Marine Military Academy - Pass In Review Yearbook (Harlingen, TX)
- Class of 1980
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BUT sir, I didn t know you wanted me to play that extra beat to the tune. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION .......... .... 2 BOARD OF TRUSTEES . . . . . . .4 BOARD OF ADVISORS . . . . . . .5 MEMORIAL .......... .... 6 HEADQUARTERS .... .... 8 CADET PORTRAITS ........ ..... 1 6 MILITARY DEPARTMENT . . . . . . . .49 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT .... ..... 5 9 CORPS OF CADETS ........ ..... 6 9 SPORTS ........... ..... 8 4 ACTIVITIES ....... .... 1 13 BIRTHDAY BALL ..... .... 1 24 AIRSHO '79 ............ .... 1 28 HALLOWEEN PARTY ....... ..... 1 32 REAL PEOPLE VISIT MMA ........................ 134 SENIORS AND POSTCRADUATES AT EASE ....... 137 AUTOGRAPHS ............................. ..... 1 52 ADVERTISEMENTS ....... ..... 1 56 CADET-PARENT ROSTER . . . .... .173 YEARBGOK DEDICATION ' When a cadet worships in the chapel, much of the beauty and serenity he finds there is due to the efforts of Mrs. Mary Moody Northen A friend of the Academy for many ' years, Mrs. Northen donated much of the chapel furnishings. To show f, the academy's appreciation for her generous gift, the chapel is named in 4 her honor. Over the years Mrs. Northen has established a tradition of service to educational institutions and projects. In addition to serving on the academy's Board of Trustees, Mrs. Northen has also been of invaluable help to Rollins College near Roanoke, Virginia where she is on ' the Board of Directors, The University of Texas is where she served on the University of Texas' Committee of seventy-fiveg and Texas A8zM University where she was a member of the Century Council. For her help and steadfast devotion to the Marine Military Academy and to the pursuit of academic excellence in general, we c respectfully dedicate this yearbook. I U 5 l. 5 I YEARBOOK DEDICATION On the Fact Sheet Mrs. Ann Einkauf, the Assistant Director of Admissions at the Marine Military Academy, describes herself as a plain vanilla person. But, ask any cadet for his description of her, and one hears adjectives such as kind, warm, and wonderful. As one of the first persons a potential cadet meets, Mrs. Einkauf has been responsible, more than once, for turning the potential into the actual. Perhaps her love for the cadets has its foundation in her love for her own five children: Andy, Terri, Sandi, Robin, and Bobby, and in her strong Christian beliefs and practices. Mrs. Einkauf's warmth, sincerity, and genuine love for all people make her, in turn, one of the most loved and respected people at the Academy. It is out of this love and respect that we dedicate this yearbook. ' 1 l 1 I BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1. General Vernon E. Megee, USMC CRetJ, Chairman of the Board 2. Brig. Gen. Walter S. Mcllhenny, USMCR fRetl, President and Chief Executive Officer 3. Lt. Clint Murchison, Ir., USMCR CRetJ, Vice President 4. Mr. V. F. Neuhaus, Vice President 5. Mr. E. Clinton Breedlove, Treasurer and Asst. Secretary 6 Maj. General George S. Bowman, Ir., USMC CRetJ, Vice President of Development 7.-Maj. General Ralph H. Spanjer, USMC fRetJ, Secretary 8. Mr. Hill Cooke, Sr. 9. General Raymond C. Davis, USMC lRetJ 10. Maj. General Charles F. Duchein, USMCR fRetJ 11. Mr. Robert G. Farris 12. Colonel Alexander W. Gentleman, USMC CRetJ 13. Mr. E. I. Gracy 14. Brig. General Iohn B. I-Iirt, USMCR 15. Major Orrin W. johnson, USMCR CRetJ 16. Mr. Iames I. Iohngton 17. Mrs. Mary Moody Northern 18. Mrs. Robert E. Smith 19. Mr. Carl L. Yeckel H 1 i 'G G a t d - ,..-L v ' A I! , x , . 4 . . to if it . 0 V . I ' . 944 do . 1 ' ' . 1' I ,- x t K-Ai L 1 , W? ,471 la A 1 . Ai j I 5 IJARQJI lf- A . 1 4 V WVU, ' Rfk, . . X 'P 4 we was .4 I Q ,-.e3'?'r 'J' B B! Q '21 g, I f It Q' 1 4 ' v -- fa'-'-1: .. . f-. 1 - nfs., Ar.: ff' 1- f'?- 5A .. 1---.a ,. ,.,B,,,. I - :hm--J 2' -- wvlfn' 5 xg., - 53-7t-1x2E 'Z?- 3 -515'iFj, i' je! C 15 Rf? :'.:g5- sf''-'-?iF'?,j3:.-affix:-x-Q-va,.., ..-ZUUM-Y i ' - ' - -A ..w- -. . V ., V ' ' ' ' H M: in 1' ' V' '. .., O. 1. Dr. Alfred B. Bonds 2. Admiral Arligh Burke, USN fRet.l 3. Dr. Alan Lake Chidsey 4. Lt. Colonel Peter Folger, USMCR fRet.J 5. Captain William A. Gary, USMCR fRet.J 6. Honorable Iohn H. Glenn. Ir. 7. Brig. General Bryghte D. Godbold, USMC fRet.J 8. Honorable Barry Goldwater 9. Lt. General Robert W. Harper. USAF fRet.J 10. Colonel Leonard D. Henry, USA fRet.J 11. Mr. Walter W. Hitesman 12. Mr. Baine P. Kerr 13. Maj. General Sidney S. McMath, USMCR fRet.J 14. Vice Admiral Robert B. Pirie, USN fRet.l 15. General E. A. Pollock, USMC CRet.J 16. Lt. Peter Schwartz, USNR fRet.J 17. Brig. General George R. E. Shell. USMC fRet.l 18. Maj. General Delmar T. Spivey, USAF fRet.J 19. Colonel Phil Yeckel, USMCR fRet.J 20. Dr. E. Bruce Heilman ff 52 Q x if FJ L QX lg at . ,gt pam. ,gf Mx X A l f fl' W 5g,,,.,,. X 4' fa- Gil l i X l ,.-1 b ' ,--...--Qi N , S 1 l ' W , i. 3 , DEDICATION On November 3, 1979 a group of radical Iranian students beseiged the American Embassy in Teheran and took at least fifty Americans - including several Marine embassy guards hostage. As this yearbook goes to print, February 1980, those Americans are still being held. As a symbol of our support and our respect, not only for the hostage Marines, for whom we have a natural affinity but also for the civilians caught up in this crisis, we dedicate this page. ,i , f M- , 1 ...fi Q... 5 ,Q ,J 1 , .., ,, ff' .qc 8 ,Q 7 1912-1979 MEMORY CHRISTIA DeGUIG EIII FRIEND SUPPURTER MARINE lt has been my privilege during thirty years in San Mateo to know many wonderful people. Their friendship has deeply enriched my life. One of those for whom l feel special affection and esteem is Christian de Cuigne. How we shall miss him! Theres a Prayer by Robert Louis Stevenson that Chrissy himself might well have written. Give us courage. gaiety. and the quiet mind. Doesn't this really sum up his response to Life and to Cod? Give us courage. Some of you know the dreadful illness he endured for months and months, and the gallant way with which he faced it, Give us courage and gaiety. How he loved a good story. He happened to believe that God created this beautiful world and intended for Man to enioy it. Therefore. he filled his life with laughter and music: and gracious hospitality. What a delight to be a guest in his home and to know his lovely wife. Courage. gaiety and the quiet mind. He knew that the world has been in trouble ever since the fall of Man. so that he remained undaunted by any current upheaval. Patience and Tolerance were two of his chief virtues. Another was his deep sense ofstewardship. responsibility and generosity. I believe it's what the French call unoblesse oblige. ln talking with his family. his friends. his employees. it seems that the thing they most remember was his love for people. He did not only love people in the theological sense which our Lord Commands us to do, he actually liked people. He enjoyed being with them. whether it be in his office or at a State Dinner in the White House, He was equally at home in both places. I can see him being very much at home in Heaven where he will be surrounded by so many things that are important to him. Beauty and Ioy and Love. ln the Name of the Father and of the Son and ofthe Holy Ghost, Amen This Salute was written bythe Reverend Lesley Wilder. and was given at the Requiem Mass for Christian de Cuigne lll. in St. Mathews Catholic Church on October Bth. 1979. Q15 xXx i fy FV- . kg. 5 's J 'Y , Q W ' in Q ,, 1 1' Major General Ralph H. Spanjer USMCCRet.JSuper1r1tender1t SUPER avi Q, -iiifif H jgxu SUPERINTENDENTS' OFFICE Maj. Cen. Spanjer entered the Naval cadet program in 1941 after three years at New York University. As a Marine Aviator in WWII, he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and five Air Medals. During the Korean war, Cen. Spanjer again flew combat and earned another D.F.C. and four more Air Medals. He went on to serve two tours in Vietnam. His last assignment before retirement in December, 1977 was commander, Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic. Maj. Cen. Spanjer has an MA in International Relations and completed the Harvard Advanced Management Course. This is his second year as Superintendent and we are proud to have him here. 5 I I 5 , 1 5 i v : , i -Mg . 1 ti. Wi 'A sf fi. fiat? 2 X. .., gsg Q. Ms. Doris Hines, Secretary to the General Q if is I 1 Col. Iames R. O'Mara, USMC CRet.J Col. O'Mara enlisted in the Marine Corps in Iuly, 1941 and spent most of WW II in the Pacific in various communication and electronic assignments in Marine Aviation. He left active duty at the end of the war as a Warrant Officer. He then earned his BA Degree at Bowling Creen University. He was recalled to active duty in Korea and commissioned as Second Lieutenant. In Vietnam he served as communication- electronics officer of the First Marine Division. Upon his return to the U.S., he held the same position in the Third Marine Aircraft Wing which he helped form 28 years earlier. He later became Wing C-2. Col. O'Mara's awards include the Legion of Merit and Navy Commendation Medal, both with the Combat V and the Ioint Service Commendation Medal. He is married to the former Martha Rowe of Creenville. NC, and has two children. it ,X .4 BUSINESS OFFICE Keeping track of the accounts receivable and payable and management of all the Academy funds is a big job, and everyone naturally feels his own pet projects should have precedence. The business office has to balance needs against possibilities. Twice a month, on pay days, these people inhabit the most popular office on campus. 1 S ts! 3 ' J' I I I rr '-lit:-4 Roswell I. Bohner, Col.: USMCR fRet.J xv g Ed Brady I A 3 . if - f I ' 10 '::f. ' ' agfflr ! f S l ' Ms. Kathryn Amador MS, Sharon Vail MS. Becky Amezquita d W 'QMS 5 it' I is' E4 ' 1 A A H' Q . ' , .- ,feta-lg ' e 7 f ii: , f -,J 2. i gg' jf? 15- -- 11'x'aff . in-E -Q I A DISPENSARY This facility is by far the best any school, private or public, can claim with the same number of students. Boys will be boys, no matter how hard they try to make it to adulthood without scrapes and bruises, and that's why the dispensary will always be hopping. The staff is always ready when you need a shot, a cure for athlete's foot, an aspirin or tea and sympathy. The medical team attends many sporting events that the Academy participates in so you will sometimes see them keeping a protective eye open 18 hours a day. i Chief Gerald Backus, Dispensary Supervisor H Mr. Iim Backus, Medical Assistant 'W ..,v-A MESS HALL The food service crew prepares more than three hundred meals, three times each day. In addition to the filling the seemingly limitless appetites of the cadets, Marvin's helpers feed the hundreds of guests A who come to MMA each year. They also support many of the organizations that use the Mess Hall for their meetings, and have that job that seems to be the i i nemesis of all - washing the thousands of dishes - after everyone has eaten. The cadets, naturally, complain about the rare delicacies at the Mess I-lallg however. they still have an overweight table. n - I 4 . K F f it ,... 2 t I A Marvin Bell, Food Service Supervisor V - ...Aww-,-vm - I lb- g 1' n Jw 5 'A- V. S ' l 'lu sf uf I ff - N . r .X r' Mr. Gabe Garza, Asst. Food Service Marvin and his happy helpers. Supervisor I 12 AINTENANCE The maintenance crew is what keeps the Campus looking squared away, and their care ofthe buses, cars, grounds and equipment requires constant vigilence. In this sub-tropical climate, grass grows at an astonishing rate, the rust is an ever-present threat. With painters, carpenters, mechanics and handymen, all under his supervision, Mr. Sanders has the making of his own construction crew. v - Y N , Q lim Sanders, Director of Maintenance I .ni Q WWC! The maintenance crew. PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Hundreds of news releases and feature articles are created by the PAO and submitted to national magazines and newspapers during the school year. Last year alone, over 19,000 column inches of published MMA copy were confirmed by this office. All school photos are handled by this department. Staff photographers recorc MMA history on film, shoot news and magazine stories, and take any photo assignment that might be assigned. PAO staff writes, illustrates and produces the Academy magazine, The MMA journal, published three times a year. With a student staff, the office also directs the production of our yearbook, Pass In Review. They arrange tours, speeches, and interviewsg show films and prepare advertising and promotion materials just to keep things humming and interesting. 