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

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The opportunity to develop onefs self within the St. Markfs community should not be passed up. Academics, athletics, and activities - there is something for everyone. If a student does not make a real effort to excel in one of these fields, he is wasting his time at this school. Rick Waechter Remarker Editor Y 1 Y W l 5 Y sy- We are blessed at St. Mark's with the finest caliber of students, ff if dedicated faculty F no n stss and staff, excellent s sttsc cscttt,cs,ac scscscs, faciljtigg and wonderful supportive parents, which makes our school one we can all take pride in. - Virginia Nunn Staff I- ' if AS., ii'i A aww .N ,, .. Although St. Mark's is regarded as an academic institution, athletics are stressed with each student participating in some Way. St. Mark's provides the aca- demic, social and athletic background necessary to suc- ceed in later life. - Larry Wilson Junior 'W xvxuw-A '?l3Wl'NfiWi?'W N X vgkff' '1 ,Y L ,, Kifiawihf im FH 2' mSf.w:5:w?: 39'-ff! , Cf W' V V 1 f Wham ala n ' 19 QQAW' a AAA A Y x X 4 4 is X L W? ww ww N m,,b19x M agiqwajg, Q W 535535 ' 'Q' , I W MWA, A One of the most impressive things that makes St. Mark's the school that it is, is the close relationship that exists in the St. Mark's community. - Roger West Business Manager new U If 'Ri 5' 'X sx N my The dedication of the faculty at St. Mark's, not merely to teaching in the classroom, but also to the myriad of athletic and extracurricular activities, is what makes an education at St. Mark's such an enriching experience. J azme Spellings i lwifiii. . ' Q5 t ess i F H . ' N t X 1 6 Ji fa XR Y f 58 is .- , K N xx X X , gg Q: kk K K' CJ K ., 2 fi Q ' M in Q QP ,v' Y' fe of Qyf f L . . X. -52' .IS W fe, Agfbf- , f, - f ' ix- We I . '17 if 4 '93 N 'A if Cl as f T H ,ix . a K s K' .h ARIS y 5 ,I ,H ' rr- Sl 1. .M . it JSM for r?f?1eis5 m.,..suQ Senzor rfrxisltl I2 5 A great advantage of St. Mark's is its unique atmosphere: the faculty-student relationship and the opportunity to excel in any facet of school life. - David Greenblatt Senior ' x 'W 5 The great pride the St. Mark's community takes in the schoolg students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni have a powerful sense of the tradition of excellence, and Work hard at upholding that tradition. - Mike Sheppera' Head of Upper School fp is is Q Yi St. Mark's has so many student activities that anyone can find a group of people to associate with. The groups often develop so that friendship and unity are easily attained within each class. - Bob Jeuevein 4 Student Council President I am surprised and pleased to find an administration here that allows such freedom to their teachers to conduct their classrooms in their own style and a student body hun- gry for construe- tive criticism. - Roy Heffernan Social Studies What makes St. Markis such a fine preparatory institution is its ability to fulfill the needs of its students. Not only does it provide the stu- dents With a high quality edu- cation, but it provides the student with many high qual- ity extracurricular activities in athletics, the performing arts, and media. - Keith Kadesky Senior St. Mark,s has a lot to offer: the facilities, the fac- ulty, these are the obvious attributes of the school. But the real strength lies in the oppor- tunities it offers the student and the student's acceptance of this challenge. - Trey Cutler Senior Class President nf -M f wxmfwzfm, MORRIS G. SPENCER GYMNASIUM Time, like an ever-rolling stream, Bears all its sons awayg They fly, forgotten as a dream Dies at the opening day. O God, our help in ages past, Uur hope for years to come, Be thou our guide while life shall last, And our eternal home. Amen. Isaac Watts, 1719 1 V' ft, L 'f' I-,rl ' ii 'Q Wt 975 For his devotion to our school, community and especially our class, we, the Class of 1980 dedicate our yearbook to - Mr. Sandy M. Donaldson -who through his responsibilities as advisor, teacher, coach, and most importantly friend has earned our greatest admiration and respect. His contributions to St. Markas are inumerable and his humor and dedica- tion have enriched the lives of all who have had the privilege to study under him. 97 l' 4-any 3- ...fn -'un-1-wrt!! Facult Currently in his fifteenth year at St. Mark's and his tenth as Headmaster, Iohn T. XVhatley spent the first half of the 1979-80 school year on sabbatical. In the fall, he traveled extensively in Europe and the United States, visiting many types of educational institutions. Mr. Whatley teaches AP European History and holds an A.B. and an M.Ed from Harvard University. I V f 1. L ,A Michael Shepperd has been at St. Mark's for five years as Head of the Upper School. This year he took on the responsibility of Headmaster during Mr. Whatley's sabbatical. Mr. Shepperd also teaches Psychology and Litera- ture, and 12th Grade English and Civics. He received his B.A. from Yale and is working on his M.L.A. at SMU. 24 Robert Kohler Ctopl, Class of '63, is Head of the Mid- dle School and also teaches Spanish. At St. Mark's for nine years, he currently coaches Middle School Cross Country and Soccer. Mr. Kohler received his B.A. from Austin College and his M.A. from S.M.U. Larz Anderson Qabovej, Head of the Lower School, also teaches in the second grade. At St. Mark's for nine years, Mr. Anderson earned his A.B. at Princeton Uni- versity and his M.S. at the University of Pennsylvania. juan Egiies Cleft? a member of the St. Mark,s community for the past nine years is completing his first year as Dean of Students. He is also Director of Scholarships and Financial Aid, and Varsity Soccer Coach. Mr. Egiies received his B.A. from St. Mary,s andhis M.B.A. from the University of Dal- las. Kennith Owens Cupper leftj has been at St. Markls for twenty-three years. He is the Financial Director, Director of Admissions, Lion and Sword sponsor, and a member of the Curriculum Committee. He also teaches Upper and Middle School Math. Mr. Owens received his B.A. from Baylor, and his M.A.T. from Michigan. john Bednar flower leftj, a first year member of the St. Mark's community, has assumed the position of Director of Development. Dr. Bednar also teaches Upper School French and is a Senior advisor. He received his B.A. from Princeton University and his Licence de lettres modernes and Doctrat from the Uni- versity de Besancon. Roger West fupper rightj has been at St. Markis for seventeen years as Director of Facilities. He is the I.V. Football Coach and Assistant Varsity Track Coach. Mr. West is also a Freshman Advisor. Mr. West received his B.S. from Eastern Illinois. He is currently working on his M.B.A. at the University of Dallas. Sherman Zimmerman flower rightj completed his first year as Director of Student Services and his fifth year at St. Mark's in the Physical Education Depart- ment. He is the Varsity Track Coach and Assistant Coach for the Varsity and I.V. Football teams. Mr. Zimmerman received his B.A. from Howard Payne University. Ei ' kklk in ietwg E , ,. , ' Frank jones Cupper leftj named as Chairman of the English Department last year, has just completed his third year at St. Mark's. In addition to his seventh and tenth grade teaching duties, Mr. Jones is the Tenth Grade Sponsor and coaches Middle School baseball. He holds a B.A. from Brown University and an M.A. from the University of Keele. Frank Murray flower leftl is a member of the Class of 1967 and returned to St. Mark's to teach in 1973. His current duties include teaching English 11 and English 12, coaching I.V. Tennis, and sponsoring the Senior Studies '81 Project. Mr. Murray holds a B.A. from Wil- liams College, an M.A.T. from the University of Massa- chusetts, and an M.A. from Middlebury College. English Department john Connolly flower rightj, completing his thirty- first year at St. Mark's, teaches Middle School English. Last spring he received the Meadows Foundation Dis- tinguished Teacher's Award. He received his A.B. from Boston University and a Diplome from the Universite de Besancon. A . f L Curtis Smith Qupper leftj, in his third year at St. Markis, coaches I.V. Cross Country and Soccer. His teaching duties include Eighth and Ninth Grade Eng- lish and he is also sponsor to the Remarks-a-lot. After earning an A.B. from Davidson College and a M.A.T. at Duke University, he worked as a Peace Corps volun- teer in West Africa. Bobbi Mailer flower leftj, in her seventh year at St. Markis, in addition to teaching Fifth Grade Language Arts and Sixth Grade Social Studies, established the reading and study skills courses presently taught in grades 7-12. Mrs. Mailer has earned a B.A. from Flo- rida State University and an M.S. from Syracuse Uni- versity. After arriving at St. Mark's in 1970 and serving as Dean of Students from '71 through '78, Mr. Herbert Meyer fupper rightj has now devoted his time to teach- ing Upper School English courses. With an A.B. from Emory University and an M.A. in English from Middle- bury, Mr. Meyer is in his second year as Senior Class sponsor and also serves as Varsity Soccer Coach. Andrew Mailer flower rightj has completed his elev- enth year at St. Mark's. He teaches Upper School Eng- lish and sponsors The ReMarIcer, the St. Mark's chap- ter of Cum Laude, and the Ski Club. Mr. Mailer received his B.B.A. at the University of Wisconsin and his M.A. from Middlebury College. Kim Cagne Qupper leftj just completed his fourth year at St. Mark's. His teaching duties include Eighth Grade English and Social Studies and Senior Civics and English. Outside the classroom, Mr. Cagne is the Eighth Grade Sponsor and helps coach Varsity Wres- tling and Middle School Cross Country. In addition, he has just completed his second year as sponsor of the Marksmen. Mr. Cagne holds a B.A. from Duke Univer- sity. Bill Flemming flower lefty is currently completing his tenth year at St. Mark's. His major responsibilities lie with College Counseling and the English Depart- ment, in which he teaches both Senior and junior Eng- lish. Mr. Flemming, who holds a B.A. from Princeton and an M.A. from Middlebury, is the Varsity Tennis coach and sponsor of the Senior Studies '81 Project. james Mclnerny Qupper rightj arrived at St. Mark's this year as a Woodrow Wilson Fellow. He teaches in both the English and Social Studies Departments as well as coaching cross country and track. Mr. Mclnerny holds a B.A. from the University of Texas. In her fourteenth year at St. Mark's, Anne Freeman flower rightj teaches Upper School English. Dr. Free- man received her B.A. from North Texas State Univer- sity, and her M.A. and Ph.D. from U.T.A. She also attended the University College of Dublin and Har- vard. Social Studies Department Chairman of the Social Studies Department, Alan Stewart Cupper rightj has been a member of the St. Mark's faculty for fifteen years. In addition to his Mid- dle and Upper School teaching responsibilities, Mr. Stewart is the Assistant Golf coach. He holds an A.B. from Dartmouth and an M.L.A. from SMU. Larry Cavitt flower lefty, currently completing his eleventh year at St. Markis, teaches Eighth Grade Social Studies and Eleventh Grade U.S. History. He is the junior Class Sponsor and Senior Independent Stud- ies Director. Mr. Cavitt holds a B.A. and an M.A. from SMU and is also the Pershing Tutorial sponsor. Roy Heffeman Qmiddlej, in first year at St. Mark's, coached Varsity Football and Ninth Grade Basketball. He teaches Religion and Social Studies and eamed his B.A. at Middlebury College. Tom Adams flower rightj is now completing his sev- enteenth year at St. Markis. He holds an A.B. from Princeton University and an M.A. from Harvard. Mr. Adams teaches U.S. and European History and also Art History. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he is the Varsity Coach for both the Baseball and Volley- ball teams. X ,.... ei it t Susan Palmer fupper leftj has completed her fourth year at St. Mark's. She teaches Middle School Lan- guage Arts and Social Studies. Mrs. Palmer is a College Counselor, Cheerleader sponsor, and statistician- trainer for the Varsity Soccer team. Mrs. Palmer received her B.S. and M,S. from the University of Pennsylvania. james Batchelor flower leftj, currently in his second stint at St. Mark's, has taught at the school for eight years. He teaches Social Studies in both the Middle and Upper Schools, and coaches Varsity Baseball and I.V. Football. Mr. Batchelor, who holds a B.S. from Springfield College, is also Director of the St. Mark's Sports Camp during the summer. ? George Edwards Qupper rightj has completed his eighth year at St. Mark's. He teaches Speech, Debate and Middle School Social Studies. He also coaches the Debate team and is the Eighth Crade soccer coach. Mr. Edwards received his B.A. from Harding College and his M.A. from S.M.U. Sandy Donaldson flower rightj has been a member of the St. Mark's community for the past ten years. He teaches Middle School Social Studies and Upper School Religion and Law. He is also the Head Trainer for the Athletic Department. Mr. Donaldson received his B.A. from Sewanee and his M.A. from the Univer- sity of Nebraska. ,461 1 .Q-fry ,ZUWQEK ,cfeaf fl? 7 1 'L'--515343 Cfjkozxl. Q' Lia Frances Bailey fupper leftj has completed her sixth year at St. Mark's. She teaches Middle School Math and Social Studies. Mrs. Bailey received her B.A. from Wichita State University, and her M.Ed. from Texas Womenis University. Evans Mank flower leftj has just completed his tenth year at St. Mark's. He has taught Social Studies, Lan- guage Arts, and Physical Education, as well as sponsor- ing the Sixth Grade and coaching Middle School Base- ball. He earned both a B.S. and an M.S. from the Uni- versity of Illinois. Q O i I AD 32 1 of if .,Lf'MOjly -f Lf Z . XI jf fi 1' f . Af, I ,694 Iack Safrit Qupper rightj, a St. Mark's graduate of the Class of 72, teaches both Seventh Grade Social Studies and Sixth Grade Language Arts. Mr. Safrit has been at St. Mark's for the last six years and numbers among his duties sponsorship of the Seventh Grade. In addition, he coaches seventh and eighth grade football and I.V. baseball. He received his B.A. from SMU. William Clarkson IV flower rightj, Class of 1966, has completed his fourth year as school Chaplain. He also teaches Upper School Religion. Fr. Clarkson taught at St. Mark's from '76 to ,78 and returned this year. Fr. Clarkson received his B.A. from Duke and his M.Div. from the General Theological Seminary. ,, '. ': ' ' . :4 g Wa V t ff? ' ' 15 S MQW iflhf g as 3721 ff' 2 s X 1 sa Q f J . ,, , +L ti ' ' -' Q Q Tram- , , ,Nw H. ml, df 5, 1. fda --:,J' , if,-,f'E fi? Gil! g ft rg f Q, . . ez are 3 fy .H , 'ff MM lv. .M Wie, . . In his fifth year at St. Mark's, Harold Van Schaik Qupper leftj continued this year as Chairman of the Sci- ence Department and Eleventh Grade Physics teacher. He received a B.S. from Lehigh University and an M.S. from Colby College and sponsors the Rocket and Ama- teur Radio Club. Donald W. Larrimer flower leftj, in his twentieth year at St. Mark's, continued this year as the teacher of the Sophomore Biology course. In addition to his teaching duties, Mr. Larrimer is partly responsible for the upkeep of the Greenhouse and Aviary. He holds a B.S. from Muhlenberg College and attended Hohne- mann Medical College. Science epartment Bill Dexter frightj completed his seventeenth year at St. Mark's. He teaches Earth Science, Astronomy, and Geology. He is Director of the Planetarium and spon- sors the Astronomy Club. Mr. Dexter received his B.S. and M.S. from Ohio State University. Dean Baird fupper rightj, in his fourth year at St: Mark's, teaches Fifth and Sixth Grade Math and Sci- ence. He coaches Upper and Middle School VVhiz Quiz, and also sponsors the Fifth Grade Class. Mr. Baird holds a B.A. from Austin College. In his twenty-sixth year at St. Markis, Arthur Doug- las Qupper leftj teaches Middle and Upper School Sci- ence. In addition to his teaching duties Mr. Douglas cares for both the Aviary and Greenhouse. Mr. Doug- las is a member of the London Zoological Society and was a recipient of the Meadows Foundation Distin- guished Teacher's Award. He received his A.T.D. from the Bradford College of Art. Steve Seay flower leftj, Class of '68, has completed his fifth year at St. Mark's. He teaches Earth Science. He received his B.A. from Stanford University. Stephanie Barta flower rightj, a member of the St. Mark's community for the past five years, teaches Upper School Microbiology, Biochemistry, and Middle School Science. Mrs. Barta, a Debate Team instructor, received her B.A. from VVhitman College and her M.S. from the University of Montana. Hunter Nibert fupper leftj, at St. Markis for four years, teaches in both the Science and Mathematics departments. He holds a B.S. from the University of California and an M.S. from LSU. His other duties include coaching IV Basketball and sponsoring the Problem Solving Club. Gene L. Williams flower leftj completed his thir- teenth year of teaching. He teaches Seventh and Eighth Grade Science. Mr. Williams also coaches Mid- dle School Baseball. He received his B.S. from Texas ASIM and his M.Ed. from NTSU. john Benson frightj has completed his second year at St. Mark's. He teaches Middle School Science. Mr. Benson received his B.S. from Baylor University. Language Department Paul Weadon Qupper rightj has been at St. Mark's for eight years. He is currently Chairman of the Language Department and also teaches German. Mr. Weadon is the Student Council sponsor and Middle School Soccer coach. He received his B.A. from Brigham Young Uni- versity and his M.A. from the University of Arizona. Carolyn Schlak flower leftj has completed her fourth year at St. Mark's. She teaches Middle and Upper School Spanish. Dr. Schlak received her B.S. from Loy- ola University, her M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Colorado. David Forman flower rightj, after six years at St. Mark's, teaches Spanish I-B, II, and III, sponsors the Ninth Grade class, coaches the Fencing team, and Middle School Football, and is also a member of the Pecos Wilderness Trip Staff. He holds a B.A. from Col- gate University, an M.A.T. from the University of Ver- mont, and an M.B.A. from New York University. Cary Mencin Qupper leftj, teacher of German and French, has just completed his fourth year at St. Mark's. In addition to sponsoring the A.F.S. Club, Mr. Mencin coaches j.V. Soccer and Middle School base- ball. He was a member ofthe Pecos staff and organized the Ulnternational Festival Week . Mr. Mencin received his B.A. from LaSalle College and his M.A. from Duke University. Michael Bennett flower leftj, completing his fif- teenth year at St. Mark's, teaches Seventh Grade Latin and also Upper School Classics III. He holds a B.A. and an M.A. from Oxford University and an M.A. from Middlebury College and is also the sponsor of the Film Society. Norman Amps Crightj just completed his first year at St. Mark's in the Language Department. He teaches Middle School Latin and Upper School French. Mr. Amps received a degree in Philosophy and Theology from St. Bedes College in Rome, and his M.L.A. from S.M.U. Math Department jack Hollon fupper leftj, Chainnan of the Mathe- matics Department, has been at St. Mark's for nine years. This year he has been teaching both Middle and Upper School Math, and numbers among his other duties sponsoring the Environmental Council, and coaching Middle School fall tennis. Mr. Hollon holds a B.A. and B.S. from Rice and an M.A. from the Univer- sity of Texas. Bill Ashby flower leftj holds a B.A. and an M.A. from New Mexico State University and a Ph.D. from East Texas State University. Also a member of the Cum Laude Society, Dr. Ashby teaches Algebra I and II and Precalculus, and coaches Middle School Football, Soc- cer, and Track. He is now completing his twelfth year at St. Mark's. Mose Hale Qupper right? returned to St. Mark's last year after serving as a member of the faculty from 1956-1968. He is currently teaching Middle School Math and coaching Middle School Football and Bas- ketball. He holds a B.S. and M.Ed. from West Texas State Teacher's College. Marrieta johnson flower rightj finished her sixth year in the Math Department, at St. Mark's. She teaches Middle School Math. Mrs. johnson received her B.A. from Stanford. Iohn Stutsman fupper leftj has been at St. Mark's for seven years and teaches Upper School Math and Com- puter Programming. His other duties include coaching Water Po 0 and Swimming, sponsoring the Amateur Radio Club, and participating in the Pecos Wilderness Trip. Mr. Stutsman received his B.A. from Iowa Wes- leyan and his M.A. from Michigan State University. Rick Lawrence flower leftj has completed his second year as a member of the Math Department. Along with his Upper School teaching duties, Mr. Lawrence coached Fencing and I.V. Soccer and participated in this year's Pecos Trip. He came to St. Mark's after hav- ing received a B.S.E. from Princeton University. P .. o ..t, Mike Keyton fupper rightj has completed his third year at St. Mark's. He teaches Middle and Upper School Math and also coaches the Varsity Golf team. Mr. Keyton received his B.A. and M.A., in science, from L.S.U. He also received his M.A., in math, from the University of Indiana. Dr. Alice Carter flower rightj has completed her first year of teaching at St. Mark's. She teaches Upper School Math. Dr. Carter received her B.S. from Louisi- ana Tech, and her M.S. from Northeast Louisiana Uni- versity. Fine Arts Department Hfffirw MM r 5 . E E. R , Q sa R, . si' .4251 53 f can s Peter Lutken fupper rightj, Class of '67, taught at St. Markls from 1972 through 1977. He returned in 1979 to teach Middle School Drama and serve as head of the Fine Arts Department. Mr. Lutken is in charge of the Pecos Wilderness Trip and all Middle and Upper School campouts. He is also in charge of the Colorado Wilderness School and sponsor of the Outing Club. Mr. Lutken received his B.A. from Davidson and his M.A.L.S. from Wesleyan University. He has also attended Exeter University, Richard Hawley flower leftj, Class of ,60, has been a member of the St. Mark's community since 1965. He currently holds the position of Curriculum Coordinator and teaches Drama and Western Civilization. Mr. Hawley holds a B.A. from Harvard and an M.A.T. from Iohns Hopkins. , My Having studied at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts School, Columbia University and Hans Hofmann School, Herb Rogalla flower rightj has taught at St. Mark's since 1966. He also maintains his own studies and exhibits his work in many state and national shows. f ,z x james Livengood Qupper lefty has served as the Organist - Choirmaster for the past twelve years. Mr. Livengood received his B.A. from Occidental College and his M.M. from S.M.U. He is also a graduate of the Royal School of Church Music in London and Organist - Choirmaster at St. Mathew's Episcopal Cathedral. Yves L'Helgoual'ch flower leftl has completed his eleventh year at St. Mark's as Orchestra and Strings Music Director for both the Upper and Middle Schools. Mr. L'Helgoual'ch is a lareate of the Pans Conservatory and in addition to his regular teaching duties is also Conductor for both the Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra and the Irving Symphony. Z Mario Foster fupper rightj has served as Band Mas- ter at St. Mark's for seventeen years. He teaches all Middle and Upper School Band courses. Mr. Foster has played for Tommy Dorsey, and has worked at N .B.C. and A.B.C. as a conductor for radio and T.V. shows. He received his B.M.E. and M.M.E. from S.M.U. Rod Blaydes flower rightj completed his second year in the Fine Arts Department. He teaches Upper and Middle School Drama. He is also the Drama Club Sponsor and a Producer-Director at Summerstage. Mr. Blaydes received his B.A. from Texas Tech. Ken Walters fupper leftj has completed his sixth year at St. Mark's. He is the Media Director and also the KRSM-FM sponsor. Mr. Walters teaches Elec- tronic Media and Radio Workshop. He received his B.F.A. from S.M.U. Bill Kysor Cbottomb, in his ninth year, teaches Middle School Creative Art and Upper School Ceramics. Mr. Kysor received his B.S. from North Texas State Univer- sity and his M.A. from S.M.U. Don Moser ftopj took over the Industrial Arts Department four years ago. Mr. Moser holds a B.S. from E.T.S.U. in Industrial Arts Education and is a member of both state and national Industrial Arts Associations. 