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

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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

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P SS RE IEW 351 The Marines' pride and joy. 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

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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