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

Text from Pages 1 - 326 of the 1974 volume:

MARKSME 1974 A three act drama of St. Mark's life And is life not like the play? The gods who watch the drama know that somebody must play the villain 's part, and somebody the pauper's. . . l-le, therefore, who is wise plays pauper, king, or villain with gods in mind. - Talbot Mundy EUGENE MCDERMOTT After four decades, Eugene McDermott has left us, but his work will always remain. Eugene McDermott has passed away - nevertheless, he will continue to live very rnuch in our hearts and minds as we try to continue his good work, inspired as we are by his many and practical ideals. - Cecil H. Green Behind the words and movements, fmperturbable 4 ww anv- C STAGE withdrawn, slumbereo' a strange smolderino power. - Henry Brocken Mun. '91 , 71 u f w fww 1 ,135 ffwfv . -1 WW M WM, X- ,,, 1 ,ww ,w 1' WW MQR illlli Ill! 51, VJ, M .. Wyllyfm, 3 WW, , F - ' .W 2 -. , 5 '- . .W M M , X W ' ' , W f7,,4L+ 1 ., S 4 k F , f: -, ' Q ,, ,-f3Q 1, ji2fffM . Q f - V 4 'I ' H -f Q A 1 ,541 ., ' .. '54 I -,Pi , X 2 , , . , M: - ., 5 ,9 1 4, .1 ' N, ' 1 598 ' ' .nt if if f ll 5 Q - Ill 1 ?, ' i I U Y ' ' S5 sis ff 1 W 1 -'33 ff' q' MZ, W 5, V 1 W 'RK I fi K J KLWQ ag 'M s ' 5, ' M., gf-5' W ' I PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS p. 17 CAST Seniors p. 49 Underclassmen p. 134 5 I. 1lQ1ElfHliUl ,, .. ,C .,., p 5 ' .7 rf W-2.2. . C.. 1 1 '- + , - '.1-S . SL-p 5 ' . CSVS 6, t M i .. .. , H C - ,,y - I i ' --N k'L' H p. 166 T ACTII WINTER p. 199 ACT III SPRING p. 248 + CLUBS 4. p. 259 V ADVERTISEMENTS p. 273 RM x, Xxx H. '- X ,VN M X XY .X , K mm SX gg 'N wx ,K Preparations are made, 1 Q Changes occur, 0 f? 4 '1f.!'V W R The set is finished And waits in silent readiness. Amir' Z V' V' W.-ami dl HQ x . ff? 1. 1:-Z i bn - M N. W . - I ., x f frixeif' i . M v 'pg ' U A stir gil 9' f N , 5, -' W.. ., ,W ..,, Q ,W f ,W 1-7 wwf' V' A Spark of Life And as the Curtain Rises . . The Show Begins , ILL., DIRECTORS FAC U LTY H EADMASTER john T. Whatley 1969 g haf X Our Boss if I K t Q Head of Middle School Michael W. Teitelman Director of Admissions 1969 'LMA -94. gr I Dean of Students Herbert M. Meyer 1970 Head of Upper School lohn I. Connolly 1949 Richard Esler Chairman Language Department 1970 Donald C. Chairman English 1969 North Department : . f 1 - Jilin? fer Richard Hawley Chairman Fine Arts Curriculum Coordinator 1965 Roger West Business Manager 1962 Charles Quisenberry Chairman Athletic Department 1968 Arthur Douglas Chairman Science Department 1955 lack Hollon Chairman Math Department 1 971 wmwww Alan Stewart wie' HH? Chairman Social Studies Department 1965 7 J X Wilson Ramage Industrial Arts 1972 'N as K , Eugene Oltrogge Mathematics 1964 Robert Handy English 1965 Sandy Donaldson Social Studies 1970 12 6, The Hawk at rest Oh no! ham delight again? fo i My iJ Frank Murray Evans Mank Social Studies 1973 Social Studies 1970 . Y F Michael Beidel Mathematics 1967 luaff Egues Spanish 1971 mamh-Bmw, I I, Grace Roberson Nurse 1967 lohn Stutsman Mathematics 1973 '--I.. .191-Q George Edwards Speech 1972 Victor White English 1972 . 1 .1 Benson Murray Director of College Placement Social Studies 1963 Kennith Owens Mathematics 1957 L 1 9.75513 gy ' -- f --Q.. E Herbert Rogalla Rev. Peter Ensor Fine Arts 1966 Chaplain 1972 Andrew Mailer English 1969 Paul Weadon German 1972 Thomas Adams Social Studies 196 9 john Byrne Physical Education 1963 lames Adair Science 1972 Librarians Alice Hendley, Sophie Strauss and Carla Outler Tim Wilde Media 1972 A LP! ,.V, 1 35 3 va ' lohn Prescott French 1972 james Livengood Choral Director 1968 Mike Spain Social Studies 1971 F ' 1 so a-., A 8 sm Nl'- S eel ,,. lx ln Phil McDaniel Drivers Ed. - Student Services 1972 Anne Freeman English 1973 Cathy Lutken English 1973 Carlos Arandia Spanish 1 969 Michael Bennett Classics, English 1965 William Bishop Financial Officer 1973 Richard A. Geyer lr. Development Director Social Studies 1972 Virginia Nunn Upper School Secretary 1968 Mary Pickard Clerical Secretary 1970 f5 N- '.' . M William A. Dexter Science 1963 Bobby Rivera Reading Skills 1973 ax' 1 hm ,,,,,i i'i1 Marsha Wallace Registrar 1968 Leon Callihan 'Science 1964 . K f I -Q ww , , ju' W. R. Ashby Mathematics 1968 2 21 9 lohn P. Crews Mathematics 1966 wxgg-55. Frazer Waddill Math, Science, and Fine Arts Secretary 1967 6 I ,,QQQ,QQ,,,,.,,- .,,M rf a., 1 '-'i ' , ,, ,,... , S lewel Culpepper Ruth Fleishman jackie Smith 1958 1973 1973 A - , Q '92 5 Q Karen LaCroix French, 1970 L leane Evans Secretary to the Headmaster 1958 f. T. - 9 a a 1 , ,T X 21,51 Rf: K- , :sf-ui.'5iw Y -I' M K , X eeee . 99 L so A,ALe Robert Kohler Spanish, 1971 Thomas W. McNair English, 1970 Debbie Laughlin Receptionist ,Q I 1971 Mario Foster Band 1963 1, e1 ' 1 fc , e ei 1 e e Ingrid f iii 9 l 9 ' Yollick id ' c English mn-vw' ., Donald Larrimer Science, 1959 -Q.' . W ff, ' 9 XI 1 M, .,,. M' has..- lean Ensor Secretary, 1972 37 I in Gene Williams Science, 1967 I Wayne Wilson Mathematics, 1961 6 'Wlll ' wr: ww, 1- , ,. ws-- ,..a S, .a..,c . ., .w -.. W- 14. 5 9 clii 6 g Wi , N A ' Ni Q ll lli i1,l, lf- llllillll jjj? l llllli 9 6 .V ' , ,bw 'lll lllll Mrs. Sara Davis k P.E. Secretary, 1960 Mal W Mrs. Marylou Anderson Middle School Secretary, 1973 Q, A Q Q:oQslv sz. .- Peter Lutken Drama, 1972 Frat Davis Science, 1968 Thomas Easterling Science, 1973 '61 'Ne 40 Lower School Chloe Gursch Head of the Lower School, 1955 Mary Ann Sharp, 1972 Sharon L'HeIgoual'ch, 1967 W me I - . 1 ll ff' Esther Wakefield, 1964 Evelyn Boone, 1959 I , fm? Frank lordan, 1968 gif . 'f',, eg f . 6 Celeste Vickery, 1972 '-' r 1 Tammy Kostiuk, 1973 Mary Vanshaw, 1956 ,,,,,, ,, F Alice Oltrogge, 1965 Larz K. Anderson, 1970 41 Velma Fowler ,AM Housekeeper, 1934 ' ,-,. ',Mgf,g:?f'i , 535 ,,, , f ' 1 iii ' 1 : N, -f f , W.. .- nn, - f , ,'-' ' iv- , 1 '- .' .fff- W J? l rsrs 9 1 issa 1 1 1 9 M, :,, It ,1-W sasr p F' 1 l 1 Larry Cavitt Social Studies, 1969 Ken Walters Media, 1974 Terry Gibson Physical Education, 1969 W of 4 .fc H ,n ' ' in . Ti Dudy Hurst Textbook Officer, 1971 I Xit 'j.lQ..,,-.Q 'MMM I T , a 1? f 1 ,' f f ,,zQ 61Yi: 1 , We H 1, V gl -f , V, L, ,, f A L - 1 gg! b uf T V 1' 4, mpzeff Daniel Paul Nevot Physical Education, 1964 mothy B. Shutt English, 1973 William H. Kysor Art, 1969 ii. T kkik K a i iiai ff Z ' ,I . 5 a 5 , 'N -, i xg W. is . K 3 ' ' if 5 5' Qi seal N 95555 Q .SA V F' , ' 35 .F 11 - , . Yves L'HeIgouaI'ch French, Orchestra and Strings lan Murray Mathematics 1964 'f w fm.. -IQ.. hum . Steve Seay Science, 1973 loe Miske Head of Maintenance 1954 Steve Forgey Maintenance, 1969 Bill Green Maintenance, 1961 O. I. Page, 1962 Assistant Head of Maintenance W 1 v '- K ,. Q Q , fa- .151 6 ' if V' if 6 ics' N' f Y 4 I f K f i 2 if W-f F' f.5 f Rx M 3, ,fic .1'iiW,, 5 I Qgfgk fwgftq ragga Q ' , V 1 ' 1 513, az t 1 ' , 1. , if ' ws' A V ,.,.. ' 1' 9 ,f 5 'A ' ,,', , W , 5 ,,, ' ' A. , ' f ,, ' X33 Vi H W gf 7?,gy 1. ,Un i 'J . ffgf Q' , Q ..' Q' .- . V. ', 4-,A I A .- , Av .A -' f A , N- AW- , . , 5 - 'K if '21, , W,- 4 . f my ..- I , 2 W 3 - . ' f . ' . , ff- f - s ' ., ,' H1 3 . . , , .. -1 V V' A 1 I ff 1 ' M ' af K , '. ag? .uri I 4, ' ' 5- M, , ., , fi L 'if' x-yi. A ' A wa- l M5-F i F1 13 19' Q X :S fvwvfw 1 E J W of 'H f ' , lagfwf Mr, 3 t A fi N yi! in ii ' iam W aims i ,Q , iw' M, Q, The Class of 1974 dedioates this book to hp, , ' Mr. Kennlth R. A JJ' i H b it Owens A !,+!X i A Whose love and dedication for the J school has inspired students both in EW Y V., 35 ' ' 'ii iii 44 iii' iq? 4 I tx is in gm... .4 Sl' 31 Eli Q 'Q , and outside of class - as a coach, as a teacher, and as a friend. f Z M ,Q Lf, ni The Lunch Room Staff ,mm Lorenzo Mendoza Maintenance, 1973 Mrs. Elliott Head of Lunch Room -A Q --1: ll 1 William Bradford Allyn 7 YEARS Entered in 1967 from Northwood Hills Elementary Swimming, 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 Water Polo, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 High Honor RoII,1O, 11 Honor Roll,9,1O,11, 12 Lion 8tSword,1O,11, 12 Cum Laude, 11, 12 Roar,1O,11,12 President, 12 Astronomy Club, 10, 11, 12 President, 12 Can-Paign Co-Chairman, 12 Band, 9, 10 Orchestra, 9, 10 Baseball, 9, 10 Bookstore, 9, 10 A.A.U. Swimming, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 EVIL JJ Tiger . . . neverpays Campbell when the Cowboys win . . . ls she really faster than you? . . . English class after a sit-in with Roberson . . . Lives in the swimming pool . . . has his house rolled every weekend . . . most dedicated swimmer, only dedi- cated swimmer . . . told Mr. Meyer to be quiet in assembly . . . hates U-Haul trucks . . . swims all day and all night . . . dates a girl with bigger shoulders than his . . . would ya Listen? . . . WOULD YA LlSTEN'? . . .Go home Tiger. . .Nancy. . . Grew one inch in nine years, then grew nine inches in one year . . . Barnold . . . one way . . , Barney, Ziphell, Barn, Bwarn, Morris . . . jr. blade . . . God squad . . . Does your dad really lown Arnold's'? . . .has only dog intown that Polish-stomps with Otis . . . SHUUULLTZZ!! . . . known for his lawnmower style tackle . . . leaves bruises on the soles of your feet . . . Opel + tree : 1 less Opel. . .Sunday afternoon football club. . . Robert Wesselman Arnold 5 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Armstrong Elementary Honor Roll, 12 Marksmen, 11 , 12 Photographer, 11, 12 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Soccer, 9, 11 Wrestling, 10 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 Roar, 11, 12 KSTM, 11 Photography, 11, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Bookstore, 9, 10 Foosball Club, 11 EVIL Thomas Ward Aronson 8 YEARS Entered in 1965 from St. lVlichael's School Re-entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Student Council, 12 President, 12 Lion 8iSword, 11,12 Environmental Council, 12 ReMarker, 10, 1 1, 12 Marksmen, 11 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity, 11, 12 Track, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 1 1, 12 School 2 Mile Relay Record, 11 S.P.C. Champion, 11 St. lVlark's Running Club, 11, 12 Cross Country, 11, 12 Varsity, 11 Water Polo, 10 Roar, 11, 12 Chess Club, 10, 11, 12 KSTM, 11 Foosball Club, 11 Thom 05 Ai'-orwggm G.G.B.-Bass . . . tough, cowboy . . . look at that hat!! . . . Officer Friendly Protection Agency . . . lVly name is Hollingsworth R. Cadwalader . . . Harpo lVlarx-Politician . . . pulls switchblade on drug freaks . . . likes to kick peo- ple in soccer for fun . . . holds one-game individual foul record . . . member of the Saturday Morning C2 A.lVl.j Egg War League . . . pseudo hippie, pseudo cowboy, pseudo jock . . . idolizes lVlr. Carter and Dave Bedford . . . aspires to own a big rig. . . Glen Arlen Ballard fa., 3 YEARS 40 Entered in 1971 from Talbot Brownell Class Vice-President, 12 Honor Roll, 11, 12 Lion 81 Sword, 12 F?eMarker, 12 Glee Club, 10, 11 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Football, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 1 O, 1 1, 12 2nd North Texas, 11 1st Team S.P.C., 11, 12 Baseball, 10, 11 Varsity Letters, 10, 11 Track, 12 EVIL JL as a.2.,,f, ff. Fogelman . . . hey Melvin . . . Crip . . . always late to school . . . enjoys a good future with the typing school . . . gosh-darn . . . the rambling wreck from Georgia Tech, broke his neck . . . tried to write his own blurb . . . pure beef . . . Excuse me, but L would you repeat that sir? . . . are you still going out with that 1 girl?. . .Talbot Browning. . . y 455234 Richard Daniel Bass lr. 9 YEARS Entered in 1965 from St. Michael's School Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Ff'eMarker, 1 1 , 12 News Editor, 11 Managing Editor, 12 Glee Club, 10, 11, 12 Co-President, 12 Art, 9 Gun Club, 9 South Dallas Tutorial, 11 Lion 81 Sword, 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation, 12 Football, 9, 10 Basketball, 9, 10 Tennis, 9, 10, 11, 12 Cheerleader, 12 Co-Captain, 12 The lion shall dwell with the lamb, and a little child shall lead them in the world tomorrow. - Isaiah 11:6- fiJ..,,lAWz EW., A BOOGIE!!! . . . an old school favorite , . . still thinks that Nixon is honest. . .ReMarker. . .Basshollow. . .falls asleep in chemistry, English, Math, and. . . 140 down the Toll- way . . . How Bass? . . . Dan Bass . . . had Gerald Ford over for cocktails . . . home stadium tor the S.F.L. . . . constantly losing shoes in class . . . seen every college in U.S. . . . never quite got his head together . . . Garner Ted freak . . . my favorite Christian. . .owns Utah, but skies Colorado. . . 0040203 42, eiman-Marcus man . . . Twinkle twinkle little star, hovv I wonder vhere you are . . . SMDC . . . BB. . . . AFS'er . . . BS. Man- lger? . . . the ovvl and pussycat . . . Donna . . . has nightmares if being great someday. . .Harvard'?. . .Stantord?. . .TEXAS . . Andover and over, and over . . . who stole the l-lockaday ag? . . . helped spike punch at Y.L. . . . found only at society latherings. . .Stonleigh-P. . .no taste. . PVSC. Bradley Wade Bayoud 9 YEARS Entered in 1962 Re-entered in 1972 from Phillips Academy Bookstore, 11, 12 Manager, 12 Soccer, 11 Drama Club, 11 KSTM, 11, 12 Entertainment Editor, 12 Student Council, 12 Chess Club, 12 Ping Pong Club, 12 Track, 11 Honor Roll, 12 Photography Club, 1 1 AFS Club, 12 Smith Mclver Benners 9 YEARS Entered in 1965 from the Dallas Country Day School Honor Roll, 11, 12 Ffellflarker, 1 1 , 12 Associate Editor, 12 G0lf,9,10,11,12 Band, 9, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Bookstore, 12 Roar, 12 Astronomy Club, 12 Foosball Club, 11 Ping Pong Club, 11 Consumes 47 times his own weight in excess food every day. . .Gaines-Burgers. . .Smitty. . .Can-paign embezzler . . . 50 dollars otf of Williams in one night . . . lasted 25 min. at the Exorcist . . . broke Collins on Rice-SMU games . . . can out-eat the whole class . . . This is Tom Joiner, KKDA. . . loves T. . . .thinks he is a socialite. . .let'staIkweather. . .Ben W Bla art of the great trip out west . . . SMDC . . . born with a black eye . . . wants to go to Brown but is afraid of corrup- ion . . . found a home on the eastern front . . . Seen in averybody's car but his own . . . Did you come to my touse to eat or play cards . . . HAG . . . twenty-five big ones. . .afriend in need. . .found at Gerties with Vanston . . the Mop . . . would give the shirt off his back as long as tisn't his own. . .ZBT shake. . .Hillcrest girls. Harris Allen Block 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Harry C. Withers School Honor Boll, 9, 10, 12 ReMarker, 10, 1 1 Marksmen, 11, 12 Assistant Editor, 12 Photography Club, 11, 12 KSTM,9,10,11,12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling, 9, 10, 11, 12 Regional Champion, 9, 10, 11, 12 Jr. Olympic 3rd place, 9 State Runner-Up, 10 State Champions - 3rd, 9, 1 1 First in State, 12 Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity, 10, 11, 12 South Dallas Tutorial, 10, 11 Chess Club, 10, 11 Badminton Club, 12 School Champion, 12 it 'Elf . V, fs-. Steven Michael Bock 8 YEARS Entered in 1966 from John J. Pershing Elementary Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 12 Secretary-Treasurer, 11 Astronomy Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Marque, 11 There is no worse crime than having too many desires, There is no disaster greater than not being content, There is no misfortune greater than being covetous. Hence in being content, one will always have enough. Do that which consists in taking no action, and order will prevail. - Tao Te Ching - ol The nose knows . . . breathes like a garbage disposal . . . great white whale . . . never changes clothes . . . Green Sleeves . . . chess aficionado . . . lives in chess room . . . Botch . . . loves Beethoven . . . Mr. Davis' pet . . . Cadillac, Shelby, but still pref- ers Toronado . . . born in a blue trenchcoat . . . Where are the sets, Bock? . . . McCorquodales' puppet . . . Mr. Ozone . . . HUGH. WZQJ rove the boat into the dock . . . Pam only knows . . . all feet . . Hockaday pickup king . . . Garland . . . never missed a iusical. . . Put it in second, Dave, in second! CLUTCH! LUTCH!!! . . . Jeez, would you change your long ndervvear'? . . . has a big mouth . . . 2nd hottest skier since lickey Mouse . . . B.K. for lunch bunch . . . can't hold his ooze. . . David Lofland Bond 8 YEARS Entered in 1966 from Southgate Elementary Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-President, 12 Football, 11 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Marksmen, 10, 12 Foosball Club, 11 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Hockaday Drama, 9, 10, 11, 12 Roar, 11, 12 David Samuel Brown 8 YEARS Entered in 1962 entered in 1969 from Walnut Hill High School KSTM, 11, 12 Executive Board, 12 Public Relations Officer, 12 ReMarker, 11, 12 Marksmen, 1 1, 12 Tennis, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity, 9, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11,12 Photography Club, 12 Ping Pong Club, 11, 12 Foosball Club, 11 Chess Club, 11, 12 EVIL Dates Houston JF. . . . Israel, Israel, Israel . . . DAAAVE . . has his own tennis court and thinks he's Rod Jr. . . . egg wa dare-devil driver . . . tells everyone about his house in Padre . . l'm great! . . . second fastest Riviera in class. , . only Riviera in class . . . better than Bobby Orr . . . showed his Branitt can for l.D. at the movie . . . shows dates his yacht . . . Kodak ret uses to develop his film. 1' ovv appearing, live and in person, Brett Campbell and Dean artin . . . Hottest Skier Since Mickey Mouse . . . l have got so uch work to do . . . Summer ot '73, is it true?! . . . Let's go Hpering , . . Craig C145 is No. 1! . . . Go Home, Tiger . . . Kcuse City . . . We heard all bout you and C.M. Leader of the ailhead-for-lunch bunch . . . will drink to anything . . . always 3 months behind . . . fastest station wagon in class . . . Wil- rms and Campbell grow upl . . . Let's go drive through Hum- 1rey's driveway . . . Goodnight Brett. Brett Carlton Campbell 8 YEARS Entered in 1966 from Lamplighter School Cum Laude, 11, 12 High Honor Roll, 9, 11 Honor Ftoll, 10 Can-Paign Co-Chairm KSTM, 12 Photography Club, 12 Roar, 11, 12 Gun Club, 9 EVIL an, 12 Banks jefferson Clark 9 YEARS Entered in 1965 from Centerville School Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Astronomy Club, 10, 11, 12 Weather Club, 9, 10 President, 9, 10 Band, 9, 10, 11, 12 Orchestra, 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club, 12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11,12 Foosball Club, 11 Bookstore, 10, 11, 12 Assistant Manager, 12 Football Manager, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 TenskitClub, 11, 12 President, 11, 12 Boar, 11, 12 Honor Roll, 9, 12 Stuck his head out the car window and his ears beat his brains out . . .Banks Jefferson. . .Bookstore is now 10,000 dollars in debt . . . been in band since Kindergarten . . . takes oft in a strong wind . . . has legs like a piston enginegbackfiring. . .Dumbo. . .MAC Club. . .Bananas . . .most sincere. Skipped senior year . . . Six Flags man . I tried to tell him, sir. . . Afro in class of '74 Gary?. . .math vvhiz.. .' l Linc . . . Bozo . . . clovvn what ya' say my mah? . Get dovvn bird! . . .first Gary WHO? . . . Where's . Mod squad protege . . Gary Ricardo Clayton 4 YEARS Entered in 1969 from St. Anthony's School Track, 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letters, 10, 11 Basketball, 9, 10, 11 Fencing, 9, 10, 11 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11 Band, 9, 10, 11 Outstanding Player, 10 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11 lames Arthur Clutts lr. 9 YEARS Entered in 1965 from John J. Pershing School Honor Floll, 9, 10, 12 Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball, 9, 10 Football, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Soccer, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Astronomy Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 10, 11, 12 Floar,9,10,11,12 KSTM, 12 Foosball Club, 11 Band, 9 Ping Pong Club, 11, 12 Bookstore, 11, 12 EVIL 'U , Quit, Q fluff? X R, That is Clutts with a C . . .Sanger-Harris IVIan. . .can beat up anyone, if he gets mad enough . . . I svvear, I almost hit him . . . J.J.C. Fan Club . . .S.lVI. Con Club. . .S.lvl.'s resident lawyer . . . Clutts-Edwards Mutual Admiration Society . . . I-li Juanny . . . Klutz. . .Les go, huh! . . . Orville. . . has a pgymy pony, tweesers on order . . . 