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

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, ...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

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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

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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