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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

MARKSMEN mf vi A . T. MARK'S SCHOOL of Texas 10600 PRESTON RD DALLAS - H ,L ,iz Q,,',xyg-M: f w ,V V - . :1.:',,Q,,,17,"'. Q.: ,V Mil' ' 1 f d - ,Z 'fm X cn . 1 Q ' . f www 11475 V gain" f' ' ' 553941 1 f fr WW-,w':'ffzW4g, . 'iisff f . .- , I 'f X W , ROBERT H IGLEHART MA H9493 Headmaster l ePouw Unnverslty Unwersnte de uuscnne Mnddlebury CoIIege3 ROBERT D BOYLE PhD H9393 History Wesleyan Unnvevslty Umversuty of Tex Sou hem M lhodlst Unlversl1y3 EMMETT L MAUS BM GS FACULTY JOHN R CALDOW MA H9493 Resident Assrstcnf Headmaster lBrown University Unlvorsute Cl Grenoble Middlebury College' C CARLTON REED BA H9413 Registrar fAmherst College Harvard Graduate Business School3 JOHNJ CONNOLLY B A LEONARD N NELSON B S 119333 Science Mothemohcs University of llllnols University of Texos3 FRANK E MOSHER MA H9413 French Spcmsh rWuIlnoms College Unuversute de Pontlers Mndcllebury College3 LF OCONNOR ARCO ChM H9463 H9493 H9503 Instrumental Music Lahn Englash Orgcmst and Choumoster Uuulloord School of Musnc Southern Boston College Unnverslte de Besconcon COxford Unlverslty3 Methodust Umversnty Boston Unnversufy 2 V I . , . . . , . . . , - - JAMIE BURRELL SAHL JEAN E EUGENE Boccolourecv MRS EDITH JOHNSON B A 119521 H9521 119525 Religion French Lrbranon 'Drake Unlversny Unuversny of Ihe South 1UnnverslIe de Caenl lMlddlebury College! Souihern Mefhodusf Umversnyj RICHARD S JOHNSON B A MRS SARA LUNDSTEEN B A WILLIAM H MULLINS B A 419521 H9523 119527 Science Malhemahcs Thrrd Grade Englrsh Social Sludres lMlddlebury Collegel Sourhern Meihodusi Umversny Unwersny lYaIe Unlversntyj of Porn: Unlversny of Copenugen Denmarkl JOHN P NEVlllE B A M A WINTHROP W PIPER B A M A JOHN A SILUMAN B A H9521 H9523 H9525 Social Sludles Englrsh Anlhmehc 157 Johns Unuversny New York CBowdom Columbus fWesIeyan Umversny Unnversnyj 3 ,, , , , , MRS ROBERT H RECTOR BA 119501 Second Grade lAustm College Southern Methodnst Umversuty1 MRS EUNICE P KILPATRICK B A 119511 Head of Lower School 1Carleton College1 H W LENZ MA 119501 Anthmehc Athletics Director 1Ohlo State Unlversnty Columbia Umverslty University of Texc1s1 MRS H W LENZ BA 119511 Fourth Grade KSouthwestern Umverslty University of Texas1 MRS PAUl THORP MA 119501 First Grade lUI'1lVeI'SI'Y of Texas Southern Methodist Unlversltyj FRANCIS B MARBURGER B A 119511 English fOhlo Wesleyan Unlvernsty Franklin and Marshall College1 THE REV A BLANCHARD BOYER, BM MRS LOIS PINSON BOYER GLADYS GUY BROWN, B A , M,A , Ph D Ug52J B S , M Mus Ed 119521 Chaplain 119521 Psychological Consultant m Educahon IBaylor University, Unlverslty of Texu. Sperm' lnslruclo' 'n Pwnc 1BIue Mountain College George Duke Unuverslty1 KTexas State College for Women, Peabody College1 Umversnty of TexoS1 A W if .8 Q if Q , . 1 I . . 1 5 V5 STAFF MRJ J C BUCHANAN MRS J CRAGIN MISS RUTH BARRIER 1945 1949 19521 Accounlcnl and Offnce Manager Secrefory Segrefqry MRS BEATRICE FULTON MR LEWIS W HIGGINS W A HARLAN 1943 1951 1952 House Molher M mfenonce Asslslonl Momfenunce rxze Pd owordQ pf-Qserfed of The end of We school yeor ore orxphyed m 're wopry Cc' wr me Ceme' enfronce c Wrrf Dcms Ho? New cup: ore the uNfmo+e or of every boy un fchoo ood o boy MM recewee one com mrfowy oe Q cod of We honor 5 Qs' .Ex IJEDICHTIO W ffl The Sensor Closs tokes greot prnde In deducotnng the l953 Morksmen to DOC Nelson Whenever o student hos o problem Doc as olwoys wnllung to help hum solve It Through the yeors he hos given us on ldeol to work toword Hrs lucld teochnng methods hove mode rt o pleosure to ottend his closses Docs desure to help the students an ony woy he con ond has enthusnosm for the school s othletucs hove mode hum one of the most respected members of the foculty For these reosons ond mony more too numerous to mentuon we deducote the yeorbook to Mr Leonord Doc Nelson 7 f Wy pf! X L9 X dx S K f , , N 0 lv 0 1 1 2 V x KX He hos been more thon iust onother teocher, he hos been o guide on the rood to success. fl, tie CAM of 1953 Patrick Henry sand to has state convention l AM NOT A VIRGINIAN BUT AN AMERI CAN Hrs dustlngulshed career In that beloved province had undeed tltted htm to loin and lead the broader more slgmtlcant community ot clvlllzed men You present graduates leave St Mark s not as private school products but as seekers atter a fuller truth not as Texans but as Americans not as helrs ot pruvulege but as stewards of responsubulnty Yours can be now the fraternity of open minds the Qld School Tue ot clvuc oblngatlon lngralned drilled and daily practiced With your graduatuon presents we hand you certann gifts ot God tat only tor a godly use new liberty ot ludgment a greater challenge admittance to the hugh plateaus ot Independent exploratnon to receive In humnluty to cherlsh proudly to explont for all men s good These do and be counted Chrustuan scholars 8 . . . . ,, 1 1 ,, . .. . . . . . . .. 1 Il - ll - 1 I I f 1 I , . 1 , , , , I xg I x'N N rv Q ' fb Y 141 XJ! 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Nl -N. bp N- f Q K' 7 W f Q ' tlx .Q H , J I ,-- L ,f J-1 , . 1 A5050 Bruce entered St Morks in 1947 whereupon he wos promptly named to the Student Council ln the years thot followed the record of one D Dougherty wos outstanding Between the Honor Roll the Stu dent Council ond othletlcs Bruce hos been quite busy however he olwoys funds time to keep ID touch with the tolrer sex ot l-lockodoy moinly Mrs Dough erty his motherll'P'P We oll know thot Bruce will continue his morvelous personolity oll through college and later lite We wish hum oll the lu k an the world in his College coreer 1 L BRUCE MOSSER DOUGHERTY, JR. Entered January, 1947 From Stonewall Jackson School Marksmen Managing Editor Student Council '49 '50 '51 '52 Lower School Student Council 48 President of Closs 50 Vice-President of Class 51 52 History Club 49 50 51 52 Football Letters 50 51 52 Football Trl Cap aan 52 Basketball Letters 50 5'l 52 53 Bcseballletters 50 5'l 52 53 Lettermens Club 49 53 51 52 Band 48 49 50 Probable College SMU MW' n ,1 01. 