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

 - Class of 1982

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N9 I' nq un-Qs x W., Yti. TABLE DF CONTENTS Title Page Dedicatlon Introduction Seniors and Llnderclassmen Military Department Headquarters Sports Academics Activities Special Events Seniors at Ease Directory The Market I982 I.. XVII PASS I DEDICATIO Gunnery Sergeant CCoachj Jim Morton arrived at the Ma- rine Military Academy in l969 after 20 years in the Marine Corps His service career began in May of l948 and includ- ed two wars two Purple Hearts and three tours at Paris lsland He ended his Marine Corps career as the NCOIC of Drill Instructor in l968 The year before his arrival at MMA Morton was the head football coach at Catholic High School in Memphis Ten- nessee where his team was ranked first in the state Having played football in the Marine Corps and having coached the San Diego Marine team in the early 60 s Coach Morton was highly qualified to lead the Fighting Leathernecks His record at MMA speaks for itself: l977 State Champion- ship Runner-Up State Champion in l975 and Undefeated team in l980 Morton has also coached the track team for the past I3 years and has had two undefeated seasons Until the arrival of his son Tom he was also head basket- ball coach These duties along with his others as A Company Drill Instructor makes Coach Morton a very busy man M M A was indeed fortunate the day Coach Morton ar- rived What sets hum apart from the ordinary coach is all the hours he has spent helping his players to achieve athle- lence His success in helping his people athletically is at- tested to by the fact that he now has players at S M.U Pittsburg Temple Southern lllinois Delaware North Caro- lina and the Service Academies lt would not be fair to dedicate this book without a special mention of those who have helped and supported Coach Morton over the years His two sons Tom and Mike who assist him here are both good coaches in their own rights But special credit must go to Mrs Morton Cllbbyj for all the long hours and week-ends lost while Big Coach was out doing his job Coach Morton is the tirst to admit that his success would not have been possible without her For all his years of dedication to the Marine Military Acad- emy we dedicate this Year Book to him From all of us who have known him over the years and from all of those he has helped we say Thanks Coach . 3 i ' ' is 1 ' 5 . v L I ' , D . 11 fl ' .ai aah' . U 5 x V' tical excellence and his cadets to achieve scholastic excel- I o Q' A b - ' a ' . , i V in 4' . W U H f i ' 4 I 4 e Q 3 b 'x -'L HE TPIIC' ,4 3 LFH i 3, lf' 1 11: fx 1- N., . HW, ,fqm -V42-cvrw,-'S ' 'Mn-'f-' U-x,':f Q S. fi I A, B l Q'-is- f X4 'r v 1 l x DEDI CA Tl O 1 ,.-f When one first arrives at the Academy, one is subjected to experiences that one would not find in normal life. Humihty tends to be one s greatest virtue. as you are constantly bracing. dropping. getting haircuts. and standing at attention. Dedication at the Academy is seen in many ways: uuard duty. football practice. issuing uniforms and proper gear. and shining boots. - A' I ,.4 . . 953 1 ,Q g XIHU 27-5 . , .'. h iv!! l I alia! -..4.,. , -1 ,,g,,, , .,,?N -.A Y , .-ef A W ,,.,. .15jVgj:Mf, K f.'fs -f FPS .- .s l- .r.,,..,,. . W. V:L.:'m i-f T - V' 'gf , A l -'P ' --'al' r..ngi-a gn ' --- - --4. .' 'W 1 . arte- up-V 4 no 'na f - ,.uf-'- I 1 Q -,' l ,1.!4 fii ibf-'i'53i ' 1 'ffI,4f5':.,. --,,, eq? ' ,, , . --'- --1'--' e ' 'X 5 'a--, : , ' . . . . ,x i,,, H , Ep' X - - - Y, . f . . , ft-, - Lv' H A., i w?-... . il U , l S ,xi-x Clockwise from Top. Geddle and Sklmmons, Football Exercise, Bernmg, Hare. PERSE VERA N CE i 3 I N E ff, Q ' I 4 f g 5 9.4 . in I Clockwise from Top: Sanchez. Higareda. Brenner: Doran: E Co.. Isl Platoon: Holmes CAMERA DERIE To be a cadet. perseverence is greatly needed. The X , Yi training at the Academy is often hard. but it makes your tenure at the academy more meaningful. Cameraderie involves working together with fellow cadets during the hard. but often good times at M.M.A. 1' .- ,pl ff C -- ,Fr C? JL,-M i Clockwise from lop: Tim Luce, Mrs. Moss, Jay Howe: Dennis Hoffman and his date Nina: Delta Co.: Mike Killion and John Gentilep Russ Creel and Kory Johnson. f 'A 1 -V 1 -Q., - -- -N, s- +P : 'PPT-.1 2- .4' :1 - -L .' .'- V V , V 3-: .,,..,f,.4.1: .f-'7- ru . e- l1s,p.,.f -'f -K.-11?+m'Qa '.-Er'Ffa,g,--.-Q:-a'f'f':f:'4w -:--:-'fszv vi : 1 ', V. .:5,1..,kg,,::1Q-ft, .755's i -'?,,Lf' 4 ,pi rv fe' -.111:,g-..s'.1f3g,: g:::qf.fwfut-.....ff 1,-545, - A 14.4 -s. 9-..-rfliw , e'---- -f ' ' Sw. 3 1--'P-. nu. .flb ' ' 1 ' 'T L 5 f'ff: '- ,1Lf '. '.', ,ec-4-1- 'Z h' -, -4 tx-,JH-, 74 ..-14'-sg-1,-' '- ':'f'.T'Y' ,...1f- ' w.c i?,' - 3 -xr. H . -1- ' if s ':,4,'U2'4 L-VX7 1-'-Z' ' .e . V... r , f:::--1n-- xv:4'1l..f,-..z.,g-g..-., 2.1. vc-.YZ-5 -Q ',.-ff'-3'-.,,.,.,s:W --f Ef'-- www- he- fa- .i -., Aa... .. -.5 '.- .'. .-V ' -,-.'-'. -'eff' -1 .A , v- H- 'g.L-- .- 'J'f 1 Z' gr A 4' 45- ,. 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Sustaeta and Audra Resales: football team charges on. 4 .' ., fm .- Q ,F E ff ,,- -',.,M' 3-f' 211' -Ty ,'.1r'-E'f'?. 'wig-'gf-',TM'Q ... , - ,. . 1 f ' ' ,A . 5:5-,lg .Qt ':.'3' f-,A : 4' ,Q fn:-'fg:4 '-4., -l 5'f- L fi'-hw- - if K ' 'U ' gf ' 'fvfcf .-' -vefffg rpg' K ,M ,, .W - 1. A. J -,-' .,, ,4-g:...,g1 'D:2,m..3,f'v wwf gf . 'v' -' ,,, e-' ' . ,- '--fffjgz, rws- f .1 ,,, -51:4-v M '2?lV'C'F2xg',JZ.' ' 'hh vihkfv at M , .. -wi-,,-'T -- - M 'Q . -Q V H ' - 1 F- 11 f. , ., L-w-..-.,,4,,,1, ,mi A , -.Y 1 , A. I. ., - , ., ,N I w- --i-. ,,.,, 2 -f , - ' ,-- 1 '- WP . M ' K f xv:-r..-1 - ,, 'I ,- - .. fu r ' -- '14, 'f-'r-iv: - P'12 '-x ' - -A , v . , - - . .gg-V. Nw- -- -3 ,-- --f 4. 1 . .,.. -Ai-'wg' 4 ,.e.. .,, h .ring YA-, ,- W, , : . I - iff uh ' ilmffmfi -:fig-3.,.':f,: gx, f-v:jZ'3Z1.'-ff-'g -f:fflQ1'?..,'?-55:5 7- '-y:47yb , : 1-'ff f'5 ' 0.-su 'f' ' - .. Y kj-iv' - ' k 12, A f,-1, 4 ',.-'-'. f . , ,Q-v .L,-.A-, .,,,,'j, ' ' ' 'l Y.. ,f 1'r :,,' -'r'.fL ' u 'gd' E-I' '.. In 4- ll f- 4 X . M - ' - f ,-J---'-'L' :-A-'-A-----. -A . -H ,f--.,-if-,T--,E':-rf' f-1-J'-4 Y -,- '.:T:--fr: -U-1 ' Vp.,.-ff .fr I A Q 'X -.Zz '::..,k,N in LLIF.- f , .N .- - . Aff '1,,f.: Y- , 5, - . I-,Q ,lj g- 5 . .' -QI. 1, 'Q,,..4, 9,-tif:-7-+4 .-, K S, a ' fl.-1Qz.,.,,v -J...-F71 ,, .Q . V.....,-..- -A 4 A .k , .. , , - , . , -53,1 Ai.: A JRC OFTE , TIMES ARE HARD . . A fi- ta! 5' Z' NC 3 fi H i N L ' fx' 'ails -,-psp.-lg - Clockwise from the Top: Jerry Doran being treated by Doc Hendrick- . son: the evil eye of Coach Mac: a dreary day at M.M.A.: an exhausted The rough tlmes at M'M'A' are centered ground the Plebes' cadet. but all cadets must learn to hurdle hard times and to look towards the future. BUT THEY O l.Y MAKE U5 STRIVE s ' X01 A R P 4' If 'rn 3 .5 'Y f- 1 1.1 s 'ft I,-q' ?y1F r4.,f5'+ .. p,.. ,J ':i'Zii'1h1!f5t:n.. 5132-sf.. 1. ., .. Aifffi Clockwise from the Top: Cadet Jerry Miller pins on Sgt. Major's chevrons: Sister Barry with her math students: General Spanjer handing Juan Jose Sustaeta the Sword of Command: Intrabattalion Competition, Board. 'M Q t -'CX' TO ACHIEVE THE GOALS WE HAVE SEI A5 WE . s X Ilv:g-- -'- - - N K' Jr ,ii 1 The cadets at M.M.A. set their goals high: to look sharp, to do well, and to receive the accolades normally bestowed upon a if Senior. The graduates at M.M.A. have high aspirations in reference to their college I choices. Many of them will go on to one of the service academies or higher institutions of learning. Clockwise from the Top: Senior Ring: Platoon Commanders with their troops: Cadet Timothy Sloan receiving congradulations from Col. Parsons. - ' , . ' , . ' -' ' - ' ' l.ininnms........-........-.u.......f.., linen 4 -:-lsllnltt PA 55 REVIEW 1.-1-nf' gk 'vp. X -.N cf X ,S SSA . 1,- -.., .Ng -nv-'Q-,,,, 1 5 wwvv-fgv. -- . A , -r' .1 'gQ- . , 4-5' 51. . 4.5- , if1 7f'iL1 '---' Qi- if ' - 'A' ,Q-'f3,m,:, v. vvgv Am , -,. ., ,.f ,--Y f fn- , JV-- .,..... 6, ...,..-,.. W-. . -1 if-X .-gf -, .pf 1.-f..fvA,. ..,.,,g--,.,,-faq...-1,-hw.-.ff if t e K .. - . H4 , A.,, . A . , Q ,W l in L,-,Q ,,,,N -3.1, , -,Qi ,:l,.:5,-,E AA. 4,AM,,,,f,A ea .,-,-,, .M -- '- L.'1fi4iw:-- V523 v5iiEfa4gr.3f'11'.'r'9alr-'-eL?M'a'31''i A e A' ' L -2 SENIOR5 'S Balderos, Quirion Balderos- San luis Potisi. Mexico Dean's List. Solo Wings, Swim Team. Balma- Fort Launderdale, Florida Drill Team, Varsity Football Manager. Baron- Houston. Texas Drill Team, Color Guard. Yell Leader Balma, Peter Scott Baron, Robert Earl ,ff f' 1 l.'. ff .ff f,f ZA ,- , V- ' -. -'. via.-. , V B I t +--A...... ...N - x ,met . x- . I ,,.,,-gf-Q - 18 ,, ? ggmappf-Y- - mgxf-.V . - .,.. , . . , , Q ' '-1 - -r...-M----ff -4- - -,4wt- g,.,-,-f--.,........--,-3, V -mvf, l-,,,-4 v YY-,V-f Y:,, V'-K, ff:---- C T Clark. William Matthew Clark- Brownsville. Texas Su t's List. Dean's List. National SOIOUHIOS P Americanism Award. Who's Who ln Ameri- can High School Students, Pilots License. Football Team. Fencing Team, Track. Junior Olympics qualifier in Fencing. Clements- Wallingford. Connecticut Varsity Swimming Team. Year Book Editor Band. .l.V. Football, ,l.V. Track. Dalton- Atlanta. Georgia Varsity Football Davidson- Mexico City. Mexico Varsity Soccer. Delaney' Long Beach. California Dean's List. Supt's List. Band, .l.V. Football Track. Weightlifting. Color Guard vw SENIORS '82 Eagan, Patrick Shawn Farah, Salim Abraham Flores. Jeffrey Dunn Eagan- Tulsa. Oklahoma Supt's List, Exemplary Conduct Award. Para- chutist License. Drill Team. Farah- Mexico City. Mexico Dean's List. Varsity Football. Varsity Track. Weightlifting. Swimming. Flores- Westminster. California Supt's List. Sons Of American Revolution Award. Top Jr. Student, National Honor Soci- ety. Teenage Achiever of the Month. Varsity Football and Track. J.V, Football and Track. Band. 21 SENIORS 8 Garrett. John Bryan Garrett- Noel. Missouri Dean's List. Band. Captain of J.V. Basketball. Football and Track. Varsity Football. Track. Basketball. Hacker- Kinkweed. Texas Supt's List. Drill Team. Weightlifting Halle Galveston. Texas l98O Americanism Elocution Marine Corps League. Supt's List. Band. Drum Ma'or. Year- l book. Newspaper Harden- Alexandria. Virginia Boxing Hinrichs- Harlingen. Texas Dean's List. Marksmanship Badge. Soccer. Cross Country. Volleyball. Boxing. Track. Yell Leader W gg fi I A 4, ' f ' 'FL Q3 T? G G 6 ,P 3-352 b r Q 4 L -1 .