350 rolls . . . working on 1,000 . . . Eddie Haskell . . . L.L. hopeful . . . fn' D If 9 Vienie . . . Joan Waldman I . . . put together with a mile of tape . . Miss Titches 1973 . . . born with a beard . . . Lucio Cobbiz- ti . . . Idol of the Hockaday Secretaries . . . Member of the S.M. Ion Club . . . Professional analysis of soccer games. . . beauti- JI blue eyes . . . the missing link . . . more hair on his chest tan on his head . . . side-burns to his navel . . . What's TACT . . class wishes he was OUTWAFID BOUND . . . l don't know, sk Cobb! . . .This book is hisfaultl. . .still dreaming of JPHII Dunham LeBlanc Cobb 7 YEARS Entered in 1965 from St. Michael's School Re-entered in 1970 from San Ignacio, Barcelona Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 All Conference Honorable Mention, 10, 11, 12 All Private, 11 Track, 9, 10 Archery, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Class President, 10, 11 Class Secretary-Treasurer, 9 Student Council, 10, 11 Student-Faculty Senate, 10, 11 Lion8tSword,9,10,11,12 Cum Laude, 11, 12 Marksmen, 11, 12 Editor, 12 Chess Club, 10, 11, 12 Foosball Club, 11 Roar, 11, 12 Gun Club, 9 High Honor Roll, 9, 10 Honor Roll, 11, 12 EVIL Letter of Commendation, 12 -,-, ,K .'.t-, v -I H ' rssr P 1 P at -at , , Paul Peers Collins 10 YEARS Entered in 1964 from George B. Dealey School Cross Country, 10 All Conference Honorable Mention, 10 Football, 9, 11,12 Varsity Letters, 1 1, 12 All Conference, 11, 12 All City Private, 12 All State Private, 12 Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 All Conference Honorable Mention, 10, 11 All Pearce Tourney, 1 1, 12 All Dr. Pepper Tourney, 12 Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Class Vice-President, 10 Honor Boll, 10, 11 Tex. . .Times-Herald All Metro Socialite. . .has dreams about Lamar Hanes . . . senior class answer for Tommy Dorsey. . .veg. . .M ofthe Texoma just for grins club . . . The Big Band EPA . . . Rodrigo Barnes Fan Club . . . Goollly . . . rally . . . Bud- dies with Uncle lockerroom Billy . . . Member ofthe Diana King Fan Club . . . L.B.A. Champs . . . would never admit that S.M.U. is better than Bice . . . The Scrambler . . . Winner of the Dave Faith look alike con- test . . . '64 pushbutton transmission wagon with C. Williams. hank you Les . . . ROBERT . . . altered his consciousness in rlth grade . . . painted Zappa . . . it looked like Schwartz . . . lnoer . . . artist . . . it you call that art . . . gives kisses in math 1ass . . . J.J.'s pushing for work, but Connally is pulling for fun l .has a crush on Ann. . . Herb!! 1 Leslie Walter Con nal ly 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Honor Roll,9,10,11,12 National Merit Letter of Commendation Art, 9, 10, 11, 12 Fencing, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 Photography Club, 12 KSTM, 12 Badminton, 12 Most Improved Player, 12 Charles Russel Cravens III 1 2 YEARS Entered in 1962 KSTM,9,1O,11,12 Drama Club, 9, 10, 11 Photography Club, 11, 12 Marksmen, 12 President's Club, 10 Badminton, 12 Twelve Year Club gfwsamg PLUTZ . . . freaks people out when he steps out of his call . . . TULSA . . . has a girlfriend in every major city in the . state area . . . Somebody got sick all over my room . . rude . . . Old church club . . . oldest guy in class . . S.N.E.V.A.R.C. . . . was almost killed on 35E with Weisberg . . . Shares Terry . . . enjoyed trips to North Lake . . . asl him about oirolets . . . 10th grade Wednesday Club . . . i you out him he would bleed beer. M709 to they really smoke in Prescott . . . throws sticks at dogs . . . I lst wanted to see if it would run if I . . . bathes in TROUBLE . . . as fleas . . . Smokin' in the Boy's Room . . .Sally W. . . . has ushes for side-burns . . . french baths . . . Black Oak Arkansas . . l3urt's buddy . . . could sleep through an atom bomb . . . 2onnolly's pet. . . DUH . . . No, about 39 . . .called Pam Louis . . got same grade as Mrs. Mizell on math test . . . Forgot about ne of the football games . . . vvinner of the Glen Campbell look- like contest. . .VVhat'saBill Denman. . . William Floyd Denman 2 YEARS Entered in 1972 from Prescott High School Football, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Diving, 11,12 Varsity Letter, 12 St. Mark's Lacrosse Club, 11 Photography Club, 11 KSTM, 11 Robert joseph Firth 4 YEARS Entered in 1970 from Princeton Middle School ,12 ,12 ,12 ,12 ,12 ,12 Class Representative Student Council Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11 Football, 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letters, 10, 11 All Conference Basketball, 9, 10, 11 Varsity, 11 , 12 Wrestling Varsity Letter, 12 Track, 9, 10 Lion 8t Sword, 11 Chess Club, 10, 11 Astronomy Club Foosball Club Lettermen's Club, 10, 11 Curriculum Committee ,11 ,12 ,12 ,12 ,11 ,12 ,12 jab! B-First . . . Herc . . . drives a Jitto . . . most dedicated athlete . . . thinks he's the Godfather . . . believes in women's lib. . . where ya' staying this weekend, Firth? . . . Aristocrat . . . Heisman Trophy candidate . . . dreams about CHERRY trees . . . Member ot the S.M. Con Club . . . the entorcer . . . has underwear in every color of the rainbow . . . member of the Guerrieuro Sympathy Society . . . M4 ot l..B.A. champs. . .l3ullneck. . .ourmanin Canada. . .started sen- ior slump in sophomore year . . . flies to California on weekends . . . never learned to block for Stewart . . . terror to all smokers . . . God Squad. . .original VEJ team member. . . heylittletella. L 521112 Joe Computer . . . Mr. Consistency . . . made early acceptance at Rice'?. . . Frye's cohort . . . Mission in life is to make the world safe from Winn and become a computer programmer . . . lived at Pattist's for two years. . .lwanna go swimming. Patrick Vaughn Ford 10 YEARS Entered in 1964 from Collegiate School Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 10 Vice-President, 11, 12 Team Member, 9, 10, 11, 12 Computer Club, 11 Astronomy Club, 10, 11 Archery, 12 Before 'Lib 'a B7 X and Where Did We Go Wrong? After Alan Talmadge Foster 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from George B. Dealey School High Honor Boll, 9, 10, 11 Cum Laude, 11, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letter, 11 Baseball, 9, 10 MEM facile ATF . . . Bet you can't guess what the T stands for . . From redneck to hippie in six short months . . . has motorcycle under the tive-brake law that can outrun hij car . . . Jennifer, Cindy, Betsy, and Margaret . . Whiskey sours and blueberry pie at Friday's . . . showed his real license as l.D. and wondered why h didn't get in . . . '64 Chevy. . . Hey AI, Ie'me see youi math. A P 1 1 v V 1 Soswanian . . . trivial person . . . Rudin's self . . . Ford's Fol- ower . . . unilaterally uninvolved . . . assistant Mickey Mouse fhistler . . . Sagittarian . . . sugar and bread for lunch . . . Jrama Freak. . . Saturnisatarcel. . .Mr. Nevot's pet. . .an lonorable man . . . wrote the great American novel and etracted it . . . who cares . . . Mr. Apathy . . . member of l.S.C.B.S-F. . . . always wears the skinny tie . . . 15 years old . . swinger . . . shuffled two of his books together like cards . .and couldn'tgetthem apart. . .USHER David Lyles Frye 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from E. L. DeGolyer Elementary Trivia Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 9, 10, 11, 12 Problem Solving Club, 10, 1 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Secretary-Treasurer, 12 Astronomy Club, 10, 11, 12 Film Society, 10, 11, 12 Assistant Usher, 10, 11 Head Usher, 12 Drama Club, 12 Business Manager, 12 Kite-Flying Society, 11, 12 Cum Laude, 11, 12 v 1,12 -V Calvert Kramer Garrett 9 YEARS Entered in 1965 from Armstrong Jr. High Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Astronomy Club, 12 Photography Club, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11 Cycling, 10, 11 Jafar! MMM Clumsiest guy in class . . . Ya seen Naab around?? . . . Studies in his car with Naab . . . almost fire-drill . . . Favorite hobby: Breaking Capri Wheels . . . trip- ping everywhere, anytime. . .computerized sailor Hawks h, Yes! . . . New Sky Singers . . . Gunner . . . Dorsey Fan lub. . . I Cor. 13. . . Freshman B-ball. . .friend of Mr. Bei- el's . . . 3 yr. werewolf . . . SCHVVElN . . . Exposed him- elf to the cheerleaders on homecoming '71 . . . Go-tee . . . ecter . . . Only person to understand Amundsen and Fiedo- 'ik . . . God Squad . . . Getter on guitar, Hunt on flute . . . The granduer of Stellar, Yes . . . Aspires to play pro-baseball Ivith St. Louis and Jane Haughtons Ecc. 4:9-12 . . . Cum -ousy with Collins. . .You are so BAD!!! Russell Martin Getter 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Webb Chapel Elementary Twenty-seven years ago in Chicago I piled all I had, my reputation, my character, my wife, children, home, I staked my soul, everything I had, on the God of the Bible, and the Christ of that Bible, and I won. - Billy Sunday IAM the true vine, and my father is the vinedresser. Every branch in me that does not bear fruit, He takes away, and every branch that bears fruit, He prunes it, that it may bear more fruit. You are already clean because of the word which I have spoken to you. Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself unless it abides in the vine, you are the branches, he who abides in Me, and I in him, he bears much fruit, for apart from Me you can do nothing. If anyone does not abide in Me, he is thrown away as a branch, and dries up, and they gather them, and cast them into the fire, and they are burned. If you abide in Me, and My words abide in you, ask whatever you wish, and it shall be done for you. By this is My Father glorified, that you bear much fruit, and so prove to be My disciples. JOHN 15: 1 -8 David Victor Goldberg 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Nice, I sometimes imagine that it was I who crucified him. He would hang there moaning and I would sit opposite him eating pineapple compote. I am awful fond of pineapple compote. Do you like it? - Fyodor Dostoyevsky ,QW Schnazola . . . only guy to get an A from Meyer and McMahon and White . . . why does he look at me like that?? . . . The Hawk . . . swings a mean lacrosse stick . . . always laughing . . . EsIer's pet? . . . Have you read today? Why don't you read? Who are you anyway? gxocgwxawxj Goodies from Goodman . . . took Robin from Stein- berg . . . Karate and Judo expert . . . scared to drink beer in Houston . . . from a Camaro to a Monte Carlo . . . loves blue cars . . . Reynolds Penland man . . . sold a stereo to Aronson . . . Frat man . . . Robert Fredric Goodman Z 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Honor Fioll, 11, 12 Soccer, 10 Golf, 10, 11, 12 Varsity, 11, 12 Foosball, 11 Life is a pain so great l screamed aloud. But, it fills me with such infinite sweetness I wish the pain would last forever. -- J. G. C. - tt6:g.6i:4T..h: tum i2LiL.d 532,14 524541. Sant. i Walter Burton Hailey 9 YEARS Entered in 1965 from St. John's Day School Honor Roll, 11 Tennis, 9, 10, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Ping Pong, 12 Badminton, 12 Marksmen, 12 Section Editor, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist KSTM, 12 Bookstore, 12 X E 5 2 i 1 l 1 , Q S S f fwfw i Ping Pong Pro . . . must own Southwest Airlines . . . tells abol. Kerrville hicks . . . only guy to buy a dollar with 50 cents . . . te us about Grace . . . loves the smell of Trouble . . . Bill's . . buddy . . . buys his pants three sizes too large . . . used to be ' red-neck, now a red-neck with long hair . . . often seen witl McGary . . . has a pet Cougar . . . home in Cuernevaca . . Kathy . . . grazed a cop in covvtown . . . the other half of H 81 CI rolling service. . . ' fy lohn Scott Hammonds 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from John J Pershing Elementary Honor Roll, 9, 10 Bookstore, 12 Co-Manager, 12 Cross Country, 9 Tennis, 9, 10 Track, 11, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Co-Captain, 12 Yokes . . . has tendency to hit things Cwith his carb . . . SMDC . . . has eyes that glow in the dark . . . John and Donna and Bradley and Alice . . . did so much for the Bookstoreg it almost closed down . . . seen chasing Harvey Goff . . . where's the Hockaday Flag? . . . still looking for companionship . . . J.Y.H. . . . stereo vision . . . two traffic tickets in two days . . . Have you ever noticed that Hammonds nevers falls down on the soccer field? . . . member of the Saturday Morning Egg War League . . . Hammo . . . frequently hosted Young Life . . . Benners' drinking partner . . . part of great trip out west . . . member of HRSV travel club . . . class tried to raise S100 to fix his car . . . V.P. of RV. club . . . can of tennis balls? . . . The House of the Rising Sun . . . secretly aspires to play Cat Stevens for Alice Stewart . . . believes in his mother . . . knows NASA Space Programs forwards and backwards . . . gets up at 8:10, at school at 8:15 . . . Crash pad for missionaries . . . spiked punch at YL . . . Longest blurb in St. Mark's history. Charles Edward Haws 2 YEARS Entered in 1972 from Sunset High School . . . all gone to look for America. - P. Simon - UAL awww Jennie Lee forever! . . . Chukkie . . . VVCDW . . . From De Queen to Lights Fantastic . . . Guess vvho's got the rneanestl on campus? . . . reached 5'0 his senior year . . . UT bou . . . has a police record as long as. . . Pats. . . have you ei hit a mailbox? . . . Sea-gull . . . Miss Freeman's pet . . . us elevator shoes, doesn't help . . . Got kicked out of both SM a Hockaday's libraries. . . can be found in the lounge making p found statements. . . Due for a fight with Blackie Sherrod . . L cut pile carpet . . . lost his sherry . . . has an uncanny ability to date freshman girls . . . has had a life-long ambition to become a profes- sional airplane washer . . . Goodman's tennis partner . . . wrote an obscene Christmas card to his girl friend . . . got burned. . .quit basketballgwill quit baseball. . . Keith Perry Holder 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Honor Ftoll,1O, 11,12 Lion St Sword, 11, 12 Relwarker, 11, 12 Assistant Sports Editor, 1 1 Sports Editor, 12 Managing Editor, 12 Basketball, 10, 11 Varsity Letter, 11 Baseball, 10, 11 Varsity Letters, 10, 11 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 f p S 1 Bruce Neal Holmes 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Thomas C. Marsh Jr. High Cum Laude, 11, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist Honor Roll, 10, 11, 12 Soccer, 10, 11, 12 Most Improved Player, 1 1 Cross Country, 11, 12 Track, 10, 11 Astronomy Club, 10 I knew I should have done this at night! igfzxa-apo. Sherlock. . . l'm sorry, but vvhat's your name? . . . Who's he' . . . .alright Holmes! Let's see your Spanish . . . could conjuga better than Kohler! . . . can outrun anything . . . do the drownir seal, Uncle Brucie . . . corrects Weadon in German class . . cannot be seen from the side . . . eats every speck ot food on h plate . . . feivlwli earned golf from Brett Campbell . . . the dark green slime Chis ary. . . Humper-dump - 188, 1s6, 1s7 . . . a 400, huh? . . . ina? Pam? Michele! . . . parties at the lakehouse . . . greater southwest . . . a mobile shack for Christmas . . . sole cause ot the energy crisis . . . goes through more tires than Goodyear , . . Chuck Humphrey's tree and used cars . . . permanent resi- dence - Forest Lane . . . Come on and try it once. . . . We'II roll up the windows. . . . Where's Andrea? . . . often seen with P.N. . . . gas prices soar, so he buys a bigger engine Charles Bartlett Humphrey 9 YEARS Entered in 1965 from St. Michael's School Soccer, 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letter, 11 Photography Club, 12 Marksmen, 12 Business Manager, 12 Ftoar,9, 10, 11,12 GoIf,9,10, 11,12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 192321 Mark Edward lacobs 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Arthur Kramer Elementary F?eMarker,9,10,11,12 Headline Editor, 9 Assistant Sports Editor, 10 Sports Editor, 11 Editor-in-Chief, 12 Marque,10,11, 12 Editor, 11 Marksmen, 10, 11, 12 Index Editor, 11 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Photography Club, 9 High Honor Poll, 9 Honor Roll, 10, 11, 12 Football Manager, 10, 11, 12 Basketball Manager, 1 1, 12 l.ettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Wm! Fanatic . . . This is my paperl' '...' 'l read that . . . takes off every holiday on the Jewish calendar . . . and the Christian . . . and the Buddhist . . . and the . . . FleMarker Czar . . . Future - Flabbi . . . Currently on history ot the Jevvs Vol. 374 . . . Harvard or bust . . . Doesn't really vvant to go to Princeton . . . applied to every lvy league school . . . next Jewish President, after Stienbug . . . My name isn'tJakel! Hal Terry layson 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Honor Poll, 10, 11, 12 Photography Club, 10 F?eMarker, 1 1 , 12 Spanish Club, 12 , S.. X, Fuzzy . . . Fireball . . . vvears tennis shoes to every- P iu' yt ' v J thing . . . SMU tan club President . . . Ira Terrell . . . -ff PM 1 Kinky hippy . . , last Chap tan . . . vvent to every vio- ' 5 1- t 1 tory-party, but missed every game. . . M2 man on the of y Ps gl, 1 it Saturday morning list , . .S.lvl. Hockey team. F' Sports Whiz . . . sands vvood on his head . . . tirst it ti Ranger lan . . .Varsity PE, All-SPC MVP. Fuzzviii. . . 