei -tfs i :fi One Moore time ! 149 INTRA-BATTALION Intra-Battalion competition enhances sportsmanlike achievement with events such as field meets, track meets, swim meets, ping pong and pool. It encompasses military and academic phases of competi- tion. No matter who wins, we remember that we are all fellow cadets at MMA . you say Guide right, right, right! I ! COMPETITION 1 -F412 Q 'lf '-Q.. A. its kfiiivie' ' 'i Oh come on Bui, give us a head start. Sure Lombard 3 This isn't that hard. Come on, get your . . .o in one sock will ya. 'l Sure Lynch. Look at those legs. To bad it's not . . . ANNUAL STAFF 1975-1976 The 1976 Annual Staff is very proud to have given up our liberty time to meet our deadlines. That's a joke, Ho-ho! We're even more proud of being the only staff to have ever made the yearbook pay for itself in the history of the academy. In this book we have attempted to present things as they really are at the academy, but Mr. Segel and Mr. Hayes wouldn't let us. We would also like to extend our congratulations to the Class of '76 for finally getting out! ! ! I52 What goes down next? What the ? ? ? Worm really works hard! ! ! Bum-de-bum-bum! ! ! What's this fly spec??? I Agent X754766 on the prowll ! ! Oh. boy! We did it again! Hi, morn! Mr. Segal Mr. Hayes W 'fmmw The business manager tries for more money W H1 4,-M ., -M Mm 4' M-vfwi-W ,. ' W E Mr. Hayes holds a critique. As you can see, the annual staff works super hard! ! ! w Do you have a license for that? Don't they look like hard working souls? THE RED M.M.A. FOCDTBALL 1975 The man with the plan. CCoachJ . iw N! A 'W Ay gfgii ffl an , + 7:3 1 -Eg -A ,fi 5, ' L .0 'I S '10 X, B 1 Q I 'LLLL 'i 'I QQ A F 'R if 'ix ,lim F, ,. V r as Rx L K X, K K , 4- , pf' V H ! K, ,xii we , f V' 'Kms xg H . x, :L Q 5 '53 E' Q 3 ' 2' 'A aw' N 5 ' Q pal' l,k i - wg X ifgrys wmmx .ewsta K M Q q . - , ig ., A A ' SLN V 'Elf , F' W - , K Q - ' -51 ' 6 ,, . ', gk xx v' y ' Wag' Q . ., , , ir 35 Y . A ,Q X , A x., Q Q sr 'E Q' N0 ,' :' ,fi-+ 1 fs .. f 1 ,I x 3-..A',f If? -,, .1 x xx I 25 k .v G N Y. k 5.2 if-4 03+ Nix s i lm .. P L ,X Z- x 1 -s fl, ff f 'X A J Q ...N- wI ..g.. wg' x Q 'X 4 1 WEN Q V Q1 Q 'K Q3 x 1. X Q Q . r Q. Q 5 9 Q E x X kg B Mg X Q . 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Q KX ' , W i Q ' fi -i-'Mi Y' -' ,A N-A 5 4- 5 nun gl A X X ' Q x A 4 Y ' Y., . x. A. iv ' LMNx.,3glsi4x+ . N . .S x Q- Sify!-1 A X f S' Xa ' . swf gk Q-Q .A -ww f. A Q, - . X fi fi ' ' , Xi' ' f : WSSQQ S '35 f 51 g - - 4, X W ' M' 2 -kr: K' I 8 WN X in ' M , . g , - , Q. n . N-Q r X 3 A r is LL ' 5 fx 5 f m f 3:fg f ' ' Q' ' m 6 Q f N ,A I , - . 5 x K X xx N K A K H K - Q, Xu Q Q Q 1 K if ,, . SM X QQ X The day the f T2 , 14 15 -, W X A rf gg' ' ' r W - Y ,j A Y, . K ,, , E R L K-wk x 18?-, , e . Q .I I Q? fx ' My ,S I 1' . mm '5 f- 2 - ,gm ,, V Q X539 X .. YP is , . . Q , Q. X, X .. Y , 'gk w. Indians fell THE ACTION CONTINUES MMA SCOREBOARD MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY MMA MMA MMA MMA MMA MMA MMA MMA MMA MMA MMA Total MMA 278 OPPONENTS R10 Hondo Crystal Cuy TMI San Anton1o St Joe Vxctona Donna Kmkaxd Houston Healy Murphy San Amomo 0 Mexxco Tepeyac St Ioe Brownsvxlle Allen Northwest TOTAL OPPONENTS 28 ' 0 26 ' 0 51 ' 0 12 . ' ' 0 19 - 13 MMA 17 Raymondville 19 7 ' ' 10 35 ' 28 ' 0 6 . ' 33 48 21 10 13 109 35 David Porter 51 Rupert Richards 61 Bob Eddleman 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterrnan .7 :nfs if x '73 Dan Mak 2 year letterman '75 Tom Carpenter 83 Mike Hogan 84 Jeff Able 2 year letterman 2 year letterman 2 year letterman V 1 81 Jackie Pannell . .ix 3 S2 Greg Dearinger 20 Howard Funkhauser 26 Carlos Gonzales I 1 year Ietterman 60 Fernando Rosales '71 Jim Starr 50 Randolph Whipple 1 year letterman 'MMEIK 5. Le I, VFG's Top .,.,NS?f Mefnefks Sack T m F 1y ckamffrine mls a hlfu' .N M aging! Sill Fhhymgjggwnt: sh0W3lld ng'fukabnnE , Aherwdilupqinu gameswiltlgl . . R Rams UMW n...c..m-m ed the 1 M mm-e 'ww S?':'f'g:.,','I,, 31..'J. ..Z MMA Malclles New Muscl PHI . fwcmllseam numb The ' I O gmtd e b lathe-nach, ' Sulclde Schedule' and M 8 8 Both are tabbed loflnish highi District I6-JA. and bo! ' 'h administered harsh Innings 1 Morton S the Mmm a year back fum lists np les than of excep- na, 654 and Raymondville- poqndg - five Wlullll Then. lhefe an a couple 3 number. Ventures lgill! members In their tw notable the Texas Catholic Inter- lNecks hai' Conlests HYOIHSUC mel! H181 'PSS than Orw ra? kn Game v . a r te I6 87? . 