-as ' f lllllMl1l l.w.nLf,w19f'il' ' - J' I Jameson, Sean Jameson- Missouri City. Texas Supt's List. Weightlifting. Socce Yell Leader Johnson- Dallas. Texas Swim Team. Weightlifting Johnson- Houston. Texas Basketball Manager. Yearbook Johnson- Houston. Texas Drill Team. Boxing. Band SENIORS '82 Kiedinger, .lohn David Lemke, Todd Albert Leo, Kenneth James Kiedinger- Plano, Texas Dean's List, Perfect Conduct Award, Shooting Badge. Varsity Football. Weightlifting, Track. J.V. Football, Most Valueable Player in J.V. Football CSOD Lemke- Muskegon. Michigan Supt's List, Dean's List, Cadet of the Month. Exemplary Award. Drill Team. lx 9 ! 'YN VNU, . 'Q s ' . x - ,. It ,H 'vw- T i Leo- La Joya, Texas Supt's List, Society of Distinguished American Students, Track, Football. Drill Team, Weight- lifting. , ' .LN Lovejoy. Owen Reed Lovejoy- Brooksville. Florida Dean's List. Supt's Physical Achievement Award. Cross Country. Fencing Luce- Tilden. Texas Pegasus Award. Supt's List, National Honor Society, Football. Basketball. Track Mclxinleyf Woodbury. New Jersey Supt's List. Dean's List. Marksmanship Badge. J.V. Football. Cross Country. Weightlifting. Wrestling. Racquetball Markle' Dallas. Texas Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball. J.V. Foot- ball and Basketball. Marquez- Prescott. Arizona Drill Team ll Sr.: fr. f: . 3 1 Y ,U fs' ' 1 -in Nowlin, Robert James Ovenden, Thomas Dean Pickett, BaYna d Lee Nowlin- Houston. Texas Boxing. Yell Leader Ovenden- Harlingen. Texas M.C.L. Award. Supt's List. Dean's List. Mount- ed Detachment. Yearbook. Pickett- Daytona Beach. Florida Supl's List. Griffeth Memorial Scholarship. DAR Award. Cadet of the Month. Exemplary Conduct Award. Varsity Football and Track. J.V. Football and Track. Weightlifting. Remillard- Goffstown, New Hampshire Drama. Chorus. Swim Team. Weightlifting. Diving. Russell- Noblesville. Indiana Leadership Award. Cadet of the Month. Weightlifting. .l.V. Football - -Six- W A are W as ' - 'E' Remillard, Bradford Palmer RUSSGH' Benlamin Charles 'Ei S P ,x T1 . y A A N Spencer- Warren, New Jersey Supt's List. Marksmanship Badge, Veteran's Foreign Wars Award. Color Guard. Stone- Balch Springs, Texas Cadet of the Month, DAR. Dean's List, Drill Team, J.V. Football and Track. Varsity Foot- ball Manager Sustaeta- Cordoba, Ver. Mexico Pilot's License Varsity Tennis Aerospace. . Soccer, Color Guard, Football, Basketball And Track. Spencer, Scot Mathew Stone. Fra nklin Paul, Ill Sustaeta, Juan .lose .....'.-.,a,.-...af-,.L '-U f 4, A h ...I , fx Terry- Huntington Beach. California Terry, Bruce Allen Wade- Leander. Texas Supt's List, National Sojourners Americanism Who's Who In American High School Stu- dents. Varsity Football and Basketball. Fel- lowship Of Christian Athletes, Varsity Track Waugh- Dhahran. Saudi Arabia Supt's List, Dean's List. Commandant of Ca- dets Award. Drill Team. Drama. Wade, Michael Lee Waugh, Stephen Michael SENI 1 1 Wheatcraft. Lance Thomas Windham, James David T I I 6 Z I la, 1.2, ' y F -. f r A y - , iq s Q '96 , we L Q ff ,-fl L-e ' 'J i 'ef ,, . Q . V 'N f, ' .X 1' L -.- - -L ' , U V I h 4 F--Il AAF , K T ' if Nm ni F 'F F 'An 'riff r of , .. .xy l ', L i y Q yy T3 y I Y, ,ZW . -egg ,, , ,,.i 4.454 ' n,.l- oks 'sz Zenteno, Manuel Alberto Wheatcrafl- Kerrville, Texas Deans List, Marksmanship Award. Varsity Football. Varsity Boxing, ,l,V. and Varsity Track Windham- Harlingen. Texas Supt's List. Physical Fitness Award. Varsity Track and Boxing. J.V. Football and Track, Color Guard. Yell Leader Zenteno- Mexico City. Mexico Soccer. Track ak! i T l l 1 l l l l l G 1 l l ll . ll l ll 5 Q l t 'n. 31 'ef' Wi W':S:' 1 1 4 - 41, fs,- l 1-M 4: 1 V Q, ,Q H. f ' -.Q , Ig f Z., V ,. ,qi rl K ' j ' L Y N .,A X ' l . N - ' I X N . If,,- ' V Qu , 1: I N if ,I 5 K I ' ' K I X59 7 .llifk . xf f 5 ' Y .1 : ' H. I' 1 ' .M , A L r X ill . R ,, 3 n ' - . K Q 6 . W , 1 I l Football on the go Tom Ovenden, O. R. Lovejoy. and Mr. Mclntosh w 4 1, .l..l. Sustaeta Drill Team A.. 9 xx ,ig ...l ' 0 W ,0- A. ki 4 f fr. fa F9 . K H524 if Af ff if i . ,v 'R ff 5' 1- ,- ltrick Pendergrass, William Stanley Perkins. Glen Alan Pletcher. Brian Scott artin rl Riley, Michael Bruce Roland, Edwin John Skimmons, Brian Edward 'dir' unlifj sxllnpfit Nxerflha xcadgfnv ' ,.p I H ,:A,,m'0 ,-A' W l V Adcock. T.R. Basler. DJ. Black. E.G. Bracewell, W.C. Brandon. D.L. ,, Burnette. J.B. Chappell. R.W. Choucair, P.C. Curlee, T.M. Donnelly. G..l. ' , ' . .1 W! Mn X A ' ww, an Ggnzalez CJ. Duskin, M.H. Gannon' RS' Greaves, 5-A' Exum' PR. Geisler, S.R. Harris, R,A. poley, C-M. Gerber, J.C. Fontaine, A.B. Frizzell, D.P. Ill 'Q' 1' N1 'L L 'S 'V wr- I i . W H L L a E 3 I I Q.. l- in ', U , : if fi 4 'L : ' ' 1 - .M x x xi '- Q I X rg. I I :La-,X It J X Xi' R J. K Y 9 V ' ' 'I a 1. ' 0 5 Cd Holmes. M.D. Kerr, .l.A. Lee, C.T. McCaIeb. C.F. McKinney, P.S. Hood. W.S. Kornhauser. D.J. Lee. J.S. McCaffery, L.J. Malone. JR. Holung' S-E Langhans, E. Leonard, D.S. McGinness, M.S. Marks. W.S. 0 V54 M ' XM Uffk, ' p,, M4 y ' f f 4 ' W W A 1 , ww! I Nik., X ,' , ff f f 4 J ,f A . W H' I' V W' W ff 'f Z ' if ,. I , ff 'S Q Q.. e. :xl Q Qkfvx ps p--., 4 4 f ., .. , ,I f s f ff 2 2 C 9 Y ffl Mofmu f. A. wi ,. C of Muchellnl M S Oates C W P2f'S'f ' BG Muller JL O Conner R E Powell Bi M s BJ Ollva T Rawley B Monroe J P Palaclos R G M Reddy gl Nolan JP Paschal CA Rme S Rodriguez. A.S. Sloan. T.G. Vanover. R.L. St. John. G.T. Southward, G.E. Wacasey. S.W. Sauer. J.A. Sustaeta, J.P. Ward. L.N. Scales. 1.5. Trevino. S.S. Watson. C. Scherer. C.A. Urtega, P.A. Woodall. M.N. Zarsky. J.L i A n ll T7 T!! 1 T T Barbabosa. J. Carrillo. X. Easterling. S. Berning. J. Cave. K. Elizardo, O. Brownell. T. Clark. D. Friedmann. G. Bryan. T. Darwin. T. Guenther. G. Build. Dayligl 1 S 7 J J Gipe' G' Hagee, P, Herrara. M. Grant J. Hancheyf J, HllCllCOCk. Grovelr, J. Hafgfave' D- Hundley' B' -4 l 4 ,fr--uve-, 5 4 J L 1 5 1 a 1 1 V i Y 7 W- iq Jil i 1 111.- 1 1 i K 3 I t ! 1 V4-. Aivqg...-1.1.--1-7 V -V V 5 .Nd 9 1 9 ' Q 4 1 J' 'LLI x,. . , 1 5 1 N P .rx ' ,fl ,......,--..v-Y..,Y , , r 5 6 ,,, 'I I if W 9 O I C '. X f r' A i Qui , It ! ff ' f, Rust! But Sir. it adds character. Now this iSn't in the book! fx 1' QOH dem rm giving YOU 8 break already - half an inch for the righl guide- f Babe. wanna boogie? No way Jay!!! above? Hfv 01 1, OMMAN AN Colonel Tom D. Parsons, U.S.M.C. fRet.j, graduated from the Uni States Naval Academy and upon graduation was commissioned a Sec- ond Lieutenant in the Marine Corps. Ordered to Korea, he served as a platoon leader with the First Battalion. lst Marines. Tours as a com- an grade officer followed in Pearl Harbor, Annapolis, Maryland: P Y Camp Leieune, N.C.Q and Pueblo, Colorado. ted Colonel Parsons attended the Command and Staff College and in- structed at the Amphibious Warfare School until l968. He commanded the 2nd Battalion, 28th Marines and subsequently became the assis- tant to the Senior Marine Advisor to Vietnamese Marine Corps. He I ted 30 years of Marine service at Marine Corps Development 8 f comp e Education Command at Quatico, Virginia, where he was also Chief o Staff to the Commanding General. came to the Academy in August of i979 to assume the Col. Parsons position of Cammandant of Cadets. Although fairly new to the Acade- m ,he is respected by the Corps of Cadets S faculty for his fairness and Y straightforwardness. The Marine Corps loss is MMA s gain! SERGEAN T MAJOR t M 'or W E Sriegerwald U S M C fRet.j is the top ranked Sergean ai . . , . . . . N.C.O. of the Academy. A native of Kentucky, he served in the Marine Corps for over 24 years, seeing action in the Pacific during World ar ll and a ain in the Korean Conflict. He came to the Academy In l969 8 from Catholic High School in Memphis, Tenn., where he activated the ' ' 8 h 3rd MCJROTC unit in the Country. From l972 through l97 e coached the Physical Fitness team, which won the National Youth Physical Fitness Award in I973 and 6 national competitions. ln l979 he became coach for the Boxing Team, which is now considered one of the best teams in the Valley. His devotion to his job and the Corps of Cadets is to be commended by all. ff 5 if 121' 'X- lags! Q? at '. 1 i il '-' 3' if-2 , -75:1 . .v -f i -3, gf. WE ' n .i 63'-il? Paula Frizzell, Secretary a the MMA Daily Word. s. nd dispenser of i nf' ...wr Gunn me I llnlii llull lip!! Gun Gi 3 4 4 2 2 Wi OPERATIONS CHIEF 8 STAFF DUTY OFFICERS 'x .We ' tv 'E Q51 I-:Eva i Q 1 1 v.- V Gunnery Sergeant Klutts fRet.J, Operations Chief came to the Academy in October of I98I after 22 years in the United States Marine Corps. As Operations Chief. Gunny ,W 1 Klutts is responsible for all the logistics of the military - aspect of the Academy. He is also coach for the Color Guard. y C fifvffac iely n E fy'r ' Q, 1 i 1 S. I .. F 1 Jn,-C I Wm: I i 'ie I' S' i ' ii' X , , so 8 is ,ssg MIA A If I x - tt! if Gunnery Sergeant Dauwalder Gunnery Sergeant Longoria Sergeant Malo' I-UPU While others sleep, ghe S,D,O,'5 guard the academy grounds to assure us safety. They check doors and locks, check the barracks. hold bed th se S.D.O,'s are the Academy. checks. and capture any cadets out on recon . To anyone arriving after hours, e ,A 49--A ,Quads ACA DEM Y QUA R TERMA 5 TER C.W.O. Roland, Quartermaster, is responsible for ordering and issuing all uniforms and supplies to the Corps of Cadets, the Barracks, and all the Academy Military Personnel. He is also in charge of all the rifles- the issuing and returning for parades and parade practices. C.W.O. Roland accomplishes all this with the help of his wife Ruth, who is a pleasant addition to the Quartermaster Office. as 'za- -ss. x TA ILOR SHOP Mrs. Mary Rodriquez is in charge of the Tailor Shop. She makes sure that all uniforms are altered to fit the cadet correctly. so that they may look sharp at all times. lf this is not enough to keep her busy, she works at the C.A.F. Air show sewing patchs for the Colonels. The money she makes for her hard work and long hours she generously donates to the Corps of Cadets. For this. the Corps of Cadets says Thank you. Mrs. Rodriquez. C.W.O. and Mrs. Roland Mrs. Mary Rodriquez l .L CSX -44 -rfs y a x ' l l l A i if . . as A 9. i-H. ,H Y I , tl .5 I 5 'T V Xxx ' , QLeftb Lucy Cuellar, Asst. Tailor QAbovej Mrs. Sherman, Asst. Tailor , ...W -my-o-'s-A.