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

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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