1 minus-l7 lbw! YUITIIII ll UI! Nfldemy. I 3g,,pa5singlor GXUEPC ful' I Glple of Wl3l8n- offensl-, whnf- V UIIQIICWPIQRQS, ' winner over lhrlh, .Flrlt all QIIIBTUICK Saou. md no 80 NSN!!! in Qmpbell,aNewJersey nauve. markers lwmlrgtallorton rum A - 1 49 rc::.,.:'::' ,za .mum Bm, 1, . H4 'f , no 'f, ',,f,'.f vmio..,,.' 'f'1kb'vl?QL',,f,7 l1un:.z., du 32:2 gran? Q M250 a mb b with If pm' W Total Offense e--.f..T?..'f,'l fhe-1- '-fl'Z,'mfMo'l'.7 ' ' W P ses nvercented BY I-I3 3-9 Tum ldglu l , HHN., 'U-My In gh, lmlgfuale :L 635533 5-2:3 Thin-i-iq ,M MMR A Plaster fffinesleom .. -me R qllfer R P, 3.0, -em, 28-0 ee' X Free ,' ,S MMA's 'Red Plague' Notches 4f 5ffvinI:mm.,..lvf...... VARSITY BASKETBALL T FRONT ROW, L-R: Bui, Richards, Tate, Lynch, Brundrett, Mgr. D. Brundrett. BACK ROW, L-R: Coach Morton, Campbell, Abel, Murphy, Mak, Pannell, Walley. 166 1- B111 J. Abel 3 , Campbell R. Richards K . Lynch J . Pannell , Wg, . 3 J X .x . , , 1 4 x if F 7, X f. W ws: a tk X AE! 1 ...srl I 'AQHA Q A., i Q is W 4 N x ? Q Q xiifm NffsF iii .Q LW,-f ik V Q 'N 4 in 2 4' 5 e X In A . N752 13? 6iQ? Ax- Q 'J 'M-R 'F' JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW. L-R: Massad, Burns, Porter, Hubbard, McDonald. BACK ROW, L-R: Coach Walker, Michaels, Thompson, Hess, Hegedus, Kam, Mgr. Rood. 70 4- ..., . R -'f . . . -Q V, ,igixizf-v?'f QV . B . A . : W - if ik . H-f'f if5e5fg,f,f , ?f?ii3il33q n k Qsxffk E' m ' EQ '-fl if K- f ' k Q , . x -- -'s..g-cy--.,:,2So . - J ,Riff ,S ik wsm Q'vE L.-gn m ' , Ymifw . gf:-r .x 1. M- 5? 1: , , Q --2'-'v1,5x1-vfgxfwf bv ggsffiggk 51,jxjv?xy,j ixjfg if' ,gg 1' V . s . -iggig wig' e ffiiflz -f',g4,7J,n.xgx ff- A A ' 1 533 gn' ' . fiffff 'ZW 2:1 3' j' H ' .ft 155' 1 ml 2 H x ' ,Q gi Ez: Ef,15ge'?'l rm, 'xmffjf 1 N N y . A Q' , I2-'mx-w,?.fl,,,Qgg xx V, xalf, . K, f K, gk- . kit:...l,-jA,7:fg,, 3 TENNIS 1976 L - - l A QStanding L to RJ Holbert, Yarbrough, Crumpler, Goodman, Lynch, Salinas, Schmitt, Botts, Oliva, Mrs. Fulwider CKnee1ing L to RJ Woolley, Whipple, Lengyel-Leahu, Nieto, Sellars, Morrow, Workman. QSitting L to Rb Carlisle Lawrence, Dickey, Bonner. if snot 1 TEN ONL Q ,. Mrs . PI.l1Wid6I Jerry Holberl Bob Eddleman Terry Lynch Wayne Schmitt Claude Oliva 5915? Q' 'Q' z'a04i1 d iii? 'kivffqq i Cadet Lengyl-Leahu Cadet Goodman Cadet Whipple Cadet Crumpler GX,-S - , A.. Q New K2 Vzi 13 -. P:fefggg . didn. , M.: , ,, fi?Z:'2ii.Si:Q- 537' K K . was Q ,We-f,,.f Cadet Salinas Cadet Lawarence Cadet Yarbrough Cadet Sellars SCDCC ER The first M.M.A. Soccer Team: QStanding L to RJ Garcia-Moreno, Rodriguez, R. , Gonzalez, R. , Franklin, Gomez E. ,-Urcullu, Carrertero. Clineeling L to RJ Cantu, A. , Gonzalez, J. A. , Franklin, A. , Garzafox, Vaca, A. , Gua jardo, Sanchez, Garcia, F. fSitting L to RJ Soto, Guerra, Garcia, I . A. , Schoener, Guajardo, T. , Lahoz, Saenz. Coach Szajna If you keep looking at the ball. I'm going to kick you right in the soccer. Up, up and away. k Look at that! Take this, you ball beater. Dance MAN dance! ! ! M.M.A. CHEERLEADERS Susan Bernard Harlingen High School First Year Cheerleader 182 Carie Crow Harlingen High School First Year Cheerleader Paula Gillis Harlingen High School First Year Cheerleader Ann Ovenden Harlingen High School Second Year Head Cheerleader Diana Gough Harlingen High School First Year Cheerleader Bonnie Gillday Harlingen High School Second Year Cheerleader TRACK '76 I l 1 l l TOP ROW, QL to Ry: Weidameir, Burr, Rosales, Hogan, Biesecker, Able. 2nd ROW: Hubbard, Whipple, Loretangeli, Horn, Forester. 3rd ROW: R. Richards, Campbell, P. Brundrett, Czarzasty, Jones. 4th ROW: Gregory, Walker, Dearing, Carpender, Funkhauser CManagersJ Roefer, Walley, D. Brundrett, CCoachJ Jim Morton. Czar strains to make it. Oh, Man, Coach is going to get me if I don't get with Mile Relay Team - CL to Ry: R. Richards, Campbell, Dear- it! ! ! inger and Carpenter. IB4 -' 4 ,Psa ' 1 . x Q L ig Q L e I L Q x wi: Q3 imi- I x 'Q 5 N I E Q rx, L :W , 1 ! , . lzx., . . .vw ,f ,Q y ,. . . . - - W, N ses. ssfyxyhsm Y 'P '1 gl ' 5 . a i 1 Ng? , gs .4 J J Q ,. -- ' j.