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

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Mr. Bartlett Hayes, Director Emeritus of the Addison Gallery was the featured speaker. Mr. Hayes talked about The Arts as a function of the curriculum. Other speakers included Mrs. H. Ben Decherd, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Green, Headmaster John T. Whatley, President of the Board of Trustees Dr. P. O'B Montgomery, Jr., and Student Council President Taye Campbell. Subsequent festivities included a picnic lunch immediately following the ceremony and various performances by members of the Fine Arts Department during the week of celebra- tion. Trustee Cecil H. Green --Q 'T Mr Bartlett Hayes 59559 I 4225 3 A J X dv ' ' M 2... E Bw my 4-fm? in 755 Mrs Decherd and Headmaster Whatley 515:15 A it Ni ai 5 f ' f 1' 4 V J, if is Lx- GM'-Q, ,W..,.,h..,,, -W mmf 0' ' ...I .A 5 Q ' A x Q .fa .grigffg-, gg i X . V J V -w F-.M ., hz, V X 5 , ' :V ,fgfzm-E.-,Z .EN i- 1 Y k 5 .Q Y Y?'9'f5w47 -f-Jw-,wf,..,..W, , w NR' l - ' :Fia,.4f,1 ji? Kriiffi, ' A A 'WW MM - -'14, , x-,wr ,WM . Q I M X K x kk ' w. 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Ti' V9 f n ., ' Q ' ::. , l-5:33.15 s X Mr. lohn I. Connolly has been instrumental in making St. Mark's the institution of academic excellence that it is today. Therefore, as we celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the school, we the Class of 1975 dedicate the Marksmen to this man for his devotion and concern for the students of St. Mark's. w-5' .-... WWW 'M '5,,p-nav vi ,,,,..,-- 1 'I 1, i gi . . ,,, Yr' 1 fda f -C wa 4' 'rd if i I, gr' 'ff f' QQ. will is .1 i ww 'berr- .Q 5-.,, IX V NX H X Y Y x l 6 Y. I 3 ak - - x V If XNNN... I6 FACU LTY Ag..- H' -J' Z I .Mwf S tts.. tts, with 23. iii 4 18 6' R ' John T. Whatley has been the Headmaster of St. Iviarkts since 1969, when he returned to the school after spending three years at Albuquerque Academy. Mr, Whatley received his AB. and Ed.M. degrees from Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania. Before he went to Albuquerque, Mr. Whatiey spent tour years in the History Department at St. Markts and vvas head of that department from 1962 until 1966. He ncvv teaches US. History. ts? John J. COr1i'iOIIy Qupper lettj, vvho has com- pleted his twenty-sixth year as a member of the tac- ulty, came to St. Mark's in 1949. Currently, he is the Head of the Upper School, Senior Master, and a member of the Curriculum Committee, as well as the Discipline, Tutorial, and Admissions Committees. Mr. Connolly has taught Latin in the past and is currently a member of the English Department. He holds A.B. and M.A. degrees, and has attended Boston Col- lege, Boston University, Tufts University, and the Universite de Besancon. Herb Meyer Cupper rightj came to St. Mark's in 1970 as an English teacher and has been Dean of Students since 1972. Mr. Meyer is the head coach of the varsity soccer team and is sponsor of the Stu- dent Council and the Lion and Sword Society. He earned a B.A. at Emory University and his M.A. at Middlebury College in 1971. He is a member of the English Department. Michael Teitelman qle-ftp, the Head of the Middle School, has been at St. Mark's since 1969. He holds a B.A. from Albright College and an M.A. from Brown University. Mr. Teitelman is a teacher in the Social Studies Department and also senfes as the Director of Admissions. DEPARTMENT ENGLISH Leonard A. Blanchard Cleftb has completed his first year as a member of the St. Mark's faculty. Mr. Blanchard attended Washington and Lee University, and earned his MA, from Emory University. He is working on his PhD. Mr. Blanchard teaches English, and is the assistant cross-country coach. He is also a sponsor of the Rellflarker. Andrew Maller Ctop rightj has been at St. Marlds since 1969. ln 1972 he became the sponsor of the ReMarker. Mr. Mailer is the head varsity cross-coun- try coach and the distance track coach. Mr. Mailer attended the University of Wisconsin and received his MA. from Middlebury College. Bud Fairlamb Cbottom rightb, a new faculty mem- ber, teaches English, Mr, Fairlamb is the freshman soccer coach. He earned his BA. from Princeton University and has studied at the University of Penn- sylvania. .Q N 'FD' 3? -4 ,L c M S ,At Q.. K. DOD North Ctop leftb has been a member of the fac- ulty since 1969, and became the Chairman of the English Department in 1972. He is an assistant foot- ball coach and the head varsity track coach. Mr. North earned his BA. from Vanderbilt University. Bobbi Bivera Qupper rightj came to the St. Mark's English Department in 1973, and teaches classes in reading skills. She has earned B.A. and MA. degrees from Florida State University and Syracuse KT'- -JCR ' - :J -I N ,. V K I University. Catherine Lutken Cbottomy came to St. Mark's in the Spring of 1973 as the Middle School secretary and joined the faculty in the fall. She teaches Middle School English and is a sponsor ofthe Middle School Outing Club. She is also sponsor of the Remarks-a-lot. Mrs. Lutken attended Davidson Col- lege, St. Anne's College, Oxford University, and earned her BA. from Mary Baldwin College. 1 v Y fs ff l ft ti' it Lf fl Tlrnotny B. Sttutt Clettj came to the St. Marks community in 1973 to join the English Department and to coach svvimming and water polo. Mr. Shutt holds a BA. from Yale. He is also assistant coach of the St. Marlds sailing club, and sponsor of the Middle School Astronomy Club and the Middle School Card Club. M. J. Bennett Ctop rightj has completed his tenth year at St. Marks Mr. Bennett is a member ot both the English and Foreign Language Departments. He holds BA. and MA. degrees from Oxford, an MA. from Breadloat School ot English and also has attended Vergilian Society School at Cumae. Mr. Bennett is the sponsor of the Film Society and is a member ot the Curriculum Study Group. He teaches Classics, An ne Freeman Clovver rightj has spent nine ofthe last seventeen years at St. Marlds. After teaching for seven years she left in 1965 to work on her PhD. at the University of Texas. She came back to St. Marlds in 1973 having completed her PhD. Dr. Freeman also attended North Texas State and Harvard. She is a member of the Independent Studies and Tutorial Committees FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 'K John Prescott Cupper lefty is a four-year member of the Foreign Language Department and has com- pleted his first year in the English department. l-le holds BA. and M.A. degrees. l-le attended Dart- mouth College, Brown University, and Middlebury College. Mr. Prescott's specialty is French. Juan J. Egues Clovver leftj has spent four years at St. Mark's. l-le teaches Spanish and coaches soccer, Currently he is the .Junior Class sponsor, and Soccer Program Coordinator. Sr. Egues holds BA degrees from the University of Madrid and St. Mary's Univer- sity. ll,g 1, iv 2 Y QAM-t r all wi .Jw ew N if ' ss . 3 ge LM.-uf' C 94' Richard ESIGF Cupper rightj has spent twelve of the last thirteen years as a member of the Language Department. l-le became Chairman of this depart- ment in 1970. Mr. Esler holds BA and MA. degrees and has attended Muskingum College, National Uni- versity ot Mexico, and Middlebury College. Mr. Esler teaches Spanish. Carlos Arandia Clovver rightj joined the faculty of the Language Department in 1969. l-le teaches Spanish and holds a teachers diploma from the 'Normal School in La Paz, Bolivia, a BA. from Morningside College, and is working on his MA. at the University of Dallas. Sr. Arandia is the freshman soccer coach. .f.,s.41L,ilSQ.LQ.,L .1..ig,:,g3:,K-rxgl., , an-ta... Q ,. .gl i 'Y' ,Yi N 1 - .,., C ' A l' il' + Egg 'lil P . 'i V.- l a., X ,- I A . .4 -A if 'f su if 42 AA' 1 ' 511,10 , f L. . ,lil at 'J' 1 QN 'r-4.r-A-4 Karen Coby Cleftj has been a member ofthe For- eign Language Department since 1970. Mrs. Coby teaches French to both Middle and Upper School students. She holds a B.A. from the University of Dallas and an M.A. from Middlebury College. Paul Weadon Cbottom centerj, a 1972 arrival at St. Mark's, teaches both the German and Russian languages. Mr. Weadon is an American Field Service Representative and acts as coach to the table tennis team. He has received a BA. from Brigham Young University and an MA. from the University ot Ari- zona. I R l. in l 5- 1 ,Q 1' T ,JK Bob Kohler Ctopb, a 1963 St. Mark's alumnus, returned to St. Marks in 1971 to teach Spanish. Mr. Kohler coaches the junior varsity cross-country team and the soccer team. l-le is also a part of the Middle School Outing Club, the Pecos Wilderness staff and the Middle School admissions staff. He holds B.A. and M.A. degrees, and has attended Aus- tin College and S.M.U. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT i 2 VV. R Ashby Ctop leftj became a member of the St. Marlds Mathematics Department in 1968. Dr. Ashby coaches Middle School football and soccer, and is coordinator of the Middle School Math contest. He holds BS, M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from New Mex- ico State University, University of Houston, and North Texas State University. John Crews Ctop rightj has completed his ninth year of teaching as a member of the St, Marlds Mathematics Department. Mr. Crews is the coach of PE. Golf and has earned BA and M.A. degrees. He was educated at Florida State University and the University of Texas. Jack HOIIOD Qbottom righty has been the Head of the Mathematics Department since he first came to St. Mark's in 1971. Mr. Hollon is the sponsor of the Environmental Council and the coach of the Middle School tennis team. He holds BA. and BS degrees from Rice University and an M.A. from the University of Texas. ff- if ff L g ll 5 W' f . - ' Q r .ggi ,ggi .. I I ' 'ggyy ' ,,.', ' , ' as an I n V 'Y .. ...,-, H 5 -if TV A W My Kennith B. Owens Ctopb has been a teacher in the Mathematics area since 1957 when he came to St. Marks He is currently the sponsor of the Senior Class and he coaches B team baseball. Mr. Owens attended Baylor University, Michigan State Univer- sity, S.M.U., and T.C.U. He holds B.A. and M.A.T. degrees. John D. STUTSVTWBD Cbottom lettj has completed his second year in the St. Marks community. Cur- rently Mr. Stutsman is the head coach of the sailing club and is the assistant coach ot swimming and is if Be, Qu g t our X g My water polo. He attended Wesleyan College where he received his B.A., Bonn University, and Michigan State University where he earned his M.A. D. Wayne VViISOn Jr. Cbottom rightb has taught mathematics at St. Marlds since 1961. He is the director ot the summer school program. He earned an A.A. from Del Mar College, M.Ed. from the Uni- versity of Texas, and an M.A. at Louisiana State Uni- versity. Mr. Wilson also attended the University of Maryland. Q J. Mlflliael Beldel Qleft columnj has been a member ot the Mathematics Department since 1967. Mr. Beidel is the varsity tennis coach and is the sponsor of the Mathematics Problem-solving group. l-le attended New Mexico State University and earned BA. and MA. degrees from U.T. Marietta C. Johnson Cupper rightj, in her first year at St. Marks teaches Mathematics in the Middle School. She is a member of the fifth and sixth grade team-teaching program. She has H . S Q A Mg 4 ima T Q Q s 4 i Eg Kf T' 5 g ' attended the University of Texas and she earned her BA. from Stanford University. Eugene M. Oltrogge Cbottom rightj is an eleven-year member of the St, Marlds community. He is the head wrestling coach, and was edu- cated at Case institute of Technology, Michigan State University and Wartburg College vvhere he earned his BA., as vvell as Drake University vvhere he received his MSE. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT 1 rg? iv g H I . -f . i . X W. it Q A W , , X . S. M. Donaldson Qleftj has been vvltn tne st. Mark's Social Studies Department since 1970. Mr. Donaldson's responsibilities include being ninth grade sponsor, football team trainer, and vvilder- ness trip director. He has earned a BA, from the University of the South, and an MA. from the Uni- versity of Nebraska. Alan C. Stewart Ctop rightj is a ten year mem- ber ofthe St. Mark's faculty. He is the head coach of the seventh and eighth grade football team, 1 S C Q 1 :Ri lOq'.'. 5 we 155' 4' to X 5' -gnu-so-f 'r' l l l I1 4 nf in .fr - Es t K X. g . i 'f5.:' 'J 9 X X ' l ,. W ' '5 '5I'fx HIE and the varsity golf team. Mr. Stewart , chairman of the department, holds BA. and M.L.A. degrees. He attended Dartmouth College and Southern Methodist University. Thomas S. Adams flower righty returned to St. Marks in 1969 after three years at Albuquerque Academy. Mr. Adams, vvho is famous for his fast talk, is the head coach of basketball and baseball. He received a BA. from Princeton. and an MA. from Harvard. t Ewtgw tx L , iss N A Kjxlv fv f f sf-as Q J , f Richard A. Geyer, Jr., '66, came to St. Mark's in 1972. He has a BA. from Vanderbilt University and in addition to teaching Social Stud- ies is Director ot Alumni and Development. Mr. Geyer is also sponsor of the Marksmen, KRSM, and is on the Curriculum Committee, and the Admissions Committee. Benson Murray Ctopb is the Director of College Placement and teaches Social Studies. He has a l N pus New BA. from Princeton University and an M.A. from the University of Michigan. Larry Cavitt Cbottomj has a BA. and an M.A. trom Southern Methodist University. He joined the Social Studies Department in 1969. Besides teaching, Mr. Cavitt also coaches seventh grade basketball, B team baseball, and is the Chairman of the Tutorial Committee. fw 7 ' 'V' 30 K 'X s - , . . . X. IL: f NV? . A M . fy . ,....4pi1.,, 3 ,NE ws.: Q ' S 'W st.:, w f- 1f.:r'!. --.L Q, ,, wk.- ,, . , -, .1-aw - . A ,,.. il -av -me r N ,, i t W re stttwi v S3 'F w 'GX N . ,. . Q. ffm Rv i K A N 6 K t 1 at . yi tab, Peter C. Ensor Ctopj has been the Chaplain and Religion teacher since 1972. Fr. Ensor coaches both varsity football and baseball. ln addition, he is a member of the Curriculum Com- mittee, the Discipline Committee, the Admissions Committee, the Chapel Board and the Student Council. Fr. Ensor holds an AB. and has attended Hamilton and the Episcopal Theological School. Frank Murray, Jr., Cbottom rightj a St. Mark's alumnus of the Class of 1967, returned to the school last year as a Social Studies teacher. Mr. Murray is sponsor to the seventh grade and also teaches drama. He received a BA. from Williams College and a M.A.T. from the University of Mas- sachusetts. if 'V nf 1 William A. Dexter Ctop leftj has taught Earth Science, Geology, and Astronomy since 1963. Mr. Dexter is also Director of the Planetarium and Observatory, He earned both BS. and MS. degrees from Ohio State University. Stephanie Brandt Qlovver lefty has com- pleted her first year at St. Marks Miss Brandt teaches biology and microbiology and is the sponsor of the Middle School Bock Club. She is also assistant coach of debate. She holds a B.S. from Whitman College. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT lllllUlullulultililiuu1u.u.uu.lulummmuluuxuiuuuuunui Frat E. Davis JV. Ctop rightj joined the St. Marlds Science Department in 1968. Mr. Davis teaches Chemistry and is the varsity archery coach. He holds a BS. from East Texas State University and a MA. from SMU, Arthur Douglas Clovver rightj has been a member of the St. Marks faculty since 1955. He now teaches biology and is the department chairman. Mr. Douglas is the president of Cum Laude and is a member of the London Zoologi- cal Society. He holds an A.T.D. from Bradford College of Art and also attended the University of Rhode island. -1 ttf wb., :Q if . ssh? .4 .:'f,:Yf,51.l :gt 'Q-1. wg . 33. ti 2,335 ,Z Q x , z '25 f' ' ' 5 :iff ga. 56 ' 2' ?5u::fvf: .if lfmfif If ir 'fi , I f 7: ' 4 I X 'V 1 -' ., 'ai ' '2 - W K time tm L,....ew Leon D. Calliltan Cupper lefty came to St. lvlarlds in 1964 to teach physics. This year he is also teaching Environmental Science and coach- ing bovvling. lvlr. Callihan has earned BS. and lvl.Ed. degrees trorn the University of Houston. Gene L. Williams Clovver lettb ioined the Sci- ence Department in T967 to teach Physical Sci- ence. lvlr. Williams is the coach ot Middle School tootball and baseball. l-le holds a BS. frorn Texas yfv I 2 'M' ASM University and an lvl.Ed. from North Texas State University. DOl'lEilCl VV. Larrlrner Cupper rightj came to St. lvlarlds in T959 to teach biology. l-le, vvith lvlr. Douglas, is responsible for the diversity ot plants in the greenhouse. Mr. Larrirner holds a BS. degree from Muhlenberg, and has educated him- self further through his travels abroad. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT X gb V gggg Suzanne Sayer Ctop lefty entered the Science Department in 1974. She coached the badminton, tennis, and volleyball teams. She holds a B.S. and M.S. degree from Tufts University and M.l.T. John Fenton Ctop middlej came to St. Mark's in 1971 as a retired accountant. Mr. Fenton is now the lab assistant and works on lapidary projects as a hobby. William H. Kysor Cbottom leftj entered the Fine Arts Department in 1969. His activities range from et' teaching Middle School Art to setting up exhibitions. He has received a B.S. from N.T.S.U. Herb FtOQaIla Cbottom rightj has taught Upper School Art since 1966. He has attended Columbia University, Hans Hoffmann School, S.M.U., and the Dallas Museum School. JHYTTGS LiVer1QOOd Crightj has been the school organist and choirmaster since 1968. He has received an AB. degree from Occidental College. Keri Walters Ctop leftj has been Media Director since 1974. He is also advisor to KRSM-FM radio and the Photo Club. He has a BFA. degree from S.MU. GC-BOFQG Edwards Ctop lefty has taught Speech since 1972. He holds a B.A. degree from Harding College and an M.A. degree from S.MU. He is Debate coach as well as an advisor to KRSM-PM radio. Yves L'Helgoual'ch Cbottom leftj has taught , Q X Orchestra since 1967. He graduated from the Paris Conservatory ot Music. Mario Foster Ctop rightj has been Band Director since 1963. He has a Music Master's degree and a Bachelor of Music Education. FtlCi'l3rd Hawley l6O Cbottom rightj entered the Fine Arts Department in 1965. He is Chairman ofthe Fine Arts Department and also Curriculum Coordi- nator. He holds an AB. degree from Harvard and an MA. from Johns Hopkins University. ' FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE TEAM TEACHING FR --1 I My W,,, . ug, If i ww ..if..w ! W gm, g it , ---. . I Z' .. .5 la :sv i . g , .A i as 11, ' '37 , ip r 2' V x if A-A ' ax- V I rg. .' 'C H. . l. 3 i -,- Qi f 1? V, . M, . ., ,. ,,, Q Tw . QI' it I - S 'M V I i f .. 1.9, Q Peter Lufkerl '67 Ctop Ieftj came to St. Mark's in 1972. Mr. Lutken sponsors the Drama Club as well as the Middle and Upper School Outing Clubs. He also coaches Middle School Cross-Country and Track. He has received a BA. from Davidson Col- lege. Wilson C. Ramage Clovver leftj has taught lndus- trial Arts since 1972. He holds a BA. from the Phila- delphia School of Industrial Arts. Thomas H. Easterling Cupper rightp has taught math and science since 1973. Mr. Easterling is the sponsor to Middle and Upper School Outing Clubs. He has earned a BA. from Davidson College. Michael Spain Clovver rightj came to the Social Studies Department in 1971. Mr. Spain sponsors the Cheerleaders and the Outing Club, as well as coach- es soccer. He is also a member of the Discipline Committee, and participates in the Freshman trip. He holds a BA. from Vanderbilt. hw M .. ' N A qw x b LQ? xx n X it 2 1 Q 54 5 t 1 i , y it inf x i-x ,Ce ,K ' N Evans Mank Ctop leftj came to the Social Studies area in 1970. He has coached cycling throughout his five years at St. Mark's. l-le has received both BS. and M.S. degrees from the University of Illinois. Ingrid Yollick flower leftj has been a member of the fifth and sixth grade team teaching group since 1971. She is an advisor to the Marque, the school's literary magazine. Miss Yollick holds a l3.A. from Smith College and a M.Ed. from the University of Massachusetts. JEHCK Safrit Cupper rightj, alumnus of the Class of '72, began teaching at St. Marlds last year. He is cur- rently a student at S.M.U. LOWER SCHOOL Larz K. Anderson has been at St. Marks since 197O. This year he became Head ot the Lower School. Mr. Anderson holds a B.A. from Princeton University and a M.S. from the University of Pennsyl- vania. PHASE I Mary ADD Sharp, who received her B.A. from SMU, came to St. Mark's in 1973. She teaches music and other subjects. Alice Oltrogge has taught art since 1965. She received her B.A. from S.M.U. Joe HEiSler has been at the school since 1974. Mr. Hasler holds a B.A. from the University of Dallas. l i l Toby FZODGFTS joined the St. lvlarlds community in 1964, She came from Louisiana Tech. University. Evelyn Boone has been a member ot the Lower School faculty for the past sixteen years. She earned a B.S. from S.lVl.U., and has attended graduate school at U.C.L.A. and Lehigh University. PHASE II ll, '4 I . V H 7' T 4 i 6 5 ,f . 912 Sharon L'HelQOU3l'Ch has been at the school since 1967. She is a graduate of Carnegie Tech. lvlary Margaret Van Shaw has taught in the Lower School for the past nineteen years. She received her B.A. from Phillips University. Frank Jordon carne to the Lower School in 1968. He holds a BA. from Austin College, and a lvl.A.T. from Cornell University. .ww Esther Wakefield came to the Lower School in 1964. She received a B.A. trorn Ohio State Univer- sity, and has attended graduate school at North Texas State University. Francis Bailey joined the faculty last year. She holds a B.A. from Wichita State, and is presently working on her MA. at TWU. 1.3 f-49 Charles A. Quisenberry Cupper lefty came to St. lVlark's in 1968. He coaches football and track, and became Athletic Director in 1973. He has a lVl.S. from Sam Houston State University and a M.Ed. from East Texas State University. He is also on the Curric- ulum Committee and sponsor of the Lettermen's Club. John VV. Byrne Clovver lefty came to St. lVlark's in 1963. He has BS. and lv1.S. from Illinois University and attended George Williams College. He sponsors the 10th grade and wilderness programs and is the Director ofthe St. Marks Day Camp. jj '..li 9 f- ','x - . .. M .531 'ff'-X PHYSICAL EDUCATION RN... . Li EE 4.5. 