1 ll! xv-if-RN! 9 ttnilllx-wt ,api X! X-K - If xii film lriplfbl I 4 N ' llsnllllxwx S ll ' Xxidmf f if , A 11-12 ATI 51,1 22" CARL LEWIS ESTES II Entered Fall of 1948 From Preston Hollow School Marksmen Editor in Chief President of Class 48 51 Vice President 50 Senior Class President 52 Lower School Student Council 48 Student Council 50 51 Secretary Social Committee 50 51 52 Football Letters 50 51 52 Soccer Letters 52 53 Soccer Co captain 53 Baseball Manager 52 Golf Squad 50 Rlflery Team 51 Lettermens Club 50 51 52 History Club 49 Secretary 50 Treasurer 51 President History Club 52 Civic Federation Representative 49 50 Band 50 Creative English Cup 52 Weisberg Literature Cup 51 52 Probable College Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Q 3 R. f 45, L? ' 4 f f Z1 se s dggfg 'Ziff ' Z 'N -5 7 5 f x6 f T47 Zefeifecg In the fall of 1948 Carl entered TC D as a member Carl immediately set to work and establashed the notable reputation which he now enloys He has always been a valuable asset to the class Year after year his popularity has grown and the fact that he is one of the school favor :tes is not hard to understand when one is aware of the way the student body feels toward him This year Carl was elected President of the Senior Class President of Student Council President of the St Marks History Club and Editor in Chief of the Marksmen After Carl graduates from St Marks he plans to enter M I T where he will study Chemical Engineering We feel sure that whatever Carl does in the future will be well done and that wherever he goes he will enloy the same popularity that he has received here I2 ' ' ,' 5 '51 r X! rs ' of ff S 5 " 0- xizgs x 5x5 , Fi - I . . . Q X A: f of the eighth grade. By being elected class president, ,F 'g T . . . W x ,lx ' . ' ' rt' 7 f . X . . . JOSEPH CLARK FERGUSON JR Entered Fall of 1950 From Allen Mllltary Academy Marksmen Assoclate Edctor Boarder s Councll 50 History Club 50 51 Vice Presldent 52 Football letters 51 52 Soccer Letters 51 52 Soccer Co captaun 52 Track Letters 50 5 2 Lettermen s Club 51 52 Probable College Louusnana Polytechnucal lnstltute transfer to Dulce X XXX , X r R Xl, ,ff f 4144 vX,sl xy iQ! J' uf fffxxaxfjllly ININ 1 ,V N 97 V sv xx NW 1 kg W' G srl- S fav, RS X'-'X ees? Jody emerged from the tall tumber country of Louisiana In Sep tember of 1950 to come to St Marks and further has educatlon He entered the Sophomore class as a boarder and was soon known throughout the Upper School Luttle Joes favorute varsity sport as football but he has been a great help to the soccer and track teams as well Thus year he was elected a co captam of the soccer squad In has spare time he tells tall tales studies automobules lutts weughts and breaks hearts Next fall Jody plans to enter Duke Unlversuty where he wlll study to be an engineer and perhaps play some football too When he leaves St Marks he wull take with hum an abnluty to get along wuth other people whlch has helped htm make many fruends at school Wnth thus asset to and ham he should do well nn the years to come 13 , . I ' I . , , I . I . , , I I . , , . 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X From Pres n Hollow School Marksmen vehtkfng Manager Student Coun l 52 History Club 49 50 51 52 Lower School Football Letters 47 ootball letters 50 51 52 Football Tn captuln 52 Basketball Letters 51 52 53 Bask tball Captain 53 Baseball letters 5'l 52 53 lettermen s Club 50 5l Band 47 48 Probable College Texas or Collfo V Awflllll llllxhlx txt , ' X K t rnla Tech N l 5, ' 0 WML Walter Foxworth entered St Marks In the pre hlstoruc past when the school was known as TCD Starting In the slxth grade he has amassed a brrl llant record both In scholarship and un athletncs Has name has appeared on the Honor Roll nearly every gradsng period since hrs entrance into the school He lettered In band once and while nn the Upper School has lettered three times In each of the magor sports In the past year he received additional honors as a football tru captain and the captarn of the basketball team Thus year he IS an actuve member In the Letter men s Club and the Hxstory Club He rs also a member ot the Student Council Walts record un St Marks has been a very tune one and we at St Mark s are sure that nt wull contmue to be one ot the best as he goes through college . 2' l l I I ' , '48 ' ' I, ' I, '52 x.,fw,,4l'l.yk NNN' 0 l lx V Q sw ! 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I I Q X .4-K F 'X , 42 l4 f J W l'9 '. la - JA.pl4. - ,A-'I , Entered Fall ol 1952 Hustory Club 52 Football Letter 52 Basketball Le ter 53 Lettermen s Club 52 Probable College Co .Z Hculu Q from Golfeston Bush entered St Mork 5 for the first tlrne this yeor H15 equrpnent conslst d of o quiet manner lnrtrcxtl 0 ond an olmost lnexboustlble supplf ot wut ond good lwnwor Dill qurcsclf become o friend ol ond bds pc: tn I ote'l octlfey rn e r me of scltoo Ile A5 t e rn ootool e vvos on e rcrron mot o lw tate ond reo rned nm arqzt letter l-le excelled hrs footbo recor wb n he at Cl etbo C we rem l cl en wcly o detenstvely Hu charm .wth tb fentoe Q ol n 1 tang of odrnlr ond Galveston wrll probably see o gre-ot nncreos It rs from Doll Bnlls scbolostrc record hos been e y good ond hs o oboole college oorodo Unr ersr Ml' be Q od to lwove su F o lne :tu 'MT 15 f.J 1 WILLIAM VANREED FURBUSH From Kxrwm Hugh Galveston Morksmen Asslslant Humor Editor lorodo Umversny '3- fs,-A JOHN FREES HYMAN JR Entered Fall ol 1946 From Stonewall Jackson School Marksmen Art Edltor History Club 49 50 51 52 Secretary Treasurer of Class 49 Lower School Football letter 48 Baseball Manager 49 Dramahcs Bachelor Born 5l Heaven Can Want 52 Game of Chess 53 Ban 46 47 4B 49 50 Probable College Harvard 4 lllllll W 9L?fYYMfPlf .lack fnrst entered TC D S ID 1946 Hts "boogie" has been heard floatmg down the halls of school ever sunce When T C D became St Mark's, however, Jack became a member of the chour Now, Instead ol "Pune Top Boogue," one IS likely to hear sornethnng lrke Mozart's "Requiem " Jack IS also famous for hls hugh powered Olds mobile However, It us not as fast as nt once was, for ut has taken a lot of beatung 'four wrecksll Jack, allas the "Conroe Kid," plans to attend Har vard next fall We all know that he will do as well there as he has here at St Marlds 'Wi 4 fjf gf!! fb! X ,Q fff UMNO John Letcher, a resrdertt of Oklahoma came to St Mark 5 thus year as a boarder He was at ortce noted for hrs abrluty wlth the vrolm and has mecharttcal gemus Although thts I hrs frret year at the school, hrs wulmghess to work and hte cooperatron have made hum a great frrend of eyeryorre Ax art actrve partlcupaht HT all pha2es of school ltte both athletlc and acaderh f, John has shown a CJSTSVHWIDOYIOD that we are sure wrll be of ever greater servlce as years go by To Johh we wnsh all our best nh has future years at college and rn later hte l7 flu 3306? bw JOHN HENRY LETCHER Ill Ent ed Foll of 1952 0 M o '-0 gh M o k M rksme Assst tA et H story Cl b 52 Football Letter 52 er Cl b Bond 52 Probable Coll ge Undec ded yf .MPX C1 M noge Q I Y 1 X vias fp' 55' M' 0 0 X M - 000000 1-.-9 f-"ii l 5, J ytyrry , 111 ' er V Frmimi.i,imi,Ol. h ' f a n I un dv rising o , i u ' fl Lett men's u '52 . l e 0 -tl! lah f 0 llk 0 , K 'O 12? 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Fa X ,, ROBERT AL MEADOWS Ewtered Fall of 1947 From Umverslty Park School Marksmen Sports Edstor President of Class 49 Social Committee 49 50 Hnstory Club 51 Football Letter 51 Track Letter 52 Golf Squad 51 52 Lettermen s Club 51 Dramatlcs Bachelor Born co stage manager Band 49 50 Probable College Oklahoma University fi me rdf WZMQW, Al fnrst started has famous career ln prlvate schools at Texas Caun try Day which later merged with Cathedral to form the present St Marks He flrst attended TC D an the fall of 1946 Durlng the next four years that T C D existed Al s great humor wut and personallty resulted In hus electxon as president of the Freshman Class He never cared much for the opposite sex untll these last few years For the most part Al IS a thinker Every new gadget he sees lmmedlately becomes his hobby for the next few weeks l-ns hobbies have ranged from harmonlcas to slusaphones and body bulldlng to chess Bob has been called a lack ofall trades and master of none One of Al s favornte pastimes as the dlscusslon of Incidents that he has experienced on a trlp he took around the world Because of hus lackadalslcal attrtude and If everything holds true to form Bob wlll probably be late to has own funeral Al has decnded to attend Oklahoma Umverslty where we know that he wall be a success 18 - 1 - - 1 1 1 .1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I A k - 11 11 1 - 51 1 1 ' . wx l ,. rfv - Q. ,R 5. 