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

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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.

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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

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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.