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

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For the many qualities that have made him an integral part of St. Mark's-his friendship, his interest, his sense of hum- or, and his devotion as teacher and coach-We, the Class of '66, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Thomas S. Adams

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Str. MARK'S SCHOOL OF TEXAS 10600 PRESTON ROAD DALLAS,TEXAS 15230 March 6, 1966 What follows is a pictorial history of the academic year 1965-66, our Sen-G ior year at St. Mark's. We who compiled this history have tried to capture in pictures the mood which surrounded the various events of the year. We have tried to create a book that will serve as an accurate reminder- of our final year in high school. Of the many events which made up our Senior year, the writing and lay- ing out of Marksmen 1966 was certainly one of the most significant. We raised the money necessary to publish a yearbook, photographed the various organizations and events of the year, and then gave order and meaning to this mass of pictures. Yet, to us, the staff, Marksmen 1966 is far more than a collection of photographs and explanatory paragraphs. It is a reminder of night sessions that often did not end until 3 A.M., of deadlines that brought frantic attempts to finish pages and to raise money, and of bull sessions around a coffee pot that usually lasted for hours. It is the result of time and effort spent in trying to leave St. Mark's a single tangible reminder of the Class of '66. We think this yearbook is an accurate reminder of our Senior year at St. Mark'S, and we sincerely hope you enjoy reading it. m allay John Goren Bill Walker Rick Geyer Jim Moore Preston Conklin Mike Ginsberg Tom Roosth Frank Dyllick Greg Nobles Warren Foxworth Jim l-lelfand Eric Nye Harlan Cohen, Editor John Threadgill George Braly Richard Harris John Jackson Wendell Merritt Bobby Rozelle Bill Clarkson John Myers Richard Whitehurst Julian Wasserman Bill DuBois Jerry Kelley