1 't ...A 1 1 - 5' ., 1 . . . 1 1 .X 1' 'g , . 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Q 1 1 x ' 1 H ln' . . . 1 tlll ffemwp Peanuts came to St Marks this year from Arlmg ton Herghts Hugh School In Fort Worth Has wonderful personality and manners rmmednately establlshed hum as one o' the most popular boys In the Sensor Class He excelled In sports lettering In both football and soccer He ns especially known for has fine 'ob of quarterbackung In the Crozler Tech game a posltlon he had never played before He qulckly garned a startnng posttnon nn an un famuluar sport soccer Talbct was usually a leader In dormitory octlvrtues hrs motto benng wrne women and song He as often seen In has Studebaker Green Arrow wnth a load ofthe oppo sute sex Besudes these extracurrncular actuvntues Talbot has had an excellent scholastuc record After graduatnng he plans to attend Cornell We wash hum the best of luck and know that he wall always contmue to be a success lf? JOHN TALBOT PENNER Entered Full of 1952 From Arlington Heights Hugh School Morksmen Humor Edutor Football Letter 52 Soccer Letter 53 Lettermen s Club 52 Probable College Cornell etgl r 5 WW f-Z I T. 1-'v'0,' T, X t tl Nags, ' js T. gpg., ' . . . . .. . iff' "' . ' f- Q V .. I I I Z E . ,c 4, WILLIAM CHARLES PICKENS Entered Fall at 1949 From Walnut Hull School Marksmen Photography Edrtor History Club 49 50 Social Commrttee 50 Football Letter 52 Soccer Letter 52 Baseball Letters 52 53 Golf Squad 50 51 Rvflery Team 50 Lettermens Club 51 52 Dramotlcs stage executnve 51 Probable College Oklahoma Unrversrty Ill 5 I 01.41 1 l-:",' tn? l", x we 'HIV' " fl l tml: 'Wg ll W 27 4? Z f f 4 W 'M Bull entered T C D nn 1949 Since then he has shown a remarkable ablllty IH both scholarship and athletics He has lettered an football soccer and baseball as well as being on the first Honor Roll many 'fumes Most of hrs free time ns spent huntung and tushnng Koon Kreek IS has favorite haunt Durlng has years with Us he has acquired a repertoure of nlck names Bull Wnllle and Perlans are gusto sample Hrs puecy statnon wagon has been an oblect of constant rudlcule Agaun and agam during duscusslons about cars up pops Wlllue s statron wagon as an example ot the car most llkely to fall apart We all know that with has curly hair and shell rammed glasses he wall make a name for himself wherever he goes 20 - Qi, ' ' ,' ,'52 1 1 --'f,Ql-xQ.j,, egg O . 'xxx' -:t 44. JE! if I, Q 5 SQA X - , vt? ffffff ' ' -il-l' t-i1E!.fg-T51 axQ,5'T?' ' . '17 v 1 IL-l ill? fir All . . . . . . . 1 ' 'IA 1,1 'F' , vfsmrli 'j 'P if . 'rl' 4 fp' I ll Ill ll ' ' ,ll ll ' ll ' . Qfiyff . ,, . ,, . . . . ' ' " X S 4 New QW Buddy entered Texas Country Day School ID 1946 and left In 1948 He came back to St Marks rn 1952 after a long stay In yankee land Buddy had some bad luck an football this year wtth nnlurues but he was an unendnng Inspiration to the team with has chatter and spnrut and has ablllty to knck those pounts after touchdown when we needed them He has been a bug asset to basketball and will be a great help nn baseball too Buddy had no trouble regannung hrs old frnendshtps wuth everyone and he IS noted for has ablltty to relate tall tales Whenever there us a moment of sllence the famed Sensor Lounge he always manages come through wtth some kind ot story We know that Buddy wuth hrs great personalaty wall be a success wherever he goes x 5 1' zest ' Of .1 ORDOW f 1946 QL w.'3'ff7,,,.f0"Q xifgj gvpwjyef giifw Mjiiuwf hMfe BMQQ1 HOCKADA7 -f jf SMJIW 1 N 11, 1 f Wt I lm, Q I fff Wt' -Le 1 1 B NW X l tl JAMES CLARK SEWELL d F ll of 50 From Cuthecl al School fo B y Ma k n As stunt Sp I Ed for y C b llL 1 5 r Lett rs 52 tt mens Club 51 52 obable Colleg St ph A st 1 65'- ff X? 7 . .., MMM? Jam came to us from Cathedral after the merger of that school and TCD into St Marks He lmmeduately um pressed everyone wnth hrs novel Ideas and sparkling per sonaluty Always ready to lend a helpung hand he has earned the gratntude of the whole class He has demon strated has ability un both academic and athletic flelcls As center for the football team and goalxe for the soccer squad he has shown agaun and again the ability to glve and take whuch has made last lruends for hrm With all these assets he cant help but be a great suc cess at Stephen F Austin and again In life 22 XZxxjg,, I . if eM,.,4ZL Broadway Bob as one of the pnoneers ot St Marks comlng from Cathedral School on the merger Famlluarly known as the Daddy of the Senuor Class Bob IS a fou year letterman ID both basketball and football and a tra captarn ot the football team Broadway has been one of the leaders of tre Sensor Class or at lea t one of the n astermunds Bob IS smart and aggresslve and a ways has a good lune Everybody In school as tamrlnar wlth has fog ba s A typucal Shirley tale starts I saw hum puck up a ten ton bar and Wmth thus equnpment to use we feel ure that Bob can be nothrng but a success rn eyerythmg he does 23 SEIIIUR llllll Davrd Cobb I a e rc h ng because I need everyThrng To geT ouT oT here r:.rL, e Dor.gherTy eav ny ex uses To John Allrson Carl EsTes le e my I OO crhienshrp average To anyone who can use IT Jody rerguson leave my hoT roddrr g abrIrTy and urbane ways wrTh women To GrIberT Qvaeacke and wrTh rlrese auaIrTres may he carry on The True The Good arrd TI'e JeauTrTuI WalTer Foxwor1h leave my exTreme Iazrness To my Tellow S P LC E fSocreTy for Th Preservar on oT Lagmess and The Conservahon of Errergyr members Jrm Meeker and Davrol VvaTson BII Furbush leave my duck Tarls To Drckre Bohannon Jack Hyman leave my syncopaTed push beaT To Ivlr OConnor John LeTcher donT leave my rcebox To The Senror Class Bob Meadows leave my Ipana smrle To I-Ienry Davrs TalboT Penner beaueaTh my Green Arrow and rTs dubrous repuTaTron To anyone brave enough To drrve rT BrIIPrcKens leave my nrcknames Bull and Perlcrns To Frannre Marburger who gave Them To me rn The TrrsT place Tony Prrce leave aT IasT Bcday Rupe leave my name of Red To John Pearcy and a boTTIe of Brrllranhne Drrl Nrchols Jm Sewell leave my Tomahawlqs To Burke Ivlealy Bob Shrrley leave my muscles To Bob Amrs because I wonT need Them rn The army fl e rony Prrce TalboT Penner and BIII Prckens leave CyrrThra To The Dallas Ice Co IJ Tl Senrors leave 4I O of LII Q CT The uITra uITra modern Senror Lounge To The Junrors 24 I ' I I K -X4 . 