'ZW euffj a Ken Merten fupper leftj, serving as Athletic Direc- tor, has completed his fourth year at St. Mark's. Mr. Merten is also Assistant Water Polo Coach, Varsity Swimming Coach, and sponsor of the Lettermen's Club. Mr. Merten teaches Middle School P.E., Life Saving and Scuba. He received his B.A. from S.M.U. Charles Quisenberry flower leftj is a twelve year vet- eran of the St. Mark's Athletic Department. He is Var- sity Football Coach and Assistant Track Coach. His duties include teaching all areas of Physical Education to the Middle School and also Eighth Crade Basket- ball. Mr. Quisenberry has a B.S. from Sam Houston State University and an M.Ed. from E.T.S.U. Athletic Department Tim Brennan Qlower rightj, Class of '71, in his fourth year at St. Mark's, coaches Middle School Football and Wrestling and also Varsity Wrestling. Mr. Brennan received his B.S. from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. V10 ,lil Daniel Nevot Cupper leftl has just completed his fifteenth year as a member of the Athletic Depart- ment. His duties include teaching Physical Educa- tion to all levels at St. Mark's, but his main emphasis has been as fencing coach. He is currently the Chairman of the junior Olympic Fencing Program of North Texas and has been since 1967. Monsier Nevot received a Maitre d'Education Physque at the Ecole Superieur d'Education Physique Mili- taire. Completing his second year at St. Mark,-Hagar-L Card Cupper rightl coaches Varsity Volleyball and Ninth Grade Basketball. His P.E. Department duties also include teaching Lower and Upper Schoolers. Mr. Card, who majored in Physical Edu- cation at Bishop College, scouts for the Varsity Football team during the fall season. I Bob King flower leftj became a member of the St. Mark's Athletic Department in 1978. He is assistant football coach and assistant track coach, and he is also in charge of the weight lifting program. Mr. King is a graduate of Texas Tech University and is currently pursuing his studies at the Dallas Theolog- ical Seminary. Phillip Bailey flower rightj in his first year as a member of the St. Mark's Athletic Department has assumed the responsibility of Head Basketball coach. His other duties also include teaching Physi- cal Education to both Upper and Lower school stu- dents. Mr. Bailey received his B.S. from Texas Tech University. Mrs. Carolyn Cobb Qupper leftj, in her third year at St. Mark's, teaches Language Arts and Social Studies to first graders. She earned a B.S. at Wheelock College and attended Columbia Teacher's College. Esther Wakefield flower leftj has been a member of the Lower School since 1964. Along with her regular teaching duties, Mrs. Wakefield served as Summer Ses- sion Director this year. She earned a B.A. from Ohio State and did graduate work at North Texas State Uni- versity. Lower School Frank Iordan Qupper rightj, at St. Mark's for twelve years, is a third grade teacher. Mr. Jordan, who earned his B.A. at Austin College and M.A.T. at Cornell, also coaches Upper School Cycling. Mary Margaret Van Shaw flower rightj has com- pleted her twenty-fourth year of teaching at St. Mark's. Mrs. Van Shaw teaches third grade. She received her B.A. from Phillips University. Mary Ann Clicksman fupper leftj, a first grade teacher, has just completed her second year of teach- ing at St. Mark,s. This year she served on the Agenda Committee for faculty meetings. She graduated from the University of California Phi Beta Kappa, and sub- sequently earned two Master's Degrees from Columbia University. Mrs. Karen Smith fupper rightj joined the St. Mark's faculty this year to teach Second Crade. She holds a B.S. from the University of Texas. jill Arledge flower leftj has completed her third year of teaching in the Lower School at St. Mark's. She QQ' Lf NF teaches fourth grade and is the Phase I Team Leader. Ms. Arledge received her B.S. from Texas Tech and her M.Ed. from North Texas State. Mary Ann Livengood flower middlej has completed her eighth year of teaching Lower School Music. In addition to her Lower School duties, Mrs. Livengood assists with the Choir and Clee Club. She earned her B.A. and M.M. from S.M.U. jean Billingham flower rightj has completed her sec- ond year as head of Lower School Art. She received her education in Oxford, England. Carla Cutler ftop leftj has been on the Library Staff at St. Mark's for thirteen years. She is the Library's cataloguer. Mrs. Outler received a B.A. from Birming- ham Southern College and an A.B. from Emory Uni- versity. Marilyn Segal ftop middlej has completed her fifth year on the Library Staff. She is in charge of the Refer- ence and Bibliography sections. Mrs. Segal received her B.A. from SMU and her M.L.S. from the University of Wisconsin. Marsha Hawley ftop rightj has completed her fourth year as the Library Assistant. She received her B.A. from Wheaton College. Alice Hendley Cbottom leftj has been a Librarian at St. Mark's for sixteen years. She has attended Harp State College and Emporia State College in Kansas. Sophie Strauss fbottom rightj has been the Head Librarian at St. Mark's since 1962. She oversees and organizes all activities in the Library. Mrs. Strauss holds a B.A. from Simmons College and has attended the New England Conservatory of Music. Virginia N ead of Upper Schoum:lnSecretary Ruth Fleishman Assistant Business Officer Mary Pickard Clerical Secretary I uelme Smith aqllegjstrar .-uf- Elva Eichenwald Anice Hosea Nurse Middle School Secretary k i Qc T Iewell Cul per Business meer udy Vance eceptionist Io Hale Business Office Secretary Ieane Evans I Glenda jenkins Headmastefs Secretary School Secretary yyy at Ian McClendon joleta Bishop Diane Tarantino Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Snack Bar Manager . , . ,yy swf- 1 f Lavelle Iohansson Iudy Hurst Athletic and Day Camp Secretary Textbook Officer 'Ma xl vA9?'.as2V,J0'5 A' A X ' ,M f '.A., ,,l.v ' Helga Egiles Elsie Elliot Faculty Secretary Food Service Manager as n Q Y i 5 sr as 5 if 3 E mmnfwqunrwanwvf Harold Seawright I Rick Klat! Equipment and I-Dckemom Manager ASSISIZIIY Water Polo Coach H Maintenance Staff Nimlevzatgggan 3 W! ? 4 M Sa 'Lf' Velma Fowler Lunchroom Staff Housekeeper i5 2'8?r Senior O Jorge Rudney Atalla, J r. 2 years Entered in 1978 from Fundacao Educational de Iahu Archery 11, 12 Outdoor experience 11 Film Society 11 2 ears, too lon . y I.R.A? Ir. Life is so short. I.R.A., Ir. Plus est en vous. Cordonstown I wish I had your age with my experience. My father I wish I had your experience with my agp. is only son You may be whatever you resolve to be. Stonewall Iackson Take me home. H.S. Flattery will get you everywhere. I.R.A., Ir. 'hilt 1.R.A.,jr .... 1961 . . . U.V .... Manhe, ja acabei Iahu . . . M.T., M.L., R.G., Fl., 1.T., S.Z., C.M.B .... camel back riding in Lebanon . . . after 2 broken ribs, got a new bike . . . Cordonstown '75 '76 . . . St. Eliza-Dourados, so 15 km . . . IR, PFC, lj, T, velhos tempos nao voltam mais, so de vez en quando . . . PP-0111 . . . Porecatu com Musso, Tonho e Colezano . . . Ciba! . . . Con- nolly's boy . . . even after MK, DP, LF, FE, PSIPC, S, HS, fold Anatole nightsj, SS, AA, LH, KS, CS, RH, M, CS, LP, Brazilian girls still 351 . . . Celina, ere tambem! . . . 6 tickets in 2 years and still has a clean record . . . Ford Grenade '78 . . . Porsche 911 SC Targa '79 -- it was an old dream . . . Snowbird '78 Sz ,79 .. . Europe '79 .. . fried zucchini . . . hates dipping, chicken, and the adm .... T.V. not u.t .... hi Jorge! . . . Rio . . . drinks cof- fee with lots of sugar . . . Obrigando Iacy and Rudney, eu amo voces - 1,W,A . . . em nome do Pai, meu, e do espirito do Rudinho - AMEN. at 9' F Lenny . . . Where are the rabbits? . . . Heineken Club . . . Turned on to Bea- tles by Mary . . . Resident Chicago groupie . . . Help abolish disco in your lifetime . . . dedicated Short People to Mike and Suzanne . . . Loves to wrestle, hates to practice . . . Tabu, CBC with M.W. and K4 . . . nailed for implementing experimental parking plan . . . found out in wrestling what S and M stand for . . . brought David and Holley closer together . . . SM valet parking service . . . Schlotskyls 1 a.m. club . . . Stand up Mike . . . Sorry, you already are . . . bought custom hom for band, didn't help .... Tried to teach Mary how to eat tacos . . . failed . . . Crow up Y.L .... That's what you get for elbowing me Harold .... Will probably miss S.M. one day . . . I can see them now, George. John Edward Bacon 6 years Entered in 1974 from Walnut Hill Elementary Honor Roll 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Orc estra 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 11, 12 Varsit 11, 12 SPC Cham s 11, 12 4th place Egmby Halliday Tournament 12 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 Marksmen 10, 11 Associate Photo Editor 10 Drama 11, 12 Pershing Tutorial 1 1 When in doubt, blow it off. I. Bacon And if the student finds that it is not to his taste? Well, that is regrettable. Most regrettable. The student's taste should not be consulted. Flannery O'Conner James Reed Baker 5 years Entered in 1975 from Ewell D. Walker Honor Roll 10, 11 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 EV. 9, 10 ndefeated 10 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Inde endent Champs 11 Basketlgall 9, 10, 11 Co-Ca tain 9 Baseball 8, 10, 11, 12 KQV. 9 arsit Letter 10, 11, 12 SPC Clio-Champs 11 ROAR 9, 10 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12 Persistence, determination alone are omnipotent. Unknown Leave us alone. C.K.A. . 'Em I.R .... Beed Raker . . . Atlanta, Georgia not Atlanta, Texas . . . Connollyls Boy . . .Twin Sixties with W.N., C.B., D.C., D.H .... 1:6 PRRRC . . .Where does he live? or at the Toombs' . . . Atlanta, CA . . . QQ of the Rodeo Club . . . Dave, what was her name? . . . IA of the REO Club . . . 41135 . . . Back on the road again, a subtle hint . . . VVhat television? . . . Tyronne Theotis Carter . . . 1X5 of the 6.12 Club . . . Baseball SPC, 79 - S.M. 10 Kinkaid 9 . . . slowest throw ever . . . Christmas Formal 79 . . . Leave us alone!! . . . Trader Vic's will never be the same . . . Cate . . . Oct. 19, 1979 . . . Dec. 31, 1979 . . . 92 of the soul socking secondary 79 . . . co-president of the End of the Hunt Club . . . 56 Kazoo Band . . . Georgia Tech or Texas AZSIM . . . I love Big D . . . Thanks momma, poppa and sister Toombs . . . Thanks Mom, Dad and Randall . . . C.K.A. Always . . . Bye, Bye. 50441 K4Qf41..,'7L4 jeff . . . led . . . joe . . . Zeb Buckwheat . . . Chump-a-what? . . . Llano Swim Club . . . Malibu racer . , . bi 2:20 football club . . . bi Environmental Coun- cil . . . the Beckwith-Corbin syndrome . . . W'hat's wrong with 4:30 A.M.?'l . . . fireworks at the Y .... Northpark to Reunion Tower in one easy step . . . the Mustang: finest car ever to take on a telephone pole . . . Llano sine up . . . 9 in the car . . . Capt. Seay's Bar-B-Q . . . graveyard shifts . . . Playboy Club will be conquered . . . Long's shall be conquered . . . Estes Park . . . '4Rock!', . . . bighorn on Desolation . . . Minor Lake swim . . . Fujica: drowned in the line of duty . . . the V.I. at F.C .... slob of the Pecos . . . Let's go to San Antonio! . . . 3 years at the bird . . . Comfort and aquavit . . . Black Forest . . . member Schlotsky's 1:00 A.M. Club Qohn Calhoun president and keyholderl . . . taught Ando how not to shuffle . . . BeckWith,s Crack . . . limar eclipse at 4:00 A.M .... six years of the Lutken experience . . . avid trekkie. Cmember Capt. Seay's Crewj . . . Commanche: East Face . . .A.P. is Cod. John Emerson Beckwith 7 years Entered in 1973 from Withers Elementary Water Polo Team 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 State Champs 10 Swimming 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 12 Environment Council 11, 12 President 12 Outing Club 11, 12 Ski Club 10, 11, 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation 12 Drama Club 9, 10 ROAR 9, 10 Wilderness is more than a place, but equally an idea, a principle, a state of mind, and even a dream . . . Wilderness is one of the incomparable free- doms, like freedom from want, war, and racial prejudice and the freedom to cultivate one's own thoughts in one's own way. Wilderness brings stability, a sense of permanence to a shaky unstable world. Michael Frome I don't believe in an after-life, although I am bringing a change of underwear. Woody Allen Paul Vivian Bennett 4 years Entered in 1976 from McCu1louch Middle School Honor Roll 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11 Wrestling 12 Chess Club 9, 12 War is Peace Freedom is Slavery Ignorance is Strength George Orwell 1984 l?X.ux.Q 6 .LA'VvxL7kIk Pand P . . . Grand Prix . . . R6zR . . . teacher's son . . . sick humor . . . Ver- mont. . . puns . . .summer '79. . . PIWTGMINEFTY. . . Spacy Teeth . . . I don't know . .. Mexico . . . England . . . Limey . .. Spacy Invaders . . . ILYPS . . . Cowboys . . .2112 . . . Sci-Fi. . . New Wave . . . S.M. Day Camp .. .Igiveup. . .Texaslam . . .asitwere . . . callmezoozie . . . IS Mr. Ben- nett really your Dad? . . . Late night T.V. . . . NYSW . . . That's cool . . . Don't call me Viv . . . Of course I do! . . . Kicked out of Corpus . . . Peggy . . . SSS . . . I already said that . . . what? - what? - WHAT? . . . Are you kidding? . . . HIMY . . . MPFC . . . Butterfly . . . 111779 . . . Peggy . . . Bye- Bye S.M. Zfjffffn ff Bizarre . . . who's different fooln . . . slug . . . want a ride in my car . . . dis- cussions on life with wrestling team . . . lights out at Playboy fStan and Lutherj . . . '77 chauffeur service . . . unstable at an early age . . . asked to formal once? . . . The bomb . . . a secret liberal . . . a bigger car next time Dave . . . major red lights on Preston are just your imagination . . . letls go to the islands and get lost, Allen . . . D.C. twice . . . Clarkson tried to save morality, but, alas, it was too late . . . balloons in chapel . . . Thank you, Trey . . . where's my pension . . . Remember those midweek concerts, john . . . Insanity and Radio save wrestling team from the depths of despair . . . the louder the better . . . 4F rating for sure . . . lazy color, huh Ted . . . Ana- tole buffet in tennis shorts with Iohn . . . Parents stash at Snowbird . . . D.M.H.C., A.F.H.C., .... you can never go back . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. Charles Drew Boatwright 8 years Entered in 1972 from St.Michael,s Honor Roll 3rd uarter 11 Vice President Sl Class 11 National Merit Letter of Commendation 12 ReMarker 11, 12 Circulation Manager 11 Student Store 12 Assistant Manager 12 Chemical Depen ency Peer Education 11, 12 President 11 Wrestling 11, 12 Manager 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, ll A.F.S. Club 11 Letterman's Club ll, 12 Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Ski Trip 9, 10, 11 KRSM 12 ROAR 9, 10 Soccer 9 Track 9, 10 Scuba 9 The South will rise a ain Charles ioatwnght John Lyle Calhoun 10 years Entered in 1970 from Stonewall Jackson Elementary High Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band ll, 12 Orc estra 9, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Semifinalist 12 Who's Who Among American High School Students 11, 12 W iz Quiz 11, 12 Cum Laude 11, 12 Bookstore 11, 12 Quill and Scroll 11, 12 Fencing 9, 10, 11, 12 Cycling 10, 11, 12 Pressed Rat and Warthog Closed down their shop They didnit want to, It was all they had ot. Selling eternal appges, Am lified hate, And, Pressed Rat,s collection of doglegs in fate. Sadly they left, Telling no one goodbye, Pressed Rat wore red jodhpurs And Warthog his striped tie. Between them the carried A three-legged sack, Went straig t round the corner And never came back. Cream guna of +ve, 1-10919 Calleth of the Hoons-Calheid-Calbrain-Caljun-Buffoon-Stubbitt . . . jimi, Janis, Crimson, ELP, Miles, 'Trane, Konitz, Zawinal, Pink Floyd, Led- zep . . . '74 Vega fB.1.Pj . . . '62 Corvair fHeap that thinks it's a classicj . . . W of the strict Constructionalists . . . on first-name basis with every traffic cop in the city . . . Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2,' . . . rebuilds cars in S.M. parking lot . . . Iohn Babson Lane Soule, NOT Horace Greeley .. . Schlotsky's at 1 A.M. Club . . . Standard Transmission Convertible Club . . . Semper F elis catis . . . never eats in cafeteria . . . Purple Haze . . . G.B. and C. Club . .. Veg . . . Tenolio . . . doesn't associate with Hockaday . . . 3 Instrument Club ... Y.L. Grow up ... Keg O' Smeg ... longhairedhippyfreakconservative? . . . Super Subs for lunch bunch . . . cut him and he bleeds beer . . . ABOLISH DISCO! duff QW! I Big Dave . . . Tex . . . Disco-Tex in Mazatlan . . . Thunder Truck still roars in hometown . . . 5 year man at j.I.'s . . . Albany? Itls 30 miles NE of Abi- lene . . . Beefmaster cattle and bumper stickers . . . Pick-up dates . . . C. Brooks - a fellow cowboy . . . Hick talk . . . Oldest guy in class . . . Albany with Pedro . . . Bruised . . . Disco-Soul . . . Either gonna drive a cattle truck or go to Montana . . . Cowplay . . . Kazoo Band . . . Didn't want to come . . . Armadillos . . .Telemachos . . . Thanks j.C., W.C., D.C. David Dutton Casey 5 years Entered in 1975 from Nancy Smith Elementary Football 9, 10 Undefeated Team 10 Track 10, 11, 12 SPC Champs 11 Bookstore 12 KRSM 12 Hunting and Fishing Club 10, 11, 1 Without Me you can do noth- ing. Qohn 15:57 In the land of the blind, the Cyclops is king. Dewey Caedcke , -, 1 ,.,. , Brodie Lyle Cobb 6 years Entered in 1973 from Montessori Academy I.V. Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 Undefeated 10 Volleyball 12 Varsit Letter 12 SPC! Champs 12 Basketball 12 Varsity Letter 12 Wrestlin 9, 10 Drama Cqub 10, 11, 12 Chairman of Lights Dept. 11 Bookstore 10, 11 Piemarker 12 Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Hunting and Fishing Club 12 Roar 9, 10 Honor Roll 10, 12 Knowing a little about everything won't work. Knowing a tgreat deal about important ings is essential. Richard M. Nixon This is not a game for amateurs. A.M. Cod does not throw dice. Albert Einstein ZMWCJXWL- Brody . . . Brodeth . . . No play . . . lives in the ceramics room . .. I.S. a good, good joke . . . always sailing or windsurfing . . . Let's go Pittsburgh, Right, Brad? . . . Letis go to the hole! . . . W of the C and I Snowbird gang . . . K.B. - my love I never knew . . . W of the Butterfly Catchers Club . . . always gone to regattas . . . loves those Sunday nights . . . never wears socks . . . li of the 8:12 Club . . . Yea . . . You know! . . . strategically planned absentees . . . 1! 13 of the Senior Circus . . . saaavory . . . Anybody have any brew? . . . living life minute by minute . . . IA of S.S. Blow-off Club . . . B.T. - a good friend . . . backgammon man . . . German with D.G., LB., C.P., and D.Fi .... Rrrugged . . . go for the gusto . . . Thanks, SM! Cla W all . . . C.D.C .... made it finally!! Yeh!! . . . Fresh Fish for breakfast!!. . . A . . . everyone is looking at us! . . . Foda-se St. Marks . . . F.C.K. . . . egg . . . all that's missing is you . . . Plano . . . Road trips! Houston, San Antonio, Austin? . . . I'm going home this weekend . . . H.S., S.S., M.G., I.W., L.T., L.D., D.D., I.F., R.H., M.R., I.N., M.M., C.G., A.P.L., W.D., A.A. VVhich one? W.D. - VVhy? . . . White, special edition Scorocco . . . wreck! VVhat wreck? .. . Connolly's Boys . . . S.M.GNIGNOBMAET!! . . . Leef- guard . . . wanted by H.P.P.D. . . . VVhite B-Day for F.E. with A.P.L. . . . Moosehead . . . Am I free of all this? . . . dirt in my mind, on the floors, everywhere . . . . . . Single-handedly pied the P.L. . . . turkey 8: coke . . . VVhat T.V.? . . . go - fast in the morning!! . . . Last Car regular! Caton Douglas Cobb 6 years Re-entered in 1977 from Kinkaid High School We don't We don't control need no education need no school Hey! Teach! Leave those kids alone. Pink Floyd Steven Tood Curlee 2 years Entered in 1978 from Arlington High School Football 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Baseball 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 KRSM 11 Hunting and Fishing Club 11, 12 AFS Club 11 Lettem1an's Club 11, 12 Ski Club I1 There are three faithful friends in life - an old wife, an old dog, and ready money. Benjamin Franklin The more I study, the more I know The more I know, the more I forget The more I forget, the less I know So why study? Anonymous A pinch between the cheek and gum is all it takes. ' Walt Garrison Whiskey River takes my mind. Willie Nelson Sm, Qumran Stevie . . . Wonder . . . Wonderboy . . . Senioritis since kindergarten . . . Fly- ing High in my Datsun . . . Love my stereo . . . 4WD Datsun . . . 96 TUOC- NIC-NOB Club . . . Midnight Refriger Raider . . . 8 cases . . . Boy! VVhat a night . . . Roadtrip to OK . . . Boy! VVhat a day . . . Hey Todd, Who's got the 1111 . . . Elf's little brother . . . Let's go to 7-11 . . . Unknownmember of the hour shower club . . . Baseball? . . . Let's go to Arby's . . . Hey! VVho tumed out the lights? . . . 6.12 . . . BOWLAT . . . SKOAL BROTHER . . . NDCSTEAM . . . Logan, Gregg, Charlie . . . Red-i W Library Dip Club . . . Blow it off! You're a senior . . . M4 Rocking out in the parking lot club . . . I still love ya Arlington! . . . Hoot, Hooter jr., Smut, Kelly, Tad, Scott . . . key River take my mind . . . Lake Arlington . . . Party Harty . . . See ya soon . . . Thanks Mom . . . VVhis- Cus . . . Custado . . . Turd . . . the cesspool theory . . . kicker . . . greenies . . . 98 pounder - lil'st wrestler . . . grew a lot . . . has memorized all of Bren- nan's pep talks . . . HP parties at Moss Park with I.S. and D.V .... Snowbird '77 - amazing . . . Snowbird '78 - amazing still in school . . . Snowbird '79 - OLY and tubing . . . Desperadoes Soph. year . . . The Spinners . . .' in the snow at McManemin,s - how did we make it home? . . . Flew most of the way . . . appreciates Chuckie B'sl eccentricities . . . goes crazy now and then . . . grounded for a month Ir. year . . . And over summer-session - excellent . . . Born again Christian after Vaughn's party . . . Hard find dur- ing turkey season . . . Deer hunting at P.K. with Sudzo and Lou Brain . . . The Hunting and Fishing Club - proved you can hunt with a hangover . . . Viva Terlingua. William Allen Custardlll 9 years Entered in 1971 from The Lamplighter School Honor Roll 11 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12 Tri-Ca tain 12 SPC Cllamp 9, 11 ReMarker 10, 11 Ski Club 9, 10, 11 Hunting and Fishing Club 11, 12 Co-president 11, 12 AFS 9 Of Mice and Men 12 Chorus 11, 12 National Latin Society 11 All that is gold does not glitter nor are all those who wander, lost. I. R. R. Tolkien Henry Miles Cutler 10 years Re-entered in 1974 from William L. Cabell Honor Roll 9, 10 High Honor Roll 11, 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation 12 Student Council 11, 12 Class President 11, 12 Vice President 9 Lion and Sword 12 Independent Studies Evaluation Committee 11, 12 Who's VVho Amon American High School Students 11, 12 Pershin Tutorial 11 Ski Clug 11 Drama Club 9, 10 - Cheerleader 12 Head Cheerleader 12 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsit Letter 10, 11, 12 SPC Champs 11 All SPC lst Team 11 All-NTHSSA 1st Team 11 Captain 12 Knowledgie is power. rancis Bacon Emp Treyson . . . Lank . . . Stretch . . . solely responsible for the chemical depen- dency program . . . IA Sach's shaving cream . . . VVhere is Picken's Mom's house anyway? .. . Pass-out . . . No, Hall pulled them down. . .. The Rodeway? . . . STP fan . . . MW Tank Driving School . . . The Creek . . . Boston concerts . . . Fair Park roller coaster climbing with Hall and Seidel . .. Waco Desnudo Club L.B. . . . The Wild One But officer, I couldn't have been going 80.', . . . Maybe you were right, Lynch . . . what- ever . . . Snowbird '79 . . . 1! 5 creamer . . . luckiest of the balcony climbers . . . magic . . . trouble with Gum . . . Canpaign '79 . . . Ponderized in Cheer- leading . . . Partying with Tance at Soupy's Mom's . . . 2nd skinniest in class fbehind Spearsj . . . Potato Bird . . . applied to Rice for same reason as Mul- lins . . . assaulted by E.A.T. in cheerleading . . . helped Hall through the mourning . . . Face . . . never cocky, always accused . . . F.E.'s big brother . . . official B's and G's chaperone . . . Thanks Randyman . . .Good luck Rob ja QW Wait till the last minute . . . 2 year club . . . is the funny red-haired kid here today? . . . The Last Question . . . Mustang . . . Asimov . . . Campbell Colts -not Mobil...coldsteel... MPFC...SF...BC...trilogy...anti- disco . . . Paragon . . . 3-D . . . torus chess . . . SPC baseball . . . Mott . . . Mobius Dick James Mottley Davis 2 years Entered in 1978 from Trinity Christian Academy High Honor Roll 11, 12 Cum Laude 11, 12 MAA Award 11 National Merit Semi-finalist 12 Problem Solving Club 11, 12 Varsity Basebal 11, 12 Against stupidity the gods themselves contend in vain Schiller Nibert's Law: Subtraction is death. Mr. Nibert I cannot believe that Cod plays dice with the universe. Albert Einstein So it goes. Kurt Vonnegut, jr. . Steven Brody Epstein 9 years Entered in 1971 from Withers Elementary School Cross Country 9 Track 9, 10 Ski Club 10, 11 Soccer 9, 10 Pershin Tutorial 11 Chess Cqub 9, 10 AFS 10, 11, 12 Art Tutorial 12 P.E.9,10,11, 12 If we weren't so crazy, We'd all go insane -- Iimmy Buffet And when at last the work is done, don't sit down i.t's time to start another one - Pink Floyd On guard until seal is broken. jack Daniel Quoth the Raven, Never more. EdgarAl1en Poe Jie asia My story? . . . Ep . . . Aren't you jewish? . . . Squirrel patrol . . . Math B reject . . . Lime, salt and a bottle . . . one-half of the Drink 6: Watch club . . . Mexico! . . . Black Forest . . . Never had Connolly, Freeman, or Owens . . . Drives like a maniac . . . Doesn't have an 1.D. . . . Born a poor black child . . . Santana fan club . . . Hendrix lives! . . . How do you do this?,' . . . Rock ISI Roll . . . Pseudo Cowboy . . . Quiet Howard . . . I can't believe you did that Ray! . .. Hey, VVhite Boy! . .. Rogalla's Pet . .. Oh Skippy, should we call on some young ladies tonight? . . . We gonna have us a Champagne Jam! . . . P.C., K.E., D.M., D.C .... Face! . . . Aggie . . . Hard up, dated the same girl for three years . . . I love you Iacquie! . . . Thanx Folks! . . . But other than that, we ain't nothing just good ole boys! Qtr Poopy-Bear . . . Jay . . . Ya biggie . . . Z-28 . . . Friends in Little Elm . . . G.B.P.,s . . . Golfer . . . Showtime . . .Iimbo . . . Golden Key Club . . . Vinnie and Nells, my second home . . . Terror Pumpkins . . . Vs sickos . . . Brookhol- low summers . . . Doodler . . . Ya like that, huh? . . . Unknown until senior year . . . Car nights with I.C., I.S., S.H .... Homewrecker . . . Wrong again, Buckwheat . . . Overnight at R.O.D.'s . . . Vs Rolling Bemludesmen . . . Life discussions with B.C .... Late night readings at julies . . . Pass-out . . . Roll over The Faulkner!Keeler Chronicles Sha-laylee naked There must be some weird . . . Chelsea Street before dates with B.P .... For me? . . . Ga ahead . . . I'm coming apart . . . The girls in Government 222 . . . Gonna, Wanna . . . LET US UNITE . . . I'm spending the night at Fotash- ea's? . . . THAT'S RIGHT, I CONFESS . . . THBBB . . . Thanks, Folks . . . So long . . . James Miles Faulkner III 8 years Entered in 1972 from Lamplighter School Honor Roll 11 Wrestling! I I SPC C ampions 11 Varsity Letter 11 Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 SPC Champions 9 SPC Runner U 10 Varsity Letter IO, ll, 12 Captain 12 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12 Varsity Football Trainer 9 Golf Tutorial I2 Drama Club 9, 10 Hunting and Fishing Club 11, 12 Chemical De endency 12 ROAR 9, 10,I1, I2 Show me a man who sets his sights high and I'll show you a man who shoots his deer in the antlers. james Miles Faulkner, III Most men see things as they are and say why, I dream things that never were and say why not. Robert Kennedy w ' Edward Richard Feldman 7 years Entered in 1973 from john I. Pershing Honor Roll 12 KRSM 12 57-hr. marathon 12 Speech Team 12 rama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Property Master 12 Intemational Thespian Society 12 Pershing Tutorial 11, 12 Bookstore 10, 11 Chemical Dependency Peer Education 11, 12 Secreta 12 Remarkerrlll, 12 Basketball 9 ROAR 9, 10 A.F.S. Club 12 Summerstage 11 Football Trainer 9, 10 Everything comes and goes pleasure moves on too early and trouble leaves too slow just when you're thinking gouwe finally got it made ad news comes knocking at your garden gate knocking for you. Ioni Mitchell .LXQSMYYBO Q, ' r 1,1 fe lla of the Nacogdoches Road Trip Club . . . knows the best looking girls H.P. has to offer: . . . VH, E.S., HJ., C.A., C.C., C.D., and B.M .... What is V.O.M.I.T.? . . . Mass . . . A real Salih's greaser . . . I smell barbecue! . . . Wow, I could have had a V-H! . . . Summer of 1978 - Moss Park . . . Sum- merstage '79 - Do you speak Franch, Frye? . . . Snoopy . . . Long dis- tance love affair with Miss Landfair, I will love you forever . . . Thinks he's Italian . . . Dad, we're just gonna take a little trip down to New Orleans to look at Tulane. . . . Long live Chiquita's, Campisiis, and joe T. Carcia's. . . . Great Mafia jokes in the Egyptian . . . Vince Vance and the Valiants . . . Lakeway '78 . . . into theatre, not into drugs . . . sewing doughnuts in the gas lines . . . Long Distance, it's the next best thing to being there! . . '. Ultra Preppie . . . one of the two jews in St. Mark's not in BBYO . . . Friends from the Maggot VVhere do you people get your trainingffv' High School. . . . 