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

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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

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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-