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Front rovv Alexander Mealy J Pearcy Davls Meeker Hague Bohannon Backrovv Doerung J Clark Radar Nichols Gaedcke Urnbe Mr Paper THE J llllllt CLHSS Our Junior Class was alded and abeted thus year by tour new members Henry Davus Scott Alexander Homer Radar and Robert Hague ln the tall we elected Davls presldent what ns usually called rn the year book a dance that was the best ever Eight ot the mem bers of our class have been on Honor Rolls and eleven have lettered so tar an varsuty sports Ot these Bohannon made all conference guard un basketball and Davns all conference tackle an football As a class and as lndmvnduals we have taken part In all the currtcular socnal and athletlc actnvltnes ot the school In short the Junmors have been IU everythnng mostly trouble 28 Meeker vice-president, and Pearcy secretary-treasurer. With Mrs. Cobb's help we produced Front row Cutler Aston Wotson Reimer Second row H Byrd Nysewonder Allison Aldredge Bock row Debus Col Boyle Anderson THE SOPH0lll0llIE CLHSS This yeors Sophomore Closs was composed of nine boys oll of whofn ore old This is the smollest closs in the school Dovid Wotson wos elected president Jim Aston vice Wotson monoger lettered in tootboll this yeor As yet the other sports hove not ended but there ore mony prospective letterrnen in soccer boseboll ond troclc The closs is repre ented on the Student Council by Aldredge ond Aston Aldredge hos oppeored on the Honor Roll mony times The Sophomore Donce in Morch otter mony postponements turned out to be o tre mendous success The closs wishes to express our thonks to Col Boyle who os our sponsor hos helped us in everything we hove done 29 . , . . , . president, Bob Cutler, treosurer, ond Ross Reimer, secretory. Allison, Aston, Reimer ond i i l ' . C . Front row G Clark J Adleta Adams Scurry Second row Dyer Shapard N Pearcy Murray Gay M Rudman D Mahoney Marcus R Moore D Threadglll Back row L Moore Hull M Mahoney Newton Kung Butler McCutcheon Wnlson Mr Johnson THE FITESHITTITIT CTHSS Thus years Freshman Class ranks among the best and largest In St Mark s hnstory We are under the competent sponsorshlp of Mr Johnson and his able assistant David This years class has had nts share of cmzenshup and scholastuc honors wnth Adleta Scurry Butler Threadgull and Murray appearnng often on the Honor Rolls The class oftlcers are Aclleta presudent Clark vuce presudent Adams secretary and G Scurry treasurer Adleta was elected to the Student Council and IS stlll servtng has term The Freshman Class conslsts of 23 boys There are nine new boys Gay Dyer McCutcheon L Moore R Moore Newton Rudman D Threadgnll and Murray The Freshman Class contributed to varsnty sports wnth Adams letternng In football The Freshman dance wlll go down ID the annals ot the school as the best dance ever glven 30 :' I' I I ' Z I V ' I I I ' I ' I I' I ' ' 2' I I ' I I I , , . . . , . , . . . . . . , . , . I I I I 3 1 I 1 ' I 1 f ' , . . ' ' I I I ' I ' I I I ' I ' , . Front row Tygrefl Hozle wood C Roberts Steworf D Huggins Mosher Scluepps P Cloyd Yoncey Second row Clwopfnon Crowford Fields Hown Burrow Ouslef Fleet Huckrnon McLeon Bock W Mr Mullans Merru Sclwoenemon Brown Knorpp Let M Cory Powell M Sullnmon 8th GRHDE Front row Toylor Rogers P Corr Knlporrrck G Wofson Hlggnns J Foxworflw Adleto A DErruco Second row Couchmon Clwnlders Wulluoms Johnson Horlon Corroll N Jones Lungo Boclf rOw 'vloxson M Neale R pl ervs l : , - 3 , 1 , . , . A X , r r ,r VO : . A , 1 , r l, : l, , r. - :.,.....- -.,..w.,. , ,l11"",.Lf.?,,i : ' W.-- J I - : , , , . 4. ,f r I l r A , ' H. A ' , . ,T. , . :I , rf. , . 'ck 1 5th GRHDE Schoellkopf D Mitchell Stevens Pryor Hammonds Vaughn Second row P Rud man W Carr Merldlth Mld dleton Mossman R Vollmer J Alexander Back row Mr Caldow Wright I Threadgull Coggeshall Frontrow Daniel Neece Worsham D Huggins Jac ques W Dearlng Campbell Second row C Byrd Burrus D Jones Hodges W Roberts M Burney Beckett Back roN Mr Malburger Bland Paine G DErrlCo 6th GRHDE I I I I f , . , . Front row: Newbury, A. 1 - 1 . D 1 U ' THE STUDEIIT BUDY l0lllER SOH00l 33 Furs? row Goedcke Penner Meeker Meoly Ferguson Second row Mr Plper Hogue Furbush McCutcheon Lefcher Anderson Mr Connelly Thxrd row D Threodgnll Bohonnon Wilson Butler Bock row Uribe Kung UPPER SlIH00l DORIIllTORY The boorders of ST lvlorlc s llve ln l-llggunbofhom l-loll o one story ronch style dormrfory completed IH l95O provldlng comforfoble spoce for opproxumofely fully occuponfs The Upper ond Middle School boorders ore seporofed by o Commons Room vvhlch both dnvn slons use for recreoflon The room IS equipped wa h o Televlsuon seT o lubrory of severol hundred volumes ond severol gomes 34 5 1 1 1 1 ' 2 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 5 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 , .... , . , ' ' 1 . v l , - . I , u , . FronT row Mr Mu'llns F1elds Knorpp Horlon Bond Second row G DErruco Pryor I Threodgull Merlduth Bock row Mrs FulTon IIIIIJDLE SCH00l DURIIIITURY Fnve foculTy house rnosTers under The d1recTuon of Mr J J Connolly sensor House mosTer ore IU chorge of l-lugglnboThom I-loll RopporT be+w en sTudenTs ond ToculTy as such Thor The oTmosph re as nnformol On week ends Th School plons recreononol ounngs for The boorders These ounngs Include hors bock rndlng roller ond Ice skonng rnovnes ond fooTboll gomes Trlps To The zoo ond mueeurns Theofre 53 ond The Dollos Symphony 35 Fnrst row Prlce W Plckens Dougherty W Foxworth enner Furbush Estes Letcher Second row Davis J Clark Nichols Meelcer Urube Doerlng Thlrd row Aldredge Watson Back row Butler Scurry D Threadglll Murray H0ll0R To make the first Honor Roll a boy nnust have an average of at least 85 OO or have all of has grades above 80 OO and he must also have a cltlzenshlp average above l SO lt ns an honor to be on this team and because of the very stttt requirements every boy strrves to mak thus group The second Honor Roll IS made up of boys who have an average ot 75 OO or all grades above 70 OO and a cltlzenshlp average a bove l 50 Front row Schoeneman Mosher Hawn Burrow C Roberts Ousley Tygrett Fields Second row J Fox worth Kllpatrlck Harlan T Adleta H Huggins Third row McBurney Jacques Wors ham Panne Daniel Back row Stevens Vaughn J Alexan der Wright : , . , . 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Q, r t I I .:' ' gf: N I Q N I I ' ' A 'I xx -Z' 4' ' ! - 'f-'Q , ,, --,--.-- TQ ' J-EBL NQV "' in 141 ' , ' 1 'l ' I ,E . . f 5x xg A441 pf Q a 'wg ' V :K ...L , , 9-0. Nl! Left To rnghf W Foxworfh Aldredge Asfon Estes Mr lgleharf J Acllefa Davus DougherTy THE SEIIIUR ST DEIIT COUIlCll Thls year as un The pasT The STudehT Couhcll has Taken a large parT of The school goverhmem oh :Ts shoulders The changes of The pas several years have made Thus a Truly represehTaTlve body of The sTu 38 5 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - I Left to rnght J Adlefo Dougherfy Dows W Foxworh Ardredge A form E Yes M lgl rorf Robert J Foxw rh Wo how D Hrggms Mo h r Choomon S Hoellkop ST DEIIT C0 Illlll To orogress WM he who e school ooh rd rr The Sruoewf Co Hoi rwo become o rorworeol ord T usted group 39 dems. With such o coumol The sfudem body Connor Pero but continue - 4. A I Z r r Y . A . 