7 Russel Steven Fojtasek 6 years Entered in 1974 from Churchill Way Presbyterian School Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter ll, I2 Football Varsity Letter ll, 12 Ski Club 10, 11 Yes, I plan on being rich. I can prove it's true, just by thinking of . . .. M.H. Arrested while drivin' while blind. ZZ Top '75'ClHECH05Lf9AJffZf1ElC Fojtasekfliedpath Driving School Clixpressways and Treesj . . . Iaguar . . . M.W.R.C. . . . Really officer, I can drive . . . FLYS BY NIGHT . . . M.W. Tank Driving School . . . OB BY DAY . . . 99 meet at Breathalizer Test 3 am Club . . . Hopefully skiing and listening to headphones . . . Hair's too long, ask Seidel . . . Wants Swiss Bank Account . . . Certified by Timberlawn . . . A.W.D.W.B. . . . Foo-what? . . . Yeh, I might graduate . . . Lost mind but will survive . . . Never Cot Caught . . . AJ. F oyt Club and lived . . . Scared Vaughn, Hall on Turnpike, countless others just driving . . . D.S.L.R.j.S.M.C .... Y.L. Grow up . . . Preceeded by bad reputation . . . Hall keeps asking about my eyes . . . Enjoys Via1's parties . . . 2nd Semester H.H.C. w! Vaughn, Seidel . . . If I can't ski, I want a beach. John Russell Gilchrist, Jr. 6 years Entered in 1974 from Ewell D. Walker Middle School Canpaign Chairman 12 Honor oll 9, 10, 11, 12 Who's W'ho Among American High School Stu ents 12 Liori And Sword Society 10, 11, 1 Cheerleading 12 Orchestra 9, 10, ll, 12 String Quartet ll, 12 Bookstore 10, 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11 Baseball 9, 10 Track 11, 12 Volleyball 11 Varsity Letter 11 S.M. American Legion Baseball 9 Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. john F. Kennedy It is my destiny to destroy Communism and only Cod or those Washin ton bureaucrats will keep me gem doin it. Douglas Macirthur Life is either a daring adven- ture or itis nothing at all. Clint Eastwood Cilk . . . Cangly . . . Night with Uncle Bud . . . Mineral Wells . . . I was the Lion . . . Playboy at heart . . . Sir Disco in lounge . . . Steve - it's not true . . . RMN . . . D. Committee Club with Spears . . . V.B. - YOU blew it . . . inebreashun at Thackery . . . Summer '79 - LSB Longnecks . . . Faulkero- vitch - my arch enemy . . . Waterhole, Chelsea Street . . . Hudson's Party - first time . . . I'm a Skoal man . . . Cheerleading '79 . . . Crizzing trees with D.D.T. on Pecos Canpaign '79 the greatest . .. S.K., M.M. - You're good friends . . . 10071 British . . . Caroline - sorry about your pants . . . Hock Gov. - Love ya M.B., M.T., S.P., L.L., P.P., M.F., T.S., D.F. . . . BJ. - my Sec. of State - 2006 . . . Best of luck '81 - R.W., L.W., K.A., T.R., L.R., D.M., I.F., E.D. Next year. . .Thanks MOM, DAD. CB . . . U.S.S. Creenblimp . . . Malcolm in 20 years . . . N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N- No . . . Eye-head-face combo . . . Do you want to hear how? . . . Well, I'm going to tell you anyway. . . . tells a joke 5 times wrong Cstill batting a thou- sandj . . . That's disgusting! . . . wery, wery Wicious . . . got lucky twice in calculus . . . That's a drug song, Scott . . . watched Barnaby at Neil's house . . . Peppermint Patty in Mailer's English . . . Literary fan club . . . loves to lick his teeth - Do you see? . . . Sheekah . . . Mustard, Lettuce, and Onions only . . . Let's talk debate . . . Can I shmnk it? . . . Pie in the face at Harvard Debate Tourney 79 . . . V2 What keys? , . . W NWHwy at 10:00 p.m. club . . . Saturday Night Wrestling . . . Combe Belongo . . . Momma and Pappa Harper David Alan Greenblatt 12 years Entered in 1968 fromgulius Schepps Community enter High Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Cum Laude 11, 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation 12 W'ho's VVho Among American High Sc ool Students 11, 12 Remarker 9, 10, 11, 12 Business Manager 11 Managing Editor 12 Quill an Scroll 11, 12 Debate Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Executive Secretary 10, 11, 12 N .F .L. Degree of Distinction State gualifier 10, 11 Student ouncil 11, 12 Debate Club Representative 11 Parliamentalian 12 Pershing Tutorial 11 MAA State Finalist 11 Problem Solvin Club 9, 10, 11 Astronomy Clug 9, 10 Lettermen's Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Diving 9, 10, ll, 12 Varsit Letter 9, 10, 11, 12 SchoolIRecord 9 ' State Champion 1976 Baseball 11 Varsity Letter 11 Mana er 11 Cgclingg 1 -year Club f ' fit, 1 i,,.L' f , ppgp, -- . A ,af it ,,,,, Rodney Lenner Greene 5 years Entered in 1975 from Edna Rowe Elementary Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Astronomy Club 9, 10 Student Store 11, 12 Drama Club 12 Lion and Sword 10, 11, 12 HeMafker Photo Editor 10 Marksmen 9, 10, 11 guill and Scroll 10, 11, 12 heerleader 12 KRZM Programming Director 1 Ski Club 11, 12 AFS Club 11, 12 Film Society 11, 12 Who's VVho Amon American High School Students 12 America's Outstanding Names and Faces 12 National Merit Semifinalist 12 Don't stop thinking about tomorrow. Christine McVie Forgetting the good that has been he has become old this very day. Epicurus ,5 ,,g', V xl V J a f it W lkyr 7 5 . , ,fs 56615150 Good evening ladies and gentlemen, tonight's first guest is . . . Say, you people walk funnyf' . . . A new kind of guy . . . Me and my Honda go a long way on a tankful . . . Chemistry genius . . . 'Tm trying to be seriousl' . . . It takes two hands to hold a VVhopper . . . A brother who doesn't play foot- ball, basketball, or nm track . . . But I've got a hand in cheerleading . . . Roxie music . . . Oh baby . . . Austinite . . . Senior Verde . . . Founder and Grand Pooba of the World Reknown Society of The Brotherhood of Gooz Freemasons . . . Hey, who is the guy doing the splits down Bassackwards? . . . Right on bro' . . . snowman . . . gender . . . a grade . . . W'hat's Coco Butter?', . . . Nap attacks in English class . . . A.P., C.D., EW and F, I and B, C and C, You and Me. . . Klick. ffaflaaffazflfz Wall Hall . . . 49582 . . . lf: inpenetrable right side . . . only loved two girls, but wasn't old enough . . . loves to jtunp off bridges . . . Mikhail . . . Pass Out . . . final probation - since 5th grade . . . 12 years? . . . B.T. psycho- analyzing . . . rolling lockeroom QSTP, TCP . . . Death Ride with Fojt. and Vaughn . . . burning coins with Roach . . . lfiz Face My Nation . . . backgam- mon? fTa.ncel . . . The Rev. fCod's right hand manj . . . Lynch Affair fThe Shootistl . . . 3 yr. Snowbird Vet . .. Llano Swim Club fAu naturalj . . . Enchanted Inn Eatoff . . . VVhere did you get those scars? . . . Good Luck - L.R., T.R., L.W., D.H. Ccuzl . . . a.liuqeT stohS . . . Fair Park roller coaster climbing with Cutler and Seidel . . . Jacuzzis . . . never wrong . . . dateless wonder . . . Fredericksberg Midnight Swim Club . . . Vail '80 . . . Seay, Hef, Brennan - the best . . . Canpaign '79 . . . co-member with Lynch ofthe 3rd degree burn from the blood club . . . lust Teasing . . . Black Velvet W! Pick- ens . . . King Henry Eighth Mug . . . Trey Baby . . . Sydney - a great sis . . . Huey, the snowshoes didnlt fit . . . Mom, Dad - Thanks. Wallace Le gette Hall Jr. 12 years Entered in 1968 from Saint Michael's School Lion and Sword 10, 11, 12 guill and Scroll 11, 12 an aign Chairman 12 Marksmen 11, 12 Editor-in-Chief 12 Photography Editor 11 BeMa1'ker 1 1 Who's Who in American High Schools 11, 12 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-President 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 12 All-Private Def. 2nd Team 11 All-Private Def. 1st Team 12 All-Metro Hon. Men. Def. 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 SPC - Champs 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 SPC - Cham s 11 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12 It's not love, but it's not bad. Walt Garrison In the end you are not judged by your medals and diplomas, but by your scars. Cen. Patton -'wg ,un fixnngkg ,f.'Z'.'f.'.-,lf y'g.m avglnzlf f l riff' affix 'plilf I. Ja nu li 9 ' W 1 S rfiyxwlslrffr' W! :fs 1 q','.45g? Clif ni? Q, .',',e-:.1.w,,f,X 915.5 ,. , H 5 5 ' w 'Ul David ,o William Hart 8 years Entered in 1972 from N athen Adams Elementary High Honor Roll 9, 12 Honor Roll 10, 11 Who's VVho Among American High School Stu ents National Merit Letter of Commendation ReMafker 10, 11, 12 Sports Editor 11 Associate Editor 12 Quill and Scroll Societ ll, 12 National Gold Key Alward Lion and Sword 11, 12 Chemical De endency Program Iii 12 Drama Club 9, 10, 12 Secretary 12 International Thespian Society 12 Senior Studies Design Committee 11, 1 Basketball 10 Volleyball 11, 12 There is nothing so absurd or ridiculous that has not at some time been said by some philoso- pher. Oliver Goldsmith A graceful taunt is worth a thousand insults. Louis Nizer Qwffiwf DH not DC . . . Drac . . . How tall ARE youu . . . Stretch . . . Hey, I smell barbecuei' . . . V1 Nacogdoches Road Trip Club . . . I was only telling a lie . . . Ooh, we're in the Big City nowli' . . . Moss Park . . . Did you bring Harvey?,' . . . What does V.O.M.1.T. meaniw . . . Chem Dep rep - Doin' drugs? . . . 'Tm not into that . . . locked in the aviaiy with a nun . . . Par- lez-vous francais, Setib Nicnem? . . . ReMarker . . . artsy editor . . . This is not the Debate officei' . . . Rossum features . . . - I'll get the articles to you Friday morning . . . preppie . . . learning to play the Came . . . vin- tagen Camero . . . Mafia jokes at Egyptian . . . Pat O's . . . digs from Hig . . . Prefers HP women - C.A., C.C., C.D., E.S., B.M., HJ., and V.H. - and Arts Maggots . . . Come again? . . . Hartbums . . .birthday breakfasts . . . meet johnny. we Iuan . .. Yank Cheerleading '79 - the best Erin, thanx for the greatest time . . . throws the wildest parties . . . It's brown, not redll' . . . McDonalds in the morning . . . the candide with I.L.C .... V3 North Dallas Fire Dept. . . . It was an innocent warln . . . Ski Bumb . . . Snowbird '79, ,80 . . . Snowbird Balcony Climbing Club . . . 1!5 Creamers . . . Iuly 3rd . . . George and Andrew . . . Texas Iam . . . 12 hrs in Austin with Head . . . Mark, Where did my car go? . . . 96 Rolling Bermudes men . . . Srooc . . . 96 P.R.R.R.C. . . . 280-ZX . . . working at H.C.B .... on K.K.P. with E.A.T. and I.B.K .... Homecoming with Head and comic books . . . plays pool with M.E.M. and j.M.M ..., Kissing I.S .... 1!5 H.P. Club . . . 51A year Club. . . I love you S.T.P. . . . Hudson's parties Sue, the best sister . . . Sachs, party of 78 . . . T.P .... Thanx Mom and Dad . . . Good luck '81. John Alexander Hay 51A years Entered in 1974 from Greenwich Country Day School Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Gun Club 10 Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Track 11 Cheerleader 12 Soccer 9, 10 Roar 9, 10 Remarker 9, 10 KRSM 12 Debate Club 9 Baseball 9 It is far better to rule in Hell than serve in Heaven. john Milton Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do. Anonymous Try everything in life once, and the fun things twice. Ziggy Marc Hamilton Hedrick 2 years Entered in 1978 from Highland Park High School Lettermen's Club 11, 12 Volleyvall 11, 12 Varsit 11, 12 SPC Champs ll, 12 Captain 12 All-SPC 12 Basketball 11, 12 Varsity 11, 12 3rd Place Div.! SPC 11 Captain 12 All-Tournament Team McKinney 12 Baseball 11, 12 Varsity ll, 12 SPC Cham s 11 Hunting and Fishing Club 11, 12 Taxidennist 12 Ski Club 11 Chemical Dependency 12 Life's battles don't always go to the stronger or faster mang But soon or late, the man who wins is the man who thinks he can. Anonymous I can't tell if it's half empty or half full. Three Stooges if , A JJ Mi Head . . . 1! 5 HP Club . . . Headtrip . . . 9123178 . . . good first impressions . . . can't keep up with class ring . . . 24 . . . Did ya'll find your LQR store?,' . . . 'fi SPC Fire Department! Electric Comp . . . Padre '79 . . . Hurricane dinner with Ship . . . Wakes up in different pair pants . . . still remembered by Don . . . Thanks, Elf . . . Now who did I ask to H.C.? . . . 12 hours in Austin with .... Revenge on HP. . . 11!18!79 for 11W hours . . . M.H., damn glad to meet you. . . . finally got caught . . . hole . . . hermanos de la cantina . . .Thanks C.O., I.S., C.C., N.H., and 179 . . . 320 . . . stiletto . . . 92 151 V.B. Club . . . Head, go to bedln . . . threw furniture instead . . . 96 roll- ing bermudsmen . . . yo steppin' in yo mouf . . . the drug and the alk . . . Conan adventures . . . for H.C .... Padre '80 . . . with Key and the Man . . . Vahevela . . . Bull practice with D.M .... SMUCHU . . . is the blender . . . Ace of Spades . . . Rugged much TCSIG. 1. oyfwfsvs Ietsetter . . . Cream Soda Fiend . . . Hey - I'm not into thatf' . . . IA of the Nacogdoches Road Trip Club . . . W of the Anti-BBYO Club . . . XZ - owner . . . Thinks he's from New York . . . IA of the GDPDB Anti-F an Club . . . Long Live Campisi's . . . YES . . . Granada Movie Buff . . . Friends from the Maggot . . . SM-ESD-IH-BF Ping Pong Champ . . . VH - Don't say etrange againlv .. . Into the theater - not into drugs . . . VVhat's BISH stand for? . . . Chiquitas three times a week . . . I NEED A COKE! . . . It's DIION' . . . I can't take it anymorell' Joshua F. Hirsch 12 years Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Chorus 9, 10 Publicity Manager 11 President 12 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 ReMarker 11, 12 Pershing Tutorial 11, 12 KRSM 2 ,Speech 12 ennis 12 Soccer 9, 10 UTD Clark Award 11 National Latin Exam - Magna Cum Laude 10 VVho's Who Among American High School Stu ents 12 International Thespian Society 12 Who is S ain? W'hy is I-litler? When is right? How was trump at Munich? VVhere are the Snowdens of yesteryear? joseph Heller Milton P. Huang 7 years Entered in 1973 from E. L. DeColyer Honor Roll 9 High Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist Who's VVho Amon American Hi h School Students Probim Solving Club 11, 12 Chess Club 10, 11, 12 President 12 Environmental Council 12 Astronom Club 9 Debate Chxb 9, 10 Electronics Club 10 Fencing 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Assistant Captain 11 Captain 12 Peo le who need o le Arerthe luckiest pil-isps: In the World! Fanny Brice in Isobel Lennart's Funny Girl And straight was the path of gold for him. Robert Browning He saw Cod's foot upon the treadle of the loom. Herman Melville Is that your Chinese signature? . . . loved Moby Dick . . . Richard Burton . . . I'm going insane . . . I'm going insane . . . You are insane! . . . takes APBCDE Calculus . . . responsible for the Chess Club . . . the Brigade . . . can the secondary object which impels matter perform the given function in a 1 dm x 1 dmxl dm volume of Earth atmosphere? . . . VVhy? . . . Starsol- dier Hu125 allocates 4TP to DF at hex 2604 . . . in hyperspace. aaa CT Chris Crash . . . P-Hud . . . W Armadillo Club . . . 4X4? . . . W'hatley's Pet . . . .... bilingual in 7th grade . . . Oh my God, I've got a paper due tomorrow . . . long hours at SMU with Mags . . . Thackery . . . There were 23, I counted them . . . Was there anything in it? . . . A. I. Foyt Club . . . D.S., S.C., The refrigerator is always open . . . Snowbird ,79 132319 . . .long live long skis . . . You're welcome, Bob . . . See y'all in Switzerland . . . The BEST parties . . . thanks sis . . . sight swims with L.A. . , . never got grounded . . . curfew? VVhat's that? . . . been known to drive a truck . . . S.K. you're so low . . . rich off psyche fees . . . hot tub? . . . Thursday night labs . . . Tree much? . . . Now That was intellectual! . . . mud toy . . . but officer, there wasn't a road . . . ridin' high . . . M.B., G.H. - best two munchkins . . . Bertha, youlll never know . . . good luck sis . . . wanna play in the mud? . . . Catch ya later James Christian Hudson 8 years Entered in 1972 from Lamplighter School Soccer 9, 10, 11 Volleyball 11, 12 Varsit letter 11, 12 SPC Clhamps 11, 12 Tennis 9, 10 ROAR 9, 10 Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Honor Roll 1 1 Hunting and Fishing Club 10, 11, 12 Bookstore 9, 10, 11 KRSM 11, 12 Orchestra 9 The brains of a dead mosquito juan Egues Walkin down this rock road, Wonderin where my life is leading, Rollin on, to the bitter end. Finding out alon the wa VVhat it takes to Eeep on livin, You should know how it feels You've done it all before. Bad Company Alan Scott Hull 6 years Entered in 1974 from E. D. Walker Middle School National Merit Letter of Commendation 12 Pershin Tutorial 12 Debategl, 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 12 Volle ball 12 Tennis fo Hunting and Fishing Club 11, 12 ROAR 9, 10 Snowbird 11 The significance of man is not in what he attains, but rather in what he longs to attain. Kahlil Gibran One does not love a place less for having suffered in it. lane Austen This definitely has potential. A.S.H. 57 Qcrifflz Ash . . . Hott Scull . . . Sorry I'm late for typing - had an apathy club meet- ing . . . 1X5 Scirroco club . . . World's Greatest Sports Car . . . Latin and Greek flunkie . . . master debater . . . Snowbird '79 - a highly memorable experience ruthless price hikes during Bake Sale . .. Torn between becoming a pseudo-cowboy or pseudo-preppie . . . 96 The Models judges . . , has long-standing date with Caroline and juliette . . . tree grizzing . . . The Space Invaders kid . . . Eric Stephensonls Bathroom now has a new wallpa- per pattem . . . those Canadian summers . . . '67 Cougar needed oil every 100 miles and a tune-up every week . . . semi Soccer jock . . . Video Football League . . . I'm just a poor immigrant from Canada. N? Jewels? It's spelled R-E-U-B-E-N . . . Reubin French . . . Cod, I flunked that test . . . Bach Double . . . Gets out for all holidays - Moses sneezed . . . I don't care . . . passed out yamulkes at Fiddler rehearsal . . . One of Mrs. Eis boys . . . Weinstein Bears . . . Donlt touch my violin . . . coed Choirboys at ISAS . . . Anybody want a Ding Dong . . . Rasmus . . . thinks in English is the same as taking notes . . . such wit . . . Y.L. grow up . . . prez. of Lit- tle Italianos Pizza Club . . . phony wrestler . . . A . . . brought salami to the Pecos . . . thinks a headache is caused by a tumor . . . Concertmaster?l?', . . . Yeah, and . . . . . Dennyls gang. . . goes to japan for violin lessons . . . There's anchovy scales on my veal . . . excellent . . . Cotta go, byef, Reuben Saul Jacobs 6 years Entered in 1974 from Akiba Academy Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 Concertmaster 12 Fiddler on the Roof 10 Chemical Dependency Peer Education Grou 11, 12 Pershing Tutorial Ill, 12 Astronomy Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer 11 Secretary 12 AFS 10, 11, 12 Cycling 9, 10, 11 If you will it, then it is not a dream. Theodore Herzl Youire a gentleman and a scholar - and there aren't many of us left. Anonymous Robert Crofford Jenevein 8 Years Entered in 1972 from john S. Bradfield Elementary Honor Roll 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12 Executive Committee 11, 12 President 12 Remarker 9, 10, 11 Contributing Editor 10 Sports Editor 11 Mafksmen 11, 12 Lion and Sword 10, 11, 12 3711411 and Scroll 11, 12 o's VVho in American Hi h Schools 12 Footgall 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Ca tain 12 A1lPPrivate 2nd team 12 Basketball 9, 10, 12 Varsity Letter 12 Track 9, 10, 11 Varsit Letter 11 SPC Cham s 11 Lettermen's Club 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 11, 12 Ski Club 9, 10, 11 Secretary 11 ROAR 9, 10 tlfe .1-.1 Iene . . . that's jewish, right? . . . i'F27 . . . Uh, that's twenty-seven. . . . You can't do that you're student council president . . . not as innocent as he looks . . . 1!5! Creamers! Snowbird Balcony Climbing Club . . . without Hall's rope . . . Thanks Chris . . . Be smart . . . 4:00 am grocery cart rendezvous . . . escape artist . . . L.Q. . . . Padre . . . Ioan . . . what a doll . . . I think I'll keep her . . . 1X3 PRRR Club . . . Football '79 QB, FB, WB, CB, S . . . Hey Pete, I don't think Charlie likes me. . . . IA Soul Sockin' Secondary ,79 Club . . . Fal- con Feathers . . . IFK . . . BI . . . last of the Ieneveins . . . Hey Pat, . . . no you're Brucel' . . . B-Ball team's ii 1 fan . . . Kraut . . . Mr. Sensitive . . . Craw- fish . . . MCP . . . wrong car with C.H .... All American Boy . . . drinks only when Ioan lets him . .. V4 Skitzo . . . great driver . . . the police just don't understand . . . Snowbird '79 - so fine . . . Samantha AM Deja vu . . . Born Apathetic . . . plays the bass, real loud . . . VVhat do you mean, turn down'? . . . The KANNONBALL in water polo, also a swim- mer . .. well, maybe not . . . Mineral Wells Tank driving school ,79 . . . Movie Star . . . But Mr. Long - I don't know this person! . . . Malibu Racing team, CBQSIC, TABU, Schlotzsky's 1 AM Club .. . SO great they made another copy . . . I live for Snowbird . . . Got locked in stairwell with I.S. and dates during Homecoming . . . W senior swimmers and lane 3 blowoff club I canlt believe I'm doing this knows the dumb blonde . . . I.B. and Y.L. - grow up! . . . cellist . . . Banjo Club President. . . Going to Washington and Lou, uh, I mean Lee . . . sometimes doesn't finish what hels . . . Keith Troy Kadesky 12 years Swimmin 9, 10, 11, 12 Letter 5, 10, 11, 12 Captain 12 Water Polo 9, 10, 11, 12 Letter 11, 12 State Cham ions 10 Track 9, 10, 18 12 Letter 10, 11, 12 SPC Cham ions 9, 11 ReMarker 9, 130, 11 Photogra hy Editor 11 Marksmeng 10, 11 National Merit Letter of Commendation Amateur Radio Club 9, 10, 1 1 12 President 10, Vice President 9 Astronomy Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Studio Band 11, 12 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 12 Year Club If it doesn't fit, force it. If it broke, it needed replacing anyway. Kevin Max Kadesky 12 years Twelve Year Club National Merit Semifinalist Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Who's W'ho Amon American High School Students 11, 12 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 Ulpper School Orchestra P a ue 11 Studic?'Band 11, 12 ReMarker 9, 10, 11, 12 Photography Editor 11 Sports Photography Editor 1 Quill and Scroll 11, 12 Quill and Scroll National Gold Key 1 1 Water Polo 9, 10, 11, 12 State Cham ions 10 Letter 11, 15 Captain 12 All State 2nd Team 12 Swimming 10, 11 Letter 0, 11 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Letter 9, 10, 11, 12 Hi h School All-American 11 SPE Champions 9, 1 1 Texas All Private State Champions 9 Runner Up 10 Rebel Relays Cham ions 11 Astronomy Club 9, imo, 11 Man is geocentric, anthropo- centric, ethnocentric, and ego- centric. Isaac Asimov . . . You don't do them right all the time. Winning is a habit. Unfortunately, so is losing. Vince Lombardi 1 fam My was But I'm Keith . . . 15 Molar HCI and 15 Molar NH3 . . . Lasers . . . planetar- ium repair man . . . pole vaulter . . . goalie . . . student? . . . That's pretty fast for a white boy. . . . pure sprinter . . . quit swimming twice . . . water polo and Malibu Raceway . . . CBSIC, Tabu patron . . . Schlotsky's 1 AM Club with Calhoun .. . You want the pictures when? . . . VVhat pic- tures? . . . pizza four times a week . . . Semi-annual fights with Wallace . . . Snowbird . . . The Enclave with Suzanne . . . Where did all the rabbit hair come from? . . . suicidal skierrsuicidal anything . . . short . . . jazz . . . I.et's go to San Antonion . .. underachiever . .. So this is what happens after twelve years of SZSIM. Q., IYZJUZ- Kat . . . Aardvark . . . Bathroom Bomber . . . Nights at Thackery - Thanks Cindy . . . Suspended till Ianuary?! . . . D-Committee Club . . . ISAS 179 . . . But Marty, there's only 23 of them! . . . Slumber Parties at Hay's . . . brau Sz Iesuit don't mix . . . D - you light great . . . Snowbird '79 . . . room 319 . . . Texxas Iam I1 . . . Cheerleading '79 . . . Hot Tub at Chris, . . . BX-7 . . . 