14 . . S l Thomas D. Segel. Director of Developments and Public Affairs 'Size fl' ' 4 t . T Iack Gross, Assistant Development Officer I ,,,, , - - - Q.: Mff : ' 'fr' K iz '-F?f4'7 T Tilt' ,,-'ff'f'?e gifiifigrgligtfif-6213? :sf Bob Ingram, Asst. Director of Public Aaron Davis, Staff Writer and Paulette Burton, Executive Affairs Photographer Secretary . v t . i, Q . 0 to 1' 3 i Q Gracie Perez, Clerk!Typist Delma Solis, Secretary 1 cv- 1 1 3 3 I-+ 5 ,. .- P1 ix y. t . 3 1 J Jf' 'M' ,Gifts CCA!! swan-hs .I L Q I -'x 1. X , ,D K . .-n.' ali may ,Zi A , if 'X fx Y I 97 ...pn ,ww 1 y.., . ,,., I A - - -- N Q- sr - -4- f --- -4- ,-.' -.1 if f- 1' BTA... I .Agia E IOR Q59 it Y CLASS GF 6680 ALEERTQ. GLEN ALLRED. IQHN GREEN 'ZEFZQF . ' p - 1 ,, Lf' ,BDJF-'TP kg fly- Q - 5, , 'gf Q, ,I .,. -, -.9-4-g-1, Inv, ,1-5: ,g. .1 . ,V -3.1!-J, :- , ' . M- A - f--' ,H-gf -gif- f ',- -ja, -,J ...-E.. I1 Q v Dall' .Y X H 5 17 :7 -Z I K' 'IQ 1 'J- . I. F1 A JJ NL, , .f-, .M ,L 3 , -..'-1. 5 22 Q25 ? f 'Q Y f ' -vi!! ,. +1 i i. fn 23? . 5,635 ,.,,., ,,,. , .4 14, ,sv gf, 2' K' L- V 'ai wx? I ,..4-sf ,, It 'Lf af f?,- w, LW-H ' , 1 5 .' ,' .4 . . 4 A ,z 1 .J - L 1 ' V Q1 .' . 4 ,'f.. ali' J, , . 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SON LEONIDAS D. DAVID W. -' . I COPE CROWDER DIMOND ELLINCTON ELLIS KELLY LEE ERIC IOHN W. IV IAMES T. ARCHER A. RUSSELL ..4., i i i 1 S 1 a K' 3 , , ., .-Y .,.,.,f,v----,-----f - 7' WILCOX WILLARD WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WINSTON IAMES R. MICHAEL I. ANTHONY W. CARLOS V. SOL IOSEPI-I Class of 82 ABELEN DA ADAMS ANTONIO STEPHEN Piciure Noi' Available AMBROZE ANDERSON ARDITO l BA I BARON BARDEN RICHARD OSE ANGEL LDERGS T EARL BRENT ALLEN I QUIRINO ROBER Piclure No+ Available BERG BRANDON BRANHAM A I I T A CAL CASTANED ERIC IOHN DAVID LEE ANDREW C. ENRIIJQITIIIEHEW PER f will CHAMBERLAIN CHIANESE CLARK GREGORY GEORGE WILLIAM M. VINCENT DELANEY DEL EOSOUE DIEBRA MARTIN R. IOSE ALAIN .lf , . gg, FELIZ FLORES GARCIA IOSEPH IEFFREY D. SANTIAGO R. MARTIN f I GREEN HALL HANTHORN ARIS IEROME ANDREW W. GARY ELDON COLLINS SCOTT XVILSON DRAPER ROBERT THOMAS ' . 'J 55' 4' 'l 753' 'I' 1 - .- :.. jysgg M ' 'tif '.:If: A , 1Z?I.Z H ' I '- Jifaff Hdwvw,Q4 N+ 0 1 ' .54 .'f?Iff Anmmfgnii H511 , . 3.4! 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THOMAS STEVEN BRENT ALAN RICHARD LAWRENCE MILLER MORALES RAMON SANCHEZ TEMKIN CECRCE C. ERNESTO F. CHARLES S. RENE IARERO RUBEN BARUI I I VICENTE WIMBERLY NESTOR ROUL PAUL RICHARD Class of 85 ATKINSCN DUCCAN IONATHAN E. RGNALD IOE 1, ' -virs x .Q- f 1' ,V Picfure Noi' Available FLYNN HAYS IACKSON IOI-INSTON KUKELLA ROSS PEDEN SEAN ARTHUR IERRY L.. IR. IOSEPI-I IULIAN MC DONALD POTTER RODRIGUEZ IONATI-IAN B. CLAYTON L. RICHARD S. ESL Students ABELLA ALVAR EZ IOSE ADALBERTO R. AR C BATIZ BATIZ BERNUS AMBURU BARROSO ANTGNIG M. IUAN PEREZ SANTIACO B. BERNARDO L. CESAR LAZO , 444 , v 1 i v,.N,, ,,, .,, YN, YH, N. .--H , ,,, , Pt Nt A lbl W RUBIQ VALADEZ WATSON ZUNIGA V151-QR F, IOSE RAUL CLYDE. IR. ALANIS H. Po st-Graduates ALFARO DANIEL V. Y 1 a ' CQLF BRUNN J Klg?gJg?5l12N BRENT HAROLD LAWRENCE E 1 5 1 hy- ,, . ., . r .fv -vJ-f------- -- - L l: 'f , ,,,, Y, , Y- 1- J 1 ,rf-f ' , n-r f 4 5 'fgnf iQ E . l X A-r 9 X x x 5 X5 hy! Q dk V lin .Q . X iih A R, x Yi 9 4 '? 4 f Z fl X , X f f ,Q X I f 0 W 9 HW 1 2 4 ,pw f , 7 4 2 f , , 4 i Z 7 2 1 Z Z l v 2 5 6 X Y 5 ' . X E 2 i A Ts ,X Qs ' 5 if X 5 1 'A , FFR Su nz.-u y up -favvsisx-ssf uuinv nqananvhnnx U 1: 'J pn X X 1 af V, In 4 M mf ,gf -y ' fc' W Z n XA, WZ . 'Q gifmr ,W :.f , ,X 1 ,H 5 1, fc M 1 , lf: f V ,gf X , ef cz, , f f 42 , .f, M 4 , . ,, A ' I x,. 1? X a E If 4 . My f 9? 92 gf ' ,,,, , 414 97' , 4 ' 7 M7 QW' , W, HZ ' 44, 5 J l 5 Coi. 1 om U. Parsons USMC Ret. Has iust sta ' rted this vear as Commandant of Cadets. Paula Frizzell - Military Secretary and D' f Daily Word. 1SDenser 0 the MMA 50 coMMANnANT or capers Colonel Tom D Parsons USM tRet.J was born in'D ll T C the 22nd of Iuly 1923 Plc?-'atfdcnadecdn public school in Dallas and the Navy V-12 program in lgifered Following school at Southwest' , ern Ignivirlsity and the University of ew exico, he entered the States Naval Academy and uglllled graduation was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps. After officer training at Quantico, Virginia, he was ordered to Korea and served as a platoon leader with the First Battalion, 1st Marines. Tours as a company grade officer followed in Pearl Harborg Annapolis, Marylandg Camp Lejeune, North Carolinag and Pueblo Colorado. Promoted to Major in 1960, he joined the 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa as the G-3 Plans Officer. Lieutenant Colonel Parsons then attended the Command and Staff College and instructed at the Amphibious Warfare School until 1968. He commanded the 2nd Battalion, 28th Marines and subsequently became the Assistant to the Senior Marine Advisor to the Vietnamese Marine Corps. Returning to the United States in 1970, he was assigned to be the Commanding Officer, Embassy Guard Battalion. consisting of some 130 Marine detachments throughout thelworld. Transferred to Parris Island in 1973. he was executive officer ofthe Commanding General. He c0mPl9led thirty years of Marine service at Marine Corps Development and Education Command at QUHUUCO' f Virginia, where he was also Chiefo Staff to the Commanding General- ' A iff '-7xi '2e'j:-:gifs-f. Q A A 1 1- - A -' M h -1 . V 1 V 5 A 4 ' ' ACADEMY SERGEANT MAIOR MMA is fortunate in having a top drawer, Academy Sergeant Major. A native of Kentucky, Sgt.!Maj. W. E. Steigerwald, USMC CRet.J is the ranking NCO on campus. He served in the USMC for over twenty-four years before coming to MMA in 1969. He saw action in the Pacific during WWII and again in the Korean Conflict. Being the Sgt.!Maj. at MMA is like being one in a regular Marine unit, says Steigerwald. The big difference is the age factor. I'll truthfully say there are times when these youngsters are even better than their adult counterparts. Now, that's accomplishing something. Sergeant Major W. E. Steigerwald 11 4lE,' 1 X 'lr- CHAPEL Marine Military Academy cadets are taught to believe in themselves, their fellow cadets, their corps, country, and Cod. The arrival of the former Chaplain of the Marine Corps, Captain Leo I. McDonald, has brought a new dimension to the religious training at M.M.A. His experience in the area of counseling and helping young men in a military atmosphere is already proving successful. Because of my military training, I can help these young men, he says, but l am not an academic counselor. He feels he adds only an additional resource to the counseling abilities of M.M.A. Since his arrival at M.M.A. Chaplain McDonald has found a meaningful and rewarding sgx ministry. The Academy believes in developing the whole person, he noted. And he feels he can help cadets to develop in a spiritual way. 1 ' , V My, '.v:r'f. A ' f,Q,,,fk Alai f l it l V 8 J l BAND The Band has had a firsthand demonstration of the benefits of effective leadership this year. Some needed new instruments have been bought, the band has a new practice hall. there are several new rooms for individual practice, and budding musicians can schedule instruction times. The musicians started the year by capturing the Best Band AND the Best Entry awards at Padre Island, and have gone forward from there. If the school, the Bandmaster and the band members are inclined to brag just a wee bit. . .we understand. As with all other activities the musicians still have to cram their study time into their practice and travel schedules. ,, ....-.....,.,, , K 1Qa A., --v..,,...,,, QUARTER- MASTER After having lived in or visited in 62 countries during his 30 years in the Marine Corps, Master Gunnery Sergeant Charles F. Graustein has settled at M.M.A. as the new Quarter Master. With a background in Supply Q12 yrsj, and Comptrolling and Accounting C14 yrs.J, he is well qualified to cope with the problem of keeping track of all the supplies issued to over 300 cadets. In addition to this mammoth duty, he also controls the academy vehicle use schedule and stores the company rifles when they are not in use. Y R ,1 DRILL IN STRUCTORS When cadets think of MMA, they usually remember their Drill Instructor, who reflects. more than anyone else, the Marine Corps style of living emphasized in the Academy. ln fact, MMA wouldn't be MMA if there weren't a gravel-voiced DI or two sounding off, ''Alllll-lllllll-riggghhhttt,'' mister, hit the deck and give-me-tennn! As some cadets can testify, the DI can see through walls, has the tenacity of a bulldog and the hide of an alligator, bellows like a foghorn, owns ears like radar antennas, possesses a glance that shrivels, is held erect with a steel ramrod, and inside his breast pumps acid through a heart of a gentle lion. Yes, you'll always remember your DI. Maybe you didn't like him much, but you sure respected him! - it TQ, .xx wa rgi Qs? tl. A COMPANY CYSCT MORTON CYSCT Iames Morton USMC fRet.J Better known as Coach Morton because of his secondary duty as the head coach for football and track. lim Morton has been with the Academy since August, 1969. In 1948. he enlisted in the Corps as an infantryman and was first stationed at Camp Pendleton. As a member of the 7th Marines. he was involved in the filming of Sands of Iwo lima. starring Iohn Wayne. His acting career was shattered by real war when he was sent to Korea a year later. A member of the 'lst Marine Division, he landed at Inchon, and later took part in the cold fierce battle in the frozen wasteland of the Chosin Reservoir. He was also one of the first Marines to land in Vietnam, when he was a member of the 9th, Expeditionary Brigade. Morton spent 10 of his 20 year career as a DI at Parris Island, S.C., and for a time was Chief Instructor of the Drill Instructor School. In addition, fifteen years were spent playing on and coaching Marine Football teams. it r it it E EF if it ii i F' if s I :gi l R i i 'i l I I it I I if L. yr I l i it 1 r it U i r f r I t fi l I 1 i t 5 .-.x,.w.,,, 4 1 A We B COMPANY MCYSCT COHAN Master Gunnery Sergeant Arthur B. Cohan fRet.l. Cohan joined the Marine Corps in 1958. After Boot Camp at Parris Island and Infantry training at Camp Lejeune, he attended electronic schools at Great Lakes, Illinois and San Diego, California. He became a missile maintenance technician, and worked with the Terrier and Hawk systems. After assignment in California, Texas and North Carolina, Sergeant Cohan went to Vietnam in 1964 with a Hawk Battalion. In 1969 he entered the year-long Hawk Supervisor School at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. He graduated first in his class, and was retained at the school as instructor. In addition to his teaching duties, where his achievements won him a Commendation Medal from the Army, he worked in curriculum development and multisensory teaching aids. He began work there as Technical Advisor to the Marine Liaison Officer in the Dragon Missile Program. C COMPANY MSCT MCLAUCHLIN MSCT Iohn C. McLaughlin USMC fRet.J..MCLHU8hl1n joined the USMC in 1954 and retired in April, 1976, aflfrr serving more than 22 years of active duty. Two weeks after his retirement Sgt. McLaughlin reported ahoard to run Charlie Company here at MMA. His last assignment on active duty was with the 3rd Light Aircraft Missile Battalion, Cherry Point, N.C. He has also served Wllh the 3rd Marine Division, the Base Brigade at Camp Lejeune, N.C., the 1st Marine Division at Camp 'v Pendleton, California, and as a Drill Instructor at Parris Island, S.C. and San Diego. He served with both the 3rd Marine Division and 1st MAW in Vietnam. 1 r a ... . . c rrtc t . , g . y L 9 'r'-H? .A ,fae- . -q , ,I , ' 'A Nf0lf's .f' ,JZ D COMPANY SCTMAI CILMORE SCTMAI llarvey M. Cilmore, lr. USMC lRet.l. :X thirtx' Year veteran ol' the Marine Cor ms, Cilinore . . l enlistetl in fhllfllrlllelil, at the height ot' WNV ll. lle fought in the hattles ol Ciiain and Okinawa, lle later saw aetion in Vietnam when serving as the Sergeant Mai. ot l'oree Logisties Coininancl near Da Nang. antl was ont ol the last two NCOS ol his ranlx to serve in Vietnaml When he retired from aetive tliity in Novernher. 19, 3. he heeaine a military instruetor antl Ul at the Santortl Naval i-Xeatleiny. Wlieri that school tzlosecl its cloors. Clilinore frame to Mlxl.-X as the .-Xtzatleiny Quartermaster in lilly. 19, tm. ln lune, ltlf f , he was appointed UI ol Delta Company. E CONIPANY ' SCTMAI WEATHERS Miter a year as Operations Chief. VVeatherS moved to the position ol Drill lnstruetor. He had an outstanding retiortl in the Tvlarine Corps which included service as a Naval Ciinfire Chief and Fire Support Coordination Center Chief in the Artillery Regiment and in ANCLICO. rliity in a Recon Battalion as a Sergeant Nlaior. l and l Duty and service in Vietnam. STAFF DUTY OFFICERS 1 L+-sf ,Q GYNSGT Eustolio Longoria, USMC fRetl Sergeant Robert Martinez While others sleep, these owl-eyed and wolf-nosed guardians prowl the Academy grounds to assure the safety of the rest of us. They check doors and locks, monitor traffic, study approaching storms for their potential damage, and 1f0Uf6 late visitors in the proper directions. To anyone arriving after hours, these NCO's ARE the Academy. Iust to fill IH time, lhey also supervise the Officers and NCO's of the Watch. 