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De/a Vu In 92: Hey1 U/eVe seen these fellows somewhere before, haven't we? Or have we? Could it be De/a Vu?

Taps / 992, the Missouri Mili­ tary Academy yearbook, reflects countless hours of hard work, concentration, brilliant creativity, divine inspiration and the entire coordination of the Journalism staff and other numerous individ­ uals.

We would like to thank those who offered their sound advice and invaluable efforts: Col. Charles Stribling III, Col. Ronald Kelly. Lt. Col. Frank Meredith and Maj. Samuel Saxon.

Deja Vu in '92 also would not exist without the photography talents of Cpt. Willis Kleinsorge, Lt. Todd Greenberg. Lt. Chris Piccone. Dean Patrick, and cadets Sebastian Csaki, Lee Mer­ rill, Daniel Jung and Mark Thomas. Thank You!

From the Journalism staff, a very heartfelt thanks to Maj. Robert Fedora, who offered his time and photography skills to help capture the true essence of MMA.

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Deja Vu In '92: Remember that “M" is for Moe ...or is it Missouri Military? ...or is it MClub? ....

Remember the very first time you open the 1992 edition of the Missouri Mili­ tary Academy yearbook, Taps, you will have experienced Deja Vu. Remember your slow realization that, yes, you have already experienced this year, when in reality, you will have experienced this year for the first time, from a haunting perspective you never thought possible.

Remember that the journey you make today through your past is one that can never be repeated, and yet if you dare to make a return trip, that only an illusion of the experience will remain.

Remember this time for it will truly be Deja Vu In '92.

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De/a Vu In '92. Remember lhe friends and smiles they brought to our faces.

Deja Vu In ’92: Remember how we learned to bridge the doorways from a young boy to a young man.

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Lifestyles Once Again. And Yet For The First Time

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Events Play It Again

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Faculty And Staff Not Just Another Face In The Crowd

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Seniors The Beginning Of The End

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Underclassmen Where Experience Abounds

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Activities Another Day. Another Permit

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Sports Instant Replay

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Military As You Were

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Commencement The End Of The Beginning

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Advertising We'll Return After These Messages

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Closing One Last Look

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Brian Elder on O.D. Duty-the usual excitement.

The Junior School Brigadiers and Truman the Tiger buddy-up before the perform­ ance.

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"Were joined al the hip. " Bravo's Chris Terenzoni and Jeremy Gutier­ rez.

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Oscar Uribe, the late night inspector, attacks another innocent victim dur­ ing the Talent Show.

"Is anybody out there?" David Varela asks the Delta Box.

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Underneath a blue uniform, when cadets are resting, or escaping into a world that offers a different kind of peace and solace away from the everyday, they experience Deja Vu.

At the Echo Company cookout. everyone insists on two hotdogs!

The man from Mexico (Gonzalo Escobar) takes a bow in Lt. Chris Piccone's English class.

Chris Mills. Lifestyles Editor.

Ace! Baron Von Lesher shows off his fleet of airplanes at the Mexico Airport

At the Bravo Cookout. Cpt. Jon Eastman reviews football plays with his team on Mismilaca Field "UZe had toga parties, too. when I was at the Citadel." claims Cpt. Mark Vaughan to the Delta Greeks.

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Edgar Trevino: MMA Cadet during the day. Boston Red Sox Manager at night.

"Is this what Don Henley meant when he sang Dirty Laundry'?" won­ ders Herbert Lemmons.

Ky Sturges shows how dogs fly with Ryan Crisp. James Young. Frank Keller, and Clayton Knapp

Head Nurse Barbara Williams sticks Hogan Crecehus at the Blood Drive.

"Delta Company, the uniform of the day is now TOGAS!?"

“If you'll be my body guard. I will be your life long pal, " says Fletch Davis to Ryan Price

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“I've got it! I've got it!" Brandon Wallace during a Mismilaca football game.

Silhouettes of camp outs gone by.

"U/e dare you to show us how to camp."

“You are what you eat," say cadets at a Mismilaca picnic.

“Say, didn't I meet you in Russia last summer?" Ricardo Salmas poses the question.

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"A penny for our thoughts?” Nick Turner and Jose Ortiz say “You've got to be kid­ ding!”

Canoe paddling in one E-Z lesson by Maj. Ron Rosendahl.

At the MMA blood drive. Doug Lower wonders if he has enough blood to get him through the rest of the day.

It doesn't get any better than this!

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David Varela says. Buenos Noches!

"we re /ust waiting for the phone to ring, " say Carlos Gonzalez and Javier Trujillo.

Ed Huttel makes a new friend at the Junior School camp out at Mismilaca.

Drivers of the year Richard Klein and Mike Tune decide to go with T-tops on their new Turbo Z.

“If you want to get by. you've got to break the line. " Junior School cadets pro­ tectively guard MMA. “I'm hiding your Christmas present, so scram!" Rafael Beverido warns before leaving on furlough.

"Just put this on my Mastercard. " Oscar Fukuda and Jorge Padilla insist on the convertible.

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Row. row. row your boat, gently through Mismilaca!

"Tom Sawyer didn't have this much fun." say Junior School cadets preparing to fish at Mismilaca.

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“/ didn't do it. I swear." says Ky Sturges.

"This move I learned in athletics." says Dario Lopez to his fellow cadet Javier Trujillo.

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Twirling his date at the Junior School dance party comes natural to Kyle Williams

After a career in the MMA band. Adrian Thomas. Tony Williams, and John Davis become Moolah drivers.

Bo bpears wonders if this is how Tarzan got his start.

Asher Austin and Casey Fuller get some beauty sleep on the nay to a mixer at St. Mary's.

Remember now-it's one. two. kick, three chacha-cha1

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In remembrance: the Oak tree that shad­ ed many generations of soccer players was cut down for the new track.

A church squad marches past The Alamo.

The dome that is home to all cadets gets a new silver finish

A curled up sleeping kitten naps in the sunshine by the porch of the Cadet Hospital.

Horses munch on early spring sprouts across the Salt River.

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“There are people you meet, as you travel through your life, whom you never forget. And each of those special people brings to your life something dif­ ferent, something right, some­ thing you can’t seem to forget.

You may be walking down the street, or driving your car. and you hear a song on the radio, or you smell something in the wind, and it hits you. Deja Vu. Your friend returns, only to haunt your mind, and it brings a smile to your face. ’’-Anonymous Ahh' The smile shows the sweet relief of MMA Seniors Jose Cervantes and Rafael Beverido demonstrate "Hey. my triend doesn't want his picture taken." Mark Thomas defends Asher Austin.

Each other. What undefeated rifle team members believe in

The Guys of Delta My Memoirs of a Company Commander, by Jose Ortiz.

Lt. Col. Jerry Leadabrand and Lt. Col. Hub Leverett agreerelaxmg at Mismilaca is the only way to go!

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"And this is my friend. Alex." says Fran­ cisco Anas of Alejandro Yaber

Kwakou Casselle and Adrian Thomas strut their stuff to "Can't Truss This ".

"You'll make lots of friends here, exclaims new boy guide Jeremy Gutierrez to a new cadet.

Tweedie-Dee and Tweedle-Dum. Cpt Jon Eastman and Lt. Chris Piccone ask which one is which7

"I'll do anything. I promise!" James Anderson begs his captor to release him.

John Davis and Lee Merrill share their last year together

Going borefoot does have its privileges.

Javier Trujillo carries Carlos Gonzalez across the rocks

The Percussion Quintet Adam Baranski.

Eric Fowler. Evan Trump. Lee Merrill, and Adrian Thomas.

The Senior Promotion Board votes while Ricardo Salinas sleeps.

Jorge Padilla and Luis Caballero pose for the camera after final examinations

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Oscar Uribe s smile is enough lor both him and Julio Favre.

Pablo Durazo demonstrates the fine art of neck stretching on Jose Ortiz.

“U/as it grammatically correct this time?" James Anderson asks Nick Turner.

Height doesn't make a difference for the Junior School New Boy drill down during Dad's Weekend.

Junior Class President Hivels Zavala smiles to the reception ol his date. Miss Missouri. Soncee Brown.

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Amon Austin. M. P . stands guard during registration

Jose Ortiz clasps the “D" to be placed on the new barracks.

John Brickey kicks out the /ams dur­ ing the talent show.

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;4<^LC4t Dances, parades, and excur­ sions on and off campus offer the cadets a chance to play out­ side their regular activities.

Even though some of the tra­ ditional events happen year after year, the cadets themselves make each event new and more inter­ esting than the one before.

What follows may bring back memories, laughter, tears.

Remember the way it used to be. just to realize that the events remain the same as cadets play it again.

Kemper and the MMA Colonels vie for the Cold Football. MMA retained the tra dition with a score of 19-13

I One push-up per point for the MMA Cheerleaders. Total for the 1992 Foot­ ball Season: S2 push-ups.

Chris Ware. Events Editor.

The March on Mizzou by the MMA cadets'

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Francisco Arias shows Alberto Davila and his mother Alpha Barracks.

At ease: Jon Lesher makes co rreclions for the new cadets.

Dario Lopez. Bravo Company Com­ mander. patiently demonstrates the correct way to salute.

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Registering The End Of Summer Registration at MMA marks for new and returning cadets the end of summer. With the late August sun beating down, cadets returned to the familiar MMA way of life, friendly, tanned faces, and a new bar­ racks.

Once on the chain of com­ mand visitations, cadets realized they'd misplaced what they thought they would never forget.

Departing with sun-kissed locks and curls, cadets welcomed the arrival of the Corfam shoe, and as a family once again, cadets registered together the end of their summer

Junior School cadets learn the fundamen­ tals of marching behind Bravo

John Davis explains to Matt Abby and his mother the cadet ivay of life

Mrs Dianne Maguire, biology teacher, checks for the correct number on a pair of athletic shorts

“If the collar's too tight, he can't per­ form in class,” says Cpt. Michael Smith to Paul Wolfe.

James T. Kemper Jr.. accepts mem­ bership in the ISS9 Society from Col. Charles Stribling

Humberto Danache watches the christening of "The Hilton" with the rest of Delta.

"The Alamo"-the old Della Company with the yellow paint peeling, but fondly remembered.

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~7& ^7Te Since 1919, a lonely yellow building sitting on the southwest corner of campus was home to Delta Company cadets. For 72 years, these cadets established traditions and standards for their barracks.

If the original Alamo residents could have attended the dedica­ tion ceremonies Sept. 18. they would have seen the current Delta Company, still dedicated, diligent and determined.

The S1.9 million colonial brick building is complete with air con­ ditioning. library, television and recreation room. “The Hilton” is a stately addition to the stoic campus.

Cadets witness the "D" Dedication, marking the fourth MMA building in 11 years.

Col. Charles Stribling answers questions about the new barracks to a KOMU-TV reporter

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The Dedication, from the viewpoint of a cadet.

k Pledging allegiance to the United Mates and to MMA.

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Renato Rodriguez sits with his family and Mrs. Wunsch during a cold pre-Dad's Weekend soccer match.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark smile as they learn from Mrs. Roberta Sanders that son Nathan is enjoying accounting.

Maj. Joe Ableman stands with Mr. Christian Csaki as Echo Company marches to noon mess.

Bruce Root receives the Military Wreath and Star from Col. Charles Stribling during Dad's Day Review.

John Davis airs a trumpet solo while the band accompanies.

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Dads representing 25 states and 14 foreign nations witnessed athletic events, parent-teacher conferences, drill down competi­ tions. reviews and the first for­ mal ball of the year. The Devel­ opment Fund reached 25 percent of its goal, while fathers praised MMA for its academic, military and intercultural benefits.

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Grandparents of Jeremiah Jahn watch the inspection of his room as model Tracy Lord strikes a pose.

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Ma/. James Garrett discusses progress of Adam Nord, son of Dr. and Mrs. Nord

Will Andrews grins as he marches along with Alpha Company.

Dads march by Echo, the Honor Compa­ ny for the weekend.

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The Canales family, warmed by Jorge's grin.

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Charlie Company Commander Oscar Uribe leads the band past MMA Dads during Sunday Review.

winning against westran pushes the Colonels' record to 2-1.

Eric Martinson marches by with the rest of Bravo grinning, even after drilldown.

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Icy winds and four inches of snow didn't stop more than 200 MMA Alumni and guests from celebrating Homecoming '91.

Sports excitement came from a smashing I 9-1 4 victory over arch-rival Kemper, the 22nd con­ secutive win for MMA in the series.

Highlighting the 1991 Homecoming was the citation of 14 Alumni and faculty who had served in the Armed Forces dur­ ing Operation Desert Storm.

Veterans of Operation Desert Storm were cited for "outstanding achievements which reflect honor upon MMA "

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Echo Company is named best decorated of all barracks by a panel of directors' wives.

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Oscar Uribe and brother Hector Uribe.

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Alumni join in with the band at noon mess formation.