-:k:..' .. Q.,-sf-f -'K' 5 xv. , - - V' t ' , - ' i , A is Q . 3 -'g'i,NL'f 'f vii 1 f MS. H ' 122. P y.. 'is 4 1 4 . X t 'fx -g.:..qf ' Lj,j,g ,Q gl., isii is 3.5 - W Q12 3 'QRS j ' 1 TT-95.2 K ' . in L. 5. ffssf A if '13 ' 211.75 as -SX: 'T A 4 1 H- fs sf--as-s. ' M '-'k .1 .. N Q. -. Qs L1 I sw' .4 ' or .-W - ' - is f1'N1-:ft fzr1f41'4ff - ,. ' .fs - 4. . A . TEES.-:vfSi.m.a-Q-4 is-s 'ii K K his K - 5 3 f 2.As1ls...fa.'aT.-f2.fx'.- vie 1.513 A ss... 4 0 . . xafpsffs-. ssufr i ,Q L. -.5 as 'X Q, - . 1 . 1 sjxa .gifs f - f Q , . . 4. --rms , . s . -1 I f.x1.ss sans-f mf.-s...+1'1f...f'. is-vxg.3,-. rwsii ..,:--1.251-gal as A -2. W . ., ' 1 g 440 Relay Team - CL to Ry: Gregory, Walker, P. Burndrett, Forester. , W i Gary crosses to win 100. .f' ,, AQ -- 4. M. Gregory and P. Brundrett come to the ready position. 440 Relay - Walker hands off to Gregory. Shot-Put and Discus Throwers - CL to RJ BOTTOM: Rosales, Burr, Weidamier TOP, CL to RJ: Lortangely, Horn, Hogan, Biesecker. lMllMla uma v A 5 i A P 1 3 V Q ' 1' an aw , Q gd, I if lY i f K1 f 55 EQ X 1 l 1 g ' 1 g i Q- W w W 1 i CADETS IN THE NEWS 187 BCDWLING '76 The M.M.A. Bowling League is composed of three teams per company consisting of five individuals per team. You know that these guys must really enjoy the game because the only time they get to bowl is on Friday night while the rest of us are out on liberty. The League was coached by M!Gy Sgt. Tideman who is also D.I. of C Company and band director, too. Obviously he is a very dedicated man. May the best team win! i What a ham!!! Nice form. Too bad this is a bowling section. Did you See that!! ! DYNAMITE! ! ! i -- jg . ,,., in--Q --f I think I'11 take one more look at that What a joke I can't believe my eyes. Sp1it!!! M ALVA me . Hey, caddy, I think I'l1 use my new 4 iron on this shot. THE FAIREST LADIES 76 HOMECOMING QUEEN susAN BERNARD MMA SWEETHEART 76 SH ERRY WASSON LE THER ECKL Miss A Co. , Sherry Wilson Miss B Co. , Dyanna Gough Miss Bat. Staff, Carrie Crow Miss C Co. , Ann Ovenden Miss D Co. , Michele Goldschmeding ADET AND STA A Tough Defense to Break. Anyone for the BUMP! Lord give us peace. A Debusher is born . 1 N.B.C. SPECIA ON M.M.A ,,s,...--'-'WW' Y X This year at M.M.A. we were honored by having a television show on education filmed on campus. It is our hope that the NBC filming crew had as much fun as we did. lt was really an experience: not only for the cadets but equally as much for the staff and faculty. The film primarily deals with student life and activities of a normal day. The reason they chose the Academy for the filming is because over the past 10 years there has been an enormous increase in enrollment here, while other schools show a dras- tic DECREASE. We would like to extend our thanks to NBC and all the people that have helped make the Academy what it is today. 195 4 w 1 Remember how simple it was when you get your own 707 . Messrs., . v-I think ifs an a plot to get me lost! -v General Doolittle and I took off and made it to Mount Fuji around 8 am. X swvvnwannvna-.....,waa.vsvmammum,f' :cl- According to my calculations, you have flown 16 mile in 16 hours, and also succeeded in landing with 5541 hours of reserve fuel. ' ' 199 i .... .. MMA , . DRIVERS EDUCATION 1976 ...Wm-.WWWW-,W A normal c1ass??? We're really paying attention! ! I r 55' Si K f .eL., ,.tkkk ,ryhv M RQ ' .. M J V- 8 - kt . ., -, .... . -Vkk I N y K 'YE' i 3 We've got a real good c1ass??? Where's the car??? Our faithful instructor?! Quit messin around . . . What's goin on??? 200 CHEERLEADER ORIENTATION At orientation, new girls wanting to become M.M.A. cheerleaders are given a constitution that explains what is expected of them, and those things that are expected are to promote and maintain a high degree of school spirit, morale and good sports- manship within the corps of cadets. She must also help with all social functions within the academy. As you can see it is not all fun and games being an M.M.A. cheerleader, but hard work. The 1976 coprs of cadets wishes the 1977 cheerleaders the best, and a big THANK YOU to all cheerleaders past, present, and future. l 1 1 t 201 Remember when you first visited the Aerospace class? Remember those Push-ups you had to do? Was it only 255?' ' you out that your Cadet Leaders were all hal Remember When . . .3 Remember when you met your first b1ind date? Remember this? We're not sure if the camera Remember when your DI first met you? was crooked or if the Titanic was sinking?'