5 4Q,t. xzg ' V Q .. .,.: i K X K Terry Gibson Clovver leftj came to St. lvlark's in 1969. He is presently the coach ot B-team and var- sity basketball. He studied at Huston-Tillotson. Daniel P. NGVOT Cupper rightj has coached fenc- ing and instructed physical education since 1964. He has attended the Ecole de lvlilitaire Suprerieur d' Education. Kyu Boong Yim flower rightb brought Karate to the P.E. Department this year. He has three times been the Korean National Champion. Mr. Yim holds an lVl.A. from Chung-Ang University. STAFF f fa-9 , 12, 1 3 N iv, I f 5 ir' 4 Q C Receptionists: Marcy Stephan and Debbie Laughlin. Registrar: Marsha Harlovv. i Y i i Q I 5 5,.,fs ..m 1 X . ji, M N ,.Nmxs:t-mv, Q, W 3 A I A' X 'f , , V , , ry? Q i Z i ti , n 4... xxx N-fb A H-.1 Business Office Staff: Jewel Culpepper, Jackie Smith, Ruth Fleishman. ,U jgil im .J , , Physical Education Secretary: Sara Davis. Librarian sa N . .4 , f s i sz Sophie Strauss, Carla N-.wh Headmaster s Secretary. Jeane Evans. Textbook Officer: Dudy l-lurst. Upper School Secretary: Virginia Nunn. Middle School Secretary: Marylou Anderson. Clerical Secretary: Mary Pickard. S so r,iei 'M fwinnfs y J Dutler, Alice Hendley. Nurse: Elva Eicnenvvald. Secretaries: Jean Ensor, Frazer Waddill. 41 SCHCOL SERVICES Sf. , ' .. w kkrry' 'N ' , . 1 1 Ni f 'm ik X , .x is 4 . X. J' . ff' ROQGF C. West Cupper leftj is the Director of Facili- ties and Services, and came to St. Marks in 1962. He attended Eastern lll. Univ., Univ. of Ill., Western lll. Univ., Bradley Univ., and SMU. He has a B.S. and MA. in Education, and is the J.V. football coach. O. J. Page Ctop centerj has been a part of the school's maintenance department since he came to St. Mark's in 1962. Phil McDaniel Ctop rightj is the Head of Student Service and the Drivers' Education instructor at St. Marlds. He came to S.M. in 1970 with a BA. He has attended Sam Houston State, Lamar Tech., and North Texas State. William C. Bishop Clower rightj is the Financial Officer for St. lVlark's. He came in 1973. Mr. Bishop has a BBA. from U.T.A. is sponsor of the Book- store, Director of Scholarships, and teaches in the Social Studies Department. ff ,W .,.., , - M nxt.-wi-wi ar MAINTENANCE ' George Turnipseed, Lorenzo Mendoza, Bill Green, Steve Forgey, and Jay Griffin. Bill Bernard, and Tom Figures. .WA ...mailli- N--...K A A A LUNCH ROOM A A STAFF l P ! .r Q ig? H .'-' . ff . N,:f r r Mfr K- The Lunch Boom Staff Mrs. Dorwin Elliott, Cafeteria Manager Housekeeper: Velma Fowler. it 1 uma WMBQQQ 'L W. LM., kj M1 -4 'Q 'I ' 2 wi ' I E... smacks Stephen Whitfield Ash 5 YEARS Entered in 1970 from John J. Pershing Elementary Band, 9, 10, 11, 12 Environmental Council, 11, 12 Football, 9 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 12 Lion and Sword, 12 Marksmen, 10, 11, 12 Organizations Editor, 12 Sailing Club, 11, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 B-Team Captain, 11 Varsity Letter, 12 Stage Band, 10 A friend is one with whom you dare to be yourself. is l is 'S 1 - Author Unknown Jufllfb First in class thanks to Alderdioe, Arthur and Amundson . . . Stash . . . ls it Liz or Lis? . . . Saved Amundson's seat in hopes that Paul would soon be there . . . Aspires to sail in Americas Cup . . . Sold labs to Amundson for 5, 6, 7, 8, . . . packs of sours . . . has discovered and used all known routes to get a letter to and from Hockaday . . . All- American . . . idolizes Robin Lee Graham, 77422042 if Kamal Nothing, nothing at all . . . more keys than Meyer, or anyone . . , lives between UT Health Science Center and Jack-ln-The-Box . . . outgrevv St. lVlark's computer first week . . . uses more athletic tape than anyone . . .there's a titty per cent chance of anything. Michael Roy Barnes 4 YEARS Entered in 1971 from l-loly Trinity School Football CMgr.j, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 1 1, 12 Trainer, 10, 11, 12 Radio Club, 10, 11, 12 Founder, 10 President, 10, 11, 12 Computer Club, 10 Astronomy Club, 9 KSTM, 10 Weather Editor, 10 WLTV, 9, 10, 11 Head Technician, 10, 11 Soccer, 9 Tutorial, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Archery, 10 Cross Country, 12 School Weather Man, 10 Basketball CMgr.J, 11, 12 'tDon't Worry about it. Paul Wayne Barrett 8 YEARS Entered in 1967 from Edwin J. Kiest School Fencing, 9, 10, 11, 12 Manager, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 1 1 WLTV, 9, 10, 11 Executive Staff, 10 Archery, 12 KSTM!KRSM,1O, 12 Fix-It-Shop, 12 Founder, 12 Computer Club, 10, 12 You see the fans were right. Star - David Gerrold ED John Dee . . . Only things he hasn't lost are his head and his baseball glove . . . borrows everything . . . photographic memory . . . 'lCan l borrow a pencil? . . . Thinks he'll play pro someday - someday . . . Joany, Jenny, Cathy, Cyndy - When are you going to call them back John . . . Porters ex-ski instructor. . . 'tl can't call Joany cause Jenny is still working the switchboardfl lohn D. Bicknell 4 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Highland Park Middle School Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11 High Honors, 12 ReMarker, 12 Marksmen, 12 Debate Club, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist Football,9, 10,12 Varsity Letter, 12 Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Swimming, 9 All this struggling and striving to make the world better is a great mistake, not because it isn't a good thing to improve the world if you know how to do it, but because struggling and striving is the worst way you could set about doing anything. - George Bernard Shaw 49 Fredrick Meyers Born 6 YEARS Entered ln 1969 from l-lyer Jr. High School Varsity Archery, 10, 11, 12 MVP,1O Chess Club, 9, 10. 11 Photography Club, 1O Astronomy Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 M Were you hatched or Born? . .Stlggums . . l'Seniors dismissed you too Born . . .Born did it. . ,Fteeek Booorn. . . 54516 Knows more and more about less and less . . . Junior Bowman . . . Always in the Twilight Zone . . . Babbling Bill . , . Writes articles about games he didn't even see . . . Butterball . . . His this some sort of trick question? . . .Livesinthe past. . .Boca. . .VVBBtalk shows. William Rance Bowman 7 YEARS Entered in 1968tron1 Northwood Hills Elementary ReMarker,9,1O,11,12 Debate Club, 10, 11, 12 State Qualifier Extemp., 12 Basketball, 9 Basketball Manager, 11, 12 Baseball, 9, 10 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 Honor Boll, 12 Bookstore, 12 I see the boys ot summer in their ruin. Lay the gold tithings barren, setting no store by harvest, freeze the soils. - Dylan Thomas 51 Bruce Edward Breedlove 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Wallace Elementary School Honor Roll, 9, 11, 12 Astronomy Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 11, 12 Chess Club, 10, 11, 12 Chess Team, 10, 11, 12 Chess Officer, 12 ReMarker, 11 Photography Club, 9, 10 Backgammon Club, 12 Golf, 9 Archery, 11, 12 4-mill 'tYou'll get over it . . . Going into business: I wanna be filthy rich . . . has sped through 6 consecutive speed traps - and escaped doom each time . . . prayed to a 2402 . . . Homer Bredlove . . . That horse is eating my carl You too Breedlove! . . . Can't remember Nov. 7 . . . Charlie, Where's Beta Orions . . .26OZ. Jesse Who? . . . MEMORY lane . . . Razorback fan . . . wanna-see my turbo-charger. . .Bleach burnouts. . .'AHey Man . . .Almost became a 12 year club member. . . jesse Raybert Brin 11M YEARS Entered in 1963 54 Tave Richard Campbell 4 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Student Council President, 12 Class President, 10, 11 Student Council, 10, 11, 12 Lion and Sword, 10, 11, 12 Student-Faculty Senate, 10, 11 Brown University Award, 1 1 National Merit Letter ot Commendation, 12 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 12 Marksmen, 1 1, 12 Activities Editor, 11 Senior Editor, 12 Ftoar9,1O,11,12 SMASM, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 All Conference, 11, 12 All Private 2nd Team, 11 All Private, 12 All Greater Dallas Hon. Ment., 12 SPC. Champions, 11, 12 Undefeated, 9-0, 1974 Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 All Conference 1st Base, 10 All Conference 3rd Base, 11 S.P.C, Champions, 11 SM American Legion Baseball, 10, 11 Varsity Letter Wrestling, 1 1 Whatever pursuit or profession you may choose to follow, serve those less fortunate than yourself and constantly strive for excellence. -- Scott Campbell Wfmviwf ,iw Rocky . . . Scamp . . . Travis . . . Mr. President . . . ls it love or lust? . . . Flowers and ice cream for his women . . . Forever in love with Kathy . . . 747 Club - L.S.D.l.. . .Boxer shorts and a lucky charm . . . Pam and Cheri . . . Case a piece . . . Skinnydipper . . . Laid some rubber in Bryan and had a blow out in College Station . . . ls this Cherie? . . . Wanna see my ID .... Bad concert experi- ences . . . Saved helpless child from clutches of a band ot dope crazed hippies . . . Likes Texas Sta- diumWalls. . .Capt.Tave. . .FP. . .J8tB. . .A wild man . . . lt's love, this time . . . Brandy . . . Shannon. 'Www i , CA, 44 - ,f ffvfpf' Sound effect man . . . a real French man when it comes to women . . . Stoneleigh P. . . . Carrell, like the Doctor . . . Mr. Cattle. . . Lake par- ties . . . ey' Frenchie . . . can't say one clean sentence . . . speaks with his hands. . .Wild beach parties. . . Has a very convenient apart- ment. . .Hopped-up NOVA. Richard Gregory Carrell 1 M YEARS Entered from Cours St. Exupery QFranceD Football, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Undefeated, 9-O, 1974 Photography Club, 12 Sailing Team, 11 Karate Club, 11, 12 Soccer, 1 1 'Due mes levres ne sont elles de cerisesl Comme je les leur jetterais de bon Coeur. Confessions Clivre IVD Fiousseau 55 Thomas Malcom Carrell 1M YEARS Entered in 1973 from Cours St. Exupery CAntibes, Francej Basketball, 11 , 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Track, 1 1, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Karate Club, 11, 12 Ski Club, 11, 12 Floar, 12 ReMarker, 12 Bookstore, 12 La strategie: J'ai trouve plaisant d'envoyer a ma belle devote une lettre ecrite du lit d'une tillef' Laclos Ftegarde-moi une fois dans mes yeux et dis moi que tu peux pas. TMC. 56 Q Tell us another foreign fairy tale . . . Took the place of Justice , . . lt you can't get your own girl . . .tag along with someone eIse's. , .tries to steal J. Harris's dates . . . twirls his partners on the dance floor . . . Frances ovvn Don Juan . . . Left his true love in France . . . Second fastest NOVA in class . . . Shares the apartment with his brother. gffffwi Runaway . . . got while the getting was good . . . sold his boss to a jerk and bought a Slaab . . . thank-you Rick Jackson . . . blackmailed . . . the third . . . Plutz . . . EVIL ll . . . almost went to Colorado, but Mimm convinced him to stay . . . rented an Irish setter for a month . . . Karen . . . once the fastest on Forest Lane . . . has a Capri spare- parts warehouse in his garage . . . 'tClitt, vvhy don't you have a party in your backyard? Clifton Wilson Cassidy 8 YEARS Entered in 1967 from Pershing Track 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letters, 10, 11 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 All-Conference First Team, 1 1 All-Private First Team, 11 North Texas All-Star, 10 Captain, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Ftoar,9,10,11,12 F1'eMarker, 9, 10 Marksmen, 9, 10 Astronomy Club, 9, 10 Bookstore, 12 Evil ll S.M.D.C That if truth is one thing to me and another thing to you, how will we choose which is truth? You don't need to choose. The heart already knows. 57 Bruce Edward Chartove 12 YEARS Entered in 1963 Marksmen, 10, 11, 12 Editor-in-Chief, 12 Organizations Editor, 1 1 F?eMarker, 9, 10, 11,12 Contributing Editor, 12 News Editor, 11 Assistant News Editor, 1O Headline Editor, 9 Honor Roll, 12 Speech and Debate Society, 10 Bookstore, 1O Chess Club, 9, 1O, 11 KSTM, 10 Environmental Council, 11 Astronomy Club, 9 Twelve Year Club Cross Country, 9, 10, 11, 12 Soccer, 9 Track,9,1O,11,12 Varsity Letter, 12 You cannot teach a man anything, You can only help him to discover it within himself. 17 ff -Galileo 2 12 yr. man . . . can be toundin the lvlarksmennroom . . . Comaro to 58 Solex. . .spent summer in California. . .lives high inthe sky. . .Pre- ston Tower after hours . . . this book is his tault . . . advertising firm on the side . . . sold more ads than Hutchinson, Page . . .or anybody. I 1444, 'PSRR- lf' ,Q 115 MPH copy run. . .mean Capri. . .Chob. . .Plutz. . .autocros- ser . . . tried to jump the creek in his vette . , . Tuesday night omelette club . . . Rufus . . . the case of the missing gas caps . , . original member of the KA KA club . . . drove Rod Ftoddey and Lew Staples to insanity . . . always at the Bakers, wonder why? . . . Managing Idiot , . ,Praise the Lord. lames Michael Chud 9 YEARS Entered in 1966 from Arthur Kramer Elementary High Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10 Astronomy Club, 9, 10,11 Photography Club, 9, 10. 11, 12 KSTM, 9 ReMarker,9,1O,11,12 Managing Editor, 12 Tennis, 9, 10, 11, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Foosball Club, 10 National Merit Semi-Finalist, 12 Fencing, 9, 10 Bookstore, 9, 12 Assistant Manager, 12 Drama Club, 9 Who's Who Among High School Students, 12 Telluride Scholarship Semi-Finalist. 11 Everything comes and goes, marked by lovers and styles of clothes. Just when you're thinkin' you've finally got it made, bad news comes knocking at the garden gate. Knocking for you. - Joni Mitchell 59 Dwight Morgan Coleman 6 YEARS Entered 1969 from K. B. Polk Elementary Honor Floll, 12 Band, 9, 10, 11, 12 Orchestra, 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-President, 11, 12 Class Vice-President, 12 Secretary-Treasurer, 1 1 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 All-Conference Honorable Mention, 10 All-Conference First Team, 1 1, 12 All-Private, 11, 12 All-Metro Honorable Mention, 12 Basketball, 9 Wrestling, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 NCTC Ftunner-Up, 11 NCTC Champion, 12 State Champion, 11, 12 SPC Champion. 11. 12 Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Astronomy Club, 9, 10 Bookstore, 9, 10, 11 KFtSM,9,1O, 11,12 Sports Director, 12 Marksmen, 1 1, 12 Sports Editor, 12 l?eMarker, 11 National Achievement Semi-Finalist, 12 Who's Who in American High Schools, 12 Lion and Sword, 12 W Lover, fighter, and a wild bull rider . . . Sierra Hermosa Streakers . . , Bio Grande Kickers . . . 'A of the room . . . Donde-le Dwight . . . 1170 . . . lt looks good on film . . . BEEFY Dude . . . grew his sideburns and became a man . . . 747 . . . Mudshark. . .YES man . . .Val, and others before . . . little drummer boy . . . King of three states . . . well known by ISU Coeds . . . Muscle Beach build . . . USDA Choice Beet . . .CHICAGO Freak. . .Zappa Freak. . .can't believe girls really like him. . . Mr. Defensive. . . Deep discussions with Hunt and Harris. . . eloquent speaker. . . l can't believe it. i2 7'7'7'7f-afzff 1 I Galveston - summer of '74 . . . Never seen his eyes . . . What eyes? . . .Laurie . .Albino . Tl got beat up a lot when I was a kid? . . Football vvorkouts at Zisk's . . . Everyone's All-American . . . Bubblies at Texoma. . .Lone Star Drive in. . .Eggbert. . , MH. . . .Bedneck . . .American -Angler . . . NCS. . . New oar from Louis. . . You can have a ride if you . . . . . Nothing? - turkey lover. . . Lives at the Hookaday Boarding Department , . . Crash Cranigan . , . kinda conservative. Challenge is the core and mainspring of all human activity. lf there's an ocean, vve cross it, if theres a disease, vve cure it, if theres a vvrong vve right it, if theres a record, vve break it, and finally, if there's a mountain we climb it. - James Bamsey Ullman Thomas Allen Ebner 5 YEARS Entered in 1970 from Harry C. Withers Elementary Honor Boll, 9, 12 Lettermen's Club. 9. 10, 1 1 , 12 Astronomy Club, 9 Football,9.10, 11,12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 SPC Champions, 11, 12 Undefeated, 9-0, 1974 Captain. 12 All-Conference Honorable Mention Defense 10 All-Private Honorable Mention Defense, 10 Sophomore of the Year, 1972 All-Private 1st Team Defense, 11, 12 All'Conference Defense 1st Team, 11, 12 All-Private 1st Team Offense, 12 All-Private Defensive Player of the Year, 12 All-Metro Honorable Mention, 12 Basketball, 9, 10, 1 1, 12 Varsity Letters, 1 1, 12 All-Conference Honorable Mention, 11 Captain, 12 Track,9, 10, 11,12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 1 1 SPC Champions, 10, 11 Bookstore, 12 Robert Morse Edsel 7 YEARS Entered in 1968 from University Park Elementary School Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 12 Adidas Club, 11, 12 Tennis,9,1O, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10. 12 . dedication, discipline, conditioning, . -Rod Laver l'Cnampions are not discovered, they discover themselves. - Rod Laver 'lf l, , ,,,, 62 EMM Rocket Rob . . . Bjorn Bob . . . Rod Laver's personal buddy , . . VV.C.T. man . , . good luck at Arizona . . . looked at Las Vegas Univer- sity. , .likes older women. . . EVIL II . . .daily arguments vvitn J.J.C. . . .30 mods a Week- minimum is 42. . .Evil Knedsal. . .weekends in Las Vegas. . .cruised vvitn l-larris and Hunt in nis Malia staff car. . . car phone. 37 'tHey Curly' ',.,' 'Ah, come on Dwight see it you can throvv the ball straight . . . Irene forever, . . 'tit's all for the team . , . perfectionist . , . Young Liter , . . soccer captain . . , one ofthe Senior Russian trio . . , Hyoulre crazyl' '... Fletch . , , Doc Severinsen . . . Harvard hopeful . . . Christmas shopping in May. . .Whiterock Elementary. Dwight Andrew Fletcher 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from White Rock Elementary School High Honor Ftoll,9.10.11,12 Student Council, 12 ViceAPresldent, 12 Lion and Sword, 11, 12 Cum Laude Society, 11, 12 Astronomy Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Band,9,10,11.12 Vice-President, 11, 12 Most Outstanding Musician, 11 Stage Band, 9, 10, 11, 12 Orchestra, 11, 12 Rellflarker, 1 1, 12 Assistant Sports Editor, 11 Sports Editor, 12 Associate Editor, 12 Football, 9 Water Polo, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Captain, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Captain, 12 All-Conference, 11 All-Private All-Star, 11 l3asebaIl,9,10,11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 St. Marlds Legion Baseball, 11, 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation, 12 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 Math Tutor, 11 Class Can-Paign Chairman, 9 With men it is impossible, but not with God, for all things are possible with God. lVlark 10:27 63 Lynn Fowler 3 YEARS Entered in 1972 from J. L. Long Junior High Football, 10, 11,12 Undefeated, 9-O, 1974 SPC Champs, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 All-Metro Hon, Men. 12 All-Private Player of the Year, 12 All-Private Defense, 12 All-Private Offense, 11, 12 All-Conference Defense, 12 All-Conference Offense, 11 All-Conference Hon. Men, 10 Baseball, 10, 11, 12 All-Conference, 11 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling, 10 Varsity Letter, 10 Basketball, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Bookstore, 12 Few things hurt more inside than watching someone you love die. It is a helpless, deeply sad, gnawing feeling for which there is nothing you can do and it diminishes everything else. , vin R ' if 1 V in ,,,, j , ' '-,. ..-, . A .,.if ,tiE, ,?fs.fQ: . F . .. :KL A LJV 1... is ,,-M QP' 5 .. l - I 1 V1 mf fcfrgffl Janis . . . Tommy, Wayne . . . RED NECK . . . Arm . . , Galveston, Summer of '74 . . . Bulldog . . . Pick up Truck. . .socialite . . . Ml-l. . . . Football workouts at Zisk's . . . prospective son-in-law twice in same family . . . loves Bonanza . . . Tuesday Night Omelette Club . . . lone star. . .Beach Walker. Fritz . . .Tuesday Night omelette club. . .S.lvl.D.C. . . .social climber . . . lll'll race you anytime, night or day! . . . tlWhere are we? . , . Dumbo . . . Hysterical laughing tits . . . M.A.S.l-l .... Stoneleigh F. , . . Motocross forever. . . 60 in a 35 . . . 'tDon't become a puppet of your desires . . .YOWEEE . .takes his dates in CLC. Van . . .tast- est car around . . . has his vvhole family doing the KAKA. . . endless apartment in car . . . Where can I put this? . . . never loses in Back- gammon . . . space pockets . . . ended up in Grapevine one nite . . . Darryl, vvhat's going on? . . . What mailbox? . . . operation intercept complete . . . His Bustah there? . . . skis Colorado . . . Shoot Dareel Shoot . . . Beer parties at Cassidy's house . . . guess vvhy he's smiling in the above picture. Darryl Evan Freling 8 YEARS Entered in 1967 from Everette Lee DeGolyer School Honor RoIl,9,11, 12 Football, 9. 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Track,9,10,11,12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Lettermens Club, 10. 11. 12 KRSMvFM,9,10,11,12 Director ot Operations, 12 Bookstore, 10, 12 Marksmen, 10 Chess Club, 10 Photography Club,1O, 11 Foosball Club, 10 Backgammon Club, 12 EVIL ll t'Truth is one. It doesn't change. It covers all things which touch the heart - honor and pride and pity and justice and courage and love. -William Faulkner 65 Raul jamie Galvez 'I YEAR Entered in 1974 from Colegio Francisco de Orellana AFS, 12 Dart Club, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Soccer, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Astronomy Club, 12 Ugly Tie Club, 12 'zz 'ff' - ,A '- ..,. V- ?4UA fifgufz Ralph . . . Raaal . , . Rovvl? , . . famous assembly speech . . . only Catholic member of DUSTY . . . lassos fleas . . . came to Texas to see cowboys . . , wrote his English essays in Spanish . . . hey Mexican A A . tvvo dates each weekend . . . goes out to dinner in favor of a soc- cergame. 2,463,545 Break it! . . . Don't you have a car Paul? , . . Pablo . . . Wants to grow up and own his own Burger King . . . sprinters workouts, junior year . . . Hit and run champion of the world . . . strange noises . . . talks to trees, and they understand him . . . Flondia . . . Don't you havealicense, Paul? . . . Paul Barnet Geilich 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Webb Chapel Elementary Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Football, 9, 10 Track, 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letter, 1 1 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Roar, 12 The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it. - From Conversations with Muad'Dib. by Princess lrulan 67 lames Lawrence Groebe 7 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Canyon Creek Elementary GIeeClub,9, 10,12 KSTM, 9, 11 Technical Director, 1 1 KRSM-FM, 12 Technical Director, 12 WLTV, 9, 10, 11 Programming Manager, 10, 11 Trivia Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 9, 10, 11,12 Bookstore, 11, 12 Bills and Record Manager, 12 Ff'eMarker, 9, 12 Marque, 12 Maintenance, 9, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist, 12 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 AFS Host Brother, 11 Football Manager, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Soccer Manager, 1 1 Varsity Letter, 1 1 Searchers, 9 Fix-It Shop, 12 Computer Club, 10, 12 X 1 W7 p Q. an The Gab . . .bowled a 17 in P.E. - 3 times. . .doodles in every class . . . loses his keys every week. . .trivial . . . KBSM exec. . . .founder ot Lancer . . . member of the briefcase club . . . computerized billing . . .Onur's brother. . . Frito Lay. 