Maj. Mike Menneke. 20-year Junior School veteran, receives an award from the Alumni Association.

What a ride! Quarterback Nick Turn­ er wipes the mud from his eyes after a tumble with Kemper.

Four inches of snow and freezing temperatures do not stop the Colonels from hanging tough.

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A gold football was th^ prize and MMA vied for the 22nd straight win as the Colonels and the Yellowjackets teamed up for the 4Sth time in a row. Winning the last 2 I times gave MMA confidence, but the team had the skill and the willpower to beat Kemper 19-14.

Called one of the oldest rival­ ries west of the Mississippi, the contest began in IS94. but the actual Gold Football tradition started in 1943. With the theme. "Beat Kemper." no won­ der the current record states 389-4 to MMA's advantage.

What price, glory? Mud. sweat, and the sweet smile of victory along with a Gold Football.

It 's ours! The painted pigskin balances on top of the reviewing stand after the MMA victory.

Cadets sit on the edge of their seats as the Colonels slide past Kemper.

Carlos Peugnet plays a drum solo while other jazz band members play on a snowy Colonels Field.

My three special friends taking second place: Miguel Lebri/a. Bradley Tharp, and Jeremy Gutierrez.

“Give him a Motrin." says Oscar "Dr. Ekern" Uribe to Casey Fuller as he com­ plains of severed arm pains

The Rotten Lunch Pair. Lt. Chris Piccone and Cadet Daniel Soares with “Cool Daddy Kleinsorge. “

“Hello? Excuse Line ... May I help you?" Jeff Schweickert offers advice to the needy.

Andrew Wilbraham practices his clar­ inet solo . or is it a drum solo?

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Acts were separated by amus­ ing satires based on daily life at MMA. thus A Day at MMA.

"Los Cochondos" sing their hearts out with their audience.

"No kicking!" screams Rafael "Maj. Campbell" Beverido at the intramural basketball game.

Kwakou "the Kwik Man" Cassette: Rap­ per of the Year.

David Novoa on the piano won third place between the Quartermaster and the Diet Table.

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Faces al the Hard Rock: London

From the smallest to the tallest in two worlds at once: Ryan Ritz. Mike Tune, and Jason Young

Ma/. Roger Hill takes a new prolession while in London

“Give me the world, and I'll give you the Tower Bridge." says Mark Thomas.

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Merry old England amazed cadets, as 42 MMA students and two chaperones departed American soil Feb. 15.

Differences like driving on the opposite side of the road, fash­ ion, and architecture educated cadets with real-life experiences.

St. Paul’s Cathedral, the chang­ ing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, and viewing theatre pro­ ductions were some of the high­ lights of the annual Educational Tour.

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How London moves autos out of the way is one of the more fascinating aspects of the Ed Tour Kam Dhmgra dresses up like a duke for a medieval banquet

Forest Yule and Adam Nord offer a toast with chaperon Lt Col. and Mrs. Henry Matlosz.

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“I hope I don't mess up her hair." thinks Nick Turner as he crowns the queen ol the Tulip Ball.

Dr and Mrs. Merrill are no amateurs when it comes to cutting the rug at the Tulip Ball.

Hi Ho1 And away we go! Jeff Moe leads the Conga Line.

Finding a date who is the right height is not a problem for Jeff Moe

“How To Pin A Flower On Your Dale" by Adolfo Del Valle.

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"Hat fac&t 'facet /laetaye 'StM Four formal balls at MMA require knowledge of the Grand March formation, the Two-Step, the Electric Slide, the Cha-Cha. the Conga Line, the Jitter-Bug, the Twist, the Waltz, the Tango, and just plain boogeymg.

To some, the Dad's Day Ball, the Valentine Ball, the Tulip Ball, and the Final Ball may seem the same, but each dance is different in its own right. One is for sweethearts, another the final dance of the year. But all must agree, without the traditions they hold, the formal balls would be just another dance.

"This is making me dizzy!" Gabriel Velas­ co and Rafael Beverido turn circles on the dance floor

In brand March. Luis Seldner. Eddie Sali­ nas, Enrique Maldonado, and Willie Gon­ zalez escort their dates.

Getting cozy in the corner. Renato Rodriguez cuddles with his date.

The presidency has its advantages. Valen­ tine Queen Miss Leslie White dances with Col. Charles Stribling.

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Mrs. Duane Remling pins a carnation on her son. Roger, at the flower pin­ ning ceremony

It runs in the family James Anderson and his mother flash twin smiles at Senior Reception.

Matt Millis plays his bugle in honor of MMA Mothers Sunday morning

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"Being honored like this was a treat," one mother commented.

On Sunday, four mothers were especially surprised as they witnessed their sons’ decoration of achieving Superior Cadet-the top ranking cadet in each of their respective ROTC classes in military and academic scholar­ ship Afterwards, the Senior Reception and dress parade paid tribute to the ones loved mostour mothers.

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1992 Superior Cadets Nick Turner. ‘92.

Nathan Smith, '93. Nathan Clark. ‘9-1. and Sebastian Csaki. '95.

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Mothers are honored during Mother s Weekend Sunday Review

“I'm so proud of him." comments Nathan Smith's mother after she pins on the Superior Cadet Medal

Francisco Anas smiles as his mother adorns his dress uniform with a red car­ nation.

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Maj. Ronald Rosendahl and lab assistant Adam Baranski demonstrate the fine art of dissecting a pigeon.

Announcing the MMA Faculty for 1991-

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Don t look behind you now. sir.

You're being followed by drummer John Brickey.

"A good leader is a good follower." points out SAI Lt. Col. Robert Weeks at the Leadership Conference.

Interesting ... humorous to one, allabsorbing to another.

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Not just your ordinary instruc­ tors, MMA's Academic Depart­ ment combines 60 keen and probing minds together to pre­ sent the most current and affect­ ing concerns in the most inter­ esting manner to 310 cadets.

Keeping pace with computers, science equipment, educational field trips, and a continuing edu­ cation program for teachers allows MMA to be different from the rest.

Cadets may seem to experi­ ence Deja Vu as they see the same faces and walk the same halls day after day. but the edu­ cation they receive is creative, practical and invaluable.

They 're back! Trimester exams!

Ramon Magdaleno and Luis Matanzo demonstrate colloidal suspension with slime in Junior School science

"The door is always open." says Lt. Col Frank Meredith. Academic Dean.

“A donut and coffee before computer class encourages brain activity," claims Maj. Ray Campbell.

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Lt. Roger Mick Lt. Col. Frank Meredith Maj. Samuel Saxon

Maj. Roger Hill, Cpt. Greg Pauley, and Lt. Col. John Reddick register a steady stream of cadets during the first week of school.

"Government and economics are what make the world go round, by golly!" exclaims Maj. Kevin Shaddox.

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Maj. Robert Samples Cpt. Mark Vaughan Cpt. Richard Treadway

Lt. Col. Robert Weeks Msg. George Foxworth Ssg. Domie Ballesteros

Maj. Joe Ableman Miss Carol Bassett Mrs. Consuelo Baum

Maj. Paul Baum Mai. Raymond Campbell Maj. Walter Diehl

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First I want to give thanks to my parents for this big opportu­ nity to be here at MMA. and to all my family for motivating me to keep going. I learned a lot of things this year, especially how to be a mature person and think before doing anything.

I would like to thank a special person who was always waiting (or me. She knows who she is B. T.M. Also good luck to my best friends Lui and Aragon I really appreciate the big help that both gave me at the beginning of the year, especially Lui for all his help to me and my brother. I hope we enjoy the trip to Acapulco Don 't forget el Chale. (See ya bur I wouldn l want to be ya!)

Thanks to the Pasitas crew (Seldner. Char. Reyna. Oso) and the “F~ crew (Saldana. J L.. Roel Rdz. Martinez J G.. Caballero) Good luck to my favorite crew LA COSA NOSTRA (Aragon. Lui. Pablo. Rojo. Leonard, and Pork "Bosch"). Take care and keep in touch.

I like to give thanks to Maj Baum and Cpl Treadway. I want to Finish this giving thanks again to my parents (Que Dios los bendiga). And good luck to Pepe Charur. Mesquita. McConnell.

Danziger. Chicano. Austin A C. I hope everybody from the Class of '92 reaches their goals.

Jaime Rodriguez

Private First Class. LET Military Class Ribbon 4. Posture Bar i MU Parade Bar 4. Swimming 4. Intramural Basketball 4. PT Rib bon 4. Art Ribbon 4.

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Renato F. Rodriguez Three years have gone by in a blink of an eye ... life moves very fast Seems like it was yesterday when Maj. Samples pinned on my name tag Oh! boy it seems so close, yet so far behind.

I proved that people can change and start all over again In these three years I have accomplished more than in the past 14.

A uds PAPAS, les agradesco pot todos los sacrificios que han lenido que pasar. para mantenerme aqui. sin su apoyo nada de esto hubiera sido posible Los amo con todo el alma. GracisH! I would like to thank Ma/. and Mrs Diehl i\ho made my life so pleasant, because you cared Thank you! Maj Samples. May Twells, Cpl Treadway. Lt. Greenberg. Mr Hantelmann. I also thank you Thank you for your friendship. Squinkl. Rick. Filo. Humberto. Varo.

Gabo. Cordero. Tucan. Carlos. Maupome. Suro. Ruizesparza. Padilla.

Char. Moe. Marco. Leo To the CRUISE CREW Julio. Alex My co-captains. Pancho. Falo Sei. Nickima keep in touch. I love you guys and I'll never forget you.

Oscar. Bruno, thanks for being there and being the brothers I never had. I love you To the tennis team, good luck, keep it undeleated To Nomo. Terrazopo. Mamut. Canales. Jocaboco "CHAQUETON" Exsome. Rullan. Miguel. Pispiote Genaro. Duro. never quit. I know you guys can do it Now I have said loo much I haven t said enough Carpe Diem.

VIVA MEXICO"! GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 92 WE MADE IT GUYS!!! S 4 Rodriguez R.F.

1st Lieutenant Battalion Logistics Officer. Varsity Tennis 2.

(Capt.) 3.4 District Doubles Champion 3.4 3rd Place State Doubles 3 State Military Tennis 2.3.4 Varsity Soccer 2.3.4.

Soccer State Military Champion 2.3.4 Varsity Wrestling 3 4.

Wrestling State Military Champion 3 Battalion Wrestling Cham pion 3 Varsity Swimming 2. Soldier's Bar 3.4 Maroon Bar 3.

Honor Medal 2.3.4 English Bar 3 MU Halftime Performance 3.4. Fusileer Commendation 2,3.4 Squad Ribbon 3.4 Color Guard Commendation 2,3. M-Club Bar 2.3.4 Honor Guard 2.3.4. Wreath And Star 3 Most Valuable Tennis Player 3.4 Most Improved Soccer Player 4

Roel Gerardo Rodriguez In my three years I spent at MMA. I learned a lot of things, like how to achieve goals and how to become a better mature person.

I would like to thank my parents for this opportunity. I want to wish good luck to Saldana J L . Fukuda. Martinez J.G..

Caballero. Lopez A.. Lopez J. Salinas S. and a lot of others I don't get to mention.

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Master Sergeant. Platoon Leader LET Military Class Ribbon 2.3.4 Maroon Bar 3.4. Company Competition Ribbon 3.4 Art Ribbon 3.4 Posture Bar 2.3.4. Cross Country Company Foot ball 2. Battalion Wrestling Champion 3 Boxing 3.4 Honor Medal: Athletics 3.

Bruce Eduard Root MMA is challenges, goals, classes, tensions, pressures, and xhievements. Bruce Root was afraid, challenged, excited, then tried... gone I grew in many ways at MMA. MMA presented challenges, helped me set goals, and helped me succeed as a stu­ dent and an athlete. A very special thanks to the guidance of Lt. Col. Leverett when times were bad. and the many hours of help and advice from Mrs. Steinmetz.

Mom and Dad. I can't thank you enough for giving me the opportunity to be my best. Also thanks to Jim and Rill Currie for it their support. You arc truly great friends. Most importantly I thank the Lord for guiding me through the good and the bad Finally the best of luck and good times to Greek. Drews, Duck, kvttk. Mark T. Cookie Monster. Jeff. Tall Jeff. Ace. Nick. Charfe Peugnet. and most of all to Bosch (2-short). Aragon (Spank).

Salinas (2) I will miss all you guys. Remember, tough times don't list. tough people do.