? ull' Asthma QM Remember how you wanted to be in his shoes? Remember the day the Sgt!Mgr saw the big bird ? .. Ll? x X w ga s K, Sm e ee ' R ati ' A L' . X Remember when Cadet Porter recruited his 3rd, string soccer team for Nairobi U. ? Remember when you were traveling with the band and they discussed hijacking the plane? Remember those long hours in the Chapel with the air conditioner broken down? lf: Remember when you cou1dn't keep the cameraman off your back? Look . . . A running shadow! Make that two Ham and Cheese . May I take 2 giant steps?' ' Ring around the collar! Are you sure that this is how you find lost Contact Lenses? Who could forget What's his Name? We11, I prefer blondes . . t t t i l A Xi 42110 V-IUILIM 'mq he , . ' ' ' ureldeg AZEIQ EXH K2Q xf , e saantord rzvuo Hoa N' fjg dd swoudva 2 k I A AZVEID d d rst e s n tt s t It's great to have a different view on things ls this really Col. Sanders' Secret recipe?'?? Next year, we'11 put the restricted roster here ACADEMY CHAPEL an N The mid-week chapel service is part of the whole man concept. No one can be mature and adult without coming to grips with the great problems of existence. Chapel should point out the problems and face a guy in the direction in which answers can be found . The service points out that the quality and style of the life we live are important and that each man must make his decision in this regard. This means t.hat the concept of God and His being needs to be examined and explained. From this, the Cadet adds a new dimension to his own life. ABEL, JEFFREY ROBERT 1721 DOB: 7-2950 1121 Lt. Col. and Mrs. jonathan F. Abel 2217 Longview Drive Woodbridge, Va. 22191 17031494-5588 ALBEE, DONALD HAYES 1731 DOB: 101-so 1101 Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Albee 305 Elbe Drive Alpharetta, Ga. 30201 14041992-2477 ALSMEYERNIOHN MARK 1751 DOB: 11-28-59 1101 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Alsmeyer 10214 Ivyridge Rd. Houston, Texas 77043 17131468-4939 ALVAREZ, WALTER XAVIER 1751 DOB: 9-5-61 181 Mr. Armando Alvarez Pino 1, Col. Florida Mexico City, DF so 524-39-02 or 07 Mrs. Celia Harmon 2215 Stanmore Houston, Texas 77019 171315269624 ASHWORTH, DALE ROBERT 1731 DOB: 1-241 191 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ashworth 8546 Ridgepoint Drive Houston, Texas 77055 17131464-5501 A51-IWORTH, ERIC RANDALL 1751 DOB: 6-11-63 171 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ashworth 8546 Ridgepoint Drive Houston, Texas 77055 17131464-5501 BALTHROPE, CHARLES WILLIAM 1751 DOB: 8-21-62 181 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Balthrope 415 Lajara Blvd. San Antonio, Texas 78209 15121822-7360 BARNES, JOSEPH GOE1 SCOTT 1741 DOB: 5-3-591111 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bames 1325 3rd St. St. Paul Park, Minn, 55071 BARTHOU, MARK ANDREW 1751 DOB: 9-2063 171 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barthou PO. Bm: 2745 1Off1ce1 Houston, Texas 77001 17151222-0632 17131469-1186 Home Phone BELL STEPHEN ROBERT 1751 DOB: 11-5-so 1101 Mrs. Shayla A. Duplechan 800 Greenhaven Richardson, Texas 75080 12141231-9658 BIESECKER, ARLAN-IOSEPH 1751 DOB: 6-16-57 1PG1 Mr. and Mrs. Emest Kozicz 237 Pearl St. Trenton, NY 08609 16091396-1385 BLUMENFELD, MITCHELL HARRIS 1751 . DOB: 9-9-60 191 Mrs. jack R. Babb 1512 Ft. Sumter Ct. Lexington, Ky. 40505 16061299-6249 BOJCZUK, STEVE 1751 DOB: 12-23-60191 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bojczuk 1935 Central Blvd. Brownsville, Texas 78520 15121542-5409 BONNER, LOUIS FRANKLIN III 1741 DOB: 5-21-60 191 Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Bonner, jr. 3039 Locke lane Houston, Texas 77019 17131528-5100 BOTFS, FAYETTE ARTHUR 1741 DOB: 8-24-59 1101 Mr. and Mrs. Fayette H. 