'Yl M N X 'x u r v. 401. '55 Buck . . . tied for hairiest in class . . . intimidation on the lane with Woody . . , Shelly , . . Dan the Man . . . most mature . . . l-lello baby, this is the big bopper speaking! . . . Zappa freak . . . lVludshark . . . Aviation hero . . . Evil ll . . . Colorado Weekend Club . . .Always gone to Florida . . . lazy , . . basketball fanatic . . . saved Ebner twice . . . Hunts tennis partner . , . Lifeguard . . . Monday matinee, once was enough . . .Gunner 1f3 ofthe H.l-ll-l. tabernacle choir. . .This book is histault. . .gone flying. 4 ' r Dan Royce Harris 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from IVI. C. Lively Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Marksmeri, 10, 11, 12 Sports Editor, 11 Editor-in-Chief, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, Football, 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letters, 10, 11 Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 1 1, 12 Track,9,10,11,12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Vice-President Class, 11 Evil II, 12 Foosball Club, 10 Flying Club, 11, 12 Lion and Sword Society, 11 12 12 lohn Robert Harris 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from A. S. Johnston Elementary High Honor Ftoll, 9, 10, 11 Honor Roll, 12 Cum Laude, 11, 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation, 12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 All-Conference Honorable Mention, 12 BasketbalI,9,10,11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Track,9,10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 11, 12 FieMarker,9,10,11,12 Editor-in-Chief, 12 Sports Editor, 11 As Sports Editor, 10 Headline Editor, 9 Foosball Club, 10 Maintenance, 11 School Service Leader, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 , 0-4.4 bam Relvlarker. . . Irving Police Dept. Boy of the Year . . . Tuesday Night Omelette Club . . . Harrisite . . . Idiot-in-Chief . . . 1X3 of the H.H.H. Tabernacle Choir . . . Violence is his tool . . . l'm not being cynical. . . . never tells a story the way it really happened . . . Pam Graham . . . Cheri . . . Case a Piece . . . Underwear dips in apartment pool at 4:00 A.M. . . . picks up girls outside of restrooms. . . I thought I was in trouble' '... Chanah . . . 'll don't want you to think that vve're scraping the bottom of the barrel. . . . As if vve're going to jail. . . . Got along well with HeMarker Executive Staff . . . Football workouts at Zisk's. . .HeIaina. . . he Scooter . . . Oh - was that a red light?' '... water polo jock . , . Fosdiclds pride. . . 1X3 of the l-l.H.l-l. Tabernacle Choir. . . big shoul- ders . . . t'FAST Cin the poolj . . . Backgammon in the senior lounge . . . D.S.C .... butterfly specialist . . . Kung Fu fighting in the pool Scott William Harris 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 trom Nathan Adams Elementary High Honor Boll, 9 Honor Boll, 10, 11, 12 Water Polo, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 2nd Team All-State, 11 1st Team All-State, 12 MVP, 12 All-American, 12 Swimming, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball, 9, 10 Sailing Club, 11, 12 Debate Club, 10, 11, 12 FleMarker,9,1O,11,12 Marksmen, 12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club, 9, 10, 1 1, 12 Bookstore, 9, 10 Roar, 9, 10 A.A.U. Swimming, 9, 10, 11, 12 Foosball Club, 10 Odi et amo quare id jaciam, fortasse requires nescio, sed tieri sentio et exeruciorf' -Catullus 'VW x Fd? 71 David Stuart Hochstim 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from John S. Armstrong Elementary Honor Ftoll, 10, 11, 12 ReMarker, 1 1 , 12 Assistant Business Manager, 1 1 Associate Editor, 12 Managing Editor, 12 Marksmen, 1O, 11, 12 Business Manager, 12 Can-Paign Co-Chairman, 12 Film Society, 9, 10, 11, 12 Secretary-Treasurer, 1 1, 12 Class Secretary, 12 KSTM, 9, 10 WLTV, 9, 10 Photography Club, 10 Orchestra, 9, 10, 11 TSOA, 1 1, 12 TAA, 1 1, 12 The only guide to a man is his conscience, the only shield to his memory is the rectitude and sincerity of his actions. -Winston Churchill 72 'Exif' g g it 7 it at :ti QMQQ 64 Radar . . . bureaucrat . . . STAG . . . Dear Mr. l-lacksdale: . . . paper pusher . . . Hviolence is a tool of the ignorant . . . private door to The Office . . .transit patron . . . Sl-IMCC . . . Can-Paign . . . Hoch . . . secretary to everything . . . four . . . one of the briefcase mob , . . Hcalm dovvn Dixon . . . nicknames for everybody . . . Managing Idiot . . .triumphant. ' Zig In KW 1h .5551 ' 141, 'J xg-'-1'.2' Annan , f, Spent Thanksgiving vacation in bed . , . 'tVVhy should I? teetotaler . . , Dr. Pepper freak . . . Animal . . . l gotta practice . . . Monday Matinee, once was enough . . . Selene . . . You vvouldn't believe how sore l am after a game . . . Deadly on foot . . . Cum Laude? Really? . . . What difference does that make? . . . VVATS line . . , likes to go back East. Lamar Hunt lr. 10 YEARS Entered in 1965 from Dallas Country Day School l-lonorRolI,1O,11,12 High Honor Ftoll, 9 Band,9,1O,11, 12 Orchestra, 9, 10, 11, 12 Studio Band, 11, 12 Football,9,1O,11,12 All-Conference 1st Team, 11, 12 All-Private 1st Team, 11, 12 All-Metro 2nd Team, 12 Student Council Representative, 9, 11, 12 Basketball, 9, 10 Track, 10, 11 Tennis, 9, 12 Veg-Soccer, 11 C-Team Soccer Coach, 12 Jazz tickles your muscles, symphonies stretch your soul. - Paul Whiteman 73 Thom EIS Dixon Hutchinson 10 YEARS Entered in 1965f FOVT1 Walnut Hill Elementary Swimming, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 Water Polo, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 12 Captain, 12 All-State, 12 Astronomy Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Planetarium Technician, 10, 1 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 ReMarker,9,1O,11,12 Business Manager, 11, 12 Marksrnen, 12 Faculty Editor, 12 Glee Club, 9, 10 AFS, 12 1,12 Q I we Hutch. . . maniac. . . l'm not trothing . . .Dig . . .manages away swim meets. . . Business Manager . . .The Dixon . . . Nyak. . . A in Physics vvithoutreallytrying. . .didn't dothe Physics labs. . N'Fresh- man' '... Told Shutt howto run the team . . . private . . . calm down, David . . .Clerical Office, . .wired Planetarium, VVLTV, School . . .corrupted Hochstim. . .couche rouge. . .Swimstor Richardson . .SHMCC I Bw Big Bob . . . spaced out . . . mountain man , . . Colorado weekends . . . 1000 Wi Wool . . . EVlL ll . . . sleepiest guy in class . . . Debby . . . today Everest, tomorrow. . . .FiangerFan. . . Robert Dean lamieson 8 YEARS Entered in 1967 from John R. Good Elementary That wonderful world of high mountains, dazzling in their rock and ice, acts as a catalyst. The heights only give us what we ourselves bring to them. Climbing is means of self- expression. Man overcomes himself, affirms himself, and realizes himself in the struggle towards the absolute. The summit is at our feet. Above the sea of golden clouds other summits pierce the blue and the horizon extends to infinity. The summit vve have reached is no longer the Summit. The fulfillment of oneself - is that the true end, the final answer. - Lucien Devies Presdent du Comite de l'Hmalaya et de la Federation Francaise de la lvlontagne. Mark Alan lolesch 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 trom Henry VV. Longfellow Elementary Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Track, 9 Photography Club, 12 Roar, 11, 12 KSTM, 10 Bookstore, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Marksmen, 12 i'srf.1sYA74f Fmt tx Dr. J . . . Jolly . . . Jo Lesch . . . shoots with his eyes closed . . . LAGNAF . . . Didn't follow the family tradition . . . great discounts at SkilIern's. . . VVho cares'? . . .Marcus . . it . 23 What ever happened at Texoma anyway? . . . Chones . . . HP. . . , Bone-head ot the year. . . shot off a cooler with a loaded beer can . . . Ebner. . .don't. . H'l can't believe you did that . . .Classic ll teachers pet. Benjamin lohn lones 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from M. C. Lively School Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 All-Conference, 12 All-Private 2nd Team, 12 Undefeated, 9-0, 1974 Basketball,9,10,11,12 Allelforney Tourney, 11 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Tennis, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 Lion and Sword Society, 1 1, 12 Honor Roll,9,10,11,12 Made weak by time and fate, but strong in vvill to survive, to seek, to find, and not to yield, - Alfred Lord Tennyson Our business in life is not to get ahead of other people, but to get ahead of ourselves. 77 loseph Michael jones 3 YEARS Entered in 1972 from Lincoln High School fuel 94? Joe Jones - U.C.l..A. . . . challenges anybody in football . . . even Papert . . . returned to the court after a 2 week lay oft . . . quit the foot- ball team before each game . . . I don't know if l'm going to do it or not . . . Can I have your autograph, Joe? . . . Godfather. 5 Enchanted Rock Weekends . . . 2 wrecks in one week . . . cosmic cowboy . . . smoked Whitham's pen in law class . . . out once a week . . . Nancy . . . Mrs. EichenwaId's pet . . . Ari Nalpak , . . State of Utopia pick up truck. t'Praise the Lord. Ira Lawrence Kaplan 5 YEARS Entered in 1970 from Arthur Kramer Elementary Wrestling, 9, 10 Cycling, 9, 10, 11, 12 Film Society, 11, 12 Gnikrap TolBulc,10,11,12 Searchers, 9, 10 Freshman Trip, 9, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation, 12 We're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad. How do you know I'm mad? said Alice. You must be, said the cat, or you wouldn't have come here. Alice didn't think that proved it at all. - Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, CChapter 63 79 Edward Wesley Keefer 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from John R Good Elementary Football,9, 11, 12 Wrestling, 9, 10, 11 Track,9,1O,11,12 Band, 9, 10, 11 Orchestra, 9, 10 Cum Laude, 11, 12 High Honor Floll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Foosball Club, 1O National Merit Semi-Finalist, 12 Lettermens Club lt Jesus saves, well he had better save himself. - Hymn 43 We receive all we venture to give. - Ritual 80 Can-Paign crusader . . . argument ace . . . body beautiful . . . color coordinated underwear . . . intellectual lock hippie . . . agrees only with himself, . . always on the phone. ? Y? if Worm . . . Young Lifer . . . Rides a 10 speed bike which only works in 10th gear . . . sleeps constantly in Senior lounge . . . always runs with Kellogg. . . likes to run. Allen larman Kennedy 5 YEARS Entered in 1970 from John J. Pershing Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity, 11, 12 Cross Country, 10, 11, 12 l.ettermen's Club 11, 12 Honor Roll, 9 Ronald Bruce Krape 4 YEARS Entered in 1971 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High Honor RoIl,9, 1O,11, 12 Lion and Sword, 1O,11.12 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 All-Conference, 12 All-Private, 12 Soccer,9,1O,11,12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Track, 9, 10, 11 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 41s. .1 MQ., 152 XML Karp . . . You spell that with an E . . . Had his car repainted three times . . . Burned by Louann . . . A victim of the double whammy . . . Jenny, the blonde bombshell . . .Walks through doors instead of open- ing them . . . Goalie killer . . . Reject from Tuesday Night Omelette Club. . . , ' Lll ' xFY?'Rig::1 QQ XQXQSX 1 .KQV t ., tt his Ns Q F55 if1TiT57Tf5f5fN NX t it l i to .ggLtAgAAAh 1 l r l 'l.llriiiiH.lYbtX Last person to get off campus privileges - First to leave . . . fell asleep every day in Spanish . . . ex-bubble gum pusher, ex-pen pusher, ex- everything 414 Black . . . 330 Green . . . lf loving you is wrong ldon twant to be right! . . .Angie Charles Mark Kruvand 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Dan D. Rodgers School I am irrational I fight against the very Things I cry out for. But l am told that Love is stronger than Strong vvalls. Within this lies my hope Please try to beat dovvn Those walls with Firm hands but with Gentle hands. . . for l am very sensitive. Don't Lead l may not tollovv Don't follow I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend. 'RNS Martin Guy Ledyard 8 YEARS Entered in 1967 from Bradfield Elementary fm' for--,gf ' ,IV Waziffmx O Say Man . , , van man . . . ,? artistic hands . . . space wan- fi ' X, X AV Z derer . . . formed other half of U 'X XX the Lutyard language. . .Liliputi P A . . . draws wierd pictures . . . RQ luhlq 7 4 'tThat's insane . . .vvant emos f X xxx N W X NV reeb'? Praisethe Lord. X nf? 1.15,-b ' A r tg! QB f :iz '.... -X X .I 2 ...I . - f 23 . 4' ' ,J N X'i4i...vii,:.L N U Q, L . X15 3' F,:s':,9,. .21 4 455' f . fl..- ' f 1 f' ' .X ee Q4 'Win CE , impressed hippies at Turtle Creek with his gainer . . . New Year's Eve Big 17 at Pizza Pantry . . . Ftio Grande Kickers . . . chug-a-lee . . . LSDI with you know who . . . Merle . . . Beet'n Bird . . . Did his sink act at Clocks of Five . . . Ducks and Sangria . . . Sings along with Jerry . . . Wild thing . , . where's your radio . . . and wheel . . . Muscle Beach Lover, Fighter, and a Wild Bull Rider . . . Do it for the Flag . . . Parking lot patrol . . . WASC , . . redneck . . . x-handle . . . stays cool before matches . . . outstanding handshake in State . . . The Western Place . . . Bad, Bad Leeroy. . .Karen D.. . , 1175. lohn Henry Lee 4 YEARS Entered in 1971 from St. Ftita School High l-lonor Roll, 9 Honor Boll, 10, 11, 12 Admissions Committee, 1 1 Secretary-Treasurer Student Council, 11 Advertising Editor, Yearbook, 12 ReMarker, 1 1, 12 Lion and Sword, 10, 11, 12 Clerical Office Worker 9, 10, 11 Floar,9,10,11,12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Secretary-Treasurer, 12 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Undeieated, 9-0, 1974 All-Conference, 12 All-Private, 12 Wrestling, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 N.C.T Champion 141 lbs., 11 Central Conference Champ., 12 3rd State Tournament, 11 Consolation Finalist State, 12 SMASM,9,1O,11,12 Rodeo Club, 11, 12 Tae Kwon Do Club, 12 Qui jacet in terra non habet unde cadatf' When the going gets tough, the tough get going. So long everybody. J. J. Connolly The Spoiler 85 Craig Richard Levering 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Harry C. Withers Elementary HonorFtoll,9. 11.12 Lion and Sword,10,11,12 Swimming.9.10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 A ALI Swimming,10,11,12 Cheerleaders. 11, 12 Head Cheerleader, 12 N CA Instructor, 12 Football,9, 10 Baseball,9,10.11,12 Varsity Letter. 12 Relwarker, 1 1. 12 Marksmen, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10. 11, 12 Hoar,9,10,11,12 Adidas Club, 12 l'The mind of man plans his way. But the Lord directs his steps. -Prov. 16:9 F' . ,,,l?, I ffl ' fa i 2 .x . ...-wi K -Q if L. he ...aL . 12,4 Lev . . . King Cutter . . . Varsity Shop lvlan . . . preppie . . . his girl- friends call him 'tCwaig . . . first one in the class to give away his sen- ior ring - Cto the wright girly . . . sweaters, sweaters, and more sweat- ers . . . But Tom, this one is a true, genuine love. . . . Doalds. . . airhockey hustler . . . VVork+Pain+Agony:? . . . swimming buddies with Marshall . . H'Craig, lthought you had a goall . . .S.lVl.U. Swim- ming . . . Cawol Lee . . . Pete Fountain forever . . . Dallas Times Hewold . . . t'Linda Lovelace and beef pizza , . . SMU. parking lot . . . Tave's dating advisor and confidant . . . l've got to go to work- out! . . .FtaiIhead, lVlario's, etc.. . .winetaster. . . N.C.A. and 1500 girlsaweeklw. . .initials . .Janie . . 1911522 1 LAIX Cflne Lidq Applied only to Eastern Colleges . . . so what it Debbie goes to Califor- nia?. . .eating the Roberts out ot house and home . . . Drama enthusi- ast. . . never stops acting . , . Honks. , . l-ligh vvater pants , . , Bean shoes . , . Debbie . . . Bozoid in the Reisberg tradition . , . Firesign Theater Dictionary . . . Outdoors type . . . HPraise the Lord . , . Charter Veg, but retired. George Ludwig Lichte 3 YEARS Entered in 1972 from Munich American High School Drama, 10, 11, 12 President, 12 Outing Club, 10, 11, 12 Cycling Team, 10, 11, 12 Film Society, 11, 12 Vice-President, 11, 12 Photography Club, 11, 12 Lion and Sword, 12 Environmental Council, 11, 12 Honor Roll, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Letter ot Commendation, 12 This seems to be an era ot gratuitous inventions and negative improvements. What we need is progress vvith an escape hatch. - John Updike 87 The Past ,, M ww 1. . 3 2 K f , f Q K f- aigw. L . X ,B WK 4. 1 X -, wiki AL, 2, ti' uf egg! is' 'i Q M4 W Y' and the Present C -54 Matthew Daniel Lippas 12 YEARS Entered in 1963 12 Year Club Honor Roll, 10, 11, 12 Marksmen, 12 Band, 9, 10, 11, 12 Studio Band, 12 Soccer, 9, 10 Baseball, 12 Roar,9,1O,11, 12 Lion W, 9, 10 Foosball Club, 10 Dart Club, 12 Zorba: You see Boss, Every man must have some madness in him to be able to go on. 90 - 'Qf i u 1 ,av , .- my f 0-A. The Greek . . . Geek . . . Lampas . . . Tonight's THE NIGHT! . . . Got the whole Calculus class to sing The Saint . . . Mr, Crews, don't you think we're going too slow? . . . Well, Matt thinks . . The famous Stell-Lippas standoff at Eraser City . . . OK Stell, you can let me out now. Stell?! . . . Just hanging up my coat, sir . . . As if . . . Ehhh! . . . Sons of Pericles . . . ls anybody using the lounge tonight? . . . The R.P.lVl.s Slicker . ., . Do you guys really do that? . . . Carrell and Ebner taught him everything he knows . . . Spartan! Trojan heritage . . . Church basketball, softball . . . Greek conventions with Lucas . . . Veg soccer and P.E. golf . . . Broke his nose in a race riot'?. . . But, l'm such a nice guy! ff 1 .P.C.C. club president . . . Five Star l-larn . . . never serious . . racy. . , Mr. President. . . Bennet's pet. . .don't forget Porker. . . the S3300 bet . . . My dad was part dolphin . . . El Fenix is Good . . Put her back into the purification filter' '... President of the Nlurse Club . . . t'VVilI you pose in the nude? . . . t'Paise the Titanic and save the survivors . . . I love referees. lay Richard Lucas 9 YEARS Entered in 1966 from F. P. Caillet Senior Class President Student Council, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist, 12 The Lion, 12 Tennis,9,1O,11,12 Soccer, 9, 10, 11, 12 Football, 9 KSTM,9, 10,11 KRSM, 12 Film Society, 11 Lion T. V., 9 The vvorld is a comedy to those vvho feel, and a tragedy to those vvho think. -William Shakespeare wif! ,nap J . I p . ., ,WI Q, . X . 5 Z. 91 lohn Faithon Lucas 10 YEARS Entered in 1965 from Dallas Country Day School Dart Club, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Marksmen, 12 Bookstore, 12 Photography Club, 11, 12 KSTM,9, 10 Band,9,1O,11,12 Studio Band, 9, 10, 11, 12 Soccer,9,10,11,12 Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12 ad rem mox nox Pity , . y .M 92 jj! 9-W' 2 1 W Mgmt -wi, fmlf' 'g 'zgn--yt Arn., f' it 31 44 'M --what l .W Wy... v'r' j3Wj Z.fy '-1,1 ,,...- M ,,,,, ,V , , fr 1-v',:,.'7-f .A..,5,312-g,gf' My 4, taxi , l'ff11,f' ,ff ff l Q , If 71 Iffiffffjffxjkf I I iffy!! ff 'W57ffl'f? f if If f ' ' l-Z, J, its 'l i K f . a f f V :iff W, Mifflfli' 1' f it 'ffgf 1' iff V ,f'l,1ri'Qfif f if ' :iiff 117.51 i mf Betsy. . . used to be a jock . , .takes all his dates to Lucas B 81 B Dart expert . . . mean go-cart . . . has a Greek convention every other vveek at the Hilton. . .thinks there are 8 days in a vveek. . .J.C. is rap ped around his finger . . . love'em and leave'em . . . Can't go to Northpark in the summertime. .wat M. Lula Groucho , . . Film Society . . . last ofthe Confederacy . . . North Car- olina Ftock Jock . . . Co-originator of the language: Lutjard . . . last of the red packs . . . l'Hey babes . . . Fieems Creek Runner . . . last of the Lutken clan. . .good musician . . . mon chate. David Miller Liitkin 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from St. Michael's School Choirand Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-President, 12 Drama Club, 10, 11, 12 Executive Committee, 11, 12 Film Society, 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-President, 10, 11 Dresident, 12 Soccer, 9, 10, 1 1, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Honor Ftoll, 9, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist, 12 Greenhouse Club, 12 Fencing, 9, 10, 11, 12 Groucho Marx, 10, 11,12 Independent Studies Committee, 11, 12 Shinglang vvan hkat hkat, magi lagrat grat. 1 - Old Jinghpavv proverb 93 Brian Anthony Maples 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Tom Gooch Elementary Merely by chance Very unsuspecting You caught my heart Unprotecting me - Now l've fallen in love with you. Just when I thought I was free and easy You came along to me Soft and breezy - Now l've fallen in love with you. .gg And for me first time in 'Wf- my life I know what it's like to be A Happy man X And for the first time in at my life ,jf 4 You've given me somethin- ' I can understand - fff..: Being A Happy Man. 3 AC? Be with me now l ...MR Love me forever Leaving you, Lady, is something Ihat l'd never dof 6 L4 ve fallen in love with you. All of my life It seems I have waited Now I can say all these words I have stated are true - l've fallen in love with you. Mapes . . . Bubba. . . Boogie Down, Baby. . . his senior slump came -Chicago early: 7-lOth grades . . . took physics over thanks to Mary . . . Aggie . . . secretly loves Debbie . . . not after Tuesday . . . Can't live without Mary . . . Chicago and Jim Croce . . . Chink, Chink. . . secret rende- vous . . . 4-barrel, 429 . , . seen every movie . . . drives with a stop- watch in his hand . . . Texas Love Song. 