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

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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.

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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. .

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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