58 ' x XX! ssh, l lg, ' U 'ff' DEMIC DEPARTME -Nugen- 'K A '74 .' ' we I 1151 L' B Nyilp V Q Hsu' fti' Q. ' ' bf' Qs, 5 vu . X. A, - M.'x. A . .. ' Km-A -1 S 'gs 7 Q Q if Major Claude H. Mike Lewis F W PRINCIPAL Claude H. Lewis has been associated with the Academy Since 1967. He has been an English and History instructor, football coach and aerospace instructor. He became Dean of the School in Iuly, 1975, Major Lewis' college education was interrupted when he became 3 Naval Aviation Cadet in 1942. When he received his wings, he entered the Marine Corps as a second Lieutenant. He went to the Pacific Theater, where he flew PBI-25 Mitchell medium bombers. After the war, he accepted a commission in the regular Marine Corps. He was in battle again in Korea, where he was promoted to Major. His final duty assignment was with the landing Force Development Center, Air Section. After retirement, he entered Pan American University, where he obtained his BA in 1964. He taught at San Benito High School before coming to MMA. Maj. Lewis received his MA from Texas A811 University. iii Linda Frizzell, Secretary to the Principal , , . Y -. -- 'rf' T '-rv .-.rf':'1 tf. T NTU' 1- 'A 'f'VT 7' . ' ' f j ,, a' Vg, U.. ' ,wlo- ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL UPPER SCHGOL Hershal Don Sharp attended Texas A8:M and Baylor Universities before entering the Air Force in 1955. During the next twenty years. he worked as a camera repairman, ballistic missile analyst technician telecommunications system controller, and an instructor in the communications field. Mr. Sharp earned his BS at the University of Southern Mississippi in 1972. He joined the faculty at MMA in the fall of 1975, as an instructor in History and Government. He received his MS in Guidance and Counseling from Pan American University in 1977, Mr. Sharp became head of the Middle School in 1976, and now serves as Assistant Principal, Upper School. and student counselor. i en , lf, I X 'KVM I 'Q -ua.,-w il :QX v v A 5, X-, W .W-, V - 'V' XA ,i , f 'vii A., f IX .ann VV nf .vs at N xx ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL LOWER SCHCOL Dr. Peter A. Schwartz came to MMA from the Fort Worth Country Day School, where he was the founding Head Master, and more recently the Director of Development and Alumni Affairs. Schwartz earned his B.A. in English at Princeton in 1936. He then became secretary to the President of Princeton for one year. In 1940 he moved to the Chicago Latin School, where he taught English, Latin, and History, and coached both drama and athletic teams. He served in the Navy in WWII, leaving as a Lt. Cjgl in 1946. Since 1948, Mr. Schwartz has been Headmaster of The Allendale School, New Yorkg Pembroke Country Day School, Kansas City, Mo.g and The Fort Worth Country Day School, which he helped establish in 1963. In 1973 Dr. Schwartz joined the Board of Trustees of MMA, where he shared his extensive experience in private school operations with the rest ofthe board. He received his LLD from Texas Christian University in 1975. Dr. Schwartz was President, Country Day School Headmasters' Association, in 1975-76. In 1972 and 1973 he was President, Independent Schools Association of the Southwest. He is also a member of the Scholarship Selection Committee, Sid W. Richardson Foundation, and is on the Board of Directors of the Southwest Outward Bound School. He is active in the Rotary and the Episcopal Church. ,f it - Mrs Freda Bek Dr. Peter A. Schwartz i i , fjt .I ' IN . f 344: Ann Einkauf- Asst. Director of Admissions ADMISSIONS Perhaps the best description of the Assistant Director of Admissions, Ann Einkauf, is as a traffic cop for paperwork. Ann sends out applications and admissions information. Then she routes all incoming documentation to the proper office for decisions on admittance. scholarships, medical qualification and placement. She insures that timely completion of all requirements is at least possible. Ann says the name of her office means The way in, and she does everything she can to make that way smooth and hassle free. ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT HEADS ENGLISH 1 l 1. , , .V mx I I Charles Christesson earned his BA in English at Texas A8iI University, Kingsville, Texas, in 1973. He came to MMA as an instructor in English and became the Chairman of the Department last year. Mr. Christesson is primarily responsible for the high A.C.T. scores in the past few years. He is appreciated for his skill and cordially hated for his uncompromising demand for maximum effort. Mr. Christesson also is the advisor for the Drama Club and wrote the satirical play The MMA Way. LANGUAGE SCIENCE Hermann Graef, head of the Language Department, has been with MMA since 1976. He was born in Schonbach!Asch, Czechoslovakia fSudetenlandl of German-speaking parents in 1932. Along with all other German- language people, he was evicted from Czechoslovakia after WWII. He was in West Germany until 1955, when he came to America. He was in the U.S. Army from 1955 to 1958, stationed in the U.S. and Germany. After his release from active duty, he settled in Detroit where he finished high school. Mr. Graef then moved to Nashville where he attended George Peabody College and worked for the Methodist Board until he received his B.A. in English. He moved to Vanderbilt and earned his MA in Teaching and German in 1968. Mr. Graef taught at New Mexico Military Institute for three years, then returned to Vanderbilt for additional Graduate work before coming to MMA, Richard S. Hockaday received his BA in Bacteriology and Chemistry from the University of Texas where he was also captain of the boxing team, in 1942. Shortly after graduation he ' entered the Navy as an AviaI10H Cadet and in 1943 was commissioned as a Marine Aviator. During the remainder Of WWII, he was a test pilot, flight instructor and carrier pilot. He . flew Avenger Torpedo Bombers in Admiral Halsey's task force in the Pacific theatre. After the war, he began his teaching career at S311 Benito, Texas. He received h1S Master of Science Degree from fha University of Texas in 1960. MF-d Hockaday came to MMA 3? hea 7 of the Science Department in 196 - He was selected as an Outstanding Secondary Educator of America in 1975. f..-.3 Q g? .ai A 1. 5 1 MATHEMATICS HUMANITIES ATHLETICS H. Bruce Mclntosh, Head of the Mathematics Department. teaches algebra and calculus. Mr. Mclntosh brought to the Academy last year over 27 years of teaching experience, gained primarily in the Youngstown, Ohio school system and at Youngstown State University. Mr. Mclntosh earned his BS at Youngstown College and his Master's at the University of Pittsburgh. He also participated in National Science Foundation studies in mathematics at Miami of Ohio and at Berkeley. Mr. Mclntosh served three and one half years with Artillery units in Europe during WW II. He then entered the Army Reserve, Infantry, where he served until he retired in the grade of Lt. Col. Mr. Mclntosh was for three years the Vice President of the Ohio Council, Teachers of Mathematics. Ierry Holbert is a graduate of Texas A8zM where he earned his BA degree in English in 1969. He entered the Navy after Craduation and attended The Defense Language Institute at Monterey, California. After his training in Arabic. he was assigned to the Sixth Fleet as a linguist at the American Embassy on Cyprus. He re-entered Texas A8fM after his discharge from the Navy and completed his Masters Degree in History. Mr. Holbert joined the MMA Faculty in 1975 as a Social Studies and English Teacher. Today. in addition to serving as Chairman of the Social Studies Department. he coaches the MMA tennis team and is the asst. coach of the IV football teani ill Tom Morton was with MMA as a History teacher and asst. coach of the varsity football team. Once having worked with the best, he found himself dissatisfied elsewhere and came back home. He is now Athletic Director and a Social Studies teacher. He is the coach of the track team. He works with his father, lim Morton, and his younger brother, Mike, on the only son-father-son coaching staff in Texas, and possibly in the naUon. it FACULTY 2, NL l . .4 4 A4 t 'A.. t, 1 t Even though they are from various N i 1 n backgrounds and have different lev- i 5, els of experience, the faculty works . we i in as one dedicated whole to provide the best possible education for the A l 3.5 cadets. We are proud of our fine fac- ulty. lf lil' l!1' Q Sill' 'I 1 l 4 l 1 ,V 1, - 1 it a .,l eil! Wayne Dlttman Math Gerald Esteppe Chemistry Sally Esteppe Math Basil Freeman Social Studies and Aerospace 11272215 E-ge1I1H0Ig6 Stucgy I-tliall Monitor e o Basketball Coacclla tu les and it 5 il 4 li . t f it 1 ' i I 1 3 -l If ll ,2 I 5 Sli 5 ,KI y sl 3 it , t 5. 5 ijt i i tif l i it ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 fit Q in it , ll All 'Sa lm llji Q .. y ' ll ' l 66 f 3' - fyigm i ,, M4 , Alf' ,f .L ffm 'YIK ' -N f- f V f., K f tl , 'Q A .aw-W is..-, l . V59 'Q i yi! 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' f . ,E v . , l N, A , wwf, -' : X I - r' . Y . .' wx, !s pin' I . ' ,. . 'wi' 1' ' ' E ,121 I N Rs fsxqff , 4 5 QA ll s -Jr? . 3.4 . ' , A- Q -A , xx -. 4 . '- '- ,L,1'. ,, w , . ,uEiQ. :6x,L':.vf,7a 5,5 , , , 1 5 ' 'F 5 -9424? of-S vsL'P'u- BATTALIGN STAFF AND COLUR GUARD Th1s year the Battahon Staff 18 one of the flnest m the h1story of MMA They have been hard at work Judgmg drlll competlhon and fleld meets if 1-I ' is-rg 1 T4 x x mwrfr,,,,f'fl'xSf A Q7 am., 44 pg, 5 , .gli fi' 141-0' ' E ..z's ' Mmffnf-'H J 'K A if -., Q I Q .I I V' K -451 4 wil?-V ,lf A , , - 4 . k -'A 'Vg 39' ' Xr'0 -1-' sm ..-U. . x ' ' , K ' b ,f - L ' . L. Ak p. .1 , ' - x 1 , ' ' . A K I .' -' .l - ,..' - Y ,, 1- ' ' A , Q ., -'-' -- g 'K . V . .- -rg. ., - i I 5 s- Q Q .,!,- . A - . -' . - , ,, ,Q ',,,..-rr K . U- 71 s ALPHA COMPANY any , 2, 'tx ,fx . Q, , fag f i P I ,N , ' v fa... f S1 , Q 4 ,I .M ? Q . . I I , r-1. xlkmlwb V I Company Commander - 1st Lt. Allred, Cuidon - Ward 4 .. H .-, 1 , , , ' , ' ,Ng I' . 1 First Platoon -lst Lt. Iackson, GYSCT Geiser, SGT Kohler Castellano Ardito Casta d B ld ras Oates CHH0 IH son, Alberto, Mazzella, Bell, Gallagher Seigel Dodd Martinez Williams I ne a' a e , R'le,Vlfats0I1 Gonzalez, Oliva, Ibanez, Suriano l ' ' ' ' GUUIHSS, H6iDS0hT1, Greaves, I y 72 J , 'if S ack- Sony xf-L. Armendariz, Supply Sgt.g Iverson, Gunnery Sergeantg Mischel, X-Og Meyer, First Ser- geant: Garcia, Co. Clerk. l 1 2 l 1. i - 5 5 2 2 5 f r::.:::: 1st Lt. Bonner, GYSGT. Rastegar, SSGT. Palmer, Thurrnond, Curlee, Dupre, Leonard, Bryden, Kukella, Leo, MCGIVHBY ' ' ' F P well, Camacho, Cantu, Hellen, DeCoursin Chamberlain, Hicks, Saenz, Roussilon, Rodriguiz, Galindo, Hunter, ogan, 0 Kucera, Ward nys' 1 ' 4 2 BRAvo COMPANY M 1 W :lla I li 51 1 , ll I. ,,,,. MAPPHZQMM11. Company Commander Capt RUIZ Supply Sgt Sgt Aumann ME -..+.. 'Sf' 1st IS Gueiln SECT Underwood Sgt Waugh SM Crowder Blumenthal Waugh PT G1ll1am Holladay Green LOUSO e I-I A mse a W Rlce R1ley Rendon TICOFHS Spencer SM Barroso RB Ch1aneseAtk1nson Murza MS Wmdh Branham Mlller Flynn Carr Mos1er Duggan Alvarez 'W 1 ht I 7 ,ff , N . I It 1 - l M V 3 . ,, 2' T . , - - 1 . if 'I 'V 1 . . 1 if X . -. l Q . .- A, , . X X 1 X X 51- .L ri' 51 , ,'- l iihl.-x MN., M I Q F 1 .. - , - . ' ,-IN - S - 4-S, . Q g v C X ,1 X , .-., .,,3.1 K 1, 1 5 '11 5-Q L-h-. 11 eil: 1 . , 1 I .. , 1 . A' 1 V'-' W' 1 ' 1 Q s fr -,-1 .- - ., '.' ,- f.- -...Nev-. - 1 Qggigllr X5 xg: 1 en .f gs on tt-- 13:1 - ', ' V' X -,4 S, 4,5 , 2 24 4 . i f'1--ft? f..T' '. - gif 2.41 ., - I f -- - I - . 1 ax - 9 1 .. 1 5. V, N ,P -A , , . M A 1 yi Sim-jfj K- ,. N ' if' j iffi'-A ' S 'C - W ak ,V Q , ' rl ' 5 1 1 K - . . l - ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y l R . . . . . . am 1 I F18 W 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' L! 1 ' - . l ' V 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 5 Y .t . Q, 1 1 . ii, , ' 1 vit 2 1: a , .f V 1-1 3' J 1, y 74 , S h 1 Q .. . l V l 1 l , V 5 L ,z. ,Megs ,fi Y ' rw 5 1 'v ' , A, ,f ,, ,,FJLM' V , ,571 Q VA ',., , U 3 - P ft m z f f J -f , . l Rv' Q, A l f - 1' LCUHA 4 , i - g I OHMA ...N f, oo, ,A ,s X .4 1, ' , A . . J ' N P ,, .. an Supply SGT, Aumann - 1st, SGT. Ceplecha - Ex. Officer, 2nd Lt. Grumplerg Gun- nery SGT. McLaughlin lst Lt. Sullivan, SSGT. Latta, SSGT. Boswell, Feliz, Pendleton, Ashley, Olsen, McGivney, Del Castillo, Southam, Grover b ll M ll Ebdon Eishen Guenther Iones Pierce Galindo RM Bran RodriguezIS,Iohnson, Martinez, Potter, Nava, A e a, u en, , , , , , , - don, Luce, Wood, Walker, Garcia CHARLIE COMPANY N.