'Z .al rw ef Bizzaro . . . Plutz . . . High Forest . . . Beauty Electra . . . Rollin in my Sweet Baby's arms' '... corrupted by Chud . . . big voice . . . original EVIL . . . P.P.C.C .... Yaj Namwen . . . praise the Lord . . . Janie, Sharon, Jenny, Susan, Vicki, Kathy, Julia, Monica, Laurie? . . Allonsenfants. . . .Dr.A'sfan club,J.J.'sfan club. . . james Shields Newman 7 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Lakewood Elementary Track, 9 Football, 9 Cross Country, 10, 11,12 EVIL ll Honor Roll, 9, 11, 12 KSTM, 9, 10 Gnikrap Tol Bulc, 12 Je suis venu, j'ai vu, j'ai connusf' -Jules Cesar Thank you, Mask Man. - Lenny Bruce Nous sommes des arbes et du Soleil. Nous payerons sa dette a la Nature, si elle nous permettraitf' 95 George Arnold Nicoud Ill 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Bradtield Elementary No photographer is as good as the simplest camera. Edward J. Steichen The direction that seems to promise the greatest rewards, the surest fulfill- ment ot the hopes and aspirations ot man's troubled and inquiring spirit, and of a distant and ultimate happi- ness, is a course ot least arrogance towards his living companions - a course even less negative than the absence of superiority - a course of humble respect tor life, a sympathy which sustains a recognition ofthe essential interdependence of all living things. Eliot Porter A fyifie Trey . . . lsn't there anything I can do to make my car handle? . . . Eeepl . . . Can-Paign . . . Managing Idiot , . . SHMCC . . . POWER- play . . . ASW, bagel, and pizza addict . , . California . . . Tuesday night omelette club . . . wants to be a cop . . . his car is his escape . . . No sir, Cross Country . . . wishy-washy . . . camera bug . . . tire watcher. . .F?eMarkermartyr. . . Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Natures peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop oft like autumn leaves. John Muir 96 hoes. ike Jock . . . spaced out . . . Now, hovv do you log in? . . . Hat etish . . . Hockaday and back in 20 minutesg on a bicycle . . . Boom oom. Fencer. I mmi' . -' , , , . t ,K. : In .z . . . .. f 1 g t cc . .g c. , I si.. Q g t 'ra I xv .,., T3 M : . 5' .. ua. . x cccc...h' yi X fv .. I X ' NT as Vg: N Clifford Blain Norfleet 3 YEARS Entered in 1972 from Lake Air Junior High I long for your eyes to look into mine, to tell me that all vvill be right to mend the wounds of my heart. I long for your hands to touch me, to reassure my trembling soul, to help me through another day. I long for your voice to calm me, to prove wrong my unbelieving ears, to guide me on my way. I long for your lips to touch mine. to kiss me as it with love, to release me from my loneliness. I long for your body to move close to mine, to touch me with such tenderness as was once before, to help me lie peacefully by yours. I long for you. -SM. Owen Page 1 YEAR Entered in 1974 from Durham Academy Dart Club, 12 Drama Club, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Ugly Tie Club, 12 America You're tired - used frozen stares, empty lives stick to your sidewalks with the cadavers of days Gone by. America Vast as the dreamless sea foaming loneliness, and tossing billboards upon the shore as a token seagull circles Overhead. America Open up -fly Help me dance on the sands, and see the moonbug grow. Then we'll buzz with the laughter of Your soul. America Planted in my mind is yourface smiling. And with my support, come watch your seaflowers Burst open. America You're born anew. Cry like a child fresh out of the womb and cleanse your body with the warm milk We offer. 3,723- 1, fi' ax . V ' .. 'K 'z' 5 12,7 Wm 'ft if 3fl351'!.l1 Jgfigumi wwzff Southern boy . l . Actor . . . Toothpaste Smile . , . Most talked about person in class . . . Backgammon Freak . . . Hey does anybody around here ever . , .'? . . . Size 18 feet . . . Always getting Phillip in trouble. . . Poet . . . 'tPraisethe Lord. fl? eye Swimming jock . . . Zorn's private tutor tor Calculus . . . Eager beaver in swimming . . .Jean and Ruthie forever. . .gives a class party in the middle of the summer . . . assembly speeches his Junior year . . . lt's Illinois not lllinoise. . .Sl-IMCC. Philip lames Page 8 YEARS Entered in 1967 from Harry C. Withers Elementary Roar,1O,11, 12 President, 12 Football, 9, 10 H Water Polo, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 1 1, 12 Swimming, 9, 10, 11,12 Varsity Letter, 11, 12 Golf, 11, 12 Relldarker, 10, 1 1, 12 Assistant Business Manager, 11 Advertisement Manager, 12 l.ettermen's Club, 11, 12 WLTV, 9, 10 Business Manager, 10 Chess Club, 10 Northwood Club Jr. GoIfAssoc., 9, 10, 11 Treasurer, 9, 10 President, 11 Honor Roll, 12 Mustang Club,1O,11,12 Treasurer, 10 President, 11, 12 .. it ,... 1 1 1 11 , W W Y ! 'ix if 11' at 1 1 ' 2 nw . ,. m x M , H Y ear' 1 ! 1J in i , 'L 'N ...,. ' .. , - ' ' ,Ki 1i ..... .... 1 1 1M . .... r limi 113 it 1 . 2 1 ? ' 1 1 ' A 1 111 . . , , ,311 My 1111 i1 ,A , 12 Y CE , Q, ' ' ,1 ' I 1111- ' ' Ji 11 111 1... f Marshall Bryan Payne 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Bradtield Elementary High HonorPolI.9,1O, 11.12 Cum Laude. 11. 12 National Merit Letter ot Commendation. 12 Pelvfarker, 10. 11 Co-Photography Editor. 11 Marksmen. 11. 12 Photography Editor. 12 Roar 10 11 12 President 12 Astronomy Club.9. 10 Photography Club 11 Lettermens Club. 11. 12 Water Polo 10 11. 12 varsity Letter 11 12 Captain. 12 Swimming. 11 12 varsity Letter 11 12 Captain. 12 GOl19.1O.11 12 varsity Letter. 11.12 Cross Country 9 Soccer. 9. 10 Adidas Club. 12 Lion and Sword Society.11.12 Proficiency in English Award. 11 l'For God so loved the world that l-le gave His only begotten Son. that whosoever believes in Him. should not perish. but have eternal litef' - John 3.16 llBut now abide faith. hope. love. these three: but the greatest ot these is Iovef' -- l Corinthians 13:13 wr re Bryan . . . most disorganized in class , , . Robert Wagner look alike . . .Schlob . . plays wa-wa-po-po . . . dextrotabs. . . lvlerskellelies . . . always cramping up in workout . . . swimming buddies with Craig . . . almost had a wreck with DC. . . . Rainbow . . . l-lottest GS. on campus . . . only GS. on campus . . . friends with PA. . . . Bonham . . . l'I've got to go duck hunting this weekend . . . Young Liter . . . CR. . . .Skiing . . .golt. . .once an avid kaker. , .SMU basketball . . J A 'V . . duck walk . . . saved Zorn at Prestonwood . . . Drove the 'll-leap fx y . 1 y Jryear. . .Sl-llvlCC. . .Camera bug. . .Peggy. . . CXVA Azliv Backgammon all night?. . . Alright, vvho's going to move tirst?! . . . Danola . . , one ot the Senior Russian class trio . . . 1001 Danish Delights . . . EVIL ll . . . Made library Christmas card with KS. . . . Drives motorcycle faster than most people drive their cars . . . l'Got poison ivy vvhere?l . . SHMCC. . .Kip's,Sambo's, . . Michael Gron Peterson 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Spring Valley Elementary Our Noblest Achievement We must expect posterity to vievv with some asperity the marvels and the wonders vve're passing on to itg but it should change its attitude to one ot heartfelt gratitude when think-of the blunders vve didn't quite commit. - Piet Hein lOl Scott Phillips 5 YEARS Entered in 1970 from Sierra Hermosa High Football,9,1O,11,12 All-Conference, 12 All-Private, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Wrestling, 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain, 12 2nd State, 11 Texas State Champion, 12 Varsity Letters, 9, 10, 11,12 Track,9,1O,11,12 1st in Conference, 12 Varsity Letters, 1O, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, 12 Lion and Sword, 10. 11, 12 Flying Club, 12 Rodeo Club, 11, 12 Floar,1O,11,12 Skiing Club, 11, 12 1 f fr 'Q'- Mgr' wg vf ff?-Ewa Lover, fighter, and a wild bull rider. . . biggest biceps in class. . .one ot ConnolIy's boys. . .Sue Ann . . .faithful . . .takes the gang dovvn to his ranch in Mexico . . .takes his girlfriend dovvn to ride horses'?. . . Scotty. . . ls just PLUM crazy. . . took off 2nd quarter to look at col- leges . . . Let's go buzzin around . . . Sort of looks like me . . . Mexi- can . . . S.AP.L.S.P .... Kite-flyer . . . l-lovv many acres is your ranch?'?? . . . Only REAL Cowboy in Class. EMM, Spent more money last year than in last 10 . . .Always accompanied by little girl . . . CHICAGO . . . Car run by squirrels, held together with Band-Aids . . . Pisa W. . . . Telephone cord mysteriously cut in middle of night . . . I can't believe I rolled the wrong house! . . . Color My World . . . Male Chauvinist Pig - and proud of it I . . Psychoanalyzed half of Hockaday. . . Model A . . . What do you mean it I ever get it restored -it is! . . . Can I borrow a paint job . . . Runs casinos in his spare time . . . Almost punched out waiter at Caruso's . . . Who's Betsy? . . . Political fights with Stanley, Campbell . . .Staunch Republi- can . . . Practicing High School Attorney. Robert William Porter, lr. 4 YEARS Entered 1969 from Armstrong School Re-entered 1972 from Highland Park High School Baseball, 10, 11 Marksmen, 12 Underclassman Editor, 12 Glee Club, 10, 11, 12 President, 12 KRSM, 12 Roar, 11, 12 Tutorial, 12 I can only know that much of myself which I have had the courage to confide to you. , ,MQ Q-..' .,, 5 , , W - -.5j.f- , . v gfxj. ggi. NIL, -.gm I lr ,.-2,5i0..fftSxx1., 'I . ' 'w'. . 103 David Truett Roberts 6 YEARS Entered in 1971 from John J. Pershing Elementary Searchers, 9 ouiing Club, 10, 11, 12 Drama Club, 11,12 Cross Country, 12 Film Society, 10, 11, 12 Honor Roll, 12 t'You cannot stay on the summit forever, You have to come down again , . . So why bother in the first place? Just this: what is above knows what is below does not know what is above. One climbs, one sees, one descends, one sees no longer but one has seen. There is an art of conducting oneself in the lower regions by the memory of what one saw higher up. When the can no longer see, the can at least still know. -Vene Daumal fltlihlvlffvlt-PxFBP1R't11 Rock Jock. . .loves Tuxedos. . .hasgoodluck with motorcycles. . . B.M.VV., Porsche, Volvo, Mini-Cooper . . . decrepid bicycle . . . only person to get seconds at lunch 6 times. . . Bean shoes. 'WH xx sZ,AM,6 1 l'You mean you didn't check me in? . . .nice guy . . . has a great fast i ball . . . High batting average . . . The Arm . . . Camaro . . . Snoopy l. . .Man with the red tube and three . . . Gorilla . . .Nautilus Nut. . . Lynn . . .Weenie . . . Lake Bay Hubbard sailing lover. Michael Bruce Roberts 2 YEARS Entered in 1973 from W. T. White High School Baseball, 11, 12 All-Conference, 11 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 Basketball, 1 1 Bookstore, 12 Lion and Sword, 12 lt is a very funny thing about life: if you refuse to accept anything but the best you very often get it. - Somerset Maugham IO5 Thomas Runge Rose 5 YEARS Entered in 1970 from C. H. Cary Junior High High Honor Roll, 12 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11 Track,9,10,11,12 Varsity, 11, 12 Cross Country. 9, 10 Tennis. 12 Football, 9 Hoar, 11, 12 Environmental Council, 11. 12 EVIL Il The pride of the peacock is the glory ot God. The lust of the goat is the bounty of God. The wrath of the lion is the wisdom of God. The nakedness of women is the work of God. -William Blake IO6 CDYNP5 v HEY lNGFtlDl . . . Booot! . . . Animal Farm Anonymous . . , EVIL ll . . .Outto Lunch Bunch. . .originalveg . Banker, . .lsnovvs more people than Tom Woodruff . . . Pseudo Jock . . . What magazines? . . . lives in library . , . the Stapler . . . What Library cards? . . . walked Cross Country fortvvo years. . .inhibited toe. f A -A ifxxy ,f xi, 'I 5 yi ,f -W ,- V! , Cf I is bkwiyw an I . L.. Nlhoj Notlehs . A . Two all beef patties. 'tl have a shorter way . . Square root . . . Special sauce . . . largest office on the campus . . almost as many keys as Barnes . . . runs the S M Science Dept. . . nto the ground . . . lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions . . . miser extraor- inalre , . . owns part of Tandy . , . dreams of Hewlett Packard . . 00 Math . . . Mr. X . . . on a sesame seed pun . . . SLH lover , . lohn Locken Shehon 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Armstrong Elementary VVLTV, 9, 10, 11 General Manager, 10, 11 KSTM, 9, 10 KRSM-FM, 12 Fix-lt-Shop, 12 Founder, 12 Honor F1oll,9, 10, 11 High Honor Roll, 12 Fencing,9,10,11,12 Manager, 10, 11, 12 Service,10, 11, 12 Environmental Council, 11,12 Problem Solvers, 1 1 , 12 Computer Club, 10 National Merit Letter of Commendation, 12 Renssalaer Polytechnic Award, 11 I know how to fix that T.V. so we won't have any moretroublef' 107 -v-75 'Oi E 108 Bruce Douglas Sidlinger 5 YEARS A si ', he ...:::: :':.' .. V' ' I. . ., i r. ' , ' ' . ' K f . ,' , Q ' .nag ..:?fg Pooh-Bear . . . nas radar jamming equipment in his camper . . . np,- 65. . .youngest Junior in SMU. . . .first gasoline powered pogo stick on campus . , . nas a new toy every day . . . But Mr. Arandia, you promised! Wa. -V34 Vryx , .,.,. A , v.,5 025934219 Trips to Austin . . . Pie Pledge . . . eats free at Jack-in-the-Box . . . summer of74' . . . loves police . . . class rip-off artist , . . doesn't do homework, because everybody else does it for him . . . knows more people at UT. than St. lVlark's . . . bowler . . . most susceptible to teachers' questions . . . tells tall tales . . . golden curls . . . Oh, you must be Beanies Boy . . .Zales lvlan. . .Delay in Arizona. . . Louis Aaron Siegel 10 YEARS Entered in 1965 from G. B, Dealey Elementary HonorRoll, 11,12 Tennis,11,12 Track, 9, 10 Soccer, 9, 10 Football, 9 Chess Club, 10. 11 Backgammon Club, 12 Foosball Club, 10 lt is the individual who knows how little he knows about himself, who stands a reasonable chance of finding out something about himself before he diesfl -S. l. Hayakawa 109 Phillip Alan Smith 4 YEARS Entered in 1971 from E. H. Cary Junior High Cheerleader, 12 Roar, 12 Bookstore, 1 1 Foosball Club, 10 Honor Ftoll, 12 Hockaday Maintenance, 12 Cross Country, 11 Varsity Letter, 1 1 Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 9, 10, 11, 12 All-Conference, 9 SPC. Champs, 11 ss if M. Can't drive fast enough , . . But officer l was only doing 9O! . . , Tuesday night omelette club . . . most apathetic cheerleader . . . Bar- bara Bass philosophy of life . . . SMITFY!! . . . So what! . . . You lost your car? . . . walking candy store . . . changes girls like socks . . .AllState Lett Field. . .Young Liter. . .Athens Strip. . .Little Fted Bullet. Stanley . . . Krisbar . . . Can sell anything to anybody at anytime . . . Do you Bhumba? . . .Weadon's pet . . . l'm sure you're wondering . . . Seen driving a silver Lincoln in South Dallas . . . Do you want to buy a pickle? . . . Heinrich Boll . . . Herr Lipp . . . works for J.C. . . . Got a bang out of a Cannon . . . Backgammoned Page . . .Whitham's favorite Jew. . . Marc Robert Stanley 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Arthur Kramer Elementary Honor Roll, 12 Bookstore, 9, 10, 1 1 KSTM, 9 Photography Club, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Boar, 11, 12 Dart Club, 12 Presidents Club, 10 Debate Club, 10 Football, 9, 10 Most Improved Badminton Player, 12 Ojeda'sfor Lunch Bunch, 11, 12 Marksmen, 12 Ugly Tie Club, 12 For plant, animal, or star to live, is to have no doubts concerning its ovvn being. None of them has to decide what it will be the next instant, thus their lite is not drama, but evolution - but lite is exactly the man's opposite - it is having to decide every moment what he must do the very next moment, and therefore, having to discover the very plan, the very design of his being. - Ortega Bassett Ill Raymond Fredrick Stell 3 YEARS Entered in 1972 from Benjamin Franklin Junior High School Dart Club, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Foosball Club, 10 KSTM, 10 Advanced Band, 10, 11, 12 Studio Band, 10, 11,12 Orchestra, 10, 11, 12 Water Polo, 10 Archery, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 10, 11, 12 All-Conference, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Presidents Club, 10 Marksrnen, 12 Ugly Tie Club, 12 To tear love is to fear life, and those who fear lite are already three parts dead. Bertrand Russell ' a ., ' . 112 3 Sie!! Dori, Dori, DORI . . . Nights at the Greek Key Club . . . Ojeda's for lunch bunch . . . Robin Hood . . .Wilhelm Tell . . .Weadon look-alike . . . fired, rehired and expired by Bishop . . . Cin BS. . . Joe Cool's best friend . . . Hey, Ray, what you saw . . . Stopped for driving a car without a motor . . . Rolls downhill . . . Bosco . . . Founder of Backgammon at SM . . .Stell vs. Lippas . . . I was gonna practice, but . . . . . Stell Detective Agency . . . Hey, anybody need an Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Man? ',.. Ambitions to be FREE and HAPPY . . . The RPM's. . .Saturday Savior's. . .Ojedasfor Lunch Bunch. xv ,L BI-IIVICC , . . Veg . . . walked Cross Country for two years . . .Apathy Zlub. . WCooI youriots. . . .Backgammon jacket-lining. . I II-lomework! , . . VVhat's Homework? . . . always has an EVIL plan . . Young Liter . . . Didn't learn how to shave till Senior year . . . Sherman Jet set. . . Oh, just blow it oft. . . .tried to make a Christ- nas Card out of the library with IVI.P .... SElVII' '... EVIL II . . . Organized and executed operation bacon at Hockaday, with John-boy . . Psychology notes . , . lympho . . . Freeman's Pet . . . Pegs in English with Andy and Dwight. Karl Stern 8 YEARS Entered in 1967 from John J. Pershing School I-lonorPIoII,9, 10, 11,12 Astronomy Club, 9 Sailing Club, 11, 12 Ftoar,1O,11,12 Bookstore, 12 Photography Club, 10, 11 Marque, 10, 11 Photography Editor, 11 Marksmen, 12 Photographer, 12 Cross Country, 9, 10, 11 Soccer, 9 Archery, 10 EVIL II Dart Club, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Sol Allan Stern 3 YEARS Entered in 1972 from T. C. Marsh Junior High Archery,10, 11,12 Astronomy Club, 1O,11, 12 Publicity Manager, 12 Chess Club, 10, 11, 12 Flater, 12 Trivia Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President,9,10,11,12 Ftoar, 12 Problem Solvers, 12 Fiubin Society, 12 National Junior Honor Society, 9 Dart Club, 12 Reach tor the heavens and hope for the tuture, All that vve can be and not what we are. - John Denver ln all the history of mankind, there vvill be only one generation that vvill be first to explore the solar system, one generation for vvhich, in childhood, the planets are distant and indlstinct discs moving through the night sky, and for vvhich, in old age, the planets are places, diverse new worlds . . . The opportunity is ours, it vve but grasp it. - Carl Sagan 6145-MOWM Tried to parkin alphabetical order, at home. . .Borkum Baby. . . Are you Karl or Alan . . . Midnight at the Oasis , . . l'm just sailing along . . .hates Z-285, . .Hey Benson! . . . The prime motive of my life is to do something useful for people. . .That's vvhy l have interested myself in things that did not give me bread or strength. But I hope that my studies vvill, perhaps soon but perhaps in the distant future, yield society mountains of grain and limitless power. H4 K. E. Tsiolkovsky Hamdyffwam Jack? Ftandyff, Flandolf?, . . . Dunlap-Svvain . . . National Merit Semi- Finalist?. . .spent 80M of Upper Scnool at the nurse's. . .Candy club . . . loves the Spinners . . . Friends with PA ,... S.lVI.U. Basketball . , .Ranger baseball, . .RD lack Randolph Swain 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Saint lVlicnael's School Soccer, 9, 10 Golf, 9, 10 Roar, 11 , 12 Backgammon Club l-lonorFtoll,9,10,12 Chess Club, 9 Foosball Club, 10 National Merit Semi-Finalist, 12 Astronomy Club, 9 Dart Club, 12 Allan Howard Sweet 12 YEARS Entered in 1963 Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 11, 12 Captain, 12 Golf,1O,11,12 Varsity Letter, 10, 11, 12 Baseball, 9 Football, 9 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Honor Fioll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Class Secretary-Treasurer, 9 Lion and Sword, 12 Band, 9, 10, 11 Bookstore, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Foosball Club, 10 Dart Club, 12 12 Year Club Krisbar . . . LAGNAF . . . doomed to U.T. . . . ZBT . . . Big Al . . . Backgammon Shark . . . Mr. Hustle . . . never lost a race with Harris to B-ball games. . .Toc Lovitto Fan Club. . . Levvih's Shrink. . . Home- work? . . . 12 yr. Man . . . roots for sophomores . . . ChauteabreD- ennys. . .Doesn't drink milk. . . l l MQXWW lPlant Man . . . Rock Jock. . . Eagle Scout. . . Been asleep since 10th grade . . . Laughs at Miss Freemans jokes . . . Only person to take notes in Physics . . . Gave orchids to Mr. Larrimer . . . Drama Fanatic ...Fencer. .. jeffrey l. Wagner 3 YEARS Entered in 1972 from Cary Junior 1-ligh School Honor Ftoll, 10 Glee Club, 10, 11, 12 Fencing, 10, 11, 12 Cross Country, 11 Environmental Council, 11, 12 Marque, 1 1, 12 Editor, 11 7 H8 Michael Wayne Walker 6 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Paul Lawrence Dunbar Elementary Class Vice-President, 9 Track, 9 Basketball, 9, 10 Speech and Debate Society, 10, 11, 12 1st Flunner-Up, Better Speakers Tournament, 10 1st Runner-Up, Rotary international Club, 11 1st Place Winner, Better Speakers Tournament, 11 1st Place Winner COrationj, SMU Forensics Institute, 12 Honor Roll, 11, 12 l.ion and Sword, 12 National Achievement, 12 Amor Omnia Vincitf' i 'Dei gratia, veni, vidi, vicif' lt God befor me, who can successfully be against me. 1' . 1 This is the day which the Lord hath g made, I will rejoice and be glad in it. , - For l have no yesterdays, W ' Time has taken them away B cg kki?-fw2,Egtbif,Q'V'4:,riAi?'fT:. Tomorrow may not be- -,i5,,,,T:f 1 i A But I have Today. . it Nllel,MQ ML M Bev. lvl.VV,VV. . . . L'Yes Sir , . . Do you really learn all those words in the Bible? . . . believes in polygamy . . . No sir, I don't mess around with those serpentsl . . WINDEEDH. . . . . I am more than a conqueror through him that loves me. For l am persuaded, that neither death, nor lite, not angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate me from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus my Lord. l'Finally, walk with pride in your stride -let God be your guide. afilfw jyypwf Ldafui 'Reeb . . . Guitarist , . . 'tHey man, hovv's the band'?t' , . . orange van , . . Ledyard and Walsh Duo, . . . Between Class Wandering Society . . . laughed atthetace of danger. Mark Patrick Walsh Entered in 1967 from John E. Fichling School Foosball Club, 10 Wrestling, 9, 10, 11 Maintenance, 9, 10, 11, 12 F?eMarker, 9, 10 District Attorney: 'Do you swear to tell the truth, the vvhole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Defendant: Tarzan always tell truth. 