Private. Varsity Football 2.3. (Capt) 4. All-Conference Football Team 4. Varsity Track 2.3. (Capt.) 4. All-State Military Track Team 2,3.4. Battalion Weightlifting Champion 4. M-16 Expert Marksmanship Medal 3 ROTC Academic Wreath 3. Aviation Scholarship 4. MP Ribbon 2.3. Community Service Award 3 Dramaleers 4. M-Club Bar 3.4 Small Bore Rifle Marksmanship Award 3. Soldier's Bar 2.3. PT 2.3,4. MP Commendation Rib­ bon 2. LET Military Class Ribbon 2.3.4 Fort Leonard Wood Cadet Challenge Champion 4. All-State Military Football Team 4

Chad Harrold Rudkin Life is full of games. Some are easy, some are hard MMA is a difficult game to master. Finally after 3 years I've Figured it out I Or have I? For awhile I thought my career at MMA was going to be a complete failure NOTI Surprise. Mom and Dad. I pulled it off! Whew! I'd just like you to know I love you very much and thank you for sending me here. It's been an experience I'll never forget Hi Chrislll Well Bestman. as the best fusileer. I've got to say. 'No. listen to me!" See you in Seattle and later in life. Jose. ~Si Senorl" Muchas Gracias por todo. If you had not given me a chance. I would not have been able to shine. Jeff (Hightower) Moe PC was an experience I'll not forgetl Nice Pin! Matt and Tommy. Good luck next year, have fun (hal ha!) Lastly, to Jef­ frey and Chris You guys are the best friends anybody could ever have. You have always been loyal. I love you guys. Lt. Col. Weeks. you've been like a father to me. Thank you Maj. Samples and Lt. Greenberg, you've helped me through my tough times.

Thank you Msg. Foxworth. At Easel - Enjoy Hawaiil Ssg. Balles­ teros. Seals rulel Mrs. Williams, no shots! Life after MMA. good timesl Party on. '92. I haven't changed. I just haven't gotten caught!

1st Lieutenant. Delta Platoon Leader. ROTC Commendation Rib­ bon 2.3,4. LET Military Class Ribbon 2,3,4. ROTC Summer Camp Ribbon 3. Drill Team Ribbon 3.4. Color Guard Commen­ dation 2.3 Varsity Rifle Ribbon 2.3.4. PT Ribbon 3 MU Parade Ribbon 2.3.4. Fusileers Nationals Ribbon 2,3,4. Fusileers Squad Ribbon 3,4 Fusileers Ribbon 3.4. Color Guard Ribbon 2.3 Com­ pany Competition Ribbon 2.3.4 Chapel Reader 2.3. Posture Bar 2.3.4. Small Bore Rifle (expert) 2.3.4. M-16 (expert) 4. Pistol (expert) 4. Slate Military Rilfe Champion 2.3,4. Intramural Foot­ ball 3,4 Company Marksman 2.3.4 Varsity Rifle Team 2.3.4 Varsity Track 3. PT 2.4. Gateway To The West Invitational Drill Meet 3. Presidential Classroom 4

Ignacio Ruizesparza UUUFFFI Three years at MMA sounds like 900 days of my life. I did more good things during this time than I did in my other 15 years, like studying and athletics I would need a hundred rolls of toilet paper to describe all the activities that I performed in this academy. So I think I'm going to have a good record in my future.

I want to give thanks to all the faculty members for the help that I received for my preparation to go to college, especially my ESL teachers and Mrs Steinmetz. To the staff of the military department (Ssg. Ballesteros and Msg. Foxworth), thanks for your support in boxtng I really enjoyed the seasonl I had a lot of good experiences, and I also met many people from many countries. I learned English as a second language. I learned to travel by myself and I had several trips. Those are things that I'm never going to forget, thanks to MMA. Good luck to: Aragon. Lenor, Gonzalez De C., Samoto, Beverido.

Del Valle. Berry. Nino. Durazo. Favre. Varela. Yaber. Pinasco. Moe. Velasco, Martinez L.. Cordero. Andrews. Schweickert J.B., Madri­ gal. Maldonado. Rojo. Rodnguez R.F.. Zavala. Charur.

Quiero darles mil gracias a mis papas por la oportunidad que me dieron al inscribirme a esta academia, y a mis dos heram anos Gracilia y Adrian por el apoyo quo me dieron durante mi estancia. Sin sus animos y sin sus consejos no hubiera logrado estos tres anos.

"Al fin liege a la meta." graduacionl Lost quiere mucho. Ignacio.

Sergeant LET Military Class Ribbon 2.3.4 Posture Bar 2.3.4 Art Ribbon 3. Evensong 4. Glee Club 4 Ambassadors Ribbon 3.

Company Competition 2,3.4 MU Parade 2.3.4 Honor Medal

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Jorge Saldana Pnmero quiero darie gracias a Dios y a mis Padres por haberme apoyado en cualquier lugar y a cualquier hora. y decides que he logrado mis metas de este ano y que sabre responder por siempre a eUos y que k>s quiero mucho a eDos y J loda mi familia. Gracias.

I want to thank my three roommates They know who they are. and also my squad leader and my platoon k'ader and platoon sergeant and Victoria crew. too.

To “Los Cachondos' I wish you a very good senior year I don't mention all my fnends because I would never finish. But every single friend that I made here I will remember them lorever. and you know who they are Thanks to Cpt Treadway. Ssg Ballesteros and Msg. Foxworth »ho taught me a lot of things. Thanks to God. thanks everybody who lows me. thanks to my parents and my sisters.

Gracias papa por ser el me/or padre que pode haber tenido Gracias mama por ser la mejor mama que Dios me ha dada. Gracias hermanas por ser como son Jorge Saldana T. EL OSO.

Private First Class. LET Military Class Ribbon 4 Maroon Bar 4. Pos­ ture Bar 4 Intramural Football 4. MU Parade Ribbon 4 Company Competition Ribbon 4. First Place In Talent Show With “Los Caches dos'.

Jose Luis Saldana My three years al MMA have been a great experience People say that we are losing the best years of our lives in this school, but it h ill be to our benefit in the future I want to thank my parents for their support they gave me in these three past years.

I like to wish good luck to Roelio. Matute. Clavilloso. Mini­ man. Chino. Caballero. Parasito. Ro/o. Gallego. Pena P and E .

Suro. Diez Pineyro. Seldner. Prangana. Rata, and everybody from Laredo.

Also good luck to the Class of 19931

Staff Sergeant Maroon Bar 1. 2. 3. 4 LET Military Class Rib bon I. 2. 3. 4 Posture Bar I. 2. 3 Fusileer Nationals 3. 4 Track 3. 4. Cross Country 4 Boning 2. Rille (sharpshooter) 4 MU Parade Ribbon 4

Ricardo Alonso Salinas “Time has passed for the class of '92 and those times we passed are to be remembered for the rest of our lives, including those friends that have been through my high school years and I will never forget. " I will always remember Turner (Nico). Anderson (Nino). Rena­ to (Reny). Ortiz (Boucher). Yaber (Ganzo). Del Valle (Chaparro).

Saldana (Osito) (Patias). Salinas (M Carnal) (Rojo). Gonzalez (Polio) (Leonard) (Spiddy). Csaki. Flores M.. Garfias (Abuelo).

Uribe (Bibe). Lopez J. (Mini-man). Andrews (Fat). Wolf B. (Coy­ ote). Schweickert (Jimmy) (Cunado). Robertson (neighbor). Hack­ ett (Private). Lopez A (Chino). Gonzalez de Castilla (Cookie Mon­ ster). Sada-Paz (Regiomontano). Danache (El “How you been").

Cervantes (Tucan). Cordero (Georgy). Aragon (Borja). Autrique (vieja). Cedillo (Cunado). Austin A. S. (Pato Lucas). Hugo Audiffred. Clark. Minguillo y Canseco (Los Camotes). And others I forgot to mention.

Maj. Mounger. thanks for your counseling and motivation.

Msg. Foxworth and Ssg. Ballesteros, see you later. Lt. Col. Weeks. Maj. Samples. Col. Kelly. Maj. Fedora, thank you for your attention.

Good luck to the next battalion staff. McConnell, hang in there. I want to say thanks to my parents for everything. I love you both.

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Captain Battalion Operations and Training Officer. Delta Phi 3.

4. Academic Fourragere 2. 3. 4 Maroon Bar 2. 3. 4 Posture Bar 2. 3. 4. Soldier's Bar 2. 3. 4. Glee Club Ribbon 3. Ambas­ sadors Ribbon 3. LET Military Class Ribbon I. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 3. (Capt) 4. Swimming 3. 4. Best Groomed First-Year Cadet 2. Summer Camp 2. Rifle (sharpshooter) 2. 3. Presidential Classroom 4. Academic Wreath 2. Color Guard 2. 3. Commen­ dation Ribbon 3. 4. Honor Guard 2. Chapel Reader 3. 4. Cadet Council 4. Highest Scholastic Junior Plaque 3. M-Club Bar 3. 4 Track 3. Foreign Language Bar 4

Miguel Segundo Salinas I

fit* Five years have passed; five summers, lA/ith with Fka* the k»ncitk length rtf of fsx/a» Five long enters! And again I hear Taps for one more lime, (or one last time.

Alter countless days I finally leave MMA. I'll never forget the good jrJ bad limes. I learned a lol about myself and how to finish some-

thng once I started. I never thought that I was going to make it '

through. especially my senior year, but somehow I did.

I made a bl of friends whom I will never lorget because without

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Lt Col Leverett (thank you sir). Lt Col. Weeks. Mrs Erdei (especially thank you). Ma/. Fedora Cpl Smith Cpt. Flynn, and all the rest of

/ guess I never would have finished here /want to thank Lt Col Leadabrand for his support (thank you sir).

A •**,***** Private. C/vl^i^r'e Soldier's Qir Bar 2 3. d 4. kMaroon Bar I 1. 1 2. J 3. f4.DT PT I I. 12. J 3.

4 Art Bar 3 Private Music 1. 2. Company Competition 1. 2. 3r 4 MU Parade Ribbon 1.2.3. Posture Bar 2. 3. Varsity Football 3. 4 Company Football I 2. Intramural Soccer I. 2 English Bar I. LET Military Class Ribbon I. 2. 3. 4 Weightlilting 3 Honor Medals Athletics. Military. Fusileers I. 2. Color Guard I Chapel Reader I. 2 Military Wreath 3 Most Improved Early Morning Workout Award 3.

the faculty members who supported me.

Good luck to Borja. Bill Asher. Pablo. Louie. Alex. Jase. Maestro.

Matt. Julio. Humberto. Danny Nicho. Ratita. Rata Polio. Mario.

Robo. Esclavo. Negro Leonard. Virgilio. Ron Chapman. Jaime.

Ramiro. and Bruce. Good luck to the Mafia and I hope I see you guys

m the future I especially thank my parents for giving me an opportunity to get a good education and a respectable life. Thank you Amelia (or supportmg me when I needed it I love you all Farewell, my best friends We are put another never ending story Graciasa mi Padre y Madre por darme la oportumdad de seguir ade

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Seiichiro Samoto Special thanks to my parents. Thanks and good luck to Rena­ to Rodrigue:. Ignacio Ruizesparza. Gabriel Velasco. Pedro Car­ reras. Pablo Durazo. Virgiho Garza. Leonardo Gonzalez. Hum­ berto Danache. Jell Moe. Ale/andro Yaber. Rodrigo Madrigal.

David Hodge. Carlos Moreno, and all the other friends, tool!

Private. Cross Country -I. Wrestling 2. 3. 4

Jeffrey Bryan Schweickert “Who knows?" 20 years from now, you'll turn on your TV and see me save the President's life, or you'll pull into a gas station and find me washing your windshield while I Fill

your car up with gas. At any rate, you'll say. "Hey. that's Jeff!" And you'll think back on the year of 1992

Well guys, what can I say? "It's been fun?" "NOT!" As if I'd end my year with that statement. Actually, it's been a

challenge One that really paid off, I might add. MMA is a place that really taught me not to underestimate myself, and to “Seize the Day." Guys. I'll tell you something. You only get one chance in life. Make the most of it. It took me five years to learn .. but I did. Thank you Mom and Dad. I love

you both very much. Thanks for all your support. Maj. Sam­

First Lieutenant Delta Company Third Platoon Leader Fusileers 1. 2. 3. 4 Gateway To The West Invitational Drill Meet I. 2. 3.

4. National Invitational Dnll Meet I. 3. 4. Governor's Trophy I Rifle Team 1. 2. 3. 4 Rifle (expert) I. 2. 3. 4 Pistol (expert) 4 State Military Rifle 2. 3. 4 ROTC Rifle Ribbon 2. 3. 4. Compa­ ny Marksman 2. 4. Battalion Marksman 3 McClure Trophy (or Most Improved Shooter 3. Color Guard I. 2. 3 Color Guard Commendation I. 2. 3 State Color Guard I. 2. Honor Guard I. 2. 3. 4. MP 3 St. Louis / MU Halftime Show 1. 2. 3 4 Inau­ gural Parade I Golf 1. 3. Dramateers 3. 4 Drama Plaque For Most Versatile Actor 4 Fine Arts Ribbon 4. W. Wallace Fry Semi-Finalist 4. Soldier's Bar 4 Ambassadors Ribbon 4. Compa­ ny Competition 2. 3. 4 Honor Company 3. 4. Maroon Bar 1.4 Cadet Reader I. 2. 3. LET Military Class Ribbon 1. 2. 3. 4

ples. and Lt. Col. Weeks.

