St Marks School of Texas - Marksmen Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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KERR, J OHN GRAVES, J R. Entered: February, 1947 From: Highland Park Junior High Student Council '48, '49 President Student Council '51 Class President '48, '50, Vice President '49, Secre- tary-Treasurer '51 Scholarship Awards '50 Citizenship Awards '47, '48, '49, '50, '51 Top Citizenship Medal '50 Marksmen Editor-in-Chief Round Table '49 History Club '47, '48, '49, '51 Sp0rtsmen's Club '47 Debating Club '49 Camera Club '49, '50 Rifle Club '49, '50 Rifle Trophy '50 Letterman's Club '49, '50, '51 Social Committee '47, Chairman '48, '49, '50, '51 Soccer: Comanches '47, '48, '49, Jaguars '51 Baseball Letters '49, '50 Tennis '47 Football Letters '48, '49, '50, '51 Civic Federation Representative '50 Military Squad Sergeant School Play '51 Probable College: Dartmouth Cuddles came to us in February of 1947. He has ever since been one of the leaders of his class and has been the class delegate to the Student Council. His friendliness radiates to everyone and makes him popular with all the girls. He is always trustworthy, and when John says that he will do something he can always be depended upon to do it. Perhaps his greatest attribute is his amazing skill as a dancer. Often he will be seen dancing alone-with a girl, that is-surrounded by a crowd of admiring spectators. John's frankness and cheerfulness make him one of the most outstanding boys ever produced at St. lVlark's.

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LUCY, JUSTIN LATHAM, J R Entered: November, 1943 From: Sanger, Waco, Texas Junior Student Council '46, '47 Scholarship Awards '47 Marksmen Art Editor History Club '48 Basketball Letter '51 Soccer: Lower School, Captain Comanches '48 Tennis '48, '49 Football Letters '50, '51 Letterman's Club '50, '51 Track Letter '50 Social Committee '49, '51 Lower School Commencement Speaker '47 Probable College: S.M.U. '4Loose-clutch entered T.C.D. in the fifth grade in the fall of 1943. Latham is probably most renowned for his fabulous Ford convertible and his ability to find excuses for not coming to school. He was a great help to us in football and also a star in basketball. His easy going manner and continuous smile are always found no matter what the situation. His extracurricular activities consist mainly of women, of which he seems always to have more than enough. An upstanding member of the Senior Class, Latham has always got something cooking. He will go out of his way to help you if he possibly can. Besides collecting letters in football and basketball, Loose-clutch is also outstanding in his school work. He has the ability to get along with all the faculty as well as with his fellow classmen. Now a member of the naval reserve, Latham plans to enter S.M.U. unless Uncle Sam has other plans. We all wish him the best of luck and know that he will always be a success.