-....w. - . ...V A . .. CDRPS DF CADETS 'Sl-'82 CADET BATTALION STAFF bs: 3l'fUnQ.?:.fg Cadet Battalion Staff: First Semester ' .Nb 1 1 Cflt Col. Mark Mastrini C!Mai, Juan Sustaeta CfMai, Stephen Waugh Cf' lst Lt. Michael Riley Cflst Lt. Gordon Clements I ' ' P l S3 O erations Battalion Commander Assistant to the Executive Officer S2 ersonne p Commandant pg. . W4 Miller Cfl t Lt. O n Love'o Cflst Lt. Tom Ovenden Cf! IS! Aftdfetfv Hall C!Sgt. Maj. Jerry s we 1 y S4 Logistics S5 Mounted Detachment Drum MBJOI' Sergeant Major ALPHA Company 1 , i T fy . of 'rf W- 0, of Q Q I i i yriffn as I' 1 , I' , ' 'QS-C. . lik M H Q K , ' ,, Q ,,.. Q, X -.Q -bt., X . 4 xc lst Platoon '31 Gunnery Sergeant Jim Morton, U.S.M.C. QRetj, has been Drill Instructor of A Company since I969. He is better known as Coach Morton through his duties as Head Coach of the Football and Track Teams. Legendary for his classes on Marine Corps History, Coach Morton is one of the men who have made the Academy what it is today. Because of his dedication and personal example, his cadets leave M.M.A. richer than when they came. Company Commander, C!Capt. John Dimond Company Guidon: C!SSgt. T. Curlee Q 1 I 1 'nfl ... K 5 .I Q- ':' ..n. , th, 'I rn W ,.,, 16, Q , K 'W ,. -., W1 1- J 3 W , ,M T 0 ,., ,, . fffnier frontj Platoon Leader C . Q , !2nd Ln. B. P' k , . , EUICQCO. Alanis, Falzone. Und Row, Watson 'goj2nPlS?ncLnh Sgt.tC!Sgt. G. Chamberlain, flst Rowj Balderas, Hood, Kyllo. Marrs. Brock Sl rersel, Oliva, Roland. ' ' 00' SVC, Barbabosa. Silva, Lee, Hitchcock. Grd Rowj Davis, Begay. Balma RW I S Company Staff I n. If-,.-, if .sr Qfrom left to rightj Co. Gunny. C!SSgt. M. McGinness. Co. X.O.: Cflstlt. J. C!IstSgt. K. Leo. Co. Supply Sgt.: CXSSGT. T. Curlee. 2nd Platoon u - A -- .A A 35 rf 3 Ardito. Co. Ist Sgt.. A L Ccenter fr tj Pl t S t. CXSS t. C. Oates, Qlst rowj. Hacker. Wheatcraft, Zunker, Ybarra, Evans. Moon Holllngsworth Provost Ronaldo on a oon g g Hatchett. Ond rowj Gonalez, Loewecke, Geddie. Mosler. Baresh, Wacasey. Sustaeta. Grd rowj Leonard Muller Jackson Holmes Weeks Sterling Elizondo. Biront. -U ,fn W. BRAVO Company Master Gunnery Sergeant Arthur B. Cohan Ll.S.M.C. QRet.j is our resident Mr. Wizard and Jack of all Trades . He came to the Academy in l978 to assume the duty of Drill Instructor for Bravo Company. Since his arrival, he has put the electronic knowledge he gained in the service to frequent use. He can be found just about anywhere on campus. There is not enough room here to list his involvements and duties. His no-nonsense approach to his job makes him one of the most productive people at the Academy. 'N A 1 . 333 - f 'A IZ : ,, K, of ' M D nter frontj Platoon Lead C!2 d L er n t Scott Spencer' Platoon Sgt: Cfssgf- James Kerr Clst rowj Scales Grover Talley Williams Sosa Reid Tflll n som Dexter Qlnd Rowj Carr B Q Ho, ff G bb em M8955 Verman. Burnette, Kornhauser. Brown, Bonne Helber 13rd Rowy Marquez Cotrofeld Johnson Guerin S Company Staff ffrom left to rightj Co. Supply Sgt.. CXSGT. R. Andreas. Co. XO.. C ,f'f Ist Lt. A. Branham. Co. lst Sgt.. CfGySgt. S. Rice. Co. Commander: C! Capt. G. Johnson. Co. Gunny. Cf'GySgt. T. Luce. Co. Clerk. Cf Sgt. W. Flood. 2nd Platoon Qcenter fronty PI toon Leader. Cflst. Lt. K. Baker. Platoon Sgt.. C!GySgt. J. Nolan. HSI Row? Russell- ,Maflifh Smllh- Ferguson- Cuflslngff' Alf-M0 Miller. Engelharll Guillory Rodrquez. Qnd Jwj Pletcher. Patton. Langhans. Frlzzell. Fountalne. Darwln. Garwood, Kotzur. Grd Rowj Zleleck. Youngjohn. Shaver. Brandon. Basler. Petterson. Fernandez. Lee . .,,,,.,,..,, M.- .. V ,. ...-.... - CHARLIE Company Tiff Master Sergeant John McLaughlin U.S.M.C. CRet.Q. ,mmm .V ,ull .M joined the Academy in I976 - as Drill Instructor of Charlie Company. Through his leadership and determination, Chargin' Charlie Company has ,F , become a force to be dealt , . -Li . Qx, ,mb :if it with in Intrabattalion 3, A Rx. Competition. if A S :Q '- Besides his duties as Dl, he ,p ' ' is Head Coach of Flag K .-1 My Eg Football and Assistant Coach It of J.V. Football. Because of xkgt A N f' his coaching positions. he is f.. -.X - known as Coach Mac to the cadets. Company Commander: C!Capt. Jeff Flores: Company Guidon: C!LCpl. B. Skimmons .. A - A C. . A A l A - a a i 1 Qcenter Frontj Platoon Leader: Cflst Lt. B. A b . Pl S - - - . Leach. Gros. Bell. Valentine- Qnd Rowl LYkinl: Egan Bljselwjll lg!GySgL All Hmnchsl clsl Row, Wmdham' Jameson' Shelmm' crow' Clfappe Nowlin. Doran. Forte. Marks. Hudson. Schubert. 1 l ayzlel Brownell' lhozano' Rodem' Lincoln' lard Row, Berg' Powell' Kllllon' Company Staff 4 I ' , Cfrom left to rightj Co. Clerk: C!GySgt. J. Mason, Co. Gunnyp Cf'SSgt. P. McKinley. Co. XO.. C lstlt. J. Kiedinger. Co. Supply Sgt: C!SSgt. D. Clark 2nd Platoon - A S. .Q A A yy! Qcenter frontj Platoon Leader: Cflst Lt. Franklin Stone. Platoon Sgt.: CfGySgt. Chris Scherer. flst rowj Garrett, McCaleb. Urteaga. Morales Reeves. Medeles, Francisco. Hare. Scott, 12nd rowj Michelini. Choucair. Riley. Purcell. McCaffrey. Sinclair. Nelkin, Key. 43rd rowj Herrera, Singleton. Lotter. Chesire. Guenther. Walton. Thorpe, Guajardo. N- . f--fvrr . DEL TA Company Sergeant Major Gilmore. U.S.M.C. CRet.j, came to the ' Academy in I976 to assume , ,,V the responsibilities of 3 I ,AZ iff! 3 Academy Quartermaster. In ,ev the fall of I977 he became UIJJM 'A an It Drill Instructor of Delta if' I . Company and Rifle Team ' 'Q f io 4 Coach. I . f, 1 y if Q ll Sgt. Maj. GiImore's Bulldog J 'Q appearance has caused him ,SSI . to be the most photographed F Q If I D.I. at the Academy. For this M fo I ' ' g reason he is often refered to ::3 L any 1 Eiathe Academy's Movie - -NH no .s I if n. M. mmnnr ,V 'R' mm. .XSQTU ll-TUWW Company Commander C!Capt. C. J. Johnson I. FQ . xi Co. Guidon- CXPFC Pena Ek .5..3...,Vo K . sk EA I ffront centerj Ist Platoon: Platoon Leader- Cflst Lt Hoffman Platoon S t CXSSGI M ' . . ' ' P . I ' II, W 9' McCaleb Rodndnquez Patterson Thornton Wisnoski Little 2 d g omoe C St Row? Freldmann' Thomas' Munse ls ' ' ' ' ' -fn f0WDGre .KkII,FI, ' I ,GarciaC3fd rowj Hotung. Geisler, Reddy. Yates. Bryan. Bernine. McAferty. Williams. aves U e a O ey Mlsslo' McKay' Remluard, A varez S ,- .use-.535 2'-jv e ' Company Staff ,Q, Qleft to rightj Cflstsgt. Rodriquez, CXGSSGT. Michelini, Supply Sgt, Malgne, Co, Clerk, Cfpfc, Pena 2nd Platoon .. M .wi , ' f ' A 38 Q -,. ' I A ai L 2nd Platoon: Qcenter frontj Platoon Leader: Cflstlt. Eagan, Platoon Sgt. CfSSgt. Humason Clst Rowj Adcock. Woodall. Gomez, Noonan. Tindall, Dooley. Quiroz, Murray, Robinson, Lewis. Engbrock. Qnd Rowj Hanchey, Gerber, Dalton. Palaclos. O Conner, Wathen, Powell. Johnson. Llantada 43rd rowj Morris, Heiskell, Hanlon, Pendergrass. Kukella. Perkins, Degroot. Jarlowe, Hundley. ur ECHO Company Gunnery Sergeant Larry Wisnoski, U.S.M.C. fRet.j, is in his third year at the . ' Academy. He assumed the duties of Chief Of Operations in late l979. ln August of I980, he became the Drill Instructor for Echo Company. X ,A For the past two years, . . R. . X C-Funny Ski has acted as I ...f ' S 5 to , he Drill Team Coach. Gunny a f Wisnoski is also noted for his Q,. I f unique humor and outlook ., U s, on life. ll ' Q-. ,,fw,c,,, Company Commander - C! Capt. W. Clark Co. Guidon - C!Sgt J. Howe A .. ' ' ' ' ' Wav , 3, ,, 3 - .1 Qcenter frontj Platoon Leader: Cflnd Lt. S. Farah. Plat S t.: CXSS Friedman GiPe Arnold Terry Wood Cucchiara Cha Doll i d R gt. T. Harden' CIS! Row, Iversen' H0ll9Y Trevino BTOWI1 Cafdenas' , - ' - - PPS-Cn 0WDBk.Z k, ' ' ' Wlmberly. Vmyard. Q3rd Rowj Markel. Monahan. Kolongowski. Watkins?CZrrrilforlllj1'Il pochel Donnelly' Sanchez' Shuggs' Ramos' Suarez' I s. Moore. Perlstem. Brenner. Hudson, Preston. Company Staff as it ,ad Qfrom left to rightj Company Gunny: C!GySgt. Martin Delaney. Executive Officer: Cflst Lt. R. Baron, Co. Supply Sgt.: C!SSgt. Richard Vanover. Co. lst Sgt.: C!IstSgt. Jay Sauer. 2nd Platoon My V ,Q ' , . f ,. ,ff rf., .6 I I fy' . , QL Q.. 1 Pl t on S t C!GySgt T Lemke Clst Rowj Sloan. Black. Hagee, Dimbleby, Terlitsky, Mason G CCQMCY frontj Platoon Leader: Cflst Lt. M. Wade. a o g .: . . ' ' M r les. Davidson. Davis. Swinton. Seyffert. Ward, De Saracho. uzm Gaertke, Sandlin, Mathes, McDonald. Hlgareda, Qnd Rowj McKinney. o a MCMPH12- 13rd Rowj Zarsky. Exum, Hargrave, Easterling. Gannon. Duskin. Whitesell. Wells. Zenteno. a an MEDICAL DEP RTMENT 8 SICK x rl M. 4 141 5, 4, HMC An Hendrickson, Jr. HMC 10 Meeks 9 I 'Doc Hendrickson su M.M.A.'s Medical Department is a multi-faceted health care depart- ment, staffed by two QRet.j Navy C.P.O.'s who are skilled in health care delivery. In addition to the normal medical demands, a sports medicine clinic is also maintained. Several physio therapy units are utilized and preventative health care is stressed. f ,, fy wfw 4, ? Z ,V .f 4wf.. perusing 3 Blood D lV9- Doc Meeks examing an injured foot V3 2 I-I-I DQLIART HEA UPERI TE QEN T f presenting Cadet of the Month Awards to Cadet Greisel and Cadet Fontaine. . Left-Gen. Spanjer at the Women Marine Association Parade. Above-Gen. Spanjer Major General Ralph H. Spanjer. United States M - Corps fRetiredj, is the fifth Superintendent of Maine He assumed his position in May l978. l 'A' As a teen-ager in New Jersey, he was Golden Gloy State Champion. ln college, he played basketbams wrestled and swam for New York University, ' He joined the Marine Corps in June, I94l, and com- pleted flight training in l942. During his 365 years in the Corps. he has lead every size Marine aviation unii from the smallest fighter-bomber squadron to jhg Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic. During this time, he piloted 47 types of aircraft, ranging from early bi. planes to latest Harrier Vertical Take-Off jets. His combat flying ranged