119 lohn Nicholas Whatley Entered in 1969 from Albuquerque Academy Outing Club, 10, 11,12 Maintenance, 9, 10, 11, 12 Cosmic Manipulators, 12 B-Day Club, 10 . .if you care, don't let them know, don't give yourself away. - Joni Mitchell 120 X 3 1 ff '1,-' at ZZW Doesn't his dad work here? . . . Cosmic wonders . . . Reems Creek Runners . . . part of the Whatiey-Lutken clan . . . knows the secret to life. . .fataIist. . .his life isin Lubbock. . .Geeek!. . .good guitarist . . . Praise the Lord' '... Bean shoes . . . Cosmic Cowboy . . Dragon Freak . . . Mrs. Boones Pet . . .HNKOIAU VBAHUBUR 737,11 Carattracts medal . . . Heidi . . . F.A. . . .Galveston -Summer of '74 . . . member of the 21 dozen club . . . l-ley you vvanna a ride? . . . Tommy, Lynn . . . Ftedneck . . . Football workouts at Zisk's . . . The Blue Bomb. . .40 Bubblies at Texoma. . .T.VV. . . . I want a. . . . . Broke Ebner's bed . . . Got burned by the newspapers . . VVayne's drunk again. LSDI with you knovv vvho. . . Wayne Bruce Whitham 3 YEARS Entered in 1972 from Benjamin Franklin Jr. High l-lonor Boll, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 Football, 10, 11, 12 Undefeated, 9-0, 1974 SPC. All-Conference Offense, 11, 12 All-Private 2nd Team Offense, 1 1 All-Private 1st Team Defense, 12 Baseball, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Roar,10,11,12 Bookstore,10, 11, 12 SMASM,10, 11, 12 There is no such thing as a Hself- made man. We are made of thousands of others. Everyone who has ever done a kind deed for us, or spoken one vvord of encouragement to us, has entered into the make-up of our character and of our thoughts as well as our success. - George Matthew Adams lames Richard Wilkins 5 YEARS Entered in 1970 from Cary Junior High Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Football, 11, 12 Undefeated. 9-0, 1974 Track, 10, 11, 12 Basketball, 9 Water Polo, 10 Baseball, 9 Boar, 1O,11, 12 Bookstore, 11, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Foosball Club, 10 Foosball Singles Champion, 10 We never knovv the true value ot friends. While they live we are too sensitive ot their faultsi when We have lost them we only see their virtues. - J. C. and A. VV. Flare Qt WMM? Dick. . .kept the Math class alive. . . gave more to the machines than anybody else. , . t'Do you really take Karate Rich? . . . SM. in body, T.J. in soul . . . only guy who can go an entire day without coat and tie and not get caught. Brett Simms Willard 7 YEARS Entered in 1968 from Lakewood School Football, 9, 10, 11 Track,9,1O,11,12 Varsity Letter, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 10, 11, 12 Searchers, 9 Ptoar, 12 Drama Club, 12 Adidas Club, 12 Foosball Club, 10 They say, best men are moulded out of faults: And, for the most, become much more the better, for being a little bad. - Measure for Measure, Acts So, 1 JSM!! C, f Covvpoke. . .lost withouthis hat. . ,ex-Forestlane cruiser. . .Jenny , . , . runs taxicab service in his spare time . . . friend of Steve . . . ' S l've got to do something my Senior yearl . . . raises rats in his base- ment. Locker Room Philosopher. 123 i! ' s --L. john Michael Williams 5 YEARS Entered in 1970 from John J. Pershing School High Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Undeteated, 9-O, 1974 Wrestling, 9, 10, 11, 12 Track, 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letters, 11, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist, 12 Cum Laude, 11, 12 Who's Who in American High Schools, 12 FteMarker, 12 News Editor, 12 Associate Editor, 12 Marksmen, 12 Activities Editor, 12 Astronomy Club, 9, 10 Poar,9,1O, 11, 12 SM. Delegate to Texas Nuclear Science Symposium, 11 Physics Tutorial, 12 S.H.M.C.C., 11 Foosball Club, 1O Lapidary Club, 9 . . .never send to know for whom the bell tolls, lt tolls for thee. - John Donne 7'YL.A.,u Cum Laude Man . . . Totally dominated John Harris in water basketball . . . Hippie Hater . . . Wrestling matches with Harris . . . Best wreck in class . . . Will he beat Payne in the valedictorian race? . . . Covvpoke . . . Payne's nemesis. . .future Navy Man . . . bound for Ftice or ASJVI . Pedneck. . . Q Woody . . . Let's do it tor the blurb . . . tied for hairiest in the class . , . can pick up any inuendo . . . moody . . . animal on the lane . . . MR. CRUSH . , . has been a bad influence on Craig all of his life . . . always having to adjust himself . . . dated every girl at Hockaday - once . . . 747 . . . You got any Pearl on tap'?' '... Hockaday maintenance . . . secret loves from a tar . . . Ml don't have to prove my masculinity . . . Red Man chavv . . . l'Have you got a Kleenex? . . . looks great in a bikini . . . She's so good looking . . . big blue-sob . . . sagas . . . J.J.C. tan club . . . restricted to stands for the first 3 games . . . human megaphone . . .Young Liter . . . has to pysche up tor dates. . .Whatever happened to L.C., MD., DP., BF., MC., SF., EL., VB., LF., CE., J.M., CC., D.l., SVV., JF., C.VV., RR., T.B., and kK.l-l.'? Thomas Wayne Woodruff 4 YEARS Entered in 1971 T. C. Marsh Jun from ior l-ligh National Merit Letter of Commendation 12 Cheerleader, 12 The Lion, 1 1 Public Relations Manager of the Bookstore 12 FleMarker, 12 Roar, 10, 11, 12 Rio Grande Kickers, 12 Track,9,10, 11,12 Football, 9, 10 Drama Club, 12 Hockaday Maintena nce,12 leffrey Brian Zisk 6 YEARS Entered in 1969 from Nathan Adams Elementary Eootball,9, 10,11, 12 Captain, 12 Undefeated, 9-0, 1974 Varsity Letters, 10, 11, 12 All-Conference, 12 All-Private, 12 l3aseball,9, 10,11 Varsity Letter, 11 Soccer, 11, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 All-American Nominee, 12 Track, 12 Varsity Letter, 12 Honor Roll, 9, 11. 12 Lion and Sword. 12 Leftermen's Club, 1O,11, 12 Bookstore, 9, 10, 12 Manager, 12 Student Council, 12 Backgammon Club, 12 Relvlarker, 9, 10 Marksmen, 9, 10 SIVIASM, 10 'What is moral is what you feel good after and what is immoral is what you feel bad after. Ernest Hemingway Nice guys finish last. Leo Durocher Mia 1 Captain Jeff . . . Mean with a capital lvl . . . Jeff loves BE . . . Dedi- cated Fled Neck . . . Loves long weekends . . . abrupt change senioi year . . . plays tag with wooden fences. . . loses control at the site ofa van . . . Ulf they don't, l won't1' . . . JSB and water . . . ls he really Jewish? . . . football does something to him . . . l'But lVlr. l-lollon, hovi do you do the homework? . . . plays monster man in soccer, too . . My parents are going out of town this weekend . . .football workouts at home. . .doesn't remember trip to Austin . . . Brenda. .Q BdQjZmn Boot! . . , sleeps in Chemistry . . . ls really a cutter on dates . . . man ot the hour . . . got his Cum Laude membership revoked . . . was if . , . white pants in the Winter. . . always smiling . . . t'lt's all absurd . lt's all symbolic . . , t'Thls is great . . . The human typewriter . . As it this happens in real life . . . Roben Eugene Zorn 11 YEARS Entered in 1964 from Mary Boswell School High Honor Roll, 11 Honor Holt, 9, 1O, 12 Cum Laude, 11, 12 ReMarker, 1 1, 12 Assistant Sports Editor, 12 Marksmen, 12 GOlf,9,1O,11,12 Varsity Letters. 11, 12 Soccer, 9 Lettermen's Club, 11, 12 Problem Solvers, 11 Roar, 12 .Ohm - Kenny Moore 7 4 , , x If 4' A wx .M PM .w s W ff' ll' M933 . fl: 2' , My g. 'U Q wha.-., ,W W . E . M, Y' 1 'v 'ff .W if Q -.Y UNDER- CLASSMEN 14 X1 134 vi . l luniors J ki' it--... President -John Rutherford, Student Council Representative Jim Bain, Secretary Ted Wil' son, Vice President George Lombardi Jim Allen Scott Allen -it David Arnold ,Y-1. at 'R ,f an Q la Nd .g -, .. Q . 5' If +- Sam Baldwin Sid Balman Bruce Bateman Scott Benzuly Mike Bernon , Y, Q, Chuck Blaylock .hw l X Lowell Burk Bryan Bush is . Andy Byrne Sandy Campbell tif' Rod Clark Toby Clovves Q., Bill Daves Bobby Denton Bobby Dunlap X ,,4Qg.,,. ' M1-', ,. w - , 9 wsfflqnzli ' of An qiffig,-if ,lgixim biyfg' Q 4A1+JQf9'Qrff-f 1 93 N17 f:,.a7zr,e Q 4 'ff :f 15'x -'72 Jlm Edsel Steve Eggers Erlc Elclwenwald Tom Fagaoau Ted Foster '32 f i Jack Foxworth Cllll Frelomarl Jerome Garza Clay Gerard Doug Glen Perry Greene John Grier Chuck Helms Jeff Hllller Clay l-lollrs Davld Holt Terry Hurlbut onli ui W 'bib A i. Qililll I 1 1 A klb -V- Q...-M , f X ' , , 5 5 Y I, 3, , f Pat Jeneveun Tom Jones John Kellogg Eddie Kownslar Greg Kraus Jeff Kremer infix ,M ,me 5' 1' .,-:ff Mark Lennox Hays Lindsley Stuart Litvvin George Lombard: Brad Loosley Jim Lorenz Matt McBride Tim McCarthy Tom McLaurin Will Montgomery Kenny Moore Mike Neill Mac Nickey Davis Nortncutt Clyde Ponder Y., Manuel McMillan Spencer Mackenzie David Maldanado Andy Michael x 1. A ,vw ...J Jack Price Jirn Rain 4 Larry Puls Andreas Reimold Harold Rolfe David Sarnmons John Rutherford Monty Schuth .. N urs ,,. 1, 4. D i N 2 Q John Sharp Greg Sheldon in ff 14 f lf, 3 A Q, 2. 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'P' Roy Smith Norman Stout Leonard Stern Matt Tabak Bill Tanner David Terry David Traver Mark Vanston Glenn Weadock Danny Weiner Rick Welfelt Jon Wiedemann Ted Wilson Keenan Vvolens Thorney Young Keith Young t S Q r U 3' C 3 O T FD cn Gary Btoon Lawrence Bock Cnns Boenrn Jesse Brooks ntcnara Brown Frank Arlen Fergre Anderson Roger Andres Warren Attvvood Jonn Barnnrlt Jarnes Bass Sarn Brerner Fironaro Btaylook ,gr ZX lx, A i k 3 f f f 1 V ! ev . 1' sm' if rgee.f'j,41f. 1 j as 4. , l.u . x.-If ' as K 1 Y, 17 2 S x 'is' Murray Cavrn Bryan Cotlrns QB' Kevrn Costa Marvun Cotten Ted Crofford Ar Duncan Student Counorl Representative Drck Blaytock Secretary Sam Brerner Presrdent Frank Alten Vrce Presroent Jrrnmy Bass xx 4 I Nui- 2 xx Robbie Dutton David Ebaugh Bruce Epstein Richard Fischer Wx ew M, ,ff 4, , df Robert Goldberg Ross Goldstein Miles Graivier Jonathon Gross fr- M01 0 ' MW A 4426 V352 I' Michael Kerber Charles Keys Lee Kleinman Scott Lasseter wr' Cliff Freeman Bobby Freling Jeff Genecov Alan Glen Jay l-louren Phil l-luffines Joe Jenike Chris Jung Dori Limdsley Bob McDonald l-lal Maxwell Brad Meyer Jack Morris Frank Needham Stuart Olipharit Floss Perot Greg Seale Scott Seidel Andy Shore Kaylert Silverberg :ii Robert Pollock Tyrone Powell Brian Riley David Rogers Peter Rosenfeld Kirk Fiovinsky Danny Schlachter Alan Schorifeld A rt.-u 3 , ., 5 5, , i - A l ,sw -,,..1 Kerry Sulkovvitz Courtney Suttie John Taylor Robert Todd Hal Urschel Scott Walton Gary Weiner Alan Winn .u t ,au .Ja Q, ,W 6' 5 we Q ttr ,Q-.,, Randy Zisk Richard Winn Howell Wynne ws-N anime. Freshm n Brad Allen Brian Anding Marc Andres James Aston Anthony Atvvell Kirk Avery Biohard Billings Pat Black Dan Boeckman 140 sa Vice President Harold Montgomery, President Christy Vial, Student Council Representative John Snider, Secretary Bragg Smith. f l 5 I ,I lfi ' x I ,I I 'VCIZ9 5? 1 dl .Q .qs Xt J Keith Bowers Eric Bradford Philip Bronston fv- Davis Cable Craig Callewart Brad Campbell --bw if ' ,,l titt t V ' ww Eric Frankfort Erich Freiberger Brad Freidman Chris Gerken Chuck Gittins Ruffin Graham Tom Haas Houston Hall O new --J., f y v C 9 , 1 6 6? ff M Bill Hauer Allan Hay Warren Jasper Bill Carpenter Robert Chaiken Keith Coleman Flick Currey Jack Denman David Denton Michael Ebaugh Evan Fogleman ,J -af Bruce Jenevein Mark Jones Chris Jordan John Kennedy tssac Loose Cnarles Lorenz Mark McBnoe Torn McConnell Scott Mason Scott Morvvay Davro Pancerz Sam Patterson Mark Penzel Kit Pybas Willard Korfnage Peter Kraus John Lrttle -new Bart Matto Harold Montgomery Torn Morris Jrm Morrison V Q at C x ' ,r Q Va M I Q ' if 'A' , , ' ,f.Q4,, ,, mf Charles Ray Jeff Ray Mark Reeder ww: Jay Fteucnman an -'T' 'm,'a,.Q.4: . gm Q ,, A g., -J -tt. ., 42 Q' XX I Doug Sheldon Bragg Smith John Snider Steve Stevenson Bryan Strode Charles Sullivan Toby Toler Jeff Turpin sf f -1 A i 16 'i ii itt K k .., :,k,z:Vi: ,.., . 1 :.. E, . 'V N ' . .- Q -' 'i Q ttvt S I .,,.tt . Q . f X tt. , fi 3 X N. if Q 4 NK 5, Paul Rice Kevin Richardson John Roach Richard Rohan Bobby Rosenthal Jett Sayah Paul Schmidt David Sebastian 41' N. .f , 'U' Y . 42' David Vanderpool Crist Vial Chris Vidal Tom Waters Dale Vveyand Sandy Whatley Robert Wise I it IAA iw ' 1, I., . K .. . K xv is XX as ,. . - ' M goos- ,QXIIHIH W H 5 .mmf 'Q y 4.--'Q,. I I I K.-' ,Q p Q K ,f w 5 ff J' J ' 4 N' 4 vu Magi W- W mx ,, I' S , .41 N55 ,,..k -Q Eighth Grade 146 Scott Berger Karl Black Brad Blumenthal Davld Boney Francls Brooks John Broom Mlchael Cassrdy Cralg Caudle Cralg Chapman Richard Clovve David Clovves Thomas Cralg Patnck Cronin Frat Davis George Dealey Kurt Elchenvvald V-Y und 49 it Neil Gerson Al Gilbertson Franz Glitsch William Glover Neal Heckel Peter Hennings James Herndon Jerry Hosek WP' Q! ' ri f , il I 9 i N :Mx Q SN J t ST? 33 a: eff? .sofa ,iv k ,, ' . ' 4 We x R N is ,i Ni Oscar Estell David Fields Anthony Fisher Greg Fulcher Duffy Graham Jack Hailey Brent Hardy John Harris Andrew Hudson Eric Jerome Cole Johnson Ken Kattner . 147 Jason Kinchen Nelson Lacey David Laufen Jack Lund Charles lVlcCre-ary Peter McKenzie William McManemin Jeffery lvlankoff if i la- m I l eaei, Jon Mosie iiie I N , Charles Munrsor ' LL 'H ' 5 'fi William Nelson ifei ' -A a i is , is X ffl I I A Tom Pulley Wd Flichard Rasansky Greg Raskin if ,:. mf, K 1 g:-, 1 fi Robert Roe Frank Rolfe Ken Salyer Brad Schlachfer Jeff Shipper oo Q .. 4-6 1 X' o o 'o 1 Q 1 147 .1-W q HG , --'fit , 45 ::1'?f Mvfv -::',, ,Z5:, ' fi v 'R' af s RQ. , Q-E41 V , Q3 V x 'V V2 Seventh Grade Webster Atvvett John Bacon Blake Beckham John Beckvvlth 1 -,f. 1 xr-W L -QF C me C w. Q' Charles Boatvvrught Stephen Broun John Calhoun George Canty Brodae Cobb Larry Corbin Allen Custard Trey Cutler Larry Cnsostornc Paut Delgadillo Steven Epstein Jay Faulker of 1. xr 735' .- - 1 , L L 0. , o pq, 0 l QI. . 1 'I A fdia ,QQ C X.. L we-7, 4? X' M 1.0.41-f -ray x he 'V af 3 'ww is m Edward Feldman Russell Fojtasek Peter Fox Thomas Frye James Fults John Gilchrist David Greenblatt Stephen Guerin Wallace Hall Gregory l-larnesberger David Hart Joshua Hirsch Milton l-luang James Hudson Alan Hull Reuben Jacobs Bob Jenevein Keith Kadeskv Kevin Kadesky Steven Kattner Robert Keeler Paolo Piccagli Jonathan Raden Bradford Richards Howard Robinovvitz ,A i M af 'Ni i 3 , A X , ,,, , ,I it 1 Q i x 1 'Qi 3 522655, -as 'Hs' as 1:7 133' '-in Lance Lang Niet Loeb Peter Lynch Jay McALiIey Carnm Maguire Martin Manasco David Mullins Ray Ornid Steven Peskind 'a L ,if M if ,dn ,gg 1 ,J 5- 1 L ,'13,,,,. ,, , I J 1 ,ide Jeffery Kerber Kevin Kester Olin Lancaster Andrew Landisrnan . QW . ' if 's fr,2 VI, x 2' 'E' iw' H, R, zzfizffg 'f :':. T .i ' ef fy w , gy ., x, at Q., , 2 f ,l I 1? 'U 'Qi i ,M 'Xi 1 ..-,,.,...-1.----u--,.. X Q .-ai' JC' Darrell Floblns Derek Saunders Jon Savah Barry Segal Adam Seidel Bingiee Shlu Michael Singer Jeff Spears James Spelllngs Jell Slager Stanley Stewart Brad Stotlel XS 'W' xx' -Q02 N William Thau David Todd David Toombs William Trent David Vaughn Ted Waechter Edward Wagner Michael Weed David Wilkie Phillip Woodward 4 Si xth Grade Danrel Chu Collrn Cohen Lary Cotten Lansing Deal Harold Entz Blchard Esler lvllke Ferguson Morton Fogelma Randall Fojtasek Ftlcnaro Foro Mlchael Andersor Kurt Arnirn Kyle Atklns John Bacnman Herb Beneson Steven Berger Davld Bllllngs Mlke Brown Jack Burrell Pnlllo Carter fl at ' 1 vr . .ff KN! fr-QQ 4' ff' 8 Cf- .ff ,-6 A 'Pia D I R . A frfy ore ., le B. rt 'klg rf gk -N 3 w ef-1 vi as' ee ff Kenneth Hersh Mark Hill Drew Holton Marc Hubbard Brad Johnson Scurry Johnson Tony Jerome Doug Keys Tim Kreatschman Corey Ladd George Lancaster Mike Larkin .. sg.. .if .'-i 'k:-' 1-N .. . ses . ,L .1 K, 3 .xli 1'r--1 H A-4ql! L 52- 13 - - QR L LLL LLLLLLL E3 5 X s New , is 3 iw - :iz 1 -- ,ssi U!-,4 5 ,. sg, pk, ,... S U 'fl Tffsx' fix ol: sn-liv-Kl--We K in Q Y - zh' L 5 X if S' R mvmtg A '11-f., K 5 sg . 25-. ' 'll 'as 5 x i N x X W M- X .. k.LW- e' Q- 1 Q s kr fp ess, N E 1-up ,X 1 L Paul Logan Eric Lombardi Tom Loose John Loza Douglas Mankoll David Marcus Charles Marlin Ross Mason John Meaders Michael Meadows William Millsaps James Norman 'LZ 14 ' :vt . , . . ..u..,. . ,.,,.:. - I.. fl' f' MIM!! 6 :Sf?Ff.f William Olds Carl Oman James Plumlee John Ponder Mark Raskin Russel Rian Lawrence Roach Kurt Rumsfeld f f 0, gs ..,,,J Matthew Sanders David Shelmire Brian Shiu Paul Sorrels -s NL, gk x I i William Threadgill Jordan Voelker Michael Watson Charles Weatherford Richard Wesson David Wilson Taylor Wilson Barrett Wiseman .C 1 IV' in George Spencer Christopher Stottel Ronald Sussman Stephen Taylor 15. 'T N, -,Ji C Sf K - 91 N05 4- 4? :CQ if an r nm? XJ Thomas Bishop Robert Brown 'sdi 3 ' C F , 1? gi' . S x 'ii F E ri 21' N04 Q-:Ai d 7f is '94 Fifth Grade Robert Browning Charles Bohannon Shaun Cohen Robert Cooney Mark Crutcher Michael Dittmar Mark Epstein David Ferguson Allen Fiuzat Robert Ford William Foxworth James Friedberg David Gene-cov Douglas Greenberg Dale Greenblatt Ralph Greenlee 15 Mike Haberecht Steven Hart Keith Henson James Holloh 'Vis -Q9 -H-'sv 1' :JJ -fl' it c sy 5 i ,N . Samuel Hudson Mark Hurst Robert Hydernan Lee Jamieson Michael Jewell Charles Kaye Michael Levitz Earnest Lloyd wr l i Daniel Maoery Roland Marks John Meadows Jeffrey Miller Q U-in-q.,,, ,,,.. .fc -s 'Q' if 'l 3 A flig- i st- Brian Neuholf Peyton Pearce 4 an ' t if M' I 'te V, 3 V VI., 'Uv 3. -.. Jon Floss Flex Ftoten John Flovvlett Wayne Sabo K rv' D ,X 1 2 K.: ---. Y 5 ii.-, 5 ., Q . ..f.ag jfffiiirw fr wt? N x x I +vi- vi +1 X lik l 5 I 1 ' 1 fn. ,bg . 2 2l++ X 'fr 1-1-1- - in 1 ,M.+-,ia .xxxl ati is '13, 3119511 --S W., rl. Y., K, Q si .,N...g. 19? -aw f..: , zl. -- iw x... Siam? WF' :aw f- N f .tb 1 -, fl Thomas Penzel Massimo Piccagli Eric Fteeves Erik Reichman IWW Scott Segal Bertram Simon Scott Smith Ftichard Solomon x -. it to Spencer Taylor J ' to DavldTodd -'YD L -an-v . rlz, K Sterling Urschel John Wade Jim Walker Lee Webster David A. Wood David J. Wood David Woodward 159 Lower School X -5 First Grade Top to Bottom: Whalley, West, Wallace, Rivera, Rackets, Nelson, lvluncy, Newsome, Malant, Lopez, Kysor, Mank, Kraus, Keller, Hudson, Kaspar, Fiuzat, Grier, Hughes, Greene. Harris, Goodman, Dunlap, Forman, Crews, For- gotson, Caudle, Broom, Bishop, Behrendt, Barzune, 5 , Albright, Acosta. P I h R i L Second C Grade T .fmir Top: Cook, Kaspar, Murphy, Picaggli, Hubbard, Craig, Kaye. 2nd: Maier, Mac son, Sheinberg, Egues, Arredondo, Beckwith, Clark, Brackbill, Brown. 3rd: Lewis, McBride, Rogers, Thomas, Mize. FrontRow: Metni, Wissman, Solomon. l6O Donald, Talkinglon, Lancaster, Robert Glitsch, Key, Kidd, Neuholf, Leviton Third Grade Top: Bachman, Meadows, Bower, Alpert, McGuire, Fine, Roach. 2nd: Crutcher, Harvey, Benners, Canty, Rosenoloom, Galllard, Now- lin, Henderson, Anderson, Roberts, Cook, Lancaster, Ewton, 3rd: Baker, Touchstone, Sommertleld, Hurst, Lipton, Grossman, Key, Kim- ple, Atwell, Ingram, Larkin, Grawe. Front: Sample, Pierce, Aler. 1 Top Row: Zisk, Williams, Weatherford, Ungerman, Tierney, Sweat, Stager, Segal, Robins, Rasansky Ctlerryj, Rasansky CJetfj, Pierce. Middle Row' Papert, Mason, Martikan, Lord, Jones, Hunt, Fuller, Eguess, Dexter, Bloom, Berry, Beneson. Front Row: Beckham, Ball, Bailey, Anderson, Alpert, Allen, Adkins, B., Adkins, J. Fourth Grade Q ,1 15, Q! :of 1' A.- is 53 ,Q-u, ACT w mes 4 Pecos III The first of the freshman trips took place in the '71-'72 year and its purpose was to help unify the incoming class. The trip, which was somewhat like Outward Bound, was meant to help the students understand their fellow classmates and to give the class more unity. In the middle of August, the class of '79 went to the Pecos wilderness for its week-long backpacking and camping trip. The class split up into eight groups, with each group performing a certain serv- ice project during the trip, The group hiked from thirty to forty miles during the trip, and the last day was spent in an overnight solo. Ks 5 -s. Q , iv ff f' if fl' 4, f .-fy. 1 kv ,ef .Jff , , 'F-f'f .Q ,P , r .4 r I 1 ' ' 'f ff' rf4 ,' or I 'ff -wif IF wi Bookfair The annual St. Marks Booktair, held October 28 - October 31 found a new home ln the Decherd Center. The sale, vvhlch is sponsored by the Parents Club. was headed oy Mrs. l-lazel Cable. ln addltlon to books, handmade jewelry and calendars were also sold, Helen Coroltt, a vvell known vvrlter ot cookbooks, attended the Booktalr and autographed her cookbooks which were on sale, The proceeds from The Booktalr went to the St Marks Llhrary, as ln past years. MACHWIS tx 1 41 WW' 'IE nal '-A'- --s--.-Q.i'-'g ' ,M .. . , Q -. gy 1 a I ,ii H , Ju.- MF'- ,,,.- my iii--' i i -if i ,, ,,,,,,, iw, i ,J v i T iiii iw f in i f i ,, aif ' J ,. iii, ,Ml The Third Man on the Mountain James MacArthur The Goldrush Charlie Chaplin W, A' AK ,i ,,,,.,, M. 5 ,K , f A Film Societ Productions The Film Society presented five films. and several assemblies, during the fall. The movies included three oldies, a Dis- ney production, and a contemporary film. All involved are grateful for the l-l. Ben Decherd Center's excellent facilities for Showing films. ,4 3, all at . The General Buster Keaton 167 mM,sMwf , f- -ff :im 4-wi MM, I Q, 2 163 25 A. ,... .1 W 1 f i wa: 1 .na --df M ,.-, il , fm wi va-3,1 f-7 JY' I X .-.fix fi , WI: 3 , 7 in' - iii, Qg I 19 P 1 5- Qf 3' k'- Q xii 'Q 2 3 E 5 2 5 v ff w ,,f V S' 3 3 fx lm 5 5 f nk, . 4 'W ,fx - 0. , , ,B , 7 V n F sw,-'wi i' 5 lwliii. Latin lin 1 mlm s, ,L L Q .. . --2 -. ' L,AA L. 70 Hockada Carnival For the second consecutive year, St.Mark's stu- dents supported the I-Iockaday Charity Carnival. Several classes set up their own booths. The after- noon's activities consisted of various rides and games. ge '5l,.,,- x .I xl l at Bus Trips Tvvo bus trips supported the Lions' football team when they played out-of-tovvn contests. The Roar, a spirit organization under the leadership of senior Philip Page, sponsored a trip to Oklahoma City on October 11, where 230 enthusiastic Lion fans watched St. Mark's demolish the Casady Cyclones, 34-O. The Lion fans, which included the entire St. Mark's Band, easily outnumbered the hosting Casady fans. The senior class, under the organiza- tion ot Mike Roberts and Brett Willard, also spon- sored a trip to Wichita Falls. The trip was just as suc- cessful as the game, as St. Mark's crushed the Notre Dame Knights, 28-O. ft Drama Presentation For the dedication week of the H. Ben Decherd Center, the Drama Club presented its first production in its new theatre. The pro- gram, based on a Gay 90's theme, consisted of two melodramas, 'lThe Great Bottleneck Dia- mond and l'Ten Barrooms in One Night, a barber shop quartet and a dramatic reading of Mighty Casey by Mr. Adams. Two of the per- formances were reserved for the lower school and were filled to a capacity audience of about 200 people. il' W ' l 6 S f,, f V ,SS Homecoming I I Students partake inthe post game festivities. 