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

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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.

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RYAN, WILLIAM K. Entered: Fall 1949 From: Paschal High, Fort Worth Marksmen Sports Editor History Club '50, '51 Basketball Letters '50, Captain '51 Baseball Letters '50, '51 Football Letters '49, Tri-Captain '51 Best Lineman Award '51 Speaker at Football Banquet '51 Letterman's Club '50, '51 Social Committee '50 Probable College: Undecided ZZ? Bill came to T.C.D. in the fall of 1949. He fitted into the group immediately. His leadership is shown in all fields, especially in sports, where he was one of the Tri- Captains in football and Captain in basketball. Bill also got an award as the most valuable lineman this year. Since sports are his life, Bill took over the duties of Sports Editor of The Marksmen. One of the things Bill is most noted for is his G'Magical parties, which are second to none. Living in Fort Worth and going back and forth so much, he can almost drive in his sleep, that is, except for that curve. Any one want to buy a slightly damaged Plymouth? Indian Ryan is not someone you can overlook, for he has a very forceful character and a humorous personality that we are sure will cinch his success wherever he takes off his boots.