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

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outside of classroom teachers join students in sports and fine arts li l Frat Davis fleflj, who joined the St. Mark's Science De- partment in 1968, teaches chemistry and biology. Mr. Davis holds a B.A. from East Texas State University and an M.A. from SMU. The subject of his masterls thesis was The Ef- fects of Cacodylate Buffered Paraformaldehyde on Cell Con- stituents of Chinchilla Liversf' Arthur Douglas flop rightj has been at St. Markis for sev- entcen years. A science teacher, Mr. Douglas is president of the St. Mark's Cum Laude chapter. He holds an A.T.D. from the Bradford College of Art, and has also attended the Uni- rmw . , , adm? , ,. versity of Rhode Island and the Universidad lnteramericana Mr. Douglas holds the unique honor of being a fellow of the London Zoological Society. Andrew Mailer fbotlorn riglztj came to St. Markis as an English teacher in 1969. His activities outside of academ- ics include serving as advisor to the school's newspaper, the Rcfllarker, and coaching the cross country team. Mr Mailer has attended the University of Wisconsin, where hr earned a B.B.A. degree.

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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.

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'ax 'im S Qu: i John Crews flop rightj has taught in the Mathematics De- partment for the past six years. Mr. Crews is sponsor of the St. Maries chapter of the Mu Alpha Theta Society. He holds a B.A. degree from Florida State University and an MA. de- gree from the University of Texas. Eugene Oltrogge fbottorn leflj, a mathematics teacher. joined the faculty in 1964-. He is a wrestling coach, sponsors a college tour during spring vacation, and is an accom- plished hicyclist, investor. and traveler. He has studied at swam . t A.. Warthurg College, Drake University, Case Institute, and Michigan State and holds B.M. and M.S.E, degrees. Leon Callihan fbotlom righlj, head of the Science Depart- ment, and physics teacher since 1965, has a BS. and M.Ed., attending the University of Houston, SMU, UCLA, and Po- mona College. He is advisor to WLTV. Physics is good for you. Mr. Callihan serves on the Physics Committee of the College Entrance Examination Board. Physics is where the action is.