3 , V hlby H H . ' 451' , .,, ' , . 'Q , W ' fa V' Y. -1 V f ' L' .A 11442 2 E . .W I t 'naman' v sl A 31-O victory over St. Johns set the scene tor a very success- ful Homecoming Friday, October 18. This year's theme was A Fall Harvest, and the gym vvas decorated vvith indian corn, sugar cane and sheaves of vvheat and bales ot hay. First State Band provided the music for the dance. First State Bank, a versatile group played a collec- tion of l3eatle's hits and several medleys. Cheerleaders Car Wash The annual Cheerleader car vvash was held on September 18. The funds raised were used to help finance victory parties and the purchase of buttons and ribbons. 4 Dr. Leon Cooper Dr. Leon Cooper. a professor at Brovvn University and a Nobel Prize vvinner in physics, spoke to members of the St. lvlarlds community, Wednesday night, November 20. Dr. Coopers discussion dealt vvith the funding of research. He criticized the Governments cutting back on funds for research projects, and asserted that pres- ent government funds need to be reappropriated, and colleges should become more dependent on students tuition for funding research. ludge Sarah T. Hughes Federal District Judge Sarah T. Hughes spoke before members of Mr. Donaldson's Lavv in Ameri- can Society course on December 5. Judge Hughes primarily fielded questions from the students, during the one hour session. Her topics of discussion ranged from plea bargaining to capital punishment. She is opposed tothe death penalty. Judge Hughes feels the ansvver to the marijuana problem is greater education among the nation's youth. While discuss- ing the country's judicial system, she stressed the improvements made vvithin the city jails. Efforts have been made to segregate hardened criminals from first offenders, as vvell as giving the prisoners a pur- pose to live during their rehabilitation. si?-Qs 'kiss tg. Q X ximi- Assemblies St. lvlarlds Student Council nas provided interest- ing as well as educational assemblies tnis year. Dr, Waiter Judd, former missionary and Congressman, spoke at one of tnose assemblies. Dr. Judd spoke about tne differences between American and Cni- nese cultures. He stressed tne fact that despite the differences between tne two cultures, neitner one is inferior. Dr. Judd supported nis statements by telling of his experiences in China. l-le discussed tne differ- ences between our governments, cultural organiza- tion, and attitudes. Otner entertaining assemblies included, a karate demonstration and a fatner-son ping pong matcn between Dr. Puls and Larry '76, lunior Dance This year the juniors broke avvay from the tradi- tional setting and decorom of black plastic on the Walls ol the cafeteria. The dance was held in the gym and lealured the band. Tokin Effort. Behind the band was a gigantic American flag. The reel of the gym was decorated in red, vvhile, and blue. The dance was very successful, drawing many under- classmen and most ofthe senior class. XM 5 7fff'? , J- ,srl W I P- . 4 ,. 'F Lf x Q ' Under the direction of Mr. James Livengood, the tvventy-third annual Festival ot Lessons and Carols vvas held in the Chapel on December eighteenth. An assortment of traditional carols and folk songs vvere sung by the congregation and choir. Band and Orchestra Presentation The band and orchestra combined their talents on December thirteenth, and presented their annual Christmas concert in the H. Ben Decherd Fine Arts Center. The Band was con- ducted by Mario Foster, and Mr. Yves L'Helgoual'ch conducted the orchestra. Both groups played a vari- ety ot classical and con- temporary pieces. f' l't lv. i Festival of Lessons and Carols Billy Budd The Drama Club presented Billy Budd, a play adapted from the novel by Herman Melville on the evenings ot December 19 and 20. The action took place aboard a British vvarship in 1789. The play vvas the tirst major production in the nevv l-l, Ben Decherd Center. All aspects ofthe nevv facil- ity vvere put to use in the play. The complex lighting design tor the production vvas enhanced by nevv equipment vvhich created the atmosphere for eve- ning and battle scenes, All members ot the Drama Club either participated in one ot the technical crevvs or acted in the play, vvhich vvas directed by Mr. Peter Lutken. The Crew Mr. Lutken gives last minute instructions 4 'I Af: nv i J, ,Q ' 5 hz. 4. cf x I ffm vfvffxv X 5, 'll Folk Concert A folk concert which featured St. lvlarlds students and alumni officially opened the Can-paign on December eighth. The proceeds from the concert were given to the Little Flower Missionary Society in order to purchase food tor needy families. The concert. which netted 3160, was organized by Senior Nick Whatley and Can-paign chairmen Trey Nicoud. David Hochstim and Ed Keefer. A homemade dinner followed the various musical performances. The Trinity River Opera Company The Rio Grande Kickers ...-.....Q '?-. T15 -JEL if' I 5- T' Til! TNR '11 -' ' 1 ezl v2,- tiirtistt at Y. Chairman Ed Keefer tallies collection results. Can-paign Despite the inflation of the past year the 1974 Can-paign under the leadership of David l-lochstim, Ed Keefer, and Trey Nicoud managed to make an admirable contribution to needy families all over Dal- las. Fund raising for the Can-paign included, a suc- cessful folk concert, lunchroom auctions, and nightly door-to-door soliciting. A highlight of the Can-paign was a faculty skit presented in morning assembly. The Senior Class also spent an afternoon transporting toys to the Little Flower Mission for under priviledged children as a Can-paign function. The eighth grade vvon the class competition. At the end of the Can-paign it was announced that nearly 27,000 cans had been collected. My I WH, ., t ' I A 'T ,,,. Q -- wt. 89: 'fu -.. Y, 0 ft 3 Q 5 ,..., M, a , . Christmas Party The annual Christmas Party was held in the Chapel on December twentieth. The traditional Christmas tree was decorated by the first graders, and a variety of Christmas carols were sung. During the party, the leaders of the Can-paign, David l-lochstim, Edward Keefer and Trey Nlcoud, announced that a total of nearly 27,000 cans had been collected, and this announcement was greeted with applause. Mrs. Hazel Cardiff, director of the Little Flower Missionary Society, presented a plaque and a sculp- ture tothe school in appreciation for the successful efforts of this year's Can-paign. Sister Magdalene of St. Mary of Carmel School added her gratitude for the schooI's contributions, wif: ' .isggfw -., - f F,t A in Mrs. Hazell Cardiff in-1 .....-of ,A fax. .5 Af, 5 Jwfvi2Q liwiiil ' . N . B 1 f v A K V A . ' 1 1 Q ff 2 4 A f Q I . s . ! , T , I a 1 Y 1 1 1 1 S 5 I 4' v , , . 3 . ' 1 1 5 - :g O 3 gf,-wo 1 f TI . mv-r ' 1 r v I . . . . . . . . . . . .. .Su-R.. . -. . . . . . I , . . . v , . . v w . . . . . . , , . ., -. r Q M K..,.., - '-C1 3 c Q 2 v l s :.. .5 I, I gi y A r 1 :M , . 'U e JAX ti iiii it 'wg I -TF .3 N 232 A , ' v Zoning Hearing A large number of St. Mark's students and parents traveled to a Dallas City Council meeting on January 27, to hear a ruling concerning the zoning of a tract of land across from St. Marks Attorney Morris Jaffe represented the school and the neighborhood, and suggested that single-family homes be built in the place of multi-family town- houses. At the last moment Lincoln Properties withdrew their application for multi-family zoning, and it remains to be seen whether they will bring the case up again in two years. -.4-if Attorney Morris Jaffe .41 l 185 Rock Concert The Junior Class held a rock concert Sunday, February 9, in the H, Ben Decherd Center. The concert featured the groups Daniel and Texas Rose. The profits raised from the ticket sales went to the AFS fund. The two and one half hour concert was the first of its kind in the schooI's history. ',..--f ',,.-----, ,,.. .--e .- Texas Rose pf, ,qi Q t,,, . me - 'V 'Tw I-Ulf Hi 8 M. ' f - lv - ' rf., ' ' Humphrey Bogart - Tokyo Joe Film Festival The Film Society held its annual festival during the weekend of February 21, in which a variety ot con- temporary and classical films were shown. Films tea- turing such motion picture stars as Douglas Fair- banks Jr, Danny Kaye, John Wayne and Humphrey Bogart were presented, The festival consisting of llThe Thief of Bagdadf' Slaughterhouse Five, 'lDumbo, Goal!, 'lThe Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Stagecoach, and Tokyo Joe, proved to be one ofthe most well received presentations ot the T year. Stagecoach I 1 'U V f, I f f -1: '4' F' K Above' Slaughterhouse Five n if iifiafff irj5g5L,f,i- f'igj:'5 A-F Lefr4 Goai ,1,,-,pawns IG' ,.. 2.1 f , g, ,f Y l 'iw r ' ,Q ,fi , --T is F.. .av .gif Wg-, 1 'K ' I fm' ij.: H251-I9 'M' . .' 3 ,. is mn.. w-.'d r4.4FMk.l.' l i'..u A , W A , Q - ' I ' Q V , W fp , GY ff K H if 4 1 ' , 34? W 1' A' U 1 v ' it ..4fx-. 1 M A ici. - i Q V if J , 4 , it-av 4, -v 1 'ii rs 'jinaf-f,..i K K E ,, f' '14, z- W 'if A 'WJ 4? W .4-,. Jr -w 1 ,. ' -F K L ,,..i.. K x 4 1 .,, Q I W f.. . A.,., . f ,wg . , 'N t Q - 4. 9 . - 4. H vm- 254-12 I , W , Q M5 af ' 41 nl p.1x'XxE1xCS Football '74-'75 9-0 Top Row: Coach Walker, Coach North, Coach Quisenberry, Bock, Barnes, Coach Ensor. Second Row: Keeler, Coleman, Hunt, Seale McDonald, Allen, Oliphant, Urchel, Seidel, Cavin. Third Flow: Bicknell, Wilkens, Blaylock, Wiedemann, Moore, Price, Montgomery, Ruther- ford, Balman, Allen, Jones, Williams. Fourth Row: Jones, Freling, Campbell, Lee, Phillips, Ebner, Fowler, Zisk, Whitham, Krape, Harris Jones. Best team in St. Mark's Football history. BISHOP LYNCH 3-0 With 5:21 remaining, Senior Lamar Hunt gave the Lions their first score on a 21 yard field goal. That started this year's St. fvlarlds football team on its way to the school's first undefeated season since 1956. The Lions uncorked a powerful running attack with Senior Joseph Jones gaining 145 yards. Senior Scott Phillips played one of the best games ever for an offensive lineman. The Lions' defense thwarted off the pass-oriented Lynch offense. The Lions countered with two key interceptions by Ron Krape and Tommy Ebner. Ebner's interception came deep in Lion territory to stave off Lynch's threat. Ron Krape put out the Friars' lights when he intercepted a pass late in the game to assure St. Marks of its first win of the sea- son. Exulting after Hunt slams the winning field goal Nolan 44-14 The Lions used their steam-rolling running attack in crushing Fort Worth Nolan 44-14. Again Joseph Jones sparked the Lion attack in gaining 137 yards Q65 of those came on the first play from scrimmagej. Lamar Hunt booted a 21 yard field goal with 10:05 remaining in the first quarter to put St. Marks ahead for the remainder of the game. Tommy Epner added runs of 15 and 23 yards. Junior Clay Hollis caught touchdown passes of 26 yards from Senior Lynn Fovvlerg then another from Junior Tom Jones late in the first half. Joseph Jones added a 6 yard run early in the fourth quarterg Lamar Hunt rounded out the scoring on a one-yard penetration. The defense led by Scott Phillips and John Cramps Lee, played another outstanding game in holding the Nolan offense to 51 yards on the ground. Ebner breaks through the Viking line The one-two punch John Boy and Rocky Dallas Christian 21-0 The Lions gained their third vvin by outsvvimming Dallas Christian 21-O, Using their powerful running attack the Lions gained 276 yards rushing on an extremely soggy field, Tom Ebner led all rushers vvith 135 yards on 23 carries. Senior tailback Joseph Jones blasted over from 3 yards, late in the first quarter to put the Lions ahead to stay. Ebner also added a 7 yard touchdown run in the second quar- ter, with Jeff Zisk going over from 5 yards in the opening drive of the second half to end the scoring. The defense once again played another super game in holding the Chargers to only 17 yards total offense. ' y'q5j13 E ,V V, Q! . ajax r' jr ,,,, I , Senior defensive end Ben Jones. ycss L, , is 1 ,127 f' Ks' l 193 5. U Now what play did I cz-1II'7 F x ..-A-Q -K. ww 2- + L+ if 2 ,M-.x. YR xfx 5 A , wp, Ah if is ,M f W Holland Hall 45-7 After an open date, the Lions started SFC play by smothering Holland Hall 45-7. The Lion offense started quickly by driving 54 yards on their first pos- session. Lynn Fowler scampered in from 8 yards cul- minating the drive. Fowler had an excellent gameg throwing three touchdown passes and intercepting three passes earning him the Dallas County Player of the Week award. The second score came when Fowler hit Jon Wiedemann for a fourteen yard score. Right: Captain Jeff Zisk. 95. H . tct. Tom Ebner then sped 55 yards with an intercep- tion to put the Lions ahead 21 -O at the end of the first quarter. Lynn Fowler threw his second touchdown pass to Senior tightend Ben Jones. John Flutherford caught his first touchdown pass of the year on a 59 yard strike from Fowler. Greg Seale also scored on a run of 2 yards. Lamar Hunt added a 22 yard field goal and 4 PAT'S. The defense led by Hunt and Fowler held the fight- ing Dutchmen to ii yards rushing. Casady 34-0 On October 11, the Lions traveled to Oklahoma City to do battle with .the Casady Cyclones. The Lions considered this to be a tough game because the Cyclones had only lost one game in three years on their home field, However, this was not a factor as St, lvlark's rolled up a 34-O victory. The story ot this game was the defense. Led by seniors Wayne Whitham and John Boy Lee the Lions held the Casady attack to an incredible 65 yards rushing and 9 yards passing. K Tom Ebner goes over for the first Lion score. it Senior Linebacker Wayne Whitham stalks. The scoring began quickly with the Lions march- ing 27 yards, after a Whitham fumble recovery, with Tommy Ebner blasting over from one yard out. Lynn Fowler later scored on a 15 yard run, then tound Clay Hollis on a 14 yard TD pass in the second guar- ter. Joseph Jones led all rushers with 98 yards and scored twice on runs of 5 and 15 yards in the sec- ond half. After the game the Lions and SOO spectators set- tled back for a long and enjoyable ride to Dallas after collecting their second SPC title in two years. St. lohn's 31-0 Homecoming marked the battle of the undefeated, as the Lions faced a tough St. Johns squad. The Rebels blew into town sporting a 5-O record and a heralded blue chip crop. The first half was an intense duel with both teams trading punts and fumbles. The Lions finally put together a drive after a fumble recovery by Dwight Coleman, and Ebner blasted over from 4 yards out with 2:49 remaining in the first half. In the second half, Lynn Fowler engineered a 58 yard drive that resulted in a 24 yard field goal by Lamar Hunt. Fowler also hit Ben Jones on a 46 yard pass, with Jones doing most of it on foot. Tom Ebner scored again on a 22 yard run behind the trap block- ing of Tave Campbell, Scott Phillips, Will lvlontgom- ery, Wayne Whitham, Dwight Coleman, and Ben Jones. Captain Jeff Zisk added the final score on a 9 yard run. ge... I is W ffviii Homecoming 'f e Bishop Dunne 28-0 The Bishop Dunne Falcons flew onto Bailey Field hoping to gain their first win of the season and to hand the Lions their first loss, The defense led by Will Montgomery, Wayne Whitham, Tommy Ebner, Lamar l-lunt, and Dwight Coleman played another outstanding game in holding the speedy Falcons to 19 yards total offense. The running attack had its problems this game gaining only 170 yards. Ebner led all rushers with 67 yards. When the running attack failed, the Lions looked to the arm of Lynn Fowler and the very sure hands of Jon Wiedemann. Fowler and Wiedemann hooked-up on a beautiful 32 yard touchdown in the second quarter and a 50 yard bomb in the fourth quarter. Joseph Jones and Lamar Hunt added the other two scores for the Lions. Senior Lamar Hunt 6 Notre Dame 28-0 Wichita Falls Notre Dame was the next victim of the Lions. The Lions came to Wichita Falls with a small band of loyal fans and walked away with a very impressive 28-0 win. This was the most productive game of the season with the offense amassing 534 yards. Joseph Jones led all rushers with 103 yards on 9 carries for an 1 1.4 yard average. On the Lions' second possession of the game, Jones broke for a 72 yard touchdown run. Tommy Ebner added runs of 17 and 31 yards in the second quarter. Senior John Lee had an excel- lent nightg he recovered a fumble in the end zone, to get his first touchdown of his career, and tackled the Notre Dame quarterback in the end zone for a safety. -S 1.3. iw 2' 1. ttl t 3 l xi' as ' H-.5 1 ' 6 .Go uv 8 5? 1 ii? I ' 'QW' .. , - ' -. ,. 1 V . Q ti - Q -M - sm. A ., 'LLB . - . gg 67 ' 3 I J. ' :nfl I I. I Q ni V .W .Lg N K ,J ia?-JN' If . 'H' 'f 7 f-.V - . , QYWEA1: or - ' Q - gr NA! V , ,. . ,. JC,-Q I S t, ,. A g- f i 4 , l. j.!+i5'-,F L7-1 , ,V ' 1' 3 Q T 'T 1 .f-L: ,- gi, 1-gi' I 'W-,-jim-.-,f-' . xg- If 1' Senior Rich Wilkins. l . Q in .J Above: The Jones brothers. Top Right: Scott Phillips sacks the QB Waco Reicher 31-0 The Lions ended their season in fine fashion by beating Waco Fteicher 31-O. This win gave the liions the undefeated season they had dreamed of. The first half of the game was a defensive struggle with both offenses having trouble getting drives started. The tide of the game turned when Dwight Coleman dropped Reicher's quarterback, Robert Atkins, breaking his collar bone and virtually elimi- nating their offense. The Lions offense also had its problems gaining only 149 yards total offense. Fittingly, the defense led by Zisk and Ebner helped produce the breaks that gave the offense good field position. Lamar Hunt kicked a 25 yard field goal with 4:26 remaining in the third quarter to get the Lions' scor- ing started. Then the roof fell in on Fteicher when , K. 5, ,, - of , , ' g L11 , I . , ' P Q K , as wht., rf-X on ' ' Q . i 5 Y ' .6 Q . l . - V . f 'E . .4 . L. Q9 X , F. 2, their offense tried to work without Atkins. John Lee recovered a fumble on the Reicher 20 yard line. Tom Ebner scored 2 plays later behind great line blocking from 2 yards out. Lynn Fowler returned an inter- cepted pass for a 27 yard touchdown early in the fourth period to give the Lions a 17-0 lead. The defense continued to score when Joe Jones inter- cepted another Reicher pass and scampered for a 90 yard score. Fleicher had one more threat, but was thwarted off by the Lion defense. Lamar Hunt ended the season's scoring by intercepting a pass and going 85 yards for the score. ' 'A ff W 0 tit rf if' Qi. Diaz-- ' ' fiifftftii . .li Q 2 . ,. iwgi: 1' 5 ' - 'fe . .T T T .- - - H - gt f ': sw . U Q -g,,:1,L. 55, If '- ' , . jszveyigi . , 1 . ' 'f 4 -' - Q :fl-A .I ' I . .. :fait . rigid ,,.,,5.ji .. A gg .K -' .M . H . 1? : th ' ,T A' . Y f Q5 2 ff -is 9 . 5 , , te' 1 Kai' ' K GFI ? K ' -It' 'f'fii w1 1 k'f'L'ii' 1 315. .' .1 Vi 'T ' f. rf ' ' 7 1 - 4-'P QQUE1' we-tit, Twig A af' 'ai' this 5, . .:'?af' 1 - K. , -me my 7 , A . ,. .f 8 .f 'ffQ,f,2g at , , 51,-152 mt.QEiJ9f? . frif .sat . ,L wg 1, - 2231... ft liek .1553 V .f,:,Ns.,-324 .5 I THE SEASGN Bishop Lynch Nolan Dallas Christian Holland l-lall Casaoy St John s Bishop Dunne Notre Dame Waco Fleicher 3-O 44-14 21-O 45-7 34-O 280 280 9 WINS O LOSSES Above: Lynn Fowler avoids a tackle. Top Right: Jeff Zisk does his flying thing ,wwf 'gn'-11 Water Polo State Runner-U The highlight of this year's varsity waterpolo sea- son had to be the State Championships in College Station. The tournament began for St. Mark's at 8:00 P.M. November 8, when the first game was against tournament favorite LaMarque. The game against LaMarque was probably their best effort of the year. The Lions shocked the Galveston team by beating them 13-8. Paced by state MVP Scott Harris, with 7 goals, and a stalwart defense led by goalie David Holt and all-stater Dixon Hutchinson the Lions started their battle towards the championship. St. Mark's beat their next two opponents - J.J. Pearce 23-O and McAllen in the semifinals 12-1 . The Lions met Lamarque again in the championship game. The game against LaMarque was a defensive battle with neither team being ahead by more than two goals. At the end of the third quarter St. Mark's was ahead 5-4. To the Lions' disappointment they couldn't hold the lead, and lost in the final moments with LaMarque scoring with 12 seconds left to play. The final score was St. Mark's 7 - LaMarque 8. Outstanding players for the Lions this year were: Scott Harris, Greg Kraus, Marshall Payne, Doug Glen, and Mark Lenox on offense, Dixon Hutchin- son, Dwight Fletcher, Micheal Peterson, Phil Page, and David Holt on defense. Coach Tim Shutt was also named Coach of the year at the state champi- onships. tm aku...-.a . Bottom: S. Whatley, D. Glenn, D. Denton, P. Kraus, H. Denton, Ft. Pollock, C. Gerken, R. Perot, C. Boehm. Top: M. Lenox, D. Holt, M. Peterson, G. Kraus, S. Harris, M. Payne, P. Page, D. Hutchinson, D, Glenn, H. Rolfe, C. Gerard, T. McCarthy, Coach Tim Shutt. 20 4 il t V 'W su., A 'L F1 lalal l e l .- a i a 'Q' . bw if ,.. A S 11- ' , :Ke Actuon at College Statlom, Q g, I X Q , 0. an 1 1 iffy . - if W' .f we . 6, ' 'l V- . ' S s - . A gt K t 1 rg . Q e V 7 gl-if 3 , A 7 W5 1 K 5. ,Q , x M: 37 H 7 . - , f ian ' . .'. --152 fs' X ,, 'rg' Abi? :rg Mr 1 HW.. l -... . 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I ,J ' - ' - A ,, 13- . 2 727 .. .-'gE:7 ..B'Q'- .. . f 9. il in I , 7.19,-ae 5 -f ,L A N.. ,dwg A-if Q- 'L --fm .1 w WWW' V9 h W .v M ' uw N , s Qu -, ' .,,, M -..- Q-., A 5, 'H , f I , ,ul N V w..,, .4 , Q .N Q, f W 327' M.. xy ' mn.. ' QQ uf: X - -- ,.,,,k.,M M. 'um ' ' - A V x 4 , any Above: Scott Harris takes a shot. Top Left: Dwight Fletcher. .1 , --,BW-. if 5 6 Cross-Countr Under the guidance ot Coaches Mailer, Blanch- ard, and Kohler, the St. Marks 1974-1975 Cross Country team enjoyed a successful season. The team placed tirst in the Tiger Six relays held in Nor- man, Oklahoma, and tirst also in the 3A division of the St. Marks Invitational at White Rock. The team placed second in the SPC. Championships among fierce competition in a closely contested race against St. Johns. Leading the team vvas junior John Kellogg, who broke the school record in the 2-mile tlat track race by running a time ot 9:54, Kellogg also placed tirst at the Western Hills Invitational and the 3A division ot the St. Marks Invitational, Also contributing greatly to the team were Co- Captains Trey Nicoud and Pat Jenevein, team mem- bers. David Maldanado, Ed Kovvnslar and nevvcom- ers Ted Wilson, Keith Young and Bruce Jenevein whose times vvere consistently good. 3, l sstr . D' ' ,gf W , X.. , if f X ,e,.,. t .,g.., W Vg: , 5j,NeYw,.: Eirjg' 'fi wtf ,1 vw A Q-,ng T, ,wg A 'hai ' Seated, left to right. Freiberger, Jasper, Boeckman, J. Kennedy, Graham, B, Jenevein, Kneeling' Suttle Stern Wa ton l-louren Lindsley Gross, Roberts, Coach Kohler. Standing: Kovvnslar, Coach Mailer, Weiner, Willard, Chartove. Nickey Nicoud Garza Young P Jenevein l Maldonado, Wilson, Coach Blanchard, wa Q X154 N A w-,.. ..