1 . ! r : , ' I . LH. 3 Furst row Hyman Prlce Estes Ferguson Dougherty Penner Letcher Second row Furbush Sewell Rupe Shirley Mr Nelson Cobb Meadows Back row VV Pnckens W Foxworth IIIHHIISITIEII STHFF Edntor ID Chief Managung Editor Associate Edator Business Manager Aavertnsnng Manager Assistant Advertlslng Manager A slstant Photography Edltor Sports Editor Assustant Sports Edutor Soczal Edttor I-tumor Edftor Asst tant Humor Editor A t Cantor A snstant Art Edrtor 40 CARL ESTES II BRUCE DOUGI-IERTY JODY FERGUSON ANTHONY PRICE WALTER FOXWORT'-I JOI-IN LETCHER BUDDY RUPE BOB MEADOWQ JIM SEVVELL DAVID COBB TALBOT PENNEI2 BILL FURBUSI-I JACK HVMAN BOB SI-IIRLEV Photography Editor ...,....,.... BILL PICKENS First row Mr Marburger Mr Pip Let her W Pick 'ts Furhush Rupe Shirley W Foxworth Dougherty Cobb Ferguson Price Penner Sewell Estes Mr Lenz Backrow Alexander Bohannon Mealy Aldredge Adams Uribe THE LETTERIIIEIIS CLUB With an ever expanding group of lettermen the Lettermen s Club cannot fall to become more and more important un the lute of the school Wuth Coach Marburgers leadership the club will certainly dominate the future of th student body This body symbolizes the ultimate achuevement of an upper schooler and represents an ideal for the middle chooler to attain Although th club is fairly rew it l'as already earned its place in the make up of the school This aroup is close knit and forms a nucleus for the whole school to work around 41 ' 1 . , . ' er, c , . ' er , ., , , ' , . , , I I I I I I ' ' 2 ' I I I I I ' Aston, Watson, Allison, J. Clark, J. Pearcy, Nichols, Gaedclce, Davis, Reimer. . . , . . . . . , . ' ' ' e . . . . S . . 6 . . I . I - Y ' U - THE BHHD At the begnnnung ot the school yeor tl'e bond wos smoll but otter o lnttle encourogernent durung tootboll seoson Mr E L Mous vvos oble to whnp up o tune orgonnzotlon vvnth the boclung ot the student body Mr Mous us dlrector of the bond The Upper School Morks mon Bond hos ployed tor severol Muddle School donces Thus ts o bond which we reolly con be proud of tor we hove seen tt develop l - Font row H t-luggtns Debus D Threodgtll Buler A DEruco D l-tggn Horlon Second row l-lozlewood McBurney Chtlders Aston Deortng Bond Ktrg Cutler Mr Mou Bock row Letcher Ousley Wllson Crowlord 42 Frrst row Goedcke Furbush Ferguson Estes Rupe Dougherty J Peorcy Second row Letcher Aldredge Alllson Shirley W Pickens Meeker Third row Morcus Nchols Doerlng Shopcxrd Rodor Hull Cutler N Peorcy J Adleto Bock rovv W Foxworth l-lyrron M oly M Rudmon Wilson D Threodgull Scurry Dovls Murroy Bohonnon Wotson Pruce Cobb J Clork Butler Col Boyle THE HISTUHY CLUB The l-lustory Club hos hod onother successful yeor durung 52 53 As o competent super vnsor Colonel R D Boyle hos held meetnngs monthly In vvhnch focts of hnstorucol Interest ore duscussed ond slgnuf cont movles ore shown The pope s on hustorncol events ore pre pored ond reod by the students After severol popers hove been reod some movnes ore shown After the movies ony further comments ore mode ond the meetnng as odlourned ot vvhuch tnme refreshments ore served The offucers of the club were Corl Estes II president Jody Ferguson vlce presldent Jnrn Meeker secretory ond Dovld Wotson treosurer Under the leodershnp of Colonel Boyle we ore sure the Hnstory Club vvull contunue to be on outstondung osset to the school os well os to the students 43 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 5 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I I D . . . - - - 1 1 v 1 4 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 ' 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 . . , l . T' - ' 1 - 1 1 1 T 1 1 1 1 - SUCIHL HIITIVITIES THE SEHIHH BHll The traditional, formal Senior Ball was held at Northwood Country Club or May 22 this year. The ballroom was decorated with silver wine coolers filled with magnolia blossoms, daisies, other white flowers and green ify. Jack Cline's orchestra played from nine until one o'clock, The Marksman dinner was also held at the Country Club. Attending were the Seniors and dates, Juniors and dates parents of seniors, senior faculty and trustees. The yearbook was dedicated to Doc Nelson This wri eup is very unusual in that rnany people will be reading this social note at the Senior Ecll Neat trick what? THE SOPH0lHOHE DHHTIE The Sophomore dance was held in the gym on March 20 The theme was Dixieland Jambore The backdrop behind the orchestra was made to look like an old Southern plantation In front of tl band was a brick wall with azaleas in front of this The azaleas and other plants were furnished by vtrs B n Nysewander John Brooks and his band played for dancing from nine un il twelve The cla s officers in charge of the dance were David Watson president Jim Aston vice presid t anc Ross Reimer secretary Several members of the senior class with their dates attracted some attertion by sitting in a circl in front of the band and clapping time to the music Seen in this rhythmic gathering were Bru e Dougherty with lane Moody Tony Price and Nancy Fisher Jack Hyman and Jim Doggie in the Window Sewell THE .I HIHH ITHHCE The Junior Dance was the second school dance to be held in the gym thi year lt Nas a bubbl dance blu h with thousands of balloons and a bubble blower Th decorations hcd been removed bf seu enir seekers by the time the dance was over This dance was the homecorning dance with ths Cassady School football team as special guests Henry Davis president and Jim Meeker social cha rnian were the Junior class officers present at the dance This dance was so successful that it receixed a write up in the Hockacl1yForcast a rare honor and prifilege Described in he Forcast Nas Walter Fokworths dress for the dance This consisted of a blue checked vest set off nf his Day Glo belt of honing red R d Rupe Ill was also seen i a pair of fright red suspender E u e Doughc y wc totecl fer h s brilliant fuorescent rec soy THE EHESHHTHH DHHCE The decorations were made up of autumn leaves corn stalks and a scarecrow M 46 Conell s band play c o the dance f om nine until twel e oclock The climax ofthe e ening cart tr Re Rcp .vas dying h s i ture taken fvitn another n ns ffe t-lofv aa L a ic r it c ar e of e dan e were Ja k Adleta p d nt and G orge a ident ii e by Mr D b ia c airn i s won o la nan 45 ,, H l J 1 A ' , i , I - ,, . . on . . . 'He l . E . ' ' ' Ti . 