"Hey Chad, see ya at Mt. Rainier!" (Nice stamp). Jeff (Nice life). Chris (Good Times). Keebler. Bor/a. Ganzo. Bill,

and Lee. best of luck. It's been fun. Look out. Pumpkin-

head! "Game on." 'drews. Chad. Jose "Papieo." Marko.

Casey. Doug "Chauvez." "Donald" Chapman, and Danny "Lang." see you this summer! "De/a Vul" Maybe next year Ricardo. Christian. "Is the weightroom open?"

For all those guys who claim that they're definitely not coming back next year."Shhyeaah. Riiight!"

Best of luck next year to "575" Tommy. Evan. Chongo.

Chino. Jim and Brett. Emilio. "Que pedo cunado. " Hasta la vista. "No Problemo!" DAN!

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Luis Felipe Seldner Two years at MMA have made me gain knowledge of things I never realized before, such as the meaning of friendship and what being away from my loved ones means.

There are two very valuable people in my life, and I owe everything to them. That's my Mother and my Father These two years have made me see a lot of things that I couldn't see before. One of those things is how great and valuable my parents are. These years weren't easy for me. but thanks to the help of my parents and my friends I did it. I would like to give special thanks to my parents for all the sacrifices and support that I have received from them. Thank you. I won't let you down.

To all my friends I would like to wish very good luck in whatever they do. I will always remember you in my heart Suro. Beverido.

Renato. Cervantes. Char. Oso. Favre. Yaber. Unbe. Velasco. Danache.

Cordero. Gonzalez L. E . Rodriguez J. A . Gonzalez L.. Aragon.

Maupome. Maldonado. Reyna. Gastelum. Mardones. Contreras broth­ ers. Padilla J M.. Trevino R . Lagarda. Pena E.. Terrazas. Granados.

Mesquita. McConnell. Matute Virgilio. Rivera. Zucco. Ortiz. Rullan.

Miravele. Lt Col. Leverett. Lt Col. Leadabrand. Cpt Treadway. Ssg. Ballesteros. Bellot. and Ferrando.

And remember guys, when you have a goal in life and you don't achieve it. lift up your head and work for another goal I will never forget all the good moments I spent at MMA Mom and Dad. I love you.

Staff Sergeant. Varsity Tennis 3. 4. PT 3. 4. Varsity Football 4 MP 3. Cadet Council 4. Maroon Bar 3. Honor Guard Bar 3. MU Parade Bar 4. MClub Bar 4. Posture Bar 3. 4. Marksmanship Medal 3. 4. LET Military Class Ribbon I. 2. 3. Soldier's Bar 4.

Commendation Ribbon 3. Company Competition 3. Varsity Honor Medal 3. 4. ROTC Commendation Bar 3. Battalion Weightlifting Medal 3. Battalion Tennis Medal 3.

Mario Alberto Suro Goals being achieved, challenges everyday, and the beginning of a new life It has been a great experience as well as another successful stage of my life, where I developed skills that will help me in my life.

I'll never forget what I've learned at MMA. especially the meaning of a friend: how much they mean to our lives and how important it is to keep in touch. Good luck to all my friends, you know who you are and how much you all mean to me. I will keep you all in my heart for­ ever.

Sonorians. Third floor thanks for sharing with me such wonderful moments You are the best I'll miss you.

Good luck to all seniors Hope to see you soon.

I want to thank all the faculty for their attention and support Mrs. Blue. Mrs. Barker. I'll miss you.

Finalmente quiero agradecer a toda mi familia por su apoyo Mami.

Papi. estoy agullasisimo de tenerlas a mt lado. Son los mejores padres del mundo Les estoy muy agradecido por los sacrificios y atenciones que han tenido por mi. al igual que la oportunidad que me brindaron.

Gracias.

Lo unico que viene a mi mente es que los quiero y admiro con todo mi carazon Suritos. aprovecten los porque valen oro Ojala y puedan seguir mi camino Los quiero As I go home. I take with me great memories in my heart, leaving my appreciation and admiration for MMA. God bless you all Good Luck Echo, you're number one. Nothing left but "VIVA MEXICO!"

Captain. Echo Company Commander. LET Military Class Ribbon 1.2. 3. 4. MU Parade Ribbon 4. Maroon Bar 2. 3. 4. Company Competition Bar 2. 3. 4. Ambassadors Ribbon 4. Art Ribbon 4 Chapel Reader 4. Posture Bar 2, 3. Soldier's Bar 3. 4 Military Wreath 3. 4 MClub Bar 3. 4 Varsity Basketball 2. 3. (Capt.)

4. All-State Military Basketball 3. 4. Varsity Soccer 2, 3. 4. All­ State Military Soccer 4. Varsity Baseball 3. 4. All-State Military Baseball 3 Lifesaving 2 Neatest Room Award 2. Most Dedicat­ ed Athlete Award 3. Sons Of The American Revolution Award 3

Mark Christopher Thomas I guess I should start this by thanking my parents. Mom. Dad. I hate to think where I'd be if all this never happened. Bless me with continual success. Thank you so much. To my friend: Kent, thanks for getting me where I am. Remember what “Jan" said I owe you a LeBaronl Lang, your outlook on life is strange but I'm behind your every decision (your backup). I don't think we could've done anything else this year. Remember London and all the good times we were a part of. See you at 601. Be cool and don't get cashed. Chavy. stay golden my manl You can scam one more year. Someone's got to Till my shoes and I taught you well. Gates Freedom Beeler! Casey, hey heyl Stay in touch and call if you're ever around “Gailsville." Trey, you know I'm hard hittin' always bettin' cool as .. you! Leo. CTMI Polo.

Cristy. and Marines. Mike. Passa Rassa with Juarezl Victor. Cen­ tralia will always love you. Ron. see you at the Firehouse concert.

To anyone who crossed this cat's path. I'll get you I And finally, my fab four: Tina. Yvette. Matt, and Howie, you guys are the best. I wish I could've spent with you what are supposed to be the best years of my life, but I'm at fault so let's just catch up: I love you guys. One more thing, whoever started “Seniors Rule" must have been a loser! The pig is led to the slaughter.

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Staff Sergeant Maroon Bar 4. LET Military Class Ribbon I, 2.

3. 4 MU Parade Ribbon 1,2, 3. 4. Company Competition I. 4 Journalism Ribbon 4. Guidon 3. 4. Glee Club I, 2. 3. Varsity Soccer 3. State Military Soccer 3. Sharpshooter Medal I Expert Medal. Taps 4. Eagle 4. Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Assis­

tant Battalion Announcer 4. Evensong I. 2. 3. Pop Concert I. 2. 3. Drama Ribbon I. Class Editor Pin 4. Quill and Scroll 4.

Victor Daniel Trevino I dedicate my last words to my little brother and whoever can relate to what I'm about to say about my two years here at AWM Discipline is the hardest teacher to learn from, especially when it has Maj. Samples as the commandant Finally in my few remaining days left here at MMA. I realize that experience has been my teacher and through MMA I have matured into manhoed I want the Morenos. Rafo. Manzana. all those guys to know that you can beat the system some of the time, but you can't beat it all of the time.

And to all the seniors. I have this to say: See you later MMA. \iell meet again. Take care Lui. Lui. Jolly Bosch. Mark. Casey.

Trey. Lang. Ron. I'll love and always remember Tasha Clark.

Private. Delta Phi 4. Guidon 3. 4. UZ. Wallace Fry Finalist 4. Ambas­ sadors Ribbon 4. Maroon Bar 3. LET Military Class Ribbon 3. 4.

Chapel Worker 3. Military Wreath 4 Cadet Challenge Medal 3 MClub Bar 3. 4. All-Conference Football 3. 4. AllSlate Military Bas­ ketball 3. All-State Military Baseball 3. Glee Club 4. Rifle (marksman) 3 Posture Bar 3 MU Parade Ribbon 4. Academic Fourragere 3. 4 Varsity Football 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Varsity Baseball 3. 4.

Nicholas Lawrence Turner 'In the long run men hit only what they aim at." — Henry David Thoreau.

To all my confidants and mentors: I hope that the time you spent, or wilt continue to spend, is as enjoyable as my five years. The things that I hate learned and friendships that have been made, broken, and made again, will be with me for the rest of my life The sad. bad. and good times are all a part of the MMA experience, and I have loved them all My mentors in green It is unfair for me to be specific. Without you. you know who you are. I never would have made it .. Thanks “Mishermonos" You know me belter than I know myself UZe have spent many years together building a strong foundation. Now we will begin on the framework MMA is nothing without the friendships.

Franky. Rem. Jimmy. Ricky. Casey. Danny, Jeffy. Stevey. Johnny.

Ducky. Marky. Milly. Vicky. Chrisy. Mario. Oscar. Julio. Rafael. Adol­ fo. Slurp, and Yaabbuurrrrr. Thank you for all the great memories. You mean a lol to me.

To the Class of '92. be smart.

The beginning to end. the end to start.

Fresh young minds, the future will tell; Use what you have learned and use it well.

The bond that was built, will last forever: From now until then, through any endeavor Money is one thing, and power's another: For the rest of my life, you are my brother .

Major. Battalion Commander. Varsity Football I. 2. 3. (Capt) 4.

Varsity WrestTing 1.2.3. (Capt.) 4. Varsity Baseball 1.2. Varsity Track 3. (Capt) 4 Freshman Class Vice-President I Class Presi­ dents 2. 3. 4. M-Club Bar I. 2. 3. 4 Cadet Council 2, 3. 4. Band I, 2. 3. 4 Drum and Bugle Corps I. 2. 3. Chapel Worker 2. 3 MP I Military Wreath 2. 4 Soldier's Bar 2, 3. 4. MacArthur Award 4 Maroon Bar 4. Academic Fourragere 4 Pistol (expert) 4. Senator Bond Award 3. Summer Camp I. 2 White Essay Contest Winner 4.

State Wrestling 3. Vespers Reader 4. Posture Bar 2. 3. 4 All Con­ ference Football 4. MU Parade Ribbon I. 2. 3. 4 LET MiTitary Class Ribbon I. 2. 3. 4. State Military Champion I. 2. 3. 4. Gubernatori­ al Inaugural Parade I Evensong Reader 4. Investment Club 4 Jazz Band I. 2. 3. 4. Christmas Ensemble I. 2. 3. 4 Optimist Club Guest Speaker 4

Oscar Uribe This is the way I sec it. If you succeed at MMA. you will suc­ ceed in life. This school has not only taught me how to be a bet­ ter person, but it has taught me how to be a leader. There are no words to express my gratitude to MMA Thank you, Mom and Dad. for giving me this opportunity Hector, the only thing I regret is missing (our years of my life without you. I love you. brother.

I have accomplished a lot of things at MMA. but without my friends I could not have done it. Miguel. Emilio, good luck next year. Renato. Ortiz. Leo........ Falo. Favre. Cervantes. Velasco.

Maupome, Bernardo. Yaber, Cordero, Suro. Aragon. Del Valle.

Peugnet. Thomas M.. Nino. Salinas. Nico. Marco. Rojo. Wunsch.

Captain Charlie Company Commander. M-Club Bar 2.3.4 State Military Swimming Champion 2. 3. 4. Best Swimmer Award 3. Swimming 2. (Capt.) 3. 4 Battalion Swimming Cham­ pion 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 2. 3 (Capt.) 4 Golf 2. 3. (Capt) 4.

Physical Fitness Award 3 Cadet Challenge Champion 2. Class Vice-President 3. 4 Soldier's Bar 2. 3. 4 Posture Bar 2. 3. 4 Commendation Bar 2. 3. 4. Color Guard Bar 2. 3. Maroon Bar 3. 4. Fusileers 2. 3. 4. LET Military Class Ribbon I. 2. 3. 4.

Academic Wreath 3. Company Competition Bar 4. Band Ribbon 4 Jazz Band 4. MU Parade Bar 3. Pistol (expert) 4. Battalion Swimming 3. Ambassadors Ribbon 3. Best 125 Pound Athlete 2.

Oliver. Padilla.

And to all the Class of '92 and to all the swimmers. I love you guys. Thank you for all the good times. Thank you. Coach Rosendahl. for your support. Thank you. Cpt. Treadway, you are an excellent leader and I respect you. Maj. Reynard. Maj. Camp­ bell. Ms. Stames. Mrs Williams. Mrs. Sanders, thank you These four years at MMA have been the best. The only thing I can say is that I love you MMA and you will always be on my mind. Class of '92. the last of the best. “Charlie." remember that you can do it. guys. You are the Band You are the best. I love you all. And for me it is the end. “Viva Mexico."