- WW... .x s Company Commander: Capt. P. Powell Guidong Sgt. Kiedinger fa if -L .4 rl' lt, o' . A 3 9.9 Q99 ., Q 3. AV, -i', 4-2 g R , AF' lfx- , ' . 7 -1' . fe .. . Q I a , y . oa-a . +55 oa oa I f 'a a Q Qg,gT'I .gi Platoon Commander: 1st Lt Clements, Platoon Ser eant' C - . l I g . ysgt Ambramson, Platoon Guideg Sgt. Augiliar Mi1f0n' McK1nley P., Chatham B., V1cente N., H1l11n, Hundley B., Hays C., Garin E., Hinrich's I., Crum C., Garrett B., Terry D.. Lopez R., Barth P., Sustaeta I., Keller T., Elizondo L., Cattuso D., Dorsch B., Michelini M., Saccavino A., Daniel I., Wallgh l Zingler, C., Abelenda I.Y., Richardson, Ivey D. I j 2 76 5 , . , . . A -Q if as-.ff 1 a '?-:M-FF-Y ' .. - .- Lff'f-1 1 ' 3 . . A I n..--- W.. ,,,,,.....,, -1 -.n.- 1: , V- L 1--'ff - N- -V - f . A H- .. .... .'..,..m.-W: fmt' 'i 1- -I -' -- If ' ' ' . -. I P , ' QI' 1 ' ', ,Agri f f 'if T' . f ' rm N , Q F , 44' 1 1 v f W9 1 mg H 1 7 tau I lin Ex. officer, Gross - First Sergeant, Diamond - Commander of the Stables, Arndt - Company Cunny, Wilcox - Company Clerk, Williams A. f A .N S i . l - 4 Plt. Guide. ordan Leader Lawrence - Sergeant,Redmon - Ambroze, Berg, Mason, Stone, Flores, Vanover, Mason, l . , Hood, Calderoni, Aramburu, Gonzalez DC., Pascal, Barroso S., Batiz, Choucair, Ellington, Farr-Alsup, Carroll, McCaleb, MUGS, Lykins, Longeria, Iohnston. WSL 5 3 4 DELTA COMPANY Company Commander - Capt. Bereznay, Cuidon - Cpl. F0Pif1I10 W QGZPQJ 1' fl . , , , - d , First Platoon: Znd Lt. Castaneda, Cy!Sgt. Boyd, Sgt. Lahoz, Wilson, Child, Nelson, Nagazyna, Martmlglg gig, glerrellv A Rell Dodd, Potter, Ellis, Iohnson, Cobb, Lastra, Roland, Adams, Adcock, Draper, Plencner, Luhnow, Kelly' 3 ' Od Kukella, Crockett, Dittman, Freeman, Rodriguez . f 'N' K- '. f K qi.. ie ' L. W, , pf' - Kyle. 3I'f6ll I A A 'mmm it WIS -.f S W , , 1 , Capt. Bereznayg 1st Lt. Galvan, X-03 First Sgt. Uribeg SXSGT. Mckoneg SXSGT. Plenc- ner, Asst. Supply SGT., SXSGT. Watson, Supply SGT., Cpl. Greaves, Co. Clerk. si '. 3 . it ,f ' ni. H 5, v guyz! ', ,. Q 1 Q, 1 Kei ggi? 7, ex - -, :if 'll .-- If Q91 W Q Ae- e mg r nxlgigt lf l i .rx ,Q Y I 4 -Y Qi' Y Second Platoon: 2nd Lt. Muniz, GYSGT. Elizondo, SXSGT. Bishop, Archer, Bolyard, Ramon, Friedman, Gurduno, Gerber Berron, Remillard O'Riell Winston Schwenker, Gurin, May, Michellini, Nava, Stifflemire, Gair, Hetzer, Rupainis , . y, . Q Rodflglles. Ortiz, Batiz, Southward, Hebert, Guajardo, Fopiano Wai' I 1 fl Q-1, ,C ECHO CUMPANY Q Company Commander - 1st Lt. Ieter, Cuidon - May W S My , ,Y -.x' Q if Q 5 - First Platoon: tran, Cisneros, Abelenda, Wade, Iverson, Del Bosque, Green, Baron, Viokerman, l-Ianthorn, Clark, HOIUHS' Diem ning, Delany, Christopherson, Morales, Karam 2nd Lt. McDonald, SCT. Noguess, SCT. Sustaeta, Matteo Sanchez Jimenez Temkin, Ovenden, L9 8 3 S 5 ao 'D Mov- Man' 1 'U W-I1 .at .vt if J - 7 if. . t f 'NK' ffl 9 fxfs.. f 1 .1 i lst Lt. Ieterg lst Lt. Knutson, X-Og SXSGT. Montfordg SGT Hand, Co. Clerk, SGT. May, Supply Sgt. xv, k ,ff 451' rf' N 3' 'if ui.. n K -. 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Q' P3 tif' -- ' mf ff - ' Q K 35 at ' +2.51 'Q x - A A Mr- ' v ., 'ff'- .1 , -'i - L - P -ff . , 1 - .. V Q, nf fd 614 . V . ' .g-pn X ' H Q-1 H A -- -.wif ' f- ,....M , A . fm '. -- ' - - if- ' ' ' ' - Q . i ' ' A.. . f . , W x Q ' in I 'I f ' Q, f mx 1' M 5' 12 ' ' ' , . 1- 4 'fi -1 .sm A . 4. 4,2 1' ,f ' i ix- , - . V fm-f V M, f,- - 4 Q . 'Q f A J ' ,M - ' -, , ' M' 2. , -fu 'W v H v .-A, - . 4 , . M I A , N lf f ,H ' XS: Q f-1. k ' ww E Vmm,-H5114 ' 85 fi. v , VARSITY FOOTBALL The varsity football team did not have one of its finest Teams. Those making the IAD were Pat Redmon T' seasons this year, but neither was it one of the worst. With Geiser, Andy Bonner, Brian Latta, Kirk jackson , 1m a 6-3-1 record, the team managed to put several people on Kelly. Those making the AVS were David Han1Q'and l0e h 1 t' Glen Alberto. ms and the Independent All District and the All Valley Sc o as ic Co-Captains of the Varsity Football team are Kirk Iackson and Andy Bonner. .p nngn 1 Sl .4 ' 1, , , , ,,' i rang WOM adih-uni ,, ,, A, 1-l E I 7-7 i THE FICHTI C LEATKH Vx lx 'f , jf, 7273! t K :J , . ' ,311 1 Front Row: Doc Backus3 Coach Morton, Head Coach3 Mike Morton, Asst. Coach3 Iohn McLaughlin, Asst. Coach, fielxr Iackson, Ki., 282 Bonner, 103 Ward, 332 Bas Freeman, Asst. Coachg Tom Morton, Asst. Coachg Arthur Botts,TFa1Uef'l1 Backus. Second Row: Castaneda, 802 Alberto, 353 Knutson, 263 Mullen, 322 Powell, 213 Zingler, 112 Dodd, 145 D13m0nd'13' Iackson, Ke. 282 Kelly, 253 Bolyard, 23. Third Row: Redmon, 643 Stanley, 603 Palmer, 613 McCivney, L., 661 Lana-.623 0, Ceplecha, 713 Underwood, 733 Elizondo, 863 Gonzalez, 842 Iones, 522 Fegan, 833 McCivney, 743 Hankins, 51: Sull1van.5 3 Meyer, 753 Clements, 631 Carroll, 823 Suriano, 783 Cattuso, 773 Gallagher, 81. 88 HER ECKS UF MM LV .JI wi .Fr '11 I 'l l l's-. W ' 4, lp w V I 44 i I i 1 'L ' i six' sq 'Q' 1 w r I I 1 X X, r if X 1 E 89 H like Get back, turkey! my 4, -. J fi Wg 5 'xi I it Q x X.. f W A t 5 Shall we dance? ney won't let me play. st, Iust try and get 1t! f .J ' V Z I. fw W ,W t ,f He found a four leaf Clover. ,yu-f l f Viv' .rL i'n B1 , +, 4, if -V 7. IU IORV RSITYFOOTB LL FS Oh, really! wf ,Ae ff 1 fm in ll 1' Hey! That's my quarter! 'T' Xi Q W' FQ , . Y W, V 7 -'fa f X9 , x Q , , ' M X W i .x X 2,1 , , e he . Q Q QR'-5,2 A e -- -X .- Q 4 Q 4 he Q N . X X K xx X J, x XX 3 aww K x . 3' 9iQslifSX1'Zf,i.X- : aa Q, 5. 1 QW Vu. ff -6 L V x X i iyz' 2' A . ' T Q-1 Q 14SQ,M,gi X XXX- . , -N X X , +2 1' fe ' A ,f ,, 1 b a a e fe V. e.. QP. Q S w e 'K , 4 1 ' I X lg Q 5 1 ' .. H aaaa X f Q ' ' L5 X a ' X me n 1 N e M ' ' ' ' K , S it , X F XA x 1. N , ,NME X i - is x W h Q, 'A , M a ' eg ' l h 3 Z 5 X i Q 'fQ,..N , A 2 Q he N .f , X , rl N E E f . E Q L K 1 : I K 2' Q N V a x Q A X X 1 1 f X I X X , ' 5 Q I e f - 1 1 ' 5 3 X ' 5 1 X I 2 , X www L ' wx X Q 1 U x 1 ?e Q theme Q 4 7 or f za What is this game, again? -..x , ,fzu.,..,- , --.J T ake ol nom, Q Y, ,, w HCI VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball Team, headed by Ken tiiw-vii, and later headed by Tom Morton. had at fantastit: yt-turn The year began with a slump, but ended with a liung. The reason the season got off to a slow start was that most members were also a part of the Bulldog Football 'l'tvum. The.transition from kicking a football to throwing a basketball takes time. However, after the first several games, the team picked up momentum and continued on for a winning season. ena, Iacksonb -Wy aiu, neu, rendleton, Carroll Coach K , rf I Oh, what a tangled web we weave . . . le. Q, X N A A A X Deja Vu Q Q xx X- ire , ww sf Nw 91Qf,G- wx rw, v Qx,fqX:: QQ:fgfiiflslvfx-,155 af? fyifv e X m1 - X in A X mf A Q x lv 1 X l -- we - . -X xv -XX Q,.l,fS , Well, if that's the w ay you feel, I won't play! WN XY 19 4 x WNW- X X Q3 E- - xx Q .x mm XX S e l SQ N A4 4 X . Z 'A ' VR 'ff -, . ga ax 1 x 9 Q . I I , . . .,.,- , , 1 sg ..X, f' . ,E . Him. 1 ni- A r, or T, X. You play your way and I'll play my way. za in ,Cn 4 Q ,J ,K , 73, Z,-P 4 ' I 1 Q -f. U 0 .Rf ' ' .Mr -f , ,y,.-.4 The 23rd Airborne .3 ,iv , 4' Da. . .Which way did it go? M Holy smokes. I got the hall! Q 4' a Yr? fn . ' i-rffiii. F3 '. 1 ft IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Much of the time these young men are overshadowed hy their peers on the varsity team but th - . come. They will be the championship teams of next year and the year after. ' elf time will ,N , I. V. Team: Wade, Stifflemire, K- Williams, Ru ' ' P31D1S,laCkSOn, Garrett, Greaves, Aguilar, Christopherson, Coach Mo g-ll-4. i BOXING The boxing team started out as an ordinary team, but with the help of Sgt. Major Steigerwald's coaching and the dedication of each boxer, the boxing team was a complete success. No matter where they go they leave their mark on their opponents who know that when they are matched with an MMA cadet, they will have a rough fight. In addition to basic training, waking up at 6 am. and running 3- 5 miles every other day, they also work out at the boxing gym. This type of training is very demanding and consists of hard, strenuous workouts. The dedication of each boxer enables him to put forth 110 percent of his total capability. li ., 1 ix 1- , 1 7' . f!'i Lw,aL '-. 4 9' V2 If L ......-1-H SWIMMING Proving to their competitors all across the valley they were competent rivals, the MMA swim team began the season with a win against Edinburg, ending the season with a record four wins and two losses. The team, with only six swimmers, won fourth place overall against ten teams at the Mc Allen Invitational. These results could not have been attained without the generous help of Miss Slason, the swim team sponsor! coach. A i , , I ' 1 Y '24 , V hjtlu, -,-4 419 J 'V 0' y 24 I M nat .34 -. f' nf' , 4' 5 4 11 'V . 3,7 D, C 4 '- I Q 4 MQW Q jg 4 L' 'Q ' I JW 1 X I ,ZZ- 'Q . W-. X. I4 ' ,.. nf, -Q ' I 1,.' in ,,.: ,.-.X , N, . ,, , Q 1 '- , - -V, 7 r . ... .. 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They have been to six ' meets and are planning to attend 'efff' 'X -M s N-5 more To date, they have brought f home eleven medals, four of which were gold. . i f ', V -- is k.'4f,.'i'3 . afivp,-:SU 5 .4 awe- if I v gxflv -T in Sli' -K.. Q 5 .5 '- 3 Xt j, rf X V 0 . - Y ff , , T fc ,f X22 ff J M s swf . ws - Q - ge P- 'l ' f Nad 9 K ,ew Z Q , N f - ' ' i 53 Q 1 ,V F 1 W sf 'N was , 'Lv I ' Wm t , ' , -W , lx. - we X., . , .- f + ff f LYf1S! j 'r- s e t S '4?5W 104 if , V xi -gg ,fc- ,.- f V A ,, V. pm r f: f ' 'HQ' Q -k. f 1 . K,-0 ff ' 21, V , ,Q .. , Q , ,' . ' 4 QV Z, f , ,gf Q ,f ,, 1 T1 'r 'ig 1 -f' .411 The fencing team had four members participating in the Iunior Glympics in Vancouver, Washington, February 15- 17. Those participating were Ernesto Uribe, August Uribe, Charles MoCa1eb, and George Miller. Picture Not Available si 'wgsst' P56 Q 4 ka fr' ,S L ,,-+., .... -JQ' GYMNASTICS Although the gymnastics team never got to compete in any meets, the mem- bers of this new club worked hard. Occasionally there were inter-team meets. The winners made the losers do any exercise they wished. 633' mmf?- iv ,.,..4..m41 ' 75? Q Ig X,:.W,., Y X .Gwen A: , 1 z,, n 1 l' iv! A J. .yn 't 5 v-5 5 I. la 4 ni I ,He I 3 s J Z' 2: f' ffl?-Q ff e, F' K 4 I M-4 I Q , - , -ga if I' 14 1, f uf ' A ,. fb-TF ?' ' Aff? .v-P '- s exif' ' . lf . vi l 'M- V . 1 viva ffm R, . 1 the to M J , 'Ex pkqfq-I, M My-J,-W, ,M W. -'-q,...,,,.,. ,.,....a , . ,, K 4 I M ff ' sf , ,, X ' v ff TENNIS This is a rebuilding year for the tennis team, since there were no if returning varsity lettermen from the 1978-79 team and there are only two 1978-79 junior varsity players who moved up C . . . . ompetition takes place on several levels beginning in February and continuing through the first week of May. 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E rn c-1 E11 '-3 rn 35 Z For most Cadets shootmg the bull IS some thmg Ihr x du on a test when they can t thmk ofdnythmg 4 lsr But lm Ihr members of Sergeant Major GIIIHOFP 5 Rlflc 'I 1 .am Ihr expresslon takes on a more llterdl mcanmg as thx c ada ts develop concentrat1on,d1rect10n and rc eponslbnlltv bv learnmg to fmd the bullseye every tlme mm RA .. V H ' U ' 1 1 y Q 1 1 r r . . V1 y . I . x ' x ' h I ' I ' 1 D x H V I 1 , , , , , , . J ' 3 ' Q 2 za 2 .' e ,, . 1 4 ' f s A ' ' I 1 I' y - i J i , 3 , 1 2 2 i 2 ' fn k ', xlrg 'S W r -4 , , 2 5 i ' f L . I 1 TU Uv' 1 r , . , ? ff!! e i el we r , , , 2 9 X 1' , 3 r lt' f 2 53 ' I 1 I R N 1 Q 1 1 9 , i X ef 1 Q Q 1 r ' f 1 W 35 Q A 3 f f ? rf 3 1 . is I fs 'X .X Xi Vx tj N- n- r , E 5 S r Q 1 1 Q 1 X X, .N S Q X x W rx , I N . -Q' N 1 N 1 N X A W Q Y Q . L 9 - ' , I fs.. X X X I 1 . , N r x 1 .X 1 ,u k K Q, i Y A, ' 110 41 :M 'Ml I W I , - ,. - N - --UA if 1 ' ' 'i ' , '--,f.'-.. .M -rw: .,- - ' ' Y N A Y.-4 -- .AUKS 7 , i vw Y 'Dil , - 4 L fi' fr ' 1 . .494 QFill21 a l :AMX- s i ii? X 31 'F Q, 1- I 1 4 A J .mn , V ,, , .WV -4 ' i: glumm, ,,,.v ..,, Mig, , 2 . g x 1 .- w ' Y wk . Y in-Q 1 - UMM F Y 1- f r I if WF fi ,4,,f?,Q, W' ----I --.Mn azz:- .1 .fb ,3 ,MWF - if I- S we N ,ff-I' 'F , i ...- CHEERLEADERS SPIRIT and enthusiasm are the hallmarks of the lovely lassies who coordinate the efforts of the cheering section. With these gra- cious and energetic ladies holding pep rallies and lending very vocal encouragement at the games, the players - and spectators - just can't help giving their best. Good cheer in the face of adversity just comes naturally with this kind of support. Four - no, make that five cheers for our very own cheerleaders. fnbh to I 1 ix ,, Front Row: Susan Ovenden, Renea Weathers, Linda Parker, Michelle Stanfield Bottom Row: Laira Knude, Loretta Gillis, Carolyn Carpenter, Rhonda Hill. 3 1 ,N f5,gQ.,.,,,,,, Q ,,,,,..g,,4 3-yfawf-1 f l f 'si 3 1 , x 2:51, ,295 ,f in y V .., ,..k, 1 Nil 'T X LET's co BIC RED LET'S G0 I ll Y 112 ACTIVITIES AERSF' ' DRILL TEAM The Silent Precision Drill 'Team of 79-80 has turned out to bo one of the best in the history of the academy. Coached by Sgtflvlaj. Weathers and commanded by Cf Ssgt. Armendariz, the drill team has performed all over the valley as well as in the governor's parade in Austin. During the drill competition season, the team competed in Kingsville, Laredo, Pasadena, as well as Galveston demonstrating the pride of the Academy. if W1 2. L A A Z go ,Jfeaa f, 1 114 l f. E gf 5 s , U I 'iv' , - I 1 ilA17'1 iw m ,fs , , f. a 4 . 