from the WW. ll battles of Peleliu and Okinawa to Korea and Vietnam. General Spanjer is also a devoted scholar. He has earned a BA from George Washington University: and is a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College and the National War College. He earned his Masters degree in International Relations at George Washing- ton University and is a graduate of Harvard Business School's Advance Management Course. Once devol- ed to the Marine Corps, General Spanjer is now whol- ly dedicated to Marine Military Academy, and pro- vides the school with strong leadership and spirit. Mrs. Sally Halpin General Spanjer's Secretary 1 - , ,v l 5 E DEPUTY SUPERI TE DE T Colonel James R. O'Mara. USMC QRet.J ioined the Academy in I976 to fill the position of Chief of Staff. ln November of l977 he became Com- mandant of Cadets and in August of I979 he became Deputy Superintendent. Y I 1 ' Colonel O'Mara, a veteran of 34 years in the Marine Corps, was Professor of Naval Science and Commander. Naval ROTC unit at the Uni- versity of New Mexico prior to his retirement in l975. He enlisted in the Marine Corps, in July l94l. and spent most of W.W. ll in the Pacific in various communications and electronic assign- ments in Marine Aviation. He was recalled back to active duty at outbreak of the Korean War. He later served in Vietnam as the Communica- tion Electronics Officer of the First Marine Div. X Colonel O'Mara awards include the Region of Merit, Navy Conmendation Medal. both with combat V and the Joint Services Conmenda- tion Medal. , K Colonel O'Mara earned his Master of Arts De- V gree from George Washington Univ. STAFF SECRETARY MSGT Frank J. Tiona. Jr.. USMC QRet.3 Staff Secretary, Marine Military Academy joined the Academy in June l98l after 22 yrs. of Active Duty. Before retirement. he was the White House Liaison Chief for Marine One. the Presi- dent ofthe United States Helicopter. His duties as White House Liaison Chief had the distinc- tion of scheduling and coordinating all helicop- ter service between the White House and Ma- rine Helicopter Squadron One QHMX-Ib who purpose is providing helicopter support to the President. Vice President, Cabinet Members. and Heads of State. HMX-I is also referred to as the Executive Flight Detachment. MSGT. Tiona served in HMX-I under Presidents Carter. and President Reagan, many times on a personal basis. , I. ifiiviwi I 1 ,f- 5532, n Currently MSGT. Tiona is coordinator for the y A , tg 's' 'i Texas Iwo Jima Memorial, he is responsible for 'few' 6 gf , . if assisting Dr. Felix deWeldon in the planning and rebuilding of the original Iwo Jima Statue on the campus of M.M.A. He was also in charge of the Freedom Convoy to bring the Statue from Rhode Island. 4' a ,gl ,pg Wg, 4, 1- :inn-M.,-.suvtul-V W - - YH ..,- -- . - . U... - .as-4-s....a.-nn. ' TRU TEES 5 ADVI OR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman of the Board General Vernon E. Megee, USMC CRETD President and Chief Executive OfHcer Brig. General Walter S. Mcllhenny, USMCR CRetJ Vice President Mr. Clint Murchison Vice President Mr. V. F. Neuhaus, Sr. Treasurer and Assistant Secretary Mr. E. Clinton Breedlove Secretary Major General Ralph H. Spanjer, USMC QRetj Major General George S. Bowman, Jr. USMC QRetj Mr. Hill Cocke, Sr. Major General Charles F. Duchein, USMCR CRetD Colonel James A. Embry, USMC QRetj Mr. Robert G. Farris Colonel Alexander W. Gentleman, USMC QRetj Brig. General Bryghte D. Godbold, USMC CRetQ Mr. Dean P. Guerin Colonel Russell Harwood USMCR Lieutenant W. R. Haughton USMCR CRetj Mr. Liborio Hinojosa Major General John B. Hirt, USMCR Mr. Eric Hotung Major Orrin W. Johnson, USMCR QRetj Mr. James J. Johnston Mrs. Mary Moody Northen Mrs. Robert E. Smith Mr. Carl L. Yeckel Austin. Tx. Avery Island, La Dallas, Tx. McAllen, Tx. Harlingen, Tx. Harlingen, Tx. Harlingen, Tx. Harlingen, Tx. Baton Rouge, Houston, Tx. Harlingen, Tx. New York, N.Y. La Dallas, Tx. Dallas, Tx. Brownsville, Tx. Dallas, Tx. Mercedes, Tx. Besver, Pa. Harlingen, Tx. Houston, Tx. Galveston, Tx. Houston, Tx. Dallas, Tx. BOARD OF ADVISORS Dr. Alfred B. Bonds Admiral Arleigh Burke, USN QRetQ General Raymond G. Davis, USMC QRetJ Mr. Christian de Guigne IV Captain W.A. Gary, USMCR CRetj The Honorable John H. Glenn, Jr. The Honorable Barry Goldwater Mr. E. J. Gracey Lieutenant General Robert W. Harper, USAF QRetj Dr. E. Bruce Heilman Colonel Leonard D. Henry, USA CRetj Mr. Walter W. Hitesman, Jr. Mr. Harold James Mr. Baine P. Kerr Rear Admiral Elliott Loughlin, USN QRetj Vice Admiral Robert B. Pirie, USN QRetj General Edwin A. Pollock, USMC CRetD Brigadier General George R. E. Shell, USMC QRetj Lieutenant General E. W. Snedeker, USMC QRetj Major General Delmar T. Spivey, USAF CRetj General Lewis W. Walt, USMC QRetj Colonel Phil Yeckel, USMC QRetQ Berea, Oh. Bethesda, M.D. McDonough, Ga San Mateo, Ca. Prescott, Az. Columbus, Oh. Scottsdale, Az. Houston, Tx. San Antonio. Tx. Richmond Va. New York NY Bedford, NY Prescott, Az. Houston, Tx. Annapolis, Md Delray Beach, FI Beaufort, SC. Lexington. Va. Carlsbad. Ca. Largo, Fl. Orlando, Fl. Scottsdale, AZ- o BUSI E55 OFFICE i ,nfl F. 44' Major James A. Johnson Comptroller Mrs. Frances Castro Assistant Business Manager ... .- . ..-H .., ,..'..m..- , - Academy Comptroller Major James A. Johnson. USMCR. came to the Academy in August of l980. Originally from Ar- kansas, he has served in the Marine Corps for 27 years. He has degrees in Inorganic Chemistry. Physics, and Financial Management. As Comptroller. he handles all day to day affairs of the Academy, plus the Academy's investments. He also oversees the physical planning operations of MMA and the Mess Hall Services. Although his official title is Comptroller , his duties do not stop there. He is often a M.M.A. scout for football. officiator for basketball games. and is the pilot of the Academy Plane. Tweety Bird . Major Johnson is indeed an asset to the Academy. 1-1- Mrs. Olivia Guerro Accounts Payable BU I E55 OFFICE C X, I I A I I Mrs. Mary Klutts Ms. Diana Gonzalez Accoums Receivable Accounts Payable z' i K 1 Mrs. Barbara Cohan , . Switchboard Operator mZ'SME::SlrW'Snosk' ADMISSIONS E RELATIO S 'S- n34?' J XXX Ann Einkauf-Director of Admissions Mrs. Einkauf handles all paper work for admissions and insures the timely completion of all requirements for admissions. She also serves on the Scholarship Commit- : --we-z: Jack Gross-Academy Relations Mr. Gross is in charge of the Academy Relations and Visitors' Center. He is responsible for relationships with alumni. parents. and Cadet Candidates. ACADEMY PRI TER tee and the Cadet Evaluation Board. Diana Trevino ll'-3 A- M0fl'i5 Admissions Secretary Print Manager ..- ,.....,.,..... ...-.-.....,,,..-ea...,- ,Q W.. 4... ...,....y.+ t 4g-.s-.-4--...ss.- aa- ..,., ,. , ...F-V.. ,- PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEVELOPMENT Mike Watson Director of Public Affairs !Development ' 1 Qabovej Sharon Orr Administration Secretary Qbelowj Judy Southerland Development Secretary 72 Mike Rodriquez Public Affairs Officer The Development Office has the responsi- bility of public and community relations, coordination of special VIP visits to the Academy, and planning of the Academy's future to best benefit the stream-lining of the Academy's function. The Public Af- fairs office handles all releases and fea- ture articles for the Academy. These news articles are released to hundreds of na- tional magazines and newspapers throughout the country. The PAO Staff also writes, illustrates and produces the Academy Magazine, MMA JOURNAL. Qbelowj Debbie McClure Public Affairs Secretary I , T s Nev, I Craig Smith Photo Journalist Qbelowy Delia Marofluln Public Affairs Clerk CHA PEL 'J l'lf f Captain Leo .l. McDonald, U.S.N. Qlletj, came to the Academy in l979. after serving 26 years in the Navy and 4 years in the Marine Corps. While in the service, he served as the Navy Chaplain for both the Navy and the Marine Corps. Mary Moody Northern Chapel The cadets are indeed fortunate to receive the help, advice. and knowledge of the man known as Chaplain Mac. Chaplain Mac's services to the cadets does not end with Wednesday night Vespers. He is available to counsel the cadets during the day in his office at Coleman Hall. Whether a cadet is needing religious counseling or is suffering from homesickness, school problems. or personal problems. Chaplain Mac is always there. The Academy is based on the philosophy of building the cadet in body, mind and spirit and the Chaplain is an essential link in that triad. VV g JA,as.fJ.1,f One of the Chaplains main jobs is counseling, here he is shown in conference with cadet Kyllo. MAI TE ANC 3,145 Bill Weathers Maintenance Supervisor QFront Rowj Bill Weathers, George Sanchez, Narberto Diaz. Pilar Espinosa, Ray Galvan, Ramon Aguilar. Pedro Tovar. QSecond Rowj Eulaio Sanchez, Shorty Sauceda, Rafael Campos, Bob Hurley, Joe leal. Eutimo Galvan. Clhird Rowl Julian Tovar, Edmundo Salinas, Randolph Weathers, Sam Montalvo. MESS HALL Marvin Bell Food Services Supervisor Gabe Garza Asst. Food Service Supervisor i P Ii , lou Mess Han staff' 'ef' to WEN' Lydia Garcia, Leticia Vasquez, Soila Arellano. Rose Lee Lopez. Mgftmen gaffiaf Ruben Garcia, Maria Garza, Alijandro Salinas, Joaquin Martinez, Margariw I-eal' jr 3 utlerrez, Marvin Bell, Lydia Cantu Garcia. , ,, , -.., 1 ., me 4.-no-nnuwfvqfpqg. -- --Q-mp.-Q 'J' - ' ' - -N l I X 'X g..,,,.,,-N.-sp N.. '- - , ...QQ ..--A , W-.. ff- aif ' ,Q 1 Q A 'I . ana A Q 4 29,0 Q . 4'-H'-f- s,,f 'f wg Y --Irv .1-ffm-V -u9 ns-0npli'5Q-tiv- ....