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David Ricardo Varela Mama muchas gracias per darme esta oportumdad tan grande que me diste que nunca Io oMdare, y gracias papacaloch por tu apoyo tan grande, eh aqui mis verdaderos padres, mi madre que siemprv tuve y la quiero. y mi padre que nunca tuve y mi hermano Carlos por darme todo su apoyo nunca te dejare abajo hermano!

Delta has been my home for three years “Don Juan ' Humberto Danache and Mr Gabo Ve-el-asco. the best roomies I had. Don Juan, we need to do business-see you in TEC. and to the best slop­ py I haw ever known. I'll visit you really. I want my room change!

Well, the year is Finally over and I broke my leg. Guys-Have a won­

Staff Sergeant. Horseback Riding 4 Physical Training 4. Botr/ 4. Buckaroo Award 4.

derful life.

Geronimo Solis. I wish you the best and to Vivt, I'll miss you.

Dude Falo Beverido. Oscar Uribe. Renato, and Titere Yaber. Chilangos. I wish you the best and to Pito del Baile. Ruizesparzation.

Rop. Sapo. Carlon. Virgilio. Danny. Pancho. Lopez. A . Cordero.

Borja. Mardones. Padilla. JM. Suro. Seldner. Toron/a. Rogelio.

Nino. Ortiz and Saldana. J. L Primo and Paco: Good Luck next year, and Alan. We are Finally out!

The best to Lt. Greenberg: Good Luck, sir! And to the Sergeants. Msg. Foxworth and Ssg. Ballesteros, remember Bambi Thanks to: Lt. Col Matlosz. Maj. Mounger. Cpt. Flynn and Maj. Baum.

Hernan Rodrigo Vasquez Private.

(jabriel Velasco In the three years I have spent at MMA I learned a lot of things, and I am very grateful Through these years I met a lot of people, and I made a lot of friends. With them I learned a lot of things, but the most important thing that I learned here is to “Never give up." No matter what you do or which problems you have, never give up. I want to thank my whole family for their support that they have given me through these years. I know that without your support I wouldn't have accomplished many things Thanks for letting this happen. I love you guys. I want to give special thanks to my father who gave me this great opportu­ nity. I also want to thank all the faculty members who have helped me out. Mrs. Steinmetz and Cpt Smith and especially Maj. Samples. Col. Kelly, and Lt. Greenberg for their help, for all my friends especially to Falo. Humberto Violento. Gorila, Reny.

Yabeerr. Oscar. Nino. Sapo. Filo, Cordero. Cervantes, Luis. Panchito. Maupome. Suro. Batoo. Ruizesparza. and to all that I for­ got to name. You know you're my friends. Congratulations to the Class of 199J for this great year. I wish the best of luck for Genaro, Duro. Terrazopo. Garza V.. Moreno L. & E.. Chino.

Jacoboco. Trevi. Tabo. Mike. Emilio. Lagarda. Bernardo. Belsasso. Ifergan. Charur. and Martinez L. To all tumors, have a great year.

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2nd Lieutenant Platoon Leader. LET Military Class Ribbon 2. 3. J Honor Guard 3. MU Parade Ribbon 4. M-Club Bar 3. 4. Fusiktr Ribbon 3. Honor Platoon Ribbon 3. Company Competition Ribbr 2. 3. 4 English Bar 2 Posture Bar 2. 3. 4. Art Ribbon 4 Varsfi Football 2. 3. 4. State Military Football Medal 4. All-Confertnr Football Medal 4. Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4 All-Star BasLeth* Medal 3. 4. Varsity Baseball 2. 3. (Capl) 4 State Military Base­ ball Medal 3 MVP Baseball Plaque 3. State Military Basrbit Medal 2. 4. Rifle (marksman) 3. Pistol (expert) 4.

Christopher Lee Ware In my years at MMA I've had a collection of good times as efl as bad. Through these times. I have learned two very imporint lessons: never look back on the past, and never let your misikes hold you down. Just cut the ropes that bind you. and keep

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I would like to thank my Mom and grandparents for making ‘tis come true. It has been an experience. I must say.

I would also like to thank Lt. Col. and Mrs. Piper and Col nd Mrs. Kelly for being there for me. Lt. Col. Meredith. Rev. rump, and Cpt. Treadway — thanks for all the breaks.

I wish the best of luck to the Class of '92. Nino (OH-). Panho (the best roomy that will happen). John (to the Batmobile •ood luck amigo). Steve (want this one SB 91), Jeff (see you in he real world good buddy). Mark, yea whatever. Nick. Bev. ?rews. Jose. Casey. Asher. Leonard. Lee. and Rojo, hope to see ou guys in time. Good luck next year Marc. Doug, and Donald, isa. a million hugs and kisses go to you for helping me through hese troubled times. And Finally my main man Chad, it's the end >f the world as we know it. no way we're out of here, bonus.

Well. I thought this time would never come, but also I wish it louldn't. Also remember to be aware of the uncovered manhole, 'arpe Diem. Hasta.

Sergeant. LET Military Class Ribbon 3. 4. Color/Honor Guard 3, 4.

MU Parade Ribbon 3. 4. Maroon Bar 3. Color Guard Ribbon 3. 4.

Cadet Council 4. Company Competition 3. 4. Ambassadors Ribbon 3. Journalism Ribbon 4. Evensong Ribbon 3. 4. Varsity Tennis 3.

Rifle (marksman) 3. 4. At Ease 3. Intramural Basketball 3. 4. State Military Tennis Medal 3. Taps 4. Eagle 4. Posture Bar 3. Honor Medals: Military. Barracks. Athletics. Vespers Reader 3. 4. Chapel Worker 3. 4.

Andrew James Wilbraham These last two years have probably been the hardest two ,ears of my life. But through all the hard times and the easy ’imes I do not regret a moment The things we learned here will nay with us forever.

To Rick. Jeff. Sam. and Chris, have you had enough of the ’townies" yet? Matt, you've been a great roommate. Evan, lason. and Nathan, good luck next year. To Maj. Samples and Uaj. Reynard, thank you for keeping me in line. Thank you to Ha/. Diehl and Lt Col. Matlosz for helping me with my probems To Maj. Ableman and Lt. Col. Leadabrand. thanks for the riighs. To Maj. Mounger. "It's theme, not plot I" And last, but wt least, to all of you who have gotten into trouble and have bst something off your sleeves, remember. “It don't mean noth-

Corporal. Section Leader. Commendation Ribbon 4. LET Military Class Ribbon 3. 4. PT Bar 4 Summer Camp Bar 4. Company Competition 4. MU Parade Ribbon 4 Fine Arts Ribbon 4. Pos­ ture Bar 3. 4 Band Ribbon 3. 4. Chapel Reader 4. Evensong Bar 4 District Solo 3. 4. District Ensemble 4 Rifle (expert) 4. Small Bore Rifle (marksman) 3. David Peak Award 3

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Brian Scot Wolf As they say. everyone has a home. For the past six years 1,395 days total) of my life. MMA has been my home! MMA as taught me many things about myself and other things that I -.ill never forget in my whole life. But. most of all. I have made ?any friends throughout my six years attending MMA The ■sends that I have made I will never forget ...not any of you!

I would like to give a special thanks to my parents for everyring that they have done for me. They gave me the courage to ime here, and I know that it will pay off down the road. Thanks i.v staying by my side through all the hard times. I love you!I | I would also like to thank my aunt, uncle, grandma, and |:-andpa for all the support they have given me. Thank youl Love

Ui Thanks to Mrs. Sanders. Mrs. Hobbs. Cpt. Flynn. Lt. Col. •adabrand. Maj. Twells, Maj. Shaddox. Cpt. Treadway. Mrs. aHey. Mrs. Stumpe. and a special thanks to Maj. Saxon. Mrs. ieinmetz. and Mrs. Nation. Thank you for everything that you ne donell Good luck to Trump. Polio. Puggy. Rick. Root. Merrill, and to !e rest of you. best of luck!

Sada-Paz. well I hate to have to say goodbye to you! You we been like a little brother to mel I am going to miss you!

•ftp in touch! Don't forget mel To the Class of '92 ... Veni. Vidi. ViciI Signing Off. EL COY!TE

J nd Lieutenant. Track I. 2. (Capt.) 3. 4. All-State Military Track I. 2. 3. 4. Battalion Track 1.2.3. 4. Varsity Soccer I. 2. 3. 4.

State Military Soccer Medal I. 2. 3. J. V. Wrestling 3. J. V. Bas­ ketball 2. 4. Company Basketball I M-Club Bar I. 2. 3. 4. LET Military Class Ribbon 1.2. 3. 4. Posture Bar I. 2. 3. 4. Color Guard Ribbon I. 2. 3. MP Ribbon I. Maroon Bar I. 2. 3. 4.

Ambassadors Ribbon I. 2. 3. 4. MU Halftime Show I. 2. 3. 4.

Glee Club 1.2.3. 4. Evensong 1.2. 3. 4 Honor Guard 2. 3.

Summer Camp Medal 1.2. 3. PT 1.2. 3. 4. Cadet Reader I. 2.

3. 4. ROTC Commendation Medal 2. 3. Cheerleader I. 4. Com­ pany Competition I. 2. 3. 4. Rifle (marksman) 1.2.3. Pops Concert I. 2. 3. 4. Honor Medals: Military. Glee Club. Bar­ racks. Athletics. Discipline. Gubernatorial Inaugural Parade 2.

Kelce Track Trophy 4. Cpt. Jack Carr Honor Roll For Track 4.

Dick Noonan '50 Plaque For Field Events 4.

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Alejandro Yaber When I came to MMA. I didn't know what it was going to be like. Then I realized that it was not that hard, and I set up sever­ al goals, and most of them were accomplished. So I learned that no matter how hard a task may be. you can always accomplish it with a lot of work and you should never give up. no matter what In these three years of my life. I learned a lot of things, and I think that MMA helped me to be more responsible, to mature, and to be motivated all the lime in order to obtain something proposed, and always with the support of my friends, and faculty members like Maj. Twells. Maj. Fedora. Lt. Greenberg. Lt. Col. Matlosz. Cpt. Treadway. Mrs Sanders, and Mrs Erdei.

I want to give thanks to my father who wanted to give me a good education, supported me one hundred percent, and moti­ vated me whenever I had problems; and also to my mother and sisters. Thank you. I love you all I want to wish good luck in the future to Ortiz. Bev. Pancho, Sapo. Reni. Gavo. Humberto. Nino, Nick. Ro/o. Cordero. Fito.

Uribe. Miniman. Chavelo. Loco. Ruiz. Terrazas. Gustav. Mamut.

Tomas. Caralio. Cacahuate. Marcelo. Esclavo. Miravete. Rullan.

Abuelo, Berry. Smith. Freshman. Samoto, Pochos. and Durazo. I thank them for all their friendship throughout high school, espe­ cially during my senior year Delta, the honor company, keep on being number one!

1st Lieutenant Battalion Intelligence Officer. LET Military Class Ribbon 2. 3, 4. Commendation Ribbon 2. MU Parade Ribbon 3 Aca­ demic Fourragere 3, 4. Maroon Bar 2.3.4. M-Club Bar 3, 4. MP Ribbon 3 Color Guard Ribbon 2. Company Competition Ribbon 2.

3. 4. Foreign Language Ribbon 4. Ambassadors Ribbon 3. 4. Art Ribbon 3. 4. Vespers Reader 3. Posture Bar 2. 3. 4. PT 2. 4 Track 3 Varsity Soccer 3. 4. Wrestling 2. 3. 4 State Military Wrestling Medal 3. 4. Battalion Wrestling Medal 2. 3. 4 Battalion Track Medal 3 Honor Medals: Military. Barracks. Scholarship. Athletics.

Rifle (marksman) 3. Soldier's Bar 2. 3. 4 First Order Private McDonough Trophy For Best 120 Pound Athlete

Hugo Alberto Audiffred During this year I had the opportunity to leam many things and to be involved in different Fields such as education, sports, and military. I think it was a good decision coming to MMA because here I could reach my goals Therefore I want to give thanks to my parents who gave me the opportunity to be here.

Como posgraduado tuve la oportunidad de reaFirmar y ampliar mis conocimientos en el ambito educativo: asi como el adquinr una serie de conocimientos y habitos en Io que respecta al ambito deportivo y militar. Considero que estos son factores esenciales para mi futuro. por Io cual doy gracias a mis padres quienes me dieron la oportunidad de estar aqui.

Private First Class. Post-Graduate. Maroon Bar 4 Foreign Lan­ guage Ribbon 4 Posture Bar 4. Soldier's Bar 4.

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The Seniors go marching one by one, hurrah, hurrah ...

Officers Jose Ortiz, Nick Turner, and Oscar Uribe enjoy each other's company at the Senior Reception.

Florida-bound! Bill Bosch and Borja Aragon pair up for the land of the gators.

Ricardo Salinas pauses between pages on a warm spring afternoon.

The nine ball in the side pocket ...

Chad Rudkin is Delta's Fast Eddie.