44..L':L 'f I, FFF ' 'NL-5 I 4 P . ,4 ' 1 Wa Y 1 7 5 f 3 5 1 P ,- 1 t v Y ,llgl F, W MOUNTED DETACHMENT The MMA Mounted Detachment provides cadets with equestrian experience in many areas, ranging from Western Pleasure and barrel racing, to jumping, hunting, and the fine points of dressage. However, not only may cadets on the detachment ride, but any cadet may utilize the facilities after being evaluated as a safe rider. Any cadet wishing to learn how to ride may do so under expert guidance. 118 We J cg, , I , :lf ' if: Q, 4 'xg 35 '-X MW .,., .,, A i,ntf' E ...an iam. h ' -J at IQEQE :Fate 1176 .pl n -1 mf, PM .v In mf' r,hl'v? - , -' ' 'NU' ' A-fi 4 ' fr' It. -.kf -' ' .f Q-fi' R ' ' a 'X T -- ff., -ma-A I -. ,V 1 ff .. Q h.44.a.-5.54-f-Q. ,- v 'L V g,,.'ff31, QA., N K H- . Em.: 4 . .vw I . il. .4 .sg Q .'. kiwi , ' ,. JY' -- .,. . -,AA K -'. 'QL . 1' 1 1 . , Y rw--v '?'1,,. . ZLl!t'. -, x , N, 1 .N 63 In o 4 'ii 74494- , Q .1 A Y X ...T '.La.44,.-v-gffwv V- QW. . . , 6. . ..,-Half v.-. . - 1. V 4 ' Qigfgr ' 1 'tis' - .'-' f'i'?Z',f:.: --5 55'- '--m.,.M.. .u..,,l' .1---p-:ag--1--I A . wax w.g,?,g,- A -2' A A ,QQ-w . - ..V,,s,f.,5.-4u:.- .x-. 4 4,5'n ,J---A,s,,,: ., If-wr ' ,Q . I L , ' 9- ,..a- 'lm r - I ef . ., l ..-. - ,:.- 4: , v' '- - . V . , I -f ah ,:vvvl ,, L, . V, L11 ,--1 Mi-if f ' -- 'fif7?9?R '--fxzigw ,, ,. -f 119 DRAMA CLUB The Academy Players began their fifth season by producing the Fo1lies . This was an amalgamation of hilarious skits which was written by both the director and cadets. The next production was an original work entitled Festival. This musical was written and directed by Mr. Christesson. This play had its debut the weekend of the Spring Ball. W 'Wg 'ff' +np-st. 120 4 vf , iriis' :MTR 4 zA'U As.. ' Ji I . R ,, fs, AEROSPACE Many people would like to learn to fly, and the Aerospace program at MMA gives cadets the opportunity to learn this skill. This is one of the most popular electives offered at MMA, possibly because it allows cadets to be free. ., :Ar I - I .s X . i to ttlo qvtzgl N J' Q . 5 V- 1 fl 54205014 C-E c. cuzyg' H --I-1. .511 X-Tfjxg y ggsxf 'U 4 , r if -5' V bk we ss. 53- T, - ,, MH-if 3. 1 .,.sf1 , an -ing. ff - 'jaivl' in.. All Tl their 1089 hav! eXPf l I X E 1 l 3 H E K 1 1 Q, A ld A ANNUAL STAFF This year the annual staff gave many hours of their liberty time to help put the yearbook together. It wasn't all work, however, we did a few laughs along the way. It has been an have experience none of us will ever forget. V , , I 't ' 1 , .- . g j Q .K A . ,fg r X V I xx, E t L f p xl N, - , - was , y 41,57 Viv N , 1 - H, . I k A Q X- x A X X-.q,p,'L V, -4 'im' L! I 1 1 .1 Y 1- e ' ' nic' ' ' ' ' 5 - f A .4 s ll sl ,Q -LP' ' Z' . 'U . s .5 it f' 1, ,, 3 I i sf' v 4 u A I ? The Staff fl-rl: Front Row: I-lillin, Potter, Keller, Riley. Second Row: Abe 19 lenda, Flores. Ieter. D uv N My BIRTHDAY BALL Y 'R Q Z N KRS S FMT . A A ' N XX B . 1 .,.vL,g-,,.-M ...,,,, . -. . -. -N - - --- u S ? 03 fb 1 ws!! .I 9.2 Q 5 'W U -gy Q 6 . ' A 1 JFS? K I, ar., sl. S. mf -Q . x X K 'fl K 5 ' It - UI K4 A.. Q 9 ,, ,. ' xi' ,, If .. 'ov' ' 'ig' ' 5-. .4. 1 ., . ' L-f? T'3 'l J Q ou ' Q4 , wif I fit if 'vita ' ' Vx ,on .. 5' 4' f J nf.. ' 'nr XXX ff s Mn 'xl' V AIRSHO '79 ' h was highlighted by the 21l'l'iVlll of il LZ-5 .mmvlmn IL '1',-,mf W1 F . ff' E.. E? ,FHIP Fgpd who wa The AITS ow transport. The huge plane proved to be almost us big am rlllllHlllll'l'l' Im- the IX q ' sa ' ' T 'UU , 1 1 'sr -' 6721 , . 511. QT+'. v 0,9 ji in I' 1' f , L. Q fag 5, G 5 A y Y -I l n t - 1 K 1 NJ-K '-HL! - h if . 1 tv. r r I - . Q, W . I ' A Q ,, x A will 'Y' -l ML,,. x A ' A fha , I l 1 A x K . . X W I ,,,.Qi,Q, M ..., - A-M viz! ,. 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X . .f K .V .4 1 X vwni, .x wg X ' 1. fy f -.Q SEN Q 1-PzwSQ.w-' . fl x xffxsii-,wk .. .X,. .. ...X M fx xqY:3x- .v is fyflgif, -hxyw.M5Q .sw K If , , F is XV H X, Q5 A 534' 3 1 J N590 4 - . f 'NBA ig , - fx, A, X' 'X ' kk A ' 'L X -y x . L. X - rqgf.. a f Xf .. .E . i X ff: gg. 5, N V ,. ,- W., X . ,AQ fA,. -ef k 4 X. Xxdgs' I 'X A - - f, ., 4, 'if NNI' ' X AQ NF xii- x ' K ' K V- ,Y ' . f X ' A - M pi . 1 ' A ., v wg x 1 X. . N .X -. ', X f X x ,Ai , ,gh N X X X ' ' Lf ' xx Y' 'L.- A -V RA, A ' 'Q . X X .. . ,A li Sim. K.-, , mx , . .1-,,,,, 132 ,Pj 1 f ,1 ill K. Wu Lx l 1 .1 1.1.3- rf VW? 1955! 7? Exit fr'-. r-if 11:4 'fl' ' 1 21 HL 1 W if il Q 9,0 21 , fi' f I-.- , 1 , 1 11 Main., p..-- - .,-bu -V . ...yd - X -'.. . , , 3 ll V' ' f :' .3 ' IPUV., - I 5.9.4 ' A ,- lh' aq- ' ,fy 'J I-u f' X 'Q . .J ,x-A Y I I I JM :' '17 17' al' xg- ...AEK D Y V 1 I U Mg Qiwel. ww 916: X f'- YW I r Q! REALPEOPLE VISIT MMA The cast and crew of Real People spent three memorable days at MMA. The result was a highly complimentary 10 minute segment. Needless to say, the cadets were flattered to see themselves on national television. 'K sr ms .assur- Lr 4 xt ixikff . mf ,aomvl ' f ov ' if f ' O s-100 'bac ' Z 'Q' xt? , 2 I T '-1 ' .Lf?T lg '-100545 C .K ,f- 4 N ill .nx'x 4 EK in-tu Q- :I 'E e as 1 134 L 1 ti' ff-7 .ml V, :ji 'i .,,,ff W w -life- ,Q ,,, 'E W. '- 12, ,QI-5 ,F 111-A 1'L? 1 QQ M. ri 4. fi . L A 2 J, . 'F UH 1 f ,. r' ' ave' an ., Li :gi fa. ' 45' 4 rrmfwqyqg 4 -A., fs-Fla :,.l 4, ,ff' A I . ' J 1' ,Zz ,YZ .ff , N -,fb , ,.,1 :ff f i ti ' I 1. 135 7 , N, X , 4583 '4 .L alilj fly gi .3 ,V legal ' 4 WWW 7 1, W l, , 9 M vfz 4 1 . 'F is Q ll SENIQRS AND posT-GRADUATES AT EASE ,.,,..,J Hello, Sir.' F l'm so happy here I could . . . Csee page 1421 :-f. .2 Let's party down. You picked a fine time to leave me Lucille. This ones for C harlie. , , E . lbw A i5'WJ7Ei ' Boo! Say what!! l You've got to be kidding! She says she loves me!! 138 l is Calling occupants of interplanetary craft. Get up and Boogie! -www :NMS A656-f ty, W. 1' 5,3 3468290 - Front view. f wirmnrnngrjxf Hey, baby, can I check your oil? 'l'ell her I'll call her later. ru K 1 ,R I think l'm in love. Hi. Mr. Bill, this is Mister Slugo! Superman? I I I1 I, I , I 1 I, 2, IE 1 I I Spock gave em to me ff ,, 'L f' ,Q , . - , - 1 -MAhm,WvA4A-A, T'J.::. . A .. fd: 1- A-f11A+-QAMM AA , A, , M, 4-' , A f A H4-flue A U I , ,.A O 3 : I : I I , fffff' : ' vw X Q ' I , f . X xi 334.2 ax i 1-- 1 'H - N, 4,1 - e f ' - I ssdy NWN V yfxwvf' 9 My F, , f , I ff' Q . I I ff , 4 ' - Zz x a I , I if 5 NA N , KN Awligg ,N - I , 2 4 . X , . 1 I A 5 I , ., M --i A4 E One sp1t shme comm up' Q! 6 You dldn t know I could read llps dld ya? Iealous aren t ya? XJ Ik, I know I m perfect' I wleh I could reed' 4 3 ,fl fha, A Why? X S 'IL 4 was SX .sim 'Vhtr lt'rst'y Kitt J - TQ 'Tb- 8 t-Iuting tang with chopsticks is difficult. 1.327 Step 31. Mix plaster. 1ul M!' B0tu1tifiilDrcamt.r Chtvst.einyo1iv'? 'Qi K 19 1-:..Y,mLL.v f 3 1.1-v S . . g s ' S 1 si E? ti 1. Only the best for the best. And Goldilocks fell asleep in Baby Bez-1r's bed. Hasn't helped my Complexion but it has added to my height. I 3 5 5 si id xg 5 , We i ti Y E t t i i I 1 d 5 t ii 4 !. , il M' i .ti 311 , if 3 'f Z-Mi 33 '2 ' i i 144 ,a-' . -U. .'.b.1 1: Q ,..,....4.-.lf i Confuscius sayg Cadet who shave head Deed , 52 , I, V I V 1' ff ,Q f ,gm N 4,1 Z Do you think I could do commercials. 1 I ,W Loud music is bad for your eyes- same examined. i The N. LX Ill - 'H E' P11 1--1424. s... The headless horsem an rides again. YK, K n l Thumbs Up! Vm 80iI1g bananas in this place. fwwi' . 217 Gung-Mac at ease! SMA ' lll l s 5 When B. I-l. Brunn talks. .. ffl' 4 .. 'Q lt's not the key to anythingg I just like keys. 145 Is that really Bo Derek? We're getting married in April. l DHFII. I'm good! ll Q ill f nf Now 1 5 D , Hill ff 2 X- 3 11' 1: RQ 05 A . I-'. ff 11.-l. Q! , - l' KILL! Now men, tonight's objective is . . . X11 Hi there. You don't know me but. . . 7 7 E , I in Q I sn. . I. ' I ,g -V ' at t ig' ,I W E F K .minor . A if -n Une must maintain one's image. Q5 I was-I ln' lun! Ik 0 mum Oulu Buzmn good ILFARU Tn Avfxh , 51: -Q Xxx Qi 4' K 5 in Help me Mr. Wizard. I don't want to be a Marine. 147 irkhxsi X 5fLL.1 The doc says I like fighting and other things too much. that way you know! Eat your heart out, Ted Nugent The house of the Rising Sun gil ua-, Ktnmrrmsz l X xt If the name fits. I have a protective nature. 148 In the highest tradition of the marines They re all YY!! Tigre. 'A W3 C 1 . I The MMA gigolo. Busted! S--7 'N . x Your worries start when he stops smiling. Film The fine art of self-defense? n ,,,,,.Qf' 'lf w-f Vx 1 if fl X .. l , Z, l - 5, X .l f 4 5 A twinkle in the eye means mischief in the mind. If l don't look. maybe it will work. X X K ,K . S+ V. S 5 3 ANN X S Which way to Minnesota Pin. If I can just make everybody believe this is coffee ' 150 I hunt eats fr!! YW H'-of HW '-f+ ' 'IW' I E f 03 gn 'Cul Q0 C X e V, , i Q E i , Q, il 1 A 1 1 4 i i' i H 2 , l 1 1 s 3 J N R 4 3 Q 3 Q fx 1 Z x UTOGR PHS XX 1 X if if X S 5 l Z 4-af' , Q' WANTED A- .141 , xg xwmgvff. A. ' J 5 Ni' f , YZ . .W , S-v ' '5s Y B - X ' If b Ah , N L 1 0 I .v I P ew Q' ' A f, Q My '1 ' fgjii si' UTGGRAPHS 11, J' I 1 ff fl ss Q ?E 3 E ?1 2 W 5 , S fx liqp M 1 gl 1 ,H is l1 M . M A ,W .5 if lzf, 11? L, iz X w u I i W 1 x Ay l gif ,xg il. 3. fi? E i U 5 ,i 3 JE iii iii 2, f fl 1 X I 1 5 ' j 9 1 o- ai: P' wi .' ' N 1 . ,T 'UI , f an -L -TQ , 2 X fl 1. av if it 154 I 7 f 1 .wiv ,v- A 5 Y OA' 5 J 1 X .fra-LJ .' 5-- 1 ' , 1: 1 i, r I fi If gl li V if !l !r. w UTUGR PHS 3 l 4-lf Qu, fy 4 ' ' Ax ff 77 X X .2 ff ' . O px 7 XX 4 5 x W 1 ADVERTISEMENTS Congra+uIa+ions 'ro 'rhe Marine MilH'ary Academy Gradua+ing Class of '80 DOROTHY AND EARL OLIVER Forf Wor+h, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF McCALEB FAMILY Weslaco, Texas - , ,1:1'H'-:Q- 'V - f ,f -,, - A L TT: f in 900 W. 41h Sfreef - Box4i236 - ' M : Weslaco, Texas 78596 MZ ff!! X I f I l f!W f ff MW! I IWWW lfWWZZ WlZlf W Z 'N xx: V! -Q 'X Here s to you, Grads' First National Bank of Harlingen congratulates you Class of 80 As you enter into this exciting new era of your life we d like to give you something we think you Il need a checking account at First National Bank. For the next four years, while you're off pursuing a career, studying in college, or what- ever you choose to do you ll have the security of a checking account at First National with no service charge and no mini mum to open or maintain Come on by, seniors Talk to the friendly First National bankers about opening your no-charge Graduate Account. Because we think you've earned it, Class of '8O. Goodforyou. 222 E. Van Buren Harlingen Texas 785506127423-4530 rm 1' Ny 'r1oNAL B Member FDIC x I M lWW, ZW Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z , 1, -ll A Flli -'l y liwl -l l . 11 W :Sq lla 2 ll- F! y ' llli 1 rs Y, ,, ,. .lil i l t Complimenis 'A 1 of DR. AND MRS. JCHN A. WELTY 0 X llll v4 5 'IP I , II I vars. l l l law 7 I l l l l l YOUNG ' CDPTICAL i A l 1 La urel Pa rl! Coronado Village Shoppmg Cenler Harlingen, Texas Harlingen 78530 l l l T' .l 1. liill wi . l If WT l wig iz Ylllll .' lwllllg V ll 3? :L -V llll ix' 'Ll 'A gl A 1l ' il l lllllllll ' 'Ill l . l .4 ijll V' l ll la ll E 3 l l ll llel ' i i, lllll A La, 1 all A ,S sl if 3 J. l, 2223. gg l All l lil Wg ' lil All l li' .25 l lil l iii 31 3 lil l li! l ' gill X ll l lk irl l ml li i iii ll af-i E11 Q93 'W lil Ill ly' l llllQ E all? Q 'l l lil lf W -1 2 K il gall 1 . ll ,la dill, sm. yf ,,' wlill Ml llllgl A ' rlslll 1 , l LEJ2, meld! will A Ml A Congra+ula+ions and Good Luclc l MMA Class of I980 l Give Em Hell 1 1 l l l The BEREZNAY FAMILY l Bal+imore, Maryland l f l 2 e l l .-.ig Alumni Keep Up With Events At MMA by Subscribing to the OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY national n scholastic press . U association in recognition of merit awards FCC?-D elf. i the honor rating of First Class in the National Critical Service of the National Scholastic Press Association at the University of Minnesota, School of Journalism MM SCR PBOOK Write your own Captions, because we here at yearbook are sick and tired of trying to make up silly Captions for these silly pictures. THANK YOU. .xg ' l 'K', xy i -- Q .kt .Lg g ' tsiggstggmdg i K its EW ss 1 . . ,sl kk Q :Ages , 'x viii. N 'XV xxx ' . . 'fit Saw' is e ., 4'uf'F'5' ' ' N X . , W ' 1, j r..hf'i -.K K , ' . ' X .t ' .K 9 W' -ip W . Ugg, X fyff,f 'fb X esst s I U ' ' '. - J -'Qi t 5, ffg .. 