-........,-.. -W MMA LEATHER ECK5 I98I , f ,.,vt.O . lg' Front Row: Hood, Garrett. Skimmons, Forte, J..l. Sustaeta, Dimond, J.P. Sustaeta, Mason. C. Gonzalez, Oates. Second Row: Briront, Leo, Farah, Kolorzigzrrg Killion. Pickett. Dalton. Wheatcraft. Geddie. Third Row: Roland. Kiedinger, Lee, O'Conner, Howe, Doran, Flores, Greaves, Rice. Top Row: Patterso 8 Jackson Qmgrj, Markle. Miller. Hughes, Clark, Wade. Morris, Luce, Stone Cmgrj. Date Sept 'fir Opponent l98l SCHEDULE Crystal City 1 e Crystal CITY L Team Captains for the l98l season are Qbottomj Captain J. Dimond, qtopj Co- Captarns R. Forte and JJ. Sustaeta ept ept ep: Oct Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Port Isabel Raymondvrlle Donna St Joe-Victoria St. Joe-Brownsville Crosby Monterrey Tech iayguna Monterrey Port Isabel Raymgndvllle Donna Victoria C Brownsville Houston C e Monterrell' Mm? Bowman XC',, , W Coach Jim Morton Head Coach Though not his best season at M.M.A.. Coach Morton is especially proud of this year's team for all of the adversities they have overcome. They played their first 8 games away from home on unfamilar turf and without the support of their fans. In the first game. co-capt. ,l.J. Sustaeta broke his leg, keeping him out for the rest of the season. This was only one of the many injuries this year's squad had to endure. By the end of the season the 'Mighty Leathernecks' had lost 7 of its' starters. Through all of these adversities. the team stuck together and never gave up. They supported each other through all of the rough times. For the first time in M.M.A. history all the players Lettered ! -maui Coach Tom Morton- Line Coach Coach Mike Morton- Secondary Coach Mike Roland -'I IO, gets ready to kick off. Bob O'Connor 2228. runs with the ball. Q - - c . Coach Tom Morton S Coach Moynahan Assist with Football Camp. 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LEADER , QA Cheerleaders Melissa Audra and Kim are supported by yell leaders Hinrichs, McKinley, Captains Forte and Drmond hold the dummy for Nowlun Windham Horneff Gerber Pletcher Jameson and Calderoni. the St Joes Bonfu-3 The cheerleaders for the 'SI-'82 season were Kim Kininmonth, Audra Rosales, JoAnn Campbell, and Melissa Adair. These girls put in many long hours of prac- tice before the football season started, In August they attended Cheerleading Camp where they won six Superior ribbons and the Spirit Stick for one of the top ten squads. This year, M.M.A. added some- thing new to their cheerleading squad, yell leaders. They were cadets Calderoni. Hinrichs, Baron, Pletcher, Horneff, Jame- son, McKinley, Windham, Gerber, and Nowlin. This combination was very suc- cessful as the spirit of the Corps was at its zenith. The girls greatly appreciated the help and support of the yell leaders. Cheerleaders and yell leaders Yell leaders Calderon' and Jameson form pyramids honor J J Sustaeta 'Yasuda The SIeaze Sisters Kim Krmnmonth and Audra R05 lf A, rG' Q This year's guest alumni speaker was Dale Hellestrae, a l98I M.M.A. graduate. While at the Academy. he played tight-end, offensive tackle, and defensive tackle. He was also center and high scorer on the basketball team. Now at S.M.U.. he is the first player in the history of the Southwest Conference that has gone a whole season with a perfect snap record - 9l snaps! FOOTB LL BA NOUET VARSITY FOOTBALL AWARDS Most Valuable Player Most Valuable Most Valuable Most Valuable Most Valuable Offensive Back Defensive Back Offensive Lineman Defensive Lineman Most Improved Player Most Spirited Player Team Captain Co-Captains JUNIOR VARSITY AWARDS Most Valuable Player Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Most Valuable Offensive Back Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Most Valuable Defensive Back Most lmproved Player Most Spirited Player Team Captains Mark Miller Carlos Gonzalez Steve Rice Brian Skimmons Mike Killion Brian Garrett Mark Miller John Dimond J.J. Sustaeta Rick Forte John Nolan Jim Kerr Angel Sustaeta Hugh Dayzie Brian Shelnutt Jack Monroe Steve Geisler Angel Sustaeta Jim Kerr John Nolan Hugh Dayzie Angel Sustaeta AJ. Sustaeta proudly displays his award Coach Jim Morton honors Varsity Team Captains. .J S N Utllllll 1, ,I aims , 5 I Z 7 gs : 'ff . Tlx - IIH 'IH :AUP Q O ll FOOTBALL my F1 sn 2 'I l x X Mviwwvs ' Top Row: Singleton, Bryan, Monroe, Guenther, Coach Geddie, Coach Monahan, Coach McLaughlin, Iverson, Heiskell, Marks Second Row- Brown, Helbcr Peterson, Gresler, Davis, Elizondo, Powell, Grover, Rodero, Brenner, Lykins. Third Row: Brownell, Cucchiara, Shellnutt, Dayzie, Nolan, Sustaeta, Kerr, Gaerilc. Herrera, Zameska. Bottom Row: Leonard, Sudlow Qmgrj, Wise Qmgrj, Curtsinger Qmgrj Swinton l , i 'QMS JV Coaches Qleft to r' h lg tj McLaughlin, Geddie, Moynahan Break Time!!! 2 i l s l l BASKETBALL Left lo Ri hlb S.Jackson. Mgr.. T. Luce. E. Pickett. C. Markle. R. Andreas. M. Wade. Conch Tom Morton. J Hughes.J.Kerr.J.NOIMLD-M0l1-1h-'H1-B-Gi1fWll'M- l B Riley. Andreas up for two. DA TE- OPPONENT November I7 San Benito November 20 Roma November Il lncarnate Word November 27 Brownsville Hanna December I Sharyland December 3.4.5 Raymondville Tourney December 8 Harlingen High December lO,l l.l2 Porter Tournament December I4 Villa Maria December I5 Lyford January 8 Sharyland January 9 Moody January I2 Pace January I4 St. Joe's January I9 lncarnate Word January 22 St. Joe's January 26 Valley Baptist Academy r January 29 Raymondville y February 2 Valley Baptist T Academy February 4 Lyford 1 1 s i 1 I 1 l l i A l f f f!! ff JM ,, Q 26 ff ff , f , ' qi. X ,W i ,7 ,,,f .X Q SY L 1592901 ew fwlvij' Bryan Garrett shooting free throw. A Coach Tom Morton calling a play. W Michael Wade at the 'Charity Line Roger Andreas on the offensive. i 'E .25 .9- x...I fue' X I x all .. wk ' ,mmf 'Looking Good' Jeff Hughes up for two. Michael Wade over the top. Y- .. 'gm Y..-1... -V -B., . , ..f..,,'.-gummy, X ,-gy. 5: , S' veil! 4- -Lui-, . ..,f, Jan. , Qabovej Roger Andreas golng for two. Qbelowj James Kerr passrng off. 'SU Q of , J 4 I f - w KLMINWYW' 1 X 1 V W ' . 2 f 1 7 f 15511: uf L , X ,,, ,, , . WWW, f,f4V' , WW 'MV Wff,,,5XQf S ' NX ,Www , , , , , K , , , f df in pun 131 .1 'lf .ann 8631 2 iff ,f 's M ,ZW V N.:,., X ,, , X A e so f f x, 3, v,f,,fW,,f, ,ima fy, ,4 , 2- ,Q '.... Z . an ,, X e f ff ' ' i Q 'WWWW' U , W,f,w44,.4 1 ' hi' f W . www 4' 7 X ,, W I1 f V 1 'iq ' Pr a x 5 1, 'E i ,Q - '- f ws: ' i 'Z i '1 ' . g . 9 Michael Wade In Tip Off. , 1 y r i if 1 ' ' Q i f , K A W, J x 4. ii. ' Auaxfi I ' TV. X . A 7 .,u,sx , K L ' g V ,,,,,wXfmL,.,xzf, W , 4 pf c y 5, .x,, 5 1,33 i ,1 4 ff ,WK , 1' of xx' Q.. f,7 f,f' V,f 7k , ' ' 41 ww 44' 1 f' Roger Andreas looking for an open man. x U y , , iff - int C g,,i' .X E l ,xt f Team mapping SUGWSY' mr d f ' w..,w,.,,! Q 4 7 , A M .f 5, 'Ik ,, ,Wymfw ff Q' Q CZ, , UQ, Y WU .1 ' , if 62,5 up-JZ' t 1 ?' 1 : ,fm fr a ' f Qabovej Court action. t Qleftj Michael Wade under the baske- J.V. B SKETB LL ? Ybarra, Evans. a I Qstanding left to rightj Sauer, Helber, L. Brown, Ea-sterling. Coach Mike Morton. Nolan. Jarlowe I. Riley. Crow. Bell. lltm-cling lelt to rightj Little. Wise. Darwin all ' -40 Q f Q Xxx U ' X 'l I assi 3 s W1 .A .-- A N ng..----4 .....qsv'- I l'- ...Q- 5 ' 5 -Nr 'l' 1' above Don Clark shoots a free throw Xe ml oi' C D - Qrightj Coach Mike heads up strategy session. DATE November I7 November 20 November ll November 27 December I December 3 December 3.4.5 December 8 December IO December l0.ll.l1 December l-I December I5 January 8 January ll January I4 January I9 January 22 January 26 January 29 February 2 J February 4 I I :L f if 'V Q Q W yi GFS V 1 its ff, Y QW ,s f 1 Q 5 i f.,, OPPONENT San Benito Roma Incarnate Word Brownsville Hanna Sharyland Harlingen J.V. Raymondville Tournament Harlingen J.V. Harlingen J.V. Porter Tournament Villa Maria Lylord Sharyland Pace St. Joe's lncarnate Word St. Joe's Valley Baptist Academy Raymondville Valley Baptist Academy Lyford Q? 'iif - 87 ,y q ..-, , ... -af. -.W SOCCER Q Ii' TOP Row CL-RD, Fernandez, Williams, Perkins, Weeks, McKinney, Roland, Lotter, Burgess, . . - Gilmore, Steve QCoacl1P Bottom 'OW ibm' Z 1 , M sro, Sanchez, Davidson, Gertke, , , b ' Hillrgllacl Gufiardo, Palacios, Sosa, Alfaro. Alvarez, Medeles, Powell, Terlitsky Am F019 Coach Steve Gilmore has 3 llireg l f h ygzrgp an or t e soccer team, BY all of the valley sch I are 5-A will have a varsilyosllm team. He is building a team img th h l e c a Ienge of a 5-A trim. rum captian Doug Davidson and sqm, of the other more advanced playa, are already on a high level oi Soc- cer competition. Some of the betta players are, Zenteno Medeles. Pg- lacios, Alvaro and Davidson. Our future stars are Alvarez, Sanchet McKinney and lotter. Coach Steve Gilmore Q 1, ' 'c. - hard PW , u m i III 3 Testing the goalie at practice. Cadet Lozano goes in f0I' 3 Steal 3 e P SWIMMING M Al ' B k C h Sevilla Geor e Donnelly, Ben Russell. Ueft to rightj Front Brian Hundley Pablo Hatchett Patrick Gibbs. Ricky Rodriguez, James c pine. ac i oac . g Gordon Clements Chris Branham Robert Gannon Andrew Martin, William Pendergrass. The swim team has done very well this year. For a team that has very little time for practice. the swim team has managed to have the fastest 400yrd free-style relay. comsisting of Branham. Clements, Pendergrass, and Gan- non. The Swim Team's goal is to go to the state competition. as get 'ry-C. Q? Valli , I' wimmers deft to rightj Clements fCo-Captaml. Gannon, Leatherneck Swim Team top s Swlmmmg Coach Branham CCo-Captainj. fRemilIard co-captain missing from photoj. ,. - ... . 4.4.0. La..- .Am-.- A- .- TENN QM Tennis Team QL to RJ, Reeves, Llantada, C. Johnson, Wrather, Guerin, Adcock, D.Hudson, Dimbleby, Baresh, McDonald, Coach Crews, and Coach Holbert. 35 ' SV - 'zfdiefi ' 1 vu-:WX -I - ,i T .d .'N1,.M V ' ' , V TA 'IM E X 'X if ' This years tennis team the guidance of Coach Jerry Holbert and Coach Neville Crew , s. The team is composed mainly of 9th graders, so the coaches are trying to build up a strong team for the future. The team attends many tournaments throughout the year, which will help this young team in gaining experience. is under Cadet Adcock, one of the outstanding players. z on E, if T ,fe Cadet Donnie Hudson. Team Captain. Tennis players warming up. If 5, ll fleft to flghlj Bottom Falzone Cave Provost. Doran. Scott. Chappell. R.P.. Harden. Chappell. R.W. Middle: Killion. S h . Morris. Flood. Dayzle Sgt!Mal Stelgerwald Cucchiara Terry. Vinyard. lop. Sloan. De arac o Boxing is a sport that is especially suited to this Academy- as an all boys' school with its first name Marine . Marines are noted for their fighting ability throughout the world-on the battle field as well as in the square ring of boxing. The Marine Corps has turned out a lot of champions in boxing over decades such as Gene Tunney who defeated .lack Dempsey for heavy-weight champion of the world. Its a great sport: it teaches self-confidence. self-discipline. and how to protect yourself. st BS We've established our name and reputation in the pa being tough fighters. When they see the scarlet and gold trunks get in the ring. they know it's M.M.A. and they'll see a fighter. someone who won't quit but will give It all he s got. We've also established boxing at M.M.A. as a major sport. We are confident that it will flourish and continue to grow more popular. This year we've already done well and the prospects are good for a great year. We've hosted matches in our gym an participate. d invited all I5 valley teams to V .,....... ,-. 