80 mph club . . . Lisa B. - Surprise! . . . Gilchrist is a Communist . . . Parents like stealing his car . . . likes to cuss out cops . . . got knifed . . . waterhole . . . Chelsea Street forever . . . Playboy Club - Hi, Mr. B! . . . Let's go for three . . . Summer ,79 . . . Diane . . . Cutoffs 7 Frisbees . . . Friday Nights in Derek's van . . . eternally grounded . . . Renee - remember our Pina Cola- das? . . . I can't walkv . . . C.V., K.M., T.S., M.F., S.H., C.H., M.B., You're good aardvarks - I'll miss you . . . Eric's Parties . . . complete bar at Chris' . . .CMC - jimmy ii 1 . . .Have '81 - you're great. Steven D. Kattner 8 years Entered in 1972 from Our Redeemer Football 9 Soccer 9, 10 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Studio Band 11, 12 Secretary Bc Treasurer 12 Cheerleader 12 Gun Club 9, 10 Astronomy Club 9, 10 Live as if you expected to live for a hundred years, but might die tomorrow. Ann Lee The fullest and best ears of corn hang lowest toward the ground. Edward Reynolds Don't let the sound of your own wheels make you crazy. Eagles For every ounce of pleasure you owe your pound in pain. Lionel Kattner fDadj Robert Alan Keeler 6 years Entered in 1974 from E. D. Walker Lettem1en's Club 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Varsit 10, 11, 12 SPC Cllhamps ll Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity 10, ll, 12 All- rivate 12 Baskefball 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity ll, 12 KRSM 12 Outing Club 11, 12 Marksmen 12 S orts Editor 12 ROKR 9, 10 Life is either a daring adven- ture or it's nothing at all. Clint What we call umoralsn is sim- ply blind obedience to words of command. Havelock Ellis Robby Key . . . 4124 . . . V4 Back of the lap club .. . President of Hour Shower Club . . . started senior slump as a sophomore . . . corrupted early by '79 . . . Padre II was the finest . . . beach assaults . . . lounging bum . . . Key, she's deadln. . .lu30. . .Thanks Elf, Oli, C.C., N.H., P.M., N.G., C.M .... killed by sunrise . . . C.D.C .... loves the knife . . . sole supporter of S.B. Ambulance Service . .. M S.P.C. fire deptjelectric company .. . Grand Teton's . . . Eli Keelerstone . . . Desparado Spinners . . . Llano Swim Club fau naturalj . . . Enchanged Inn Eatoff . . . Seidel, we have things to discuss. Little Elm convict . . . Aerobic whirlpools with Vaughn . . . argu- ments with Hall falways lostl . . . Hayls party . . . OL' Blue ffinest car in parking lotj . . . Spring '80 the Best! . . . Dallas to Waco, barely . . . W of the Seekers . . . Best year everl. l 7 7 X KKK ffidfu fj L M24 ying, ffl, Mr. Math DBC Ist Sz SMU twice President: Judith Denton Fan Club . . . BC Calculus Front row club . . . But Mr. Stutsman, I thought this was the BC lounge, no one ever mentioned computers . . . Math B Office sessions - Catch, Mikel . . . Monty Python, F awlty Towers . . . I think all wrong thinking people are RIGHTH . . . May I offer you a nice, tall glass of liquid Neptunium? . . . lunch with SBB and EEQ - you mean it's 1:00 already, let's just go home . . . Do you have our tests? - VVhat? NORTH CAROLINA! I1 Shock Waves with MH, ID, Sz EQ . . . THE V . . . Para- gon .. . Mack Truck!!! . . . Stop groveling! I can't stand it when people grovel . . . Ten year club . . . Has been known to suit out AND show up to fencing on the same day . . . discussions in law class . . . Don't be so senti- mental Mrs. Barta. Andrew Michael Landisman 10 years Re-entered in 1973 from E. A. Sigler Elementary High Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Honor Roll 9 Cum Laude Society 11, 12 Utiper School Mat ematics rize 10 Rennselaer Mathematics and Science Award 11 Problem Solving Club 9, 10, 11, 12 President 11, 12 Amateur Radio Club 9, 10, 11 VVhiz Quiz 10, 11, 12 Alternate 12 Fencing 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity B team I0 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Lettermen's Club ll, 12 VVho's Who in American High Schools 12 SM Delegate to Texas Energy Science Symposium 11 Pershin Tutorial 11 Texas lxgathematical Olympiad 1 l Chess Club 11, 12 National Merit Semi-Finalist 12 You can go wherever you want to, but . . . Sophie Turk, Celia Landisman You must have had an excellent English teacher last year. Frank jones ww ff ff-' 1' Aa-Lie f ,wt 'rv m.a Lance Alexander Lang 6 years Entered in 1974 from St. Michael's School Honor Roll 9, 11, 12 Cun Club 9, 10 Hunting and Fishing 11, 12 Presi ent 11 Co-President 12 Roar 10, 11,12 Lettemienls Club 10, ll, 12 Football 9 Cross Coimtry 10 Volleyball 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Conference Champs 11, 12 Soccer 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 1.v. 9 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 12 Conference Co-Champs 11, 12 American Legion 9, 11 Keeping my mind on a better life where happiness is only a heartbeat away Paradise - can it be all I heard it was I close my eyes and maybe I'm already there. STYX Q Laser . . . Loubrain . . . IA of the 3 year baseball club . . . V2 of the Cedar Creek Club . . . lifetime member of the Bill Dance fan club . . . consumer division - district president . . . Navarro Mills Stump jumper .. . 1979 World Champion Duck Caller, Dove hunter and Bass fisherman . . . Red-i . . . C.H.A.S .... 6.12 . . . Cmisin' with T.R .... Big D . . . Cactus Jacks . . . The iil . . . Ill! of the SM TUOC-NIC-NOB Club . . . Alley Hunter . . . Let's cruise . .. Trips to the farm with T.R., R.T., A.C., D.C., and other demented individuals . . . Let's go to the 7-Eleven . . . Q 102 . . , be of the rockin' out in the parking lot club . . . Doodads at P.K. with Sudso and Lou Sunday Afternoons with Bill and Fred. . . Kansas . . . STYX. . . The cars . . . Oak Cliff is a long way! . . . 13 . . . SPC Road Trips . . . Check Ya Later . . . I X , X 711 rf.. da,Lb,4n'x Senior year huh? . . . biggie . . . To L.C. and C.M .... love ya' . . . Soccer in the snow . . . warm feeling . . . NYE ,77 . . . curbs . . . jerry Ladd . . . Squirt . . . L.M. and I.F., friends . . . sure! . . . loafin' . . . Cold TA's . . . Nehji . . . Valley View . . . thighs . . . Daddy's little baby . . . Rocky Horror . . . Thurs- day nights . . . 9:36 to 5:03 . . . RHS . . . busted . . . Did the cat get your tongue? . . . Padre '79 . . . Beast of Burden . . . on parole . . . ER at Presbyte- rian . . . Masacist . . . SPC ,79 . . . Iunior . . . Francis . . . Are you done? . . . long night on cement floor . . . Skyhawk . . . Have fun taking her to the Sen- ior Prom . . . Sheila? . . . To Missy and Andy . . . Suck a Duck . . . Still Tal- kin, . . .stupid . . .weekends. . .cmisin' . . . Norman Peter Leveson 4 years Entered in 1976 from Northwood junior High Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsit Letter 11, 12 SPC Champions 1979 Volleyball 11, 12 Bookstore 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club 11, 12 Honor Roll 10, 11 I wish you went to Richardson L.M., G.M., L.C Whatever. I.F. Peter Francis Lynch 7 Years Entered in 1973 from Saint Michaels' School Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Varsity Captain 12 All-Private 1st Team Defense 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsit Letter 12 SPC Champs 12 Baseball 10 Track 9, 11 Hunting and Fishing Club 11, 12 Outing Club 11, 12 Pershin Tutorial 12 Drama Club 9, 10 Letterman's Club 11, 12 Ski Club 11, 12 Roar 9, 10 I must be a figment of m own imagination, 'cause only someone just like me could've ever dreamt me up Larry Catlin He that leaveth nothin to chance will do few tgings ill, but he will do very few things. Halifax l :' - E 'i 'T -m , f'W'5NfXT'??5sS'i3 Mahal Big Cuy . . . You never really know . . . You know Bob, I really don't think he likes me either . . . 1X3 sicko . . . Ambush Artist . . . Cricketeer, S.N.S.M. club, Colfer and general prowler . . . Desperado Spinners . . . You're so nice to feed the dog while we're gone, Jeff' . . . Seidel's constant debate opponent Co-member with Hall of the Iunior year Third Degree Bum from the Blonde club . . . Also junior year attacked by rampant Hoover, it was a tough year . . . 4 year Snowbird vet fthe few, the proudj . . . My dog doesn't stink, he just smells different . . . Don't worry Pickens, I'll be up by 5 . . . The Waco Desnudo Club . . . Survived Austin Christmas, barely . . . Farm B. and C .... C.A.B., The carpenters dream . . . No Pickens, you got Wesson worse . . . be smart . . . Colden Key? Only the shadow knows . . . Y.S.C. . . . 11240 . . . Leeench your beeenchedf' . . , Toodles. I ,1 ' -545, V ,, ff.. ,,, 52' ' fr, ' A 'V , 4' W , V. . , Q4 1 My MLK. How is that name spelled? . . . C! A! M! M! . . . as in Camshaft, Cambodia, etc .... Sir! . . . Second choice is Princeton . . . Cum Lousy . . . Closet Cal- vinist . . . 'Tm not smart, I just work hard. . . . The Mast Head . . . Ras- mus . . . righteous . . . jacobs' conscience . . . T . . . I'm so innocentv . . . Don't misquote what's-his-name . . . ISAS . . . one of Mrs, E's boys . . . Little Italianos Pizza Club . . . Mrs. Anderson,s dinner party . . . Your Majesty, the Queen! . . . Mr. Nibert's fan club . . . sleeps through surprise party he plan- ned . . . Chopin, Mendelsohn, Cershwin, Blayevich . . . Ravel? Maybe someday . . . Marty, take lessons! . . . Matt, good luck and good riddance . . . Weights . . . phony wrestler . . . john Foster slush-pumps school of North Dallas . . . no offense, Patty . . . ads . . . ujacobs, of all the irresponsible com- plaining . . . Tree for Israel . . . Melinda and the golf course . . . Mr. Hol- lonis Brigade . . . Whew! Cary Mclllwaine Maguire Jr. 12 years Entered in 1968 from Lamplighter Elementary High Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Honor Roll 9 Cum Laude 1 1 National Merit Semi-Finalist 12 VVho,s VVho in American High Schools 12 SMU Outstanding Beginning journalist Award 9 Astronomy Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Equipment Manager 11 President 12 Marksmen 12 Business Manager 12 Remarker 9, 10, 11 Environmental Council 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stag? Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Orc estra 11, 12 Lead Trombone 12 Pershing Tutorial 11, 12 Chemical De endency 11, 12 Vice President 12 In-House Tutorial 11 Cycling 9, 10, 11 When I arise in the morning, I am torn between the twin desires to refonn the world and enjoy the world. This makes it hard to plan the day. E. B. VVhite Martin Edward Manasco 9 years Entered in 1971 from Preston Hollow Elementary Honor Roll 10, 11 Soccer 9, 10 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 j.V. undefeated 10 Captain 10 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Captain 12 Studio Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Most Improved Musician 11 Vice-President 12 Orchestra 12 Astronomy Club 12 I've always been crazy but it's kept me from going insane. Waylon Iennings Somehow I've learned how to listen to the sound of the sun dying down, knowing with the morning I'll be singing a song for this life I have found. Ierry jeff Walker Sure you can. Dad f Lunch . . . Contrary to ordinary - San Marcos with D.S .... S.K. and M.M. Gang War Club . . . D.C.C. and don't know why . . . july 4 at the farm . . . hello tree semi-dead after FWCD Snowbird '79 - big cowboy boots . . . James Bond at I.S.A.S .... nice guy . . . Marty, you're so tall. . . . Bye, I'm going to Thackeiyn . . . Slumber parties at j.H. . . . Wow! . . . Texas Iam with and S.K. . . . Where,s john? . . . Iay, do we really sound like elephants? . . . Valley View . . . What goes on when the sun goes down? . . . right, Stan? . . . Right Side Singers and Big Mothers . . . Rondos with lay . . . Bill's friend . . . Football '79 - it was great . . . Cood Luck I.M., K.A., T.Pi., L.R., I.F., L.W., K.H., B.N. William Gould McLain 5 Years Entered in 1975 from Cistercian Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Semifinalist 12 Debate 9 Remarker 9, 10, 11 Marksmen 11, 12 Contributing Editor 11 Fencing 9 Wrestling 10, 11 Track 10 Pedro Juan Mejia 1 Year Entered in 1979 from St. Viator AFS - Student 12 Volleyball 12 Pershing Tutorial 12 AFS Club 12 Pecos Wilderness Sherpa 12 Honor Roll 12 A just society is a society in which each person is respected and has the opportunity to achieve his goals and uties according to is principles and values whi e respecting the rights of others. Pedro Mejia j cwfk lf Hola! . . . Pecos Trip flncluding backpack complete with imported Colombiar Sherpa! . . . VVhat is clay? . . . Futbol . . . NO! . . . Football . . . NO! . . FOO-BALL .. . You got it! . . . Say something different than How are you? All right: Hey man. VVhat's going down? Homework?', .. School,' . . . Books', . . . Sorry Sir, 1 do not understand what does it mean . . Girls! . . . That's the best English word I know . . . Is cold out here . . . All Latin-American guy . . . Is not Columbia, is Columbia . . . STYX! . . . Cowboy dancing with Albany girls! . . . That big white whale . . . Anyway, I keep smil ing . . . Hurry Pedro! . , . Is only 2 A.M .... Gracias Mr. Meyer . . . Hasta lz vista! JM Zafzl David 4'The Scratch-Crashl' Mullins . . . Yea I got another ticket . . . Snow- bird '79 . . . 1! 5 Creamers . . . Balcony climbing . . . Cod it's a long way down . . . shower wfthree . . . W SPC 15 1 Club . . . Tree much? . . . F.L.C. . . . Oreos nowhere but the Metcalf . . . my wheels were taken away again . . . ever done a 180 at 80 mph? . . . If i sell anymore cars I'll have to get a dealer's permit . . . black out nights at Austin and Laredo . . . Was that a cop? . . . I like black boots! . , . Hockadayg never heard of it - wait, I think my sister went there . . . Oklahoma twice in a Chrysler, never again . . . MIB for more than a year . . . English w! Bill . . . one of Marinals followers . . . bull practice . . . I'll get even . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . This is bor- ingsome. David Charles Mullins 8 years Entered in 1972 from Walnut Hill Elementary School National Merit Letter of Commendation I2 Clee Club 9, 10, 1A of 11 Class Secretary 9, 10 Letterman's Club 10, ll, 12 Volleyball 10, 11, 12 Letter 10, 11, 12 lst 3 year man S.P.C. Champs 10, 11, 12 All S.P.C. Captain ' Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Letter ll, 12 Baseball 9, 10 Net Low C.C. Yo steppin in yo mouf C.C. Can't this thing go faster? All things must come to an end . . . Thank Cod! WRONG!! Dad Ray Cyrus Omid 6 years Entered in 1974 from Wm. L. Cabell Elementary Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 12 Soccer 9 Football 12 Varsity Letter 12 Student Store Asst. Manager 12 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 2 Quill and Scroll Keep. your face to the suns ine, and you cannot see the shadow. Helen Keller The wrong way always seems the more reasonable. ' George Moore Steep thyself in a bowl of Summertime. Virgil y r.':.,. , Q at -W ,, Ni ww rry, , Ray Baby . . . Ommmmm . . . Ray Olay . . . plays transcendental tennis with his eyes closed . . . watches the ball between points . . . 11980 . . . scored 6 touchdowns from the sideline . . . talks too much . . . Rod Serling . . . Storm- waming . . . Your hair's not long enough. . . . 25 or 6 to 4 . . . room is Van Halenized . . . breaks guitar strings for a hobby . . . CJ .... Spellbound . . . W.H .... got a Nobel Prize in the mail . . . loves mixed doubles . . . MJ. at B.C.C .... this definitely has potential . . . Va of the Models, judges . . . K.E., P.S.G., D.M.M. are F.Ffs . . . 5:30 A.M .... co-president of the Duck Club . . .jeez . . . makes cards disappear . . . I mean really . . . smiles more than he talks . . .yeahh . . .Thanx. we, Ishky Pishky - Hit 'em in the Kishky . . . Alias: Ishk, Pishk, Pishkin, Pish, Puskin, Pesky, etc. Pessimism Graduate of Ion Sayah School of Trivia . . . Henry Monsky 4111 . . . ex-H.M. prez . . . I.K. Nom. . . . M1 of the alias jewish row in Keyton's Calculus . . . went for the all time art history average . . . Peskind School of Somnambulism for lab reports . . . 4 years of general athletics . . . lst R.A.D. - Regional Aleph Dovair of Texoma . . . All Remarker articles either scratched or rewritten by editors . . . SMIM . . . Holds record for most pens brought to final exams . . . never been in senior lounge . . . never home the night before an exam . . . He's a mental gen- ius. . . . Who wrote the great Russian tragedy? . . . Hey, I'm flexible. . . . Multiple Problems . . . Why, I'd be duly honored . . . That is very stu- pid on your part . . . Gotta Book! Steven Phillip Peskind 7 years Entered in 1973 from Tom C. Gooch Elementary Honor Rol19, 10 High Honor Roll 11, 12 Remarker 10, 11, 12 Marque Co-editor 11 Water Polo 9 Debate Team 9 Debate Club 9 Astronomy Club 9 Gentlemen, an English paper should be like a woman's skirt: short enough to keep it interest- ing, and long enough to cover the facts. Andrew Mailer There is one gift I have given you which will never be taken from you. It is your education. My father William Charles Pickens, Jr. 4 years Entered in 1976 from Greenhill Honor Roll 9 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11 Track 11, 12 Lettermen's Club 11, 12 Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Cun Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Hunting and Fishing ' Club 11, 12 ROAR 9, 10 It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed. In this life we get nothing save by efforts. Theodore Roosevelt There are two things I'll never stop doing, and one of 'em is drinking . . . Anonymous 1t's been such a long time I think I should be goin' Boston V Vgeiazaagg. l- ,..,-- Z ---M ,-C- if ,- Yes, Poopy Bear . . . 11184 . . . Willie . . . Pick . . . Magic hands - Bum Knee . . . V4 Shreveport Midnight Swim Club . . . 115 Creamer! Snowbird Balcony Climbing Club . . . Momis itil patient . . . 96 Sicko . . . Cricketeer . . . Gol- den Key . . . Corrupted by L. Pick-world's greatest sis' . . . Mekong Delta '79 . . . Sooner Bound . . . 5 A.M. Lynch - yeh, right, sure . . . Be smart, Peter . . . 12 years w!Sachs . . . Lynch Conspiracy . . . Snowbird '79 - so Fine . . . Flirt, VVho Me? . . . Lynch, you bumed Fogie worse . . . Dad's if 1 hunting buddy - KKK . . . pout?!? . . . Sailing w!Seidel? . . . I spy a Big- gie . . . Math w!Mags. . . sweat . . . Grrreeaaat . . . Sick! . . . Made St. john's sweat W! Spears . . . Cocky, But not arrogant . . . Pass Out . . . Thatis right - I confess . . . B.C.'s mistake . . . Chelsea Street w!I.F. . . . sensitive . . . Late night conversations WXIXV. . . . Black Velve w!Hall . . . IA Shaving Cream Sachs . . . Thanks Holley-Eagles '80 . . . Paige, Allison - best cous- ins . . . Mom, Dad - Thanks . . . Check ya later. The mud monsters are after me! Bravely Bold Sir Nibert . . . Monty Python Club . . . Another Broken Blade? Give it to Goodnight! . . . Captain Videop . . . assistant laboratory scum . . . There was a homework assign- ment??? . . . I wouldn't buy it from Radio Shack if I were you! . . . OOPS! . . . I forgot about P.E .... What,s a Mole? . . . The V . . . The Senior lounge is open? . . . Games: Isn't that what computers are for? Eric Edward Quintana 5 years Entered in 1975 from Harry C. Withers Elementary Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Accumulation Award I1 Problem Solving Club II, 12 Chess Club 11, 12 Astronomy Club 11, 12 KRSM 10 Fencing 10, 11, 12 Manager ll, 12 James Todd Redpath 3 years Entered in 1977 from Hughes Iunior High Football 10, 11, 12 Undefeated I.V. Wrestling 10, l l Tennis 11, 12 Chemical Dependency 12 Ski Club 10, 11 Hunting and Fishing Club 10, 11, 1 Co-president 12 Vice President 11 One boy is more trouble than a dozen girls. English Proverb Now youlve paid your money, you're sitting in your ring-side seat - And I know that some of you out there might wanna see the Champ get beat - If I had known it would be like this I might have given it a second thought But real life sure isnlt like School There are some les- sons that just can't be taught. Styx You must lose a fly to catch a trout. Herbert i X X T.R .... Red . . . 1 made it . . . VVhy is everybody mad at me? . . . Snowbird . . . B.B. L.L. S.C .... Little bunnies, kitties and egret's at Lang's farm . . . Fleetwood Mac . . . Hey man . . . instructor of Redpath - Fojtasek Driving School . . . B6 of Rockin' out in the Parking Lot Club . . . Let's not go to P.E. . . . 41525 and two-a-days . . . Don't shoot, it's a COW! . . . Leaving school to go fishing and . . . Classics and Astronomy . . . Eagles . . . Alley Hunter . . . It's CHAS . . . midnight skiing on Texoma . . . The Ili 1 . . . The Cars . . . Blow it off and let's cruise . . . Varsity Frisbee . . . You're next, Iill . . . Red-i . . . Intemational Quail, Dove, and Duck Hunting Champion . . . Let's go to 7-11, I,ve just been . . . be of the Library Dip Club .. . CO FOR IT .. . Excellent . . . You're great Mom and Dad . . . Later on Howieee . . . Zvi Ctsveeej . . . Lenny . . . Robonowitz . . . NO!! . . . Yamulke Yowieee . .. Another Excuse! .. . Howie's Record Library . . . Wait . . . Bagel Boy . . . Canit count in band . . . Don't shake the table while lim writ- ing this 4 F'! blurb . . . U.S.Y. . . . Thank You C.S., S.H., M.S., S.B., P.G., L.W., B.S., E.E., RJ., C.M .... Burned an Eggplant . . . Howie's school of improper speech . . . What does I.S.A.S. mean? . . . Chelsea Street's best client Aubrey, Tx., Rt. 1 Israel '79 Keflavic, Iceland '76 Happy 5740! . . . Wiscoms pulled . . . no Bydle . . . Discoed at the ARG-T . . . One of Mrs. E's boys . . . Bingiee-Hong ching chu? . . . Denny's gang . . . Co-ed Choirboys at OK. C.I.S.A.S. '79 . . . tybs4mtm122779 . . . on to St. Louis... E Howard Zvi Robinowitz 8 Years Concert Band 10, 11, 12 Studio Band 12 Upper School Orchestra 12 Pershing Tutorial 11, 12 Chemical Dependency Peer Education Group 11, 12 President 12 ROAR 9, 10, 11, 12 Cycling 9, 10, 11 8-Year Club 12 Drama Club 9 S.M. Snack Bar 11 U.S.Y. 9, 10, 11, 12 President 1 1 Regional Secretary 10 Now watch what you say or they'l1 be calling you a radical, liberal, anatical criminal Won't ou sign up your name, we'dy like to fee you're acceptable, respectable, presentable, a vegetable! Supertramp But what more can I say? Kenny Loggins Darrell Edward Robins 8 years Entered in 1973 from Gooch Elementary Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Remafker 9, 10 Marksmen 9, 10 Baseball 9, 10 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Football Trainer 9 Football Announcer 12 Pershing Tutorial 12 Great is the hand that holds dominion over man by a scrib- bled name. Dylan Thomas We ought not to gloat over the failings of our own clay. Alistair Cooke President Nixon . . . Now More than ever 0 W D.R .... Darrellydoo . . . Robinsky . . . Poindexter . . . Ieessuussll . . . Chili's Accident Club . . . 1! 16 Senior Circus . . . IA Iewish Row . . . No box - FACE . . . Friday Aftemoon Antics . . . DZ . . . Big Bob Iohnson . . . shake . . . CCP . . . Whiz Quiz? . . . Condemn the math office . . . S.P. - Yes, I spied and saw all . . . BBYOAC . . . 2 B.B. Letters . . . C.R .... M.V.M. '79- 80 . . . Safrit's other little', buddy . . . General Hospital QLaural . . . Chem. Class: Nibert still hasn't experienced the dollar bill trick . . . T.A. 61 F.C .... Youngblood's . . . UT . . . Do you see? . . . La Quinta . . . Nerf Ball . . . Home at 12:45 everyday in 11th . . . 100 ls . . . King of Odyssey II 61 M.E.F.B .... Let's Go Home! Stephen Miles Rude 4 years Entered in 1976 from E. D. Walker Middle School Honor Roll ll, 12 Soccer 9 Baseball 9 Basketball ll Manager ll ROAR 10 VVhen the chips are down cows are happy. Bum Phillips If at first you don't succeed, forget it. Anonymous s K X' ' ff' K UM.. Z Hughes . . . Rude-a-de . . . has no first name . . . mde with a . . . E. D. Walker Alumni Club . . . S . . . started senior slump at end of junior year . . . A of Calculus lewis Row . . . SMIM . . . Pat O's . . . Peskind, what did you just step in?. . .Thumbs up . . . Mr. Nevot's 4 year conditioning club . . . has better stereo in his car than in his room . . . Slamaction with a dollar bill? . . . H.I .... Blue Oyster Cult . . . ZZTop . . . knows the words to every song written in the last four years . . . only been in the library twice in senior year . . . Ginny Weinstein BBG .. . X-rated jazz show at Popsicle Toe's with D.R., S.B. and R.F .... T . . . has more friends at Hillcrest than at SM . . . rubble . . . Mai1er's Bawdy . . . UT bound. Q r .wi-1-X ,- A 1 t 'Y Q K ip y X Q x N A i x Q s 5 ex the Robert Bryant Russell xx 5 years Entered in 1975 from Lakehill Preparatory School Honor Roll 11, 12 Chess Club 10, 11 Astronomy Club 9, 10 Swimming 9 Tennis 9 Table Tennis 10, 11, 12 Electronics Club 10 Amateur Radio Club 10 Band 9, 10 My mind is apt to wander, and will not yet submit to be restrained within the limits of truth. Rene Descartes Mfg Isn't it about time for a vacation? You're right - it isn't . . . smart kid in the back with a beard . . . be prepared . . . I didn't say that . . . I minus . . . Europe, here I come . . . VVhat's a loop-kill . . . Las Vegas . . . England . . . Sweden . . . Paris . . . just found out that you need money to eat . . . the key's behind the locked door . . . so is the frog . . . twenty hours a week and loses money . . . Don't lose your head - it's important . .. Wilber flew again yesterday . . . Senior Circus . . . Moby Dick swallows clown . . . Why? . . 1 SMU is close . . . BC for three bloody problems! . . . That's a car? . . . Aren't two computers better than one? . . . Does it play Pong ? . . . Make it play pinball . . . Why not? B124 Rattlebrain . . . W.B.S .... Wee Willie . . . Drive and Dip Club . . . bf: S.S.V. . . . Llano Swim Club . . . Tattacks . . . desperado spinners . . . broke a cane over S.S. back . . . little elm incident . . . V4 tressel jumps . . . 