1 E ' U EBM Ka? A MM , ,K u islli .Q 2 7? X, . . if , I if I'm beefy! .Ar R 91 1 . Aff X- fe 'U 1 a s 4 ,Q 3? I '2- i :iff .f-F' 4 S 4 W 'Hvlxs V , y , gf P-1 vt fi X 4 QQ I , 3 ' If mvnk f Quit staring! ' F Y r R uf' ' gb .:g'?4 y f. Q e Tiff iw 4 V xy Z, X They promised me these umbrellas would stop our fall. yi .YQ Ax Now, neyw' The dream of every senior I, , ,l. ., I think I killed him. Glenn Willie lustice lr. 12 YEARS Entered in 1962 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Football, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Track,9,10,11,12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Searchers, 9 Gun Club, 9 Rodeo Club, 11, 12 Twelve Year Club it fig 4'0- liao Qgbaaia Silvertip . . . hair cnevver . . . bad memories of 2-ton trucks anon dashboards . . . red blazer, red-haired friend, red neck . . - Choo-Choo . . . doesn't bother with entrance ramps on express- ways. . . l'll never give her my ring. . . . knovvs all the goog spots between San Antonio and Eagle Pass . . . Duke's ranc . . . 3-wheeled dune buggy . . . outdoorsman . . . made Kempj mad when he went out for football. . .Sissy Justice. . .Cnippe . . . packin' up and going oft to big Wyoming . . . First to have a Capri . . . first to wreck a Capri . . . only guy in school to converse in Spanish Pig-Latin with Egues . . . took off campus in 9th grade . . . one of the Armstrong bunch. . .B-dayclub. . .PLUTZ. . . Itwasyouuu . . . Cycling buddy . . . member of the three stooges with Reis- berg . . . lames William Keay lr. 6 YEARS Entered in 1 968 from Armstrong Elementary Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Cross Country, 9 Track, 9, 10 Lettermen's Club, 12 President's Club, 11 Film Society, 9, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist Honor Roll, 12 Iohn Stacy Kemp III 8 YEARS Entered in 1966 from St. Michael's School Student Council, 9, 10, 11 Track,9,10,11,12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Lion 81 Sword, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist Photography Club, 12 , P ,,,, 5, . LM , .-,ii onounced koja . . . memorizes calculus problems so that he mn't have to take his book home . . . bowled 12O his first time t . . . l.arry's side-kick . . . Koca-Cola, of course . . . spent ew Years Eve at John Shelton's birthday party . . . bonure . . . lnes Bond coat . . . you Turkey! . . , tries to dribble the whole boerteam. . .Owner Kooa. . . l Onur Koca 1 YEAR Entered in 1973 from Izmir Koleji KSTM, 12 Honor Roll, 12 Ping Pong, 12 Soccer, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 AFS Student, 12 Thomas Anthony Lang 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from St. MichaeI's School of Florence Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 KSTM,1O,11,12 Mlm Canada forever . . . rock 'n roll guitarist . . Karen G? . . . YES man . . . only person ev to successfully persuade Haas to turn down h amp . . . someday he'Il be playing at lvlemori . . . Inside Rock with Getter for four wee . . . Mot Gnal . . . Can you play some Yes. . . .flipped his wig at the end ot his Junior ye . . .Siberian Khatru. . . Val Bix . . . only Senior to take dance lessons from Buster . . . member of the Hockaday Drama Club, never heard ofthe one at SM . . . 13 years? . . . bull- dogged off the lift at Vail . . .47 m.p.n. in a 25 zone : Officers, it's an eeemergencyf. . .cruises Forest Lane in an ambulance . . . limousine at Kip's - 9th Grade. . .serving the last ofa13-year sentence. . . E. Bradford Mantz 13 YEARS Entered in 1961 from Lampiignter Bookstore, 9 Drama Club, 9, 10, 11 Film Society, 9, 10, 11 KSTM, 11, 12 Marksmen, 10, 11, 12 Faculty Editor, 12 ReMarker, 1 1, 12 Swimming, 10 Track, 11, 12 Wrestling, 9 12 Year Club Water Polo, 10 Ftoar,1O,11,12 1 Glen I1 Edward Maples 5 YEARS Entered in 1969 from George Deal Honor Roll, 9, Fencing, 9, 10, 11, Ping Pong, Kite-Flying Society, 9, 10, 11, Problem Solving Club, 9, Astronomy Club, ReMarker, 10, Marque, Drama Club, 9, 10, Chess Club, 10, 11, Chess Team, 10, 11, Chess Officer, 11, B. GY 10 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 12 12 12 l A26 General Electric Maples CGE for shorty . . . member of the Fowl Fan Club . . . McCorquodale's lackey . . . war with the Trivi Club . . . Toss him an Eggroll . . . the immortal Chess Clu Scandal . . . has two sets of books for each class . . . has mor keys than Meyer . . . ROTC Huck . . . will make a bet with M Adair on anything . . . Mr. Handy's pet . . . Made in Japan . . Chessman. . . The Greek . . . 125,111 ide-burns . . . aces all his classes, but never opens his brief- ase . . . if you beat him in chess, he kicks you out of the Chess Club . . . evil influence behind Maples . . . McCrocodile . . . hady deals with T.W. . . . The Exorcist : my kind of movie . . . lrofessional degenerate . . . director of the now famous Chess llub . . . Wrong-o . . . the missing link . . . won the Hillcrest literary Award under the alias of Jericho Steinitz . . . lames Alexander McC0rqu0daIe 4 YEARS Entered in 1970 from Bowman Jr. High School Chess Club Founder, 9 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Chess Team C1sf Boardj, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 9 Director of Tournaments, 10, 11 12 Debate Club, 11, 12 Marque, 1 1 ReMarker, 9, 11 Band, 9, 10, 11, 12 Studio Band, 11, 12 Fencing, 9, 10, 11, 12 Problem Solvers, 9, 10, 11, 12 High Honor Roll, 12 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11 National Merit Semi-Finalist lohn Edward McGary 7 YEARS Entered in 1967 from Corsicana High School Searchers, 9 Photography Club, 11, 12 Relvfarker, 1 1, 12 Photography Editor, 12 Marksmen, 1 1 , 12 Flodeo Club, 11, 12 Lacrosse Club, 11, 12 Tam Qgpli Went to pick out a Lambroghini and came back with a Pinto . . . president of the Apathy Club . . . Mr. C's cookie monster . . . Roberson's punching bag . . . stole his own Canon so he could buy a Nikon . . . went to San Antonio to dig up a plant. . . Give me a break . . . has yet to learn what a computer is . . . only outhouse in Corsicana . . . charter member of the Lamar Hanes Fan Club. . .Sophomore Dance with C.C.. . .wrestling matches at Connolly's . . . 'AAII right, ya jerk . . . second home in Mexico . . . ' 1 C.a-r'l'v' f lgvck?o'vw.9.r7 Buzzard Boy . . . never heard of the St. lVlark's athletic program . . if it doesn't say country it can't be Carter . . . Galapagos: lHey, wait for me! . . . traveled around the world by himself . . Fredriksburg . . .Vice-President of the Diana King Fan Club . . I'm a lover, a fighter, and a wild bull rider . . . Tex . . . rnly falconer in the Senior Class . . . gets out ot PE. to play with lirds. . . remember Lucia?. . .All-Around Cowboy, 1964 . . . Carter Rogers Montgomery 12 YEARS Entered in 1962 Senior Class President Student Council, 12 Environmental Council, Lion 8. Sword, 12 Marksmen, 9, 10 Gun Club, 9 Roar, 11, 12 Rodeo Club, 11, 12 Drama Club, 11 Searchers, 9 12 Year Club EVIL 1 Robert Q Lindsay 5 Muth . 5 YEARS A Entered in ,1 1969 from , Sudie L. Williams School Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 3, Varsity Letters, 11, 12 All Conference Honorable 1 Mention, 12 1 Searchers, 9 VEJ,1O,11,12 Gun Club, 9 KSTM, 9 Foosball Club, 11 Service Leader, 12 N.Y. Club, 12 A.S.M. Staff, 12 01,5 W N' Z K J! Q yr Otis. . . Hey, Veheme . . . N.B.D. . . . lcar1'f , it 1 believe she did that. Let's go lift . . . Bust some A !Q1fxEf' 1 :iljfgfd 1 il I 1 i 1f ..,.. ,,f, ff:g.,, . W H L . 747 . . fWhat s the deal, Jluennyg T. . . :.l ,,.. , et's go ea in' . .persona rien o Jay ' .PH S d 'J' Padget. . .Davefaith. . .takes dates to the weight - 5' . , 1 .A ' ,pa . ,,, ,-W room. . .used V.B. asa hood ornament. . . Whal should I do? . . . Get a MILE outa here . . , Summer workouts for football at midnight . . . always runs out of gas . . . Look at my pectorals' NowLook,Ouiz. . , . . .Otie. . . 100 WML! Takes a week off every month to rest his brain . . . I.Q. so high it's in scientific notation . . . one of the old Armstrong 6 +6 gang . . . spends more time in parking lotthanin class. . .latetofiredrilIs. . . Robert Wayne Naab 6 YEARS Entered in 1 968 from Armstrong Jr. High High Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11 Track, 9 National Merit Semi-Finalist Cum Laude, 11, 12 Problem Solving Club, 12 Astronomy Club, 12 Chess Club, 11 William Butler Neale 7 YEARS Entered in 1967 from Walnut Hill High School You had better learn math so you vvon't have to dig ditches. - Oscar David Carter - 1971 .f i., I l al l l , - . flux Wan- fllwlt Library terrorist . . . can't tell if he's a freak or not . . . one of Mr. Carter's favorite math students . . . best-dressed member of the Senior Class. . .Mouseketeer. . .member ofthe Saturday Morning C2 A.M.j Egg War League. . .can't walk down a flight of stairs . . . Junior year personality change. . .got upset over his birthday spankings. . .Offi- cer Friendly. . . XQQ6 Wm Journeys to North Dallas on weekends . . . long haired hippy freak . . . non-socialite . . . hippie-turned-redneck . . .charter member: Stags United. . .Officer Friendly Pro- tection Agency . . . Just call me Tex . . . Jerry Jeff and Hank Williams forever. . .4th best butterfly inthe state. . . fish with hair. . .hangs out at Mark's. . . Robert Henry Norris IV 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from J. L. Long Jr. High Now I see the secret of making the best persons, it is to grow in the open air and to eat and sleep with the earth. - Walt Whithan -- Myles Rease Parton 5 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Walnut Hill High School Trivia Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 9, 10, 11, 12 Archery, 11 Fencing, 9, 11 Film Society, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Drama Club, 12 Vice-President, 12 Astronomy Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Presidents Club, 10 Kite-Flying Society, 11, 12 President, 11 Marque, 1 1 Roar, 1 2 Can-Paign Co-Chairman, 12 Honor Roll, 12 M-i-c-k-e-y M-o-u-s-e Club, 10, 11, 12 Q77?fJVJ2jQfAAl?1 W Mrs. Carditt's favorite . . . Mickey Mouse, Jr. . . . Trivia Per- son . . . Go fly a kite . . . Bow-tie Club , . . Sagittarian, taxi-squad division 36,478.2 cans . . . chessman . . . The Adroit One . . . part time author of the Great American Novel . . , Bosvvainian . . . Tic up, or tic out . . . never had his picture in a yearbook until this year. . . Jil uker . . . borrowed Cobb's car for a month . . . likes g ones . . . vvon't talk about Mexico anymore . . . stest vvrestler in the class on and off the mat . . . eanest jeep south ot the border . . . Senior ring got nashed by a truck - Lucy's idea . . . Big Gringo . . uses Vitalis . . . never learned to drive a nail, one fed Joe . . . Connolly's boys . . . let's go kill that opie! . . .lVl.A.Y.lVl.V.:l.R.L.Y.G.N. Duke Phillips III 5 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Calvert School FootbaIl,9, 10, 11,12 All Private, 12 All Conference, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Wrestling, 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 11,12 3rd in State, 11 1st in State, 12 State's Outstanding Wrestler, 12 lVlost Valuable Wrestler, 1 1 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 Track, 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letters, 10, 11 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-President, 12 Rodeo Club, 11, 12 President, 11, 12 Gun Club, 9 Lion 81 Sword, 11, 12 Scott Philip Pinkston 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Harry C. Withers Elementary Water Polo, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Swimming, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Lettermen's Club, 12 Chess Club, 10 Roar, 12 Foosball Club, 11 Honor Roll, 12 EVIL Ms Q Rvws Scooter . . . leader of the Pinkston-Norris-Neale Library Enter tainment Trio . . . lVlr. Carter's favorite . . . Officer Friendly Prof tection Agency . . . knows every possible way to get out of swim ming practice . . . spends half his time at Tyler lakehouse . . has Monarch Notes for every book ever written . . . reformed Mouseketeer. . . Plum . . . Don Plummer . . . attacked by a vampire . . . M1 ofthe Big Four . . . I Dream of Jeanie . . . held together by staples and pins . . . Yardley . . . Hey, ya wanna see me wiggle my knee? . . . lives in the shower . . . Say my man . . . S.A.T. scores in scientific notation . . . I could do that tor a living . . .Hendrix and Zeppilin freak. . . t'Stang . . . Daniel Livingston Plumlee 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High National Merit Semi-Finalist School Service Leader, 12 Honor Boll, 10, 12 Amigos de las Americas, 10, 11, 12 Student Council, 11 Secretary-Treasurer, 11 Executive Committee, 1 1 Student-Faculty Senate, 1 1 Independent Studies Committee 11, 12 Chess Club, 10, 11, 12 KSTM, 12 Football, 10, 11, 12 Basketball, 10, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 .J YA lack Eldon Pratt, lr. 5 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Greenhill Sch Soccer, 9, 1O, 11, B-Team Captain, Varsity Letter, Archery, 10, Varsity Letter, Lettermen's Club, 11, Varsity Badminton, Foosball Club, Clean-Up, 11, Zorra el Abad Dabale Arro ool 12 11 12 11 11 12 12 11 12 Zu f K The Yack . . . totaled his first one and going strong on his sec ond one . . . appears different at certain times ot day . . . slows down tor red lights . . . Friday's . . . Summer of '73 . . . hate Mexican food. . .two dimensional sight. . . Look out for thos crossroads! . . . Your place or mine? . . . four cars in hi garage. . .allhis. . .apicked-up love atfair. . .Ft.VVorth. . . TQWQ Silex and Gamble . . . Protractor . . . member of the Cor- vair Driving School . . . fossil car . . . most likely to own a candy store . . . Mutt and Jeff team . . . Doctor Proctor , . .constantly buttoned coat. . .Callihan's nightmare. . . cut from P.E .... candy machine . . . canary . . . Trivia Club. . .sleeps with his shoes on. . .Proctor's place. . . Terry Spencer Proctor 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from David G Burnett School Trivia Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Astronomy Club, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 10, 11, 12 Foosball Club, 11 Honor RolI,9,1O,11, 12 Orchestra, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 12 Secretary, 1 1 Fencing, 9, 10, 11 Varsity Ping Pong, 12 William SCOII Ragland 4 YEARS Entered in 1970 from Highland Park High School Bookstore, 9 Honor Poll, 9, 10 Tennis, 9, 10, 11 MVP, 11 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11 Soccer, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 10 Ping Pong Club, 10, 11 Photography Club, 12 KSTM, 10 Rickey . . . has gone to every school in Dallas . . . member ot the PSVH Travel Club . . . fastest crutch on campus . . . wouldn't wake up to roll Hockadayl. . . Linda . . . charter member of the Beidel Fan Club . . . hottest G.T.O. on campus . . . little deformed boy . . . I know . . . hot date with A.C. . . . 2 chicken salads and a large limeade. . .Jaquline. . .tries to play soc- cer. . .member of the U.T. Club. . . 4? Greasball. . .card carrying Bozo. . .Cosmic Cow- boy . . . Squeeze the Wheeze . . . hunting hats and covvboy boots. . . 10th Grade Wednesday Club . . . traveling salesman tor Morris' Dry Goods . . . aspires to be an armadillo . . . lemon mints . . . cycling buddy. . .B-Day Club. . .plutz. . .one of the Three Stooges . . . Mesquite Rodeo fan . . . Space boy's Ascent. . . Andy Charles Reisberg 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from George B. Dealey School 'Tis the gift to be simple, 'tis the gift to be tree, 'Tis the gift to come dovvn Where vve ought to be. And when We are in the place just right We'II be in the valley of Love and delight. When true simplicity is gained, To there and to then we will Not be ashamed. Toturn, to turn, 'twill be our Delight till thy turning, turning, We come round right. -Judy Collins kim Francis Wood Roberson 7 YEARS Entered in 1967 from St. IVlary's School Country boys seldom shine their shoes, but they don't shine anybody else's either. f oxen BALL 5' GJFJK BEEFEY . . . Roby . . . All-Metro cheapshot . . . Rubblesor . . . always looking for a healthy brawl . . . member ofthe Diana King Fan Club . . . F.F.A. . . . can drive the big rigs . . . des- tined to go to A St M and be a professional red neck . . . 1O fin- gers on the hood and spread 'em . . . Fuzzy Copper. . . Friday nights in Dennison . . . loves Ft. L. Turner wrestling fans. . . All- World FirstTeam'. . .Baby Hughie. . . i fb- ,A ff f X1 ,M-1 Rule the Jewel . . . Rodrigo . . . hides pencils in his hair . . . Get dovvn, bird . . . Contact 8 man . . .Wee Wee . . . constantly laughing . . . at nothing . . . l-ley, you guys, Texas Tech has TT on their football helmets . . . open vvide . . . Rulie . . . secret conversations with lVlr. L'l-lelgoual'chin French class. . .Chee-Chee. . . Raul Pedro Rodriguez 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Armstrong Elementary Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Lion8tSvvord,1O,11,12 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 School Record, 11 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Debate Club, 11, 12 Chess Club, 11, 12 Ralph Lee Ross 9 YEARS Entered in 1965 from St. Michael's School High Honor Roll, 9 Honor Roll, 10, 11, 12 Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Golf, 10,11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 I.ettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Roar, 12 www aaa! Private orange grove . . . I would bet 500 on that hand. . . . Why did you take physics your senior year? . . . most organized in class . . . 32,000 train . . . his car has been new ever since he bought it . . . neatest notebook in class. . .Sirnon8tGartunkel. . . 5 choo! . . . Manichevitz . . . was spiritually enlighted at the Al- an Bros. concert . . . only person to sunfive mono and lesions i the same time . . . Disease of the Month Club . . . drives a hite matza . . . frequent trips downtown with Weisberg . . . Go eat your shiksa . . . Mr. lv1ailer'sfavorite. . . Hey, let's go faskinfIik . . . Lynn Elliot Schwartz 2 YEARS Entered in 1972 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Honor Roll, 11, 12 Football, 11 KSTM, 11, 12 News Staff, 1 1 News Director, 12 Chess Club, 11, 12 Kite Flying Society, 12 EVIL lohn Richard Shelley lr. 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Everette Lee Degolyer School Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Football, 9, 11,12 All Conference, 12 Varsity Letters, 1 1, 12 Basketball, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12 St. Mark's Legion Baseball, 11, 12 All Conference, 9, 11 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 KSTM, 11 Bookstore, 12 Foosball Club, 11 Chess Club, 11 EVIL Yang! . . . 