- W .,,, FL' 5 :A H , - :fig-1 .. D , ,- 1- A 1 wma. 'if iw- L N., ,, 7 p fe 7,7 ...kk E7 1 Ng! 1 Wi '47-4. wg.-, Upper Leftx Ted Wilson 'Lk-l :sff.q' Upper Rfght' John Kellogg lv - 7,1 f - ,Q 3 Rfght'PatJenevem. n f. f'A Jf'i: 7. 'jf p',.p N x. f- . -N,g 51 . ., s Y - r, Q... K Ai ,,. Y p,W,1,.. .,.... p ,pppp Q fy, ,N yf' p p -fa. M , p 5 'Q-ff S. :wx if M ha., z .Q ,WW . .. , fn fpffeawf -p M5 Q 1' 'f . A ag w, Q- J .. ,. m lunior Varsity Basketball This year, the St. lVlark's Junior Varsity Basketball Team suffered a disap- pointing 4-15 record. Led by co-captains Tom Jones and Dick Blaylock, the team competed for the first time with some of the larg- est public schools in Dallas. The Lions held their own during the season and often oufplayed their oppo- nents despite the final scores. Jim Loosley Hal Urschel 1 --tii f it . kiii Soccer f aw-'rf'1-w+T-1-f'f:Tr1ff r'55fM'r r,rr .. g, - it.. .ai Q The J.V. Soccer team, under ...,, . the coaching of Juan Egues, once again had a very successful T 11s gi. T T ffsi T s it T season. The team was a little dis- .Il V- iii, - f ',iu 3 , T W appointed aftertheirfirstgamein ' Hd: ,bk gi y 1 T which they lost to Selvvyn, a vp ' g . g , game which destroyed the J.V.'s ' TTTTT 3 re . x ig winning streak of 38 games. The ' fff - H. t , W' XF W' J.V. rolled up a record of 13-1-1. i - 3 ' Football ' iis T Q. ,,, ,, ,,,, , This year's Junior Varsity Football Team under the k rrsi . ittii lg leadership of coach Roger West finished this year f k with a 3-4-1 record. Due to many sophomores play- , is j g:ffWmFT rikf 1 ing Varsity the team mainly consisted of freshmen. it 1. The J.V. started off quickly by defeating Ferris 27-6, 3 7 T W The J.V. also beat Nolan and tied Bishop Dunn. One i 1 iir . of the more important games for the J.V. came E1 1 t , against an undefeated team from North Mesquite. f Q Leading at half time the J.V. faltered only to lose 13- ' ' 15. . , kg A Sophomore Scott Lassetter heads for daylight with Dick Blaylock. 20 Basketball The 1974-75 basketball season was a disappoint- ing one for St. Marks The Lions had expected to have a winning team despite their tough schedule against mainly public school teams. The Lions worked hard all season and especially before the first scrimmage of the year with Lincoln, in which St. Mark's played very well. Although the Lions only won six games all year this is not indicative of their playingg St. lvlark's lost eleven games by less than six points. Games which are this close can go either way and St. lvlark's just did not get the breaks. The biggest disappointment of this type came in the Jes- uit game, with no time left and the Lions up by one, the Rangers sank two free throws to win the game by one point. The Lions kept their poise all season. They kept their pride and finished up strong at SPC. Even though St. lVlark's Basketball had a losing season all of the players still showed pride in St. Mark's and remained optimistic throughout the season, Q Bottom: J. Jones, D. Harris, Fowler, Jolesch, Sweet, Jones, J. Harris Top Mr Gibson Bowman Bach Ebner Foxworth Collins Jamie son, Carrell, Mr. Adams, McMillan. K I , V. is 1 .- - L. . 'A , .1 if Sas , ,., ,xx -Q 'J 1 ,,, . fe me - 9 g Q Q .. ,W ,, W, , ,Q , M, I A ' - ' af A if ' 'Q C6 ' if , if , ' . - gg mf-N. 1 X A ff J B+ -Z2 i Q sf F8 lla! ,Q g' J af? ' ,Z 3 2 ii K WML. Q 'ibn-I ,Q -L-, Wg IU? 1 l Jack Foxworth shoots in SPC play Lynn Fowler was excellent from the bench, K 2 'B I A 3 Q35 41' I' S., wi his Ti no-PV' tw Wrestling This year's St. Mark's Wrestling team was again one of the powers int e a as g d h N th Central Texas Championships and SPC Championship for the third straight year. The matmen also h D ll wrestlin scene. The Lions cap- ture t e or fared well in tournaments in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Anadarko, Oklahoma, as well as achieved a 9-2 dual meet record. This year's team was led by senior captains John Lee, Scott Phillips, and Dwight Coleman, all three of whom cap- ' I t f tured NCTC championships and placed highly at the State tournament. John Lee, who has been an Integra par o St. Mark's wrestling for the last four years, took fourth place in the State Tournament at 158 lbs. Scott Phillips avenged last year's State finals loss by beating the former 170 lbs. State champ and captured the State Champion- ship for 170 lbs. Phillips has also been a big part of St. Mark's wrestling for the past four years. Dwight Coleman was undefeated this year and rolled up a 31-0 record. Coleman is the first two-time State Champion in St. Mark s history. ' ' d I b at the l-le had the honor of being named outstanding wrestler at the R. L. Turner Christmas Tournament an a so e top heavyweights in Oklahoma and Louisiana. Juniors Cliff Freidman and James Allen both also capture c p tively. David Traver was another threat for the Lions and gained much experience for next year. The Easy Riders also had a lot of help from Bob McDonald, Gary Block, Jeff Genecov, Anthony Atwell, and Chuck Blaylock. d NCTC ham ionships at 101 lbs. and 148 lbs. respec- . L. to R., Standing: Coach Oltrogge, Block, Friedman, Tanner, McDonald, Lee, Coleman, Phillips, J. Allen, Atwell, Grenecov, Sheldon, Coach Byrne. Kneeling: Reichman, T. Morris, Curry, Coleman, Perot, Byrne, Williams, J. Morris, Jordon, Weiner. Sitting: Ray, B. Allen, Adams, Crawford, Weiner, Gravier, Reeder, Callewart. 216 The Team. hw b MCD li nald hits a switch again I W ,aw M,, David Traver, 132 lbs. 7 Coach Eugene Oltrogge along Riders valuable instruction, ,- James Allen, Conference Champ of 148 lbs ' Q ai Greg Sheldon at 114 lbs. are g , I W 1, Conference Champion Cliff Friedman pins his opponent. Captain John Lee, Conference Champion 158 lbs err 'B .- , . CQ Yr an tg Gift, 5 A ' A ' State Champnon Dwight Coleman on the Awards Stand in State tournament G Sophomore Gary Block 98 lbs. Freshman Anthony Atvvell, 126 lbs. agaunst Turner 220 Chuck The Hook Blaylock maneuvers for a takedovvn. ,fr . X W 1 11' .. fi 5515 S SW ' ,11ei1..:L' im if 5 X . . -- .. MW: N. - - -Msg W gw Nw.. . A. We ,C C no m h 1 Q Q K Q QA t , ' A ' in , , Coleman reels in a fish in SPC competition. State Champions Scott Phillips and Dwight Coleman display medals, Pards forever DUAL MEET RECORD SM 42 1 Richardson l 27 SM 36 Bishop Lynch 27 SM 45 Pearce 15 SM 15 Ft. L. Turer 39 SM 1 50 Irving 11 SM 24 Lake Highlands 22 SM S 21 R. Lg Turner 31 SM 44 MacArthur S 13 SM 55 Plano 6 SM 40 Richardson 1 51 SM 45 Casady 1 - 1 S 1 13 or S L 9twins,2ilossesr S to 1 The Captains State Champion Scott Phillips was a stellar performer at 170 lbs 221 Soccer Led by coaches Herb Meyer and Bob Kohler, and captain Dwight Fletcher, the varsity soccer team captured all three championships in which they participated and were the first team to do so in St. Mark's history. The Lions opened the season by traveling to Casady for a non-Conference game in which the young team had to settle for a tie, 1-1. St. Mark's then went on to the NTHSSA competition which saw the Lions plagued by inconsistency. They were victorious in their first game against FWCD, 2-O, ln an extremely competitive game, the soccermen went ahead of Greenhill 2-1. The game was then called off at halftime and a later playing of tha second half enabled Greenhill to rally back with a 3-3 tie. The Lions later dropped a poorly played game to Trinity Valley, 1-2, but came back to boot Jesuit, 3-O. The Lions first SPC game was a real thriller as they defeated FWCD, 1-O in overtime with a goal by Dwight Fletcher. The Lions then trounced Greenhill 3-0 before losing to Casady, 1-2, and Trinity Valley once again, 2- 3. With their backs to the wall, the Lions came back to defeat Jesuit, 3-2, and to tie Cistercian, 2-2 to end the regular season play. St. Mark's tallied 60 points, the overall high for the league, thus capturing the private Con- ference Championship for 1975. In the Cup Playoffs St. Mark's came on strong to put down FVVCD 3-1 in the semi-finals. They met Trinity Valley for the third time, having lost twice before. The Lions went on to defeat Trinity Valley 3-2 and to claim the Private Cup. The Lions entered SPC play with a 3-1 record. They went on to defeat TMI, 3-O, St. John's 2-O, and Klnkaid 2-O. This gave the Lions a tie for first place with Casady, and a flip of a coin brought the trophy home to St. Mark's. Bottom, left to right: Krape, Freling, Lucas, Zisk, Vanston, Fletcher, Price, Campbell, Wiedemann, Michaels, Maldonado. Top, left to right: Mr. Kohler, Lombardi, Lindsley, Eggers, Ash, Galvez, Geilich, Arnold, Lutken, Wilson, Vidal, Mr. Meyer. 'sk 2 k:-- 1525 :E if :S Z r ,..x . X ,Q R. fflfqwl NMS ,.,1. Q 5, , bv. 3 Eli. A V QQ ,sg ,gg 5 . .f,- -on X' ,,, s ' . lkkk.. .lf-N' in Q ,, 4 , , IW y N . ' W . - 2115: - -F' K S, , 1 X , .9 ,I A . ' ks ,V if W:,. , Vhkk kiwi: .ff I X ,. K 5-..x.Wef ' a , . ' A-f - a v 1 'a a a a X813 L-'L ' .- ' - - X ' L. f L ' N'--pf. -6 f M a Mamma aw. ' z . fx ww-xg M ,, wx, ' M--M-in ff wi V' Q' -Y , j The Hoss , Jeff Zisk , W V, lx f Arnold leads a Lion attack. -.L K . -QM., M -more ff 45+ 'S-... I' X.. X'M-Q------..,............,U-n 'w'- ' ' ' ' 4 NT,,T-- .-, N 'M' 'vff wg fs' T p 1 ,1 1 'I '.' 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Sandy Campbell 226 ' W. 'SQ .ff .auf -4- di R a na,a' E H :.x 'X... ,v,,.. IS. ,' Ji -A Kas., .QA Q-Nga J' 1 X, ,kv fft ,N Q -M '51 N. a a , a a a.. 0 . ,,,154,TQH-Q ,fn A gi ,, ,.w,.E . .,.. Q51 H -.0 Mark Vanston s r xt fn 4 Sh H. Aw I i, . A qmi..EmX '39 .1 T' L .fe C 4 .,. Y- , Cam XX, Coach Konier celebrates the Conference victory. NTHSSA Champions 227 Swimming On February 13, 1975, the St. Mark's swimming team put together what was probably the finest performance of all time by any St. Mark's aquatic team. When the froth on the pool subsided the Lions had not only bested a highly favored Trinity squad by a 130 to 105 margin, but also they had broken five school records and three Trinity pool records in the process. The meet was the culmination of a season that saw St. Mark's rise to prominence as a Texas high school swimming power. ln meet after meet the Marksmen proved that they can compete at parity or better with all but the two or three strongest teams in the state, no mean feat for a private school with a small student body and limited practice time. The team was remarkable for depth, but probably the outstanding performer for the year was junior Greg Kraus who set team records in the 100 and 200 yard freestyle events at 149.3 and 1150.2 respectively, as well as swimming the anchor leg on the team record medley relay and setting a new record in the IM at 2:09.3. But Kraus was by no means alone, senior Craig Levering brought his three-year battle to take the 100 yard back- stroke record to a successful conclusion at Trinity, swimming the event in :59.1, with junior Sid Balman close behind. Mark Lenox dropped three seconds in the 100 breast to earn the school record with a 1:04.8 clocking, and Dixon Hutchinson, a gritty performer all season, wound up with bests of 5107.5 and 1353.4 inthe 500 and 200 yard freestyle events, both nearly record times. Scott l-larris returned from his outstanding water-polo sea- son to compile fine times in the 50 freestyle 423.23 and the 100 butterfly C57.6J. Doug Glenn and Marshall Payne improved dramatically in the sprints and middle distance, the former going 151 .5, the latter :52.2 in the 100 yard freestyle. And sophomore Al Glen and freshman Chris Gerken showed even greater improvement in the distance events -- Al dropping his 500 time by almost two minutes and his 200 twenty seconds, and Gerken swimming the 500 in 5122.4 and the 200 in 1:57.5. David l-lolt was consistent in the diving event. It was a highly gratifying season, only Richardson managed to beat the Lions as they compiled a 10-1 dual meet record, winning the S.P.C. against more or less token opposition and placing high in the S.M.U. relays and T.l.S.C.A. meet at Loos. 'i i Standing, left to right: Holt, Page, Peterson, Balman, McCarthy, Kraus, Denton, Gerken, Hutchinson, Payne, Levering, Coach Stutsman, Coach Shutt. Kneeling, left to right: Boehm, McLaurin tmgrj, Gerard, Seidel, Lenox, Glen, Montgomery. Sitting, left to right: Kraus, What- ley, Denton, Ray, Sullivan, Bradford, Hall. Q -- 5 XY.. .Q,: v we 1 gn we o . X ..,X .:zi.. . ,kx, at 3 A F ie X 'sl . ,. X . x Y . . i mix '- also ttl 1 , , -we .emsfm,.w.'. . l , Q,f t wamzmmm. K .fi .,, S fl l l Top left: Senior Marshall Payne starts off the blocks in the 50 yard freestyle. S Left: Freshman Chris Gerken. X Top Right: Scott Harris We like Bomber lures 5 i-' L Q Above: Junior Doug Glen starts on his butterfly leg ofthe 200 medley relay. -Q .. - vs-wif 2 .. ,. we A -A i' i i- '- . b, . N Q Q- 'F ,. 8-ts, .WV '51 1' ' F' ellis ill ? ff' 2 - l T X X5 ts. -L. 35 -s+fs--- -uvsfnuwwwmaimwnil !,,,.vQ-1 M. .L .lk Q ,,M S H X ' A ' A 4 A ' 1 J-93 QQ 1 T - , m i. 1 if V?Wsar' A .fre Q ' x Q 1 , f r fs'1 r ' HQ, f + X L 2. L 5 V jg Q ' I' M, r ' l ,,1fi.-fi: J X2 - , Q 1-0 l'Y l fy 1 , , gms! A X l A ' . ' .. 1 ' 'xx . M' T1-21 L., ta- 1 1-ima 5 E' 2 ,, L, are mf -. . be . - N. , , . . my 5 frf s'WNrrQg:-1 ou wr- 1 W4 r Ii ,, l ' Top Left: Dixon Hutcnlnson. Above: Sld Balman Right, Scott l-larris .,fv- W, 08804 Top Rlghl: The Record Holders: Doug Glen - 200 medley relay Mark Lenox - 200 medley relay. 100 breastslroke Greg Kraus - 200 medley relay, 100 free, 200 free, 200 l.M. Cralg Leyering - 200 medley relay, 100 backslroke 230 .lf . 'ag ' 32 few. v.. .K X' - . V. ,Q 5535-M wr .- L . ,,., . . Top Left: Poolside cheers Top Right: Junior Greg Kraus Above: Senior Craig Levering goes off the biocks at the SMU. relays. Lefty I-iallingsvvorth L. Peabody III . i 4' .1-azz. :,.r'Qg' - ' -45,6 . gg , 1 aff r' :'vg:w.57 , 1 ' Q, K V 4-,uv . . - - -x r f r H 'z we A v- - 1- -few r- fr,-we s M- F Upper Left: Senior Craig Levering Above: Junior Mark Lenox Right: Coach Shutt takes victory plunge aw' +,.4x V' 'wx W :Y Fw is Z, 'PWA' 1 15. -. A XX X W qw - ! fl .. ,,,V , i ' f 'Y S U gig X-f1---, . X - eeee Q , New LLL. . L Ml - ..x. - 1 ,,h-: -.. k ' L XLL. e - .. e , R V '1 1. N . . ,A... , si- K 5-gi , . we 7, 5' Qiafffgge ., ipgxlfffil K 'P A . lrikxww W .ge YF , , V ' : 1- A f, my an JV Wy f xx 4 if-Wm I V'? U ' IQ e ,1 .!'N-Q' ul f .tx v 2 ,4 M. 5. W! 1 iX x ee J1- ,. x ,S n. ,if vglw A'-. iff' ,, 1 K ' .,,4,k.,,.3:.,k wwf ' fm 'bm fg J ...wi F 1 an 7 1 l 1 S ,lou 1-'X ,fu ' 4 , 'V rx, 2 ly' - 1 'W ir 4 L ! .,f.. 'G i: ,, 1: i f, W1 , . Y - y . . ' J' ' - , VA , L ,. .A.I ,V , .. 'Q , ' 3 K' ' 1 ,fig I ' -' fy Q fy ps, .. 5 I ' fr' ' V, x ' X ' ' Q I -'vm gf- ,I H V ,- 1 yi WRX 'W ' 4 '41 ,ig V I ' ' LW ' V L' V K . 3:52 ' F ' ' H A ' e 1 - , .,' Top Right: Mike Peterson Above: Greg Kraus , sf, 233 Fencing The St. lVlark's Varsity Fencing Team fared well this year, sending three lvlarksmen to the US. Junior Olympic Championships in Portland, Oregon. Soph- omore Kerry Sulkovvitcz reached the semifinals in sabre in the Under-19 division, thus ranking him as one of the nation's top twelve tencers. Junior Chuck Helms, this year's captain, vvas faced with difficult competition and did not place. ln the Under-16 divi- sion, sophomore Fergle Anderson made the semi- finals in all three weapons, - foil, epee, and sabre - giving him top twelve in the national rankings also. The team is coached and instructed by Fencing Master Daniel P. Nevot, unquestionably one of the vvorld's foremost fencing figures. tvlarksmen tencers competed in numerous regional tournaments throughout Texas, including the US. Modern Pentathlon Championships, an international event held in San Antonio. Next years fencing team promises to retain its level of excellence in competition, as only one mem- ber of the squad is a senior this year. Under the tute- lage of M. Nevot, St. lvlark's has earned an impeca- ble reputation as one of the state's finest producers of national level tencers. 4 1 41. -ajf 1 'i i adfllzf 'iisigfi .A-. ,. K My yi, Q? - .. t Q, 4, , . F , A ,. QR. P' +I ' T, x machine-sl' 9' K ' 5 W: if ii' 1 1 gifigiw, 'N-we .N - i Q., -sw ...r . ....,, f W ,. 5., 'fc kat '55 . C T' gf fi, Jeff Wagner Y FA LE, ,, P yy, M , jf, . ,,. , A nf -1 . A 1 Qc.- gei - ,P ililf ' . 4 Q . ,, -f V. 'KVM ,QM :V X, .,,, A, .,: W- in In , -kr- f . me III Y i 5 V 25: Jil? ' f' , ' 235 if 'EQ I f - ij 'M 1 wfwh - G4 -ff :. LR-4 g ., L 4 319 1 K - - f pig? ' - '-'T Wit 5, , ,, ff , W' 17 IQVW f, ' S 3. 1 ,LL , K. ,xy 765. 4-n-. ., E U ., .sl Q ...M 01 -., 0 1 of' 1 J. .f i'32s. ,,. fi ls. 4.5, P? v Q , ' W QQ f- 2 lr 11 . lv- ,film ju QRGANIZATIONS Cheerleaders Captains Craig Levering and Barbara Bass and Spon- sor Mike Spain led the school in a very spirited year. The year began at S.M.U. cheerleading school vvith our squad earning many honors. The cheerleaders cheered for many different teams throughout the year, and gave some of the best pep rallies many can remember. The homecoming pep rally, featur- ing 'lElvis the Pelvis Tom Adams vvas said to have been the best in St. Mark's history. Also, this year's cheerlead- ing vvas characterized by new stunts never before per- formed for St, Mark's crovvd. The cheerleaders were: Craig Levering, Beth Holland, Tom Woodruff, Peggy Papert, Sandy Campbell, Cindy Avery, David Maldonado, Barbara Bass, Phil Smith, Bon- nie Bass, and Jay Lucas as the Lion. H it iz? ,aff pk iw.. . .3 .l 1' ll. 5 llf XX CLeff to right.-Q Bonnie Bass, Phil Smith, Barbara Bass, David Maldonado, Beth Holland, Craig Levering Peggy Papert Tom Woodruff Cindy Avery. Sandy Campbell, .skii- Qlwi ' -w w '- Q' K . I 3 Vac AO tif-wif .A .. 'QA -N Q -ff' The 1975 Marksmen is an attempt to give all aspects of the school maximum coverage. We feel this yearbook should have special mean- ing to the class ofthe '75 as they look back on their senior year. A tremendous amount of vvork has gone into the production of this publication. As a result of the successful advertising campaign, vve have been able to finance an excellent photography staff. We hope that you enjoy reading and looking at this year's annual as much as vve enjoyed producing it, Sincerely, The MARKSMEN Staff Marksmen Editors-in-Chief: Bruce Chartove, Dan Harris Photography Editor: Marshall Payne Assistants: Tom McLaurin, Karl Stern Business Manager: David Hochstim Sports Editor: Dwight Coleman Organizations Editor: Steve Ash Assistants: lohn Bicknell, Scott Harris, George Lombardi Activities Editor: lohn Williams Faculty Editor: Dixon Hutchinson Underclassmen Editor: Bob Porter Senior Editor: Tave Campbell Advertising Manager: lohn Lee Advisor: Mr. Rick Geyer Seniors Larry Groebe Mark Jolesch Ira Kaplan Craig Levering Matthew Lippas John Lucas Trey Nicoud Mark Stanley Ray Stell Bob Zorn juniors Sandy Campbell Tommy Fagadau Cliff Friedman Kenny Moore Monty Schuth Greg Sheldon Sophomores Greg Seale Kerry Sulkovvitcz Randy Zisk Freshman Keith Coleman Jack Denman Richard Rohan David Sebastian lleadline Editor , ............,.. . 42 X 4. 5 r is 52? It . With Editor John Harris and Managing Editors Jim Chud, David Hochstim, and Trey Nicoud, working closely in cooperation with faculty advisors Andrew Mailer and Leonard Blanchard, The Relylarker con- tinued the excellence that had brought it an All- American ranking last year, A new issue of The ReMarker was published every two weeks to inform the school ot news and sports events concerning the St. Marks community. '67 The ReMarker 10600 Preston Road Dallas, Texas 75230 Editor-in-chief ...,,.. Managing Editors ... Associate Editors .., News Editor ......,,... Assistant News Editor ... Sports Editor .,....,..... Xssistant Sports Editor ..... Photo Editor ,...,,..,...... Business Manager ,... ....... Assistant Business Manager ... Xdvertising Manager ,.... . ,..... Assistant Advertising Manager ,... ..... .,. lohn Harris ........JlmChud Trey Nlcoud David Hoch stim ...,. Dwight Fletcher John Williams .. .. . . Andy Michael . ,... Danny Weiner ..... Keith Young ...,...JohnGrier . .,... Tom Mc La urin Dixon Hutchinson ..,...Lee Klelnman ..........PhllipPage Kaylen Silverburg . .,......... Allan Hay Contributing Editor ..,......... .... B ruce Chartove '75 Mr.AndrewMailer Mr, Leonard Blanchard Faculty Advisors The ReMarker is published every two weeks during the school year by interested students ol St. Mark's for its student body. parents. alumni and other people ln- lerested in the srhool. lt is mailed tree of charge to anyone interested in St. Mark'l. Entered as Lhird class mail at the US. Post Office under nermlt No. 3721, October I, 1958. The Refvlarker 24 4 Cum Laude The St. lVlark's Cum Laude Society continued to induct the top ten percent ot the Jun- ior class, and the top twenty percent ofthe Senior class. The Cum Laude Society was founded in 1959, and is now under the direction ot Mr, Douglas. The student mem- bers are: Dwight Fletcher, John l-larris, Lamar l-lunt, Ed Keefer, Marshall Payne, John Williams, and Bobby Zorn. National Merit Letters of Commendation St. Marlds was again honored when N.IVl.S.Q.T. published the list of students receiving Letters ot Commendation. Ten Marksmen received Letters, they were: Taye Campbell, Dwight Fletcher, John Harris, Ira Kaplan, George Lichte, Owen Page, Marshall Payne, John Shelton, Bruce Sidlinger, and Tom Woodruff. Lion and Sword The Lion and Sword Society is an honor society dedicated to serving the school. Members serve the school by giving tours ofthe campus and by assisting at various school functions such as Grandparents' Day and the Christmas Party. The Society includes elected members, as well as the presidents ofthe Sen- ior and .Junior classes, and the president and vice-president of the Student Council. Semi- Finalists St. Mark's made its mark on the National Merit Semi-Finalist roster T as nine Seniors were awarded that coveted status. Marksmen achieving that ranking were: John Bicknell, Dwight Coleman, Jim Chud, Larry Groebe, Ed Keefer, Jay Lucas, David Lutken, Trey Nicoud, Randy Swain, and John Williams. 