3 T I : ' , i 5 it . , ' - V 'SDJ J A , . i A . ' ' . . ' " ' ' . J . .S I X r O s, ' . e ' , : X . . F gg . . f X t l' I' e " , it ' D' , r 5 -rti 't i , i "' l sl . The Freshman Class started the gay, mad social season at St, Marks this year wvh a l-tariest Dance, A 4 1 f or , , , , S. f r r ' ' v ' . '. F ' me wlen N ." d" e i seen hc ' i pc ' i " , , .ta '- vi . i he t tltat co ch? Off' e s 's h g th c c , resi e ., . e s Cl rrk, vice-pres' , cd d s. . L. Cob , Jr., soc' l h A 'af and Mr VJ, X1 Ne 't ,c -c ir - .. Front row J Buxton Humphrey Rlchard Ramsey Mr OConnor Second row G Watson McCarty York Fleet Campbell Danxel Jacques Mossman Bywaters E Buxton G Schoellkopl Olmstead Third row Krlpatnck D Htgglns J Smith Carr Maxson Worsham Mr Sllllman Back row Dougherty Prnce Sewell Alluson D Watson Aston J Pearcy Aldredge Mr Boyer Mrs Hyman Mrs Knlpatrtck THE CHUIR the chour has become one ot the best boys chours an thus part ofthe country lt has sung several Evenpsalms and a Chrustrras carol service whuch was broadcast over KRLD The two malor works of the year were the TE DEUM which was done at Farr Park Audltoruum and the Mozart Mass which was sung at Unw rsltv Park Methodnst Church Other nmportant events were the road trlps to Corpus Chrustu Austnn and San Antonio The hugh spot of the chonrs social year was the Boars Head party whnch was held at the DeGolyer residence The upp r school members had a wonderful dance at the Dallas Athletuc Club whnch was a boomnng success Thus year the chour lost nts tour charter basses Jvn oewell Jack Hyman Bruce Dougherty and Tony Prnce But the bass section has grown to nme members so It wall be able to carry on 46 ' I I . I I I I ' I ' I ' I 2 U . I ' . Q I ' I I I I I ' I . ' : I . I I I I ' The St. Marlds choir has vastly improved since last year. Under the direction of Choirmaster O'Connor . D . . SWR 5 I. f X X I I Q s I 3 1 xxxxxxN"f U 1 al " N N sing M' I i.. I E' 1. VHRSITY LIUIIS s.. RUPE Back SCHILLING Quarterback PRICE Back SHIRLEY Back DOUGHERTY Back REIMER Tackle Trl Captaun Tru Captam .l... COBB Guard PENNER Guard SEVVELL Center 49 . A W 4 H- , ' Q , ,a 1- ' .. if g ,, "' 4 I ,Nil , I it VOXVVORTH Ewd ESTES Tackle FERGUSON Bock TrnCop'rom UKIBE Bock ADAMS Bock PEARCY Tockle iw FURBUSH End PICKENS Bock SHAPARD Tackle 50 9 ,L W X - ' ,K A was ..,g: , X4 A A I , I zzzi l lll , Z ' ,yv . , 5, 45 ANNESLEY Tackle KING End ST M RKSl3 JES lT0 On September 26 St Marks went to Jesuit Hugh School to play the openmg game of the T952 season Soon after the knck off Jesuit lost the ball to St Marks on downs The Ltons then went ahead to score a touchdown when Bob Shtrley ran over from the twenty yard lane Bruce Dougherty successfully kicked the extra pomt After several more attempts on St Mark s part to score Buddy Rupe flnally connected wtth Walter Fox worth for another touchdown Dougherty again attempted to convert but was unsuccessful Deep In the third quarter Jesutt punted and Jtm Aston took the ktck returned tt about ten yards St Marks on the next play Even though Gllbert Gaedcke recovered a fumble durmg the fourth quarter and Foxworth mtercepted a pass no score was made durmg the last half Bruce Dougherty s runnmg was the key to a St Mark s 25 2 wan over Htghland Park B team on Thursday October 2 Dur mg the second penod a pass from QB Hayden Schtllmg to Dougherty for 25 yards set up the ftrst score Bruce raced 50 RADAR Center BOHANNON End G CLARK Back D MAHONEY Guard ALEXANDER Back 51 9 0 and fumbled the ball to Jesuit who in turn fumbled it back to l I D . I ' 5 . A I yards around end for the tally John Allnson mlssed the extra polnt In the thurd peruod John Letcher recovered a Scottle fumble On a hand off Dougherty went through the mlddle to score on a 50 yard taunt Bruce mtssed the pomt Later un the same quarter Jnm Aston unter cepted a pass on the Llons 40 Several plays later Dougherty scored agam on a 50 yard run around left end Again he fauled to klck the pount The peruod was almost over when a Scot broke through and blocked a Lnon klck on about the T5 yard lane ln St Mark s end Thus Highland Park made theur only score when the ball rolled out of the end zone for a safety In the muddle of the fourth penod Dougherty made has fourth touchdown on a 90 yard gallop through the middle This tlme he successfully kicked the extra pount The Llons flrst loss came on Frlday October T0 when tl-ey met Sunset St Marks was scheduled to meet the B squad but they actually played the A squad Even so the Llons outfought Sunset all the way ln the second peruod Shirley scored from the ten on a plunge through the muddle Later ln the same quarter Dougherty passed to Alllson for another touchdown Late In the fourth perlod the Lnons came back to score agann on a T0 yard pass from Dougherty to Allison Wnth the defense a lnttle loose Sunset won 26 T8 St Marks played Klnkald for the fnrst tame on October T7 Durlng the first quarter very llttle happened The offense for St Mark s made a poor showlng but the defense was In top shape Early an the second period Knnkaud passed for a touchdown from the St Marks 25 yard lane but at was nulllfled by a penalty Later In the same p ruod they ran back Hayden Schilling s punt for 40 yards to the Llons 4 On the next play they ran It over They fauled to make the pomt after touchdown Then St Marks started a drlve tl'at Rupe dldnt have a chance to klck the extra pomt ln the thlrd peruod Kunkaud passed for another touchdown but It was called back ln the fourth quarter they fumbled on the 50 yard lme and Tony Przce recovered nt A Dougherty to Schlllmg pass galned 35 yards and Dougherty ran xt over from the T5 when he falled to fund any pass receivers Thus tvme Rupe klcked the extra pomt Later In the fourth peruod wlth the ball on the 20 yard llne In Kunkaud territory Jody Ferguson went tl'rough the right slde of the lnne four stranght fumes untsl he scored Agam Rupe made the pomt after touchdown The game wuth Crozaer on October 24 was one of the toughest of the season They scored mudway through the furst quarter after a long 60 yard dnve The extra pomt was blocked by the hard charging St Marks lme Later durnng the penod Crozner punted to safety man Foxworth Eehnnd beautiful blockmg he rambled 60 yards for a touchdown The score was now tled 6 6 Rupe havmg fouled to klck the extra pomt The second quarter was practically a repeat of the flrst one Crozner set up a long drive that resulted ID another score and they led T2 6 Later In the peruod tl'ey punted and agaun Foxworth went for the touchdown with the help of bruslng blockmg of the forward wall With the score tled Rupe came through to gave the Lions the lead by klcklng the extra pomt Durnng the third perlod Bob Shurley broke loose through the muddle and ran 50 yards for the score Agam Rupe converted ln the closing mmutes of the same peruod Crozier scored agann on a long druve Agam they fanled to convert and thus the game ended wlth St Marks squeezung by 20 T8 St Stephen s klcked off to Shirley who took the ball un the end zone and ran at out to the three On the next play Prlce went through the mlddle He was hut hard and fumbled and St Stephens recovered A few plays later St Stephens scored Then they ran the 52 . , . , . . . , . , . . V , ll II ll ll , . . . . . . . , . , - . . . . . Q . . , , . , . . . , . V resulted in a touchdown on a pass from Schilling to Foxworth. The center was poor so . , . . . . - . . . I . , , , . , . , . . . . I I pounT over To make The score 7 0 AfTer ThaT early breakThrough boTh ST STephen s and ST Marks were unable To score during Tlse fnrsT half The Lions defense was superb buT Thelr offense was havung very rough golng because of The Tnlury of DougherTy Early In The second half The Lsons recovered a ST STephen s fumble on The ST Mark s 40 yard llne A few plays IaTer Shrrley broke Through The mnddle and dndnT sTop unTnl he was caughf from behind on The ST STephens sux Ferguson Then drove Through The r1ghT srde of The lrne To score for The Llons DougFerTy s aTTempT To conve T failed