How Renato Rodriguez gets nourish­ ment for his tennis matches.

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David Fairbanks shows how easy it is to use the library

Cpt. Michael Smith lectures to his Junior English class about the importance of being earnest

Amon Austin. Classes Editor.

Guess what Jayson Danzigcr is doing, and win a valuable prize!

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MMA's own version of NASA as final adiustments are made before count down to the rocket by May Mike Menneke.

What used to be typing is now keyboard­ ing in the new computer lab in Mrs. Roberta Sanders' classroom.

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HEADQUARTERS CORPS OF CADETS MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Mexico, Missouri 12 May 1992

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Upon the recommendation of the Promotion Board, the following appointments are hereby authorized in the Corps of Cadets. All previous appointments are hereby rescinded:

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Secretary: Emilio Ramirez. Treasurer Lt. Col. Henry Matlosz, sponsor.

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M.M.A. 1 Espousing music, sweet words, and the under­ standing of human existence. Adrian Thomas phi­ losophizes on front campus.

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Kwakou Cassette Phillip Chapman Ronald Chapman Jose Charur

Francisco Creo Jayson Danziger Richard Dehlinger Rafael Diez Pineyro

Pablo Durazo Juan Fernandez Oscar Fukuda Alonso Garfias

Virgilio Garza Alejandro Gastelum Gustavo Granados George Harb

Elliott Jones Benjamin Lagarda Douglas Lower Rodrigo Madrigal

Enrique Maldonado Julian Martin-Johnston Jorge Martinez Luis Martinez

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Carlos Moreno Enrique Moreno Luis Moreno Andres Mounetou

James Ostermueller Miguel Padilla Enrique Pena Mark Phillips

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“I didn't understand a word he said. I should've studied Russian," claims Bo Spears.

"See my friend here?" asks Pablo Durazo. "He sleeps standing up." Jacobo Miravete Exsome catches some z-z-z’s.

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Sophomore Class Officers: Samuel Blair, Pres.; Marco Scherer. Vice Pres. ; Jason Bryant. Secretary; Daniel Beach. Treasurer; Lt. Todd Greenberg, sponsor.

Brian Brooks Maurice Bruenger Jason Bryant Bret Burgess

Guillermo Cedillo Nathan Clark Pablo Contreras Alberto Davila

Fernando Del Bosque Brian Elder Carlos Ferrando Carlos Flores

Brant Gamer Juan Carlos Gastelum Matthew Gaudio Jeffrey Gerke

Matthew Giacomini Antonio Gilio Demetrio Gonzalez Eduardo Gonzalez

Guillermo Gonzalez Tomas Gonzalez David Good Alejandro Guerrero

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Alberto Davila and Bruno Belsasso contemplate the advantages of riding a Missouri steer.

“It '$ called a belt. son. “ says Maj. Robert Fedora to Alejandro Yarza.

“If I get close enough to Bernardo Alverde. maybe some of his Sophomore qualities will rub off on me. “ thinks Freshman Rex Rodenbaugh.

Francisco Padilla Fernando Patino Ross Patterson Luis Paulin

Pablo Pena Ryan Robert Price Aurelio Quevedo Jose Ramirez

Rafael Reniu Camilo Reyna Freddy Rivera Jose Rodriguez

Brandon Rullan Marco Scherer James Schweickert Eric Shepard

Alex Sweet Marco Tavarez Michael Tune Enrique Vargas

Federico Villarreal Joseph Voreck Brandon Wallace Tony Williams

Jose Wunsch David Yancey Alejandro Yarza Forest Yule

Tony Williams, sophomore, points out a model of his brain to two freshmen.

Matthew Abby and Rex Rodenbaugh.

Escalators are only as fun as you make them. Kareem Maias. Craig Meller and Samuel Blair-going up.

■'She'll call back, don’t worry." reassures Leonardo Manzanedo to a cadet outside the O. D. office.

Matthew Abby Carlos Anda Jared Anderson Daniel Blair

John Brickey Marcelo Calderoni Drew Carr Sebastian Csaki

John Culbertson Fletcher Davis David Fairbanks Andrew Feltenstein

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Alejandro Garcia Daniel Garcia Miguel Garcia Zachary Gershen

I Rogelio Guzman Brian Hackett Joel Hausmann Oliver Ifergan

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Peter Magliocco Eduardo Minguillo Johan Padilla Ryan Price

Keith Reynard Trey Rice Eric Roberts Curtis Robertson

Rex Rodenbaugh Eduardo Salinas Jason Young

Freshmen Class Officers: Daniel Blair. President.

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Antonio Lopez Eric Martinson Daniel Maze Adam Nord

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Javier Trujillo William VanHoveln Kyle Williams Scott Wooten

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Frank Keller Jacob Kleier Vaughn Ludewig Zachary MacLeod

Ramon Magdaleno Luis Matanzo Ryan Ritz Omar Siluan

Daniel Soares Michael Taft Christopher Terenzoni Bradley Tharp

David Valenzuela Jason Williams

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Miss Carol Bassett poses with a best friend, her marimba.

"Do penguins have it this easy?" think Junior Schoolers on an ice-skating trip.

"There's nothing like an early morning paddle on Mismilaca," says Scott Wooten.

"Now hold still." says Miss Carol Bassett to Frank Keller. "This won't hurt a bit."

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Dario Lopez imitates Lt. Col. Robert Piper tickling Cadet Somebody. Carl Shepard.

Ma/. Samuel Saxon introduces the Junior School play "Cadet Somebody "

Cpt Willis Kleinsorge. Junior School sci­ ence teacher, contributing photographer to Taps and the Eagle.

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Cadets in formation before the Mark Twain field trip with wrapped sweatshirts for warmth.

Vaughn Ludewig with a blue, four-legged Easter chick.

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David Valenzuela demonstrates the func­ tion of the slime laboratory'

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Tom Loves Becky? Two Junior Schoolers would make Mark Twain proud.

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John Gillespie, realizing his mistake in the Spelling Contest, joins Adam Young and Mike Taft.

Kyle Williams and Eric Martinson are "Non-Latino Amigos. "

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Maj. James Garrett inspects the front of Bravo.

Junior School Cadets line up for the drilldown.

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"I think my brain is asleep." says Dario Lopez during a science exam.

Miguel Lebrija takes second at the Junior School Speech Contest.

Lt. Col. Robert Piper gazes out behind Bravo in his last year as Junior School Commandant of Cadets.

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Mrs. Renee Stumpe, Ms. Carol Bassett and Mrs. Pat Piper greet new boys.

Storyteller Lt. Chris Piccone recants tales from his past.

Friends underneath a hood are Javier Tru­ jillo and Carlos Gonzalez.

Sneaking up on Rafael Hernandez is Cpt. Willis Kleinsorge.

Tyler Heikes looks ready to go home for the summer.

Studying seed germination. Ralph Kalb works in the plant propagation

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KOMU TV's weatherman introduces journalism cadets to the camera

Benjamin Lagarda rests on his tuba during F I. practice

“You don't vant to talk, eh?" asks the executioner. Casey Fuller to vic­ tim. Curtis Robertson

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Activities and clubs at MMA allow the cadets to break away from their academic lifestyle to practice their creative talents for the benefit of others.

Actors and actresses entertain the corps: artists display tech­ niques of painting, ceramics and drawing: journalists publish this yearbook and the school's news­ paper: and musicians perform at halftime, reviews, and give con­ certs. Other clubs help the cadets expand their minds to allow for the best possible educa­ tion.

Drumming up a snowstorm.

The Epple Art contest fudges look over a group of pastel portraits

Genaro Solis concentrates on his water color creation.

The Reverend (Curtis Robertson) begs his friend Penelope (Michelle Kelly) for a quick escape in See How They Run

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Matt Abby pairs up with Board member Steve Erdei to talk about MMA policy.

1991-92 Cadet Council members: Adam Young. Adrian Thomas. Jeremy Gutierrez. Sam Blair. Rafael Beverido, Chris Ware. Nick Turner. Dario Lopez.

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Delta Phi President. Ricardo Salinas, initiates new mem­ ber Victor Trevino into the society, while Jorge Gonzalez and Jayson Danziger look on.

Ricardo Salinas. President Jayson Danziger, Vice-President Samuel Blair. Sec-Treasurer Hector Allende James Anderson Thomas Berry

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Evan Trump, Michael Tune. Nick Turner. Tony Williams.

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And-a-one! And-a-two! Maj. Dana Rey­ nard directs the Junior School Band.

Mr. Ardvaark. from a local merchant, salutes the Marching Band before the Soybean Parade.

Doing what he does best ... Maj. Dana Reynard concentrates on directing the band.

The city of Mexico welcomes the MMA Marching Band.

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Mrs. Liz Washer, MMA accompanist.

Glee Club members: Alan Maupome, Alejandro Garcia, David Good, Brian Wolf. Ignacio Ruizesparza, Edgar Trevino. Hogan Crecelius, Milton Flores.

Emilio Sada-Paz. Daniel Garcia, Jorge Canales. Zachary Gershen. Victor Trevi­ no, Pablo Durazo. Sei Samoto, Richard Dehlinger, Jon Lesher, Asher Austin.

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Julio Favre, Jorge Gonzalez, Dionisio Gonzalez de Castilla. Kwakou Casselle, Ross Patterson, Manuel Obregon. James Beckley, Jason Young, Rafael Reniu, Luis Caballero.

MMA Chapel Workers: Christopher Ware. Adrian Thomas. Daniel Jung. Evan Trump. Sam Blair. Marco Scherer. Mark Phillips. Roger Remling. Nathan Clark, the Reverend Richard Ash. The Junior School Glee Club: Alexander Begum. William VanHoveln. Tyler Heikes.

Robert Shields, and Mrs. Ruth Nation, glee club director.

A rare treat: the band and glee club per­ form together.

Mrs. Ruth Nation, glee club Director, posing with daughter Elisabeth Marie.

The choir performs for a Mother's Day crowd.

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King Bernard! as portrayed by Keith Rey­ nard.

Drama Director Cpt. Greg Pauley turns Matthew Mehlhorn into Sergeant Tow­ ers. a CIA investigator.

Tracy Twetts. as Ida the maid, explains to the Bishop of Lax (Bruce Root) how peo­ ple survive in the desert.

Drama members: Matthew Mehlhorn, Kwakou Cassette, Jeff Schweickert, Brian Brooks. Phillip Chapman, James Schweickert, Paul Wolfe, Keith Reynard, John

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Culbertson, Curtis Robertson, Tony Williams, Bruce Root, and Cpt. Greg Pauley, drama director.

“Partner, the world shore is tuff." wails cowboy Casey Fuller to his buddy Joseph Voreck.

The two priests (Keith Reynard and Cur­ tis Robertson) discuss the situation of the disguised Russian spy (Kwakou Casselle).

Building character through emotion was the goal of the Dramateers' winter pro­ duction: A Separate Peace.

“What do I do with him now?" thinks the Russian spy (Kwakou Casselle) of Rev. Toop (Jeff Schweickert).

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A nervous Miss Skillon (Rebecca Tread­ way) convinces Rev. Lionel Toop (Jeff Schweickert) to talk to his wife about her high spirit.

Bringing you the las test in news and sports ... MMA s own Roger Remling and Casey Fuller.

The Journalism Staff: Thomas Berry. Jason Bryant.

Nathan Smith. Merek LeGrand. Amon Austin. Mark Thomas. Chris Mills. Chris Ware. Sebastian Csaki. Bo Spears. George Harb. Kareem Maias. Casey Fuller.

Roger Remling. Jeremiah Jahn, and Ms. Lizabeth Starnes, advisor

Journalism Editors: Taps Staff Editor-Nathan Smith: Taps Classes Editor and Eagle News and Feature Editor-Amon Austin: Taps Senior Editor-Mark Thomas: Taps Lifestyles Editor-Chris Mills. Taps E\ents Editor-Chris Ware: Taps Military Editor and Photographer-Sebastian Csaki: Taps and Eagle Sports Editor-Casey Fuller: Taps Business Manager-Roger Reading: Taps Activities Editor and Eagle Editor-Jeremiah Jahn, and Ms. Lizabeth Starnes. ad\isor.

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Jeremiah Jahn. Billy VanHoveln and Casey Fuller watch Tiger Football from the MU Pressbox.

The KOMU-TV Weatherman chats with cadets during a live viewing of “Pepper and Friends. "

•XEO-Radio personality Mark Morgan demonstrates the art of reading idio news for use during the weekly radio program, “MMA This Peek."

Ms. Lizabeth Starnes, journalism advisor, puts the final touches on the yearbook, Taps, before production.

Nathan Smith announces for the Fusileers" per­ formance at an MU Tiger basketball game.

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Mrs. Becky Erdei helps Jaime Rodriguez with shading his project.

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Art One: Sol Manzilla. Will Andrews. Leonardo Gonza lez. Gustavo Granados. Mario Suro, Adrian Terrazas.