4.14.-... , fa-. -..nw W. .. 1 1 4 l w 3 E i l 1 1 I Z E R Y V X Q 92 1 .--M, FLAG FOOTB l.l. Cleft to rightj Front: O. Elizondo D Morales J Murray C Cheshire J S' I ' J B mmf W ei . - . . , . , . mc alr, . renner, J. Patterson, S. Jackson. Cleft to rightj Back: Coaches - 8. Skrmmons Coach Mac. B. Geddie. JJ. Sustaeta. fa... ,, . , 'Get that camera out of my face'. Team Captain: Cadet O. Elizondo ' if ' ,X ly -K FENCING 'N Q-w . Y l , , A 'N ' Q Team Captain Charles McCaleb I w ' new X- S ' ' ' Q ., ,ur ,ct lfx . .. ,xc N Buck. Duskin. Foley, Overman. Seyfert. McCaIeb Coach Ken Hogan KNN The fencing team uses team drills for practice. The fencers also practice in pairs for competition. Y A .N . ,f.- .q.--..vm-.,.. . at--111s-.s-...J.,vu1... so-J., WW ,. . Front Row: QI to rj Kotzur, Williams. Garwood. Noonan. Wisnoslu. Loveloy. Hitchcock. Back Row: QI to rj Langhans. 1.2 - ' . ..., ,.,.. - W., . .V. .... ,. .,....,.-....,-,-,....,.....n... ....,......-. ...,....4,...,-4 -F-A' - DEA OF ACA DEMICS w llllll I Frank S. Meredith is the new Dean of Academics for the Marine Military Academy. The former U. S. Navy Commander was assigned to the l955-56 Antarctic Expedition with admiral Richard E. Byrd. The retired officer has 28 years of active and inactive service. Most recently, he served as guidance counselor at the Woodlawn Middle School Complex in Munhall. Penn. He is a former classroom teach- er of French and English in the Munhall district. He is the past president of the Steel Valley Education Association and past presi- dent of the Parents Association, Winchester-Thurston School l975-76. Meredith graduated from Bucknell University in I953 with a B.A. Degree in Political Science. He earned his Masters of Education in Secondary Administration in l963 from Duquesne. We welcome Dean Meredith aboard. Gen. Spanjer, Dean Meredith. and Col. O'Mara offici- ate at Leadership School Graduation. Marine Military Academy Dean of AC3d9mlC Mrs Leticia Rodriguez Secretary to e cadet for the fall semester. s, Frank S. Meredith. signs up another ,t aa-4-again:-s-:pan--Q-b...-ann .gun H.. ., , ii... W , , ,.. ACADEMIC STAFF Mr. Steve A. Gilmore is our new College Admissions Counselor. science teacher. and soccer coach. Born in Athens, Georgia on September ll, I948, he traveled with his parents in the military. He has lived in Georgia, North Carolina, and California. Mr. Gilmore attended grades 9th - I lth at Samuel Ayer High School in Milpitas, Cali- fornia. He then moved to Haverlock, North Carolina, where he finished high school at Haverlock High School in l966. I966. After attending North Georgia College and graduating with a B.S. in Accounting in l970, he entered the U.S. Army as a 2nd Lt. in Air Defense Artillery. He left the signed as Platoon Leader. He was also Bat- tery Executive Officer of a Vulcan!Chap- peral Air Defense Battery. Mr. Gilmore be- came a teacher and soccer coach at Stan- ford Naval Academy in Stanford, Florida. in October of I973. ln July of I976, he attended the United States Soccer Feder- ation National Coaching School in Bowl- ing Green, Ohio, where he attained a C license. ln l976, he left Stanford to be- come a teacher and soccer coach at Flor- ida Central Academy in Sorrento, Florida. ln I98O he left Sorrento to attend the Uni- versity of Central Florida in Orlando for one year, before coming to M.M.A. ,. g' Mrs. Fern Ovenden, Attendance Secretary. Mrs. Linda Fr izzell, Registrar and Office Manager TEACHER efifamw ' wr! Illilnmvw- , T9 ft-5. l 'i at P I , e furmagxl- - A 4- , 1 ,-,nm-.,4Ai4r-Nuo-1 slat 11135-v -sizing Quin-.1 - -nz.-Iauawbar-m..4 V 1 X- Y 2 '. I' -Pa- qal Sr. Cecilia Barry Mathematics M.A. Peabody College Qbb Charles Christesson Chairman of English Dept. M.A. Texas ASI Univ. qcb Hugh Neville Crews American History!Mathematics B.S. Pan American Univ. Am... .-ua Cdj Millie Gilmore Study Hall Monitor feb Hermann Graef German!English M.A.T. Vanderbilt Univ QD Doris Hines Night Librarian Chaplain's Sect. ff 41459 f fwmme-e MH ' TEA cufks Qaj Richard Hockaday Chairman of Science Dept M.A. Univ. of Texas Qbj Robin Holbert Dev Reading!EngIish M.A. Texas ASM Univ. Qcj Jerry Holbert Chairman of History Dept. M.Ed. Texas ASM Univ. lab Linda Johnson Qdl Arlie Mclntire Science Spanish B S College of the Ozarks B.A. N.E. Oklahoma State Univ. Lby Warren Kemp Frenchfliterature M A.T. Bridgewater State College icy Maureen Kemp Mathematics B S Framingham State College get Harold Mclntosh Chairman!Mathematics Dept. M.LlTT Univ. of Pittsburgh Q0 Tom Morton H.P.E.!Athletic Director B.S. Southern Illinois Univ. .Mt-i P' .cf ctri , g U! X g..nloa4's.'Judnpdhr.,,s..,.e sm-..s.,,.-. fe- ,, ,,.. hr: ul lt V. J 4. , . 'Sf ...Nia .. is L... Qaj Kathi Moss Psy!Soc!Photo Journalism B.A. Pan Am. Univ. fbj Patrick Moynahan Physical Education B.S. Southern Illinois Univ. Qcj Stephen Phelps History! Aerospace A.B. University of Illinois . W P4 5. Q' 6 X, 1,1 few . f P ww ' ' fb 'i ' f 7.gfW7 f'r' K I , hm cff iwig Q 1 f f W1,7f7f f ' fi? UMW, . WW f- M faaaa W 1 . X f f A-'W I VV H wwf f Wm gawn. wg , NWQWW X f V , VW? ' f . A , I . ff , 1 . B , M P. if M W fa ' f . f iir . H-Kiwi Qdj Michele Pickens English M.A. Stephen F. Austin Univ. feb Susan Schaffer English!Economics!Govt. M.A. Pan Am. Univ. Q0 Manuel Sevilla Mech. Drawing!Span.!Swimming M.Ed. Pan Am. Univ. ,,...-4-. 'Rik Q, ' u .CI '.ii Q -,,.gp l 5-C 5 4, L. its-i ,. .. -,raw icq A , ., .lla--...aa-. . .-7 TEACHER Qaj Peter Schwartz Englishflatin L.L.D. Texas Christian Univ. Qbj James Spradlin Englishfllistory M.A. University of Oklahoma Qcj Juan Sustaita Chairman-Business Ed. Dept. M.B.E. North Texas State Univ. 0- , - .. . - -f 1:11144-.Y-2, ...., . ap... ,-aa H. , Qdj Janet Volkart Librarian B.A. Texas Woman's Univ. Qej Alton Windsor Science M.S. Western Montana College Q0 Margret Windsor English Assc. Degree W. Montana College 4- l'TN4 L' AN 5. MSgt. Lawrence B. Tichenor Due to Academic scheduling problems, the Academy Band got off to a slow start this year. How- ever, this was corrected, and they were back in full swing by the Birthday Ball. The Band was busy that weekend with three perfor- mances on Saturday. Later that month came the Houston Thanks- giving Day Parade. December brought the local Christmas pa- rades. ln February the band trav- eled again to Houston and the Mardi Gras in New Orleans. De- spite setbacks early in the year, the Band took many strides for- ward and hopefully will continue to do so in the future. 4' ww? 'PX 7 'Visa ix The Marine Military Academy Band l On the march at Harlingen Christmas Parade. M.M.A. Band 'Sl-'82 Trumpets-Buck, Frizzell, McKay, Southward, Thomas, Sterling, Brandon. Ybaffa f Baritone-Crow, Trombones-Clements, Walton, Little, Hollingsworthg Saxapho Hargrave, Williams, Clarinet-Perlsteina Basses-Singleton, Holmes, Paschal' Pendergrass, Bells-Perkins, Schubert, Percussion-McDonald, KOlOngowskI' M Mason. Remillard, Lykins, Choucair, Joiner, Matthes: Drum MBl0 'HaH' 4: .-,king Above Left: Sound Off . Birthday Ball Parade. Above: Down the floor in V's , Birth- day Ball. Left: Pep Rally. LALR :9 232-02 lf gl sfo' A X Above: At Raymondville Football Game. Right: Warming Up. 'F n--,,.. l, 'ilu if RIFLE TEAM W I 44 ..-vt-.-.--. ' .2 Team picturefstanding L to Rb Sgt!Maj. Gilmore. Reddy. Hanlon. Hotung. Tony Rodriguez. Kukella. T.. qkneelingl Thomas and Friedmann. qg v ep' Coach: Sgt!Maj. Gilmore Team Captain: Antonio Rodriguez The rifle team's season was cut quite short this year by the building of the new rifle range. The old range was torn down over the summer to make way for the new range. The team practiced on the outdoor range until construction began. Next year all but two of our shooters will be back and the team will definately see more action than they did this year. DRILL TEAM 2' y Y l Q V , S ,W it 'f 'li 1 ? W Z s, J Q Q 'Y 4 2 fabove leftj, The Meat Grinder , one of the more Mugab- complicated moves by the Drill Team. CAbove Righty Kernie Baker shows off for the team. QBeIow Leftj, Kernie walks through the double line while the Drill Team spins their rifles in front of him. fabove right: left to rightj: kneeling- Holley. Snuggs. Eagan. Dooley. K. Baker, Hanchey, Zieleck. Scales. Standing-Vanover. Lemke, Moore Black. McAfferty, Guzman. Horneff Olsen. Supervised by Gunnery Sergeant Wisnoski. the Drill Team performs its' routines all over the Valley. lt also travels to San Antonio, Houston. Galveston, Austin and other parts of Texas. The routines consist of over IOOO individual moves, but only one command. 5 l H 6 4' 'wr 11 -Y ' - - -4 v M- , Y is-. A.A,,...A.,. fins-+1-ff-f?:'. ,g, 5 -,T:.,',:f'::s.., 1-',,,,,:fvr:f. -. gd .,-.. Q- . -,. .,- .rv w 4u:m:e:,-e1-e-,,,i-:- - ' ' A ' ' pc: ,T Yi, 'A Wi' k ,: l1i:.::'-31 , 7- 'fur' x.......-.......,,..........,.... MOU TED DE TACHMEN T The Mounted Detachment, under the supervision of Lin- da McLaughlin, learns the basics of horsemanship from the ground-up, and that means cleaning stalls, learning to care and handle horses, and to care for tack. The riding is only a small part of their daily activity. They ride in street parades. local horse shows in the Valley and in parades put on by the Corps of Cadets. With 20 horses to take care of, it is as much work as play. They do all of their own construction and maintenance work. This includes repairing stalls and fences. It would not be fair to mention the Mounted Detachment without a special 'Thanks' to Mr. Jack Gross for all of his help and assistance in making the Detachment the sucess it ls. DIC Istflt. Tom Ovenden and Maj. Waugh put their bril- llant minds together to show how to level a board. Qleft to Righty Front, Ferguson, Valentine, Southward. Murray, Choucair, Creel, Center, Nelkin, Gerber, Ovenden. Mrs. Mac, Frizzell. Tindall, Back, Waugh, Whitesell, Poche. Paschal, Ward, and Morales. ' 'l ,f , Al , i 'ws , Q' sf .. 