4 cars in one year . . . in love with 9th graders . . Prove lt! . . . Only guy to get a standing ovation in class meetir . . .What I mean is. . . Lets go egging!! . . .member of tr S.M. Con Club . . . dresses up for trips to Hockaday . . . O gimme a break . . . Carrott's at Blimp'sfarm. . . M ofthe jus for-grins club . . . Juan Dickie Shelly . . . Are you Expe enced? . . . All American 2nd base . . . Biggest teeth in clam ...Beth. .. X. V, , . JW SCO. . .Bowie. . .Ann. . .Gertie's regular until they carded m . . . member of the SRVH travel club . . . a real doll . . . fbil . . . Primo . . . President of the Hobie Vaughn Fan Club . . skis so well that he wears a helmet . . . known for his wgthy phone calls . . . has tried for 2 yrs. and hasn't gotten lywhere . . . l'm a heck of an ice-skater . . . skis his nose , . last trip to Tulsa . . . bought a bra for his car . . . Boomer ck. . .can't get Campbell. . .Alice. . . Robert Evershade Wadley Sinclair 8 YEARS Entered in 1966 from St School, Texarkana Bookstore, 10, 11 KSTM, 11 Photography Club, 12 Lion 81 Sword, 11, 12 Cross Country, 9, 10 Tennis, 9, 10, 11, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 All Conference, 11 Captain, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 . James lack Arnold Steinberg 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High KSTM, 12 Photography Club, 10 Honor Boll, 10, 12 Chess Club, 10 Roar,1O,11,12 Wrestling, 11, 12 North Central Texas Champion, 11 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Track, 11 Basketball, 10 VEJ, 11 Cheerleader, 12 Foosball Club, 11 EVIL Steinbug . . . cracker . . . Milner . . . Bich Glover . . . stu driver with the Holland's car . . . Awww Jackie!! . . . thinks he' Donnie Osmond . . . Jeri . . . Busch . . . lighter than his chee leader partner. . .kiss me'?. . .Baby blue eyes. . .Voted mo wanted boy by the Hockaday freshmen . . . Scared to drink be in Houston . . . last of the Duane Thomas Fan Club -first of th Rodrigo Barnes Fan Club . . . 2nd ofthe Steinberg Dynasty . . Qgct Stew . . . Great White Hope . . . got sick on Italian food . . . talks too much . . . Schnup . . . The Captain . . . Joan Waldman lll . . . Made the fold in Cosmo . . . hands . . . Coach's pet . . . l'Hey, did I get MVP? . . . never had to shave his ankles . . . only guy to wear both jerseys at the same time . . . spends time in Blimp's garage . . . Hey, look, I got a whiskerl . . . storm center at Hockaday . . . P . . . hot dates with the HG . . . resident political conservative . . . Mr. Clean . . . member of the SM. Con Club . . . always whistles to himself. . .Captain America. Will iam Paul Stewart 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from T.C. Marsh Jr. High High Honor Boll, 10, 11, 12 Cum Laude, 11, 12 Lion 81 Sword, 11, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist English Award, 10 Brown University Award, 1 1 Classics Award, 11 Class Vice-President, 11 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 10, 11, 12 Football, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 All Conference, 11, 12 All Private, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Basketball, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Baseball, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 11 All Conference, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 - Don't look now, but somebody's taking our picture. 1 3 X lk' 'F W ff M! 'P Q J i.3'U a z '51 f s f ,- ' ' 4 iw 'lb ' -V Say Wobby Yea, Bucko! Q Bill Baron Maintenance and E.S.P. 5 n n ,. an Juanny! Guess Who? Robert Mulverhill Stokes 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Everette Lee Degolyer School Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 SPC. Champs, 10, 12 All Conference, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12 SPC. Champs, 11, 12 All Conference, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12 All Conference, 10, 11 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Letterments Club, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 11, 12 Bookstore, 10, 11, 12 Band, 9, 10,11, 12 Orchestra, 9, 10 LBA., 10, 11 Champs, 10 'F- ... 160 Jerk . . . separated shoulder just to get sympathy from Dial . . . Gunner from the outside . . . God squad . . . VVait! thought 2 pairs beat 3 ofa kind. . . .Injun. . .arguments v Donaldson on Evolution . . . I can't believe you said that the Operator . . . Hey Char . . . never had a drink . . . Te Tech. . .Charlie Stukes. . . if Mr. Excitement . . . KSTM . . . most talked about boy of board- ing Ctlokej department. . . Mayor of Addison? . .bigger income than school . . . rents limousine for his dates . . . going to S.lVl.U. to become a monk. . . sells jets in his spare time . . . l'm no animal Fr. Ensor, I have Thumbs! . . . most likely mil- lionaire: it not already . . . Thomas the name, jets the game . . . pen pals with Ftonna Barrett . . . New Years Eve at Pizza Inn . . . Barron dees ees Jenny. . . Sally. . . Barron Wilson Thomas 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from l-larry C. Withers School KSTM,10,11,12 President, 12 Honor Ftoll,9,10,11,12 Class Secretary-Treasurer, 10 11, 12 Fencing, 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letter, 10 Ping Pong, 12 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 Maintenance Leader, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11 EVIL Edmund Francis Roarke Vanston III 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Harry C. Withers School Tennis, 9, 10 Varsity Letters, 9, 10 Soccer, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Wrestling, 9 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Service Leader, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10 EVIL Alice . . . Gay Guys Band . . . Bud at least once a day , . . the El Fenix heaves . . . drives a condemned car . . . Gerties . . . N.Y.D. . . . Padre . . . known at every Lemmon Ave. bar. . . Evil . . . F. Scott Penn l-landingway Fan club . . . Crusty . . . part of the great trip out west . . . member ot the VRSH travel club . . . paints his toe nails . . . car chases . . . tries to play soccer . . . Ragland get out there! . . . S.lVl.C.A.D.C. . . . his parents are continually finding things laying around the house. . .got pushed out a window by Block . . . Mariposa . . . had his hand slapped by lVlr. Beidel . . . t. leechman fan club. 429 wr YZ? 3? BCVNVCO B . . . stole all ot Neale's cars. . .thinks he is Batman . . . Bill B maintenance . . . bb von bb . . . the end around . . . Teddy's Terry towels . . . Cuacamole . . . Otis' hood-ornament . . . VonBewin? . . . Birds eye view of h-m car wreck . . . worst motorcycle rider to ever hit the streets . . . L. Fowler Fan club . . . Dave!!?'? . . . Forest Lane cruisers club . . . Slo-mo tights with Steinbug . . . Gangster of love. . .Caboose lNcedent. . .best shotin class-with an egg. . . get out of town ED . . . Phil Espisito takes a stick to the mouth from DAVEl!'?? . . . Ex-Pervert . . . called a psychiatrist to take out his stitches. . . put thisin yourmouth . . .'lBll. . . lsthat you B? William Somers Von Behren 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Salisbury High School Swimming, 10 Water Polo, 10 Baseball, 10, 11, 12 St. Mark's Legion Baseball, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Secretary-Treasurer, 12 Cheerleader, 12 KSTM, 12 Bookstore, 12 Foosball Club, 11 Maintenance Crew, 12 Service Leader, 12 u- ,Q - ' '.,, S I Richard Douglas Welsberg 4 YEARS Entered In 1970 from Benjamin Franklin Jr Hugh 10 10 12 12 10 12 OI'1 12 VIL y af '7 V , Q ,ir .,-YY,,- Y HW- ,j W X ff! andy . . . Clod . . . Texas lover . . . Concessions king . . . es, Mr. Meyer? . . . No, Meyer . . . lives for the weekends . . . it Bandy Claude or Claude Randy . . . Baltimore or Bust . . . eeper . . . Nice guys always win . . . '64 push button trans . . with Collins . . . favorite pastime is homework . . . UNO, l'm Erry he's asleep . . . meets pretty girls at S.A.T. . . . My car is tgreen, lt's brown . . . one of the wildest drivers in Dallas. . . Claude Randolph Williams lr. 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Student Council Vice-President, 12 Honor Ftoll,1O,11,12 Lion 8tSword,1O, 11, 12 Who's Who Among High School Students, 12 Roar, 11, 12 KSTM, 11, 12 Business Manager, 12 National Achievement, 12 ReMarker, 12 Track, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Basketball, 10, 11 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 South Dallas Tutorial, 11 Chess Club, 1O,11, 12 EVIL 5 -x 'Y' bw 4 A x... t-,q . 1 Y ur' FT' Philip Lewis Williams 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Armstrong Elementary Football, 9, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 B-Team Champions, 11 Varsity Letter, 12 Baseball, 9 Lettermen's Club, 12 Bookstore,9,1O,11,12 Assistant Manager, 12 Relwarker, 9, 10 Marksmen, 12 Senior Editor, 12 Boar,1O,11,12 Co-Chairman, 12 6 9 ' Si? ,,,, if N C .ibm 1 ,, A. Q yi.. C Qlmgtuwxoi ' Blimp . . . Whale . . . weight watchers . . . memories of Kemp Blazer . . . Beef Stroganotf . . . you're ugly. . . . can't get rid Ruth . . . little green men . . . loves mashed potatoes . . . he gattodznik . . . My ofthe Texoma just-for-grins club . . . mem of the SM Con Club . . . 2 time cheerleader reject . . . origi T.B.A. . . . life subscription to Penthouse. . . what do you say a burlap bag? , . . real sideburns and braces too . . . member the Guerriero Brother Club . . . hard times at the farm Csophj . Parties Unlimited . . . World's strongest living argument for mer killing . . . kiss the girls and make them cry . . . middle name C dyear. . .Sevvanee'?VVhere'sthat?. . . W , , 'W --...xv 2 XMWC UDAVE!! . . . missing Second semester . . . Amigos Veteran . . . Evil . . . studies English in Spanish class and studies Spanish in English class and can't speak either . . . Good Morning Gentle- men, you too David . . . Com'on quit making tun of me . . . Bavvana . . . cockroach complex . . . Darwin's missing link . . What do you mean l'm not perfect? . . . perpetual mouth . . David Lawrence Winn 3 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Chess Club, 10, 11, 12 Searchers, 10 Tennis, 12 Varsity Badminton, 12 Cycling, 1 1 Amigos de las Americas, 11, 12 KSTM, 1 1, 12 ,', ti, -M ., tg N K 1, ,z. V 5, l it ,,,t with 2 , gy, ' 2 W 3 if jaw W! Kirin gk li 5 A 9 , . f ,.i 1 . at 5 iifl if ll ' f , V MWQQ ft ' ' i' 1 5' .il -it , Wi 1 Q, ,' 'W t ,fy .55 1 it . x f A 93 2 it , 1 we A ii- ff' 3 iv W 1 i .sbfnfe fffc . .3 ,, 4 if 1 . 1 1 2 1 . 1,1 , , X guy I Q. ri. it.. , - 1 . ' ,wat S' ' '5 tv' E: i A 'r'r , 1 - 1 , i 1. i Buck jim Wynne 8 YEARS Entered in 1966 from Lamplighter School Honor Boll, 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation Lion StSvvord,1O, 11, 12 Wrestling, 10, 11, 12 c Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Wigssffy S.P.C. Champion, 10, 11, 12 Swimming, 9 Football, 9 KSTM,9,1O,11,12 Bookstore, 12 Marksmen, 11, 12 Senior Co-Editor, 12 eu. wwf The Bucker . . . Joan Waldman ll . .. . lT'S A Dragon . . . Varsity man . . . wears his letter jacket no matter what the weather . . . couldn't tell them apart . . . HMC . . . attacked on the front porch . Jenny then Joan then Jeanette then? Bonnie? . . . OHHI-ll Man!!! . . . trips on the tollway with Phil . . . spends half his life in front ot the G's . . . Member of the Guerriero Brother Club . . . Jelly Mind. . .drank his weight in Old Milwaukee . . .Vail . . .savv the movie from under the car. . . originated the vvild party. . . How did you hurt your knee?. . . buries liquor in his backyard. . . Foot- ball?. . . l-lovv immature . . .Naughty Nova. . .midnight excur- sions vvith Patton. . .little Dummy. . .MAN. . . 777 X , 1 aagwr lv1.l3.Z. - 28 . . . always eating lifesavers. . . Freddie Fashion . . . has an elevator up to his room . . . ls S before VV'?. . .snapper Mike. . .Look what you did to Foster . . . Uncle Ben? . . . wants to play foosball pro??. . .Incest Taboo. . .Mailbox killer. . . Michael Ben Zidell 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from John J. Pershing School Last not Least. - Edmund Spencer VY . s 3' 'NN U .. , . V A .A-Y' I ,- , W s- .A A. xn- 3 .5.L:5,,7,,,. ,,W.....k 'WW W - . , ,Z: 1 ..... .Q: i s i , A , if ' .if X A . I ..., A 1 X 132 0642375 Don't be embarrassed, Randy. 0642376 ,g H... 1 x ,Q Our President t EVIL Society Picture Stolen by EVIL k I I Q Q ELEVENTH GRADE 2, N' .4 ' 8 i u 'ia' ww .ri ' M: ' - . 1 . .f 1-N' . 2: . W' , F , i N. k A .- ' ,Q . ,51lff I' 8 -w,?fi.4g-qqm dw H 1 i , - i ,Aw xg: 1 12' f . ' i ,Q N x ,1-1 ,. 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Kaylen Mark Silverberg Andrew Jay Steinberg Mark Andrew Stern Eric Mandred Stroud W' Harold Clifton Urschel Ill Joel Howard Wallerstein Scott Randall Walton Gary Benjamin Weiner 41 Alan D. Schonfeld Gregory Pierce Seale Scott Mahlon Seidel Andrew ivan Shore 'Q' Kerry Jeff Sulkowitcz Courtney Charles Suttle John Scott Taylor Robert Mainord Todd J-I .pawn Alan Randolf Winn Richard Wellington Winn Howell Smith Wynne Randall Scott Zisk 147 per FMP 4 I didn't know they had these kind of books in the library. Joe Joneszzzz ,-3 EIGHTH GRADE Scott Bryan Adams Brian Sheldon Anding mes William Asto hm-...,, wwf Bradford Thorpe Allen Marc Louis Andres . , , Daniel Duncan Anthony Atwell Richard Kenney Billings Boeckman pam 3 'Q' Richard Kirk Avery Patrick Cartwright Black Frederick Samuel Keith Douglas Bowers Brown III Davis Jo Cable 5- 3 .A WY' 5 Eric Kempton Bradford Gregory Scott Burns Craig Carter Callewart Bradley Vickery Campbell William Walter Carpenter Flobert Stuart Chaiken M 2 . , , W 'lff46a,,, WK 49 dv A., 4, 4' W' its. .efzsfff 3 15: ,ng 'H' ffl 5 f Ai at as was b' 'tt' A t Keith Lemont Coleman Thomas Xavier Coronado Frederick Giddings Currey Jack Anderson Daniel David Wayne Denton Christopher Henry Gerken Charles E. Gittins Michael Scott Glazer James Gould Brian England Evan Marr Fogelman Eric Steven Frankfurt Bradley Alan Friedman Ftuftin Judson Graham ff? Thomas Barker Haas George Houston Hall . W x Andrew Harris Christopher Joseph Jordan John Stuart Kennedy ,Q Willard Robert Korphage --rr Peter Andrew Kraus .- W A fc S11 'Ji' .K ' .B :tt fr if-rrrsv' p X fe ,gjigtm 'o....g William Harvey Hauer William Allen Hay Nolan Bruce Jenevein Thomas Mark Jones if Q A. 1 Q L 'L s ifsz, ' . ,S A '... '- . 'v'- isi' ' T lttlsssl if' -lffr i it N A it George Terry Lee Ill John Stephens Little Isaac Arthur Loose Charles Henri Lorenz Scott Alan Maples Scott Alexander Mason Barton Ben Matto Mark Thrasher McBride Thomas Andrew McConnell Jeffrey Brian McGee Scott Franklin McMullan Harold Hench Montgomery Thomas Brands Morris James Douglas Morrison Scott Austin Morway Thomas Nelson Noland David Whitney Pancerz Sam Hines Patterson Markus Landon Penzel Charles Harlan Ray Jeffrey Hammond Flay Mark Brian Reeder Jay Randal Beichman Paul David Rice Kevin Richardson John Francis Roach Jeffrey David Sayah Paul Eric Schmidt Jon Cassetty Snider Steve Stevenson Bryon Carlson Strode Charles Vaughey Sullivan K 3 ., ,, , fr A ,, mt., i AMM- if5:' 1 ll, ' .5 fs' 1 ,iz ,kt , , Q 4 1 Thomas Patrick Waters Dale Weyand Edward Alexander Whatley Robert Manning Wise .sit ' SEVENTH GRADE fig s as , , '. f ,A A,....,,...gx xr 'K N5 , NP' Rv -sf AIU' -vb: Brutality? What do you mean, brutalitW qi ,KN 'wzwki 'api' ,gr t rm :Cl Scott Jeffrey Berger Karl Erwin Black Lloyd Gregg Blaylock Brad Brands Blumenthal Francis Adams Brooks Ill John Algerman Broom Michael Otis Cassidy Craig Lawrence Caudle Alton Craig Chapman Thomas Herman Craig Patrick Michael Cronin George Bannerman Dealey Kurt Alexander Eichenwald Oscar Estell David Lee Fields Greg Ellis Fulcher Neil Marcus Gerson Alfred Gene Gllbertson Franz William Glitsch William Brown Glover IV Duffy Jason Graham Christopher Carson Handy Brent Wade Hardy Jayson Guy Harris ta, ia, 9 f .ta :fig e X fs-ga K---.., ' f John Edward Harris William Neal Heckel Peter Hill Hennings Andrew Case Hudson if ill if IWN ,flwifilllx 2 3 You? fs wif' SUN Eric Conde Jerome Cole Langdon Johnson Kenric D. Kattner Nelson Karl Lacey Jack William Lund Douglas Weller Maclay, Jr. Jeffrey Walker Mankotf Charles Robert McCreary, Jr Robert Andrew McCulloch Peter Humphries McKenzie William Casey McManemin Charles Rose Michlin Jon Ludwig Mosle Ill Charles Cranfill Munson William Lee Nelson Richard Alan Rasansky t ivii ii if , at V f I' fy: r' ,l r '1'- me Gregory Steven Raskin Roben Charles Roe Frank Edwin Rolfe Bradley Steven Schlacter Jeffrey Robert Shipper Hans Christopher Andrew Smith Andrew William Spies David Michael Stoddart afar ,misfit A HB9 it Eau fa 4123231 W 1 'A f, 'lv 5942 Charles Addison Sweet Errington Casdale Thompson Frank Duffey Todd Bradley Fleet Urschel SH f' 'Av-, 1 Juv George William Voneitt James Michael Wasserman Kenneth lrvine Weil Jr. James Parks Wesson John Sheriden West Steven Robert West Roger Albert Wright Eric L, Yollick 157 Webster Atwell Blake Lowell Beckham John Emberson Beckwith Charles Drew Boatwright Stephen Rolfe Broun John Lyle Calhoun George B. Canty William Gregory Cass Stephen Patrick Guerin Wallace Legette Hall Gregory Keith Harnesberger David William Hart Joshua Francis Hirsch Milton P. Huang SIXTH GRADE -.ff Y--'V ,.k.. ,V Brodie Lyle Cobb William Allen Custard Paul I. Delgadillo Steven Brady Epstein James Miles Faulkner Edward Feldman Peter Russell Fox David Alan Greenblatt James Christian Hudson Robert Crofford Jenevein Keith Tray Kadesky Kevin Max Kadesky Peter Francis Lynch James Kelly McAuley Cary M. Maguire Martin Edward Manasco David Charles Mullins Steven Phillip Peskind i C' x 1-1. Paolo Piocagli Jonathan Rader funn! Steven D. Kattner Olin Clifton Lancaster Andrew Michael Landisman Niel David Loeb Bradford Craig Richards Darrell Edward Robins Howard Robinowitz Derek William Saunders Jon Robert Sayah Barry Scott Segal Adam Lee Seidel Bingiee Overton Shiu Michael Eliot Singer Perry Donal Snavely Jeffrey Castle Spears James Macintosh Spellings William Nathan Trent David Cameron Vaughn Theodore Richard Waechter Edward Scott Wagner Michael Preston Weed David Thomson Wilkie Philip Laundy Woodward Scott Harrison Worrell 160 James Jeffrey Stager William Alben Thau v-J wi 'vm , -wx, 'HAI . , x Jia -047' X ,,,,,f,,!,, if Paul Bradford Stoffel David Dean Toombs IFTH GRADE Michael James Anderson Kurt lrwin Arnim Kyle Dwain Atkins Herbert Ronald Benenson Steven Hunt Berger Mikey Gildon Brown Jack Luse Burrell Jr. Daniel Ta-Chen Chu 9. 