12 years with Pickens . . . tails with Keeler and Wyatt . . . Copenhagen satisfies . . . Seidel saved me S15 . . . Trac II shave . . . Ierry Ieff Walker concerts . . . 93 surren- der at wounded Knee club . . . craze . . . shared a hospital bed with Spears . . . Poker games with W.H., D.V., S.S., A.S., D.L .... Winter Ski Club with Brennan . . . 3 most prized possessions - my boots, my dog, and my hair . . . will miss D.M., L.R., L.W.,T.R.,1.F.,1.B.,1.M., K.A., E.s. . . . B's at C's at Lynch's farm . . . flaming jose's with Stollenwerk 81 Wyatt . . . Lynch affair . . . right, Bob . . . the bearded one . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . over and out . . . Wvlfillizirri Raney Sachs 4 years Entered in 1976 from The Greenhill School Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letter 10, 11 Baseball 9 Hunting and Fishing Club 11, 12 ROAR 9, 10 ReMarker 11 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12 Ski Club 11, 12 You're either fired with enthu- siasm, or you will be fired with enthusiasm Vince Lombardi A woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. Kipling He who loves not his country can love nothing. Byron Cod Bless john Wayne. Anonymous Barry Scott Segal 10 years Entered in 1970 from Kramer Elementary School High Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Cum Laude 11, 12 W'ho's VVho Amon American High School Stugients 11, 12 National Merit Finalist 12 Debate Society 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-President 12 State Qualifier 9, 10, 11, 12 NFL Double Ruby Hemarker9, 10, 11, 12 Assistant News Editor 11 News Editor 12 Associate Editor 12 Quill and Scroll 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Lead Trum t 10, 11, 12 Studio Bandjg, 10, 11, 12 Marque 9, 10, 11 Assistant Editor 9, 10 Co-Editor 1 1 Orchestra 10, 11 Student Court Committee 12 Astronomy Club 9 Texas Youth and Covemment 1 1 Fencing 9, 10, 11, 12 Cycling 9 Reality is a hypothesis. Blomgren's Law ,QJQLCUC Squawk . . . Segalbird . . . Segnatiys . . . smoke-filled room at Harvard . . . Lost a bet with I.T. . . . slept on a pizza . . . can't write an article without getting a letter . . . sizzled daily by Hart, Nibert, Spellings, etc .... not quite an insomniac . . . attacked by Unidentified Physics Object in chemistry lab . . . VVhat is drug music, Dave? . . . reducing copier fan club . . . an hour a week . . . That's blurb material . . . It'l1 generate a letter . . . that's assi- nine . . . Oh, go do your calculus . . . Good race, Mom . . . The Rocket . . . You're such a baby . . . Barnaby Iones at Sobol's house . . . You are going to debate . . . Did you know it cost S48 to park downtown? . . . By the time I go to college . . . kicked out of AZA and proud of it . . . IA AHB Soci- ety . . . 'ri Save the VVhale Foundation . . . won S100 from C-B . . . 1 , N Z , 527 ajft Iuan . . . one glove club . . . Gran Torino . . . Never had a gym locker . . . Last Period Free Club . . . survived a score minus eight . . . Thank you, Les. . . . Rugged . . . President of DR Bookotz Fan Club . . . Charter Faculty Member . . . IA of jewish Row . . . VVhere's Dick Hawley? . . . Adam's successor . . . Nibertls two-time advisee . . . Saturday Toilet Club Friday Afternoon Antics Safrit's Assistant . .. Alienated Soccer Team . . . You're ignorantlv . . . Minority outfield . . . Graduated from Tom Adams' School of driving . . . Holds record for most T.A. courses . . . Anti- FM radio . . . followed the guiding light . . . Ship . . . Jon Robert Sayah 12 years Entered in 1968 from The jewish Community Center Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Remarker 10, 11 Sports Columnist 12 Marksmen 10 VVhiz Quiz 12 Pershin Tutorial 11 Football Announcer 10, 11 KRSM 12 Varsity Baseball 11, 12 Varsity Basketball 12 12 Year Club W'hat I am interested in doing is finding and expressing a new form of life. The Creeks lived. People do not live nowadays - they get about ten per cent out of life. Isadora Duncan Derek William Saunders 9 years Entered in 1971 from Preston Hollow Elementary Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Semi- finalist 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity 11, 12 All Private 2nd team offense 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity 11, 12 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 President 12 Secretary 10 Who's Who Amon American High School Students 12 Bookstore 9, 12 KRSM 12 This is not the end of me. Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman Believe it or not. Robert L. Ripley FX X, dork . . . SNORK . . . oil derek . . . 370 . . . has intimate relationships with quarterbacks . . . THE VAN . . . Hey Derek, we're going out in your van tonight. . . . Doug's Gym enthusiast . . . pre-season warm-up with Marty in San Marcos . . . midnight raid on Chris ended up in Oklahoma . . . dribbling fullback . . . dreams of scoring . . . only surviving viola . . . President of the Orchestra? . . . Thackery faithful . . . REO club . . . the voice of St. Mark's . . . amateur radio personality . . . 4th of Iuly blast at the Farm with M.M., M.G., and L.R., Hello, Tree . . . H.P. police and Can-Paign 179 . . . your turn Arthur . . . a thankful product of Mom, Dad, and S.M. 432 . . . Cardiac-Kid . . . Coach Het' s Hound Dog . . . IA Shreveport Mid- night Swim Club . . . 16 inpenetrable right side . . . friends with Little Elm Sheriff, enemies with University Park P.D .... Saved Sachs 15 dollars . . . Lynchls debate partner . . . Desperado Spinner . . . discussions on life with K.N. outside the 'Hole . . . Chairman of the board - H.S.C. . . . Lynch Conspiracy . . . 2nd semester 2-H Club with F ojtasek and Vaughn . . . Amy Rhodes? . . . Fairpark roller coaster climbing with Hall and Cutler . . . Cone sailing with Pickens . . . 4 year Snowbird Vet . . . Wrecked Sachs' car and didn't tell him . . . always catches girls on the rebound . . . enjoys skiing, especially with Brennan . . . Electra-225 . . . Knows more about Hall than most . . . 126 lbs. - never again . . . M1 shaving cream Sachs Club . . . always tried to backstab Keeler . . . Cat Hunting with S.S. and D.V .... B's and C's at Lynchls farm . .. Halloween Raid on Hockaday Boarding Dept. with D.V. and P.L .... This is my good friend Ronf, . . . Hook 'em Horns. Adam Lee Seidel 8 years Entered in 1973 from Arthur Kramer Elementary President Freshman Class President So homore Class Senior Class Igielpresentative Student Counc' 9, 10, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 12 Tri-Ca tain 11, 12 SPC Champs 9, 11, 12 Track 9, 10 Varsit Letter 10 Outing Clllub 11, 12 Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Lion and Sword 10, 11, 12 It is better to be making the news than taking itg to be an actor rather than a critic. Winston Churchill VVhat this country needs is a good 5-cent cigar. Thomas Marshall You never really know . . . Peter Lynch Bingiee Overton Shiu 8 years Entered in 1972 from Spring Valley Elementary Cycling 9, 10, 11 Pershing Tutorial 11, 12 Student Liaison 12 A.F.S. Club 11, 12 A.F.S. Student Liaison 12 Chemical Dependency Peer Education Grou 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10? 11, 12 Librarian 10 President 12 Studio Band 10, 11, 12 Most improved Musician 11 President 12 Up er School Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Igiddler On the Roof 10 Secret -Treasurer 12 8 year Clad? 12 ROAR 9, 10, 11, 12 Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to driveg easy to govem, but impossible to enslave. Henry Baron Brougham just when I knew all of life's answers, they changed all the questions. Anonymous XQQCZZWL me BINGIEE that's pronounced fbing-yeej not Benji, Biggie, Bing, Binky, Bingieeroo, Shiu-boy, Benjo, Binglee, Bingieedo, Benjold, Bingurd, or Milton . . . Hey Pedro! . . . Hey Beenielv . . . Beenie Goodman . . . made in HOng KOng . . . Kow Ding Wu Fong . . . Dennyis Gang . . . co-ed choirboys in OKC . . . Foster's :lil houseboy . . . ghost stories at ISAS . . . jennifer, I didn't give Peter your address . . . won't wear Parka in Aspen . . . it's out of style . . . entered SMU when he was 8 . . . one man band . . . how many instruments do you play? . . . Dr. Shiu . . . F . . . ski Dynaster . . . Lisa, Lisa, and Leesa? . . . Little Italiano's Pizza Club . . . slanted look on life . . . Band cheerleader with IN, HS and Ruffin . . . Frisco, Tx6 ,... ARG-T . . . another one of Mrs. E's boys . . . ASTC . . . 280 SL-ZX . . . Twilight Zone . . . Does El Paso have a moon . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . Confucius say too much . . .Ah-so! WLQLJ M.E.S .... Maik Sainger . . . invented the sewing machine . . . Sanford and son .. . Co-President duck club . . . Hey, I never lose bets . . . C.j.'s . . . Murphy's Law . . . wierd phone conversations . . . Tom Snyder . . . blisters forever . . . 90 million . . . Conc. at W.H .... I mean really . . . WIE heiBen Sie? yeah, yeah, yeahhh . . . F. jones bumee This definitely has potential . . . Thatis STUDENT store . . . DS of The Model's judges . . . Now That's capitalism . . . Hey Mike, silly Mike, Qu'est-ce que vous faites-la, Mike . . . loves jewish jokes . . . workouts with C. Gribble . . . poker expert . . . human tape recorder . . . Nerf B.ball . . . He,s shotly' . . . bets on C.B. games . . . OSU will be back . . .Thanks Mom and Dad . . . 12. Michael Elliot Singer 12 years Entered in 1968 fromgulius Schepps Community enter 12 Year Club Drama Club 9, 10, 12 National Thespians Society 12 Student Council 11, 12 Expenditures Committee 12 Honor Roll 12 Basketball 9, 12 Varsity Letter 12 Cycling 9, 10 ROAR 9, 10 Raquetball 11 Lettermanis Club 12 Student Store 10, 11, 12 Manager 11, 12 Everyone lives by selling some- thing. Robert Louis Stevenson Resolve to be thyself: and know, that he who finds him- self, loses his misery. Matthew Arnold Jeffrey Castle Spears 8 years Entered in 1972 from University Park Elementary Honor Roll 11 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsit Letter 11, 12 Undefleated 10 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 12 Ca tain 12 Colfg 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 9, 10, 11, 12 Ca tain 12 SPC Champs 9 All-private champs 11 All- rivate runner-up Medjalist 11 ROAR 9, 10 KRSM 11, 12 Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Pershing Tutorial 11 Can-paign Chairman 12 Outing lub 11 Lettermen's Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Choir 9, 10, 11, 12 It just goes to show you, it's alway? something. osanne Rosannadanna As soon as I stop leaving, I'll be gone. Don Meredith , MMM 1 ' I ff 7 ff 5 at Q? ff ff Mexican . . . Convict . . . Lynch affair . . . double date . . . love ya Charley . . . Brookhollow golf . .. Thanksgiving with D.V. or A.S. . . . everything makes him sweat . . . calculus whiz . . . teacher's favorite . . . Is he really kissing . . . 1X5 H.P. Club . . . Lakeside . . . Friday moming radio . . . where did you get those boxers? . . . sick . . . Roadway . . . English ll . . . I can't believe you did that . . . Kathy . . . face . . . broken ankles . . . loves to play P.O. and B.A.G .... freak . . . rock star . . . I can't believe you got away with that . . . Sewanee . . . All metro holder . . . tackling dummy . . . C.L.H. forever . love you S.T.P .... 4118 . . . A.T.D .... made St. Iohn's sweat with Pickens . . . Toga Party . . . ii 13 . . . Choir 76-77 . . . wheel chair races in hospital with Sachs . . . Ranger games . . . Shifty eyes . . . always in trou- ble . . . class clown . . . Texas? . . . fatter than Cutler . . . flake . . . wet . . . Can-paign '79 . . .Talent Show . . . Lubbock . . . SPC ,77 OKC . . . Lancer's Club . . . roses . . . can't believe I didn't get kicked out . . . ' 1 f . ,f 'yttu ug' 'f if ,Z 4 XJ XJQA McIntosh . . . Durr . . . Put up with Friedman for three years . . . Aggravates Segal in Calculus . . . Corrupted during the summer . . . 96 of the A.-H.B. Club . . . Copy runs and joy . . . I HATE DEBATE . . . No, Scott, I am not going to debate . . . the hot seat . . . gave back end-of-summer present . . . only sarcastic with C.K. and D.M. . . . Saturday Night Live . . . What was that about the end of the decade? . . . That's understandable . . . grow up . . . Arguments over Truman . . . Bob, what would you do if . . .? . . . that's disgusting! . . . where are you in Moby Dick? . . . FACE . . . I didn't think the bottle would break . . . I-, what took you so long? . . . Mencin's French class . . . 116 of the Save the Whale Club. James McIntosh Spellings, Jr. 8 years Entered in 1972 from Bradfield Elementary School High Honor Rol19, 10, 11, I2 Cum Laude 11, I2 Lion and Sword 11, 12 W'ho's VVho Amon American High School Students 11, 12 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 12 ReMarker 10, 11, 12 Debate 9, 10, 11, 12 Texas State Qualifier 9, 10, 11, 12 2nd Place State Tournament 10 2nd Place District Tournament I1 President 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsit 12 Brown lllniversity Award 11 Society of Outstanding High School Students 11 In-House Tutorial 11 You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't ever count on having both at once. Lazurus Long James Jeffrey Stager 1 1 years Entered in 1969 from Spring Creek Elementary Water Polo 11, 12 Varsity Letter 12 Ir. Varsity Letter 11 Swimming 11 Ir. Varsity Letter 11 Cross Country 9 Soccer 10, 11 Letterman's Club 12 Student Council 11, 12 Film Society 9, 10, 11, 12 President 12 Technical Coordinator 11 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 President 12 A.F.S. Club 9, 10, 11, 12 President 12 Student Liaison 12 Outig Club 11, 12 KRS 11, 12 ROAR 9, 10, 11 ReMarker 9 Bookstore 9, 10, 11, 12 Pershing Tutorial 11, 12 Snowbird 178, '79, 180 No man is so great that he can- not be forgotten. Ieff Stager I hate that pictureT . . . Iimmy Ieff . . . Malibu Racing Team . . . Snowbird '78, '79, ,80 . . . Massimo . . . Cot locked inside a bank on Homecoming with A.F., and K.K .... A. I. Foyt Club . . . Social Life, what's that? . . . The Last of the Fiddler Freaks . . . Hey, Rudy, Let's go to Europe, tomorrow! . . . Polo . . . Summer Stage '78 . . . Yvonne . . . Pooh Bear . . . Chloraseptic with Allison . . . President of A.F.S.E.X., Phlegm Society, and Clean-up 101 . . . sole member of THE Eleven Year Clubv . . . ISAS '79 . . . I work at South- Q, land Corp., not 7-11! . . . Drinking in an old church is strictly Ta-bu! . . . WANG! . . . Drove to San Antonio and back - in the same day! . . . Sci- rocco . . . G and T please! . . . Dark Honey . . . Storm Warning . . . VVhat,s this? Women's Lib! . . . Floyd's Barber College, Here I come!! Stanley Luke Stewart 6 years Entered in 1974 from E. D. Walker Elementary Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Lion and Sword 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation VVho's Who 11, 12 Class Re resentative 11 Student Council Vice- President 12 Bookstore 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Studio Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Letterman's Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 12 Captain 12 V Basketball 9, 10, I1 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsit Letter 9, 10, 11, 12 SPC Champs 9, 11 To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Alfred, Lord Tennyson naar Injun . . . Flash? . . . little 13133 . . . Hey Keeler, what'd you do with that dead girl?,' . . . Talks too much . . . turns on the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders . . . Padre I, II, III . . . C'mon yalll, let's go find a Bonfireln . . . Uh, Craig, I think I got your car stuck - on the beach. . . . Elf . . . 1X5 of the notorious B.B.'s . . . Almost over-campaigned for junior Class Repre- sentative . . . played james Bond at I.S.A.S. . Dad, I wrecked the Vega, but I heard this great deal on a new Camaro . . . only to see Hed. steal the vaseline . . . had to give Atkins karate lessons . . . Stu and Lou tried to convince him to be a Roo . . . hated football so much, he broke his Knee to get out of it . . . Yeah, Neal, it was the water . . . it's been real . . . Paul Bradford Stoffel 12 years Entered in 1968 from Montessori Academy Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 High Honor Roll 10 Varsit Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 SPC,Cham s 9, 10, 11, 12 MVP 11, 12, Captain 11, 12 Drama Club 12 Business Manager 12 The opposite of courage is con- formity. N. Hill . . . survival of the fittest. C. Darwin You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it, however. R. Bach I came, I saw, I conquered. I. Caesar ,ees fizwf eskimo . . . conservative . . . a perfectionist . . . never caught . . . canit write legibly after 12 years at S.M .... Ali fan . . . Cowboy Cheerleader fan . . . cocky . . . needs a mirror above all else if stranded on a desert island . . . Big Head Award 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th . . . Brodith . . . BiBi, A.C. someday? . . . Brad will die in motion. . . . V2 of 8:12 Club . . . last to a girl . . . Want to bet? . . . If only St. Mark's were coed . . . wants a Bach pad for college . . . will retire at 30 . . . Don't hold back . . . wrecked in S.M. parking lot . . . Honor Roll jock . . . gets legal and financial advice for free . . . a natural . . . will run for office in 2000 . . . survived athletic banquet '79 . . . 12 years! - It's been that long? Jax The Cadet .. . Ur Baal . . . BS SSU . . . W BMW Rat Racers . .. Shaving Creaming Sachs . . . CLF's . . . IA Shreveport Midnight Swim Club . . . V4 Back of the Lap Club . . . Cat Hunting with A.S. and D.V .... Llano Swim Club fAu naturalj . . . Took part in the Lynch Affair . . . Tore the door off D.V.'s car . . . Lit his house on fire . . . I did notll' . . . Moon Bathing with D.V. QAu naturalj . . . B'S and C's at Lynch's Farm . . . Sailing with jessica! . . .4 yr. Snowbird Vet . . . Attended Hay's party fAu naturalj . . . Chutup . . . H.P. Fire Extinguisher Raids with D.V. and A.S. . . . Has broken with jessica 8 times . . . Rattle Brain . . . Tiki Bowls with Sachs and Wyatt . . . Will miss L.W., L.R., T.B., I.M., D.M., I.F., K.A., B.M .... Mustangs are thinking Cotton . . . adios . . . 0000-00-000000 John Wood Smith Stollenwerck 5 Years Entered in 1974 from First Baptist Student Council 12 Chairman - Student Council Committee 12 Pershin Tutorial 11, 12 FootbalT9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 10, 11, 12 Track 9, 10, 11 Varsity Letter 9, 10, 11 Basketball 9 Baseball 12 Ski Club 9, 10, 11 Hunting and Fishing Club 12 Outing Club 11, 12 Letterman's Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Roar 9 . . . I have never seen luck come jump on a guy's back while he was sitting in the shade. Darrell Royal The spirit, the will to win, the will to excel, these are the things that will endure. Vince Lombardi America is privileged to spend his blood and her might for the principles that gave her birth and happiness. Woodrow Wilson David Dean Toombs 8 years Entered in 1972 from Arthur Kramer Elementary Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Marksmen 10, 12 Faculty, Editor 12 Chorus 9, 10, 11 Bookstore 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsit Letter 10, 11, 12 SPC Champs 11 All-SPC lst Team 11 All-NTHSSA 1st Team 11 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 SPC Co-Champs 1 1 All-SPC lst Team 10 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 I.V. Captain 10 If this is the ultimate game, why are they playing another one next year? Duane Thomas My physical talents are: speed, strength and the ability to rec- ognize pain immediately. Reggie Williams, Cincinnati Bengals Do what you can, with what you have, where you are. Theodore Roosevelt QW! Q wa DDT . . . Original Dr. Death . . . War Clubs . . . Never play chicken with a garbage truck . . . Rosser at LBJ . . . Thanks K.C .... Is he your brother? . . . ESD Rodeo Club . . . VVhat was her name? . . . The Great Chief . . . Guard Power . . . 2nd Worst Mouth in the league . . . VVhy did you miss North Zone? . . . Sugar . . . Football Party '79 . . . BIC Red . . . Worst to First, I told you so! . . . Quit throwing those cans . . . Back on the road . . . REO Club . . . Tyrone 'Theotis Carter LIVES! . . . UVa, W and M or The F orest? . . . It's all yours Liz . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. fiycsffalgvf FREDDY .. . had three math B teachers . . . at same time . . . W Ceder Creek Club . . . Why didn't we go to ACXDC? . . . Lang's farm . . . never fell asleep in English - well, almost . . . freak . . . 3.25 . . . never won a poker game . . . Is today a 3:10 day? . . . Whopper Stopper . . . No. 1 coot hunter . . . Sug . . . It's all psychological . . . Navarro '78 . . . THERE HE IS! . . . Lew . . . are bass camivorous, Don? . . . VVho's Bill Dance? . . . classiest car in parking lot . . . never run out of shells, unless . . . No. 1 bass, striper - fisherman at S.M .... Tim's j.W .... I'm not blowin, it off . . . VVhere are the dudads? Thanks Mom 6: Dad . . . Is it li ht et? . .. Yes, I went to E Y F.W.C.D .... D.U .... pro . . . George Richard Truitt 4 years Entered in 1976 from Fort Worth Country Day Honor Roll 9, 10, 11 Soccer 9, 10 Volleyball 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Bookstore 10, 11, 12 Hunting and Fishing Club 11, 12 Drama Club 9 Luck is a four letter word spelled W-O-R-K. 'l Vwfwf.wmX41mqi1!w1' Harold M. Van Schaik 5 years Entered in 1975 from Sage Park junior High National Merit Letter of Commendation Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Studio Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9,10, 11, 12 Varsity 11, 12 Wrestling 11, 12 Varsit 11, 12 SPC Champs 11 SPC Champ - Heavyweight 11 4th Hplace District 5 eavyweight 1 1 Lettermen's Club 11, 12 Radio Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Sec. Treas. 10 From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs. Karl Marx 1 despise any flag, not just the American flag. It's a symbol of a piece of land that's consid- ered more important than the human lives on it. Ioan Baez 9 f K 0, L ,f W ' Skeek . . . Griz . . . 1166 . . . How fine is that? . . . Blow it off . . . Somewhat large size person . . . occasionally loses his mind . . . Big Bad Bass Bone . . . Storm Waming .. . Liberal Yankee Commie Freak .. . Anything is legal until you get caught . . . Hey Mike, where's your car? . . . valet parking serv- ice with I.B., P.T., M.R. ,... Made Spears sweat at Talent Show . . . Masked Marvel at SPC . . . CanPaign Adventures with D.S., M.W., P.M., S.B. . . . So ya wanna be a musician? . . . 115 of I.S.A.S. james Bond Impersonators . . . Is it true you spent six months in a mental institution? . . . Thanks, joan . . . Shoulder pad wars with Toombs . . . Always in Senior Lounge writing music . . . Almost killed Ienevein with tree on Pecos . . . Daily pilgrimages to Doug's Gym with Monnich . . . Can confuse anybody with senseless babble . . . leg. this blurbj . . . Adios, people. It's been real. f. EDU150 Aft Dahid . . . Urbaal . . . no emotions . . . 4183 . . . biz inpenetrable right side . . . Quize's new kid . . . Vs SSV . . . Llano Swim Club tau naturalj . . . W BMW rat races . . . Late night conversations with Pic . . . Broke with F.E. at Poker Came . . . CLF,s . . . 126 lbs. Care Child . . . The Desperado Spinners . . . Death Ride with Fojtasek and Hall . . . IA Shaving Cream Sachs Club . . . Cat Hunting with A.S. and S.S .... 1A Shreveport Midnight Swim Club . . . Ruth and Reunion Tower . . . Found himself while on junior year sabbatical . . . Lynch Affair . . . Double date with Spears . . . My party-earing in the master bed . . . Hayls party tau' natural? . . . le Face My Nation . . . K.N. . . . Bottlerocket war at Stollenwerckls . . . Trader Vicls, Easy Way . . . Enchanted Inn Eatoff . . . Hef, Brennan, and Seay my favorite 3 . . . Moon bathing with S.S .... 4 year Snowbird Vet . . . Dallas to Waco Qau' Naturalj . . . B Gt C's at Lynchls farm . . . Hook 'em Homs . . . OOOOOOOO. David Cameron Vaughn 12 years Re-entered in 1979 from Andover Honor Roll 9, 10 Marksmen 12, Activities Editor 12 Lettermen's Club 10, 12 Football 10, 12 Varsity Letter 12 Wrestling 9, 10, 12 Varsit Letter 10, 12 SPC Champs 9, 12 Baseball 9 Drama Club 9, 10 ROAR 9, 10 Ski Club 9, 10, 12 Outing Club 12 Sherpa 10 Hunt and Fish Club 12 Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumps, even though checkered by fail- ure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory or defeat. Theodore Roosevelt Live fast, die young, and make a handsome corpse. Mr. Mailer Y Theodore Richard Waechter 8 years Entered in 1972 from Nathan Adams High Honor Roll 9, 11, 12 Honor Roll 10 Cum Laude Society 11, 12 ReMarker 9, 10, 11, 12 News Staff 9 Assistant News Editor 10 News Editor 11 Editor-in-Chief 12 National Merit Letter of Commendation 12 Who's VVho Among American High School Stu ents 11, 12 Quill or Scroll Society 10, 11, 12 St. Mark's Admissions Committee 11 Lion Sz Sword Society 10, 11, 12 Class Secretary-Treasurer 11, 12 ' Senior Studies Desi n Committee 11, lg English Proficiency ward 9 Volleyball 10, 11, 12 Manager 10 Varsit Letter 11, 12 SPC Cham s 10, 11, 12 lst Team ATI-SPC 11 ,dee at Theodore . . . Teddy Rick . . . Ir .... Editor-in-Chief and Head Cretin of the superior publication on campus . . . Mom, I won't be seeing you this week- end . . . hates BK . . . proud heis not a debater . . . Does your dog biteP. . . your yunyor year . . . probablEEE . . . safest driver on campus . . . anti-prep . . . I hate top-siders! . . . would you explain this, Jaime . . . sure you don't, Scott . . . whois your sponsor? . . . who knows? . . . gross incompetent . . . L2 Editors' Club . . . W What Keys? Club . . . Hart's daytime shadow . . . what did you do this summer, Dave? . . . it was the fuel pump . . . volleyball stud . . . bonk the ball in the scrawmuge . . . locked in aviaiy with a nun . . . W NWHwy at 10:00 p.m. Club . . . loves Nebraska and Princeton . . . Mr. ReMarker . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Hi, Mike M.I .... Jazz, Strictly Tabu, G.B. 61 G., Bob james, Ieff Lorber, Fusion, Spyrogyra, FOREVER! . . . ITA helped me spel . . . In two hour swim workouts did 30 minutes of swimming . . . Doesn't my body drive you wild with desire? UNO? WHAM!!! . . . I lettered, I Lettered, I LET- TERED!!! . . . an Artsy type of guy . . . Storm Warning: Concert in three days?! Schroeder Y.L. grow up Cartoonist?! Peabody: Come on Sherman, let's get into the way-back machine. . . . Whoa Tonto . . . SEEEEEEEMS . . . DUH . . . Cod and ME, we're good friends, father and son . . . Wednesday Pizza Club . . . Party at Kadesky's! . . . Member of the 1 A.M. Sch1otsky's Club . .. Pecos Slave . . . THE 8 HOUR PIE .. . Backpacks with a Sears or Roebuck Catalogue . . . MY car ,... WHERE'S MY CAR?!,' . . . SCRAAAAAAATCH . . . WBSSRH . . . 88, Stutsman . . . Knows the same dumb blond as K.T.K .... Terrell Scholarship Award Win- ner, after 12 years in this institution. Michael Preston Weed 12 years Entered in 1968 from Rumson Country Day School Strings 9, 10, 11, 12 Outstanding Musician 1 1 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 Studio Band 12 Remarker cartoonist 10, 11, 12 Marksmen fcover illustrationj 12 Environmental Council 9, 10, 11, 12 Outing Club 11, 12 12 Year Club Bookstore 10, 11 KRSM 12 St. Mark's Amateur Radio Club 9, 10, 11, 12 President 9, 11 Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 9 Swimming 9 Water Po o 9, 10, 11 W Varsity Letter 11 . Outdoor Experience 11, 12 Pecos 9, 10, 11, 12 Sherpa 10, 11, 12 A FRIEND WITH WEED IS A FRIEND INDEED. Anonymous 1 125 David Thompson Wilkie 7 years Entered in 1973 from Spring Valley Elementary High Honor Roll 11 Honor Roll 9, 10 Class Vice President 12 Wrestlin 9, 10, 11, 12 SPC Ciamp 11, 12 Captain 12 Football ll, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Letter 11, 12 Marksmen 12 Senior Editor 12 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 National Merit Semifinalist 12 Whois VVho in American High Schools 11, 12 Whiz Cqljriz 11, 12 Ski Clu 10, 11 Astronomy Club 10 Truth is the most important thing we have. Let us econom- ize it. Mark Twain They spell it Vinci, and they pronounce it Vinchyg foreigners always spell better than they pronounce. Mark Twain 'wal SCL Twiggy . . . Wilk the Silk Wendell Wilkie . . . ate a 72-oz. steak .. . Beethovian hair . . . closet liberal . . . California with C.B .... Mark Twain fan . . . IEFC-TWHC . . . dandelion . . . 357 . . . agnostic . . . W of the strict Constructionalists VVhiz Quiz Bible expert En boca cerrada, no entran moscas . . . loves the Beach Boys . . . CROCK . . . teetotaler from August to February . . . Wrestling .. . Senior Lounge Undertaker . . . C'mon, Dave, open the machine. Senior Civics Princeton Actually, it makes no difference where you sit in Calculus class . . . Chauf- feur for I.S. CDark Honeyj B.R.'s rescue team I would rather decline two drinks than one German adjective. . . . 7 good years. Woody. . . Phil? . . . A. Foyt Club . . . V4 Nacogdoches Road Trip . . . C.D. and me . . . TWELVE YEARS! . . . Would you like to dance? . . . You're a WHAT!?l . .. Massimo F.C. . . . O.C., Andrews, Whiskey River, etc. . .. Blow it off . . . dark honey with I.S .... theatre person . . . Sophomore Expe- riences with B.R., D.W., and I.S .... H.P. Women . . . Vince Vance F.C. . . . WOW, a new life, thanks Ieff . . . film society mafia . . . Laundy, not Laun- dry . . . Are your parents foreign . . . weekend trips . . . smokin . . . p.m.s. club . . . N. fitts . . . rehearsals . . . gotta see a man about a stool . . . Rick the Grabber . . . fun with Mr. Rod . . . gotta see the sergeant again . . . stamp dat foot . . . The Gang. . . Tull . . . preppie? . . .parties at Ed's. . . I screwed up, huh . . . Oh, about six pages . . . Wang. Philip Laundy Woodward 12 years Entered in 1968 from Greenhill School Twelve Year Club Summersta e '79 Snowbird '59 Drama Club 11, 12 Vice President 12 Film Society 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice President 12 Outing Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Water Polo 9, 10, 11, 12 SwimmingL9, 10, 11 Varsity etter 11 St. Mark s Wildemess School 9, 10, 11 Sherpa 11 . .. The spirit that did cause man to create his Cod lived on within all men . . . And man saw it not. But for Christ's sake he'd better start looking. Ian Anderson There ain't no song in the whole wide world could hardly sing about you. There ain't no song in the whole wide world to tell you the way I feel. james Taylor ,Q-we ff 541, ls S in-ilk YW, . , . c X. , K' lx K, ATQIV. K K X 1: 5 V1 K .g k L Nine A . X K wr- Q-, -M. -. . , 5 I 'W In ' , K L .. 'ww-Bmss S f W L if V X V K, V ,, , x,,, M, We A kg V . - - f - 5 mf .5 kk M , '!1,s5f? f T' f ' , . W - V' I 5 gms! l X Hx IE s fg 4 f , - , - 2 W ' - A ,gt Q. ' E. k ' f f, ' 4, 51 1 . 7 , . gl if ,T ,.Q..,s,,,,w.,i,H Y 'I' .. in - 5 gf Bs , , is-Sw , ,, :M ' - f W . W 2 ., - A, - . L. ,. . . . .... ..., , . A ? , A A V , -A A ' ' - .ww . :-- Q W E .. ifyzig, .A A ' L 5, 1: Y . Q, :F - f 'V A ., 1-gil? 6 N, ,,.,, 6 .. fm -N-, - : 6 1. ? 111 'S Sm! 5399 X ld!!! b N r P p 131 1 f f . JY' ,K N, Tw U .. -x. i . . ' , Ei 5 W 3 k fwx .X ,6 134 gr M f . - fff x W x c'-N-wfwfLrf.n,.:.Wff...M , u ,af A ,A Y . '. . ' , 4 Wi 'ill T Q Y 5,f 'i 'W'-E. V I Y' W f ' N 4 z L 2 v fv f Yes,-WW i . ' -f . Qf 2- , g3QMgkg3g:,5f:3?? .1 . W .. I I K'g,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,. . ' . A 1 ,... , W I A K . - f i f Lf ' 5 X X ,I .L M' L i L+- ' V K- 1 KIAA '? H ' , . .... 1 , -bbb -A - . QA, W A 'K-'A 2 wk 135 ,. -L .,., .-sv ,,, Y 1 nswawwf fL....uQwi..w.-.awuvcvvaf ..-,. 5 :aww AM -, :mn A -.-....,,,. 'ig we fm , ,,.W.,,, 1-A-1'W ' J Mix I 'ff 4 1 4 : ' y, K , 3' ,, Q :wh 137 X Underclassmen Juniors i' er Seated left to right, Secretary Neil Sobol Class Rep. Benenson Toby Roosevelt, President john Ponder fnot pic- turedj Vice-President Doug Monkoff. Harr En le Richllilslelg Mike F er son Mark F iesldrek joey F ogelman Steve Berger Ieff Boswell Mikey Brown Kyle Caswell Daniel Chu Collin Cohen Lohn Darley ichard Dzina 1:7 Ken Anderson Kyle Atkins gzffgaldridge Scurry johnson Corey Ladd Mike Larkin David Houston Marc Hubbard Robert Lames Brad Io nson Randall F o'tasek Frank Ford Don Hall Kenny Hersh Mark Hill jam' TEXAS Peter Lempert Bo Lett Paul Lo an Kirk LOE1 Eric Lombardi Mike Long Tom Loose john Loza Doug Mankoff 141 Dan N orthcut Carl Oman Barry Polley john Ponder Mark Raskin Russ Rian Larry Roach Toby Roosevelt 142 David Marcus Adrian Marengo Rowe Charlie Martin Ross Mason Lay McAuley rad Mitchell Paul N eureiter jack Neville SSWWLLMWS Kill F? gf-il W Richard Wesson Em Williams arry Wilson Taylor Wilson Barrett Wissman Gil Wolfe Kurt Rumsfeld Matt Scott Neil Sobol Al Sorrels George Spencer Eric Stephenson Chris Stoffel Billy Streilein Ronnie Sussman Nabeel Syed Pat Taylor Steve Taylor David Upton Sergio Viroslav jor an Voelker 143 Sophomores Paul Allred Larry Boyd Clay Bradfield From left to right, Class Rep. Rafe Greenlee, Presi- leflgfgand dent Locke Urschel, Vice-President Brian Neuhoff Qnot picturedj Secretary Michael Herring. Pat Bricker Robert Brown Bob Browning Gregory Burke lack Burrell Lee Chastain John Clutts Shaun Cohen Craig Copps William Daniel Michael Dittmar Mark Epstein Allen F iuzat Emmy Friedherg ewey Caedke 144 David Genecov Keith Goodnight Dale Greenblatt Rafe Greenlee Mike Haberecht Steve Hart Keith Henson Kent Hercules Michael Herring Matt Hollon Mark Hurst Lee jamieson Michael Jewell Chip Kaye Paul Leveson Roland Marks 145 Ieff Miller Ted Mitchell Brian N euhoff Bill Olds Sam Paulos Max Piccagli Eric Reeves Dave Reno Donny Robinowitz Ion Ross Rex Roten 'E-ehn Rowlett ar Samer Keia Sartain David Schreiber 146 Byron Pendley Tom Penzel Steve Schultz Scott Segal Andrew Shoup Beau Simon Denys Slater Scott Smith on Spigel liisham Syed Spencer Taylor David Todd Locke Urschel I. K. Walker Aaron Weatherly Lee Webster games VVhite ryce Williams David Wood David Wood 147 Freshmen Standing, Vice-President Grant Beckham, Class Prep. Grant Dorfman, Seated, Secretary David Stager, President B. G. Porter. Dan Bailey Clif Baker Rick Baker Grant Beckham Steve Benenson Preston Berry Steve Black Tyson Blankemeyer Donald Bloom Bill Bos Brad Boswell Jeff Brand jeff Brock Grai Budner Bradg Burdette 148 Iohnny - Adkins Lamar Adkins Robert Alpert Nicky Anderson z:1 'W lkxfmllflq 'M l f gf? X911 Q, ., fm C ww f I ,x2f ui- ' -ug Todd Clark Drew Conner john Dexter George Diamond Grant Dorfman Brian Doring Steve Eckelman Michael E 'ues David F inkelman Stu F itts loin Fuller ark Genender Bill Goldstein David Grafe Michael Grossman Keith Gu ett Jamie Halley Alan Hartman Iohn Helms David Hudgins Clark Hunt VVhit Johnson CHSGK Jones Step engordan Tom lor an 149 La ton Lang Bogby Lett Glenn Mai Louis Mancuso Owen Martikan Greg Mason Roby Mize Tom Nelson Prosser Newton Tommy O'Toole Lee Papert B. G. Porter David Price Ieff Rasansky 150 Harold Kaufman Frank Kennedy jeff Kime john Lacey 5. David Wolfson Bobby Womble Sturgis Woodberry Q! Craig Zisk jerr Rasans Cm? Robinlcy Mar Segal Emhn Sexton avid Stager David Stone Bobby Streilein Robbie Ta lor Kevin Teal, Mike Tierney josh Ungerman Tom Van Schaik Darren Weatherford Greg Weinstein John VVhitley Reed Williams Tom Williams Andrew Wilson Bob Winspear Ion Wolens 151 Chris Atwell Kurt Baker Alvin Ballard Muzz Bass Davicl,Benners Rick Bower Eric Boyce Eff Boyd ichard Burrell Drew Clancy Charley Clough Gregory Cole Danny Cook Brad Cope Paul Crutcher Brad Davis Iohn Ewton 152 if -.s-,Pr Msn? sf., ? fr Cre Gaillard Geogf Gilbert Billy Graue Scott Gregg im Gulley Mat Culley ason Harvey ob Hayden SteveKIones Seth elly Scott Kim le Stephen Igeisler jim Henderson Benjamin Hickman Hank Holland Brent Hull Greg Hurst Wally Ingram Doug jones l 153 Eric Lardner Steve Larkin Herby Levy Matt Lipton Ben Loeb Brian Plotkin Kendall Quisenberry Lee Rawitscher Kell Roach Robby Robinson 154 Bernie McGuire vknhn Meadows evin Miller Mike Moyers Lawrence Neuhoff Alec O'Brien Kelley Oliphint Keith Owens Harry Lynch Scott McF all Shawn McGee jeffrey Rosenbloom Pete Sarwin Larry Schwartz David Scott Ross Smythe john Sommerfield Arnold Spencer Wade Stokes Maxie Swango Peter Tarantino Alan Tinsley Paul Webb Craig Weinstein Roger Williamson Hugh Woodward Tom Young 155 Russ Alderson Nicky Arredondo Don Avant Robert Beckett Andy Beckwith Brian Boss Salah Boukadoum Marshall Brackbill Kevin Brand Stephen Brown Cullum Clark Chad Cook Buford Craig Mike Dancer Richard Egues 156 Tflfa :I Ly!! iQf'y HT H we , ,f Q! Steve jurvetson Eff Katie avid eeler Robbie Goldstein Lee Harrell Scott Hubbard Ralph Jackson Ken Kendrick Barron Kidd Brian Kidd Ricky Lane Scott Farrell Danny Fine Kevin Frazier David Genender Dwight Gibbs David Leviton ohn Lewis ohn Macdonald arl Maier l Scott McElhaney 157 erry Miller ames Millsaps Cordon Mize Marlow Muldoon Mark Mullen David N oteware Tommy Parker Chris Patrick Ken Peter Lawrence Piccagli I58 Michael McHugh Najy Metni David Meyerson Bradley Miller Rob Mu hy Tom Negioff Hamlet Newsom Clay Nichols Ken Polley Ricky Rees Neal Roberts john Robertson Bill Solomon john Spencer Michael Thomas Grady Vaughn Kurt Voelker Steven Webb Michael Rogers Iamie Ro?ers Greg Sch ak George Seay Davi Sheinberg Bruce Steckler Bobby Sussman Carty Talkington Mike Wesson Eric White Brandon Williams Danny Wissman Ieoffrey Wolens 159 ,Q-f' , f: ,fy 5 17: .' if Q ff W 3 ,' M9 -1, Q- L, 7111 J g eff , X frJ',fJ,. ' ff . P J J f R SDM, mf Sixth Jgiilde 7 -'YWX rx: Bill LAblon X I Sunil Amalraj Reynold Arredondo Kirk Baird H Ben Barzuner N Paul Baurnler Kenneth Beckett, Robert Behrendt ed J! Q-,J ISU.. lwrlkilfii 7 .V Q2 Q C. QA Bhell- Black l Guy Blankemeyer im Brad iflurray lglutler David Calloway Todd Carter Doug Caudlee Taylor Cheek X Aaron Comess Torn Cooper David Crewsx 160 My U va f . Q 5? X747 7. f Q Y Q RN M3 -:mfg 61.4 Kun jones Q Raul Kaspar David Kennedy 'x R Glen Gonzalez Stuart Greene Tom Grier john Gurke Corby Hosea Anson Hsueh Brad Hudson jonathan Johnson W , f 1, Q Q K 1. xlijj 'fu Q QX La kg David Dienes Jed Dittmar Cas Dunlap Michael F iuzat Adam Forman jacob Ginsberg 161 162 l David Korfhage Stephen Kraus Chris Kysor Ben Lett -e f i W Adam Leventhal Bruce Newsome Henry Ochel Hung Oltrogge Allan Padgett Cincy Powell f! , ,Charles Lloyd Lynch oug7'Maeari Bruce Mank Ryan Marqluess Sam McCa l Connie McEachem David Miercort Mark Miller David M Mitch orris ' F it S cwsocl ,,,,f ,?f5:a1: p S G lang '9 X L3 3' Mlf ff ,T if f 'v-ff fl W' l J, fy A , l 'l 9' K 5' 'l ' , xx V' -t . ' f , M515 'J V' ' f' 'tl ,f 1 J 1 r 5 fy. 5, ,l V if Yi Y 1 ' ,ff i,- 4' 'V :Ji ly, R . L, g,XN.1 ?g-,Lfx E fx 'flow 'svlrx fglfhm CDC93' Arthur Saunders e Christopher Shaw Shelby IR1eketts Qblllmefa Xan Robinson Kevin Ross Christopher Russell Philip Samuelson Mike Sim son Tim Smitlll Yasser Syed J . ., N N V, ,A Q' -WN ui 1 -W f kj 3 . A, ff ,ffljz U J, ,LJJUVE X J Alan West ohn Westfall oin Whatley Cerard'VVhitman Matt Wilkerson fi 163 1 on Abramson oe Bailey B josh Cohen Jeff Cross Oliver Davies Robbie Dickson Sid Dietz 164 Gib Bardin Ryan Bennett jason Bergmann George Bodden Randal Boss Christo her Broom Kevin Blown Edmond Butler Peter Cobb Fifth Grade E ff 1 2 SU. WERWS mu 19:5 ..-br L.. O1 mir Stephen Dignan Bryan Dikon Mark Edwards john Harrell Tommy Holleman Marcus Hswe Darrell Eikner Blake Estess George Ewton Michael Friedman Robby Goodman Reed Greer Scott Gro el Todd Gutigie Kevin Furry Sean Gallagher Paul Genender Steve Gilbert John Gilliam 165 1 Mark Husbands Kevin Kerber Steven Klemow Steven Lawty Ieff Lewis 166 Daniel Lowenberg Tim Mank Rafael Martin Bobby McDowell Dorian Moffat COIR' Morrow Ric ard Mullen Greg N aarden Austin Neuhoff Jethro Pugh Baron Quintana Scott Rader :QNX Andrew Rubin Robby Schlak Chris Shorey Care? Sloan Boy Smythe Michael Speier Andrew Srulevitch Charles Stewart Brad Telford ,g Chip Waggoner David Ward jeff Weadock Wesley Weinhart Owen Wilson Peter Wood I67 Dan Adams Chi Barnett PaulJBassman Alexander Bednar Gregory Bowling Patrick Denker Scott Dixon effre Donsk llhrisylillistony Hugh Fa an Ghristopger Flanagan Kirb Fogel Marlzllforman Scott Frazier Marty Garrison Andrew Gillentine K le Griffin Christopher Henderson Darren Kasmir Alan Levy Michael Lev Bubba Macdonald Patrick McConnell jonathan Mills Christo her Mitchell Robert liflusslewhite Giora N etzer B ron Neuhoff Ivlichael Newman Michael O'Toole jarrod Redmond William Roberts Stephen Smith loin Tyson ichael Weinstein Mark VVhitley Iohn Wilson 168 Fourth Grade R , x it t Q-. l l Nu- Q E in he K tl Vincent Abio David Ackerman Frank Bailey 'llgf Bishop eith Black Billy Blunt Gary Bowen Mark Bradley Rob Bruant Matthew Cook jeffrey Doar jason Clast Tait Guthrie Patrick Higgins Daviss King David Koppman jon Lasser Kenneth Mai Charles Marcus ackie Merrick uddy Metni ad Miller Alan Neuhoff joe N euhoff Scott Palmer Kiri Parsons t Thayer Patterson Todd Phillips Brad Ripley Doug Rivera Carlos Rodriguez Lonathan Samuels rich Schulz Matthew Tarantino Frank Thompson Bennett Vig Andrew Wood jim Adams Scott Allred Brian Baird 'Lohn Berry obb Black Douglas Briggs Andrew Broom Matthew Coit joshua Einsohn Alex Eins ruch Raphael Emanuel Michael Flanagan Kurt Fogel Brent G' lentine Shawn Heilbron Clarke Hercules Timothy Lamkins Lynden Melmed Gre o Pearc Benganrlin Smii Andlrew S encer David Srullevitch George Stergios Peter Strelitz Eason Villarreal evin Wa oner Kevin Weggherford Phillip Williams Mark-Andre Winandy Robert Young 170 p Second Grade Darvin Hooey Leete jackson Matias Iasin ames jones lDuncan Kimmerling Iohn Kipp , lg I E M-JE A E v , ei X 5 s ,.. 1 A J , S .Q fu r .Se First Grade Eg' Robert Mirsky Cody Morgan Bryan Pickens jay Reese Mason Griffin Terry Hill Jeremy Amps Seth Atkins Philip Brodkin Christopher Choi Timothy Dutta Robert Einspruch Graham Fox Tad Holloman Christopher Iones ason Kohler ohn Koppman Harper Kroney Brian Lambert Larry Levy Christopher Logan Ali Mencin Kenneth Meyer jason Ringer Adam Ross Alan Schoellkopf Zack Scott Matthew Shuford Peter Stutsman Matthew Sutton Patrick Taragitino Crai Unter er Paulgvassermalgl Clayton Wilmer 171 1 1 x Acti itie Student Council Led by President Bob Ienevein and first year faculty sponsor Mr. Paul Weadon, the 1979-1980 Student Council once again had an active and productive year. Facing the problem of dealing with the Student Store and its early difficulties, the Council also directed such activities as the Homecoming Dance, Teacher and Course Evaluation forms, and Upper School Assem- blies. Several important investigative committees were set up by the Council, including a Student Store Com- mittee and a Student Court Committee. The members of the Executive Committee of the Council included Ienevein, Vice-President Stan Stew- art and Secretary-Treasurer Eric Lombardi. Q Cum Laude Lion and Sword Members of the Cum Laude Society from the Class of 1980 inducted in their junior year were joined by newly elected members in the annual spring induction of the Society. joining seniors john Calhoun, jim Davis, David Creenblatt, Andrew Landisman, Camm Maguire, Scott Segal, jaime Spellings, and Rick Waechter were elected students from the top 10 percent of the junior class and the top 20 percent of the Senior class academi- cally. The Society, in its twenty-first year of existence at St. Mark's, was led by Mr. Andrew Mailer, President of the school's chapter. Under the faculty guidance of Mr. Ken Owens, the Lion and Sword Society continued to represent St. Mark's as a service and honor group for many school related functions throughout the year. Sewing as guides at Min- iature Schools and for prospective students and their parents, and as ushers at the Christ- mas Party and Commencement, the Society was present at major functions at various times during the year. Consisting of juniors and Seniors, the members of the society are elected by existing members, the President and Vice-Presidents of the junior and senior classes, and the President and Vice-President of the Student Council, subject to administra- tive approval. 175 Eleven St. Mark's seniors earned National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist standing. john Cal- houn, Iim Davis, Milton Huang, Kevin Kadesky, Andrew Landis- man, Camm Maguire, Bill McLain, Derek Saunders, Scott Segal, jaime Spellings, and David Wilkie qualified for the honor by placing in the top one-half of the one per cent nationwide on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test CPSATQ. Fifteen members of the class of '80 received National Merit Let- ters of Commendation. Seniors john Bacon, Ieb Beckwith, Charles Boatwright, Trey Cutler, David Creenblatt, David Hart, Scott Hull, Keith Kadesky, Peter Leveson, David Mullins, Stan Stewart, Brad Stoffel, Harold Van Schaik, and Rick Waechter com- piled excellent PSAT scores but did not qualify for semi-finalist ranking. National Merit Semifinalists National Merit Letters of Commendation Ji' Iwi J? if I ll rw- if Q- - f -...il-.wa-r A' ,, .Q.::- we-9' 4 .4 as , -fav 4 L, E 4 H1 W ,. M., ,y A ..,.. '- JE, K I ig en- ' .Wit '9'-8' wa 3 tf'i i Pecos VIII The St. Mark's Freshmen ventured into the Pecos Wilderness area of New Mexico last August for the eighth consecutive year. This year's backpacking expe- dition was highly successful due to the excellent weather conditions and the enthusiastic attitude main- tained throughout the class. Hiking, rock climbing, and an overnight solo are important parts of the trip. The program gives the stu- dents a better understanding of their abilities as well as their limitations. The program was directed by Mr. Sandy Donaldson. Cheerleaders The 1979-1980 Cheerleaders began their season by successfully competing at the National Cheerleading Association Camp in August, winning several superior ratings and a spirit stick. Led by sponsor Mrs. Susan Palmer, this year's squad emphasized entertaining, enjoyable pep rallies. Several unforgettable moments resulted, among them an appearance by two Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders, the Homecoming skit, and Mr. and Mrs. Shepperd's active participation in the final pep rally. The 1979-1980 Cheerleaders were Senior co-cap- tains Frances Ewing and Trey Cutler, Seniors Renee VVilliams, Erin Tierney, Iohn Hay, Steve Kattner, and Rodney Greene, and juniors john Ponder, Cindy Brown and Lisa Burford. The Lions were Laura Alpert and Iohn Gilchrist. ,MMS Q. J' , f -HIM .',.,.- Under the supervision of spon- sor Ken Walters and Program Director Rodney Greene, KRSM expanded its air time to eight hours a day. The station also relo- cated to the south wing of Davis Hall and premiered new musical talent for its listeners. KRSM also continued to broadcast athletic events throughout the year. This year's fifty-seven hour marathon, conducted by Greene and Eddie Feldman, netted over S500 for the station and was aimed toward the production of more diverse pro- gramming. Continuing with a program first developed in 1975, more than thirty juniors and seniors partici- pated in the Pershing Tutorial, tutoring students from Pershing Elementary School of the Dallas Public Schools regularly through- out the year. The St. Markls stu- dents could volunteer in such div- erse areas as Physical Education, Music, Spanish, Math and Lan- guage Arts. Once again serving as faculty liaison for St. Markls was Mr. Larry Cavitt, and Rose Ann Hall of Pershing. The student coordi- nating was handled hy senior Bin- giee Shiu. KRSM ... A-, ...- X .. ... Pershing Tutorial Senior-Faeult Picnic Amateur Radio Club Under the direction of Mrs. Henry Stollenwerck and other senior mothers, the senior class and faculty came together for assorted games and eventually an enormous meal prepared by the mothers. The afternoon was con- sidered to he a tremendous success and was enjoyed hy all. Under the guidance of faculty sponsors Mr. john Stutsman and Mr. Harold Van Scliaik, the St. Marles Amateur Radio Club had a successful year. This year's major accomplishment was erecting a directional antenna on a forty foot tower in the Math-Science Quad- rangle. The Amateur Radio Club also provides the school and com- munity with emergency informa- tion. Most of the time, however, the club provides a means of talk- ing to all fifty states and the rest of the world. Talent Show The Talent Show was held on Dec. 8th to benefit the Can-paign. It was a huge success, raising over 8500. The show consisted of variety acts by David Houston, Sarina Takita, David Benners, Regan Horchow, Amy Rhodes, Suzy Blaylock, and Catherine Hudgins. It was supplemented by three bands: Gemini, Storm Warn- ing, and Misty Harbor. The main event was a mock reenactment of the Kennedy-Nixon debates. The event was organized by jeff Spears and Mike Singer. V '4 --fs... R ,-fnfm. S -H.-...,...,, Film Society ,. .. , ' T ' 2 , ' T 35 aww! International Club KQ-. Under the guidance of faculty sponsor Michael Bennett and Senior President jeff Stager, this yearis Film Society benefited from a successful year. The Film Society's success was due to its continued excellence in provid- ing top quality films at a minimal cost. Under the direction of sponsor, Mr. Cary Mencin, and club President, Eric Lombardi, the AFS Club attempted to broaden its appeal to the student body by including other inter- national programs and events under its juris- diction. To complete the change, the club became the International Club early in the year. The club continued with established tra- dition in hosting a day at the school for AFS students from the area and in holding a party for students and club members before Christ- mas. This year's AFS student was Pedro Mejia of Columbia and he lived with Brad johnson, '81, and his family. 183 Hunting and Fishing Club The St. Markis Hunting and Fishing Club completed its second year as the successor of the Gun Club. The purpose of the club is to educate its members to vari- ous aspects of outdoor sports, while promoting the responsible pursuit of fish and game. In addition to the weekly meetings, the club took several hunting and fishing excursions. Lance Lange and Allen Custard completed their second year as Co-Presidents with Mr. Roger West acting as sponsor of the club. L., The 1979-1980 Outing Club enjoyed an excellent year under the leadership of sponsor Mr. Peter Lutken. This year's club took trips to Enchanted Rock and various other locations in Texas, but probably the most exciting trip taken was the whitewater canoe trip taken to the Glover River in Oklahoma. This second year club provides an excellent opportunity for students to further their knowl- edge of outdoor activities, specifi- cally, rock climbing, canoeing, and hiking. Ski Club Environmental Council Under the guidance of sponsor Mr. Andrew Mailer, the Ski Club sponsored its annual trip to Snow- bird, Utah. Though participation was not as impressive in past year-s, the trip was still considered a complete success by all of those who participated. Under the direction of sponsor Mr. lack Hollon, President Ieb Beckwith, and junior Cil Wolfe, the Environmental Council com- pleted one of its finest years ever. In addition to smashing old paper and recycling records, the Council continued to inform the student body about key ecological issues through assemblies, informational pamphlets, and its ongoing recy- cling programs. Canpaign Tri-Chairmen John Gilchrist, Wallace Hall, and jeff Spears led the 1979 Canpaign to a record breaking year. Such innovations as an all day collection involv- ing the entire Upper School that produced over 10,000 cans and a talent show that also raised over S600 aided the senior class in two compiling record amounts of 47,556 cans and 85,455.05 in donations. 