'Q -45 , g,,,L 9 Q k K , if an t - jr A N 4' V f 'X V ,4 N. - N '- rs - t f . Q ' . Wt it t-.i ss. in i 4 1 . K it K N is K . x 1 ees sees X L. is J I X Q to - ir.t '-, X .. . ' X t. maxi! .X pk rsfss Afaqdl 160 lx A 4 H.. i --1 , , . .J F I 1 I 3. ..x .ff .' Y. F l,, vi l l ,- W 11.56 ,f V 1 QQ 8th DISTRICT INSPECTION The 8th District Inspection is held to judge the IRGTC units in this district. MMA was given a noteworthy , the highest inspection rating possible. More fruit salad than at Christmas Dinner - - My We begin at the beginning . . . ., ,K .,Wm'Q,,,, by And still they come. I hope you like our little show so far . . . , 162 Because it's not over yet, ,Y ,M ,ll l -W i- 'kin 4 l 164 ' ft lst tl Nd' At least I m good for something. No, sir, I don t have change for a quarter. x sw' Dear Lord, Please let th1s be over soon. s It's tough when it itches and you can't scratch. But sir I'm not from the South' Ami, , , l r I -v l .LFP 1 a N SE IURS A D PG'S AT HOME WITH THE GE ERAL f-xiii 42' 166 1 X .r 4 Q f F' V 1 X, 1 w J Q s v,-f ,, 'I ' .. ., f -o L P1 'wel If X L7 Pi V- FQ 4 ff 1- -. . x .va 5. f , I n ff' if 'J . . v5,' 1 , MMA SCRAPBO OK This guy thinks I'm a plebe. Rank has its privileges. 168 f.f Q if ii'? Perfect choice. Are you sure you can handle the job. E 'H-1 3 , .. . xi H K L ..,J.vP ' All present and or accounted for sir, I think. . Q - f 1 Rah! Ar wwf Y ,v-,,,,.....- . -X wx' HA? flnfwb, X 11'-'hi' ' X X Xflxglxl SAC A Q x -? ! t V 1 xi. Lib ,XA ,I X!! ' - - --+ x 6ffF T Q Q zifiQ 'PX molsdxvmm wmua44,u.siaJ7,f -1' 1 ' I V I - '..-1.1-,Ly-h M N- -3 . N. -..LS QQFH! x A! '59 xx, , NS 30 W' gf W? , 'HQ X X A M x QR f' fx 5 XX , .xl .f 4? vf + A If Q, I Q5 J X' ' ,f , , 454 y .. x ' 1 . X l 'I 4 PA X Rc iiEL A6?Q.g ,,,. I api? 4 xQbX H P ir CUGHQ f REDEnnyI5nyf RE. ... . 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Thus, the universe is now safe from virtually a whole race of pointless, precise people, pointlessly intent on pointless self examination in a pointless manner. Don Boo-Boo Arndt Class of '80' Carry on Young Bucks fOr SUFG SRS BO Later on Buddy-Ruff LETTER FROM THE EDITOR How is it possible to adequately express all of the thanks that are due so many people! Well, it isn't. However, I will make a feeble attempt to list them all. General Spanjer, Col. Parsons, Maj. Lewis, and Mr. Sharp always seemed to be there to give the backing needed in such a project. Next, we thank Mr. Davis who somehow put up with our endless questions. Then there is PAO and all its occupants who put up with our mess and confusion. We can't forget Mrs. Frizzell, Mr. Sustaeta and Cadet Barth for their help in typing, and Mr. Schwartz for our first office. A special thanks goes to Col. O'Mara for his patience and supportiveness. Last but not least, I would like to give special thanks to Miss Pickens and Miss Schaffer who gavefso unselfishly of their time and effort, not to mention their nerves which were pushed to wit's end practically every day. It is all of these people including the staff and faculty who I thank on behalf of the entire yearbook staff., for without them this yearbook would not have been possible. F Sincerely, W ja-nl 'A-. 0 0 The Editor L. ,WVR- W l I. ,, E 'ff , ,r 1 71-14- K 3 lx 'X ' 6017- 1 ,, L-iv! ff 4-1 .'-' ' T 0? 1 ' , , ' f N- Q .Jaffa fifjgwzs X is E' .7770 ' I X 9 I . X V ,X ,E X3 X -'V . J- . I ,j VV' W ' , .Axv .QI E I t x 4 H 1 1'-' MMA, N 2 I l I 'I 4 3 '. ell' I H 172 4.15 UR 4 Mt I. ABE' M f, 3 17101 ww' ABE' Av. 9 Cord' I. QF? 140 R Maitl ADA MLA B QTL ADC' cWC pu. 1, Dgnl! AGU Mr. a APdf San 1 ALB! hlna 3 Cec Mick ALFA hdna 4637 Corp ALLI hAr.a 4702 Hom ALLI Mrs. 535 l' Hou: ALV hdna Colil Mex AMI Mr. a 3509 Dalla ANI Mr. a P.O. Fran ARI Mr. I Gale Mex ARC Mrs. 4402 Con ARI Mrs 143C Balt ARI Mr. P.O Im: ARI Mr. 209 Euc ASI Mr. 314 San ATI Mr. 910 Pre AU Mr. 556 Sal BA Mr C01 Xil BA Mr 1 V Lal BA Mr Av Me BA Ml Av Ml BA M1 47l Le BI M1 Fu Mi BA M Fu M Hi I AUHLEND ..- il ONIO W md mt Ogg! Abelenda mm. nd cgdar Circ e wmdlmdg, Texas 773111 AEZNDA, IUAN YGNACIO Mn Qgear F. Abelenda WM c' le mall. Red Cfdif 'W Wgodlalfll- 'gains 77351 AserJ.A- I0 Mexico ABMMSON. LOUIS BRUCE wi md Mm Amold Abramson In Ronimwood Trail Mdlgnd. na. 32151 ADAMS. STEPHEN CHRISTOPHER .und Mn. Lloyd N. Adams. Ir. yu sronewall Circle Manta. 6130039 ADCOCK' TIM RUDOLPH CWO and Mn. David E Adcock IRet.I ru 1. Box 245 B Union, Texas 75020 AGUILAR. IOSE ALFREDO Murad Mn. Alfredo ASUIIU Apdo Paul 213 U U San Cristobal. Chiapas. Mexico ALBERTO. GLEN Mr. and Mn. Gini Alberto :Cedar Road Mickltton. Nl N056 ALFARO. DANIEL V. I4r.a11d Mn. Dan Alfaro am Confessional Corpus C rilti. Texas 78405 ALLISON. IAMES CRAWFORD Mr. and Mn. Iames R. Allison 1702 Devon Houston. Texas 77027 ALLRED. ION GREEN Mn Helen S. Allred U5 N. Post Oak Lane Houston. Texas 77024 ALVARE7. ADALBERTO RODRIGUEZ Mr. and Mn. Adalberto Alvarez Colibri 873. Chachalacas Edo de Mexico Msiirioogstaago e Mexico A B . ARDEN BRENT wand Mlm r Stone oc ing i ane Dallas. Texas 75205 ANDERSON. RICHARD ALLEN Mr. and Mn. Allen L. Anderson P.O. Box 708 Frankfort. Mich. 49635 ARAMBURU. IUAN PEREZ Mr. and Mn. Iuan Aramburu Galenana 860. Ieronimo L Mexico City. 20 D.F. ARCHER. MARCUS G. Mrs Susie Archer 4402 Coventry Lane Corpus Christi. Texas 78411 ARDITOJOSE ANGEL Mn Gua alupe M. Cano 14114 Spring Oaks Drive Balch Springs. Texas 75180 ARMENDARIZ. SCOTT DANIELS r5a3glxMrs. Daniel T. Armendariz 1273 Irving Texas 75061 ARN T. DONALD ARTHUR Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Arndt 2lB7l-ladden Road Euclid. Ohio 44117 ASHLEY. STEVEN EDWARD Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ashley 314 Blue Grass Drive Sm Anltlo. Texas 76901 QTKINSON. IONATHAN EDWARD r. and Mrs W. T. Atkinson 810 Garland Drive AZ senior N. MICHAEL EKKEHARD rg and Mrs. Eklrehard Aumann Bluefield Drive 2.7: lose.Calit.9513s M LDEROS. QUIRINO F- and Mrs. Quirino Balderos C011 ido a Xilta SarlioLui:l':btosi. Mexico EAALSHUKAT. DAVID FREDRICK fl Howard E. Balshukat lllllhitemarsh Lane l-lnsdale. Pa. 19446 EAARROSO. RAFAEL B. A and Mrs. Rafael Barroso 1-tl! las Fuentes 230 :func CIW. Mexico M RROSO. SANTIAGO B. As- and Mrs. Rafael Barroso M - Ae las-Fuentes 230 Rina' CNY. Mexico WRTIAI. PETER MICHAEL 063311 Mrs. Peter L Bai-its l-eu'izo?:hN2rTel - 4092 EAATIZ. BERNARDO l.AZO aussi Bernardo Batiz exi 20 D.F.. ' E4-'MTH CESARTAQOO 5:31 Bernardo Batiz EXICO 20 D.F.. Mexico PARE T- CADE T ROS TER BELL. ANDREW WHITMAN Mr. and Mrs. Edwin I. Bell 10026 Valley Forge Houston. Texas 77042 BENO, CHRISTOPHER NELSON Mrs. Robert Beno 5627 Sam Snead Drive Harlingen, Texas 78550 BEREZNAY. TODD DANIEL Mr. and Mrs. Iohn T. Bereznay 965 St. Agnes Lane Baltimore. Md. 21207 BERG. ERIC IOHN Mr. and Mrs. Larry Berg 315 Lakeview Ave. Tonka Bay. Minn. 55331 BERNUS. ANTONIO MARTIN Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Bernus Circuito Alamos 898 Queretaro, Queretaro, Mexico BERRON. FRANZ RAMON Mrs. Elena Barrera de Herrada Igrandmtri Calle 10 3319 A P.O. 160 Campeche. Camp. Mexico BISHOP. HAROLD EDWARD Mrs. Theresa W. Bishop 105 Commercial Monterey, Tenn. 38574 BLUMENTHAL. IEFFREY TODD Dr. and Mrs. Iack Blumenthal P.O. Box 11344 Houston, Texas 77016 BOLYARD, KEITH IOHN Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Brown 920 North Broadway Booneville. Ark. 72927 BONNER, ANDREW GERARD Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bonner 1821 Elmwood Harlingen. Texas 78550 BOSWELL, MARK ALEN Mr. and Mrs. Noble Boswell Rf. 1, Box 801. Lot 108 Pompano Beach. Fla. 33067 BOYD. EUGENE IOHN Mr. and Mrs. Norval W. Boyd 3833 Greene Drive Frankfort. Mich. 49635 BRANHAM. ANDREW CHRISTIAN Mr. and Mrs. R. Ray Branham 6000 Apple Grove Road Evansville. Ind. 47711 BRUNN. BRENT HAROLD Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brunn 1845 Hampshire St. Paul, Minn. 55116 CALDERONI, ENRIQUE SALVADOR Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Calderoni Gladiolas 334 Matamoros. Tamps, Mexico CAMACHO. RAFAEL ABURTO Dr. and Mrs. Rafael Camacho Blv. A. Camacho 3855 Veracruz. Vera, Mexico CANO. ROLANDO Mr. and Mrs. Rolando M. Cano Ave, Alvaro Obregon 383 Matamoros. Tamps, Mexico CANTU, RAMON DARIO Mrs. Ninfa Deandar Martinez P.O. Box 2674 Laredo, Texas 78040 Residence: Nuevo Laredo CARR. ROSS DEAN. IR. Mr. Ross D. Carr, Sr. P.O. Box 936 Port Isabel. Texas 78578 CARROLL. CARSON WAYNE Col. and Mrs. Edward P. Carroll USMC Quarters 169. MCDEC Quantico. Va. 22134 CASTANEDA. FER MONTANTE Mr. and Mrs. Flor P. Castaneda 5135 New Haven Road San Diego, Calif. 92117 CASTANEDA. FILMER M. Mr. and Mrs. Flor P. Castaneda 5135 New Haven Road San Diego. Calif. 92117 CASTELLANO. IOSE MIGUEL Mr. and Mrs. Iesus M. Castellano 194 Robins Lane Brownsville. Texas 78520 CEPLECHA. IONATHAN FRANCIS Dr. and Mrs. S. F. Ceplecha RR 83 Redwood Falls. Minn. 56283 CHAMBERLAIN. GREGORY Mr. and Mrs. David S. Chamberlain 505 River Street Iowa City. Iowa 52240 CHATHAM. BRET ALAN Mrs. Marjorie Chatham 114 Ianin Circle East Portland, Texas 78374 CHAVEZ. IOSE LUIS Mr. and Mrs. Iose Luis Chavez b Privada El Laurel 8101. Col. Sta. Eugracia Monterrey. NL. Mexico CHIANESE. GEORGE VINCENT Mrs. Louise M. Chianese 2210 Wightman Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15217 CHILD. RICHARD IAMES Mr. and Mrs. Roger Child 600 S. Border Weslaco. Texas 78596 CHOUCAIR. PAUL CHAKER Mr. and Mrs. Chaker Choucair Carrera La Habana 825 Puerto Ordaz. Bolivar. Venezuela CHRISTOPHERSON. DAVID WILLIAM Mr. and Mrs. David E. Christopherson 11215 Oak Spring Drive Houston. Texas 77043 CISNEROS. GUADALUPE SERVANDO. IR Mrs. Angelita R. Cisneros 2245 East Taylor Street Brownsville. Texas 78520 CLARK. WILLIAM MATTHEW Mr. and Mrs. Iames Clark 13902 S. 129th Street Papillion. Neb. 68046 CLEMENTS. IAMES RICHARD Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Clements 1550 Tuttle Avenue Wallingford. Conn. 06492 COBB. IAMES EDWARD Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cobb Newton P.O. Box 25 Singapore 11. Rep. of Singapore COLE. LAWRENCE E. Mr. and Mrs. Murrell H. Cole. Ir. 2221 Lakeridge Drive Grapevine. Texas 76051 COLLINS. SCOTT WILSON Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Collins 3641 Stratford Dallas. Texas 75205 CONSTANTINO. LEONIDAS DEMETRIO Mr. and Mrs. Leonidas A. Constantine P.O. Box 60068 Houston. Texas 77205 COPE. KELLY RUSSELL Mrs. Carol Lee Cope 1608 Southmoor Arlington. Texas 76010 CROCKETT. ALLAN ANDREW Mr. and Mrs. Brad Crockett Rt. 3. Box 250 C Harlingen. Texas 78550 CROWDER. LEE ERIC Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Crowder 34842 37th Avenue South Auburn. Wash. 98002 CRUM. CHRISTOPHER RAY Mrs. Io Ann Crum 1675 West Elizabeth Street Brownsville. Texas 78520 CRUMPLER. KENNETH MERLIN Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Crumpler P.O. Box 787 Pharr. Texas 78577 CURLEE. TIMOTHY MALCOLM Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Curlee 7131 Hillwood Dallas. Texas 75248 DANIEL. IOHN MICHAEL Mr. and Mrs. Iohn P. Daniel. Ir. 206 Marion Avenue Gibbstown. NI 08027 DE COURSIN. PAUL FRED Mr. Fred E. De Coursin 6425 Malcolm Circle Dallas. Texas 75214 DELANEY. MARTIN REDMOND Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Delaney 8024 Damar Street Long Beach. Calif. 90808 DEL BOSQUE. IOSE Mrs. Elva Chapa Lirios 313. Col. Iardin Matamoros. Tamps, Mexico DEL CASTILLO. IAVIER Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Del Castillo Calle 1 31504. Fraccionamiento Alameda Cordoba. Vera. Mexico DIEBRA. ALAIN Mrs. Maria Eulalia Quintana G. Ave. Loma Vista Hermosa 433 Mexico 10 D.F. DIMOND. IOHN WINSTANLEY IV Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Dimond 3312 Dinah Lane Tyler. Texas 75701 DITTMANN. DALE DWIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dittmann 1632 Clarke Street Harlingen. Texas 78550 DITTMANN. DARRYL DANA Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dittmann 1632 Clarke Street Harlingen. Texas 78550 DODD. IOHN MARSHALL Mrs. Anita A. Dodd 2907 Stetson Lane Houston.Texas 77043 DODD. ROBERT ARTHUR Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dodd 143 Clubhouse Drive Willingboro. NI 08046 DORSCH. WILLIAM TIMOTHY Mrs. Lois Bemardi 423 East 25th Street Erie, Pa. 16503 DRAPER. ROBERT THOMAS Mrs. Mary C. Draper 1110 E. Carson Street. Apt. 1 Long Beach. Calif. 90807 DRYDEN, ROD RAY Mr. and Mrs. Iohn P. Dryden 818 W. Forest Houston, Texas 77079 DUGGAN, RONALD IOE Mr. and Mrs. Ioel D. Duggan 1310 Royal Drive Kaufman, Texas 75142 DUPRE. ANDREW DANIEL Mr. and Mrs. Dan F. DuPre 903 N. College Street McKinney. Texas 75069 EBDON. CHRISTOPHER ANDREWS Mr. and Mrs. I. Fred Ebdon 6214 Vickiiohn Drive Houston, Texas 77096 EISHEN. IOHN MICHAEL Mrs. Tom Wilkins IGuardianI Rt. 2. Box 183 McAllen, Texas 78501 ELIZONDO, IORGE ALBERTO Mr. and Mrs. Iose Abelardo Elizondo Ensenada 115, Col. Mitras Cto. Monterrey, NL, Mexico ELIZONDO. LUIS FERNANDO P.O. Box 728 Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico 2-03-31 5209 Rancho Viejo Olmito. Texas 78575 ELLINGTON, IAMES TRAVIS Col. and Mrs. Ierald W. Ellington 11501 Vale Road Oakton, Va. 22124 ELLIS. ARCHER ATLEE Ms. Mary Elizabeth Ellis P.O. Box 1035 San Diego. Texas 78384 EVEY, SCOTT RYER Ms. Robin E. Hall 1543 Babcock Road, Apt. 1414 San Antonio, Texas 78229 FARIAS, DANIEL Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Farias Blv. Bosque de la Luz 19 Lomas de Tecamachalco Mexico 10 D.F. Mexico FARR-ALSUP, IOE Mrs. Ivanne Farr-Alsup P.O. Box 8328 Corpus Christi. Texas 78412 FEGAN, FREDERICK MORRIS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fegan 5710 Pearton Ct. Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 FELIZ, IOSEPH MARTIN Mr. and Mrs. Iess E. Feliz 614 Cavanagh Road Glendale, Calif. 91207 FLORES, IEFFREY D. Mr. and Mrs. Iohnny Carl Shackelford Northrop Corp.!Box 609 APO, NY 09616 FLYNN, ROSS PEDEN Mr. and Mrs. Iames G. Flynn 315 Ridgeview Drive Richardson, Texas 75080 FOPIANO, RANDALL LEE Mr. and Mrs. George Fopiano 212 Forest Drive Fort Walton, Beach, Fla. 32548 FOURNET, FREDERICK GERARD Mr. and Mrs. F. Gerard Fournet 304 Eastwood Drive Franklin, La. 70538 FREEMAN, BASIL DEXTER, IR. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Freeman Rt. 1, Box 221 Harlingen, Texas 78550 FRIEDMAN, GILBERT Mr. Raymond I. Friedman Iguardianl 1744 Honeydale Brownsville, Texas 78520 GAIR, IAMES RANDAHL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Iohn Connelly 11032 Ellwood Street The Woodlands, Texas 77380 GALINDO. IOSE MANUEL Mr. and Mrs. Iose Galindo Dakota 433, Col. Napoles Mexico 18 D.F. Mexico GALINDO, PINEYRO EDUARDO Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Galindo 1505 Whitewing Brownsville. Texas 78520 GALINDO. RICARDO MIGUEL Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Galindo 1505 Whitewing Brownsville, Texas 78520 GALLAGHER. THOMAS WILLIAM Mr. and Mrs. William T. Gallagher 45 Furman Drive Glendora. NI 08029 GALVAN, ANGEL I. Mr. and Mrs. I. Angel Galvan Cedros 633, Col. Valle Sta. Engracia Monterrey. NL. Mexico GALVAN, W. ALFREDO BARTHEL Mr. and Mrs. Felipe Galvan G. 6a 370 Norte Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico GARCIA, FERNANDO Mr. and Mrs. Emigdio Manuel Garcia Ave. Rosas 861 Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico I 174 GARCIA, SANTIAGO RAMON Mr. Francisco Garcia 4 Bravo y Allende 1 Victoria, Tamps, MHXICO CARDUNO, FERNANDO Mr. Fernando Garduno Av. Lomas de Vista Hermosa 3434 Mexico 10 D.F. Mexico GARIN-ESPEIO, LUCIANO 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mario Garin-Espeio 14 Calle 5-10 Zona 9 Guatemala, Guatemala, CA GARINVESPEIO, RAFAEL I Mr. and Mrs. Mario Garin-Espelo 14 Calle 5-10 Zona 9 Guatemala, Guatemala CA GATTUSO, DOUGLAS IAMES Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph A. Gattuso 615 Kings Highway Mickleton, NI 08056 GEISER, ROYCE TIMOTHY Mr. and Mrs. Roye Getser Box 745 Blue Ridge, Texas 75004 GERBER, IOHN CLARK Mrs. Dinah S. Gerber P.O. Box 11 Burton, Texas 77835 GILLIAM, HOWARD LAVON, IR. Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Gilliam, Sr. cfo Paul Bright P.O. Box 328 Bloomfield. NM 87413 GIROIR. WALTER GREGORY Mr. and Mrs. Ioe Giroir 5630 Oak Trail Houston, Texas 77091 GLENN, ANDREW LARSSON Mr. and Mrs. G. Dwain Glenn 4950 Sawyer Road Sarasota, Fla. 33583 GONZALEZ, CARLOS IAIME Mr. and Mrs. Carlos I. Gonzalez 38 Honey Drive Brownsville, Texas 78520 GONZALEZ. DAVID GABRIEL Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel A. Gonzalez 1203 West Third Street Weslaco, Texas 78596 GREAVES, LOUIS ROY, IR. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Greaves 915 South 32nd Parsons, KS 67357 GREAVES, SCOTT ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Greaves 915 South 32nd Parsons. KS 67357 GREEN, ARIS IEROME Mr. and Mrs. Ieffrey R. Green 1257 W. 57th Street Kansas City, MO 65113 GREEN, IASON PHILIPPE Mr. and Mrs. Ieffrey R. Green 1257 W. 57th Street Kansas City, MO 64113 GROSS, MIKE CLARK Mr. Iack Gross Rt. 2, Box 22 Harlingen, Texas 78550 GROVER, IOSEPH COURTNEY Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Grover 22 Courtlandt Place Houston, Texas 77006 GUAIARDO, VIRGILIO Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Guaiardo Box 86 Reynosa. Tamps, Mexico GUENTHER, KLAUS PETER Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Guenther P.O. Box 7309 Baytown, Texas 77520 GUERIN, STEPHEN PATRICK Mr. and Mrs: Dean P. Guerin 9400 Rockbrook Drive Dallas, Texas 75220 GUTIERREZ, PETER KENNETH Capt. and Mrs. Pedro Gutierrez USMC Address not available at this time. HALL, ANDREW WILLIAM Mrs. Sara Y. Hall Texas Building!P.O. Box 245 Galveston, Texas 77550 HAND, IAMES ROY III Mr. and Mrs. Iim Hand P.O. Box 2898 Harlingen, Texas 78550 HANKINS, DAVID SAMUEL Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Hankins 1446 Toulon Court Highland Park. ILL 60035 HANTHORN, GARY ELDON Lt.Col. and Mrs. Russell Leroy Hanthorn 5476 Midship Court Burke, Va. 22015 HAYS. HAROLD GAYDEN Mr. and Mrs. L. Harold Hays 3013 Bryn Mawr Dallas, Texas 75225 HEBERT, PATRICK SEAN Mr. Richard F. Hebert 363 Foundry St. NW Atlanta, Ga. 30313 HEINERIKSON, KEVIN IOHN Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Heinerikson 8141 Ward Parkway Kansas City, MO 64114 'wep- I IIEINSOHN, RICHARD NEAL Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick Heinsohn Patracio Sanz 611-601 I Mexico 12 D.F. IIELLEN, CHRISTOPHER LEIGH Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hellen 5 413 E. Milam ' Falfurrias, Texas 78355 HEMSELL, LINDSEY DAVID Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Pacholek 724 Iuniper Lane Lewisville. Texas 75067 , HENLEY. MILLER PATRICK, IR. A Mrs. Mary Kay Henley ' 701 Carroll Drive Garland, Texas 75041 HERRELL, ERIC IUSTIN ' Mrs. Kathleen P. Herrell Rt.3, 12323 Sandpiper Angleton.Texas 77515 , HETZER, WILLIAM CHARLES I Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Charles Hetzer 1699 Middletown Ave. Northford, Conn. 06472 HICKS, WILLIAM MORSE III Dr. and Mrs. W. Morse Hicks, Ir. 408 Tampa Drive Victoria. Texas 77901 . HILLIN, IEFFERY ARTHUR Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph W. Hillin l Rt.1,Box 117B ' Chelsea, Ala. 35043 HINRICHS, IEFFREY ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hinrichs 2505 S. Parkwood, Apt. B-4 Harlingen, Texas 78550 f HOLLADAY, IOSEPH CHRISTOPER Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holladay . 2413 Kayewood Drive I Denton. Texas 76201 HOLMQUIST, DAVID WILLIAM . Mrs. Sharon Holmquist I 17612 Oakwood Drive ' Hazel Crest, Ill. 60429 HOLT, RICHARD CRAIG Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Holt P.O. Box 155 May, Texas 76857 HOOD, WILLIAM SCOTT Mr. and Mrs. Robin I. Hood 701 W. 6th I Liberal, KS 67901 I HOTUNG, ERIC SHEA-KIM Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hotung cf o Shea I 179 Taconic Road Greenwich, Conn. 06830 HUNDLEY. BRIAN WILLIAM Mrs. Rosalind G. Hundley 5445 Callaghan Road San Antonio, Texas 78228 HUNTER, RODNEY GENE Ms. Kay E. Hunter 3744 Boca Chica Blvd. Unit i'?102D Brownsville, Texas 78521 IBANEZ. IORGE ANTONIO Mr. and Mrs. Iorge Ibanez ' Av. Mexico 220 333, Farcc. Las Cumbres Acapulco. Guerrero, Mexico IRWIN, WILLIAM HALFORD I Mr. and Mrs. William H. Irwin i 922 Sundown Lane Desoto, Texas 75115 IVERSEN, CHRISTIAN GELLATLY 1 Mrs. Madeleine Bonwil1GeIlatly Larsen 2608 Cypress ' Harlingen, Texas 78550 IVERSEN, HENRIK GELLATLY 1 Mrs. Madeleine Bonwill Gellatly Larsen 2608 Cypress Harlingen, Texas 78550 IVEY. DAVID HERBERT Mr. and Mrs. Iohn P, Ivey 724 Twin Hills El Paso, Texas 79912 IACKSON, KEVIN ARNOLD Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson fGrandPf4Y0f1ISl I Brady Creek Ranch 1, Brady, Texas 76825 r IACKSON, KIRKLAND ANTHONY Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson IGrandpar0I1lSl Brady Creek Ranch 3 Brady, Texas 76826 ' IENNINGS, MICHAEL PATRICK Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Iennings . P.O. Box 2564 Harlingen, Texas 78550 IIMENEZ. IOHN TODD Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Iimenez 5310 Pinewilde Houston, Texas 77066 IOHN, GILBERT HERMAN Mr. and Mrs. Natoni Iohn P.O. Box 47 Montezuma Creek, Utah 84534 IOHNSON. CHARLES IEFFRY Mrs. Wanda I. Iohnson 1 3701 Kirby, Suite 758 . I I i I I l I I I i I i I I I Houston, Texas 77098 I IOHNSON. GEORGE EDWARD I Dr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Iohnson I 14210 Carolcrest I Houston. Texas 77079 r dpi... N , ERRY LEE. IR- Iohnston, Sr. min Pugllslada IJVCSISTYEPHEN GREGORY mm Mn james Wm. Innes dj Shellield Drive Nonigown. Pl. 19401 IORDAN. IACK MANN W, mil Mann Iordan 5252113118 ' ,T as mos slfwnlalihaglruomas. IR. I,,,,.g.1 Mn. Michael T. tuaa 3737WiIIowiClK Houston. Texas 77019 MMM. MICHAEL IAMII- My. and Mrs. Iamil Ka ram h use ggzilfnig. Texas 78238 KELLER.TlMOT HY LYNN Mr. and Mrs. Lionel P. Keller gm Aramco. Box 944 Ras Tanurg. Dhahran ud' A ' :I-2UIY.I:JSl-SPH ANTHONY Mn. Raymond W. Kelly an Algonquin Trail Mrdlord Lakes. Nl 08055 KIEDINCER. IOHN DAVID Mr. and Mn. Cecil E. Kiedinger Rt 1. Box 71 E. Plano. Texas 75074 KNUTSON. DALE ANDREW Mr. and Mrs. Kermit C. Knutson 7515 Newton Avenue South Richlield. Minn. 55423 KOHLER. DONALD AUGUSTUS Mr and Mrs. Donald A. Kohler 670 W. Walnut Street Ianuster. Pa. 17603 KRESON. WAYNE PHILLIP Mr and Mrs. Iohn Kreson Quissct Road Mrndon, Mass. 01756 KIICERA. RICHARD SALAZAR Capt Ronald Cornell Kuccra 1022 Gainsborough Drive Fairlax. Va. 22030 KUKELLA. IOSEPH IULIAN Mr and Mrs. Richard Kukella tw Prrrine Ave. Auburn. NY 13021 KUKELLA. THOMAS RICHARD Mr and Mrs Richard Kukella IW Perrine Avenue Auburn. NY 13021 KYLE. HENRY HARRISON Mr llrnry H. Kyle 'FIB Preston Road llallas. Texas 75230 IAIIOZ. IOSE ANTONIO Mr and Mrs. Iose Lahoz P U llux 4282 llrownsville. Texas 78520 llesidence' Matamoros, Mexico LANCHAIISER. MICHAEL ALONZO Nlr and Mrs Raymond I. Langhauser, Sr. tlltti W Littlewoods Drive New Orleans. La. 70128 LASTRA. MARTIN Nlr and Mrs. Allonso lastra Wrwrva 333. Cot. Florida Mexico 20 D.F. Mexico LATTA. BRIAN STUART I. Latta IUSN Ret.l Arlington. Va. 22206 I..-XWRENCE. BERNARDO THOMAS Mr and Mrs. Thomas lawrence P O Box 289 llwivnsville. Texas 78520 Residence' Matamoros, Mexico I.I'.I-. AMAURY IULIAN llr and Mrs. lose Lee Popueatepetl 86 lortin. Vera, Mexico I.I.O. KI-INNETH IAMES M' 'md MNA I-lmes Alexander Leo American Embassy APU. Miami. Fla. 34022 LEONARD. PATRICK SHAWN 'lr' 'md Mrs- Tlmolhb' T. Leonard :ILQITROS Drive East s n onio. Texas 7821 SDNCORIA. ALVARO 2 i drid Mrs. Anacleto Longoria - -TIgerina.CoI.Riberena Eeynosa. Tamps. Mexico ONGORIA. FRANCISC O IAVIER Mrs. Francisco Longoria :mo 318. Col. Riberena R1'1'nosa.Tamps M ' af2P:.s:.UF'.:1eiW0 ' - rs. . . Box sm Lopez. Ir. ice. Texas 78332 Sapa nigga MAANUEL - . ic guggglnyio ang? anuel Lopez 3lara.Iali ,M ' Luce.riMorHic30 emo A y BERT Lfaaggxhgg. Billy tacit Luce Tllden. Texas 78072 LUHNOW, WILLIAM CHRISTIAN Mrs. Lois B. Luhnow 3714 Granada Dallas, Texas 75205 LYKINS. STEVEN LAWRENCE Mr. and Mrs. Lidie L. Lykins 7 Old Hickory Conroe, Texas 77301 MCCABE. CALVIN BRUCE Mr. and Mrs. Ambroze McCabe 17828 N. 9th Avenue Phoenix. AZ 85023 McCALEB. CHARLES FREDERICK Ill Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frederick McCaleb. Ir. 510 South Illinois Weslaco, Texas 78596 MCDONALD, IONATHAN BRETT Chaplain and Mrs. Leo I. McDonald Fun and Sun Harlingen, Texas 78550 MacDONALD, SCOTT IAY Mr. and Mrs. Neil I. MacDonald 2516 Westridge Drive Plano. Texas 75075 MCGIVNEY. LAWRENCE WILLIAM Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGivney 29 E. Main Street Flemington. NI 08822 MCGIVNEY. MICHAEL IAMES Mr. and Mrs. Robert William McGivney 29 East Main Street Flemington, NI 08822 MCKINLEY. PATRICK SEAN Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph F. McKinley 510 Page Street Woodbury. NI 08096 MCKONE. DANIEL IAMES Mr. and Mrs. Iames P. McKone Asie Academy Northrop P.O. Box 148 Khanis Mushaut, Saudi Arabia MCLAUGHLIN. RICHARD GLEN Sgt. and Mrs. Iohn C. McLaughlin 260 Marine Drive Harlingen, Texas 78550 MCQUARY, BRENT ALAN Mr. and Mrs. Keith McQuary 5615 Council Grove Court Houston. Texas 77088 MANNING, ANTHONY MARIO Mr. and Mrs. Melvin C. Manning 201 Stokes Road Medford Lakes. NI 08055 MARKS, AARON BLANE Lt.Col. and Mrs. Roy M. Marks USMC 4749 Post Oak Drive Virginia Beach. Va. 23464 MARTINEZ. FERNANDO Mr. and Mrs. Iuan Martinez 5 de Mayo 839 Rio Verde. San Luis Potosi. Mexico MARTINEZ. IOSE MANUEL Mr. and Mrs. Teodomiro Martinez Av. Avila Camacho 8235 Xalapa. Vera, Mexico MARTINEZ. IUAN GERARDO Mr. and Mrs. Iuan Martinez 5 de Mayo 8 39 Rio Verde. San Luis Potosi. Mexico MARTINEZ. OSCAR Mr. and Mrs. Epitacio Martinez Ugarte Av. Obregon 870 Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico MASON. IOHN RICHARD Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Mason 2826 Luzon Irving. Texas 75060 MASON. KEITH ALLAN Dr. and Mrs. Iaque V. Mason 5335 West 64th Street Edina. Minn. 55435 MATTEO. MICHAEL DONALD IR. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donald Matteo 183 Nahma Trail Medford, Lakes, NI 08055 MAY, LEON WAYNE. IR. Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. May 2310 Riverside Drive Harlingen. Texas 78550 MAY. STERLING ALLAN Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas May. Ir. 5252 Ravine Drive Dallas. Texas 75220 MAZZELLA, MARIO DOMINIC Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mazzella 1416 Claridge Road Baltimore. Md. 21207 MEYER. MARK VINCENT Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tomchak IGrandparentsl 2501 N. 6ll'1 Garden City. KS 67846 MICHELINI. ALAN AUGUST Mr. and Mrs. August F. X. Michelini 230 Charles Street Clifton. NI 07013 MICHELINI. MARK STEVEN A Mr. and Mrs. August F. X. Michelini 230 Charles Street Clifton, NI 07013 MILES, RODNEY MICHAEL Mr. Eldridge L. Miles 6357 Soulhpoint Dallas, Texas 75248 MILLER, GEORGE CHADSEN Mr. George Edward Miller. Ir. P.O. Box 572 Heath. Texas 75087 MILLS. BOBBY IOE Mrs. Armecia Ioyce Mills 2514 Bent Tree Lane Arlington. Texas 76016 MILTON. PATRICK. IR. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Milton 4023 Brookston Houston. Texas 77045 MISCHEL. IAMES NEASON Mr. and Mrs. Ierome I. Mischel 107 Country Club Park Grand Iunction. Colo. 81501 MONTFORT. ENRIQUE Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Aguilar Apto Postal 213 San Cristobal. Chiapas. Mexico MORALES. ERNESTO FELIX Dr. and Mrs. Frank I. Morales 125 Candlewick Court Brownsville. Texas 78521 MOSIER. STEPHEN CAMPBELL Dr. and Mrs. Wiltie A. Creswell. Ir. 1920 Rockridge Terrace Fort Worth. Texas 76110 MOUTRAN. MICHAEL SELIM Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gomez 3802 Capri Corpus Christi. Texas 78415 MULLEN, MICHAEL DONALD Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullen 215 E. Mill Road Maple Shade. NI 08052 MUNIZ. IOSEPH IAVIER Dr. and Mrs. Leolredo G. Muniz 526 Lake Drive Harlingen, Texas 78550 MURZA. MICHAEL STEPHAN Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Murza 5707 N. 10th Street Phoenix. AZ 85014 NACAZYNA, IOHN IAMES CWO 4 and Mrs. Iohn Nagazyna USMC 5050 Tamarus, Apt. 871 Las Vegas, Nev. 89119 NAVA. CARLOS ENRIQUE Mr and Mrs. Carlos Enrique Nava Artemio del Valle Arizpe 85 House 76-C Satelite. Edo de Mexico D.F. NAVA. ENRIQUE ANTONIO Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Antonio Nava Rinconada Diligenicias 81 Lomas Verdes. Naucalpan. Edo. Mexico NELSON. HERMAN GORDON Mr. and Mrs. Kennard G. Nelson 2150 lnterlake. Blvd. E. Seattle. Wash. 98112 NOGUESS. IAMES EDWARD Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Dean Williams Rt. 1. Box 75 Deming, NM 88030 NOCUESS. LEVI BENEDICT Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Dean Williams Rt. 1, Box 75 Deming. NM 88030 OATES. CARL WILLIAM Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Oates 7256 Ashington Dallas. Texas 75225 OLIVA, TUAN Mrs. Rachel Oliva 67 McLelland Blvd. Brownsville. Texas 78520 OLSEN. NEIL CHRISTIAN MARSHALL Mr. and Mrs. Hugo C. Olsen. Ir. 16018 Yorkminster Drive Spring, Texas 77373 O'REILLY. TIMOTHY EDWARD Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. O'Reilly 3324 French Loop NW Olympia. Wash. 98502 ORTIZ. IUAN MANUEL Mr. and Mrs. Iulio Ortiz Priv. de Iorullo S!N Fortin, Vera. Mexico ORTIZ. IULIO Mr. and Mrs. Iulio Ortiz Priv. de Iorullo SXN Fortin, Vera. Mexico OVENDEN. THOMAS DEAN Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Ovenden 1805 E. Van Buren Harlingen. Texas 78550 PAGE. RICHARD KELLY Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Page 4429 Overton Crest Fort Worth. Texas 76109 PALMER. CHRISTOPHER DAVID Mrs. Ida Grijalva tGuardianI 1015 Mt. Capote San Antonio. Texas 78213 PASCHAL. CLAY ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. George Wayne Paschal Rt.1. Box 35 Bishop. Texas 78343 PENDLETON. PHILIP RICHARD Mr. and Mrs. Oral Dean Pendleton Box 222 Elberta. Utah 84626 PIERCE. CARL LEWIS Mrs. Toudy Yeckel 1518 Canadian Trail Plano. Texas 75023 4.-...s.,,, 'F' A 'A . I I I I .ii i I I PLENCNER. DAVID ARTHUR Mr. and Mrs. Greogry A. Plencner 630 Brookside Drive Danville. Calif. 94526 POTTER. CLAYTON LYNN Mr. and Mrs. ohn T. Potter. Sr. Grand arentsj I I P 1207 Newport Ave. Austin. Texas 78753 K POTTER. WILLIAM THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Potter P.O. Box 726 Brookshire. Texas 77423 POWELL. IAMES HAROLD. IR. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Powell. Sr. 210 Mt. View Daingerfield. Texas 75638 POWELL. PATRICK ALAN Sgt. Major and Mrs. Iohn Browne USMC P.O. Box 3613 Makiminato Service Area FPO. Seattle. Wash. 98773 PRATT. MICHAEL STEVEN Mr. and Mrs. Bob Buis Rt. 1. Box 68 Burton, Texas 77835 RAMON, CHARLES STUART Iudge Ray Ramon 1004 Sunshine Road Brownsville. Texas 78520 RASTEGAR. PEYMAN Mr. Saleh Rastegar 105 Bijan Street. 120 Str Nbr 49 Teheran-Pars. Teheran. Iran REDMON. PATRICK LEO Mr. Raymond S. Redmon 2719 Elva Drive Kokomo. Ind. 46901 REEVES. DAVID ALAN Mr. Calvin A. Reeves 6611 Wolf Creek Pass Austin. Texas 78749 REMILLARD. BRADFORD PALMER Mrs. Geraldine Remillard 84 South Mast Street Goffstown, NH 03045. RENDONL IOSE LUIS Mr. and Mrs. Iose Luis Rendon P.O. BOX 1431 Ensenada, Baja California. Mexico RICE. STEPHEN CORRIE Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Rice 4516 Goodfellow Drive Dallas. Texas 75229 RICHARDSON, MICHAEL STUART Mr. Ioe L. Richardson 5028 Lido Lane Houston, Texas 77092 RILEY. MICHAEL BRUCE Dr. and Mrs. Don Hinderliter 1113 Tilton Park Drive Rochelle. Ill. 61068 RILEY. MICHAEL IOSEPH Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riley 6719 N. Hiawatha Chicago. Ill. 60646 U RODRIGUEZ. ANTONIO STILLMAN Mrs. Mary S. Rodriguez Rt. 1. Box 687 I Harlingen. Texas 78550 RODRIGUEZ. IOE STILLMAN Mrs. Mary S. Rodriguez Rt. 1, Box 687 Harlingen. Texas 78550 RODRIGUEZ. IOSE LUIS Mr. and Mrs. Luis Rodriguez Aniceto Ortega 3621. Col. del Valle Mexico 12 D.F. Mexico RODRIGUEZ, RICHARD STILLMAN Mrs. Mary S. Rodriguez Rt. 1. Box 687 Harlingen. Texas 78550 RODRIGUEZ. VICTOR BARREDA Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rodriguez Buenos Aires y Merida 8800 Col. Guadalupe Monclova. Coah. Mexico ROLAND, ROGER WESLEY Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Roland 3504 Kinyon Lawton. Okla. 73505 ROUSSELON. RAUL MARTINEZ Mrs. Sonia Martinez Oropeza Maria Luise it 14, San Angel Mexico 20 D.F. Mexico RUBIO. VICTOR FELIPE DE IESUS Mr. and Mrs. Iaime Maximo Rubio Calle 19 877 Mexico City, Mexico RUIZ. DAVID Mr. and Mrs. Iose M. Ruiz 1719 Laredo St. Laredo. Texas 78040 RUPAINIS. BRIAN ALBERT Mr. and Mrs. Ierry Holbert 320 Iwo Iima Blvd. 81 Harlingen. Texas 78550 SACCAVINO. ANTHONY RALPH Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Saccavino P.O. Box 1211 Palm Coast. Fla. 32037 if I 176 lg SAENZ. ROGER PUENTE Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Guerra Saenz 602 Lookout Drive San Antonio, Texas 78228 SANCHEZ. RENE IARERO Mr. and Mrs. Gonzalo Sanchez A Santiago 38375. Sn. Ieronimo Lidice Mexico 20 D.F. SAUER. IAY ANDRE Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sauer 5 Country Lane Wimberly. Texas 78676 SCHWENKER. CARL EMERSON Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Schwenker 18 Lazy Eight Drive. RR if 1 Daytona Beach. Fla. 32014 SOUTHAM, DONALD CARGILL Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Southam 5311 N. 25th Street Phoenix. AZ 85016 SOUTHWARD, GLENN ERWIN Mr. and Mrs. Edgar K. Southward 602 Wisteria Lake Iackson. Texas 77566 SPENCER, SCOT MATHEW Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer 5 Crest Lane Warren. NI 07060 STAHLMAN. MICHAEL R. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Stahlman 1900 Palm City Road 4214-D Stuart. Fla. 33494 STANLEY. IERRY DON Dr. and Mrs. I. D. Stanley 4110 Pompano Corpus Christi. Texas 78411 STIFFLEMIRE, STANLEY ALEXANDER Mr. Paul F. Stifflemire P.O. Box 246 El Campo. Texas 77437 STONE. FRANKLIN PAUL III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lawson IGuardianI 14816 Green Valley Drive Balch Springs. Texas 75180 STRANO. MICHAEL ANTHONY Mr. and Mrs. Manuel I. Strano 727 N. First Road Hammonton. NI 08037 SULLIVAN. STEPHEN M. Mrs. Shirley M. Sullivan 3 West Street Somerville, Mass. 02144 SURIANO. DOUGLAS ANTHONY Mr. and Mrs. Anthony I. Suriano 210 Kihade Trail Medford Lakes. NI 08055 SUSTAETA. IORGE PABLO Mr. and Mrs. Iorge I. Sustaeta Av. 11 31500 V . Cordoba, Vera, Mexico SUSTAETA, IUAN IOSE , Mr. and Mrs. Iorge I. Sustaeta Av. 11 31500 Cordoba. Vera. Mexico TEMKIN, RUBEN BARUI Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Temkin P.O. Box 1064 Hidalgo, Texas 78557 Residence: Reynosa, Mexico TERRY. DAVID CHARLES Mrs. Barbara Ann Terry Rt. 1. Box 429 C Desota, Texas 75115 THURMOND. TED McCLENDON Dr. and Mrs. Iack A. Thurmond 1131 W. 6th Street Weslaco. Texas,78596 TICORAS. SPERO IOHN Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Ticoras 465 Fairway Drive NE Warren. Ohio 44483 UNDERWOOD, IOSEPH CLYDE II Mr. and Mrs. Ioe C. Underwood 3225 Durango Road Fort Worth, Texas 76116 URIBE. AUGUST ORVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Uribe American Embassy ILa Pazj Miami. Fla. 34032 URIBE. ERNESTO II Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Uribe American Embassy ILa PazI APO, Miami, Fla. 34032 VALADEZ. IOSE RAUL Mr. and Mrs. Raul Valadez Varsovia 822. bis 702. Col. Iuarez Mexico 6 D.F.. Mexico VANOVER. RICHARD LEON. IR. Mrs. Kay Ellen E. Vanover 2139 Gaylann Drive Brunswick. Ohio 44212 VESSELS. RICHARD ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Darrold Vessels 18 Shoreline Drive Brownsville, Texas 78521 VICENTE. NESTOR ROUL Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Vicente 6003 Rampart 8232 C Houston. Texas 77081 VICKERMAN. RICHARD I. Mrs. Ioanne Vickerman 42180 Clemens Plymouth, Mich. 48170 WADE. MICHAEL LEE Mr. L. B. Wade lGuardianI P.O. Box 364 Leander. Texas 78641 WALKER. RANDY KAYLE Mr. Richard R. Walker Rt. 1. Autumn Drive 106 A Roanoke. Texas 76262 WARD. IACKIE LEE Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Ward P.O. Box 698 Palm Coast. Fla. 32037 WARDA. ROMA TED Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Warda 9621 Leclaire Avenue Skokie. IL 60077 WATSON. CLYDE IR. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Watson Durango 406, Col. Guadalupe Tampico. Tamps. Mexico WATSON. WILLIAM MATTHEW Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brock Watson 5021 Moultrie Corpus Christi. Texas 78413 WAUGH, IAMES LAWRENCE Mr. and Mrs. George Waugh 39 Edgely Lane Willingboro. NI 08046 WAUGH, PATRICK THOMAS IR. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Waugh Flour Arabia Ltd P.O. Box 360 Dhahran. Saudi Arabia 58177 WAUGH, STEPHEN MICHAEL Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Thomas Waugh Flour Arabia Ltd. P.O. Box 360 Dhahran. Saudi Arabia 58177 WILCOX. IAMES ROSS Dr. and Mrs. R. Kenneth Wilcox Rt. 3. Box,387 Gravois Mills. MO 65037 WILLARD. MICHAEL IOSEPH - Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Willard, Ir. fBrotherI 1620 Sam Houston Harlingen. Texas 78550 WILLIAMS. ANTHONY WAYNE Mrs. Rosemary Williams 4216 Firewood Dallas. Texas 75241 WILLIAMS. CARLOS VERNON Mrs. Rosemary Williams 4216 Firewood Dallas. Texas 75241 WILSON. GREGORY PATTERSON Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wilson 339 Challen Drive Pittsburgh. Pa. 15236 X WIMBERLY. PAUL RICHARD Mr. Paul Ray Wimberly 14306 Emerald Street Corpus Christi. Texas 78418 . WINDHAM. IAMES DAVID Mr. and Mrs. I. David Windham 1019 East Parkwood Drive Harlingen. Texas 78550 WINSTON. SOL IOSEPH Mr. and Mrs. Ierrold O. Shaw 3543 S. Westwood Springfield. MO 65807 ZICHY. FRANZ IOSEPH L. Mr. and Mrs. Franz Graf Zichy 114 South Blvd. Evanston, IL 60202 ZINGLER. GARY BRIAN Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zingler 79 Manhasset Trail Medford Lakes. NI 08055 ZUNIGA. ALANIS HUMBERTO Mr. and Mrs. Humberto Zuniga Av. G 82600 Cordoba. Vera. Mexico The following cadets are expected to arrive during this Week or before 15 September: BARON, ROBERT EARL Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Baron 9111 Mauna Loa Lane Houston. Texas 77040 BRANDON. DAVID LEE Mr. and Mrs. Iames E. Brandon 3001 Teckle Amarillo. Texas 79106 GARRE'I T. BRYAN IOHN Dr. Iohn P. Garrett Alta Vista Drive Noel. MO 64854 IBARRA. FRANCISCO GOMEZ Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Gomez Ibarra Brasilia 8200 Guadalajara. Ialisco. Mexico IACKSON. SEAN ARTHUR Mrs. Karen Lee Friend P.O. Box 6013 Liberty. Texas 77575 SIEGEL. PAUL CHRIS Mrs. Anne B. Adams 1230 Griffin Parkway Mission. Texas 78572 l' K i 5 an amply Q W mg X 4'- in C I 2 . - I . ai, lik vm . 'XM .lf- ',' 1,- N . fx. r fs, sg' ..'l'I3'- k 1 Q31 5 O Q1 . ws 'I sk ap r..',I U 4 o if t 145 1, U QQ , i .. ,, I 51 Q. nf , I , gf' ti v H e .QW .1 ' J 'V' ,yy f . A , 1 .V L J. . I if, I , 4 an I, f rs 3, . , ,' ,f Q : ,ff ' 9' , ! ., Ai J I .Ju ,, . , 'U t vip 1, N . I , A. Q. 0 ' ve vu, ,. . P' I if . 'Ax , .di ,, s ,Q gsm W yr J f . ,pd Y.- H-f -I ,M ff P 1' ,,, Hi hai: is I -1. ' l O Q' of' 'JJ f lf' i l ,f,.
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