24 - ' sag? Co-op Moving into a new location with managers Jeff Zisk, Larry Groebe, Jim Chud, and Tom Woodruff, the Co-op provided the school with its needed supplies. The Co-op's profits were contrib- uted to the projects of the St. Marlds A Student Council. irrt ' ffitf ff C v Debate Club T , ' -411' 46 The Debate Club, in its third year ot exist- ence, had its most successful team this year. The Debate Club consistently placed St. Mark's competitors in the finals of debate tournaments throughout the state under the leadership ot Debate Coach Mr, George Edwards, and Miss Stephanie Brandt. - ,ff , fi 3 i its if QJ T' 2'5- te f W I , 1 i lk David Arnold debates in the spring tournament Maintenance ln an effort to clean all elements of the St. Mark's campus, the maintenance staff picked up where the student service left off. Advisor Phil McDaniel, and Chairmen Wayne Whitham, Nick Whatley, and Mike Roberts coordinated the daily activities. The student workers received wages for their services after school Ii flll and during vacations. Environmental Council 4 , ln its second year of existence, the Environmental Council con- tinued to keep the school conservation-minded. The council main- tained the paper drive, and reaped the benefits of a garden. The Environmental Council also posted signs to remind the school to conserve electricity, and presented many morning assemblies concerning ecology, 247 Student Council ,M 1+ av' ,J Under the direction of Presi- TQ-J dent Tave Campbell, Vice-Presi- dent Dwight Fletcher and Secre- tary Tom Jones, the 1974-75 Student Council had an active and successful year. ln addition to its usual duties of organizing assemblies, operating concessions, and giving recep- tions for visiting football teams, the Council also organized a major two-day Homecoming cel- ebration, and an All-Star Talent Show, which helped fund the A.F.S. program Roar 48 Building on a banner year last year, Seniors Phil Page and Marshall Payne kept the Roar tradition alive. Floar's reassuring voice was heard at many athletic contests throughout the year adding to the excitement and enjoyment of all. Thanks to Roar, many had a sleepy Home- coming Day, as Roar had spent the night adorning many trees around Dallas with a lot of paper. The highlight of the year was the annual bus trip to Casady. About 230 fans traveled north with victory in their minds. l i ri Q., Chess Club This year's version of the Chess Club was rather late get- ting underway due to a lack of facilities. However, beginning in early November, the Chess Club was back to normal, posting lists of ratings for its more than eighty members every week, and chal- lenging individuals throughout the city to meet them in competi- tion. This year's president was Junior Lawrence Bock, and the Director ot Tournaments was Bruce Breedlove. Breedlove's first tournament benefited the Can-paign. This year's faculty advisor was Mr. Leon Callihan. QI if. l, if SE if S on . When the tower was constructed in February, e KRSM, the school's radio station, made final preparations to begin broadcasting. The station provided a variety of musical styles, public senfice, and public affairs programs specif- ically aimed at the north Dallas high school com- munity. 24 50 Choir and Glee Club This year's Choir and Glee Club was led by co- presidents Bob Porter and David Lutken, and directed by Mr. James Livengood. It performed for the school at the Christmas Assembly. Beginning with Handel's Ode to St. Cecilia Day, the group also performed at the important Festival ot Lessons and Carols in December. For the second year, the Glee Club combined with the l-lockaday contingent to form a mixed chorus. i4 1' 'LK':i 'Wake-L.. .4- Upper School Orchestra Expanding its membership to 3 l-lockadaisies and faculty members, the Upper School Orchestra had another banner year. Beginning with a performance at the dedication of the H. Ben Decherd Center in October and continuing through the final concert in May, the orchestra presented many fine performances, including the Christmas Concert, l.S.A.S. Festival, morning assemblies, and a spring concert in March. I The Middle School Orchestra began its first year of performing in 1973, The orchestra included Mid- dle School Strings, and selected members of the Intermediate Band. Begun as a result of the growing string program at St. Marks, and the need for more basic music, the Mid- dle School Orchestra participated in two spring concerts, as well as a Lower School concert. i Middle School Orchestra Problem Solvers Sponsor Michael Beidel and the problem solvers partici- pated in the l-lockaday Tour- nament and the National Mathematics Examination this year. Senior John Shelton fared vvell in both tourna- ments. Outing Club The Outing Club is unique around the School in that it has no set membership. The club undertakes such activities as canoe trips, hiking trips, and camping trips. Anyone interested in a particular trip may go if he qualifies for the age level or skill rating of the trip, The faculty sponsors of the Outing Club are Messrs. Easterling, Lutken, and Spain. Sai I i ng The Sailing Club met each afternoon to discuss different aspects of sailing On Saturday mornings, the sailors traveled to the Ft Worth Boat Club to sail The CI U b members also participated in major regattas held on the lake Trivia Club lf you have ever wondered who it is asking you the number of ring-tailed lemurs in Nepal inthe school bulletin, you may be nappy to discover that it is the Trivia Club. After lunch, when all others are either indifferent or exasperated, this group meets to discuss the answer. Marque The Marque, the school's literary magazine, was led by Harold Rolfe and Glenn Weddock, and Advisor Mrs. Cathy Lutken. The Marque publishes writing and photographs contributed by members of the student body and the faculty in a year-end magazine. This year, guest speakers such as A. C, Greene came to lecture about creative writing, and there were student meetings where students dis- cussed their recent writing efforts. ReMarks- A-Lot Under the leadership of editor Eric Yollick and the guidance of faculty sponsor Miss Ingrid Yol- lick, this year's ReMarks-A-Lot staff had another successful year. T The Middle School newspaper included many articles, pictures, puzzles, and cartoons contributed by Middle School students. 4 Under the guidance of Sponsor Michael Bennett and president David Lutken, the Film Society averaged one showing per month. The Soci- ety showed such greats as Cool Hand Luke , l'Slaugh- terhouse Five , and The Treasure of the Sierra Madre . The annual Film Fes- tival was held on the weekend of February 22, with one of the finest attendances of any past festival. Film Society Astronomy Club The St. lVlark's Astronomy Club, under the leadership of president Bruce Breedlove, and vice-president Dixon Hut- chison again had a very successful year. The club presented monthly shows beginning with the Halloween Show, The Sign of the Penagram . The shows were written by the club members. ln addition, members of the club gave shows to outside groups. The Club also had several outings into the country to observe the stars. 'Ilan Drama Club The Drama Club had a very successful year. Beginning in October with A Gay Nineties Revue , presented in honor of the opening of the H, Ben Decherd Center for the Arts, the club produced three plays directed by Advisor Peter Lut- kent The club also presented its annual March student- 4, ll1 directed Festival of One Act ' Plays. Band Adding seven girls from Hockaday to its roster, the band played at football games and pep rallies. New to the band's schedule this year were performances at the dedica- tion of the H. Ben Decherd Center, Dallas Black Hawk games, and a per- formance for the Dallas County Herit- age Society. Also this year, the band presented two well-received concerts as well as performing for the l.S.A.S. Festival. 255 Lettermen's Club Consisting of all varsity lettermen, the 1974-75 Letter- men's Club had an active year. The officers were Presi- dent Scott Phillips, Vice-president Tom Ebner, and Secre- tary-Treasurer .John Lee. The club's major activity this year was the annual Ath- letic Banquet in May. Thanks should go to the club's offi- cers, the mother's committee, and the advisor, Mr. Charles Quisenberry, for hosting an excellent banquet. The Lettermen OO L Jo Bicknell' aveCamplaell1 Fticl4Carrell DwightColernan f Tommy Ebner C it Lynn Fowler, Qafnflffeline . Jbhhlflaffis, tlil 1 Laffiaftnvnf, 7 eenxifmes at Joe'Jo?nes sill f Ed Keefer Fronflkape 'f ' .iam Leer fs Seorieswiiaips Waynefwhitham Richard Wilklnss John Williams ' tffyZ1s54 4 x Ja sAllen ,, . ,, T is idB 3 ' uck Blaylock Cla Hollis Tomldones i' Willwlontgorn y KeniMofofe l T John Fl utherford r' Jenfrtviedefmann' G r Franmien. ll l Mufray.QaVins T lil it T McDonald ,L -L StyQliphim ll,, T .,,: ,Angjyamghaef GfeQlSeale L Scott Seidel CROSS-COUNTRY Trey Nicoud Patrick Jenevein John Kellogg Ed Kovvnslar David Maldonado Mac Nickey Ted Wilson 'hY ung T T LW E PoLo Dllvght letcher So ttH rris Dix n utchinson V - 'lll Phi lip age -t --Ma sh lPayne .ML hae Peterson Cl?l,isB ehm V ,Ala Gl n g len ' olt Greg Kraus ox Timlvlc rthy H aio Roi SGGC g eteverAs iDWiQhtFle her Darryl Frelin 'Raul Gafyez .?aul,f3eilicl5r fy f ,Ron Keepers, re ,laylqsrcas ,ttel . it fiQ?1nl.ussas is Dayldtylfulken Qieiilif-SK, T ttrl Dldifidflftiolri Sa5dYtG3?hiPbbll i tsteveissefs seaysuinasiey Jack Price - Mark Mansion ionivlkedema Ted Wilwn SWQMWNG Smit Harris E-79490 fflliichln Qfaig Lewin TFWPQQQ T T M8iSH5lliPHY W? 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You're on safe ground when you cnoose your tuxedo trom House ot Tuxedos collection, Our selection is so up-to- the-moment that your elef gantly correct appearance is beyond doubt Come see our new Duke model, for instance, with its luxurious velvet lapels and satin piped trim. lt's one of many distinguished Northwest l-lignvvay and Preston Fld. formals that will make your event even more mem- orable . . . especially as fitted by our experts. edos gm- e f feieeeiefe seem -e SALES AND RENTALS 363-8568 7,7 Y A M 2 , ' ,W M . af hz. -fr Wwe , 49 , if , is? ,gf2:,,4Q5iz wharf-w.:1v h , 4 fr 5 W X fa- ' A' ' ' 'ill' 'iff-g i . Q is Nr mm f H, 'Jw' 4 f ' 'A if ,H A ,fc W 44 1. fwzzf3. , fi Mk gf 2 ww K ,,,3x , 2 4 LW, 2Yj'iM f5?22Sflii'2'IJ!BW1ZT5 zmwsw- ,. V, is f W 'm,-,Q11, 12 A'-' '1's WT,7'i53 K t' 'WN wg 'fi R -lv ,L x. H2535 is V . ff' X I - ,P I A . X , Q M 2 .Q JIM 3... V V , A 1 Q ,Av V k X X L . . f...f:. tx 5 - 4 A 3, , .Q .mf 'zw 'WF'f ' ' K . 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Credit terms available. hittle music co. Wm. Howard Beasley, President 2733 Oaklawn Dallas 75219 521-0280 Open 9 Oo 5:30 dailyp any evening by appointment AMPLE FRE! PARKING nexin xxillmeb C512-IllOl1 plaza ptmmnacy HH phone ensla- Dnesron L3 .xlpha Q0 mllas, texas Complimenls of N EU HOFF BROS. PACKERS INC. Congra+ula+ions +o 'rhe Class of '75 From ARNOLD'S OF DALLAS 292 . Congrafulafions +o fhe Class of '75 C0mPI'men+5 Fiai' lns+i+ia, Ruaf Caelum. of Sic Fria+ Crus+ulum! a friend JUDGE AND MRS. ROBERT W. PORTER 'Le'rius1'ice be done, no maH'er what Tha+'s +he way fhe cookie crumbles! Complimenfs of RALPH PORTER CO. I Real+ors 502 Presfon Royal 6700 Snider Plaza Since i904 'ffffiL.-gan -f-A 4564 ff'2f+af..Lf-use fifgi,.oa,,o,..1,g4mfgff: Sk Rtlma ilk f V.-v......-..r:w-W 'u...a:4 ,. , . Q . 4- ...L -T.,:-.ev-rr - ' 7 '?2.f ' .,' '- ' I ' 1 '- , 5 Q'?i::'Ya1': -35323. 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GQ I 295 Qs Barney McDonald FIoris+s ADIDAS CLUB 5950 Royal Lane 363-6466 I JFIQ I I fljfljh WIS II LII' ,W If SIQIQM I yd vu Jafflx - L- I 4 ,IL QW E5f7y. qA Complimenfsof I If M 'III I If ,V KIEXIX' I bfi MQ-Iu'f lLQIA'W5L iff 6 .J IMI? 'fWII'If'3 f ML, kfojy ,940 ,avail M VAWIV-M .WM FRIEND IJ .KV jgfip had I ' 1 E I3 1 WMM My A .4 'xUfpQL,!fiaaSU1j9X LV' IMJW qv I 296 Complete Inferior Dcsign S0r1'z'z'0' Uqdele WUH fig 7OI5 SNIDER PLAZA 0 363-2528 I-IOME FURNISHINGS ' GIFTS ' INTERIORS ' ACCESSORIES Nature frllfjcneiliglft 'et pillge. Choose a spot around your home or office. Call us. Qur designers will gr, '3-A help you make it your X 1 I 7 Q own private quiet place. dfjifyfff' V 1 Q Well install a natural LQ I . . 'Nl'-v Af 1 , ,fjq I ' screen of living plants. f-A'r37tg,' f ,X gi A r and trees and shrubs to keep distractions out, keep heauty and serenity in. Your own quiet place. i We'll help you do something about it. 297 Compliment of Complimen+s of Bou+-nu Au+o Co. a friend 43OI Ross Ave. C I ' Congra+ula+ions+oH1e Og?,gZ+:ai2:nS Class of '75 and John FromH1e Pe+e Lucas Famil Complimen+s of Y Darr Equipmen+ Co 42 , , , .f f.m.1 pp, f,,- , Zn, -f .f-- 7 If ,Aa 5 X 4 Y f y af . ,.,,,.., , . Mm. ,,,, 4, my ww' fi ? ' ' ff . 55 A , K if . fa . as , ,A ,v --as , ,, 1 E. A 7' 4 ..,,, H Ng, s J Wi W? Q y if ' 74 32 kd kdwdm I mean to drop you Peggy - -. '.Q,. ,::, . -.Yi essay,-i K I- 9-f gzzaii ,-- an ny V! m Q -f'- - ' 2 .,1k K X 5 222:32 -- 5 'E 1 Thats some hot tomato' Nga -A yy i Loo.. K f of i j W - .3 li A I M5 we se Q A Z sl ,MISS And mow what youve all been vvamng r JIM SHIRREFF Tefephone I2I4J 327-5587 ww IOQAAE DEALER FOR FINEST FIBERGLASS ONE-DESIGN AND CRUISING SAILBOATS BROKERAGE 0 ACCESSORIES o TRAILERS 7l2 N. Buckner Blvd. Dallas, Texas 752l8 DBIIII HLKER SPURTS CENTER SpeciaIis+s in Spor+s 5329 W. Lovers Lane FL I-995I CompIimen+s of a friend 300 CompIimen+s of Bierner and Son Manufadrurers 3t'5it'l ho? Across from SMU Tradzhorzal Clothing at 1255 Basin Congra+ula+ions Graclua+es Herber+ Goldberg Co Thanks for excellence of leadership and 'rhe 'reaching slaff of S+. Mark's for helping our young men become all +hey are capable of becoming. Sue and Wal+er B. Hailey Jr. Trusl' Fund CompIimen+s of MiII-Reps Incorpora+ed fOPvSf W ,'AQ b mensa an me mam ic- ,t e or u. ezumu. 1. meow ln. QGYA1 LN. ' f EXIT1B . : 4 Iii ff ' 5 MEADOW Rfb Q 1 gixrr ig XNAINUT Hill 7 W A N DA' S I I FIoris+ DecoraI'ing Personalized Service a nd Individual Design 363-84OI An'Iiq ues Besr wishes 'From Kiichen Designs Inc. 8306 Presion Cen+er Plaza 368-5859 -TN I WIT Nw? WILLIAM P. DAVES, JR. Chairman of Ihe Board Chief Execufive Officer Uniied Nafional Life Insurance Company I53O Main SIreeI, DaIIas, Texas 7520I 2I4f744-I86I 303 Complimenfs ofH1e TWELVE YEAR CLUB gi M E E L 'mi affiizixar THE THREE SURVIVORS the Mllena Dallas' pres+ige address rising above +he pink wall . . . Presfon Road a+ Nor+hwes+ Hwy. The finesf condominium high-rise apar+men+ in Dallas. The besf mainfenance and securi+y 'For secure living. Indoor parking and pool. Heal+h spa wi+h recreafion and sauna. Leasing and condominium sales. Own wi'I'h pride a condominium +ha+ apprecia+es in value. One bedroom Two bedroom Three bedroom one bafh sui+es 'From 425. fwo ba'I'h suifes from 675. fhree bafh suifes from 788. 6335 Wes+ Norfhwesf Highway 368-6403 'rf WKM -Q 'F' eg H-ee? We are really a MATURE Club S+. Mark's. . . Where 'rhe Soccer 'ACTION IS! Now. . .in I975. . . and for decades 'ro come Complimen+s of The Dallas Tornado Soccer Club Compliments ot W. D. Gra ue Inc. CONFIDENTIALLY. . . ANONYMOUSLY . . . We hove o reol need to keep our shop olwoys filled with the most exciting pre-owned clothes in the world. We need more Pierre Cordins, Anne Kleins, Yves St. Lourents ond other treosures. Our clients, men ond women, buy these gently wom foshions like mod. We morket on consignment. QLQTHESHCDRSE ANCDNYTTQUS SUITE 210 MELSHIRE BLDG. ' 1450 PRESTON FOREST SQUARE OPEN1O AM.-5 PM. ' DALLAS - 214-233-6052 CALL FOR STATEWIDE ARRANGEMENTS - APPOINTMENTS HONORED St. Mark's Trivia Club What year was the largest Velvet Mesquite tree discov- ered? . . . When did Pan Am begin its flight opera- tions? . . .What did Peter Fonda wear in Easy Rider to keep his pants up? . . . How many votes did Daggett County Utah give George McGovern in the I972 presi- dential elections? . . . Who wrote the words to the Alaskan State Song? . . . How much energy would the U.S. save it the population stopped eating anchovies on Tuesdays? . . . How many calories are there in I9 oz. ot beer? . . . What is the number of the solar system Earth is in? . . . How many Expletive Deleted's are there in the OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE TRAN- SCRIPTS? . . . What are the call letters ot the north- ernmost television station in the U.S.? . . . What did Special Order 300 do in World War 2? . . . Who holds the simultaneous record for the longest, highest, and tastest streak? . . . Who cares? 308 Congratulations to the Class ot I975 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Williams The Marksmen Sheff Wishes 'ro Thank 'rhe Following for 'I'he Purchase of CompIimen'rary Adver+ising DAVE ANDRES INVESTMENTS CALAME JEWELERS A FRIEND HOWARD JOHNSON'S maya realty company PRESTON CENTER OPTICAL THE SPORTSMAN MR. RICHARD J. VOELKER JR. , , Alferalions BR'-I-'Sl-. Women's Clofhes and res+yling Ma bel Wood Nor+l1cu++'s LEYLAND BRITISH LEYLAND MOTORS INC. soo WILLOW TREE ROAD, LEONIA, N.J. 07605 246 Inwood Village 358-5207 350- l489 Congrafulalions +0 +l1e Class of I975, You loo, Tave. The Campbell Clan 30 1 h it om Steakley Chevrolet invites you to visit every other mr dealer in hllas. Let the conpetition beware! Steakley dares to conpare. With 16 solid acresol solid savings plus tremendom volume experience we come ridlt out and say: we'reout to beet any deal. Wsit all the oar dealers you want to, because the lmrder you shop, the more convinced y0u'll betlmt Steakley's the place to save big OHYOLIDSXL Y. CO!! CUUCI Steakley WE GUARANTEE TO BEAT ANY BONAFIDE DEAL YOU BRING US IN WRI'l1NG FROM ANY OTHER DEALER. Introducing ou Cost Cmter Book. lt starts saving you still more money where the other dealers leave oll. It contains ooqrons t S2w' ' good or in services, parts, and labor. lt's yours FREE with any new car you buy from Steekley Chevrolet. Let the cormetition beware. Chevrolet 363-8341 x.2 '2Spn R . LTD. Gentlemens Sportswear GIVEN CHY .WF 9 -' -A., .11-1 2. ilu 1 f v 'I I X F - ,- -.J E I ft , .. I rl .-,CT w' his I . flliv l' I Mx! P T -fd 4 DAMQN mgeqgigyg 'I29 MEAD ' W CENTRAL MALL 361-9045 Complimen+s E 2 x ,raw f ., A If 'J 4 f f , 9 X L K! L-i..g,f,S ,,,L Class 312 s H' 5 his fa' 1 sf ' s '., 3451- 1, A X g M fifty' A I -i....... +he qv' 978 Bes'r Wishes 'ro 'rhe C0mP'imen+S Class of I975 of H1 Sabine Royal'ry G . Pero+ Corporahon Fa I200 Mercan+iIe Bank Bldg. D Il T CONNOLLY'S BOYS Complimen+s of Max L. Thomas and John L. Roach Come see the bank that looks like an art gallery. BFZOCKHOLLOW NATIONAL BANK 1111 West Mockmgbrrd an the Stemmons Carpenter Trian5gIe 12141631-4 00 N3 Q 1 '-Gr Adverlising Index Adele Hunl ........... Adidas Club ..... Alperl Really ....... AMS Inveslmenls .... Andres Inveslmenls . . Andy's Tailor Shop . . . Arnold's of Dallas .... Alhena .............. .....293 .....296 .....260 .....269 .....309 .....29I .....292 .....305 Balfour .................. ,,,,, 2 95 Barney McDonald Florisls .... ..... 2 96 Barron Thomas .......... ,,,,, 2 90 H. W. Bass 8: Son .. ,,,,, 273 Beer-Lilwin ...... ,,,, 2 86 Bierner 8: Son ..... ,,,, 3 00 Mr. Ken Billings .......... .... 2 89 Boul-nu Aulo. Co ........... ,,,, 2 96 Brilish Leyland Molors ....... .... 3 I0 3 I 6 Brookhollow Nalional Bank Mr. Bronslon .............. .... Calame Jewelers ....... 262 ....309 The Campbells .......... .... 3 I0 Carillon Plaza Pharmacy ..... .... 2 9I Mrs. Charlove ........... .... 2 7I Cheerleaders ......... Clolhes Horse .... Colberl 8: Volk .... Connolly's Boys ...... Dallas Power 81 Lighl .... ....297 ....308 ....289 ....3I4 ....295 Dallas Tornados .......... .... 3 07 Dick Chaplin's ............. .... Darr Equipmenl Com pa ny Daves Insurance ........... . . . . 282 296 303 Doak Walker ............ ..... 3 00 Dodd's Garden Cenler . . Doran Chevrolel ..... Dr. Pepper ........ Earl Rawlins Really . . . Ebby Halliday ..... Eighlh Grade ....... Ellenwood Jewelers ..... E. M. Kahn .......... Evil .............. Mr. Flelcher ........ Foreslwood Florisls . . . Foxworlh-Galbrailh ..... Freshman Class .... Golf's ........... Herberl Goldberg . . . GoIdlhwaile's ......... Graue Incorporaled .... Greenberg's Drugs . . . Mr. Hailey ........ Howard Johnson's .... House and Table . . . House ol Tuxedos . . Junior Class ...... .....297 .....295 .....294 .....278 .....284 .....266 .....277 .....27I .....263 ......288 ........263 280-28I 264-265 ......274 .....30I .....267 .....308 .....274 .....302 .....309 .....278 .....267 .....26I Glenn Juslice Morlgage Co Kaye Really ............. Kilchen Design ....... Landmark Molel .... Lellerman's Club . . . Linz ............ Lord Insurance . . Mabel Wood .... Mr. Pele Lucas . . . Mr. Lulken .... . McDonald's ..... Mill-Reps ........ Dr. Monlgomery .... Murala Pearl ......... Nalional Sound Slores . . . Neuholl Brolhers ........ NorlhPark Nalional Band .... .... Norlh Dallas Bank ........ Arlhur L. Owen Insurance .... .... Parr's .................. Mr. Payne ....... .... P. K. Limiled . . . Judge Porler . . . Pesol Family ......... Preslon Books ........... Preslon Cenler Oplical . . . Preslon Royal Barbers .... Preslon Road Pharmacy . . . Ralph Porler Really ....... Mr. Roach and Mr. Thomas . . .. . . Roar .................. Royal Nalional Bank ..... Salih's .............. Sabine Royally Corp ..... Mr. Sebaslian ........ Sewell Village Cadillac . . . Sharp Hardware .... Shirefl Sailboals .... Sixlh Grade ...... Sophomore Class ..... Sweel Manulacluring .... Sporlsman ........... Sleakley Chevrolel .... Alan Slern ............. Suburban Oplical ........ Tilche's NorlhPark Sludio .... .... Mr. Toler ............... Trivia Club ........ Twelve Year Club . . . Vandy's,Shoe Slore .... Varsily Shop ..... Mr. Voelker ...... Wanda's Florisl ..... Mr. Wiedemann ........... .... Whillle Music Co. ........... . . . . Mr. and Mrs. John A. Williams .... .... Mr. Zisk .................. .... 275 309 303 293 268 285 3 I0 298 267 269 303 269 270 292 285 294 278 286 290 293 3 I4 287 309 272 274 293 3 I 5 290 288 3 I4 284 276 274 300 263 3 I 3 287 309 3 I I 272 284 283 272 308 304 282 30I 309 303 288 292 308 282 7 The St. Mark's community wishes to say goodbye to the following friends, whose presence will be truly missed. l P H ' xox A X N iuil my , ,,, Q, mg., Mr. Michael Teitelman Mr. Terry Gibson .. ,wi Mr. PauiWeadOr1 M41 x Wg g Q 'J' Miss Suzanne Sayer f-gf!! 3 ,S i Cover Illustration: Herb Rogalla