'K Xvi l' U' ,,, , , , Y, 4- 'D'-'VX -uni William Eugene Churchill Jr llin Andrew Cohen Allyn Patrick Coleman Lary Ray Cotten fb- -J ,a 'Q' Furman Harold Entz lll Richard Currey Esler lll Michael Thomas Ferguson Morton Joseph Fogelrnan Richard Franklin Ford Kenneth Asher Hersh Mark David Hill Marc Alan Hubbard Anthony Michael Jerome H. Scurry Johnson Reginald Douglas Keys Timothy Joel Kreatschman Corey Alan Ladd George Charles Lancaster James Paul Logan Eric Volk Lombardi Thomas Frederick Loose Douglas Frank Mankofl David Frederick Marcus Charles-Maillor Martin Jr. John Bryce Meaders Jr. Michael Meadows ' James Edward Norman William Douglas Olds L if 5 N13 Serv 1 X Carl Fredrick Oman Stephen Anthony Osborne James Michael Plumlee John Edward Ponder Mark Adam Raskin Lawrence Hamilton Roach Kurt Thomas Rumsfeld Mattew Kenneth Sanders kr 'Y' William Garrett Threadgill Roy B. Vokey Jr. Michael Stuart Watson Charles Christian Weatherford Richard Thomas Wesson David Wayne Wilson Taylor l-ligginbotham Wilson Barrett Nathan Wissman PHASE I 2 - '-T . . ,LA M 4.?Q H' '- , 1, ,lah ' 35, 4 ' 'f , , , V Q . . V, ,,' s , N L ., Q , - g . f. g W, N 1. 4 '2,.ffWf:f, 1, x .. gd: Mg, V . we . 5 . - Q ,,i. . . FRONT: Kaspar, D., Brackbill, M., Metni, N., Sheinberg, D., McDonald, J., Key, S., Beckwith, A., Rogers, S., Mize, G., Hubbard, S., Lancas- ter, P., Egues, R., Glitsch, H. BACK: Robertson, J., Kaye, J., Cook, C., Fields, J., Smith, E., Wissman, D., Piccagli, L., Talkington, C., Smith T., Rogers, M., Solomon, B., Brown, S., Clark, C. PHASE I B ! FRONT: Hurst, G., Key, D., Kimple, S., Fine, D., Lipton, M., Atwell, C., Ingram, W., Pierce, B., Bowers, R., Wilbur, S., Baker, K. BACK: Cook, D., Henderson, J., McGuire, B., Rosenbloom, J., Canty, J., Benners, D., Anderson, P., Graue, B., Palmer, J., Roberts, R., Nowlin, C., Henry, J. MIDDLE: Crutcher, P., Alpert, C., Samples, S., Aler, I., Roach, K., Grossman, R., Rubin, H., Meadows, J., Lancaster, J., Gaillard, G., Sommertield, J., Ewton, J. 164 PHASE II FRONT: Hunt, C., Robertson, B., Segal, M., Jones, C., Robins, C., Ungerman, J., Allen, B., Bloom, D., Adkins, K., Weatherford, D. MIDDLE: Wylie, P., Copley, W., Anderson, N., Rasansky, J., Stager, D., Alpert, R., Adkins, L., Egues, M., Pierce, C., Vokey, C., Zisk, C. BACK: Papert, L., Benenson, S., Bailey, D., Dexter, J., Sweatt, M., Lord, J., Rasansky, J., Martikan, O., Berry, P., Tierney, M., Beckham, C., Ball, B., Fuller, J. PHASE II xt ,ix W 3. r is will zffmaaw lw x X- M Q B FRONT: Epstein, M., Greenberg, D., Kaye, C., Weiss, G., Adkins, J., Levitz, M., Simon, C., Greenblatt, D., Genecov, D., Smith, S. MIDDLE Jewell, M., Taylor, S., Crutcher, M., Lloyd, E., Ferguson, D., Cowden, J., Piccagli, M., Fiuza1,A,, Marks, R., Cohen, S., Wood, D., Maberry, D Hydeman, R. BACK: Hudson, S., Solomon, R., Hart, S., Greenlee, R., Urschel, L., Pearce, P., Brown, R., Jamieson, L., Woodward, D., Roten R., Walker, K., Penzel, T., Henson, K., Rowlett, J., Reichman, E. 165 FA L L the veins ot thee, Autumn laden? oozes out of the cherry-bruises, the veins of thee, wild, wild maiden. with hair that Clusters, K In tumbling clusters. like svvarthy grapes. Round thy brovv and thine ears o'er shadeng With the burning darkness of eyes like pansies Like velvet pansies Where through escapes The splendid might of thy conflagrate lanciesi With robe gold-tawny not hiding the shapes Ol the feet vvhereunto it lalleth down. Thy naked feet unsandalledz With robe gold-tavvny that does not veil Feet where the red ls meshed in the brovvn. Like a rubied sun in a Venice-sail Francis Thompson - A Corymbus lor Autumn A St 2 1 167 Cheerleaders '73-'74 lt all started in August, with the '73-'74 St. Mark's cheerleaders win- ning 3 firsts and 2 seconds at the SMU Cheerleader Clinic. From the beginning, they were an ever-present body on the campus, supporting all phases of school life. The job they did at games cheering, with the new addition of Tom Woodruff - mascot, was instrumental in the football team's success. This year's pep rallies lead by the organiza- tional genius of Dan Bass, along with the creative genius of Bill Von Behren and the whole maintenance crew, will always be remembered for getting the players' juices going. Captain Dan Bass deserves much credit for organizing the outstanding victory parties, said to be the best ever. , K ',,c 3 C s 'tt c, s ,ct',f, Q ie l sa l, o I ,f J jr.: K H V , v, , any if X . 1' l l +V 1 .kmpgfqs . - H ,, f, r C' as , 4,....,,, , , ,., , . , . 168 favorite. 1 Tm Y W . 1 Y ,WM , fs ., ix M f ,, . 1 ,I 7 if Ng ,- '. E , .0 X ! 1. in LAN., J ldaxx,-if ' ff 'L Q, - ,f if 1. at A f- N 1 .yd Awvl 4v4-...Q , 'Hr 3 4, Q + .K 5 :55 -'fb inns? 6, ' ' A' ,A 4' 'ix -J fr M E ,, N-lk, , . me T e X . Y, -f-df-uf. N 45, , . Wow!!! vu H Ar 1 v .M..mf,wm ,, ,.....a.4n-., Wi 4 xi fi. 70 PECOS II C ' .wg N zi' vi H A Tough day today. Eight hard miles, all uphill. lot of people are sick from the altitude and work. are camped at 11,800 feet. I am Kind of proud myself. The trip is getting better. This evening a l ot big horn sheep came into camp and ate pea out of our hands! Wi LM - - ,Nl . I :Q , 'I Q, 13 ,g . X rx .- . 4 Q, ,.A,3,,,, 4, ' The rappel is over. That rock climbing was really something. It all happened so fast - it was over in 30 seconds, but what a thirty sec- onds that was. l'm a lot braver novv! And proud, too. 171 Roar Roar really came into its own this year under the dynamic leadership of senior Tiger Allyn. Perhaps the key to its success was its happy union with Hocka- day. Their joint car wash got things started with a big splash. Floar's boisterous and wel- come volce was heard at games home and away, adding a note of reassurance to the players and heightening excitement for the fans. Hours of sleep were forfeited by diligent Roar workers as they artistically rolled the homes of St. Mark's varsity football team members in honor of Homecom- ing. This added a boost to each player's morale and possibly despair to each player's parents. Thanks Roar for capturing that elusive something called school spirit and making it a great year for Marksmen. .-.. f Dynamic! xi- O' if , als... lt was again reinforced that St, lv1ark's more than holds its own intellectually, as ten seniors were awarded the coveted status of National Merit semifi- nalist. Among the highest scorers in the country were Marksmen: David Frye, Burt Hailey, Bruce Holmes, James Keay, John Kemp, Sandy McCorquodaIe, Glenn Maples, Robert Naab, Dan Plumlee, and Paul Stewart. Additional honor was brought to our school as Dan Bass, Dunham Cobb, Leslie Connally, and Buck Wynne received NMSQT letters of commendation. :XX Hockaday Carnival For the first time, St. Mark's students contributed their time and effort to the Hookaday Charity Carni- val, and hopefully, added to its success. Booths were set up by several St. lVlark's classes and clubs. Marksmen bodies were offered for the Senior dunk- ing booth which was perhaps the most popular of the many attractions. ,. QQ. SAM DONALDSON St. lohn's Bus Trip Seniors Philip Williams and Tiger Allyn Jnd the solution to the bussing problem they transported some two hundred ld ten St. Marks and Hockaday students . Houston for the St. John's game. :bel fans were amazed to see that the . Mark's cheering section far out-num- lred their own. The trip was equally as successful as is the Lion's victorious encounter with E Rebels, despite the breakdown of one is - leaving standing room only. ight, Mr. Connolly'?j The commuting ons agree that it was a night to remem- r. is Mr. Sam Donaldson, ABC news corre- spondent, spoke at a special St. Mark's assembly on October 31, 1973. The Wash- ington reporter used a fictitious example of an election process for Student Council President Tom Aronson to show how a polit- ical reporter operates. 76 Homecoming Homecoming was a nostalgic but also exciting event this year. Grandparents as well as alumni were given a royal welcome. Many grandparents toured the campus and attended classes while alumni vis- ited with faculty friends. The football Lions did their part in making it a big evening by defeating Kinkaid 42-8. A dance hosted by the Sophomore Class with the music of Daniel brought the memorable day to a close. OP' 4' 3. A-I-L 0-kgnzx A ,V,,y,..t.. .. lu, 'Hg , Choral Program Musical renditions of such celebrated works as Brahm's Liebeslieder Walzer and Purcell's Dido and Aeneas, were performed by various St. Mark's cho- ral groups on November 4, in the Chapel. The concert was produced by Choral Director Jim Livengood, who also conducted the performance. Mrs. Sharon L'HeIgoual'ch also helped direct the Middle School Choir in a vaudeville routine of Benja- min Britten's The Golden Vanity. lunior Dance November was highlighted by the Junior Dance. Class President Tave Campbell and a committee of John l-larris, Ray Stell, Tom Woodruff and Dwight Coleman were responsible for organizing the highly successful night. Marksmen and their dates danced under the reflections of the revolving mirrored ball, to the music of the versatile Shelter. Electronic whiz Larry Groebe coordinated the lighting and special effects under the benevolent gaze of an air borne Super Man. li,g.i 4 If 'N 4 4 1. 1 A Q gl ' 4' 0 0-J 5' ' ' , up 'K+f,t, 'gigs o ff. K X ,L ,!45:t AV , W4-wifi' . Al' ,, 9 - f'-fu m f?6l 5 1 - .Mi W ' 0' Q l in t 0 . ' ' Y P., nv B' n. ' V q U fl ' WSH , 1. ' ' 'V : Yi-I ' lsr' rv' A 1 uzzgflfgf' ff i 1 if f , ., ,J 21.11 , 1 Q C 8 . 5' p .A av. 7. QQ! , ' .1 lurk' 1 1 I ' . 5 ' ' -, O .- r LGU-vang. . W 1. k,, f V ,. cv-9? n 'ni Q ' X a 1 A .' Q- V 1 A ' ' 7' ,eg f-,gi N V , ' . W a i . -' pts . 1 ' ef , , 's Q I ' 5 V Q 4 - , ,, 5 f .Q ,N xl ,I ' I a 7 ' ' 5 ' O B . Q fx.: 1 x A l ' 0 IA v r, 4 i b K t . . '- 'M ' 'W JF 1 , s ' ' ' 1' ' , -b .1 V ' ri. A 5 1 ' W. ,. A F f v 1' bag o 1 auf-in l . I I vi tif ' 0 4- Lids!!-SC I H t v L ' Q v 0- n , s n 44991 :'I ' -Q Y' Q O LIONS -1-1 BOTFOM: Shelly, Collins, Amold, Justice, Clutts, Philips, Firth, Muth, Rodriguez, Ballard, Stokes, Cobb, Stewart, Denman, Roberson. 2Nl Fowler, Hollis, Willard, Lee, Freling, Zisk, Jones, Ebner, Coleman, Harris, Philips, Williams, Allen, Bayoud, Tabak. SRD: Williams, Wilkir Balman, Jones, Montgomery, Krape, Whitham, Campbell, Hunt, Jones, Moore, Price, Coach Ensor. 4TH: Mr. Sikes, Coach Quiz, Groeb- Sheldon, Jacobs, Clark. THE TEAM , L,,l ,, L .ho- ' .,. Dallas Christian 0-0 On August 31 , the Lions opened their regular sea- son against Dallas Christian. Dallas Christian was considered an easy team to beat from past experi- ence, yet the Lions really were not up for the game. On offense the Lions moved the ball well, but only in the middle of the field. Tommy Ebner, Bob Firth, and Paul Stewart rushed for a total of 209 yards, but couldn't put it over for a score. The Lions penetrated the 20 yard line at least three times, and every time their drives were stopped. Defense was the real highlight of the game. The St. lVlark's Mean Machine held the Chargers to minus 24 yards rushing and 142 yards passing. Even though the offense had failed, the defense kept the Lions undefeated for one game anyway. fm .,,, , fi., i ff ff , nrkft , J , -. , -u V 4, 4 ' at L , , 5. - ' 4,2 f, , 5 fr r ,xfvvw ' f r h L ,maya , V V 4 , Bishop Lynch 10-15 St. Mark's came out for the Lynch game with just the opposite attitude as they had in the first game of the sea- son. The Lions had really worked that week in practice and everyone was ready for a hard-hitting ballgame. The St. Mark's defense was again tremendous and at the end of the first quarter the Lions had held the Friars scoreless. The offense had also managed their first score, as Chip Justice put the ball through the uprights for a 35 yard field goal. Then disaster struck. As the Lions prepared to kick another field goal at the end of the half, the attempt was blocked, the fumble was picked up, and the Friars scored. During the second half, St. Mark's fumbled a punt on the one yard line and Lynch recovered to set up their second score. The Lions were able to score one more time when Lynn Fowler carried for 9 yards, but they couldn't pull it out. St. Mark's really didn't lose though, they held Lynch to 18 yards rushing and 98 yards passing. This game was a game of bad luck, but it served to bring the players together as a team. Tom Ebner avoids Lynch tackler THE MEAN MACHINE Kaufman 16-7 The Kaufman game was probably the most impor- tant one of the season, not because they were our biggest rivals, but because they were ranked sixth in State AA and they beat us last year 28-9. They were undefeated and unscored upon, and if we could beat them we would have the confidence to go undefeated the rest of the year. In the first quarter Paul Stewart scored on a 3 yard run and Lamar Hunt kicked for the extra point. In the second quarter Tom Ebner scored on a 1 yard run and Kaufman scored on an 80 yard pass play. At the end of the first half St. Mark's led 14-7. The second half was a defensive battle as again the Mean Machine held their opponents to zero yards rushing and 16 yards passing. With 29 sec- onds left John Boy Lee tackled the Kaufman quarter- back in the end zone to make the score 16-7. The Lions' victory of the year. X . is VICTORY 4 Bishop Dunne 28-6 This was the last of the three tough games against teams bigger than St. lVlark's. As the Lions entered the game they were well aware of the great speed of the Falcons and Dunne's ability to break the game open in one play. With 1:19 left in the first quarter Tennell Atkins of Bishop Dunne made the big play by racing 98 yards for a TD. This broke the ice for the Lions and sparked the offense to drive 59 yards and score as Rodriguez scampered over from the 10. Later in the second quarter, with 38 seconds remaining, Paul I ow, Lc: Q Lamar Hunt and Lynn Fowler Stewart scored from the one to make the score 14-6 at the half. In the third period the Lion defense forced the Fal- cons to cough up the football and with 3:54 left Rodriguez plunged over from the one. St. lVlark's final score came in the fourth quarter with 4:47 remaining to make the final score 28-6. . .Q F S L I L it 4 at Ev -1'-A I N L, 4-:emi - 9 Tw f ' ' , an ---' tw. flj of .ill K 1101 .V.. V - ' . ' Ffully Holland Hall 30-6 ,,,,l,,,, ,,.. Wu, ,,,,,x ,,,,,, - Vl., ,, ,- ,l- , ' t ' Q- x V. . , -1-at , ' 9 ' , ... 1, lllll' ' ff' We an ff J - 4 if 1 ., V!!! gf. vi I I H f - , Q , it r ' Q 'C . 2 L 4, 3 , Lynn Fowler sets up behind all-conference guard, Hockey Campbell and Bob Firth. Paul Stewart STFZETCHES to save TD. W- as ' 3 Q W o ff, 'Q l ' W' if 2 4.fvit-wif ff K V--..x ' 'ts 1 Watch Rodriguez get CREAMED!! Holland Hall was probably considered the easiest game of the season, but from past experience with Dallas Christian the Dutchmen could not be taken lightly. The Lions immediately took charge by controlling the ball tor a sustained drive which set up Lynn Fowler's 20 yard dash to paydirt. Bob Firth scored next on a 2 yard run as the Lion defense continued to force Holland Hall to turn over the football. Then in the second quarter, Lynn Fowler found Paul Stewart for a 12 yard TD pass. The second half was again dominated by the Lion defense and the offense also managed to put ten more points on the board as Tommy Ebner scored on a 17 yard run and Chip Justice booted a 33 yard field goal. This 30-6 romp gave the Lions their first SPC victory. 185 Casady 20-2 The game with Casady was an emotional battle as the Lions attempted to redeem themselves after last year's 14-7 loss in Oklahoma City. lt also meant reoapturing the SPC title. The weather was very unpleasant as rain fell throughout the game but to the advantage of the Lions. As both teams' passing game was totally shut down, the St. Mark's running game prevailed. The offense maintained two drives ot 66 and 50 yards, both of which were topped off by 3 yard plunges by Paul Stewart for the scores. The other St. lVlark's score came early in the fourth quarter on a 1 yard dive by Raul Rodriguez. The Cyclones' only score came late in the game when Clay l-lollis was caught in the end zone for a safety. This left the score 20-2 for the Lions - and the North-Zone Championship. r T' Y . L. o lf. 'W ' ' .Q 4 'ti . I 1 , f 4 Q if Hz 5 Q if 'iii-gf A. ABOVE: Quiz, North, and Ensor. LEFT1 Paul Stewart takes on three Cyclones. BELOW: Lynn Fowler looks on as Otii checks his pants v 'Q St. Iohn's 34-7 The Lions made their second road trip to Houston to meet the Rebels of St. John's. St. John's was expected to be tough and the Lions were prepared to defend their record. St. Mark's racked up 211 yards on the ground and the defense came through holding the Rebels to 28 yards rushing and only 19 yards passing. The Lions took charge from the beginning as they took the opening kickoff 49 yards and nine plays later Paul Stewart scored from the one. Paul Stewart Cabovej finds Tommy Ebner Cleftj open on the halfback pass. St. John's then fumbled on their first play and Jim Clutts booted a 23 yard field goal. To end the half right, Lynn Fowler found Robert Stokes for a 40 yard comple- tion and again Paul Stewart found the end zone to make the score 17-O. By the end ofthe game St. Mark's scored two more times and Jim Clutts kicked another field goal. This gave the Lions the entire SPC title and their fifth straight win. , Paul Stewart takes the plunge. if - . , 1 ' L- : X f' - RIGHT: Bob Firth sr . Sb ' f, 'W W is ? Q W K' - F gf in . Aggg. r . fr .. -Q wi 'GS' i - MS-1f.2f:'K5 . K V - A , N' ,J 3 ' . '- i ' ff M . he f. 1'-im-'43, 1:25. -. ' A. f . .. - , , A , 5! .f'fL ' -'H ,.f L' 1 S - .J ' -1- - ' Q ,, g ' ' g ,- Y is A 'h-if? gr ing , K A '5,. g:Q FRSVAQ R , 13:5-'L -W i.ifKj,5..v ,f -,,. '- 'L . - X 1 r :v'y?fe - ,D ,, , 1 , ,. W' Q L.. A A .i ,Ji 1? ... , gb Capt. Stewari 4' rf.-., ..- . +1 , 4 2, . www' -fn Nu ,, . . I 'U 44 surf -If ...fl f 51- M. www al ! jing., . Kinkaid 42-8 u Homecoming St. Mark's totally blew Kinkaid off the field for the second straight year. The Lions took a 42 yard opening kickoff return by Raul Rodriguez and turned it into a 13 play drive for a quick score and the same type of consistent ball was played all night. The offense chalked up 301 yards and the defense did very well as the Falcons could only score once late in the game. Bob Firth had his finest night as he rushed for 88 yards in 15 carries and rookie running back Lamar Hunt broke away for a 62 yard TD dash in the fourth ... 4415935 quarter. Over all it was a very happy home- N-. fi? 1 , x .M- 5 i . N , ,7 . ' e .., . in ly Notre Dame 28-6 The final game for a tremendous team came on Nov. 2. The Lions were to meet a very cocky Notre Dame team who were undefeated coming into their final game before the TCIL playoffs. They did not stay undefeated very long, however, as the Lions offense repeatedly ran through, over, and around their defense. The Lion backs gained 288 yards and the defense led by Lamar Hunt, John Lee, and Fran Roberson held Corky Duffield, the best quarterback in the state? , to -l yards rushing and 69 passing. The Lions ended the game on top and thus fin- ished the season 7-1-1. 