'Uh ,, N ha d ' , 'ir' , Q A' -. , g Msisfwa ss - f .1 . -,f Qian' ' ' ,kayak JH. rf iw? V' SV'x,.1s ' ' . 0 D' D 9-A f y X nag? Z Q xg!! X xt 'QT G . fvffwjg . X W, gf 5 .ggi 4113 . -Q. - W I N J ff ' s Q , 96 awfqzr 00 4 . r 'Q fl, so S ,X li ,d!. N Yfffsf 9 l 2 . ' ' , ' , ,.. ' , 5 , h - ' 1-2' 48, ff M.M.A. Stable proudly announces the birth of 2 fine Colts born December 5th and December 30th. QLeftQ Surprise! Ckightj Double-Trouble. Q Q DR MA 3 Urontp Olson. Lemke, Waugh, Howe, Ms, Schaffer. Remillard, Balm.: rear Hrrchcoe Holmes. Mason. Baron. Holley, Mr. Chrislesson. Stone, Perlsrem Jeanne Scherer Le Jana. Susan Moore. Baresh. r 4 JM' I-'Q Q' .J 5 X gm 5, ,em . , ,..,..,..p--.. .,.-s.c......a-..K-...J-. 1... .4 -,W .....ns..-..1m..r- 4...-n--n.an-. N Q Drama put Dress Reversal on for the Birthday Ball and did an excellant job. For the Spring Ball. they presented The Shimrickle Saga. It is an original musical by Charles Christesson. Mr. Chrrstesson and Ms. Schaffer both deserve a great deal of credit for their unselfish giving of time and talent. ,,,5,,,,. , A.. ,. . .-.arm-.s. W... ,. A-1..- Q.. W L, si: EARBOOK I Annual Staff: Stone. Clements. Holmes. G. Johnson. Holley. Doran. Nolan, Andreas and M0rl'lS ANNUAL STAFF Advisors - linda N Mclaughlin Kathi Moss Editor in Cheif - Gordon Clements Photo Editor - Tom Ovenden Art Editor - Andrew Hall ' Chief Typist - CJ. xlypivt Johnson Contributing Members - Hudson: RW Chappel: Stone: Holley: Holmes: Nolan: Morris: Doran: G. Johnson: Scherer: Andreas: Waugh: Baron. , 1, ,,,,,..-.-,.-f- ,Jai ' ' 1 Mrs. Mclaughlin and Mrs. Moss The old proverb holds true Open mouth and Insert foot! 1 And you thought we were loltlng about 59 pluaslfl CJ has refined the art of delegation of autltorityl A long tlme ago ln a year book room far. far away. four cadets sat around a table ln Middle School and set out to do what most considered a mission impossible. To boldly do what no man has done before - create a yearbook better than last year's. After ten-thousand man-hours. four thousand. three hundred eighty seven photos. two- thousand hours in the darkroom. nine hundred forty layout planners. two hundred eighteen copy sheets. fifty-nine pizzas. eleven ladder dtagrams and three grease pencils. here it is. Although this book has its imperfections. we feel it is a good first effort. No one on our staff had any experience in yearboolming pnor to this. One might say it was a good example of on the fob training fhlsisourbestfortlieiest - TheCorpsofCadets. We Would like to thank the Staff I faculty of the Academy for then time and effort invested in Pass In Review 11 sv- ' 'iii 1 Fit . A , - , , ,, , ,' M Q. -M ' - A , AN- ' - rw ' ' , - ' ' H m - I -'-'-V --Q' : ., ',. -1.1 -4:4 yy .32 1 'fs 'f'-fn, ,- . '- 1 ,f 4 asv. fm, ,, f - an ' 'vm-. 4,0-v' wear. 'iv k ...uf ga , 1 - 7 f .gghetrg ,, ,...:1- Q ' ., 3 ,. Q 1 -,J f ..,.,.- -- 1. WE ,..-ifn3.Q5.,, -4-,Ja-n,..,--AL,-1--V . , - -vniEam:f-.- - W- ---V - A--- -- - ---,W V --f V-V -- ,TJ BIRTHD YB LL WEEKE D BIRTHDAY BALL PARADE . . . 1, X' if li 1 wg XY A ' .'.' -. .. A- fx 1 xx, c- , ' v ' I 1 gtk, ., iff- , K If ,. . , lx my K . X1 ,W ,psy J . X . s X I .J A i 1 . R. Y' . Q ' ui- . Q NL tv :QQ S, W 1 ,1, li vmvu- s,':-,,-.J . C g' 2 1 .ein Q .S ec. so 1. C Q - '-if 5.1 ,S lil.. ,y Q gy . 'fblf ' 5 Q i 4 s ix ,. Q 5 yi. ,, X- Fr a.'c X was ,, 6 ,ru QLeftj, Archibald Henderson, ll makes his first appearance at the Parade: Qkightj, Officers come center: QLower Righty, Brigadier General Edwin Simmons meets Battalion Staff. QLeftD, Boosted Club starts the Birthday Ball Weekend with their annual Pancake Breakfast. QAbovej, Cadet Rick Forte and Cathy Flynn enioy a private moment al the Pancake Breakfast. fs 'Y f :PF 5. l KX f , .MAQ Q3 2 -':' ' I in ' A fr Y' uv K 1 S ' . . F I . Q n'. T l , 's Q. ug: 2-r: ,::.-:Y ' K S Ik Ex. K? Q, 4 ,Am 1 i 1:1 .,. 4: it., X f n x E-X X 'i 3, ILT Wx, MZZKW ' an Myx, X x X F M fs :X X W.. 4 f f 1 Q 0 N X 3' fu Wy. X. S, SXNQ ' i 7 17 M XXX gy f X X by X X ggi? Q X' X QTNTSQ A 4 1 , 7 S Q 'X fxywpizk W f b ' he s ,Q , X X M. S1 ' Q75 , fn im WN-1M'W1 . 4 y XM vw x- 2 JZVM sfyffi 1 X x QS' Xfxffk XXXX 7 ,f7j Y,QxQX2 XA X wife A wQX f 'W O NN TxV'i7EfQ,xZX X, PVR fd 3, , WX X A , X ,jx rx I Xgx I WZ? V N www . , L X was W : F, x 3 X QW I WO .IIMA MEMORIAL :bi-, A fQ A H Z, ' 4 , l gr I I v . 'N gs .ga .f4 '5- 'gs It 4 W ! Aa U' Dr. de Weldon and Bill Petsco inspect the condition of one of the hr'-Nli during the construction of the monument. ,I - ' I V 2 l ,- .a li . Q T. , .J IU V ,l d ' .Aix 4 ' , - ' 3 ul' T v ' 2 l punk! I '. -I '-all iw? ' e b' 5 9 I. , GL R, Q T ' 'A '42 l 77' ' qw ew- ...W- .,,. .wig , was-21, W 41' -f ...Award-I 91 Q P n tl ' . - 9 ' 4 F ' . A I '- fir? .el 11 s T T ' A i K, --. M? s. ,, -s. ...Ph ,l J' Y l ' 'pl W'-N. l ' is - M, Wt .re- -f' Wrmwnun-..--t.. a, r all 5, we be ,,,., i , Mm 04 t I. r., ,-I :Inu ar: -0 A ., mi 6' lst' K ? 1 .M JTIIQ' 4-- X -ei 3 ,.-rf H , 5 w l 1 be 1 This rear the Marine Nlilitan Academy was the recipient of the original plaster cast of the Iwo Jima Nlemorial. This was the generous gift of the sculptor Felix de V. eldon, who was looking for a place where the statue would serxe as an inspiration to people. He found the right place and the right people-the cadet to whom he donated the statue. the lw'o Jima project has brought much publicity to the xallex and to MMA. The dedication of the monument promises to be one of the highlights of 1982, The cadets wish to thank Dr. de Nl eldon tor his generous gift. below Ruben Farias. Dr, de Xleldon and Nlrs. Connallx, Thankyou Ruben for tour donation ot workers and your own time, FW 9 G r G -fi 1 s above Cadet Roland stands weekend guard, .below The pieces were held together by l-beams inserted in the plaster cast for support A 4,4 ',, 1,5 'Faqs qw' AIR HO Each year the cadets play a major role in the C. ' ' A.F. AnrSho. Cadets are responsible for parking cars. the flow of traffic and keeping eo le off f . p p o the flight line. Cadets also provide security in the P.X. d ' urmg the show. Money earned by parking cars goes into the cadet recreation fund for bar- racks improvement. Photos: A. Waugh- Want to go flying with me b ., . aby? B. A. Rodriguez, C.J. Johnson 8 D. Hoff- man-holding up traffic just for a picture. C. Band, Color Gu d ' ar , and Drill Team perform at Airsho '8I. D. Cadets on flight line duty take a bre kt a o watch the show. E. Cadet Delaney directing traf- fic. , 'v ,X -'lf V vfmw Y-q:,.,,-.p JK. - Q 'QL-' 1 1 s R i' . 'wffgf -ff, A 1 sf ' - A 1 X 1 fam yf ff' W j iff, I f 0' 1 'W M ,, I ,L x I fy ' x f --5 X X L K .XX....x .SE X I if Lwwf NS: 1 3 Q 251 d,uGRxiiG ,X nggwi. ui X E 3 1 XS X 'Q MW WW mm Www X SQ gg xx y WW WW' . R Y ,MX .A X X X , . .1 rv- . , - , r'i0'l'- ,QQ 'S ,W if .fi .Lk Q. an-I MMA RODEO5 At the Willacy County Horse Show, for- ty five cadets were introduced to a new sport ---Rodeo!!!! The cadets throughly enjoyed themselves. They battled fero- cious winds and dust storms to get to the main event --- STEER WRESTLING! Coach Morton even came!!! QL to RQ Cadets Ovenden. Morales, Paschal, and Whitesell ride in Western Pleasure While H - se p second and Pashal placed third. .ff ,f ,Www , fzwfw W W, , Football Team turns Cowboy! .af- iv' b , , i?eeT'iL,2:l'Z 'HEY Rl' OWU cmld lefli Cadels Maller. summons. and Killian H491 Valentine won firsl place in Western Pleasure. 4 make readl lo' ill! laced ,.- .- w,.-,-- - -b 'v'-- '- - , - , , .,- -. ,, Q, fxiz,-:T-f , Q f -':f.-wwf-'ESRPQ-' .mv ' ' - -- .- ,,4r,,m. -35.5-eqzrflv :il 'f' , ' ...Y V - i f 1' - ' - my ins,-'ring i if ',.65' ...f ' L Jriivvvg ff all ' -X if f I didn't even know he was Egyptian. I need a cold shower! What do you mean PT is going on?? Its made me what I am today!! Misapropriated from a deceased Afro-American. X 'S X X N ik W x -re , , X X X Q X X 1 X .. . :Q Que? Ever Vigilant. I 'qbgxf W I We've got WHAT in my company?!? .aw Q, . 'B' . r I ' f Q fav X W Q 11' x y cv '1' ,I n ,fl ff ,,, -x See I really do study! ' KX This place draw me to smoking! 'Za' wk Flet you cant tell what toothpaste' I use! I fy. x,! .I After 2 Years of Chem.. I still can't figure why it taste so good Q- . .-4 1 Q--..,,....... .-.n- ! Someday the light will dawn. Q..-vw---,..-.-.-.-1 ,.,,.,-mn.-. 4.-., 4,,,...... E Take care Lamb Chop ! What I do best!! I knew yearbook would IOR5 AT EASE Xt v a i X 25,555 What do you mean I don't get to graduate?? It's ok . . . we're only this way at nigh!! 4 A f f ff I. drive me lnsanell Can you Say Kelly? l bel You can! ,nam lx' ft. It's after 9:00 , . and coach is walking down the hall!! Now this is the way to settle National differences' IDT ll llfllilllib a SIDKIIG llll fll CIDETS I V 1 S ' i I' , 5 'f X- - ii. , l , WS, - , , 4 4 -.1 i l I , Q 5 'w sl Pi The shirt says it all! -M, X kts 'Q Q, F' ,- ,bl 45. ,Q 'fa af, L Xi 5 Captain Spaz ! .. -.....a-.... .,.--.-...-L., ..-.4-1. ,..-.. 4... -.a.,,Q....-.1......- 4...-o..y 5259 0 l Author ofthe RIGHT GUIDEHU ' H ...1.-,nn s I Really Lori . A Really?? 94 ! - L ! I s w i 1 1 X 5, Y 1 i g, EM., 5 Well ---- I did it again!! Did someone Call for Captain Corpulent?? Z Q, i 5 A4 ' Wf 1 s 2 K ' 2 l L f Q, f Q , ,V , 5 , V4 if , , f f Q ,X f' ' E, Z i i ff N I Jjfwe I A: . I 1 i o, , o 1 , A f e , ff! 5 F x f 5 - ,Zz ! M N X ,fy I I i VX MW J Q x A 15 fi V , W 1 My ff, V f , , A w 1 W V14 ,f ' i 5Ze,, 'K Z if i Q50 GZ A , a 5, I love you Barb, TRIX are for kids!! , i 7 z ! sv I f Q 'F 1 Another victim of 'boom box slouch' Deep thinker. ll! .Aff Q. I only look mean! I x. I'm a half breed .., and I'm proud of it!! I i 3 4 MQUDRENRNR .QR W i .XX' Q 5 e 2 t L I . Hel R .,,, rf X . Q ?:s-'ln , K J ..,.X Rkxyr I J' 4 K KN 1 x K I V K I S is if ' ' X M FE if Q. f L E E S' t 2 if ,ii f S 'K xt GA o o t o 5 ess A X Q. 1 XQ W' in - KT it :J f or me qw f 1 oooo on 1 33 4 Aiuhigygg, 1,529.4-f,g?' A A devoted tan!! .14 ., V y ,N of Q Q-5 F e Swear to God!! k NA ,K Q B ', i n lf, yy t 4 ff 7 ,H 'sql , -.,-H, , w 5' M A it 12 ,g.fQ,. . K, . .H JZ, ns 5 Aix:-'W Y. ,. 