Miguel Padilla. Luis Martinez. Fletcher Davis. Alonso Garfias, Andrew Feltenstein. Bor/a Aragon, Juan Fernan­ dez. Marco Scherer. Benjamin Lagarda. Jose Lopez, Adolfo Del Valle, Juan Bellot. Jose Mesquita. and Mrs. Becky Erdei, instructor.

Art Two: Jose Cervantes. Jorge Cordero, Julian MartinJohnston. John Davis, Oscar Fukuda. Genaro Solis, Gabriel Velasco. Roel Rodriguez, Bo Spears. Enrique Pena. Ramiro Trevino. Jorge Martinez. Alejandro Yaber.

Segundo Salinas, Diomsio Gonzalez de Castilla, Jaime Rodriguez. Marco Tavarez. Ryan Price. Marcelo Calderoni. Carlos Calderoni. Ernesto Becerril. and Mrs. Becky Erdei, instructor.

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Junior School Art: Perry Davis. Omar Siluai). David Valenzuela. Joshua Hart. Matt Rea. Carlos Gonzalez.

Philip Dieffenbacher. Jason Williams, Gonzalo Escobar.

Emilio Herrera. Luis Matanzo. Clayton Knapp. Edward Hut tel. and John Boyer.

V Junior School Art: Scott Wooten. James Young. Ryan Crisp. Dario Lopez. Eric Martinson, Javier Trujillo. Carl Shepard. Ramon Magdaleno. Court Shanken, Andrew Draper, Ryan Ritz, Chris Terenzoni. Barney Villalona.

Stephen Carter, Michael Erdman, and Miguel Lebnja.

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Concentrating on his three-dimensional art. Marcelo Calderoni loses himself in his creation.

David Varela strikes the pose to enhance his creativity.

Swim coach Mai. Ron Rosendahl encourages swimmer Oscar Uribe to improve his time.

Runner Bruce Root sprints down the track on the last leg of a relay.

Tri captain Renato Rodriguez swings to a consecutive fourth undefeated tennis season.

Closing a successful 1991-92 athletic year with 70 percent wins during 125 varsity regular season contests, MMA athletes won 86 games for their school.

Nine of the I I varsity sports had winning seasons, and nine of 10 varsity squads were State Mili­ tary School Champions.

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Wrestler James Anderson holds his oppo­ nent tightly against an MMA mat.

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Will it swish? Adrian Terrazas, along with the rest of his team, watches in anticipa­ tion.

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Number 66. Adam Zucco charges through a throng of Colonels.

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M-Club President Nick Turner auctions off member Carlos Peugnet to the high­ est bidder.

Edgar Trevino slaps the hands of his team mates during a football pep rally.

MMA '$ possession.

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M-Club members: Cordero, Seldner, Lesher, Beverido, Creo, Zavala, Lagarda, Caballero, Brooks, Bryant, Diez Pineyro, Maldonado, T. Gonzalez, Granados.

Zucco, Sours, Danziger. Mills, Harb, Velasco, Wolf, Peugnet, Turner, Terrazas.

Suro. L. E. Gonzalez, Yaber, Merrill, S. Blair, D. Blair, Moe, Mitchell, Burgess,

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Thomas, Clark, Lower, Fuller, Berry, Fukuda, Underwood, Jahn, R. F. Rodriguez, V. Trevino, Uribe, Favre. Not pictured: Anderson. Del Valle. Root.

R. Salinas, E. Trevino.

Triathlon winner Jon Lesher aims on the rifle range, while competitor Renato Rodriguez concentrates.

Maj. Roger Hill blocks Victor Trevino at the Faculty-Senior basketball game. The Faculty won 71-68.

Cadets learn lifesaving techniques with classes taught by Mrs. Consuelo Baum

Ma/ Joe Ableman crouches down with varsity football players during pre season camp.

How many sit-ups can you do? Pablo Durazo asks during the physical training tests.

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1991 Football Colonels: Abby, Anda, J. L. Anderson. A. S. Austin. Beach, Berry. Brooks, Bruenger. Bryant, Burgess, Cassette, Clark, Crecelius, Durazo, Fairbanks. Fowler. D. Garcia. V. Garza, Hackett. Harb. Jacobs. Lesher, Lower, Maldonado. Millis. Mitchell, Reniu. E. Roberts, Rogers, Root. S. Salinas. Seld-

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ner. A. Thomas. Turner. Velasco, Williams, M. Wolf, J. Young, and Zucco.

Head Coach: Lt. Col. David Steinmetz. Assistants: Maj. Walt Diehl and Cpt. Marvin Mumm. Managers: P. Chapman and F. Davis.

Cheering on the Colonels, the Cadet Corps applauds a touchdown.

Life is a beach ... to Daniel Beach, that

A morale supporter-Maj. Joe Ableman comforts Edgar Trevino.

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Jose Mesquita dribbles the ball around Trojan defender.

What goalies do during timeout.

Oliver Ifergan and Bernardo Angel fight to keep the ball away from a Kemper attacker.

1991 Soccer Colonels: Angel. Beverido, Caballero. Cordero. Diez Pineyro, Fukuda, Fuller, Garfias, T. Gonzalez. Granados, Hill, Ifergan, Mesquita, Morfin. Peugnet, J. O. Rodriguez. R. F. Rodriguez, Suro. Terrazas, R. Trevino.

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Underwood, Villarreal, B. Wolf, Wunsch, Yaber, Zavala. Coaches: Maj. Richard Twells and Lt. Todd Greenberg.

Using their heads ... Ramiro Trevino and Jose Rodriguez jump to possess the ball.

And (he race is on ... Bernardo Angel out dribbles a Kemper competitor.

Late October matches mean keeping warm with teammates.

Oscar Fukuda and Tomas Gonzalez exe­ cute a successful give-and-go against the Trojans.

A successful squeeze-out by the FukudaGonzalez pair

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Maj. Kevin Shaddox gives a pep talk before the State Military Meet against Kemper and Wentworth.

A photo Finish! Roel Rodriguez fights to the end against Hallsville.

A face of pain ... Enrique Moreno gri­ maces after a winded run.

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1991 Cross Country Colonels: M. Alverde, D. Blair, S. Blair, Cervantes, Creo, Danache, Danziger. M. Flores. J. Gonzalez, Gonzalez de Castilla, Jahn. Lagarda, Mardones, J. G. Martinez, L. Martinez, Merrill, Mills, Moe, E. Moreno, L.

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Moreno, J. M. Padilla, Remling, Rice, R. G. Rodriguez, Sada-Paz, J. L. Saldana, R. Salinas, Samoto, Uribe, and P. Wolfe. Coach: Maj. Kevin Shaddox.

Daniel Blair reaches out for a placing stick.

What a race! Chris Mills leans to regain his breath.

On your mark! Get set! Go! Maj. Kevin Shaddox turns the harriers loose.

Cross country co captains Ricardo Salinas and Oscar Uribe.

Harrier Jeremiah Jahn, out of breath and finishing fifth.

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Golden Warrior Ron Chapman intercepts the ball meant for a Red Angel

Intramural Champion Green Machine- Aubuchon.

Canseco. P. Contreras. Del Valle. B Fisher. A. Gastelum, Guzman. Lemmons. A Lopez. Maias, Manzilla. Miravete Exsome. C. Moreno. J. A. Padilla. Patino.

Patterson, and Rudkin. Coach Msg George Foxworth.

Second Place Blue Untouchables: Andrews. Burleigh.

Canales. Cedillo. Davila. Del Bosque. Elder. Fernandez.

Guerrero. Kuo. Minguillo, Navarro. M. Padilla, P Pena.

Reyna, and Reynard. Coach Lt. Col. Henry' Matlosz.

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Will Andrews runs the ball as an Untouchable.

Third Place Red Angels: Allende. Carr. Carreras. Favre.

C. Flores. H. Garza. D. Gonzalez. J. Lopez. Madrigal.

Novoa. Ortiz. E. Ramirez. Rodenbaugh. Scott. Spears.

Varela, and Villagran. Coach Maj. Ron Rosendahl.

Fourth Place Golden Warriors: B. Alverde. Aragon. A. C. Austin. M. Calderoni. R. Chapman. Dunphy. Feltenstein.

A. Garcia. Gilio. Marti, Pmasco. Rivera. M. Roberts.

Scherer. Schweickert. Solis, and Yule. Coach Ssg. Domie Ballesteros.

Through the mud and snow. Untouchable Will Andrews sneaks it by the Green Machine

Ecstatic players of the Green Machine give their coach.

Msg. George Foxworth, a victory ride.

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Io Second ^accnd Victor Trevino shoots while teammates rush in for the rebound.

“Press'em! Press’em!" shouts coach Cpt. Marvin Mumm.

1992 Basketball Colonels: Hodge. Ostermueller. L. E. Gonzalez, V. Trevino, E. Trevino. B. Wolf. Granados. Rending, Suro. Moe. Mills, Terrazas, and L. Gon­ zalez. Coach: Cpt. Marvin Mumm.

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Jeff Moe shoots with accuracy as the opponent rushes in.

"Watch me ... I'll tell you when to fast break," says Coach Mumm.

Roger Remling ups the Colonels' score by two. The '92 season finished 9-S.

In the second round of district play-offs.

Adrian Terrazas shoots against Mexico

High School.

Up with ease ... Mario Suro demon­ strates the art of the layup.

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Enrique Maldonado pulls against his com­ petitor for the takedown.

At 103 pounds. Marcelo Calderoni twists his opponent into a pretzel.

Rolling up the mats after a match is just part of the game.

1992 Wrestling Colonels: Abby, M. Alverde, J. Anderson. Benson. D. Blair. M. Calderoni, Clark. Durazo. Fukuda. Fuller, Gerke, Good. Harb. D. Jung, Lagarda. J. Lopez, Magliocco, Maldonado, Mardones, Martin-Johnston, J. G. Mar­ tinez, Mehlhorn, Millis, Phillips, R. H. Price. R. R. Price, Reniu. Rodenbaugh, R.

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F. Rodriguez, R. G. Rodriguez, Sada-Paz, Samoto, N. Smith, A. Thomas, Turn­ er, Varela, Wallace, Williams, and Yaber. Coaches: Maj. Richard Twells and Cpt. Greg Pauley.

"Have you had enough yet?" State quali­ fier Ryan Price asks of his fellow grappier.

Another one bites the dust ... Casey Fuller pushes his own individual record to 180.

Grappier Nick Turner looks for the refer­ ee to make his call.

Upsey-Daisy! James Anderson tips his opponent over for a pin.

“Did ballet dancers get their start this way?" wonders Daniel Jung as he flips his enemy over on the side.

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Ricardo Salinas stretches to touch his toes as judges below look on.

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Tadpole buddies: Bernardo Contreras and Rodrigo Madrigal.

/ 992 Swimming Colonels: E. Alverde, Aragon, Autrique. Baranski. Bours, Caballero, C. Calderoni, Canales, P. Chapman. B. Contreras. J. Davis, Favre, Fernandez. A. Gastelum. J. Gastelum. Hill. Kuo. Lesher. McAllister, Madrigal,

Merrill. Mitchell, Moore, E. Ramirez. R. Salinas. Uribe, Wunsch, and Zucco.

Coach: Maj. Ron RosendahL

Dripping wet. coach Maj. Ron Rosendahl enjoys a tradition after a victory over Sedalia Smith-Cotton.

MMA swimmers make the tag to team­ mates during a relay.

Jon Lesher flies through the lane.

Timers ready! Backstrokers take off.

And as a diver. Jon Lesher qualified for the state diving competition.

ct Concentrating on one shot at a time ... shooter Jose Ortiz discusses strategy with Lt. Col. Robert Weeks.

“Killing" the enemy is recorded each time, which adds up to an undefeated season, explains Tom Berry.

1992 Rifle Colonels: Cordero. Peugnet, Berry, Schweickert. Rudkin. Ortiz.

Carreras. Csaki, Obregon. Garner, and manager Trump. Coach: Lt. Col. Robert Weeks.

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Tom Berry reloads between shots.

It came from Planet Hollywood!

Happy members of an undefeated rifle team.

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The Gold team celebrates a close victory over the Green in the final championship game.

Champion Gold Team Allende. Carr. Cervantes. Garfias.

Guzman. Lemmons. Manzilla. Navarro. F. Padilla. Pat­ terson. J. Ramirez. E Shepard, Solis. Velasco, and Villar­ real. Coach: Lt. Todd Greenberg

Second Place Green Team Beverido. Crecehus.

Danziger. Del Bosque. Del Valle. M. Flores. A. Garcia.

L. Martinez. Metier. L Moreno. J. A Padilla. M. Thomas. R Trevino, and Ware. Coach: Ma/. Kevin Shaddox.

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Against the Colonels Junior Varsity team, the Green team'$ Rafael Beverido jumps ahead with a layup.