1: f, f - if Christmas Party The annual Christmas Party, held Wednesday, Dec. 19, marked the beginning of Christmas vacation and also the conclusion of the 1979 Canpaign. As in previ- ous years, seniors and first graders entered first with presents to be placed under the Christmas tree, While students, parents, and friends sang Christmas carols to celebrate the Christmas season. The party then cli- maxed with the Canpaign Chairman announcing the can and money totals and the presentation of both the gifts and cans. Lettermerfs Club The Lettermen's Club serves as a student run organization for all of those students lettering in one or more Varsity sports. The club's main responsibility lies in organizing and conducting the end of the year Athletic Ban- quet. The major purposes of the Banquet are to recall sports successes and to honor outstanding players and coaches. This year's faculty sponsor was Athletic Director Ken Merten. I88 FOOTBALL Reed Baker Steve Curlee Russel Fojtasek Wallace Hall Bob jenevein Robert Keeler Peter Lynch Marty Manasco Ray Omid Bill Pickens Todd Redpath Bill Sachs Derek Saunders Adam Seidel jeff Spears Stan Stewart Smith Stollenwerck David Toombs Harold VanSchaik David Vaughn David Wilkie Ken Anderson Kyle Atkins jeff Boswell Kyle Caswell Richard Esler joey Fogelman Mark Hill Scurry johnson Paul Logan Doug Mankoff Charley Martin jay McAuley Larry Roach Toby Roosevelt Al Sorrels George Spencer Larry Wilson Rafe Greenlee Keith Henson Brian Neuhoff Locke Urschel james Walker .jeff Kime fmgrj CROSS COUNTRY Frank Ford Adrian Marengo-Rowe David Upton Allen Fiuzat Matt Hollon Keith Guyett Bobby Lett VOLLEYBALL David Mullins Rick Waechter Marc Hedrick Lance Lang Chris Hudson Richard Truitt Brodie Cobb Eric Lombardi Tom Loose Brad johnson Kirk Lola Hisham Syed Tom Penzel WATER POLO jeb Beckwith Keith Kadesky Bo Lett Richard Mitchel Richard Wesson Gil Wolfe Mark Hurst Todd Clark jeffrey Rasansky jeff Stager WRESTLING john Bacon Allen Custard Adam Seidel Harold VanSchaik David Vaughn David Wilkie Steve Berger Doug Mankoff jeff Breland jeff Miller Eric Reeves Steve Schultz Nicky Anderson SWIMMING jeb Beckwith David Greenblatt Keith Kadesky David Houston Bo Lett Steve Taylor Richard Wesson Larry Boyd jimmy Friedberg Mark Hurst Denys Slater Gil Wolfe jeff Brand Todd Clark Ken jones Owen Martikan jeff Rasansky SOCCER Trey Cutler Russel F oj tasek Wallace Hall Q Scoot Hull Lance Lang Peter Leveson Peter Lynch David Mullins Derek Saunders jamie Spellings David Toombs john Darley Don Hall Eric Lombardi Charley Martin john Ponder Larry Roach David Upton Kent Hercules Massimo Piccagli BASKETBALL Marc Hedrick Bob jenvein Robert Keeler Darrell Robins fm john Sayah Mike Singer jeff Spears jeff Baldridge Daniel Chu Mark Fiedorek gr Robert james Qmgrj Rafe Greenlee Keith Henson Locke Urschel FENCING Milton Huang Paul Neureiter Dan Northcut Clay Bradfield Robert Brown john Clutts Under the direction of Homecom- ing Chairman Stan Stewart, the 30th annual Homecoming Dance was held on Oct. 5. The dance held in celebra- tion of the 48-0 trouncing of the Notre Dame Knights, featured Lynx, a popular local band. Homecomin 8 Astronomy Club Upper School Assemblies The 1979-80 Astronomy Club enjoyed another successful year under the leadership of sponsor Mr. William Dexter, President Camm Maguire, and Vice-presi- dent Matt Scott. Other principal officers were Reuben Iacobs as Treasurer and Dan Northcutt Secretary. The Astronomy Club presented many public shows this year, exhibiting the unique planetariurn and observatory facilities. Among these were the Halloween show and the Christmas show as well as shows featuring space probes, his- tory of astronomy, and laser pres- entations. Many smaller produc- tions were also presented to vari- ous private church and school groups. Conducted by Student Council President Bob Ienevein, the twice- weekly Upper School Assemblies featured poets, political activists, faculty members, and presenta- tions of variou clubs. St. Mark's graduates Ptobest Hoffman and Bennett Cullum spoke on the bond issue for the artsg David Huddle from Middlebury read some of his poetryg and Bill Iohn- son spoke on Suicide Prevention. Student Store Under the guidance of Manager Mike Singer and sponsor juan Egiies, The Student Store had its finest year in sales ever. The year started slow with several outstanding debts, but as the year progressed, the Stu- dent Store came out of its financial problems. The store supplies P.E. uniforms and sports shirts. The Stu- dent Store, which attempts to give students fine prod- ucts at reasonable prices, provides the Student Council with their funds. These funds go to pay for Homecom- ing, A.F.S., Field Day, and other school activities. Working in the Student Store this year were a group of interested students and volunteer mothers. Debate Club Bookfair Under the coaching of Mr. George Edwards and Mrs. Stepha- nie Barta, the Debate Society has had another successful year. Led by the teams of seniors Scott Segal and jamie Spellings and juniors Kenny Hersh and Neil Sobol, the debators captured over fifty sepa- rate awards. The society hosted the sixth annual St. Mark's Invita- tional tournament for over five hundred contestants from five states. The debaters also partici- pated in several individual speak- ing events, including extempora- neous speaking and original ora- tory. Joined by members of the Drama Club, they also partici- pated in such dramatic events as Duet Acting and Dramatic Inter- pretation. Under the leadership of Chair- woman Mrs. Rex johnson, the annual Parents' Club Bookfair net- ted over S1000 for the Library Fund. Held in the Performance Hall October 16-18, the Bookfair offered a Wide variety of litera- ture, ranging from best sellers to picture books. The House of Books provided this yearls offerings. Under President Andrew Lan- disman, Vice-President jim Davis, and sponsor Mr. Hunter NiBert, this yearls club took third place in the Richardson High School Tour- nament. Landisman and Davis also performed well in the Hocka- day contest which draws teams from all over the state. Members also experimented with the school's two computers. The Marque, published annu- ally in the spring, is the St. Markls literary magazine. This year, under the direction of Co-Editors Kenny Hersh and Neil Sohol, and faculty sponsor Dr. Anne Free- man, the Marque consisted of poems, short stories and prose, as well as artwork and photography. All works in the Marque were done by St. Mark's students. Other members of this year's staff were Michael Jewell and Russell Rian. Problem Solvers Marque Y. -1 'U l E Whiz Quiz Remarks-a-Lot Gnly in its third year of exist- ence, the St. Mark's VVhiz Quiz team was very successful. With the guidance of sponsor Dean Baird, St. Markls remained a power in VVhiz Quiz competition with john Calhoun, Bill McLain, Ion Sayah, and David Wilkie as the starting four on this year's team. Under the leadership of Editors Scott Gregg, Ralph jackson, and Michael Wallace, and with the help of faculty sponsor Mrs. Roberta Mailer, the Middle School newspaper, the Remarks-alot, completed its thirteenth year of publication. The paper brought various aspects of Middle School life into view. Articles included comments on school life, movie reviews, sports, and features, as well as various games, contests, and cartoons. ff!!! Band Conductor Mario Foster and President Bingiee Shiu directed this year's Band through a very successful sea- son. The Band played three major concerts and sup- ported the football team at both pep rallies and games. Several members of the band were also instrumental in the production of this year's Canpaign Talent Show in December. The Band has also been raising money in hopes of venturing to Hawaii this summer. . Tix! KE is lh..........,. MMM Orchestra Under the direction of Conductor Yves L,Hel- goualach, this yearis orchestra played pieces ranging from Broadway's Annie to Mousorgskyis Pictures at an Exhibition. The diverse musical experiences and talents of Bingee Shui and Micheal Weed contributed greatly to the Spring and Concerto Concerts. With 15 Seniors in the program, the orchestra was the most experienced in its 10 year history. . . ' 41 , ' ,x '- .5-W V . X ,N X 'NX V, V I iff' . X sc . - X K, - I, f V,- kv' ' , M Rs. XR xx w cf 2 5' ' L .X X . X r N X . . X N xx to X -K -.X - ,f if .- ' .L s. wr . Xxxxxx K 'fi ' ' V .,r.,s , ff! f X Ki' iici sssrs X we l 198 f Choir and Glee Club The St. Mark,s Choir and Clee Club began the 1979 school year with the annual Evensong Service, under the musical direction of Choirmaster James Livengood. The service, which took place on Gctober 28, included a ver- sion of the Magnilqcat Nunc Dimittis, a setting of two psalms, and other religious anthems. On December 16, the Choir performed the 26th annual Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, combining new and traditional carols and hymns. Keith Shafer played the organ for this cere- mony as well as for Evensong. In the spring of the year, the Choir took part in the Interfaith Service at Temple EmanuEl and performed at St. Mark's with members of the Dallas Symphony Orches- tra. Members from the Middle School took part in two performances of the Dallas Civic Opera as well. 2 ZH il Q? XX ga X W .2 59 , Y 433 if 3 9 x X y A. ,R 'Q ,,. kt k N gash: , Mi N ' ws Z 5gsk1E5'f5'..J gil W K f mi? Kb Lii. e Drama Club Under the leadership of senior President Jeff Stager and faculty sponsor Mr. Rod Blaydes, the Drama Club accomplished many new things. They supervised the one-act play festival in Feb- ruary which, until this year, was only open to Hockaday and St. Marks students. They also wrote up a Constitution and selected the spring production. The increasing support in the Drama Club promises to provide better quality theatri- cal productions in the years to come. Their major production of the year was Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men. 'Rf C C C S :SSN The ReMarker The BeMarker, the school newspaper, publishes bi- weekly to provide members of the St. Mark,s community with an awareness of the events and personalities around them. Under Editor-in-Chief Rick Waechter and Manag- ing Editor David Greenblatt, The ReMarker had one of its most successful years ever. With better fiscal manage- ment and featuring a revised format, The HeMarker was awarded NSPA All-American rating, the CSPA Med- alist award, and numerous honors from Quill and Scroll and The Dallas Times Herald. Mr. Andrew Mailer and Mr. james Mclnerny were the faculty sponsors. f X The EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Rick Waechter '80 MANAGING EDITOR David Greenblatt '80 ASSOCIATE EDITORS David Hart '80 'Scott Segal '80 I NEWS EDITOR ' SPORTS EDITOR Kenny Hersh '81 Richard Dzina '81 BUSINESS MANAGER NEWS PHOTO EDITORS Collin Cohen '81 Dan Northeut '81 CONTRIBUTING EDITOR Matthew Seott'8I Jaime Spellings '80 SPORTS PHOTO EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR Kevin Kadesky '80 Neil Sobol '81 FACULTY SPONSORS Mr. Andrew Mailer Mr. James Melnemy NEWS STAFF: Eddie Feldman '80, Joshua Hirsch '80, Steven Peskind '80, Daniel Chu '81, Don Hall '81, Peter Lempert '81, Eric Lombardi '81, David Marcus '81, Barry Polley '81, Kurt Rumsfeld '81, SPORTS STAFF: Herb Benenson '81, Michael Ferguson '81, Doug Mankoff '81, George Spencer '81, Gil Wolfe '81, SPORTS COLUMNIST: .lon Sayah '80. CIRCULATION: Adrian Marengo-Rowe '8l. CARTOONIST: Michael Weed '80. ne tuuuuf is pubnsrwa every two weeks during me school yw hy interstedbstudenu ol sr' Mnrk's for its student body, parents, alumni. and other people interested in the school. It is melbi' free of :huge to anyone interested tn St. Mlrk'x. Entered ls third class mul lt the U,S Post OI- ftct undef pl:t'milxNc, 1721 , October 9.1958L ?if,e 383' 'W'--.., ns, 3053 Q tl ,t mu 2,1 'W 6 Marksmen The 1980 Marksmen is an attempt by all members of her staff to relate to the St. Mark's community a truly uni- que history of the 1979-80 school year. After many long, long hours of work, worry, and darkroom activities, the Marksmen staff hopes that this publication will serve as a special look into the past for all members of the Class of 1980 and for the entire St. Mark's community. t ,ff 1 1 Editorjin-Chief: 'Wallace Hall '80 A Business Manager: Camm Maguire '80 Senior Editor: David 'Wilkie '80 Activities Editor: David Vaughn '80 'Athletics Editor: Robert Keeier '80 Faculty Editor: David Toombs '80 Underclassmen Editor: Eric Lombardi '8l ' Photography Editors: Kyle Caswell '8l A Taylor Wilson '8l t Associate Photographers: Gil Wolfe '8l , ' , Adam Seidel '80 - ' Elf Kevin Kadesky '80 Eric Lombardi '8l Business Staff: John Wolens '83 , , t John Clutts '82 Mark Raskin '81 Advisor: Kim Gagne 7 is W .ua dl 51,1 thletics Football Compiling a 6-4 record, this yearfs football team played the longest and toughest schedule in school history. Spectacular victories included shut-outs of Lubbock Dunbar, 4-A Newman Smith, and an incredible 38-0 trouncing of Bishop Dunne. The season ended after the Lions dealt Ft. Worth Country Day its first defeat at home in four years. Captains Peter Lynch, Marty Manasco, Bob Ienevein, and Stan Stewart kept this year's unique team unified on and off the field. This yearis offense was led by juniors Kyle Atkins, Jay McAuley, jeff Boswell, Larry Roach, and seniors Smith Stollenwerck, Peter Lynch, Derek Saunders, Russ F ojtasek, and Bob Ienevein. The defense, which spearheaded this year's team, was led by juniors Toby Roosevelt, Charlie Martin, and seniors Wallace Hall, Marty Manasco, Robert Keeler, Smith Stollenwerck, David Vaughn, Peter Lynch, and Adam Seidel. The success of this year's team was due much to the hard work of Head Coach Charles Quisenberry, Assistant Coaches Bob King, Sherman Zimmerman, and newcomer Roy Heffernan. Thanks must also go to the St. Markis mothers and cheerleaders who provided support and organized victory parties for the players. 'A l l l 1 Newman- Smith 6-O The Lions won their second game f the season through another bril- defensive performance and the kicking of Junior Larry Roach kicked two field goals the first half which proved to be only points on the scoreboard night. With a fourth and five on Trojan's thirty-five yard line, kicked a school record 53-yard goal. He followed this up with a field goal early in the second The Lion defense held its scoreless for the second week, allowing only four first and causing seven turnovers. MQ as Dunbar 7-O St. Markls opened its 1979-80 football season with a spectacular defensive performance, holding the Lubbock Dunbar Panthers scoreless in a 7-0 victory. Tailback Smith Stollenwerck scored the only touchdown for the Lions early in the first quarter. Dunbar made two scoring threats in the second half. Midway through the third quarter, the Panthers had a first and goal on the Lions' nine yard line, but the Lion defense kept Dunbar from scoring on four straight running attempts. Dunbar's last hope of scoring was frustrated early in the fourth quarter when St. Mark's recovered a fumble on its own five yard line. The St. Mark's defense held Dunbar to just four first downs and ninety-five total yards. Nolan 0-7 St. Mark's traveled to Ft. Worth Nolan on September 22. The game proved to be a defensive battle. The Lion defense held Nolan to -l yard passing and 76 yards rushing while only gaining 92 total offensive yards themselves. However, the Lions were plagued with 80 yards of penalties. A blocked punt and untimely penalties set up Nolan's second quarter touch- down. The offense was unable to score and the game ended 7-0. Bishop Lynch l4-25 The Lions suffered their second consecutive loss to the Bishop Lynch Friars. The Friars scored early in the first quarter. The Lions responded with a ten yard run by Adam Seidel. At halftime, the Lions led 7-6. Mid- way through the fourth quarter, the Lions found themselves down 18-7. The Lion offense was unable to respond after resorting to a passing attack. Bishop Lynch then ran the ball forty yards around the right end to up the score to 25-7. The Lion offense then came together with a thirty yard touchdown pass from quarterback Bob jenevein to Larry Roach to make the final score 25-14. Notre Dame 48-O A sputtering Lion offense finally exploded for Home- coming in a 48-0 victory over the Notre Dame Knights. The Lions compiled 17 points in the first quarter from a Larry Roach field goal and touchdowns by Smith Stollen- werck and Adam Seidel. In the second quarter, Roach kicked another field goal and Peter Lynch caught a touch- down pass to make it 27-0. The second half was domi- nated by the Lion defense, which held the Knights to minus fourteen yards offense. The offense continued to shine, scoring 21 points in the half. The Lions gained 328 total yards and allowed the Knights only 24 total offensive yards in their Homecoming victory. St. Johns 13-14 St. Mark's hosted the St. johnls Rebels in the Lions' sixth game of the season. St. Iohn's scored first with a 59-yard touch- down pass in the second quarter making the score 7-0. The Lions were tmable to respond until early in the fourth quarter when Junior quarterback Kyle Atkins hit Larry Roach in the end zone, tying the game at 7-7. St. Iohn's scored again with two minutes left. Trailing 14-7 with less than 30 seconds remaining on the clock, Senior quarterback Jeff Spears hit Bill Pickens in the end zone, bringing the Lions to within one point. Spears then passed to Larry Roach for the two point conver- sion. However, a pass interference call nullified the play and the Lions' victory, leaving St. Mark's down 13-14. 1 Q, Y Q f 5 i. 'Q Q, if 'V ml? V -donwnQ.,,,,,,.-as M 214 Bishop Dunne i 38-O The Lions played another excellent game, defeating the Bishop Dunne Falcons 38-0. The Lion defense held the Falcons to 4 yards rushing, while the offense gained 342 total yards and six touchdowns. Tight end Peter Lynch caught three passes for 102 yards and one touchdown, while tail- back Smith Stollenwerck ran for 109 yards. Garland Christian 48-7 The St. Markis Lions defeated Garland Christian 48-7. The Crusaders passed for a touchdown on the opening play of the game. However, St. Markis responded by holding them to -39 yards rushing and by scoring six touchdowns. Larry Wilson rushed for 147 yards on twelve carries for an 11.8 yard aver- age. The Lions accumulated 405 total offen- sive yards and 48 points, 36 of them in the first quarter. 215 6 Strake Jesuit 3-27 The Lions traveled to Houston and lost to Strake Ies- uit, TCIL State Champions, 27-3. The Lions were only able to gain 139 total offensive yards to Strake's 366 total yards. Larry Roach, however, was able to kick a 38-yard field goal in the second quarter for the Lion's only score. Senior defensive end VVallace Hall and sen- ior linebacker Robert Keeler played outstanding defense throughout the game. Hall had 12 unassisted tackles and one assisted as well as three sacks. 1 s .vs 5 Q 5 --ggi. .f rf ws. S- iii. 255: Rf' 'if' 'ff Countr Day 35-17 The Lions ended their 1979-80 football season on a victorious note. Ft. Worth Country Day scored early in the first quarter, only to he countered hy a 55-yard bomb from Kyle Atkins to Boh Ienevein. Senior Smith Stollenwerck upped the score to 21-7 with two second quarter touchdowns. However, the Falcons were not to be outdone and they immediately scored on a 67- yard run. The Falcons added a third quarter field goal, making the score 21-17. Senior David Vaughn then recovered a fumble in the end zone, making the score 28-17. The Lions clinched their 35-17 victory with a 32-yard touchdown pass from Kyle Atkins to Peter Lynch. ,,,. i .L , , -. 4 4 .22i5... .g?S'm,5 .L .ss 510111-K ig. '-'f11',fw Saw .gi mr- - f gfingfigfii figfiigiji' E:S5:i5ii' -Ei' . .. ,fi 5. Dfw. I 'Mft 2. I, 'fix ii ffm J , .. ,,.. , e,... Q... . ,, N.. ,.., , , km K X .... sim ..N:,gg5...Qxws-2i..r.t.c.1..5,.,..sc,,,,Kg ,, ....,..,,,.ei he ,., . V, Q. my ' ' '- I is Q ,,.,...g .ji em it he . , r 5fsffg...r,---21. ss.ggJf...v, , 5 .gg mph .V 2' .. .. 5 51 Si'fiil'5'if3 1T: e5'-1?e:.:, l It .5 ... N iv' 252559555 i51'.2E:,iii - f'2'115!-Z..fIf1.W, ..I.i ' ' 7 . L h - an -s OP -' . L K ' . i astfake llCSl11t'i 4 . ff, 4 . q.?t.- .-. ,-t-:grim gjsg, 3.17. QE: .... 52521552 .Qi s52fQsi?1::xisi7V-Wifi-1 1' fl? '. 'K' ' - I. f 'H .. ' U5 - ' , .. W B K k ' 5 ' Q ' K 5 , Q :EEE A 'Q if 7 Water Polo Despite a bleak outlook at the beginning of the season, the Lion water polo squad had an impressive year. They were again regional champions and placed fifth in the 1979 State Championships. Under the guidance of Coaches john Stutsman and Ken Merten, the team metamorphosed from a group of indi- viduals into a dangerous, fast-breaking team. Offensive standouts were senior Keith Kadesky and juniors Bo Lett and Richard Wesson. Seniors jeb Beckwich and Ieff Stager were indispensable on defense. Sophomore Mark Hurst and freshman Todd Clark and jeff Rasansky also contributed to the Lion effort. Senior goalie Kevin Kadesky was ranked as one of the best in the state at his position. For their performances at the state competition, Kevin Kadesky received All-State Second Team status, and Bo Lett received All-State Honorable Mention. With a 20-7 record, the tradition of Lion excellence in water polo remains. , 1? T Qzfes e . 5 . . C' .Nw L swag . .fx Q., 1-.4 V' few? X .mg . ...Q . viva W a V 'F new W Q 'gm Nw Z.. '11 .H Maw 1 We K mx MQ . N N 13 N KA 'Qin ' wvfwmf M- W, , . xx ,W f 'Wff1i'a+4mf s ,-Q, 5 'nf U K: , H , ,Q K ,., w f ,f - Q. A as A h my . ng, ,,,1, ,f.,V W W- g ,fag ff-'nov Cross Country 1979 saw the St. Mark's Cross Country Team finish with another successful season. Though there were no mem- bers of the Senior class on the team, experienced Iunior runners Frank Ford and Adrian Marengo-Rowe provided excellent leadership. Other significant contributions were made by David Upton, who was bothered by an injury, Sophomores Matt Hollon, Lee Jamieson, and Allen F iuzat, and Freshmen Keith Cuyett and Bobby Lett. The strong performances turned in by the team reflected the many hours of long, hard preparation. The coaching by Andrew Mailer, Curtis Smith, and lim Mclnerny played an invaluable part in the teamls success. The Lions placed third at SPC but narrowly missed finishing second. Ford and Marengo-Rowe finished in the top ten and received all-SPC status. Upton and Lett received Honorable Mention for finishing in the top twenty. F ord, Marengo-Rowe, Fiuzat, Hollon and Guyett all qualified in the AAU junior Olympics city meet for the Regional Championship, where Ford finished first and Marengo-Rowe third. Cuyett and F iuzat also finished in the top' twelve, and all four runners qualified for the National Meet. . A .W .I - an pw my .9 11 L 'ir I 4 .f N 3' f . .f ,, A 1s . I 'Nr iflql , K :VV K an ,I 4 ga ' 6 ,, K --,.f at K V V, ' 1 4' f te. 1 M WV . an 3, Q xi 'Q .Q- ww- , . ,v f iss x , K s J mag 1 ,MSM Q wfivfffgzf v,w 6 U Vw 5. L' J'4 Z fi We-V M4-...H ' :L , Vw , T' 1 wmv-l 'MJ my 5-4 M, 7 ,, ff ,MaQ.y5E3fd4.,-.N W . A A' QM:-A -'7k, 'i gy , ,L - X wg. .A ,fx ' fu V 1 ,Q - I . ff-ww mf' 1, ggff,-mi K 'wwf f ,, wyq., 1-S-.jf ,1 ' 'f ' Q L5 Gaim' 2 ' ' Wy . 3 ,V -up mn fwl -.Q ii Am ,V ,MV ,5 ...f W MW WW ,I A-4 1 ? ff' E. ml.. a. gg' ' ff 'f Ls ' 1 E 1' 12 w ..,..-N., ks ww ew, M Q 5 .1 . ww, Z, Mm X ,w 1,2 .,f wm- . - ' f ,V . . U ,, M X .ii 'f H V A,.' M . ,wwf M hf.3?4,a?:gggg ' , fy, ' ' 'L Q- . 5, fr N W f .fr , , Evil, Ni - fx A-, ,f 7 V, 1 k Q 4 .551 li wwf' f ' . - ' W JW H 7' 1 f I dj, ,.-,,'-,Q Mmy, ,,- f V, 'v-4. J : ff Ig V .r, f - , ' ,fy x , ' - i, , ' .QI fs, f V A Q J, V F , .Av M- -1 yu. X- if m fq ii H lr E 8,5 fm? Q... V... Volleyball For the third consecutive season, the Volleyball Team captured the S.P.C. Championship, held this year at Greenhill. Led by senior co-captains Marc Hedrick and David Mullins, the team compiled a perfect 8-0 record and won all three of its tournaments. Under the direction of first year Head Coach Herman Card and assistant coach Tom Adams, the team had its best year ever. At the conference championship, St. Mark's defeated both Greenhill and Casady twice. Down ll-0 to Greenhill in the final game of the tournament, the Lions rallied to win the game, 16-14, and clinch the title. Marc Hedrick, Eric Lombardi, and David Mullins were named to the All-Conference team. Other Lion standouts included Chris Hudson, Lance Lang, Tom Loose, and Rick Waechter. 1 i W V V L 2 gh in V 4 Basketball The 1979-80 basketball team, after a slow start, ended its season with a seven game winning streak compiling a 9- 18 record. The Lions coached by Mr. Phil Bailey, in his first year at St. Mark's, were led by Tri-captains Marc Hedrick, jeff Spears, and Daniel Chu. The Lions participated in only one tournament prior to S.P.C. play in which they defeated Sherman to capture fourth place at the Mikinney Tournament. Senior Marc Hedrick received All-Toumament honors. The Lions completed their S.P.C. North Zone competition with a 2-3 record, and were forced to play in Division 2. St. Mark's then proceeded to destroy all South Zone competition in route to an undefeated 4-0 record against southem competition. The Lions finished with an overall S.P.C. record of 6-3 claiming the Division 2 Champion- ship. Senior Marc Hedrick and junior Daniel Chu received All-S.P.C. 2nd Team Honors. Other Solid performers for the Lions were Seniors Robert Keeler, Ion Sayah, jeff Spears, Bob jenevein, Mike Singer, Iuniors Mark Fiedorek, jeff Baldridge and Sophomores Keith Henson, Rafe Greenlee and Locke Urshel. ,M 'R , jr ll 14 - . ,MA V, ,,.M4,. , - n-wsmwxwx-.NH . iz.. f ww . Q' 1-ff 1' A K 'L'L L ' n dp.. .,,,,- m,.L , m.AAL6 M ,L,, ,,.,,,,,,,, Nur, 239 Soccer The 1979-80 Soccer Team had a tremendous season in which they compiled a 20-1-1 record. The Lion defense, led by Peter Lynch, David Toombs, Larry Roach, Derek Saunders, Charlie Martin, and co-captain goalie Russell Fojtasek, became the base of the team, registering a record seventeen shut-outs. The offense was led by co-captain Trey Cutler and David Upton, who each had twenty-five goals, accounting for 50 of the Lions' record-breaking 82 goals. The regular season was highlighted by the contests with arch-rival Jesuit. At their first meeting, the Lions defeated Iesuit 3-1. The second game was won by Jesuit 3-1, but in the Lions' final home game, they gained revenge by trouncing the Rangers 4-1. Coaches Iuan Egues, Herb Meyer, and assistant Susan Palmer then led the Lion team into SPC competition. St. Mark's soundly defeated all SPC opponents including a 5-0 victory over St. john's in the final game of the season. The Lions finished SPC play with a perfect 7-0 record and were unscored upon by any SPC team. ,eir K 1 -. 