and ST STephen s led 7 6 ST Marks Then kicked off ST STephen s Took The ball on Theur own 30 and ran TT all The way for a Touchdown Thrs Tame however Theur Try for The exTra pounT fouled ln The fnnal period Ferguson rnTercepTed a pass LaTer Schilling passed To FoxworTh for a long gann buT To no avail ST STephen s won l3 6 On November 8 ST Marks really wenT rnTo The losing column Cassady gourneyed down from Oklahoma CrTy To glve The Lnons a Tough game Early rn The fursT auarTer Cas sady score and made The polnT They scored again from The Ten durrng The second perrod Durung The frrsT half ST Marks made a poor showlng The offense was weak and The defense was havung Trouble In The Thrrd quarTer Cossady reeled off Two more Touchdown runs of 62 and 40 yards aplece In The laTe parT of The period Jody Ferguson recovered a Cassady fumble on The Oklahoma Teams 25 yard llne Three plays IaTer quarTerback Hayden Schullrng passed To FoxworTh for a Lron score from The T0 yard llne ST Mark farled To make The po1nT afTer Touchdown ln The wannng momenTs of The frnal perlod Henry Davis broke Through Tfe Cassady llne To naul The ball carrler IU has end zone Thus The Lrons goT a safeTy Funal score ST Marks 8 Cossady 33 On Friday November T4 ST Marks wenT down To l-lousTon To play ST Johns Thus was The season s worsf game wnTh The Lrons wlndung up on The wrong srde of a 33 To 7 score ST Mark s only Tally came laTe ID The funal p nod on a pass from Rupe To FoxworTh IT was The resulT of ST Mark s only susTarned drmve Rupe kicked The exTra point 2 53 ' I . , . , . . . , . s . . , , . . . ., . T. . ,. . . . . . , I V . . . . , . , . , . . . , , . - f ' I T , , . . , . . . . , . . . , . .. . , ,C - . - -I . . , . ,. , . . , , . , ,. . . , , . .. . , . . . 2 .. 6 . , . . . . THE FO0TBlTll Bflllll ET The football banquet was held rn the gym on November 2lst The varsuty lettermen theur dates and therr parents were guests of the school for dtnner The gym was beautrfully decorated by Mrs Leonard Nlchols and her commuttee Mr Red McLaun was guest speaker The team presented Coaches Mambo and Pe per each a small token of our esteem The varsity team of next year suffered a great loss by the passung on of Letcher Davld Cobb Talbot Fenner Jam Sewell Bull Furbush Tony Price Buddy Rupe Bruce Dougherty and Bull Prckens Underclassmen who lettered were Scott Alexander Jam Clark John Allison Henry Davrs Ross Rermer Gllbert Caedclce John Adams Fernando Urlbe Hayden Shtllang Jrm Aston Rrchard Bohannon and Davud Watson 54 the Class of 253. Senior lettermen this year were: Jody Ferguson, Vwlalter Foxworth, Carl Estes, John 7 ,gg ,, , Wwf,.,,,,,,Q.f Ii I l W ,MMw.w. ,, . V V ,.,. .T fm, , ' ,,,,,,2. ,,,,, A, Q, 4 ' 4 . 5?f,gm 1 7,,, 575,21 , f W ' ' I , ,, f Z K M W ww W M M: 4 Q ,, ' .Mff ' , 'N 4 wk' f if 4 QZW ,L 'W 5 "'vgf'U Liwjii' Q 4,4 I f M ,, V ' , ' Q , W ' , 'f 4 f 1 , ,, f 1,2 V , , A f h , f g X an W, 35 , W E iz 1 'A ' , W 4 ' , V- 1 v iq ' - 4 , Z' I :,:Al Z Q A , sl ' 1 193' I I' V I , ! Q , ,Ms Vg 2 , E ,wg f 1' 'K 1 A Q , p f I 5 I 4. 4 5 11 . 3 , Qt 1 A W 'B' Q T sb if 'L " A ' n ,, ww W , 'W 3 .yfpf Vega, lk 5. D' 1353, - ,J Qrxlx ' swf xi Name of Player DOUOI-IERTY FOXXNORTH SHIRLEY RUPE BOHANNON FURBUSI-I SCI-IILLINO DAVIS ALLISON ADLETA ALEXANDER RUDMAN TOTALS Gomes Played Name of Player Fouls DOUOI-IERTY EOXVVORTI-I SHIRLEY RUPE BOI-IANNON FURBUSI-I SCI-IILLINO DAVIS ALLISON ADLETA ALEXANDER RUDMAN TOTALS 44 FieIcI Goals 56 ofa of Free Throws Free Throws Free Throws Attempted Made Mode 465 4 46 7 Average per Total Pomis Game O4 3 6 448 . . . . , QO 90 98 50 5I 1 ...... 20 55 125 50 39 . . . , . I . I7 I8 39 20 513 , . . . . . . . 20 24 72 32 44 . . I . . 20 50 75 48 64 , I . , . . I I7 I4 I9 4 QI , . . . . . 5 I2 II 5 46 . . . . . . . . 5 1 5 1 I7 . , . . . . I 5 5 9 3 33 . . I . . , . 5 1 2 0 - . . . , . . 2 2 2 1 50 . . . , . . , 4 2 2 0 - . . . , . 20 341 QI 55 . I . . . , . . 36 230 11.5 . . . . I . I , 47 222 IIJ , I . . . I . . , 37 55 32 . . . I . . . . , , 41 50 4 , . . , . . . . 34 205 1 . . . . . . . . . QI 32 L9 . . . . . . . . 5 29 36 . . . . . . I . , . 3 3 15 . . I I . . . . . 3 I9 1 . . I . . . , . . 2 2 .25 . . . . . . I . 3 5 26 I . I . . . . , . 1 4 1 . I . . , I , . 2 595 , I SUCCER FERGUSON AND ESTES CoCop1oms Furs? row Penner Nxchols Aston J Peorcy Ferguson Estes W Pnckens Reimer Adoms Second row Goy Uribe Kung Murroy N Peorcy Wilson Meoley H Byrd Debus Bock row J Clork Hymon Cobb Moore D Threodglll 58 5 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 5 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 - SUGCIER ST Mark s soccer Team sTarTed Traunung un The laTTer parT of Novem ber and played The TursT game of The season agaunsT CuTy Park on The lOTh of December ST Marks won l To O wuTh Bob Amus scorung The yuTal pounT The nexT game was played un January agaunsT The KnughT Rauders ST Marks won Thus game 3 To Q wuTh CuTler scorung Two pounTs and AsTon one In The nexT game CuTler came Through agaun and scored The sungle pounT oT The game whuch caused ST Marks To beaT The OpTumusTs Two games were played wuTh Cassady School of Oklahoma The TursT game was a OTo O Tue and The nexT game was won by Cassady l To O Two games were also played agaunsT Allen Academy In The TursT game Allen beaT ST Marks 2 To buT ST Marks came back un The second game To beaT Allen l To O CuTler scored The wunnung pounT un The lasT game beTween ST Mark and Allen The Junuor Mulhausers beaT ST Marks 8 To u OuT oT The eughT games played durung The T952 53 soccer season ST Marks lasT only Thre games The hugh pounT man beung Bob CuTler wuTh a ToTaI oT Tuve pounTs To hus creduT The Team was coached by Mr l-l W enz Thus squad beaT The Texas sTaTe champuons and Thus could be con sudered sTaTe champuons Themselves 59 , , . . 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Q . . . . u FlrsT row DougherTy Urlbe Rupe W Pickens J AdleTa Second row Mr Marburger Gay Nichols Furbush Bohannon Back row BuTler EsTes Relmer AsTon VV FoxworTh Aldredge On March T8 ST Marks lourneyed To Fr: co To play The openmg game of The V253 season Despn The heavy huTTung of Wa'Ter Foxworrh and Bull Pnckens who each got a double ST Marks fouled To capTure The lead and losT 8 2 DougherTy was on The mound To Take The loss Ruckens and AdleTa scored for ST Mark s Two days laTer on The 2OTh ST Marks wenT To Ennis To play ST Johns FoxworThs sungle and O double and Nrchols Two sungles however were noT enough To wan ST Marks losT l4 7 Aldredge Took The loss before he was relleved by Furbush who rn Turn gaze way To Rupe ST Johns of Ennus came To ST Marks on The 25Th of March DougherTy pufched a no huTTer and struck cuT TourTeen men an even nnnungs Plckens Q01 Two singles To help ST Marks unlo The wan column 2 l wnh Rupe and DougherTy accounting Tor The Two scores On Aprul l3 Boys Rancn came To Dallas To play ST Marks Nuchols and Urlbe were The only Llon To geT hiTs buT Dougherfys piTching gave ST. Marks The vicTory by a score of 3-2, FoxworTh Rupe and DougherTy scored wiTh Bruce as The winning run. 60 4" piilllgb 11131, gil., 03. rl' 1" 'Q 'Ii' .hae is Q 4 ., Q in 0, I Q S55 hm Q to .2 