Third Place Red Team. B. Alverde. A. S. Austin, S. Blair, Bosch. Charur. Davila. Dehlinger. M. Garcia. Guerrero.

Klein. E. Moreno. E Salinas. Scherer, and Villa gran.

Coach: Cpt. Michael Smith

Fourth Place Blue Team: A. C Austin. Canseco. Cas­ sette. P. Contreras. F. Davis. C. Flores. J. Gonzalez.

Morfin. Rice. Rivera, Robertson. J A. Rodriguez. J. A. Schweickert. Wilbraham. P Wolfe. Coach: Cpt. Richard Treadway.

Green Heat Mark Thomas drives the ball down the court.

"Here ive go again, another pep talk." says the Green team huddle.

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Tomas Gonzalez reaches for a return dur­ ing sectional play offs

With determination. Alan Maupome aims to crush his opponent.

Short of jumping the net. Francisco Arias congratulates Rafael Beverido in team competition.

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1992 Tennis Colonels: Diez Pineyro. E. Salinas. Seldner. Maupome. T. Gonzalez. Charur. Arias. Beverido. R. F. Rodnguez. Granados. Caballero. Wunsch, Vargas, and Gu:mz Coach. Maj. Wai! Diehl.

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Leading his team to an 110 record this season. Rafael Beverido finished second at state in doubles.

Doubles team Francisco Anas and Tomas Gonzalez fight together to beat Kemper.

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Diez Pineyro. Beverido. Arias. Charur. and Granados.

Doubles powerhouse Renato Rodrigue? returns a volley with surprising force.

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Tri captain Francisco Arias helped to record 4S victories in four years.

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Demetrio Gonzalez leaps into the long jump pit against MSD.

Bruce Root uses Jeff Moe as a stretching post before a race.

"I think I can. I think I can." John Davis grimaces as he hurls his discus.

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Daniel Blair leads the 400m run.

Toasting to their team ... coaches Maj. Kevin Shaddox and Maj. Joe Ableman watch another MMA victory.

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Daniel Biair, and Jayson Danziger.

In two consecutive moves, Nick Turn­ er hurls the discus up and away.

Stretching himself over the hurdles.

Jason Bry ant is just a leap away from teammate Jeff Moe.

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Safe! Mario Suro is safe at second base.

Doug Lower concentrates on his next swing.

Is he safe? Or out? The umpire claims Casey Fuller was out. The photo tells different story.

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SSbttrriikkkee! Bret Burgess swings and misses.

Brothers Edgar Trevino and Victor Trevi­ no discuss their strategy before a State Military Championship game.

with a powerful throw, pitcher Brian Brooks almost bursts his uniform.

Alberto Davila works his way out of the woods at Arthur Hills.

Amon Austin swings his way across the course.

With fierce concentration. Alberto Davila makes par at the eighth hole.

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1992 Golf Colonels: B. Alverde, E. Alverde. Anda, A. C. Austin. Davila, Dehlinger, LeGrand, Lesher, McConnell, Maldonado, Metier, J. M. Padilla. Rodenbaugh, and Unbe.

Coach: Maj. Ray Campbell.

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"Now, watch me, and I'll show you how to swing a golf club," says Oscar Uribe.

"They make me wear these shorts," claims Bernardo Alverde.

Watching Amon Austin putt doesn't make him nervous ... but he did miss the hole by a hair.

Emilio Alverde deftly makes his putt.

"You try carrying these clubs all day and see if you smile." says Jorge Padilla.

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Nathan Smith, Staffs Editor.

Boots an MMA staple.

Col. Charles Stribling shakes the hand of MacArthur Award recipient Nick Turner.

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Conveniently named Missouri Military Academy, this institution would be nowhere without its military aspect. Inspections, for­ mations. marching, brass-polish­ ing ... they are all part of a rou­ tine cadets practice each day of their school year.

And yet. with each formation and inspection, the polishing gets better, shinier, more dedi­ cated and representative of hard work accomplished.

What is it when cadets see their faces on a polished pair of leathers? Or as they hear the tin­ kling of brass swaying against their breast? Could it be Deja Vu?

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Hats and sabers ready for Formal Inspec­ tion.

Sebastian Csaki, Military Editor.

Arturo Marti grins on his way down to Fusileers practice.

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The 1991-92 Military Staff: Lt. Col. Robert Weeks.

Senior Army Instructor: Msg. George Foxworth. Senior Instructor: Ssg. Domie Ballesteros. Instructor.

The 1992 Battalion Staff: Nick Turner. Battalion Com­ mander: Ricardo Salinas. Operations and Training; Ale­ jandro Yaber. Intelligence; James Anderson. Adjutant.

Renato Rodriguez; Logistics.

Alpha Company Staff: Asher Austin. Will Andrews. Mark Thomas. Jeff Moe. Jorge Cordero, and May Joe Able­ man. adviser.

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“Who. me? I'm just the Battalion Adjutant." says James Anderson.

Charlie Company Staff: Oscar Uribe. Carlos Peugnel.

Gabriel Velasco. Jose Cervantes. John Davis. Alan Maupome, and Miguel Alverde.

Delta Company Staff: Jose Ortiz. Ale/andro Yaber. Adol­ fo Del Valle. Julio Favre. Gabriel Velasco. Rafael Beverido. David Varela, and Lt. Todd Greenberg, adviser.

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"This is my square-dancing partner." says Oscar Uribe to Jose Ortiz as they hook arms.

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Sharp and snappy, the MP's pass in review.

Echo Company Staff: Mario Suro, Jorge Gonzalez. Jose Saldana. Jorge Padilla. Roel Rodnguez. Vidor Trevino.

Lt. Col. Jerry Leadabrand. and Lt. Col. Hubbert Lev­ erett. advisers.

Bravo Company Staff: Dario Lopez, Carlos Gonzalez.

Javier Trujillo. Adam Young. Adam Nord, and Omar Siluan.

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“This way. sir," says Amon Austin as he directs traffic for Dad’s Weekend.

Military Police Squad: Marco Scherer. Casey Fuller. Fed­ erico Villarreal. Francisco Navarro. Matthew Mehlhorn.

Paul Wolfe. Nathan Clark. Sebastian Csaki. Bret Burgess, and James Beckley.

US and International Color Guard: Jason Bryant. Craig Meller. Brandon Rullan. Emilio Alverde. Marco Mardones. Eduardo Salinas. David Yancey. Bernardo Contr­ eras. Rodrigo Madrigal. Emilio Ramirez. Hector Allende.

Alejandro Yarza, Jose Wunsch. Fernando Patino, and Bernardo Alverde.

The Color Guard waits in anticipation of the Formal Inspection team on front campus.

The United States Color Guard places second at the Gateway To The West Drill Meet.

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Performing at the Gateway To The West Drill Meet, the Fusileers brought home 11 trophies.

Practicing in non regs the night before a performance is tradition.

Renato Rodriguez holds his first place trophy for squad IDR with rifles.

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1992 Fusileers: Ortiz, M. Alverde. E. Alverde. Beverido. Cervantes. Creo.

Danache. Fukuda. D. Garcia. A. Gastelum. G. Gonzalez. Kuo. A. Lopez. Marti.

Miravele Exsome. Moe, E. Moreno. L. Moreno. Patterson. E. Ramirez. R. F.

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Rodriguez. Rudkin. Rullan. J. L. Saldana. J. B. Schweickert. R. Trevino. Velas­ co, Villagran, F. Padilla, and Cpt. Mark Vaughan, sponsor.

The Fusileers perform during Dad's Weekend.

“Permission to use the drill floor, sir!" shouts Jose Ortiz, commander.

The Drum and Bugle Corps and Fusileers march together at halftime of an MU Tiger basketball game.

Displaying their trophies: Fusileer com­ mander Jose Ortiz and sponsor Cpt. Mark Vaughan.

Performing during Mother's Weekend, the FusHeer squad twirled its best.

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Fl. Leonard Wood enthusiasts: Aragon, V. Trevino. Fuller, L. Gonzalez, and Uribe.

Gabriel Velasco presents his platoon Jose Ortiz.

Mixing the new and the old blood.

The International Color Guard.

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Msg. George Foxworth guides Jose Cer­ vantes down a 60 ft. wall at Ft. Leonard Wood.

The Brigadiers and their buddy. Truman the Tiger.

Truman tries out for the Brigadiers squad.

Marching in the Christmas parade marks the second performance of the season for the platoon.

Adam Nord and Dario Lopez present their performance during Graduation Weekend.

Alejandro Yaber and Adolfo Del Valle wait patiently for the next Formal Inspec­ tion event.

“Cleaning the rifle is part of the game." smiles John Brickey.

Jeff Benson shouts out an answer to a Formal Inspection question given by Ssg. Domie Ballesteros.

Rifle Cleaning in three E-Z lessons by the military staff at MMA.

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Part of F. I was the examination of mess formation.

“Would you mind repeating that?" asks Jose Ortiz to Ssg. Domie Ballesteros.

Flapping blankets in the wind to get nd of the fuzzies was the last preparation before F I.

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Singing "Old MMA " perhaps for the last time at Graduation Ceremonies.

Cpt. Mark Vaughan affixes the State Drill Champion banner as Col. Charles Stribling watches.

Jeff Schweickert accepts the "Most Versatile Dramaleer" award from Cpt. Greg Pauley, drama instructor

Alejandro Yaber retreats his saber after the March of Sabers at the Final

Ball.

Della Commander Jose Ortiz waves the Honor Company Cup. as Delta wins for the fifth consecutive year.

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Cadets exulted May 23 when Battalion Commander Nick Turn­ er read that MMA had been ranked #/ of S3 JROTC Schools in the Middlewest. For the 2 I st time in 22 years, the Academy was awarded the Honor Rating With Distinction. The corps' score was 99.8%.

Sixty-one cadets graduated that day. celebrating the end of the beginning, the 103rd year of MMA. Was it all just Deja Vu? In years to come, only time and memories will tell.

uenaro Solis sneezes and receives assis­ tance from Lt. Col. Robert Weeks during the individual drilldown

MrbHMLb* Cadets jump to their feet with joy when they hear the news that MMA is Number One! Kyle Williams and Matt Rea drill each other down during the Junior School competition

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The long, somber notes of "Echo Taps" mean that the 103rd was really over.

Valedictorian Jorge Gonzalez stands with brothers Alejandro, salutatorian for '89. and Gerardo.

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Marching into place for the final time. Bravo Company, lead by Dario Lopez

Carlos Garcia accepts his diploma from Col. Charles Stribling.

"Good luck,” says retiring Battalion Commander Nick Turner to the B. C. designate. Nathan Smith.

bl ill wet behind the ears, but learning .. the new Battalion Commander and staff.

Even for a soccer ball. Graduation Day was moving day.

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Adolfo: Nos sentimos muy orgullosos y te felicitamos por el esfuerzo demostrado y los logros obtenidos en estos 3 anos en MMA y deseamos sinceramente que te siruan como una base solida para fincar tu futuro.

Te Quieren.

Alejandro, Gloria. Alejandra, Luis, Dany y Alex, Jr.

Felicitaciones, Seniors

Con orgullo vemos que acabas otra etapa de tu vida triufando.

Gracias for ser asi hijo y que dios te bediga.

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Cadet Dario Lopez Bravo Company Commander Tu eres la felicidad y sol que ilumina mi vida. Espero que la experiencia ob ten ida, te ayude a travez de tu vida.

Que todos tus suenos se hagan realidad y acuerdate que no hay sacrificio sin recompensa.

Tu padre desde el cielo te bendice y comparte conmigo el inmenso orgullo de tenerte.

Todo el amor que tengo es tuyo siempre.

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Just as a soldier protects our freedom with self-sacrifice and hardship, we as individ­ uals must protect our future through hard work. The sacrifice becomes a great gift enabling us to rise above our past.

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Congratulations for your first successful year at MMA. You are turn­ ing out to be a fine young man. Your family will always support you.

We wish all your dreams come true.

We love you!

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Felicitaciones, Seniors!

“Rata sigue adelante toda la familia estamos orgullosos de ti” Tus papas y hermanos

Felicidades por tu graduation!

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Four down and none to go!

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104, 116. 120. 132. 147 Phillips, Mark 81. 107. 128 Piccone. Lt. Christopher 5, I 7,

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150 Seldner. Luis 39, 70. 102. 116.

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Trey Underwood 5351 Spring Meadow Dallas, TX 75229

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Jason Williams 3612 Falcon Ridge Court St. Louis. MO 63129

William VanHoveln 108 West Hickory Street Watseka, IL 60970

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Enrique Vargas Vasco de Quiroga #43 Cd. Sat elite

Alejandro Yaber Jose Ives Limantour No. 60-A Circuito Economistas Cd. Satelite Edo. de Mexico. 53100 Mexico

Alejandro Yarza Bruselas No. 102 Torreon, Coah., 27100, Mexico

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Scott Wooten 13514 Royal Fifth Corpus Christi. TX 784I8^

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