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Box 426 Concrete,Wasl1ington 98237 853-2841 SAENZ, CESAR HORACIO 1751 DOB: 2-18-62 171 Mr. and Mrs. jose Saenz 210 CADET PARENT ROSTER Morelos 70 Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico 2-34-88 SAENZ, DIONISIO NICHO 1751 DOB: 161662 oy Mr. and Mrs. Dionisio Saenz Avenida de las Rosas 39 Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico 2-37-38 SALDANA, ROBERTO 1751 DOB: 3-11-62 171 Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Saldana Jazminez y Acacias iii Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico 2-03-18 SALINAS, ROBERT RUSSELL 1751 DOB: 7-2961 191 Mr. and Mrs. Ike Salinas 4709 Leopard 1OIfice1 P.O. Box 4181 Corpus Christi, Texas 78408 15121884-3221 Home: 8534029 SALSEDO, MICHAEL ANTHONY 1751 DOB: 6261 191 Mr. and Mrs. Mike C. Salsedo P.O. Box 1431 I.aFeria, Texas 78559 SANC1-1Ez, MANUEL EDUARDO my DOB: 7-20-61 191 Mr. and Mrs. Leonel Sanchez Ave Ninos Heroes 402 Apdo. Postal 356 Rio Bravo, Tamps, Mexico 4-04-OZ SANDIDGE, STEVE GREGORY 1751 DOB: 6-20-61 191 Mrs. Alice Marshall 6509 Floyd Drive Ft. 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Woolley 3116 N. 45th Drive Phoenix, AZ 85031 1601 1875-3936 WORKMAN, ROBERT C. 1751 DOB: 1-3-601101 Mr. Wayne Workman 1230 Truman Place Ames, Iowa 50010 15151232-3492 YARBROUGH, LOUIS NEWMAN 1751 DOB: 11-14-601111 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yarbrough 5740 S. Lakeshore Drive Shreveport, la. 71109 13181631-0008 YARUSSO, THEODORE 1751 DOB: 5-761 171 Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sharpe 16035 Longvista Drive Dallas, Texas 75240 121-0239-6181 ZULEGER, DAVID ERNST 1751 DOB: 11-26-60 191 Sgt. and Mrs. Vernon E. Zuleger 2326 S. 25th St. Harlingen, Texas 78550 1 15121425-4490 RADLET, WILLIAMJOSEPH 1751' 1 DOB: 1-8-60 191 Dr. and Mrs. Paul j. Radlet l 250 Mitchell Sr. Corpus Christi, Texas 78411 1 15121852-2195 l Autographs ' Autographs ' Autographs ' Autographs ' Autographs ' Autogl t doJ6o4nV . sqdoJI5o4nV . sqdoJ6o4nV . sqdoJ6o4nV . sqdoJBo4nV . sqdoJ6o4n 211 If l Qi ,. ,I - ,- Good Luck +o 'rhe Bic:en+ennial Class of 76 Complimen+s of Mr. and Mrs. F. Neuhaus 'fm .0 , lllllllllllil: t It you've got it, prove it. If you want 1 it, work for it. If you think you're Ieader,show us.That'e wh t k Y and p t f . y ll Q I1 t Pit L d Cl ss o i i Q p g PLC INTERNATICNAL ...Wim gm d dl pt summertraml g dth hanoefo uptoS32,700int I ' tance. But to make our team... ou have to Y meet our challenge. msmnnmfs Anfmnxms C runnmvsnon mm. rockett Street Shreveport, Louisiana '71101 ffee. We're A Proud Duttit, Too! Proud Ot You Cadets And Proud That You Invited Us To Be Represented In Your Yearbook. JACKG DIAMDNDS LINCOLN-MERCURY-FIAT TYLER THE ART SHOP 101 S. Sam Houston San Benito Texas 78586 716 E. Harrison Harlingen Texas 78550 PEND OREILLE 85 GAS COMPANY A Subsidiary Gulf Resources 88 Chemical Corporation 1203 Capital National Bank Building 1300 Main Street - Houston, Texas 77002 TOM I-IARTIGAN GEN. CONTRACTOR 812 South Zinc Deming, New Mexico 88030 INTERNATIONAL BUILDERS Sa SUPPLY 1245 International Blvd. Phone: LI 2-3110 and LI 6-3251 Brownsville Texas 78520 STEVENS PAINT 85 GLASS 725 E. Elizabeth Bus. 542-4151 Brownsville Texas 78520 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Law Offices MAYFIELD, BROADDUS AND PERRENOT 525 Southwest National Bank Building E1 Paso Texas 79901 MR. AND MRS. THOMAS G. LAWRENCE Matamoros Tamps Best Wishes to the Cadets MR. AND MRS. W. C. ROBERTS DR. AND MRS. CHAVEZ Indianapolis Indiana Lt. Col. Dempsie Davis, Jr. Edwards California Best Wishes to the Class of 76 JOHN RAGLAND JUAN JOSE GUERRA Tampico Tam Mexico MR. AND MRS. A. DUPLECHAN Richardson Texas Harlingen McAllen Weslaco READY MIX One Company - For Your Construction Needs: 423-6380 Brownsville 686-3779 Raymondville 968-3157 Por Isabel Port Mansfield 423-6380 542-4337 423-6380 542-4337 M.M.A. Suppor+ers Congraiulaie +he Corps of Cadeis in Their Bicen+ennial Year. Mendel H . Perry Col. H. W. Card Jr. , USMC Ret. Hazel Mickelson C. W. Davis Forrest W. Runnels Hill Cocke, Sr. Alice C. Work V. D. Raimond Mrs. James Wilkinson Lt. Gen. John N. Mclaughlin, USMC George Poulis H. R. Wilson Brig. Gen. M. J. Padalino, USMC Ret. Thomas F. O'F1anagan Peter D. Cappadona Mr. and Mrs. M. Canfield Parker Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Glaser Elmore and Stahl Frank S. Hardin Orrin W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bailey, Jr. Mary L. Pizziferri Myrlin O. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. S. Peevey, Jr. Bill Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. E. Russell Willard W. Harling Mr. and Mrs. J. Toohey Hal R. Cummings Lt. Gen. T. H. Miller, USMC George Slevers J. Joseph Sullivan Ed Jennings Col. L. W. Futrell USMCR C. W. Coltrain Stanley B. Crockett Mrs. Guajando Ferdinand Mandenhall Capt. K. G. Arnold, U.S.M.C. John A. Gebbart Mary A. Yturria Marine Corps League Auxiliary Pasadena, California Eugene Anderson Nelle F. Nelson Navy League of the United States Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. C. Daniels E. J. May Ret M! SGT Otho B. Callaway, USMC Ret Mr. and Mrs. E. Morris The M.M.A. Supporiers of fhe Class of 76 Mr. and Mrs. C. Lemly SHWC INC. Phil Yeckel Armed Forces Retirees Association California Mr. and Mrs. B. Heavner Brig. Gen. John W. Antonelli Henry J. Cochran, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. A. Craig Mr. and Mrs. S. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Lanner Marie E. McClintock Mr. and Mrs. H. Lemons Mr. and Mrs. C. Tharin Rogers Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Otis West Mr. and Mrs. M. Beard M. F. CONNOR AND ASSOCIATES Weslaco, Texas Andrew Champion RAME COMPANY Tacoma. Washington Jesse I . Price Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gullickson Lt. Gen. F. E. Leek, U.S.M.C.1Ret.D Lieut. Gen. A. L. Bowser H. W. BAHNMAN, REALTOR Harlingen, Texas Thomas Rocha. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Hurt TROPICAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Harlingen , Texas Brig. Gen. Jack Pollock. USA Mr. and Mrs. K. Bower Joseph P. Mueller S. H. Collier Normanl. E. Murken Robert T. Hanley Mr. and Mrs. J. Engelhardt Mr. and Mrs. B. Miller V. F. Neuhaus Lt. HeI1ryJ. Kelly, Jr. Major W. C. White, USMCR Ret. William O. Sibley Harold O. Swaney Gy. Sgt. Dorothy L. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Peyton Mr. and Mrs. L. Dolan STAR FURNITURE REPAIR Las Cruces, New Mexico Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Murray Mr. and Mrs. W. Huber USMC Ret Marine Corps League, Santa Ana, California Mr. and Mrs. T. Todd Mr. and Mrs. N. Fosseen M.M.A. Well-Wishers 'For I976 Joyce A. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. G. Fell I. J. Gardner Detachment Mr. and Mrs. R. Shepard Marines' Memorial Club San Francisco, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Traffert W. Edgar Johnston With Admiration From an Old Sailor Norma M. Batchelder LEON C. OSBORN CO. , INC. Navy League of the United States Long Beach, California Dr. and Mrs. B. Bovik KREIDLER-ASHCRAFT Funeral Directors Harlingen, Texas W. T. ELLIS COMPANY Mission, Texas Best Regards to M . M . A . and the Class of Keep Up the Good Work! MRS. ELENA S. KEN EDY Best Wishes From The Few Good Men and Women of The 6+h Marine Corps Dis+ric+ X X FLORIDA ,W XXXX 'x'x '7'A' GXXXXYKXX Lila G. Ussery QOQNA ' SOUTH Radm.H.Pau1Riebe,D.c.UsN,Re1. ,J-ff ,SCP E Qlpo Q Col. and Mrs. Russell M. Harwood ,I QQ. Q cocA-COLA COMPANY 5' Q Cf fp I Brownsville, Texas H: Av 6 Z '5z?':f1:gZA' A C5 - Mr. and Mrs. S. Barker If iw B QED vi 2 Mr and Mrs W Snedeker 'ff E 2 FIRST STATE BANK at TRUST co. of iff i Edinburg, Texas Q -gawk 4 GY, I STATE FARM TEXAS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION If 1-V I Q , 414 GY' 'V Austin, Texas x o 0 .Alu Congratulations to our friends and neighbors, The Marine Military Academy This Marine Corps F4U Corsair Fighter of 1943-45 is now flying with the Ghost Squadron in the colors and markings of Col. Gregory Boyington of VMF-124 which flew in all combat areas of the Pacific as land-based fighters and for a time aboard the fast carrier Essex in 1944 and 1945 . Visitors to the Marine Military Academy are invited to visit the CAF Museum where they may see all of the historic American Combat aircraft of World War II. THE FLYING MUSEUM OF THE CONFEDERATE AIR FORCE Harlingen Industrial Airpark, Harlingen, Texas The CAF is a patriotic , non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the world's ,greatest combat aircraft 1939-1945 automatic data processing Phone 682-9413 214 N 16th McAllen, Texas 78501 Compliments of TEXSUN CORPORATION Weslaco , Texas Congra'l'ula+ions +o 'fhe MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY Football Team for being in the State Finals of the Texas Independent Athletic Association' ' 220 HERTZ I .4315 ae-urn can p as I ' 4' I 7- ei' IQLQ . ti 1' A' 'fffW !'t Z 5 I -MNWm lf I ' P-I' I the -I graduating Congratulatlons tl A Class Of 75 to the Class of '76 from lomzo umm mmm or mr root-cout courmv nr . 