4.4 gk my .. Left: Dwight says Lions need meat. Below: Robie on the guard around. 191 THE SEASON Dallas Christian Bishop Lynch Kaufman Bishop Dunne Holland Hall Casady St. John's Kincaid Notre Dame 7wins, 1 loss, 1 tie A. 6- ' safe' of 7 E r at-ff , L ABOVE: Bob Firth gets checked by manager Jetf Clark LEFT: Paul Stewart scores against St. John's. THE END Cross-Country P.. . - .. .. rv . - ,. , p,.. 1 4 . dl 5. . k,R,j:Ls 3, 'sw Ziff fix , at E f f t .1 'KI' ,.AA , I9 - ttf, 5 . tffcg 1. ,' '1,,?'r I ,,,.. if Qyfgti - ny, X Q'--4 'Hai . , - -. 1 lf. Q b -1 v .s . 2' 'tc' 7? ,. 161, M., 5 1' 59355 M. , Q-A E Q- J X R agar., M if After being hit hard by last year's graduation of some top runners, the 1973-74 Cross-Country team rallied around Coach Mailer and captains Bill Neale and Trey Nicoud, to capture the SPC Cross-Country title for the second year in a row. Once again the race was a closely contested battle between Casady and St. Mark's. The Dynamic Duo of Ed Kownslar and John Kellogg consistently had the best times of Lion run- ners. They could always be found duelling for top places in every meet. David Maldonado and Phil Smith, newcomers to the team, also contributed greatly in the team's campaign this year. Even though these people were newcomers they added great depth to the team and one, David Maldonado, earned all-conference honors. Team leadership was also a great factor in the team's success. Trey Nicoud showed the leadership that is imperative for a championship team. Bill Neale, though injured most of the year, contributed greatly to team morale. f Z nf' ' Q ' ,ii QW , V , is ,pi 3 1l11 1 . 7 . , ,, '-W W 1? ijzgfii I A-r Ed Kownslar battles to the finish. dfilluijzr-1 . ,,m.:1V .W s . ia, in-,ff w ,,. :Wi - ..,.. . ,ian H? 11- f1.i K - if R n wmv 'S H1- W aww A r rgffi ,1 N , f W ii -v 1 32- . -Q - ,ii 1. 5 if 'mit T v-imfvff Da .K ,Q - if X xx Q X J Q . 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The polo team played other high schools only in tournaments, so it had to rely upon Dallas matches with UTA and TCU for experience. The real highlights of the season, however, were at College Station, Texas where Texas AGM hosted two tournaments - one in September and one in November. The latter of the two, the Texas High School Water Polo Championship tourney on Nov. 2-3, featured select teams from Texas competing for the first place ranking in the state. St. lVlark's bet- tered its performance of last year by finishing in third place. lt was during this tournament that the Lions played their best game ot the season by beating McAllen, ll-8, the team that had blocked the Lions from the semi-finals last year. The winner of this tournament was a team from College Station CASJVI Consolidatedb. The captain of the team this year was senior Tiger Allyn. He and Scott Pinkston were the only seniors on the team, so, the water polo squad looks forward to a great season in 1974. Tri-captains for next year are Dwight Fletcher, Dixon Hutchinson, and Mar- shall Payne. tst ROW: Gerard, Baldwin, Lenox, Pollock, McGrath, Boehm, Petersen, Page, McCarthy, McLaurin, Denton. 2nd ROW: Mr. Stutsman, Holt, Glenn, Payne, Harris, Allyn, Pinkston, Fletcher, Hutchinson, Kraus, Mr. Shutt. ' Philip Page stretches to save a goal, sw fav .1 ,,4s-'ilviilh' win..- 3 ii M RIGHT: Tiger Allyn takes a ,A , -is . g W 3 shot. L i 1 ', sau as -J J 45 .M -if ,. V L , , , L '- 1 Q . W. ,..n. ,, W S . - , , iw., . . '- ' , o 5 - f ,, Y- . Q l, ff ,f -24. -- . I f ..,' X' .- , . . f'22ig.s- H. 'Z T w ? fi 9i'i: ?flW 'M ., . - - 1 xX L i w- ,N K W, wif f,:ffq--- s . X 6 ,l is lvl, i - i' f Earl W f 1 1' S ' Qi 5 f ' SKS -Z. w. 'sh . f' ' ' Scott Harris splashes for possession. Table Tennis sm ww gy l BOTTOM ROW: Barrel, Shelton, McGary, Mr. Weadon, Onur Koca, Maples, Hockstim, 2nd ROW: Zidell, Bayoud, Vanston, Thomas, Hammonds, Getter, Hailey, Proctor, Lutkin, Wagner. Badminton BOTTOM ROW: Reisberg, Weisberg, Connally, Block, Montgomery, Kemp, Cravens, Ledyard, Walsh. 2nd ROW: Keay, Bond, Lewins, Stanley, Pratt, Campbell, Winn, Jolesch, Chud, Coach McDaniel. His breath like silver arrows The naked earth crouched His finger on all flowing waters sweet Forbidding lay - motion nor soqnqv h Nature was frozen deaduifand still an A winding sheet fell o'er her body fa ' 'd win Flakey and soft, from his wi - Frances Anne -4Winter. L, 9, ,,, no .mil 9 ,v.,..,,, , . -iw ,,...,... . gs of sno XJ Q of-W if H Xjs.. 'QR A tradition was born on November 20, as St. Mark's held its first annual Thanksgiving assembly. The mood of the program was religious, historical, commemorative and patriotic. Music was provided by the St. Mark's Choir and Glee Club, the St. lVlark's Band and the Reem Creek Run- ners, a blue grass folk group. lvlr. Whatley spoke on the First Thanksgiving and was followed by a musical salute to the memory of John F. Kennedy by the St. Mark's Band playing two pieces written by Mr. Mario Foster in honor of the late President. Mr. J. J. Connolly then reflected upon the assassination of the young President and it's impact upon the St. Mark's community and the nation. Father Ensor gave a short benediction and the assembly was concluded with the singing of This Land is Your Land. Thanksgiving Day Ceremony 4 ii Ffeem Creek Runners 200 w S 1, qv K. K Q if? N' - nm w Qgfiglpwha H un., Q 3 N flziwil , f x v X,-. WAY ' 'fxxlx ,, .a, xii I 2 - '5 'V,X in if 4 , 'f . tim-Q---si' 4 I 5 3 N. .. . 1 , NA.,W.,,M-,K -M' , A 1 ' . ' ' f 'ft ' N' fi zxi -X W . mx X.fgif Er ' AX V Q .V f :K I ' x X . nf. gl W Y-' . xt KN.: , X hx X Wiki . '.. x'K ' Q H - .sl 4,-,.Q- -. R ,H 1 ' f X. -..v1.,. ff .-. -1 . . f 'Nr ' Y x:,,1 f10 AJ .. Q.-' 1 N-. Nxaiygk ,, :, ,-, f2Q,AL?14a XL' ' 5 f, H, . fl, X' , X 'Q f ' ,f1'X,?',23W'ff'k-,-1-'Q 1 fx .X X xx,-.. K x X -'V 'X Q x e LN., ,..R'f, ,. 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Af wwf ' r r 4 , ' X N 2 if X II: Y X . W Q , .,,A W V it , 'Tx :I 5' ' N- .-.W 1 I s... nr f . y A il 9 1 ,, Mrs' ,L ,. is Kr The 1973 Canpaign began in early November under the direction of co-chairmen Tiger Allyn, Brett Campbell and Rease Parton. They organized nightly door-to-door solici- tation tor cans, an activity which was greatly aided by strong support from Hockaday. Fund raising forthe Canp- aign centered around tour planetarium shows, an out- standing folk concert and the ever-popular luncheon auc- tions. One of the high points of the drive was a taculty skit which escalated Canpaign spirit. When the final count was made, 43,000 cans had been collected. The Junior Class won the class competition but everyone involved was a winner, which could clearly be seen in the faces of the eager recipients of the cans. Can-Paign 1973 ,mas ldfvkx '60, -X. gnu, 204 Can-Paign Chairmen: Brett Campbell, Fiease Parton, and Tiger Allyn, ...E M 3 xyvf -3.13 Bren Campbell- pursued by boards of Hockaday boarders - seeks asylum inthe Chapel vm hx! 5 f , ff- KMA, ,Vg 1 f as Smith Benners caught stealing Can-Paign Funds. MY m..-' 'r lQf- ff x . .Q M f 4 ' 53, ' ? U ' an 329172 ' ' ff I -Pm. lf? 'L ark' 1i:!'f id f.-if' ' , ,fwf ,- anal 7 lr .ff 'HJ In Q ,ff fm' I: 62,1 W D' 'Q .X 33? .A 'X I Stttyrfi, 'fb ,t 1'4AxJA u. if: wwf - J' 1 ff. - 1 . , r gp ry 4-JL, ,.-15. yy. A .ZH A ,rf .NX vi? XQQ1, ' jg v 4' lit: hh., .ifgfx , N JN ' , 4, . it 4-,hw ' 1: . F . 2 Q V- k 'Y 11. b' . Q., Maxx -5 M gig, 1 NV ' 4 Z7 '- + ,,...... .. , , , if 4 ' 44' ....41 ' . ,Q . . V .nam vfw.'ff'f!w.M U., The St. Mark's Upper School Orchestra and Advanced Band presented a program of contemporary and tradi- tional pieces on December 7. The Orchestra under the direction of Yves l.'l-lelgoual'ch presented a variety of pieces including the French Christmas Suite by Cesar Franck. Mr. Mario Foster directed the Advanced Band in a program of rock tunes and traditional Christmas pieces. Admission was gained to the performance by a Campaign donation. Band and Orchestra Program The Orchestra or -P T 5 1 1 2 Mario Foster and the Band if w I X E RN Y ...mx xxxxii Wx .X 5 UI XX I ? 1 52 nf' ag' I Q NZ .u if 51:2 210 Emory Glee Club Upper School assembly on December 14, was honored by a performance of the Emory University Chorale and Glee Club. Their songs came from the special service, A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols They have performed this service around the country for almost 50 years. St. Mark's was truly fortunate to be one of the many stops on the Emory choral tour. Drama Production The Drama Club presented Everyman, a Middle Age morality play for two evenings on December 18 and 19. The cast included sev- enteen students from St. Mark's and Hocka- day. The performance was directed by Mr. Peter Lutken who was assisted by freshman Scott Walton. Donations for the Canpaign were taken both nights. Parton turns loose 'J' 0 0 Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols in the Christmas spirit the 22nd annual Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols was performed in the Chapel on Sunday, December 16. Readers of the Nine Lessons were members of the St. Mark's com- munity. Choirmaster James Livengood directed the Choir and Glee Club, and was assisted by Bruce Bengston, SMU, organist for the service. w Kea..-wbihbx naw., Mad -Q. vs ' ' QQ In M' MW 3 ' 'K 'N X hw' ' -1 5:-a Su inf:-a..-gfdns-.ufilaiid k..f.....,MM-as -v 4 K-auf ff 'K f -.. + Na- , M M 4' 'MW' Eiwfgrfa ogwuww-, Qji...-H-.....,.-, v38i.dsa5Sf-' mwuwww Kg,-,,...,av , ...- , 2 ' 'uf r Q' - f Q , 'N 1' x , K A ny xiii' ...N ,...,,,,x 0. I on -mmm mM ,,AA ,'s:,w , . it . -4--.Q ,VX iw. gafw.. 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L X' '5f 'M 'i -Pav-f w xlvf- WA v ,Q1.f'4'74' x ,NV V , . .. . UN 'xv M -,w 1: M www Q .ar x ' ' 4- .4 I' New, 5 t.ef'..'i-T fa .. Councilman lerry Gilmore ls there anything worthwhile in American politij today? asked Councilman Jerry Gilmore before t St. lv1ark's Upper School on Friday, December 7, l Morning Assembly. His speech pertained to the political system. Tt City Councilman stressed that the system is worl ing, as is evident in the people's uncovering mi: conduct of officials in high office. He went on to sa that the system is working by reason of the fret doms: freedom of speech, freedom of press, fret dom of assembly. lvlr. Gilmore encouraged the audience to chang the people in the system, not the system itself. He also commented on the functions ofthe Dalln City Council. ln addition to establishing land use, t Council handles utilities, as well as provides police and fire services. Concluding his speech, Mr. Gilmore encouraged the students to study the American system and cha lenged them to find a better one. City Wrestling Championship l 'ix 'Fi .. , t John Lee switches. 218 St. Mark's hosted the 1974 North Central Wr tling Conference Tournament on Friday and Sat day, January 28 and 29. Over 20 teams and 2 wrestlers competed from the North Texas area. Mark's defended its team championship, edging t very tough Ft. L. Turner team. Ten of the twelve Mark's wrestlers qualified for the state tourname and four of them won their respective weig classes. Duke Phillips won the Outstanding Wrest award. QF, Wynne applies pressure. Ballard for the pin. l Coleman stalks ,. 1 I Resting forthe finals, HK Xxx Scott Philips receives award. LEFT: The thrill of victory. 219 . . Y Sophomore Dance The Sophomore Dance was held a week early this year because of sports events. So, on February 2, rather than the 9th, the dance took place. The dining room walls were covered with black plastic, and the crowd moved to the music of J. K. Anderson. Class President Tom Jones organized the dance. He said, Sophomore Dances tend not to be the best dance of the year, but we're gonna change that. The refresh- ments were supplied by Mrs. Edward Wilson. Weisberg takes off WINTER SPC The weekend of February 14-16, St. Mark's hosted ,the Winter SPC Tournament. Teams from Kansas, Oklahoma and I over Texas converged on St. Mark's to participate in swimming, soccer, basketball, and wrestling. The teams cluded Casady, St. Stephen's, St. John's TMI, San Marcos, Wichita Collegiate, FWCD, Holland Hall, and Kinkaid. St. Mark's proved to be a rude host for the Tournament - sweeping all four of the sports, continuing its domination SPC this year. 90 fgrm 222 l Tney're off. Collins drives. At 8 o'clock Saturday night, a dance was held on the mezzanine in the Gym, which culminated the SPC activities. Sponsored by the Student Councils of l-lockaday and St. lvlark's, the dance proved a success. Music was supplied by the group Buster Brown. RIGHT: V. B. grooves to Buster Brown. fm sin- in t - Nvwrwrvnx 1. --we . ,Us QV A . At . CS ,,,,,gnn ! X MARKU A Basketball The Lions started their season with stiff competition, opening with five AAAA teams. The only win of these five came against Plano in a 72-59 rout which ended in a fight and ejection of senior guard Rusty Getter. The Lions then faced Bishop Lynch for a closely-contested game in which the St. Mark's Lions came out on top, 70-66. This proved to be good preparation, however, for the J. J. Pearce Tournament on December 6-8. The Lions were returning in hopes of defending their title, opening against Pinkston. This was one of the tough- est games of the season, but St. Mark's managed a 10-point victory, 59-49. In the second round the Lionsj edged Adamson 44-41, behind the scoring and rebounding of captain Paul Collins. Again the Lions made it to the finals, where they faced Pearce for the second time of the season. Pearce won 60-54, but Paul Collins still managed to find a spot on the All-Tournament team. The cagers then entered the Pepsi Tournament just before Christmas, which was perhaps the low point of the season. St. Mark's could muster only one win over McKinney between defeats to N. Garland and Nimitz. The best showing the Lions made was in the Dr. Pepper Tournament. After the first day of the tournament, the Lions made headlines. They were referred to by Dallas area writers as the Cinderella team of the fiel after crushing wins over Richardson C77-593 and Thomas Jefferson C77-613. The second day the Lions wer not so lucky, however, as they lost to W. T. White C48-705, but St. Mark's was not forgotten as Paul Collins wa named to the All-Tournament team. The one meet that St. Mark's dominated was SPC. There was no doubt that the Lions were champs as they crushed every team on their way to the title. The Lions were 7-O in conference play and had four players on thrg All-Conference list. Paul Stewart, Paul Collins, and Robert Stokes made All-Conference first team, and To Ebner was honorable-mention. The Lions had a very tough season in competing with more public schools than ever before and being plagued by injuries, but they came out ahead with a record of 18-13 for the season. A very respectable recor for any school the size of St. Mark's. the team L-R: Coach Gibson, Paul Stewart, Tom Ebner, Paul Collins, Dan Plumlee, Rusty Getter, Dan Harris, Coach Adams. BOTTOM: Bill Bowman, Robert Stokes, Ralph Ross, John Shelley, Raul Rodriguez, Alan Sweet, Mark Jacobs. , K ,,.-f'4 ' if i ..,WW.fw' at , ,ft if ,,,,,,.,.Mw ,,z,.W, ,mem f ffl ' ' I N MW.. , .M.W,.W.. ..,,...-M.n.,,..N.W.,,:,, John Shelley shoots against SOC. Paul Stewart shoots over McMillan. 30 .. 9 as-ewU :W t A sl, l.. A A Paul Collins puts three defenders inthe rafters in a game against Bishop Lynch. Q- A- 1 - V-g- Q - , -. i f-1 pe ff ti 5 6 I ffl 44 8. . Paul Collins splits W. T. White. Lions crash the boards against T. J. ' ' ' A s of iii' iii J i ii ' W iii sifi is A Yr ff, V LV .,,,, . M :,' X H ,,,-,,V:' I M V, , iiiil i f ll i i siii - iilsisi .i al in r J YIAV JIIV if 8 i Q iiiii U ' ,s 32 , Q Tommy Ebner in the Dr. Pepper Tourn. fin., S ., K A Wo-ohn-ny-y!! Svilluxgk kk fx , X N s ff X. R W , E g ,W wi Q Paul Stewart drives in for two. Egbert shoots against Dunne. 227 if xv V 9wav.av '7 A' J I' SM 56 J.J. Pearce SM 69 SOC SM 72 Plano SM 62 H. Park SM 57 Bryan Adams SM 70 Bishop Lynch SM 59 Pinkston SM 44 Adamson iFSM 54 J.J. Pearce SM 58 J.J. Pearce SM 70 Berkner SM 52 Adamson SM 50 North Garland SM 58 McKinney SM 52 Nimitz SM 77 Richardson SM 77 T. Jefferson SM 48 W. T. White SM 54 Bishop Dunne SM 45 Jesuit SM 57 Bishop Lynch SM 42 Jesuit 'FSM 74 VV. Collegiate SM 79 Greenhill 'l'SM 66 Holland Hall 'f'SM 70 FWCD 'FSM 55 Casady SM 68 Garland 'iSM 67 Kinkaid 'SM 75 St. John's 'FSM 69 San Marcos 18 vvins, 13 losses it J. J. Pearce Championship Came 'f' SPC games Q 58 80 59 74 72 66 49 41 60 49 83 62 73 55 54 59 61 70 67 54 56 43 48 53 44 54 40 50 53 64 51 Roberi Stokes Paul Stewart iv 9 3' Tom Ebner Paul Collins John Shelley 0 Wrestling State Runner-Up The St. Mark's Wrestling team of 1973-74 clearly consolidated a strong position in Texas high school wres- tling. The Lions swept the R. L. Turner Christmas Tournament, the North Texas Regional Championships, SPC and placed second in the Texas State Championships. The dual meet record was a brilliant 10-1 . This year's team was led by Seniors Harris Block and Duke Phillips. Both captured first places in every tourr nament the team entered. Duke also won Outstanding Wrestler in the North Texas Region and Texas Statd Championships. Harris won Outstanding Wrestler at the R. L. Turner Tournament. The team had eight returning starters, and those who joined the Varsity wrestled very well. Former B-tearr heavyweight Dwight Coleman captured the state title and lost only four matches the entire year. Of the returning starters Harris Block went the season undefeated and won the state championship at 129 pounds. Duke Phillips had his finest season as he won State and lost only once. Brother Scott Phillips also los' only once as he took second in State. John Boy Lee won his first tournament championship and that came a' the North Texas Championships. He also finished a strong third in State and looks for a strong senior year. Cliff Freidman, Jack Steinberg, Buck Wynne, Glenn Ballard, Chuck Blaylock, and Bob Firth rounded out thj lineup, and all added the valuable points that enabled the team to sweep three tournaments and take second i State. g N xvfntm T rw! . 'gn ., ,....,... . ' ' w,MwWmJ:WMf L. 1 4- .. f . BOTTOM, L-R: Gravier, Weiner, Genecov, Crofford, Block, Sheldon. SECOND ROW: Williams, Perot, Bateman, Byrne, Allen, McDonald Todd. TOP ROW: Coach Oltrogge, Freidman, Steinberg, Walsh, Ballard, Lee, Firth, Coleman, D. Phillips, S. Phillips, Blaylock, Block Wynne, Coach Handy. 