5 V lt's the only way I can get a chest! t,. t 'fi' will , D. ,Q 4 3 A Midnight requisition at the tape store. Y Y--w - ' ' 1-It-lr,.3-L14 an-ull--f---D -V n.Kiu--x Q . . l V9 ot t o see Dr Sn uff about this itchy lip' Z! f W 4 if Q! 7 R ,vm , ju - ..A, 1 yfmfif 5 ' ' gi WM jx., wifi WN ' s X N . I NXC' Xf 'ffXYif'..'f ix '5 lfrloiff 5 Rfffff f X X rx Mom . . . about my 3 G1 g Cm A GGIESH X X x L X XY I. H XS XX E SEX, ' S Tw N f X if W i A R x , Q . ,Q ,xX. XXX Yes you C an P ass PhYSlcs Charhe B fownl . , and theY Promised me P Hey Mastrini. was it really necessary to dig that hole in Crystal City? Mi 5 r 6 Q 4 1 y V I it ff A .. he wants to do what?!? 0 ' A in 4- ., .MQ-1 V . '11 What time does Romper Room come on? it and sou thought I was while all this lime f' fi SSSSSSSSSNAKEH H K ' 1' 5 5 w f n J J 1 f K 'E 5 i f ll lf t h e X' ' 'nf Ui ,. :ur WNNKW v Y 1 l E tl!! . ' -, . 2 1' ' Me and Jack say Good Nighl ! w - M., -,V'-,,. ,..,. ,,,. li A t - . , K i 5 X J' 1 S Yes. my parents love me! and coa Ch thinks I'm at activities!! X And there I was ..... ,, , You think I'm studying? No, justp0Si'1 Sleeping Beauty picture! Waukka Waukka ll OH gf - ......., ..-Q..-v,.. . M. an rrn.i,xsh f,w.4...,.,,, . .,f:.,,.g-r-vm-on--,-4: .,, ,-wing-.-.-1.---AJ-N-.4-..4 -1- L OH NX 'RQ ,KX '--.X .4..,4lu.-nav-naL.,.-.4.,.,,-,.4p. DIRECTOR Y ADCOCK. TIM RUDOLPH Rt. l, Box 2458 Denison, TX 75020 12:41 465-6904 ALANIS. JOEL ALONSO 3670 Boca Chica Blvd. Brownsville, TX 7852l 15l2154l-3553 ALEARO. HUMBERTO 3I04 N. First Lane McAllen, Texas 7850l ALVAREZ. ADALBERTO RODRIGUEZ Colibri 73, Las Arboledas Estado de Mexico, Mexico 379-38-52 AMBROZE, BARDEN BRENT 3509 Mockingbird Lane Dallas, TX 75205 12l41 528-8l43 ANDREAS. ROGER THOMAS 224 S. Church Street Moorestown, NJ 08057 16091 235-8I59 ARDITO. JOSE ANGEL 2608 Cypress Drive Harlingen. TX 78550 15l21 428-33 BAKER. KERNIE LEE I I423 Brook Meadows Stafford. TX 77477 17l31 498-5086 BAKER, ROBERT WAYNE 6606 Walton Heath Drive Houston, TX 77069 17l31 444-5004 BALDEROS. OUIRINO Conegidoro XI23 Xiltla. San Luis Potosi. Mexico BALMA. PETER SCOTT 6590 SW 56th Street Davie. FLA 333l4 13051 792-4353 sxmmaosx. JUAN DE mos SANCHEZ Alexandro Dumas 424 Mexico 5. D.F. Mexico 2-54-03-2l BARESH. BRENT LEE 4000 Watonga JH-04 Houston, TX 77092 17l31 680-9637 BARON. ROBERT EARL 9I Il Mauna Loa Lane Houston. TX 77040 17l31 466-4658 BASLER, DAVID JOSEPH 905 Honeydale Road Brownsville. TX 78520 15l21 542-5779 BEGAY. GERALD ALLAN P.O. Box 37 Shiprock. NM 87420 15051 368-5022 BELL. ooueuts LEWIS P-0. Box 354. Metts Street Nettleton. MISS 38858 450I1 963-3I36 BERG. ERIC JOHN 3l5 Lakeview Avenue Tonka Bay. MN 5533l 16I21 474-3929 BERNING, JOSEPH MICHAEL 224 N. Riding Road Kalispell, MT 5990i 14061 257-5723 BIRONT. PHILLIP ANDREW l04 West Penn Street Philadelrhia. Pa. l9l44 l2l51 4 8-4052 134 smcx. 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Cypress Road Lake Worth, FLA 33463 19I81 425-8046 EASTERLING. RONALD SCOTT P.O. Box 987, 959 South Lamont Aransas Pass. TX 78336 15l21785-5l2I ELIZONDO. OSCAR 350I W. Highway 83 McAllen. TX 7850! 15111 ess-Hoe ENGBROCK, JESSIE DEAN 8335 Park Terrace Houston. TX 770l7 qvlsy 645-8741 ENGELHARI. mc CHARLTON l l445 Culebra SIRC! Cypress. CA 90530 17 my 894-499l EVANS, MARK SQRGENT 99l5 Ashmont IW? Moline Acres. M0 53l35 gsm 867-4647 EXUM. FRANK RAMSEY 7442 Deep Forest Drive Houston. TX 77033 17I31 463-5204 rxizowe. oxvio AUGUST ne4o2 mam Fm Houston. TX 77094 may 463-6558 Mm, sxum viuADA Cerro de Maeulllllnc xrltillusco Colonia Carnsestre CIN Mexico, 2l, .F. Millw 5-49-6l-98 mouson. rnoMAfD:S'HN I6l I9 SOIJIIICIIIPWU Spring, TX 77373 may no-was Npfl, PABLO GONZALEZ FQEIGNITCWU. Jardines del Pedregal . 0 cm, Mexico Z.P. 4. Mexico 56-85-422 1 WAYNE MATTHEW Lqume Street rgxglphia. PA. I9I24 0155 144-548I HORES. JEFFREY D. C10 ARAMCO 7.0.8011 I0329 . miner, Saudi Arabia . THOMAS EARL. JR. ggwnynm Wheel Dr. cmgtlroa. TX 75006 OI45 242-WI7 f0tEY. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN Q,,nm, D.. Naval Observato Y Unlriaglon. D.C. 20390 11025 483-055i HJNTAINE. ANDREW BENJAMIN . 3I-545 whim 5. Mexico IORIE. RICHARD ANTHONY J Clubhouse Drive Wtilingboro. N.J. 08046 18095 l7I-2I97 IRANCISCO. MICHAEL WAYNE P.O. Box 235 Coronado. CA. 92I I8 17I45 435-9235 IRIEDMAN. GILBERT I744 Honeydale lrnnsvllle. TX. 78520 15I25 546-6534 IIIEDMAN RAYMOND J., JR. I744 Honrydale lrovrnsvllle. TX 78520 15I25 546-6534 TRIZZELL. DAVID PRESCOTT I576 llrlngharn Avenue Holly HIII. FLA 320I7 11545 677-3696 GATRIXE. ALLAN GARY 638 lad Horn Burg Wilhern - Melsler STR7 W. Germany GANNON. ROBERT SCOTT l729I Beaver Springs Drive Houston. TX. 77090 17135 440-3843 GARCIA. RICARDO ANTONIO JWIJ Parkside Drive Plano. TX. 75075 12l47 867-07l4 GARRETT. JOHN BRYAN Alla Vlsta Drive Noel. MO. 64854 Uni 475-3487 GARWOOD. ROBERT CHIP 565I Larkdale San Antonio. TX. 78233 I5I2J 656-2032 GEDDIE. BONNER LUKE 5930 Mossvine Dlllll. TX. 75240 UNT 233-5860 GEISLER. STEPHEN ROBERT I2952 Beck Road Pfvmunt. MICH. 48I70 13135 453-0322 mesa. Joim cum S- 0. Box I I K urton. Texa 77835 11131 289-3532 mia. wtriucx KEENAN lm A'ggT1:720lE:venue UI!! 463-5863 ' GOMEZ-SAMAMIEGO GU . . STAVO 4- -- as 549- D2 Mexico GONZALEZ. CARLOS JAIME 38 Honey Drive Brownsville. Texas 78520 15I25 542-3469 GREAVES. SCOT ALLEN 9I5 South 32nd Parsons. KS. 67356 13I65 42I-2669 GREISEL, RONALD RAY Rt. 3 Box 64 Edinburg. TX 78539 15125 383-2141 GROS. SVEN-AXEL I60I Palomino Kingwood. TX 77339 17I35 358-8369 GROVER. JOSEPH COURTNEY 6527 Buffalo Speedway Houston. TX. 77005 17l35 660-9493 GUAJARDO. MIGUEL ANGEL Madero II2 Valle Hermosco. Tamps. Mexico 2-00-6I GUENTHER. GERHARD KURT :fo Aramco. P.O. Box 30 Ras Tanura. Dhahran, Saudi Arabia 0I I-966-3-674-33455 GUERIN. MARK JOSEPH 9400 Rockbrook Dallas, TX 75220 12I45 35I-I I68 Gumokv. M1cA1-1 sun 22315 Red River nary. rx 75220 12145 351-1 168 GUZMAN. ALBERTO ENRIQUE Juan de Arreola 7 I0 Prol. Col. Mo Irapuato. Gto. Mexico 6-35-24 HACKER. JAMES ALAN 3542 Maple Park Drive Kingwood. TX 77339 17I35 358-4877 HAGEE. PRESTON MILES 7626 Callaghan Road. Apt. 350I San Antonio. TX 78229 15I25 340-78I8 HALL. ANDREW WILLIAM Texas Building. P.O. Box 245 Galveston. TX 77550 17I35 744-4809 HANCHEY. JOHN BEDELL 935 Claiborne Road Baton Rouge, LA 70808 15045 293-7446 HANLON, DOUGLAS DALE 44 Marlborough Ave. Marlton. N.J. 08053 16095 983-2852 HARDEN. THADDEUS MARK 90I4 Vernon View Drive Alexandria. VA 22308 17035 780-2070 HARE. JOHN KEBLE I03l4 Severn Road San Antonio. TX 782l7 15I25 655-6599 HARGRAVE. DAVID LINDLEY 45 Willow Creek Place Richardson, TX 75080 12I45 23I-5605 HARRIS. RICHARD ALBERT. II I42I9-7I Avenue Surrey. B.C. Canada V3W2L7 16045 596-98I0 HARRISON. MICHAEL COLIN I8290 Upper Bay Road 4?6I Houston. TX 77058 17I35 333-9367 derna HATCHETT. PABLO SAMUEL LOPEZ Apartado Postal -II-839 Mexico D.F.. LO Mexico 2-94-03-73 HAYWARD. STACE ALLEN 6823 Cedarbrake Houston. 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The Mothers Club B r 4, I Y ICIIEUIQ SEISYD FIT YUUR GROVVING NEEDS 1 3 Harlingen Stale Bank -4836 ' 521 NORTH 77 SUNSHINE smnp - P.O.BOX191' HARLINGEN. rexzxs 78550 - 512f425 MEMBER: F.D.I.C h f XIII InterFlrst Bank Harllngen NA 4 I If calf' lailtfj ' ,f Congratulates the of 82 R We mvttc vou to ull upon the fnendlw bankers at InterFtrst Bank Htrhngen N A formerlv Flrst Natlontl Btnk of Htrhngen for all tour Hnancual SEYVICCS We offer 1 mde range of fintncnal seuwlces to help you get St uted rn vour monex management InterF1rst Blnk Hlrhngen N A wrshes each of vou a bright future ind mnunued success vuhatexer tour plans may be F 57 FIRST NATIONAJSQ X The Class 01582 ! i is 1 :J D .5 XE . ELG SALES ' SERVICE QHARUNGENM MUTURCHAFT PARTS h 1000 w. HARRISON ' fb HARLINGEN 423-zsau 1 I! ' This space is gratefully dedicated to Sgt. Maj. Gilmore and hrs, Iopvel y wife, Millie. Their untiring efforts to make the 5 ca et s life at M.M.A. an enjoyable experience is sincerely appreciated. 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Appeal of a Good Yearbook Appeal is determined by: The number of times a purchaser s name and picture appears The completeness and accuracy with wh1ch events, act1v1t1es and organizations are recorded The purchaser s esthetic reaction to all aspects of the book,1nclud1ng color, cover design, theme and photography The physlcal condition and timely delivery of the book JOHN PENRY 206 East Beck Harlingen Texas Q5I2j 428 6948 GILBERT SA ENZ Alamo Texas 785I6 Q5l2j 78I 2583 Jostens Spirltwear QDCQSFQUQU 5 AUMEUQUQHQU YSZHQUQQCEK CXEQNHWUNW James J Dalton ll CFP NX XS Xxx X x xx Q ShearsonlAmerlcan Express Inc 41 Perimeter Center East NE Sulte 101 Atlanta L-eorgua 30346 404 399 7416 800 241 6900 . 1 . . . . . 1 . . . U 0 0 0 0 . . 9 i 1 -i.e 1: -'-- 1 ' . . v - ,Wm M- .9 ,-...,. F ,il-, - , I 'Ill E ' I 1 IN MEMORY Mr. Harold James .luly 5, I908 - December I9, I98I Maj. Gen. Harold W. Chase February 5, I922 - January I2. I982 Maj. Gen. Delmar T. Spivey August 9. I905 - .lanuary I8. I982 l. g ime friends and advisors of the Marine Military d y ho hav hed o school in a very special Y I . , I ' nfgi-.ii-nr-nano-Q-:Aa rp-..-.n .Qs-- .4 .- .. STAFF AT EASE 'l'Z'7f 9 X X f fi MARINES 151 s '- 1132 1' ,X '41 f XX N X, 0 F, QL ww as A X 4 M Q, x A X A ,px s, .aa We Y , .--... .,-.2-,1 -4.-gittlx 1'+' 'f A your -1 'l-qi' ...psf ' ' imdb , .A.,.-,1- - - 41-,, ,f, Y -in,Q1,f-j.4f-:::4J-Leer, -:.,...Y ...v .. . E i l 3 s 1 V I 5 4 f 1 l F 2 I ,.. Ax SN :ik 5 'Q IJ ,f 1 'fy Q . 1: ' .H Q, 'Q-lf, Q iff Q i' 1 i gnvaii , T' .figs b ara.: 1 5 THE E .. .afp-A-4h...,......... 4 ffwffw.4f,..,..,f,.,,,w,wf,.w..fW,.4Q.4,.,..,,-.,1..,.,.,,.,,,.,,. thang-on-or If l If Zi X ig 55- bin--Bwvluun

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