'wmwwm HERTZ RENT A CAR Harlingen International Airport Harlingen, Texas Brownsville Coca-Cola Bottling Company HERTZ RENTS FINE CARS P.O. Box 3490 Brownsville, Texas 78520 Start Saving at Tropical The safe place to save. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION VAN BUREN 8a SECOND ST. ' P.O. 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BONANZA SIRLOIN PIT Harlingen-Brownsville McAllen Working on tomorrow's energy needs CENTEA b , today gplfe ,,,.,.h-al M., 1 f w 1 1 55 Y 9, u RAvMoNovnLLE ' Q Aura RIPAIRS q Y? vv , J m ,SB X 9 9' . 4 -' ' 3 X 5fnsA3EL 5 Compliments of BROWNSVILLE BU RACK'S EXXON SOUTHMOST SAVINGS AND LOAN 1002 Morgan Blvd. g n Texas 73550 423 '1249 S mee ispm f me' 3 v 11 P nl b 1 Raymondville 542 4315 943 2634 689-2423 To +he Bicenfennial Class of I976, Besi' Wishes 'From LEVI STRAUSS 3 521 NORTH 77 SUNSHINE STRIP P.0. BOX 191 HARLINGEN, TEXAS 78550 51214254836 Nh'7 ISh Sp POB0191 H 1 g T 78550 5121425 4836 9? EVERYBODY Loves A WINNER 2? Q ,QD W 'xr N'1C' !! ff 4 ' l ANQ7I 7 N , -cilefr-N- K 'fr-c'r f-- .5 JJ'X..JIff X sr5f3Q,JU,g, Producers of Fresh and Frozen Foods Handcrafted Hardwood Chairs Barstools and Rockers Since 1902 DONIE CHAIR COMPANY INC. Brownsville , Texas NCDSER LUMBER COMPANY Noser Knows - Just Call Noser 6th and Miracle Mile, McAllen, Texas 686-6761 PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY AT ITS BEST PRESCRIPTION HARLINGEN SAN BENITO Coronado Village 311 N. 717 N. '77 Sam Houston Sunshine Strip 399-2453 423-1953 lA RENCE ELECTRIC MOVING AHEAD wm-I anis:-rrEn IDEAS INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL ,. RESIDENTIAL '+1 POLE LINE CONSTRUCTION ff? SERVICE . MAINTENANCE - REPAIRS - :-iUL'2'lAQE2IiEE' I Wiring For A-ir Conditioner - Dryer - Ranges E 42.3-3 a 3 s W kd Aff 5 PM 423-4787 24 HOUR BZ saiyi. Sur?rCaII 423-8179 EMERGENCY SERVICE 3I7EJACKSON-HARLINGEN 226 READY TO HELP m : MCALLEN STAQQEQANK Tha Aviation Servicas AIR CENTRAL, INC. lllll Gfllll Cessna: ..T,.. Dlx.-'-rnvv IK ., '. K 1 of the vmay 101 Marine Drive DON GUSTAFSON DESIGNS Phone 423-7000 Box 2425 GALLAGHER'S TRAVELS Harlingen MEMO'S CURIS Pedras Negras, Coah, Mexico 212 East Jackson WELDON 'S IEWELERS Harlingen, Texas 78550 Box 1388 1 SAMMY'S BARN, INC. Harlingen. Texas 78550 3625 South Port NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE 24 WORKING FUND Corpus Christi, Texas 78415 P.O. Box 221 423-7447 SOUTH TEXAS FRESH POULT Y R COMPANY Harlingen, Texas 78550 1821 w. Tyler RODEWAY INN OF HARLINGEN Harlingen, Texas 78550 425-1040 P. O . Drawer 4067 CANTWELL MATTRESS COMPANY Corpus Christi, Texas 78408 302 N. 77 Sunshine Strip GIBSON PRODUCTS Harlingen , Texas 1220 south 77iSun shine snip THE LEMON TREE Harlingen, Texas 78550 Harlingen Industrial Air Park AVIS RENT A CAR Phone 423-2113 113 S. '17 Sun Shine Strip DAVIS BED 8s BATH SHOP ' Harlingen, Texas 78550 221 East Jackson Street HILL'S LINGERIE SHOP Harlingen, Texas 78550 1221 N. 7 ANDTS MODEL MARKET Harlingen, Texas Phone 423-7076 725 N. 77 Sun Shine Strip SCURLOCKHS SUPER MARKET INC' Harlingen, Texas 78550 101 S. Sam Houston THE ART SHOP San Benito, Texas 78586 716 E. Harrison Harlingen, Texas 78550 Congratulations to the Marine Military Academy oun Laslmions VALLEY ALOE LI 1 of VERA, INC. Post Office Box 598 Weslaco, Texas 78596 Harlingen , Texas 78550 Exclusive Apparel for Ladies Phone 423-9881 Complimenrs from SUN VALLEY MOTCDR HOTEL 1900 S. '77 Sun Shine Strip P.O. BOX 1029 Phone 512-423-7222 HARLINGEN M NATIONAL BANK Member F. D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System L. 52 N. '77 Sunshine Strip P.O. Box 191, Harlingen, Texas 425-4836 O ND JDE TDD LARGE - ND JCIB TDD SMALL. iHii55iU'11 ifjnuintjkt if:.TJIi11'1ili1i1, 211111. 