The Marksmen staff wishes to thank the followung for their co operatlon and efforts In making thus book posslble Art Mrs Joe E Estes and Mlss Carol Estes Prlntung Wlllnam S Henson Inc Typography John A Scott Co General American Onl Co Texas 62 Pictures - Hodges Photography of Compllmenfs of FGXWURTH GALBRAITH LUMBER COMPANY L LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Speclallzlng In all kinds of Bulldlng Maternal Refall Yards Serving Texas New Mexico and Arizona MERCANTILE SECURITIES BUILDING Dallas I Texas 63 To lnvlte anyone nmplles that we charge ourselves with has happiness all the time that he us under our roof Brnllat Savarln The Marksmen staff washes to thank the follownng friends of the school for the com plumentary quarter page of advertusmg subscribed by each of them 1 SPECIAL DINNERS AND A LA CARTE MENU 2809 ROSS AT CEN AL TRI 35 O e 5 P M Closed Wed esdoys Parrlos Spaghetti House Goff s Cooks Modern Home Kenney Asel Art Supplles Country Club Pharmacy A Friend Dr and Mrs H C Coggeshall Inwood Glidden Paint and Onl Betty McLean Galleries Umversuty Pharmacy Mrs J G Estes Complrmenfs of B RRIS ILLS, Inc 64 ,, . . . . ' ll ., . 0 AFriend I I l TR 0 -'I - - - pn . , n C ff Sr Reddy with our Qffyfzffwwm f g1acluat1on In a truly xx onde1 ful occas1on car1y1ng Wlth It eve1y pFOm1S6 of a successful fUtUl6 Remembe1 you1 fuendlv 9l6Ct11C se1vant Redclx Iulovs att mll alu ays be on hand 111 y0U1 home and at VSO1k to help you enjoy bette1 l1V1Hg electl 1cally DALLAS POWER 84 LIGHT COMPANY ' ' LpdMJ 65 ' v 1 Q ll Il o O O It's a great feeling, isnlt it? And you should feel great, because Q Q Q' Q' Q 7 V' v -. ! ., 7 e 5 . ' r Q y Q v ' y ! i FIRST XX NI C .Inbox JR IHOMAQ BECIXFTT JR JAMEs F JM QUES M P SMALLWOOD COMPANY INK FQTVIENVI' BANKFRQ Mme ANTILF Huh BLIIDINF DALLAS Compllmenfs of A Friend 66 WFINTON A. JACKSON W . . f RENT A CAR DRIVE S3 OO per Day plus 6c a Mule S15 OO per Week plus 6 a Mule Gas Oll Insurance Furmshed NICHCLS BROS 1320 Commerce RA 8484 Across Street f om Hotel Adolphus B C CLEANING HILLCREST SERVICE House Cleanmg rlendly Neighborhood Bank Where Your Business ls Wall to Wall Carpets Cleaned Appreclafed Chlmneys Cleaned EL 9095 67 U- -IT A. . . STATE BANK ' AF' ' l The Marksmen staff wishes to thank the following friends of the school for the complimentary halt-page advertisement subscribed by each of them: C. G. McBurney A Friend American Liberty Oil Co. H. Leslie Hill Morse G. Spenser J. E. Johnson Cecil H. Green Claiborne, Reed and Pate The Hockaday School Dorchester House Phil Shepps Distributors Mrs Tom E Cranflll West Park Pharmacy When in Downtown Dallas Leave Your Car at Best Wishes Nici-lol.s A Fr-end anon-lens GARAGE 1320 Commerce Street iAcross from Adolphus Hotel 68 The Marl-csrnen staff wishes to thank the following friends ot the school for the complimentary tull page ot advertising subscribed by each ot them: Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Estes Dallas, Texas Couchman Advertising Agency Dallas, Texas Mrs. C. W. Boller Dallas, Texas Mr and Mrs William F Burrow Dallas Texas Hodges Dallas Texas Mr and Mrs Lewis C Roberts Jr Dallas Texas Mr and Mrs Lenton Watson Dallas Texas Mr Robert Dearing Dallas Texas Thomas W Gray Dallas Texas Wilson H Brown Dal as Texas Mr and Mrs Joseph C Ferguson Zwolle Louisiana J R McLean Oil Accountants Dallas Texas 69 1 . . . , . 1 1 I I i 1 1 . . , I The Marksmen staff wishes to thank the following frlends of the school for the com pllmentary quarter page of advertrsmg subscribed by each of them Contractors Sheet Metal Works Doran Chevrolet Company Frutz Stewart Charles C Plerce 6116 Lemmon Avenue A B Cass .lr Real Estate Henderson Howe Dunes and Craft J C Olivers Harrell s Gaston Avenue Pharmacy Joe W Smith Pame Drlllmg Compan 70 1 ll ' Beck's Fried Chicken O O O X52 Commodore Perry Hotel X592 I C pl f f Austin, Texos Casa De Palmas Hotel MCAI en, Texos DEE and HATTIE SPECIALIST CLEANERS We Pamper Your Clothes Umon 2965 Vlctor 0555 Compliments of MCALISTER CHEVROLET COMPANY 901 S Ervay The Morksmen staff washes to thank the following friends of the school for the com plnmentary quarter page of advertlsnng subscrnbed by each of them Oscar Rosen and Co Highland Park Pharmacy Tenmson Floral Company Home Beverage Servlce Charles B Campbell Sherwm Wllllams Children s Center First Community Church Walnut Hull Jewelers Preston Square Garden Shop J Malcolm Hazelwood The Posey Shop Atlas Plumbing and Heatung For Neater Work an Higher Grades Always Use MASTERPIECE School Supplies There Is No Substitute for Quality .u .. d I 72 The Marksmen staff wlshes to thank the following friends of the school tor the complimentary full page advertisement subscribed by each of them Mr and Mrs Robert Gates Folk Mrs Cecil R York Mr and Mrs A'bertSlss1nan St Mathews Cathedral Mr J D Brown Drake Alexander and Drake ln A Friend 73 l I Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Schoellkopt 1 1 S- if ' Y--W i l l il I ll The Marksmen staff wishes to thank the following friends of the school for the com- plimentary quarter page of advertising subscribed by each of them: Flower-A-Day Shop Knox Street Hardware Park Cities Motors Compliments of MCMURRAY S BOOK STORE Studdard Texaco Breedlove Service Station Ball Brothers Glass Co. Lingo and Bailey, Inc. Preston Road Pharmacy Chamberlin Brothers Auto Financing E O Smith Mr and Mrs H V Tygrett Compliments of Mr and Mrs G H Vaughn Jr 74 I 0 o 0 0 I 0 a SIGN you can DEPEND CN! D I 6 , MPA o m p I e e a n Light Meduum Heavy Duly FLEET DRILLING COMPANY 75 R L l 9 w 'P Q Q i - i C' b 'K 9 tl C I R o t r y S e r v ' c e .. - I Dallas, Texas Ada, Oklahoma Phone: RAndoIph 7751 Phone: 1067 Shop with the Merchants in the Highland Park Shopping Village FLIPPEN PRATHER STORES INC The Marksmen staff wishes to thank the following trlends of the school for the complimentary halt page advertisement subscribed by each ot them Roberts Lumber Company State Farm Insurance Companies Stovall s Adams Service Station Johnson Brothers Crevrolet Northwest Lumber Company Kathryn Currm Crutchfield Hardware Drilling Magazine Uvalde Construction Company A Friend 76 . I , PIAZA PRI IIERY Complimenfs ' PRINTING e ENGRAVING Coca-Cola 00 OFFICE SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS I I I I 6916 Snider Plcnzo Phone JUs1ln 4435 BestWlsI'1es A Friend 77 k . I I In Q - , HM,-M Compliments of SABINE LUMBER COMPANY The Marksmen staff wishes to thank the followung frlends of the school for the com pllmentary quarter page of advertising sub scribed by each of them W M Lmgo Jr and Family Simon Davld Company H W Harber Kung Furnlture Company A Friend Rnchord Brooks Adams Food Stores Midwest Contracting Company Hudspeth Greenhouse 8. Flower Shop Ebby Halliday Dallas Council for World Affairs JERRY WERTHEIMER Life and Qualifying Member Mllllon Dollar Round Table Estate Creation and Analysis Pension Plans Business and Tax Insurance Rlverslde 3091 Jones Glidden Paint Stores - - - 78 Investment Bankers A xx mnxxGSQxV f DALLAS -A' TEXAS 79 I ,Xe li "KL ff? Q'-X fffiw' M " 2 HL Mfg!! 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