4 V 'LL Ml ' TY MW 1 A XXL 2 . f A43 gggv li 1 1 -3 , sig Q x X .x N. , ,ii wi sl , xv '1 N GX .. E eau' fk M.. X N. a 5 w X mhu ,., W M M M , y 1 5 M--.fum W , x N-Q. 1'9 J ' fvq.MW,.,, . vga, '- .. K fff-na-Wm -, 4 ::w,x5,L,Y 'L ' 5 f 'XM M, 1,.3-iam .... imma.: . it . .,.N..,,q ,Awww X V am-K Lmimwmwpvw-424,32-Af. T Wy. U , . U Wk ' ' W Y, k W l ' W WMM WWW. QNX-'16 wwmN:Qwww,A,'.wfM .W my . ' L H V FH ' X A f' - , -- K gi. A-M. . . , , we - ,W N Q. 11 ,ips ' aa, mm vt- QW 'H 4 1 kv 1 Q.. -Q.. + ,195 . wh z...3suw1S--X . . ,, P . A A 24 t:f! ?'r- WWFWE. Fl ,Eh fu-M 245 Swimming This year, the St. Mark's Swim Team, under the leadership of coaches Ken Meiten and john Stutsman and senior captain Keith Kadesky, continued to display prowess in competition and quality swimming. Even with this year's small squad, St. Mark's remained as one of the areays finest teams, placing fifth in the TISCA North Zone Meet, taking second in the Dallas Mid-Cities Invitational, and completing the season with a 5-4 dual record. Standouts on the team were juniors Richard Wesson and Bo Lett, sophomore Mark Hurst, and freshmen Todd Clark and Ieff Brand. Wesson holds the school record in the 100 butterfly and in the 200 individual medley, he performed well in freestyle events as well. Lett swam consistently well in the 50 freestyle and the 100 freestyle, as well as the 100 backstroke. Clark swam the 100 yard breastroke consistently well, while Hurst swam both butterfly and backstroke Well. Brand provided quality diving along with senior David Creenblatt. The team's depth consisted of seniors Ieb Beckwith and Keith Kadesky, junior Cil Wolfe, sophomore jimmy Friedberg, and freshmen Casey jones and jeff Rasansky. 24 X Qi I: O X aww-gum A 'iw H M Km fx A .W - .,,.. if . X 5 9 Ilia. K -my q fs. Q, Six , .:.: S ' -T 0 Fencing The 1979-1980 Fencing Team enjoyed a very successful season under the guidance of Maitred'Armes Daniel N evot. Both participation and personal initiative were stressed in this year's competition. In local toumaments, co-captain Robert Brown demonstrated his expertise, capturing second place in foil and second in epee in one toumament and a second in foil and sixth in sabre in another. In the regional qualifications for the Iunior Olympics, seven members of the squad won the privilege of attending the national tournament by win- ning either first or second place in their respective weapons. Only co-captains Robert Brown and Milton Huang and sophomore john Clutts actually flew to Vancouver, Washington, for the toumament, Brown taking second and Clutts eighth in under-16 foil. Brown also took fourth in under-16 epee, and Huang took 56th in under-20 foil. The fencing squad, with a new influx of seventh and eighth graders trained by Coach David Forman, looks for- ward to continued growth andimprovement in the years to come. i L 9 T'-Ti s if A L7 ,-.fm 'WERE exam WQLA, A Wrestling The l979-80 Wrestling season was one of the most outstanding in school history. Establishing themselves as one 0 the city's top wrestling teams, the Lion matmen concluded 1979-1980 with an undefeated and untied record of l3-l in dual meet competition. Their dual meet victories included the heating of such past rivals as Iesuit, Pearce Lake Highlands, and R. L. Turner. Such a successful season was achieved through the unified effort, dedication ant hard work hy all team memhers and leadership of team captains Allen Custard, Adam Seidel, and David Wilkie ant Coaches Tim Brennan and Kim Gagne. The team performed well in tournament competition placing third in the Sunset Invitational Tourney and seconi in the prestigious Ebby Halliday Tournament at R. L. Turner. At S.P.C. the Lions won for the second consecutivt year in a row, defeating both Casady and FYVCD. St. Mark's then took the 7-AAAA district title with seven lst plact finishes and five runner-ups. At the Regional Tournament the Lion wrestlers had an outstanding day, being the firs St. Markis team to Win the Region 2 4-AAAA title While qualifying ten wrestlers for the State Tournament. 4 l .. ,.,. f L 1 'Q' Sv und , k E if Zig Q if: - i 7 'emu' 5'-4 ,4 46:5 ' Cr. K K A. .A K-, V' 'Q I 15,-bl 'V g 114 - .Hu 5 -' ' N lf! . ' x. x .- K Q M ,-NN - q X 3 -Qi dvertisement Congratulations to the Class of '80 from the Seidel Family Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Seidel Robert '70 Seott '77 Adam '80 Congratulations Lureh and the Class of '80 Mom, Dad and Mike Congratulations to Jeff and the Class of 980 From the Spears Compliments of J. L. Roach CAL TRIP I Love That Desert Heat and Those California Girls Twigs and Slug CF ree Ridersj Congratulations Smith and the Class of 380 Good Luck in the Future Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stollenwerok Congratulations to Wallace and the Class of 980 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L. Hall Houston '78 Sydney 984 We Thank You Stephanie and George From the Parents of the Debate Club Congratulations to St. Mark's On Showing Depreciation In lts Financial Statements Cary M. Maguire Congratulations Seniors From Brew 8: David Houston 1 is M asker? LAAAYX x 8 -1- '! Come see Brew at Brew Pontiac in Longview home of 1980 Turbo-Trans Am , Congratulations to Congratulations to Camm Steven and the and the Class of 1980. Class Cf 80 Love, 4 Melinda Mr. 85 Mrs. Stanley Peskind 8: Blainey 8: Andrea Congratulations to Bingiee and the Class of '80, And our thanks to this great school for having us in the past years. DEAN PERKINS 205 PRESTON ROYAL SHOPPING CENTER DALLAS, TEXAS 75230 0 l214J 361-5143 'cFine J eWelers Thanks HOWARD Congratulations Jeb Step one is done We salute YOU, SCOTT and the Class of 1980 Dr. and Mrs. Allen Segal and Mark '83 To My Friends of the Class of 980: Wishing you the very best in your schooling, your travels and your adventures on the road of experience. Sincerely - No Nukes - Mr. Seay '68 Congratulations Jon and the Class of 1980! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sayah Jeff '78 Judy CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 QQQQ TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED To our many friends in the class of l98O We Wish love, happiness and personal fulfillment in the years to come. Larz and Marylou Anderson Fergie '77 Nicky '83 Cate '80 Carey '84 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 Mr. and Mrs. Tarantino Peter '84, Mathew '87, Patrick '91 9 Compliments of the ll year club Cfhanks Mom and Dadj 6 Best Wishes lssf to the Class of '85 ,S saw . 1, Eugene R. J aekson Lureh and Dork Compliments of the Class of '87 THE BEST IS YET TO COME N0 CGMMENT Congratulations Seniors! Agatha and Anniemay The l979-80 Cheerleaders Congratulate the Football team on their 6-4 record, and thank the fans for their unending support CCNGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of , a TYRoNE , THEoDDUs Fflelid CARTER C 705357535 Congratulations fa to the, REDCARPG' 243-5075 MLS Class of 80 SERVING NORTH DALLAS AND SUBURBS EACH RED CARPET omce ns INDEPENDENTLY ow D opsm-.Ten From the Black Famil and Steve 983 Congratulations Robert and Stan I I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keeler Stewart Barbara, Kathy John and and David Paul .f 'ri AQ AFS CLUB CONGRATULATIONS TO JAY FAULKNER AND THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM MARY AND CLIFF CASSIDY Congratulations to RUSS and The Class of 380 with love and pride, Mom, Dad, and Randall Congratulations to Rick, the ReMarker, andthe Class of 1980 Mr. 85 Mrs. T. R. Waechter PE8i?Q8N Fooled Ya ll BARBERS - I'll Survive, LAYER CUTS ALWAYS! AND HAIR STYLING . RsRF L 368-1874 CONNOLLY'S BUYS 7' THANKS MR. CGNNOLLY Freelance Phetographeras Union You get the pictures when We Want to do them IF We Want to do them Congratulations to Allen and to the Class of 1980 F rom the Custard Family Linda Bill Marla Laura Congratulations Seniors of the Class of l98O from your yearbook photo grapher, Cornini Portrait Galleries Congratulations ! love, Dad, Mom, Tom David and Elizabeth lt was Foster - cceorny jokes Anderson - 'cyente turned avona' Tarantino - ccfast food and loan services Eiehenwald - proprietor of EHOP that made our 34 years of school bearable THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 980 ll 3 from Mike HOUSE - GF - Gina-Cf Mark PI'CSt0I1 Rfbyfll Village Dallas, Texas 75230 Andy 2111 Eh. f2l4j 363-6569 Rueben Jawb 9 Congratulations y to CHRIS - Your truck! you got it yellow? lift kit rollbar bumpers . . . wheels . . . lights . , . dentist? . . . handsome haircut . ,. to the SENIORSY ...S.K. and D.M .,.. Taos school weekend . .. the SUB . , . summer '78 and '79 . .. Montana . . . do the dishes... what ya doing tonight? . . . thanks for the supply . . . opinions and advice ... victory party ... others! ... mom and dad . . . college applications ... Ha! studying? ... sleeping ... espanol ... Snowbird . . . best chauffeur ever! ..,4-wheeling . . . get up. Chris ... dinner's ready ... FRESHMEN good luck in college ... chip . . . munchkin . . , a Hudson . . . you made it ....l.C.C.H. . .. Big Bro . . . Thanks. you've been a great help. Love. lil sis Wallace and the Class of '80 Best Wishes S dne So What If We're Seniors TO THE KID ON THE END OF THE BENCH 290 Champions once sat where you're sitting, kid. The Football Hall of Fame fand every other Hall of Famej is filled with names of people who sat, week after week, without getting a spot of mud on their well-laundered uniforms. Generals, senators, surgeons, prize-winning novelists, professors, business executives started on the end of a bench, too. Don't sit and study your shoe tops. Keep your eye on the game. Watch for defensive lapses. Look for offensive opportunities. If you donit think you're in a great spot, wait until you see how many would like to take it away from you at next spring practice. What you do from the bench this season could put you on the field next season, as a player, or back in the grandstand as a spectator. Congratulations COngratu1at1OnS to Peter and the rest of the Class of 980 and every best Wish for success to the St. Mark's from Nell and Vinnie Class of l980 fcorne by and visit Mr. and Mrs. William anyume, R. Sachs except when We are out and Elly of townj Protect YGUR Future Develop American Oil Maguire Gil Co. CONGRATULATIGNS TO JDHN AND THE CLASS GF 1980 MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND HAY AND SUE Congratulations, Class of 1980 Joan and Elvis Mason Congratulations Thanks From the MTS' , . Sommerfreld Ingram Family 51122111116 982 Bill Sachs Wally 984 Energy Operating Corporation Congratulates the Students of St. Mark's. James A. McAu1ey Pres Compliments to the Seniors of 980 From the Seniors of '81 BROKERS-TRADING MARKETS-RETAIL DISTRIBUTION Corporate Securities Serving Retail Accounts, Dealers, Institutions, Corporations Tele hone2I4-747-0321 Incomin Wattsi-800-527-2528 Tradin Lines:2I4-747-1039 We dom ff fool around mm gm!! fequlremesels mv a comfemem or move efhciem plane to do busmess Yrom caur exzensive snveueones of dwersvmrf budding space we lex ym select me kxmji of Iamhty mat beat suns your Kandi of operations Ther we finish sis: xrxtersor 70 Hymn spec1fucalLQns-warm youu nudge? arm wnhsn yew time scgheciuief. Get ea Dunomg space promem that needs sowing? 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Baker Company - BY THE TIME YOU HAVE THE WORLD ON A STRING, SOMEONE SHOWS UP A PAIR OF SCISSORS WITH CONGRATULATIONS to John, Brodie, and the Class of 1980 E Love, Sue and Jessica John J. Pershing COI1g1'2I'tL1I3Ii01'1S Elementary F 1, O m Mr. 8a Mrs. John MoEIhaney 85 Scott Thanks St. Markas Tutors BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pickens T-f-..:g..,. X PRESTON CENTER -. -' E' - S- , . I . 15 'SUPPLIES FOR: 50 7 '5 S i DOGS S. CATS 'O X, ' r' 'f if 5 .ff.-.-fggfgggai,-.1255 f If mfr f iii BIRDS 8. FISH I ' ff' K L' ' I I I if .fI' 'I 7 ef Iii 'CR UMWC 9. I V Z ,A iiiii - 4 'AQUARMM5'CACE5WiiffTiff5 .S'. .1 II I JE f '-.., 'BOAR INC for BIRDS .md JJ 'I ' I . I -S ,- -lg , ,- N - 2 ine 8I Bill Becker E ' - I 29 Berkshire Lane 3-7309 fYOur PetS Favorite Store Since 1954 THE ST. MARK'S HEAVY METAL CLUB X L We know it's only rock and roll but we like it. The Rolling Stones Compliments of the Corvair Club Nader was wrong ccWe,ll get them next ! year. From '86 to 980 Congratulations Sharp Hardware Co. Dallas Oldest and Most Complete Hardware and Hardwage Stores Dll T A friend of St. Markls s tothe BIG DUD E i Congratulations to Chris and The Class of 1980 Mr. and Mrs. William Hudson Andrew and Geneja We don't know anything about a refrigerator in the garage! I Congratulations to Scott and the Class of l98O From the Hull Family and Brent 985 Congratulations From Take it easy. If it's easy, Mr. and Mrs. J . Stuart take ll twlce Brand Jeff '33 S.K., BJ. Kevin 985 and Beth ll ,,,,-,,,,, ,..-N,--WM -1 ' 3104. Gamma 207 PRESTON ROYAL SHOPPING CENTER DALLAS, TEXAS 75230 f2I4l 369-7121 We Sell Wowgwpiq 7Z0t jaw! Oaormal' Internationally Known for Our Integrity and Experience as Quality Jewelers for 100 Years LQRS 70 Yr-if Hit wolko 1 A I 2 WC 5 I 31 Downtown ' Preston Center Northpcrk ' Irving Mall ' Town East Volleyview Riglea Place ' Ridgmar Moll, Ft. Worth Texas Commerce E Bank g Preston Royal 10715 Preston Road P.O. Box 30527 Dallas, Texas 75230 C2145 363-9351 Member Texas Commerce Bancshares, Inc.g FDIC . ffff-. ' f f ,..-.ii-3222 f' I K .X A J 'I If . , ' y? 1 ,- f B0NL'3lH1mA1n UNMERSUTY I A RESOLVED: THAT CUE SHALL LEARN MORE AND MORE ABOUT LESS AND LESS UNTIL EVENTUALLV WE SHALL KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT NOTHING. 3011121-1s:Ab Cave of DALLAS 307 Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of Leighton Farrell CONGRATULATIONS TO REED 85 THE SENIOR CLASS FROM MR. 85 MRS. JOHN L. BAKER THE ATLANTA GEORGIA CONNECTION Congratulations to the Class of '80 Best Wishes, John and the I Class of '84 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sommerfield 08 5 'Q WE SHARED THE GOOD TIMES M.M. SL S.K. T Congratulations to Keith and Kevin and the Class of 1980. It Has Been Our Pleasure to be a Part of the St. Mark's Community Mel, Dean 8: Kimber Kadesky POR THOSE WHO VALUE TRADITION. y . FINE HOMES 588NORTHW S , , v Compliments of Red River Raiders KSCS'FM Radiv 96 O and J can Kessler - 8 cz. Slurpers Club Account Exec. To F.Cr.K. J ones, From B.E. and E.S. Club The l980 Golden Shovel Award Thanks Mr. Nibert for the suspenseful year 'The Almost Cluba' Congratulations to the Senior Class for the Problem Solving Club President: Andrew Landismen Executive Secretary: Jim Davis Sponsor: Hunter Nibert Sponsor Emeritus: Judith Denton Our son has learned many things in becoming a man Congratulations, Derek! and the class of 1980 from The Saunders family and Arthur '86 K' Q ft 1. 4, 'i at A s -1 74 k' .1 -sfgffa, ?.m...'S5 - ,sm .arf X .p-w in 1 r 'fiN'Ez..M' K ' t an fi :., , , ,ug at K, - of 2 -. - ' sz-is X ,I by E A W 'Q-zffflfv 5 fx N- . Si zgqf to walk to dance to have fun to have social graces to stay out of trouble 312 to know fine music X ,4an vt ' t?.:g ' ,br-r' f if ker- K. Hand? N.l! to be sports E hero to be brave to live off the land DEDICATED TO JOHN J. CONNOLLY L, A SABINE CORPORATION 1200 Mercantile Bank Bldg. Dallas, Texas 75201 C2145 741-7501 Rodger Meier Cadillac. For Those With Great Expectations LBJ Freeway at Welch Road, Dallas, Texas 239-1341 DEDICATED TO THE STUDENT COUNCIL J enevein Urschel Stewart Greenlee Lombardi Porter Cutler Dorfinan Seidel Singer Ponder Greenblatt Roosevelt Mr. Weadon CONGRATULA- TIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO JOHN AND CLASS OF 1980 MR. AND MRS. JOHN R. GILCHRIST AND TIM From a friend of St. Mark's SABINE CORPORATIO 12 D C D CONGRATULATIONS TO BOB JENEVEIN ON A SUCCESSFUL YEAR AS PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Scsi wishes To The Glass Of '30 Compliments of RGBERT K. ROBINSON Congratulations to the Class of '80 The Letts HERE'S TO THREE YEARS OF BEDLAM Congratulations Smith! CGNGRATULATIONS TO RUDNEY AND THE CLASS CF 980 F ROM THE ATALLAS QTHE BRAZILIAN CONNECTIONJ 1 Congratulations to the Seniors and Best of Luck A to the Class of '81 The Roosevelts -for something to Write home about . . . Eu ggflith 692-23464 REALTGRSR 8400 WESTCHESTER DALLAS, TEXAS 75225 318 The Nacogdoehes Road Trip Club 6!l2 Club CC Always in Quest of the Elusive The Searchers? Soccer l979-1980 - A Record Season! Most Wins: 20 Fewest Goals Allowed: 8 Most Shut-outs: l7 Fewest SPC Goals Allowed: 0 Most Goals Scored: 82 Most Opponents Held to Ten Shots or Less: 16 . ,,L, Z - - 1 , , ,L , Kent Hercules Charlie Martin Russ Fojtasek Peter Lynch Max Piccagli John Ponder Wallace Hall David Mullins John Darley Larry Roach Scott Hull Derek Saunders Don Hall David Upton Lance Lang Jaime Spellings Eric Lombardi Trey Cutler Peter Leveson David Toombs Zaba-daba-doo . . . Coach Roach and devoted fans . . . Herb's flight fuel . . . Yes, Russ, we do have a game today . . . SPC by way of Vegas . . . marshmallow fights . . . soccer savvy . . . Dr. Leakey, we found the missing links . . . esneaky soccer . . . Don'sjuggling act . . . Das another goal . . . Mohawk Meyer . . . famous mud practice . . . STP tape jobs . . . Hall destruction comp .... soccer team wins two of four championships at SPC . . . Roach's Raffle . . . Let 'er rip, tater chip! . . . Let 'er fly, big guy! . . . Follow the skyline . . . The Ref took my Cheevas!', . . .Giggle, Charlie . . . Sorry, Snyder. . . FACE. 1979-80 WRESTLING TEAM 13-0 Undefeated, Untied c6Dead Meat . . 3' Congratulations to the Class of 1980 L7 V I J r I 4 i J II .ng F 322 from Ewing Buick 1 S400,000.00 too much! '99 1 968 1969 1979 1978 ....................,....,,,q 1 9,,. 1980 1977 1 1 1976 , SSNNWXN is Khakis sf? X x sw: mtv SW X Q E91 wkgw AW XQSEQSQQME? Q ' V ' wsssgiyfg, , . 1:E.v,z-'- ' .v .ws ' A 'www , vibe:-.:'r1.,'flf+s:f-::r:- 'J ' JH' wait' ,s,-wq-f1 2w-- H s-as as 1 1 '-fzsa-iss asses 1970 1971 THANKS TO MR. FOSTER Who wouldn't accept another Christmas present, so, Happy New Year Happy Valentines 1972 Happy Easter Happy Fatheras Day Happy Ground Hog Day 1 Happy Halloween Happy Thanksgiving Thanks for 17 years of the best bands anyone could ask for. p l 1975 1974 973 CONGRATULA- TIONS PEDRO lT'S BEEN A Congratulations to my GREAT YEAR Favorite Brother from Rocky Raquel Congratulations and Good Luck To the Class of 1980 from The Porters - Jim, Lanie, Lisa, B. G and Jamie ZW Musketeers X X Q Congratulations Seniors xx X k,E. X s so X X s wax vm-A ' Ai ,, ' fflwfa swf .iw K ,... Q f, ,,,, . H . . os, ' 1,1 ---ww., f,L...,,,,,,, 2.-, y.-, W f , - I , , , I .ff . mn' ' W ri To 'l1ii'f Vf Lf' ' , , Lf' M, J W' , 'V f . ' ,' ' jf vagal I Lv 21? , , I ' f K 4 sv an ma. ,. ,- H ,za 4 f If ay. X , ah,-M, W, ,, A . .L A ,f X X! 'K-.img iw. , sew , ,V f' f f V, ,, if hs-TH-fn ' f '-is is s .V f ff fx ' XXX ffff the Colossal Class of 1983 32 Congratulations Seniors , X' .xt--554 f . , 44,1 Q,-f , , an NX ,4 so X..:, K , , . W, ,V K :Ag ,ay , -, ,,.. N s N 7f ex X- VM-5 K V A Vrrkk .. kz5,,gw:fV V, if f , M ,N XR L, K K K ,Xxx-X, V. Y - o - XA - ,ff- from the Class of '84 The Very Best is yet to come! North Dallas Fire Prevention l Lucky Did IT! CoNGRATULATIONSTOSTEVENAND THECLAssoFsow1rHBEsTw1sHEsFo RABRIGHTANDSUCCESSFULFUTUR ETOEACHOFYOUCONGRATULATION sTosrEvENANDTHECLAssoFsowiT HBESTWISHESFORABRIGHTANDSUC CESSFULFUTURETOEACHOFYOUCO NGRATIll,ATlONSTOSTF.VFNANDTH ECLAssc THANKS EsFoRA BRIGHT. rUREro EACHOP 'IONSTO STEVENELE I MQEJESWITHBES TWISHESFORABRIGHTANDSUCCESS PULFUrUREToEACHoFYoUCoNGR ATULAT1oNsTosrEvENANDTHECLA SSOFSOWITHBESTWISHESFORABRIG HTANDSUCCESSFULFUTURETOEAC HOFYOUCONGRATULATIONSTOSTE VENANDTHECLAssoFsow1rHBEsrw 1sHEsFoRABRIGHTANDSUCCESSFU LFUTURETOEACHOFYOU THECLASS oFsow1rHBEsrw1sHEsFoFoRABR1o GHTANDSUCCESSFULFUTURETOEA CHoFYoUCoNoRATULAr1oN srosr Congratulations and Good Luck to Steve, Keith, Kevin and the Class of 1980 the Wessons Parks '79, Richard '81 Mike '85 329 I Y N Why Has This Yearis Student Store Had the Most Sales Ever? The Minimal Inventory. Serious-Minded Assistant Managers 91 H T The Student Workers But everyone knows the REAL reason. Congratulations Seniors From the Class of '85 THE LYNCH AF F AIR -. 5-aarffi--f AC-fliwr , 'l ---gig T A C A 1 MG, wx , - , fn n - -V , ,- W , - ' 1 V - X W 2-fz,,Li, .1 mf1f.xw'g1 V, J ,, - H f J ,W 'i , H ' . , 'f L' Q, 'ff ,,,, 2 V T V ' K I aM . L- 'H ' . ' .. 7 f , , . , , - , A . , .... f 'AR my A , .wi-V ' '7 'K A V if ' '--- ' 'A ' V A , . K 'T T K' 'fm 'T ,, , , f 'S 'L sf -- f . , 7 7 ' X 'K VVVV... F L' ' N MN NK -. 'hy wk J ' www M wgwwwiiw, '. W A 'S XX. T' W, 8 LM, Ay NCR N K- 'f M, ,zz S 4- 55 fe , A wig 'H-h,x,,:f' ' - ' ,V XA., we X N, My 4 -C H fn AN 'H W? V ' 1' A ' .A , , A, -N 'NC - xx Y, LR - 'wk f MQ if , -J' 2 'MTW Rx 'k N MN 1. K , A x, , N' A 'M T7 ' fliixffy fm ' . , W ww- ' -'ff ' fiwk ' , . , M. ww ww wt www . . ,ff Of XX LVM, NT'QiXwT kT 'S, f' I V ,ff , N. ml mxfm A-.4 ff' 'ff W Ky V. ' 'VL K. H uf fl X R RN V fy, ff, , Nw .MM ' ff jf 1, , w My '-X M f' V ,f ,W my ,K V, A , ' 1 Q' M ...- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM THE CLASS OF 1982. THE BEST IS YET TO CO Congratulations Seniors of 1980 Compliments ofJ L S Trucklng Good Luck to the 1980 Congratulations Graduating Seniors t0 the Class of 1980 Mr. and Mrs. George V. Charlton ST. MARK'S DAY CAMP FOR GIRLS AND BOYS AGES 4-12 T I , ' 1 f - :gm Y , .. .1:-- fail - 'sk XX ' fi S ' I4 f vlvl 'A X if ' t W 1 ! mix fCc June 23 - July 3 Q July7-July 18 July 21 - Aug. 1 In appreciation for the guidance, leadership, and friendship of four years, the Senior Class would like to sincerely thank Mr. Michael Shepperd for his excellence as the Head of the Upper School Best of luck in your future endeavors The Class of 1980 337 Protect Your Future Develop American Oil Maguire Oil Company Anticipating Great BEST WISHES Things TO THE From the CLASS OF '80 Class of ,Sl MR. AND MRS. The Burrell D. Atkins HERBERT EPSTEIN Family AND MARK '82 I Shogi Do iiihes ' I CONGRATULA- i t 7 ,L ,, . ... L I TIONS T0 2 THE CLASS DE ,so T j Et - FROM LEE CLARK . 1 ISCO AERIAL HANDLING INC. To the Class of 1980: Best Wishes, Luck and Fun But Look Out Dear World for the Class of 9231! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klepak Evan, Joe and Margo BEST WISHES TO HOWARD, to Bingiee, Camm, and Reuben and All the Class of 980 Ralph and Chana Robinenitz Dan, Jill and Kevin ARNOLD N. ABLON AND CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REPUBLIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING DALLAS, TEXAS Congratulations Steve Epstein - You dia' it! ! Congratulations to the Class of '80 From a Friend Mom 8L Dad CONGRATULA- TIONS Compliments of T0 THE CLASS GF '80 the 1979- 1980 From the Spencers Astronomy Club Lakeway green hills, a deep blue lake, fine golf ana tennis. Need G 13I'9CJk? X Inn at 1 akeway XX 1 11 101 Lakeway Drive, Austin, Texas 78746 512!26 Residential Security by Boswell Security, Inc. Call Jim Boswell 35 l-5876 The System you can live with Compliments . of Mr. and Mrs. Tom O 6 Lawty Compliments of the Dallas Tornado Compliments of H. W. Bass 85 Sons, Inc Harry W. Bass, Jr. Richard D. Bass ' F5 47 K! ff-:Ek 6 X45 :rl :tri-Q' v H- J ' 1 Xfgtgra. LL E' ll I Q? as lt qt' is 1 ll ,E H RW 'Z H Q? ll i STB . Q 41, 'a'- X, X X . sag gl I ff' Q39 N l N 'KUQ 3 CULWELL St SCN GENTLEMENS APPAREL DALLAS Congratulations Congratulations Class Of ,80 to the Class of 780 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Harrell Bryant MoFall '84 Lee, John, in and Cannlle From IDITSUDVIEIR A The sensohonol looks of Todoy wlTh Ioshng oppeol for Tomorrow ID o morvelous conTernporory one sTop speouolw shop Amozlngly coordlnoTecI sulTs blozers skrrTs shlrTs sweoTers ond ponTs oppeor ID eosy To fund foshuon wuTh evenlng vveor cooTs furs shoes oooessones cosmehcs ond frne jewelry The perfecT blend of closslc Europeon ond Amenoon swung from The besT deslgners of eoch K' II- 121 I OLD TOWN o DALLAS , I I I I I , , , , , I '1:q:s2i: : iii: i , L , I L 1 Complimentary Advertisements: Baskin Robbins Ice Cream Store Benners Family The Braokbills Ojedas Restaurant Edward P. Clark Dr. and Mrs. K. P. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. King Coke Tony Jurvetson Villa Plaeita Mexican Restaurant and Mrs. A. Kreisler M.D. and family A Friend Dr. and Mrs. Hamlet T. Newsom Dr. and Mrs. Allen S. Plotkin Dr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Sohlak Mr. and Mrs. Israel Shunberg Dr. and Mrs. Harold Sobol . Mr. and Mrs. Seth Wissman Jay Wolens Inc. Gil Wolfe and family Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Young, Jr. The Quadrangle Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Guzman To Paul from his class In Memoriam Evelyn Boone In Memoriam Stuart Altman 1963- 1979 ,,.f 7 'fu if I j w H A 'X 9 IL f 1 'V Y i P - can , K x V - : , A 54' 1 5 I , W ' ' , X ,A',fs', I r , A . . , ' - -i- ..L,4.i - 1 ..4...,4.:.- .4 1-- fzqw' - ' ,Q Q A xA W .A ,- r ' 4 H ' p - . 5 A - 1 I ' V, -f-1, 1 -.,- WM.. 1 l - .4 w .5 ,A if A A ' ' , 51. H A -'f-+ .fig ,M ' 5: :J Q T r-i F 2 F -. A ' .,. ...-..-,-M-. ., 1 g . i -f KE' 541' I '53 V? , , ' ' f 1 n ' r 1q :uf-.F-f,-'I' . . V ,-I?.1 'x,.,1Ifjg R ' f , W QQ? i Q y A -A 51 RL I ' .-. ! 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