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

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X cc Ali Baudoin Hop rightj has been the Manual Arts instruc- tor at St. Mark's since the course's inception in 1970. Mr. Baudoin is an accomplished sculptor and often can be found out on the playing fields flying gasoline-powered airplanes. He has attended New Mexico Highlands University. Mario Foster Kboltom leftj, a 1963 arrival at St. Marlos, is a veteran ofthe Big Bandw era. having played with the Dor- seys and Les Brown. Director of the Band since his arrival and eighth grade class advisor, he also has started teaching Middle School Science this year. He holds a B.Ed. and M.Ed. from UCLA, and Bachelorls and Master's degrees in music from SMU. Jeffrey Dow lbntlom, rightj, who Came to St. Marlcls in 1970, teaches social studies. A native of Maine, Mr. Dow is also advisor for the seboolis radio station KSTM and coach for Freshman basketball. The schools' trap-set artist in resi- dence. he performs in the band and impromptu jazz groups. Mr. Dow graduated from Dartmouth in 1970.

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I 2 y . 3 lf , 2 s 'J' QA .57 ge' i f AX . -1 ziggy , . , ,V ? . ' ' zz , l A ' L r F . H . i .- Y fv-v X. M V ,,,, V ,,, 7 A H J .a1f,r.rw:f14f' f . - .. ,, , i R .A u .. M K 7 lan Viekery fbotlom lfwj has been a member of the St. Marks community for three years. He teaches the Russian language and a eourse in Russian literature. He has spon- sored some summer trips to Russia for students. Mr. Vicke- ry is a graduate of Wesleyan University and holds a B.A. de- gree. jim Livengood Hop righzj a teacher at St. Marles since 1968. is direetor of the ehoir and Glee Club. He also teaches religion, is the sehool organist, and is a member of the fifth iw .. krrk , .,4. M .4 ,, In and sixth grade team-teaehing program. Mr. Livengood holds a B.A. degree from Occidental College. Bill Kysor fbollom rigltlj, who arrived at St. Markis in 1969, teaches Middle School art and is a member of the fifth and sixth grade team-teaching program. His paintings have been shown at, among other places, the Dallas Museum and the Oklahoma Art Center in Oklahoma City. Mr. Kysor has attended North Texas State University.

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, fi. I , ff 4 I i 14' .. V 3,41 f my in . V ' 7 Q Wt , 0. 1 J 6 n V. i , 'W Y? : i,1 . h. 4 3 4 I 'vu v , in '51 'i r 3 . . Q ,gi y , 'Y A 4 5 X, i . ,l l 4 'M w I . 5- y . is . 'BJ i 'Wy Belita Moreno flop lenj, a new arrival this year, teaches Drama and Creative Dramatics. She also sponsors the Drama Club and Mid-day Mid-week and is a member of the fifth and sixth grade team-teaching program. Miss Moreno worked with the Harlequin Players last summer. She holds a B.F.A. degree from SMU. Nancy Briscoe fbottom leftj, in her first year at St. Markis. teaches the Film-TV-Photography course and is a member of the fifth and sixth grade team-teaching program. Mrs. Bris- 1 E f I B coe is also a co-sponsor of the Photography Club. She is a graduate of SMU and holds a B.F.A. degree. John Prescott fboltom rightj is a new addition to the St. Maries faculty. Prior to teaching French here, he taught for two years in Bordeaux and Lyon, France. Mr. Prescott acts as advisor to the French Club. He was educated at Dart- mouth College and Brown University and received B.A. and M.A. degrees.