'The Qyimxvl in ufrphaff iPa1fir1g N. E. Schroeder Area Code 512 President Mission 586-1615 Box 591 Harlingen 423-5257 Mission. Texas 78572 Brownsville 541-1412 J Officers Q Joe G. Ballenger, Chairman President , - ' Joe Davis Ballenger, Vice Chairman gi K. N. Uackl Cook, Executive Vice-President ' V .5 I I W. T. Ballenger. Vice-President nv ' F L X., l Omar Rodriguez. Vice-President V F ' ,fn I ,Q I D. L. Kelly, Cashier, Vice-President NLE- 1 ' 'Q in ' A . Donald Lewis, Asst. Cashier H .. Mrs. Doris Stone, Asst. Cashier 4- ---W-.,,,,4,,'mu , ' .g..---gi-gs' EE su 1-19' THE SAN BENITO BANK 81 TRUST CO Directors Joe G. Ballenger Joe Davis Ballenger Edward Clark K. N. Uackb Cook A. M. Hervey W. T. Ballenger Omar Rodriguez Congra+ula+ions K .X N . 'fily iii taflfilii HT Ti he ,,-,,N ,M WHITE CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY JCIA DIDLIDMA IDWEID' Now, the number one bank offers all 1976 Hugh School Graduates a number one deal... four years of FREE checkmg Nomrnrmum balance IS for your special Graduate requlred for openrng or Account brlng your dlploma marntamlng your account to Frrst Natlonal Bank of and there s no servlce charge. Harllngen before Start the next four years wuth September 1, 1976. a valuable savlng. To quallfy FIRST NATIONAL HARLINGEN, TEXAS 4234530 E BER DIC la B lDKfT520G'l2lBll'Cl'Bl'!1ll'K Lg fn fllf' ,76 fW I ,B n Q vallluglfl V , ,b r l 'ell . eJhpIr1f'j4fr1I'l 1g O I I I A M M F Axuosfa fyol hr!! . BILL CRUMPLER 81 SON BROKERAGE P.O. 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INSTALLATIONMQ SERYICE 0 PARTS Where Quality Counts WE SERVICE ALL MAKES yvqx '-'va 55 ' v x I V I H H ' -331 v'Xf1iEiQ Fila XX,-'TNA-.egi 52- X Ig- 'xi I M- -XX XX v w Qxxk wif QINXQTQINNN X-sk Q X1-NKXN-xawxbfxx NSN-Iixxr' N Y I T M XF ' 'Y A-N RADIO DISPATCHE I Feooens , L QNX CENTRAL HEATING 3. AIR comm I :mums ,4,...,.. GAFFERS Sn SATTLER CENTRAL HEATING 8- AIR CONDITIONING OWINDOW UNITS NEW AND USED WINDOW UNITS I ..,. I Gp ' I I Iha I davffn'QQf VISIT OUR SHOWROOM H , I , 4815 BISSONNEI NEAR 610 WEST LOOP 4 could you FEDERAL BUTANE COMPANY STATE BANK OF CONCRETE , P.O. Box 2030 Har11ngen, Texas 78550 ConcreteP,' 98237 WENDELL E. MQKISKI, M.D. 720 Tuxedo San Antonio, Texas 78209 Building 467 Haf11HgingHdEZZi3g2Aif Park DEL-TEX BROKERAGE CO. Harlingen' Texas 78550 soo N. ohio sr. - P.O. Box vos Mercedes, Texas 78570 Rober'r G. Reed, Ill DR. FRANK MORALES 222 Nacogdoches Road 824-5850 San Antonio, Texas 78209 Centro Medico Jardin Av. de las Rosas No. 1 Col. Jardin Tel. 2-21-67 H. Matamoros, Tam. Au+oma'l'ic Dafa Processing A D N A P INC. N Phone 682-9413 214 N. 16th McAllen, Texas 78501 C I VALLEY TRANSIT COMPANY INC. 444 444444444 44444 -K 41 g 4 .g fk .p 'I ag 'K Q 'K Q fl! .3 il 4 'K .3 'K 41 -ir 4 -K Q -I g -K 4 'K ' I LIBERTY MATESON AND ASSOCIATES I 668 voun ndependenf lnsurzmre AGENT Sl RVIS YOU IIISV . ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE P -' Compliments of DUDLEY LOWERY WHITLOW STEEL CO., INC. 4434 TRANSCONTINENTAL DRIVE JAME METAIRIE, LOUISIANA 70002 S C. HERNDON OFF ICE PHONE I504I 885-6548 4434 Transcontinental Drive Metirie, Louisiana 70002 James C. Herndon Office Phone 15041885-6548 ' Compliments CUIQIOS Of LIQTBDQS f . , CA LTEX -1 -1 IPI-HLIPPINESI W Sw INC. E 1725029175 J sk, ' ggi? P.O.Box 783-2800 Manila, Philippines D. C. Moore Bes'r Wishes From WEB el -e' E? and Cade+ Rober+ C. Workman and His F-a1'her Wayne C. Workman ' Hardeek, - Hardeeb. ' Hardeeb Campustown dy's of Boone, Inc. North Grand Plaza Ames Iowa Dibia HaIdee's Ames, Iowa Iowa F In San Francisco THE MARINES MEMORIAL CLUB Invites all Marine and former Marines and their families to enjoy its facilities Membership is available to all military service personnel and veterans. ' Downtown - 2 Blocks From Union Square ' 138 Rooms - All With Bath, TV and Courtesy Coffee ' Large Family Suites - Launderette - Baby-Sitters ' Dining Room and Coffee Shop ' Skyroom Cocktail Lounge With Panoramic View of the City, Serving Buffet Luncheon except Sat. and Sun. ' Swimming Pool - Gym - Steam - Sauna ' Club Exchange - Quality Merchandise at Savings ' Library - Museum Singles From 810.00 - Doubles From 514.00 Bar Drinks '75q5 Advance Reservafions Recommended 609 Sutter St. , San Francisco, Calif. 94102 A Tribute to Those Marines Who Have Gone Before, and a Service to Those Who Carry on. f x x . 1 f f , I A f pw