3 ? ' 'MM M John Boy and the spoils of victory - Sugar! Bob Firth 188 takes third in NCTC. is i 2 Jacky, I told you to lay off the frijoIes! The team after regionals. Zn.. 3233: I Duke Phillips, No. 1 in State. John Boy demonstrates the Tahitian toehold on an unsuspecting pupil. n 23 .i soon Phillips Glenn Ball-arrrd bf. l The Bucker 4 'Uv- I'm a lover and a fighter and a wild bull rider DUAL MEET RECORD J.J. Pearce Nimitz Lake Highlands MacArthur R.L. Turner Richardson Van Alystyne Bishop Lynch Bryan Boys Club W. T. White 10 wins 1 loss . Bob Firth in SPC ' E I I is r.ri,i. l l LJ 4 , ,,,. , I Harris Block accepting his first place medal at State. .Mr l ...-1 23 6 Soccer , This year the Lions had only six returning Lettermen, and had a lot of rebuilding to do. But with the former play- ers and a lot of fine new material St. Mark's once again was able to build a winning team. The team was lead by captains Sinclair, Justice, and Hammonds. The coaches were Mr. Meyer and Mr. Kohler. The team consisted of Cassidy in the goal and fullbacks Justice, Sinclair, Rag- land, Vanston, Price, Pratt, and Holmes. At halfback were Hammonds, Geilich, Cobb, Koca, and Bond. The front line was composed of Hailey, Aronson, Clark, Fletcher, Krape, Lang, Keay, and Maldonado. Winning two and tying one of the first three games, the Lions showed promise of a powerful offense, but still had a faltering defense. Jesuit, trouble for St. Mark's all season, quickly took the wind out of the Lions' sails. Following a disappointing tie with Fort Worth Country Day, Casady, St. Mark's biggest SPC rival, came down and beat the Lions by scoring a goal in the final period. Though discouraged, St. Mark's rose to defeat Greenhill in the final game before Christmas. St. Mark's staned the new year right beating Cistercian twice in a row, but the Lions had seen their last victory for a while. After a surprising loss to Trinity Valley, St. Mark's travelled to Casady for their worst loss of the season and their only SPC loss. Unable to avenge themselves, the Lions had to settle for a tie in their next game with Jesuit. Then for the division lead, St. Mark's suffered its first loss ever to Greenhill. Needing to secure second place away from Jesuit in the division to be able to compete in the play-offs, the Lion had to win the next four games, and they won big, beating FWCD, Holland Hall, and Jesuit. ln the semifinals St. Mark's scored a crushing win overt Trinity Valley and moved on to the finals. There the Lions met Greenhill. The game was scoreless as were four over- time periods, but the game was awarded to Greenhill on corner-kicks, 3-1. The SPC Tournament was all that remained, and Casady led the Lions by one game. Meeting Kinkaid in th first game St. Mark's traded goals for a 3-3. But the Lion quickly took the lead in overtime and won. Casady tie that night. St. Mark's crushed St. Stephen's the next morning with precise and conservative soccer. Casady, unfortunately, won that morning also, so the Lions were still a half game behind. The final game of the season was against TMI. Th game went scoreless until the last two minutes, when Bu Hailey put a penalty-kick into the net. Luck was on the sid of the Lions, for that afternoon, inspired by the St. Mark' soccer team and many fans, St. Stephen's held onto a early goal to beat Casady 1-O. St. Mark's had won SPC! l was the first time in five years that St. Mark's had won all three tournament games. Receiving All-Conference honors were: Robert Sinclair, David Maldonado, Chip Justice, Dwight Fletcher, and Cliff' Cassidy. Awarded Honorable Mention were Burt Hailey, Ron Krape, and Jeff Clark. . .... .. ,.-. BOTTOM: Cassidy, Keay, Lang, Koca, Aronson, Fletcher, Hailey, Clark, Maldonado, Williams. TOP: Groebe, Mr. Meyer, Mr. Kohler, Bond Krape, Cobb, Holmes, Ragland, Justice, Sinclair, Vanston, Hammonds, Price, Geilich, Clutts. - 6 Xls an o , ,, r f ,, L, w G we f' ,.,,a,l. X r Mr - V K 1 l a N -H n Burt Hailey David Maldonado 3, Junior Dwight Fletcher makes his break against TMI 7 2 ,ova In 1 , -ff ff? ,Y .fy ,, :fi r l it 0 gg QW ty, ff 1 ylirr ,, U it 0'-. 4 4' 'v.,,V , Q Q F9- LW f A ' ,lk ,Vw ,f , , ,wh 9. ff',x',,4 , Q- wh, My ,P I , ,I , ,1,f1,'aW-:,,ff 'f , t,.M,Y A, .L ,..,,, 6 law, , . ,J ,,,, V, y mm. MM In W , Move' SM 3 Highland Park SM 1 J.J. Pearce SM 4 Trinity Valley SM 1 Jesuit SM 1 FWCD SM 1 Casady SM 3 Greenhill SM 2 Cistercian SM 2 Cistercian SM 1 Trinity Valley 'FSM O Casady SM 1 Jesuit SM O Greenhill TSM 4 FWCD 'SM 5 Holland Hall SM 2 Jesuit SM 5 Trinity Valley 4iSM O Greenhill 'l'SM 4 Kinkaid 'XSM 3 St. Stephens I 'FSM 1 T.M.l. 12 wins, 5 losses, 4 ties 1 SPC games 1-if Private Conference Invitational Cup Championship Clost on OK 3-11 tri' D . ,,,, M 'i:'-if be--i U k If .- ,. , ,ax X I K Hi. I , . 1 I K H , ,X , , 1 .2 g K ii,VA.51rZf, ,Vy. Ap ' I K K ,, If -w ,, , kL..'L 1 . X A v ah- I 4' wg.. VN A umm R . A A ,W , lgik James Keay goes for a goal against St, Stephens. e eQI!il, va I ,inf gyjv Y . 'iii A Q anis 1 X . . . W . ff - , W , John Harnmonds 0 , ,'x I 'Q X .Ss ..:V N U N Swimming Led by senior captain Tiger Allyn, probably the fin- est all-round swimmer in St. Mark's history, and new tead coach Tim Shutt, the Varsity Swimming team tad a very successful season, compiling a record of welve wins and six defeats and winning the First Xnnual SPC Championships by an overwhelming nargin. The Lions also garnered a fifth-place finish ri the White Invitational and a seventh-place finish in he S.M.U. relays against the finest high school eams in Texas and Oklahoma. By swimming with teams of the calibre of Richard- on, Norman, and the S.M.U. frosh, and earning trong finishes in state-wide meets, St. Mark's has egun to establish a reputation as a Texas high chool power - a reputation which next year's eam should do nothing to dampen. Four-year letterman Tiger Allyn set new school nd pool records in the 200-yard freestyle 0:51.83 'id the 500-yard freestyle 65:06.01 Greg Kraus Wi Senior Captain Tiger Allyn. Other valuable performances were exhibited throughout the season by sophomore Greg Kraus, who split a fast 250.6 for his leg of the 400-yard freestyle relay at the first SPC meet, juniors Scott Harris, Dixon Hutchinson, and Craig Leveringg and sohphomores Doug Glen, Mark Lenox, Sid Balman, and David Holt. Seniors Rob Norris, Scott Pinkston, and diver Bill Denman, were also valuable to the team. Pinksfon in the sprints, Norris in the butterfly and l.M. Improving dramatically at the end of the year to join the ranks of top swimmers were freestylers Marshall Payne and Phil Page. This was a satisfying season, the team matured a great deal with everyone improving their personal best times in nearly all events. Captains for next year are Dixon Hutchinson, Craig Levering, and Marshall Payne. :m5tf: W K Q' . 'S sw Q , t Q t tt xvgw M ,1 XQNQM.. Nw: 1 HQf.j wt ww . M. 'Aff' , 'A xvgrhwf t ZW it X - . Junior Scott Harris in the butterfly if K in wt N we , Y W ,M fm 6' R MW ,- ,, WDM LW A 'xi' Mark Lenox Marshall Payne 44 --fr regex:-X -- Senior Scott Pinkston .S -1..,,.,- Hiker X., vswr 5399 We S' R . 4 -M -K f f V we , 'KS-E . -X Senior Rob Norris Sophomore Doug Glen receives congratulations Ji? Nh f A,,, RQ V-, Lv,-, P Junior Craig Levering on his backstroke stan n Y Sophomore Mark Lenox in the 200 yard medley relay A in A QW 24 46 Fencing The St. lvlark's fencing team, coached by Mr. Daniel Nevot, has once again had an outstanding year. Three fencers, sophomore Charles Helms and freshmen Fergie Anderson and Kerry Sulkovvicz, qualified for the Junior Olympics Fencing Championships in Miami, Florida. ln another tournament, senior captain Leslie Connally, junior Blain Norfleet, Helms, and Sulkovvicz qualified for the 19 and under Southwest Championships at Rice University. The Varsity will lose only one member, Connally, and with five returning lettermen the team expects to be even more successful next year, with a strong B-team to sup- port the Varsity. 1 ,,,,,uw X Nwx , .,. ...-. gy- fiki k .5 Z A. .... .5.....4f 5 gk. , rw,-5 .I W - ' ...Sass . hh , W. .., -,1 .A1.i'if'??'?'-.. .:,.. , . N. W4-sie,-Hzwdrft ' Q S H' 3:1 . S iw F . L: ffl www... , . ...,, W.. ...ff h h J 5 ip- K , , U... ff-affix ,t mmAL . .V ,,,:,... ' W K. : W4 , ,,.. 4... wf'lM?'fk K' 'i.f2-Ni? 9 ' ' A , .. .. www. 4:..-,,- X K -K .K MI if .. gl. . . 4-4Q,..L-..: . '4 M -- .- 5: ' . V. ' . -. W - f 'ar , gd nfs- A s 1' 1 , K: W. . rw.. A . IW Q 4' 1 3 Q Q 3. an M X N X 41: wa 4+ Y ,1 X ' 5 9, P n nn , . -di 'fs f ' f -gf' ' K-if Hark' the hours are sottly calling Bidding Spring arise, To listen to the rain-drops falling From the cloudy skies, To listen to Earth's weary voices Louder every day, Bidding he no longer linger i On her charm'ed wayg But hasten to her task of beauty Scarcely yet begun, - Adelaide A Procter Spring W Q :ff .,.. Ai it it if Nlzmsiko K . :U AN , 'f ' Q j fc , A' TYSCTS. Mrs. Bernice Johnson Dr. Bryan Williams, Dean of Southwestern Medical School and father of Senior Philip Williams, discussed careers in medicine with Juniors and Seniors in a special joint class meeting in February. Dr. Williams stressed the fact that the medical profession is not for everyone. He stated that within the last few years an increasing number of college undergraduates have chosen to become doctors. He feels this rising interest will prove to be detrimental, when society finds it has more doctors than needed. The speaker attributed the present situation to the romanticizing of modern medicine through television and other media. Dr. Williams made it clear, however, that he did not want to dis- courage anyone from a medical career, but he did emphasize that it can not be for everyone. Noting that within the next few years the Juniors and Seniors will pick a means ot making a living, the Dean pointed out that a person can make a contribution to society through business and other occupations, without dealing with his fellow man on a one-to-one basis. Acknowledging that the medical profession has grown highly competitive because of a rising number of applica- tions, Dr. Williams said he would help in any way that he could, stu- dents pursuing a medical career. Mrs. Bernice Johnson, an American Indian from the Dallas Inter-Tribal Center, spoke to several his tory classes at St. Mark's in February. She said that the main problem confronting lndi ans is simply a lack of understanding. ln particular she pointed out that the idea of a scholarship is unclear, and she encourages young people to take advantage of all scholarship offers. The Dallas Inter-Tribal Center is supported entirely by donations. The center helps with everything from social, legal, and medical problems to writing con Dr. Vlhlliams 250 Evensong any f ,, .f my f .. 2 ,V,, , .. .WW M . it V t f f - l , l ' , ' l it it ' W 1 , . 'I ' . ' ' ' il- - ,V ' 5- -ll 'J' 325 f ,-:iii 'Niki f ili!C ' w ' . it f-qw ,: - fffwfwfg5cf.' . f'.,f:12f5'iw V .Z is N152 f V K ,,,. . t 1 l l K - , . . .. d H .. ,,,. .A . it f K M ' 4 . . M , ,.,g,,..,-I . ,.,,,.,,,,iyl.,,,,,,. wif l. . ' A w .sy . f, ss' ,l fwsff l f' 4 v v 'f f.:f'5f .., r f-yy 3 . gt: Jqiwffjfq fff.:szgfgi: f ag f H 3135 . if 1 On February 24 at 7:30, Evensong was held in the Chapel. It was held in honor of the Overseas Commi sioner of the Royal School of Church Music, Dr. Gerald Knight. On tour, Dr. Knight stopped in Dallas for th service. A reception was held for Dr. Knight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Smith ll prior to the perform 3l'1C9. Because Dr. Knight is English, the service was somewhat Anglican, featuring an anthem by a 17th centur composer, Henry Purcell, sung by Jeff Clark and David Lutken, and accompanied by a string ensemble fro SMU. David Lutken also sang the Preces. w-V if 5 if S' ,ru was E Q ve-ugg bv G E V a 5? is sl l it W HODIES HOPPEITS AND LAND-O-CHOC - Two competing groups of Lower Schools sold hot chocolate to learn the ways of business. As t turned out, they were working together secretly and had fixed the prices. Maybe they learned more than we think. ,W ix xi' Hey beautiful!! Whafcha got workin' for ya? Film Festival Film society members selling donuts. The Film Society held its annual Film Festival during the weekend of March 9-11. Friday night, The Unicorn and The Garden - based on James Thurber's short story of the same name, and Alfred l-litchcock's Psy- cho were shown. Saturday, Viva Zapata - a movie on the Mexican Revolution - was shown, followed by a repeat showing of Psycho. Five films were shown Sunday. The first was The Quiet One, a movie on young blacks in Harlem. Next was The Unicorn and the Gar- den, followed by The Sky Above, The Mud Below, a movie about a tribe of cannibals in Guinea. Fourth was Jimmy Blue Eyes, about a young trumpet player striving for perfection. The last film was Fahrenheit 457, a science lic- tion story based on the novel by Ray Bradbury. Psycho and Fahrenheit 457 were the two most popular films. ..-.-.-- The Point A ltr Movies shown ear1ier in the yearz ABOVE: The Clowns, BELOW: The Last Challenge. MQW 1 1 . . .Adayinthel CHGGSG ii!! WS the HEAT!! St. Mark's Chauvinist Pigs - and PROUD!! 54 N You only go around once in life, so grab for all the gusto you can. You're darn right!! , ,www '- 5 s , 1 , . , 1 f fm . H, q ,J ., -... rl fy Cf 1,1 I 1n 1 ful...-nun-1 QI- If he only knew I'- 2 929 HZ 3 f 4 f . fi 1452? ,xi 3,5 ggi . 5 . 5 fm ', 7? 72 We pause now for a short intermission. The play shall be concluded in the epilogue. . . at the end of the summer ORGANIZATIONS ,Q .am at X? QI N ., , it g 1 sl y , 1 S E ll i 'bt of y ' fi f s Choir and Glee Club Beginning with a performance of the Liebesleider Waltzes by Brahms in the fall, and continuing by per- forming at the Baccalaureate serv- ice in May, the Choir and Glee Club provide the school with many suc- cessful performances. In addition, the Choir and Glee Club combined with Hockaday to form a mixed chorus. Directed by Mr. James Liven- good, the Choir and Glee Club were led by presidents Dan Bass and David Bond. 25 60 The ReMarker Under the guidance of Editor Mark Jacobs and Managing Editors Dan Bass and Keith Holder The F'eMarker continued to inform the school community with news and sports. In addition to publishing an issue every two weeks, the paper also managed to produce a special publication commemorating the school's 40th anniversary as well as a satirical April Fool's issue. Ghz eiltlatker 10600 Preston Rd. Dallas, Texas 75230 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mark E. Jacobs '74 MANAGING EDITORS Dan Bass '74 Keith Holder. '74 BUSINESS MANAGER Dixon Hutchinson '75 ASSOCIATE EDITOR ASSISTANT NEWS Smith Benners '74 EDITOR Danny Weiner '76 SPORTS EDITOR ASSISTANT SPORTS John Harris '75 EDITOR Dwight Fletcher '75 NEWS EDITOR Bruce Chartove '75 ASSISTANT COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR Mike Neill '76 Harold Rolfe '76 HEADLINE EDITOR ASSISTANT BUSINESS Kerry Sulkowicz '77 MANAGER Phil Page '75 PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR John McGary '74 FACULTY ADVISOR Mr, Andrew Mailer REPORTING STAFF: Glenn Ballard '74, Victor Goldberg '74, Hal Jayson '74, Brad Mantz '74, Randy Williams '74, Bill Bowman '75, Dwight Coleman '75, Jim Chud '75, Scott Harris '75, Bobby Jamieson '75, John Lee '75, Craig Levering '75, Sid Balman '76, Sandy Campbell '76, John Grier '76, Andy Michael '76, Clyde Ponder '76, Bobby Freling '77, Jeff Genecov '77, Frank Needham '77, Kaylen Silverburg '77 Tom Fagadau '76 BUSINESS STAFF: Bruce Breedlove '75, David Hochstim '75, Doug Glen '76, Lee Kleinman '77 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Trey Nicoud '75, Steve Ornish '75, Marshall Payne '75, Jeff Zisk '75, Cliff Friedman '76, Andy Shore'77 11seReMuIerilnublllhedtvs'ytwolooll0IilllhtidYnlrD!i!l!llddlkt olSt.Mul'sIorlUl!uimlb0d7,DlrBI-I.lhlndndothmlll!lUtcdInlho xctnol,Iti:rnaiIedtreedcmr1sloanyonelm:1dlnSt. 'mltmcadutirl CIllllnliIlllhlU,S. Ptl40ffK!lll'XlllilN0.3Wl.0ddd'l, IK. Marksmen M, lt- - ,, sg M W 9 '-vv MARKSM EN STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Dunham Cobb Assistant Editors: Bob Arnold, Harris Block Business Manager: Bart Humphrey Photography Editor: Robert Sinclair Photographers: Trey Nicoud, Marshall Payne Senior Editors: Philip Williams, Buck Winn Underclassmen Editor: Burt Hailey Faculty Editor: Brad Mantz Organizations Editor: Bruce Chartove Assistants: Steve Ash, David Hochstim Sports Editor: Dan Harris Assistants: Dwight Coleman, Craig Levering Activities Editor: Tave Campbell Advisor: Mr. Flick Geyer . 'in-.,.,,-.I ,J , Nh, M- M i Nb' 62 Chess Club For its fourth consecutive year, the St. lvlark's Chess Club catered to its 80 plus mem- bers. The club published weekly rating lists, provided a playing area on campus, and held several intra-school tournaments in addition to four major city-wide tournaments. For the third straight year the chess team swept all match opposition and closed out the season unde- feated. This year the president of the club was Steve Bock and the vice-president was Pat Ford. Astronomy Club The St. Mark's Astronomy Club, headed by dent Tiger Allyn and Vice-President Bruce love, again presented many fine shows to the School and other groups. The Club presented monthly shows beginni with the successful Halloween show, The Sign the Pentagram. The shows were written and pro uced by members of the Astronomy Club, The Club also held public sessions to obser Comet Kohoutec and the night excursions to vie the stars. 7 wwf- 2 ,g! V, vV!gAA M Co-op The Co-op continued to provide students with school supplies under the direction of manager Brad Bay- oud and assistant managers Jeff Clark, John l-lammonds, and Philip Williams. Profits were used in aiding the ETVI, at Student Council with its projects. l The Debate Club had another successful year, under the direc- tion of advisor Mr. George Edwards. ln addition to their spring tournament at St. Mark's the group journeyed to various state and city matches. The members also participated in oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and poetry readings. Debate Club 26 26 4 Student Council The 1973-74 Student Coun- cil had a successful year under the direction of Presi- dent Tom Aronson, Vice Pres- ident Pandy Williams and Sec- retary John Lee. In addition to providing the gy school with such noteworthy assembly speakers as Dallas Cowboy's coach, Tom Landry and Dallas city Mayor Wes Wise, the Council also estab- lished a student-faculty com- mons, staged the Homecom ing and S.P.C. Dances, oper- ated the newly installed con cession stands, and produced a well-received Talent show. LQ! The Lion and Sword Society is an honorary organ- ization dedicated to assisting the school during the year. Members were present to escort visitors through the school and assist at annual functions, such as the Christmas Party. Membership consisted of the President and Vice-President of the Student Council, the presidents ofthe sophomore, junior and senior classes, and others elected by the organiza- tion. Lion and Sword Society ., ,a . Cum Laude Since its founding in 1959, the St. lVlark's chapter ofthe Cum Laude Society has continued to induct the top ten per cent of the Junior class and the top twenty per cent of the Senior class. This year's student members included William Allyn, Brett Campbell, Dunham Cobb, Alan Foster, David Frye, Bruce Holmes, Robert Naab, and Paul Stewart. Environmental Council 1 X .v Km Trivia Club The Trivia Club, now in its third year of exist- Ence, has bombarded the morning bulletin with enseless enigmas. Underthe guidance of President Nick Whatley and Advisor Mr. Jack Hollon, the newly formed Environmental Council launched several campaigns aimed at con- senfing resources. The Council started a paper recycling program, posted signs reminding people to conserve electricity, and also started a project to beautify the campus. In addition, the Environmental Council presented several morning assemblies about ecology. The members include Bruce Breedlove, Ftease Darton, David Frye, and Terry Proctor. 2 66 Re-Marks-A- Lot The Re-Marks-A-Lot, the Mid- dle School newspaper, was pub- lished under the guidance of fac- ulty sponsor Miss lngrid Yollick and editor Jim Morrison. The publications included many arti- cles, pictures, cartoons and puzzles which were contributed by Middle School students. Marque The Marque is the schooI's literary magazine. Th staff is composed of a faculty advisor, an appointe editor, and other interested students from the Upp School. The Marque publishes creative art, writin done by the student body and faculty, and phot graphs. This year the advisor of The Marque wa Mrs. Cathy Lutken and the editor was Jeff Wagner. awww Outing Club With trips open to all students, this year's Outing Club ventured to wild areas on various excursions. The club was able to offer a variety of trips to all those who were interested. The activities consisted of canoe trips and races, day hikes, and overnight trips. The faculty sponsors for the Outing Club were Messrs. Lutken, Spain and Easterling. Problem Solvers The Problem Solving Club participated in several tournaments this year, including the Hockaday Tournament. The members have also spent time preparing tor the National Mathematics Examination. Mr. Michael Beidel sponsored the group. 26 ,. 7 68 Drama Club This year's Drama Club has had a prod- uctive season. The group of St. Mark's stu- dents interested in directing, writing and producing plays, presented many perform- ances. The group also participated in a festi- val of One-Act plays with Hockaday. ik KSTM Despite necessary repairs and difficulties, KSTM made great progrc this year. Under the leadership of Pre dent Barron Thomas, KSTM received long-awaited broadcasting license. N year the station will be able to broadc over a ten mile radius. Film Society The St. Mark's Film Society is a student organization dedicated to presenting films to both the school community and the public. Also through donut sales, the Film Soci- ety has been able to make contrib- utions to the Student Council, and the Canpaign. The club, led by President Andy Fteisberg, presented several spe- cialty weekends and the annual fes- tival. Maintenance Under the guidance of Chief Executive Wayne Whitham nd Advisor Phil McDaniel, the maintenace crew man- ged to clean all aspects of the school's facilities. The forkers received wages for their services after school and uring vacations. 269 270 Lettermen's Club 1 ' gli - , , , ! Under the leadership of President Paul Collin: Vice-President Duke Phillips, and Secretary-Trea surer Bill Von Behren, the 1973-74 St. lVlark's Lette man's Club had another good year. The main activity of the year was the annual Atl letic Banquet in May. Thanks should go to the club officers, the helping mothers, and their advisor, M Quisenberry. ln addition, the Letterman's Club helped finana the building of the two trophy cases outside of t gym. The Lettermen E213 C123 Clay Hollis Will Montgomery CROSS COUNTRY Bill Neale Trey Nicoud Phil Smith John Kellogg Ed Kownslar David Maldonado SOCCER Tom Aronson David Bond Clilt Cassidy Jeff Clark Dunham Cobb Dwight Fletcher Paul Geilich Burt Hailey John Hammonds iq-un-g n11m 72 Band With the remodeling of the McDermott build- ing completed, the band prepared vigorously for the upcoming football games. The band also generated spirit at pep rallies under the direction of student conductors, Lamar Hunt, Dwight Fletcher, and Jeff Clark. Shortly after the football season ended, the band participated in the Thanksgiving program commemorating the assassination of John F. Kennedy, and the annual Christmas concert. After Christmas vacation, the band began preparation for the Spring jazz concert. The band also made an appearance at the ISAS Festival. vi Orchestra The Upper and Middle School Orchestras pro- vided the school with many well-received concerts. These included a joint Christmas concert with the band, an appearance at the ISAS Festival at Hocka- day, several Lower School concerts, and a final con- cert in May. Under the excellent direction of lvlr. L'Hel- goual'ch, this year's orchestra was perhaps the best ever at St. lvlark's. ADVERTISEMENTS fifwwwf Urge, GMM! wcilikgomffwfwfw 5532416 Qual 50105 mffaffffvw Mm fm Meiiwefaf Congra+ula+ions 'ro Brad and +he Class of '74 Dr. and Mrs. George S. Bayoud Laura, George '73, David '76 4cvunaZ Wfeafz 5 3 o HCENTRAL EXPRESSWAY Ei 'S TEX S 5205 ' C 5224074 fi ' os PRESTO ROYAL P AZA D LAS TEXAS 5230 ,A-S, , 6913 o - A 4 CROSS E om BURGER KTNGD Na house and table R , 2' 'T s.2.2,. R RES-TON ROYAL EAST DALLAS, TEXAS 7 'ii xg xzkl . k,,h J 'ML 1 368-4260 ' .L J, My - A If FURNITURE elFTS v i f LAMPS ACCESSORIES . 'A li +v 4' ' STUDENT DISCOUNT be Be arker vmme QL N,,,,,,,,., ,Z sT,M.mx's scnoo1.oF1'1sxAs. DALLAS, TEXAS February 1 mm ya 'Mr-U' WN ww. WWW' ' WM A H , . , N X V www, W, X W w W W M V ' ymggk' an JF -HSE' 'M S, 'if 6 M ,, . Md, it-. Wh W1 GQ' 'fig fgwwcwfg WW ' X ,JS M. ,N , ' e're number 1 76 Brough+ +0 you wi'rh Pride Q ink 'Z R Congra'rula+ions +0 +l1e Class of I974 From DR. AND MRS DAVID L BOND l 278 I To John J. Connolly In apprecialion for his +o+al cledicalion 'ro helping young men achieve all 'rhal' +hey are capable of. -.A- Congra+ula1'ions +o +l1e Class of I974 From +l'1e WIEDEMANN FAMILY Frank SM '66 Harden SM '7l Jon SM '76 Fred USNA '4I Flo RMWC '46 'VB .. WE WWMP Dallas Richardson 205 Pres+on Rd 380 Promenade Com plimen'rs of +he class of E Suki Q , .W ,. . , .5 K K H, I ms H +iww?'M z i 5 1 1 W 1 P. is f H' P F . .JAN if N I .2 K 1. w Q. - . j H 'ff-nit i mx 'is 5 2ag2sgf3Egvw1K 3ga5ggiiz Com plimenls of U' Nor'rl1Park Nalional Bank l V Erle Rawlins, Jr Real Estate SP RTS UENT P F, H For lhe Park Cilies ancl Pres+on Hollow Area 5529 W. Lovers Lane 363 l555 FLI-995I 6725 S d PI 75205 ANARCHISTS ANONYMOUS Specialists in Fermenting The Wine ot Political Unrest Whether by causing diplomats to disappear, or by conjuring ghost raiders for armies to chase in vain through the backwoods of the world, A.A. magicians can produce ulcers in the most confident of govern- ments. We also arrange hits, establish extortion rackets, pull off bullion heists, etc. Let A.A. handle your big time shady operations, confidentiality assured. Reasonable rates. For appointments, contact Lucio. Best Wishes trom o'B. MoNTeoMERY JR., MD. 'sa TWO DOWN - PHILIP Moute-OMERY, iii '72 TWO T0 GO' - - CARTER MoNTeoMERY '74 wiLL MoNteoMERY '76 i-iARouJ MoNTeoMERY 'ra Good Luck! Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Steinberg Good Luck trom the Parents ot LAST year's MARKSMEN editor CCDMPLIMENTS OF TITCHE'S NORTHPARK STUDIO We enjoyed +aking your pic+ures 'rhis year. See you nex'r summer. an W 'W WYF' 54, 1 fNA 1 1 Qt LLVVA fjpm , ,ig , , 'I' 35 X f' ' Q .rfsr -L Q sfws ' ? UQ .gf G , L if X N 4 ....Y-- sfwgkmfx 1+ ' ' ' 'mf K W N ' -1, , V Q , . ' '5 '7 ' W '51+.ff'? W,- Y' ,,-.,, 'X m V, J, f- - H- W . I yy - rm wg- - ff , - 2.21 Ja-ig an A W, Awww, in V I w ,w Y' TO GO LIONS' N , ' ' A N N MW: d 3 Q ' 'fs f i'f,,.P1 1-in . ,, fafpv .A :, W t 'M WMHA M ...M X Tw A 1 - Y 4 X I . 1 ' I t Complimen'rs of 'rhe LeH'ermen's Club 285 Congra+ula+ions Class of '74 Welcome 'ro +l1e Alumni Associa'rion of S+. Mark's School Complimen+s of1'l1e TNGC Thursclay Noon Golf Club MCUNTAIN CHALET For all your climbing and camping needs 5500 Greenville Ave. 363-0372 Zi' 1 Congraiulaiions 'ro 'rhe Class of '73 From ARNOLD'S OF DALLAS S SAVE S SAVE Save money and energy. Shop wi+hou+ going shopping. Amway producls, beHer produc+s for a beH'er buy. All household cleaning producls deliv- ered righ+ +o your door. call KYLE ROMANS 943-9405 Complimen+s of a Friend L N.W.W,., .,,,, M,M..Q, ., L,M, , , ,,Mm.,,,.-,W,W.,e,.,-.,-,,.,A,f.W,,.. ,- ,, H 1 fm, ig CONNOLLY'S BOYS CHAS. ELLENWOOD Crealive Jeweler Buy and Sell I I5 Inwood Village Es+aI'e Jewelry 35 I -3 I 2 I We try to do more than just keep you out of the dark. s .'2'.'f, W5 .,,4ns.,,qQ 4 , 555 ' -1- -' Wfrif-'i-.AQ?ff ' .ilu-.1 f - - - .... . -A.-. .V.. . .i ' ' .. x .-.-a,.,53.i.5,m ,m-,,..-...-..... ...- -.......g,..-,,....,,--,. At DP8.L, we have a responsibility to our customers. Our com- pany creed says that not only will we provide a plentiful supply of dependable electricityg not only will we render this service in a professional yet friendly mannerg but we will do so with a concern for the community and the environment. Those aren't just promises from DP8tL. They're our way of life. Because we want to help life keep getting better for this generation and the next. Diaz-L. DALLAS POWEF? 8. LIGHT COMPANY , ,, , ff' L., ,, ,.., fZf,- .. A A M. B. Humphrey Co. Real'rors and Humphrey ln+erna1'ional Trading Corpora+ion Cable Humland BLOCK 81 BRIAN TEXTILES Congra+ula+es 'rhe CLASS OF '74 i-1. Congralulalions i 'ro 'rhe Class of I974. Mr. and Mrs. Web Thomas ll' ynu play 1. . . sang .. . team-h ur wish I learn MUSIC ynu will find the hest 4 MATERIA MUSICA at Whittle's. Steinway, Suhmer, Everett, Cahle-Nelsun pia: os. Hammond nrguns. Services and rentals. Band orchestra instruments and aes-essnrie Drums and guitars. Sheet musit- of all publishers in all elassifiea tions. Music- text books and teaeher supplies. Why not come in this week? You are alway welcume at Whittle-'s. Ample free parking Credit terms available. l.. hiffle 21111539 C0- 2733 Oalllavln Dallas 75219 52' Open 9 to 5:30 daily: any evening by oppoinfment AMPLE FRE! PARKING 2 LUHCH-IUESTUIHV CUHF! 4949 BEEMAN AVENUE ' DALLAS, TEXAS 75223 AfC.' 214 826-7500 Congra'rula+ions Class Of '74 Complimen+s Of JAMES E. KEMP Cg+I+ GdI' GLENN JUSTICE MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC 505 N I'I1 E y D II T 75202 65I I I5O 1 PRESTON Houow me 1 5 DRUG W.:-,1:'w5w - . Q. frm ny- :gk Leis? Lg.: 'f . iff1???i3Wsff-iff?-2fi':f:f' ' -. 1 11- M mr, - 4:52. ,,,Y5u,,Mzg.,,i:zqL-3, . .dczyyr-. D 1 , ' ' 1 mg, . is .- '11, . ' lj 8400 Pres+on Road if , 36 I -7008 QUAlaY Y05 C5N TASTE for DALLAS 585+ Presfon Rd. Opposife Sears Wishes 3790 Foresi' Ln. From 5702 W. Lovers Ln. 58 ' 8 Live Oak ,....i1P0fi0!i1-Qmsaiffskfmffxlgaasf Lockwood Village 6123 Greenville Ave. 3200 Ixraviggggl Bank 295 296 CALIF NEEDLES ARIZONA GRANTS PRESCOTT WICKENBURG NEW MEXIC0 MESA wTNn LMAN O 'UMA CASA GRANDE ECLISWDGE SILVER Cm TUCSON. ALAAADGDRD ENSON DEMTNG TOMBSTONE oNOGALES El PASO . 0 . . A 0 ' 0 CHANDLER. ' 'SUPERIOR , FLORENCE' ' 5 .0 0 O B 0 C ' 0 Locations of FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER COMP. and Associated Companies I STRATFORD SFQEARMAN DUMAS- Bonanz- CLARENDONQ 'Hamann A NOCONA. HERMAN .PARIS WE9FSPB0'h'S?3 3 'EMM Hows 2 N DENTOIG , NicNnNNEv.cgW'!WXfu'uNQ PWM CARROLLTON GREENVILLESULPHUR SPRINGS . WINTERS DALU43 WITINSBORO 'PECOS - SAN ANGELO BALMORHEA TEXAS OZONA, - Ewonnoo ALPINE 'SONORA ARFA N - NERRVNLE 297 ARTHUR L. OWEN COMPANY INSURANCE I7I0 Empire Life Building Dallas, Texas 98 ln+erna'rionally Known for Our lnl'egri'ry and Experience as Ouali+y Jewelers 'for Over 97 years S XO xr-QE U58 4:3 il is 11 'Q 'X 1 'X 5 SINCE X DOWNTOWN ' PRESTON CENTER NORTHPARK IRVING MALL TOWN EAST RIDGLEA PLACE, FT. WORTH SEWELL s-uso PRESTQN RD. AT Mocxl NGB1RDf1.Ae-asos N 'lk 'lk 'H' 'Ch 'lk 88 'H' lik ilk 'ik ilk ilk il Cadillac Care Conveniently Close! 2 ill HTH 'FXA9 IVVNUE ' HFQVAN TFXAS YTEUI ' Tfll,iivfC7'iE L' frlkxx' FIRST BANK ni TRUST Nami Complimen+s of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Keay -P W M .M E all Haw REALTORS ' 36i -71 48 W NORTHWEST HIGHWAY AT PRESTON ROAD . F-I E Dallas, Texas 75225 00 BA R N I S IOO4 Presfon Royal Plaza CLEAN I NG LAU NDRY 0221322365 Excepiional Qualify Professional Cleaning and Al+era+ions Services 7-8 Mon.- Fri. 7-6 Safurday Congra+ula'rions Class Of '74 Complimen+s of Mr. and Mrs. W. L Sinclair Energy Fuel Corpora+ion of America Worldwide Energy Explora+ion Congra+ula+ions 'ro +he young men of +l1e fulure The Class of '74 Congralulalions 'ro 'rhe Class of I974 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Ross ake that secluded cor- ner ofthe yard. Install a little fountain to m soft music. a favor ite outdoor chair or 1 A two. Then make it your own pnvate quiet away from all the rest X, ,L . K of the world with a natural 4 ffl I,lt'f- L, ,X L. screen to keep distractions out, keep beauty, serenity in. Do it with living plants and trees and shrubs - the original sound barner, original air conditioner, orginal beautifier. Yourquiet place. Nature's gift. We'll help you do something about it. czlcnczids garden center 1 A 'N londscope design consultcition 10729 Pittston Row, lt'ISlCtllC1llOt'i 36lN233l 36l'6A9l Compliments of H. W. Bass 8 Sons, Inc. Harry W. Bass, Jr. Richard D. Bass I ISO Mercantile Dallas Bldg Dallas, Texas Congralulalions +0 lhe Class of I974 From Doclor and Mrs Bryan Williams iaunxaunummaumanuuuur uufaunswnuuuxlnunnansnmng U E88 il i EW ifwzf f'f' Wwx in WOW 0W RWM! '.1,1wiufiM2i WWW - Mg- ' '11 pwzlwfm , V ww 513 1 O ,W ,vm , W .. Complimen'rs of Hue Class of '77 I Q did +he WHOLE 'rhingl I can'+ believe I SALIH'S 8309 Wes+ches+er Dr. 36 I - I 684 5231 ,QI . if M M v . ,T,f,..,t-5 , ,, lwwm I 'MM 3rSifq Ito? Across 'From SM U TradH'ionaI CIo'l'I1ing a+ Hs Bes+ I 307 1 Complimen'rs of 'rhe class of '76 We 5 if r ., . s f , sir, J e. 1, A x W - W9 S , , ,1aem.,f,.. . First love - Baggy Jeans Did someone say ALICE Tickets? xr i -- n Two Lion Cubs - ouf of their pen Do you believe this haircut? Congra+ula'rions s 'ro fhis Gradua+e 2 Z , and +o +he Class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Va us'ron the real thing Todays realities... Tomorrow's memories . .. Preserve them for always with your Balfour ring... x X- as Balfour S'l'uden'l Cenler INWCDOD CAMERA For all your Camera needs l I7 lnwood Village 3505 McKinney 526-7207 rs. else M G ' 0'-' , ff ow l!6ll7I A1571 ff I 1431117 HFJ nlfwarclilil 4-Ak ' li:nl4lZ..nTl7 ff64,.,Z!4'l1a6a! 1 MFLIQDWIWJ 7,4 ffflqnflflf f:v6f!.- 1-4l1 K .7.f!A.,f. .YT 1 Dallas' Mosl' Comple're Hardware a nd Houseware Slores For Over 50 Years 4250 Oaltlawn 52l-2l8l l20 lnwood Village 352-4856 62l Preslon Royal Village 368-646l 310 Sluclenl' Discounl' Cards available for IOZ off on any Corsage or Floral Arrangemenl' Complimenls of: Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond S+ewar+ Dr. and Mrs. Claucl R. Williams Murala Pearl Calame Jewelers We finally macle I+!! The Twelve year Club Jus+ice, Mon+gomery Cravens ' df ...rw , , .J I DAIIA'-. lvlu'-.sum UF FINE IIPCH Advertising Index Alumni Association ..... Amway Products ....... Anarchistls Anonymous . . Arnold's ot Dallas ....... BalfourStudent Center . . . Barnett Cleaners ...... l-l. W. Bass .......,. Bayoud Family ........, Block 81 Brian Textiles .... Dr. Bond ............. Calame Jewelers . . . Campbell Family .... Channel 13 ..... D. Cobb ................... Connolly's Boys ........ Dallas Museum of Fine Arts Dallas Power 81 Light Co. ..... . Doak Walkers .......... Dodd's Garden Center . . . Ebby l-lalliday .......... Ellenwood Creative Jewelers . . . First Bank and Trust .......... Fountain of Flowers .......... Foxworth-Galbraith ...... Freshman Class .... ...... Friend ..................... Friend ..................... Glenn W. Justice Mort. Co ...... GOTVS ................ Greenberg's Drugs ...... l-louse St Table .............. Allen E. Humphrey ........... M. B. Humphrey Co. Bealtors . . . Iberia Sa. ................. . Inwood Camera .... ........ Junior Class ..... . . . 286 287 288 286 810 298 804 275 291 277 81 1 274 81 1 807 288 81 1 289 282 808 298 288 298 810 297 806 278 287 294 295 295 275 802 290 295 810 281 Vlr. J. Keay ...... Vlr. J. Kemp ....... -ettermen's Club . . . -inz ............ -orch-Westway . . . Dr. Montgomery . . . Vlountain Chalet .... Vlr. Wit ............... Vlurata Pearl ........... Northpark National Bank . A. I.. Owens Co. Insurance Erle Bawlins Beal Estate . . Flailhead .............. Bellflarker . . . . Mr. Boss .......... Salih's ............. Sewell Village Cadillac . . . Sharp's l-lardware. . . Mr. Sinclair ....... Sir Tuxedo ....... Sophomore Class. . . Mr. Steinberg .......... Mr. W. Stewart ......... Mr. and Mrs. Web Thomas Titche's North Park Studio TNCC ................ Mrs. Tranchin .......... Trivia Club ........ Twelve Year Club ..... Mr. and Mrs. Vanston .... Varsity Shop ........... Whittle Music Co ...... . . Fred Wiedemann and Family . . . Dr. B. Williams ......... Dr. Claude Fl. Williams . . . 298 800 285 298 292 288 286 279 81 1 282 298 282 289 276 802 807 299 810 801 275 808 288 81 1 292 284 286 288 279 81 1 809 807 292 279 805 81 1 Lest we forget Ri Ns W This page is specially dedicated to IOHN I. CONNCLLY, who has given entirely of himself to the school and its community for twenty-five years. Thank you and remember, though some people might take you for granted after so many yearsp it is on foundations as strong as yourself that institutions are built. , J ,p L A X wr MP: A wr lr f ' X V 1 -kGi.'lfQ:P W -a 1 my U ' V ' 554 , if Q A W X, X fm A ' ,H r ill, y A 'll v , 'A i ll W XIMM W' .. ,Q W Wil Wm lm- 1 ku in ll' is qu M 1 EMM WMM I Q rilirii K , 4, X A --.! M X' G r f A A A 5 Y M- ,vm , Y sg., i f-. M , H W Y lik AX St. Mark's bids a loving goodbye to Velma Fowler, who, after 40 years friendship, shall always be remembered. Her smile shall live on in all our hearts. Goodbye to Mrs. Chloe Gursch, who in her nineteen years, has worked wonders in the Lower School, and has touched the lives of many Marksmen. The graduating class, and the rest of the school wish to thank MR. IOE MISKE for twenty years of unending service, doing that which needed to be done to keep the school running. We are pleased that you will continue to be with the school part-time, helping as only you can. Q gf by 'L-an Two special people who will be especially missed are graduating with the class of '74, We say goodbye to Mrs. Debbie Laughlin and Mrs. Grace Roberson, and hope that r they will return soon. l . . . and as the sun sets the curtain falls. THE END!