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

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ffemwp Peanuts came to St Marks this year from Arlmg ton Herghts Hugh School In Fort Worth Has wonderful personality and manners rmmednately establlshed hum as one o' the most popular boys In the Sensor Class He excelled In sports lettering In both football and soccer He ns especially known for has fine 'ob of quarterbackung In the Crozler Tech game a posltlon he had never played before He qulckly garned a startnng posttnon nn an un famuluar sport soccer Talbct was usually a leader In dormitory octlvrtues hrs motto benng wrne women and song He as often seen In has Studebaker Green Arrow wnth a load ofthe oppo sute sex Besudes these extracurrncular actuvntues Talbot has had an excellent scholastuc record After graduatnng he plans to attend Cornell We wash hum the best of luck and know that he wall always contmue to be a success lf? JOHN TALBOT PENNER Entered Full of 1952 From Arlington Heights Hugh School Morksmen Humor Edutor Football Letter 52 Soccer Letter 53 Lettermen s Club 52 Probable College Cornell etgl r 5 WW f-Z I T. 1-'v'0,' T, X t tl Nags, ' js T. gpg., ' . . . . .. . iff' ' . ' f- Q V .. I I I Z E . ,c 4,

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ROBERT AL MEADOWS Ewtered Fall of 1947 From Umverslty Park School Marksmen Sports Edstor President of Class 49 Social Committee 49 50 Hnstory Club 51 Football Letter 51 Track Letter 52 Golf Squad 51 52 Lettermen s Club 51 Dramatlcs Bachelor Born co stage manager Band 49 50 Probable College Oklahoma University fi me rdf WZMQW, Al fnrst started has famous career ln prlvate schools at Texas Caun try Day which later merged with Cathedral to form the present St Marks He flrst attended TC D an the fall of 1946 Durlng the next four years that T C D existed Al s great humor wut and personallty resulted In hus electxon as president of the Freshman Class He never cared much for the opposite sex untll these last few years For the most part Al IS a thinker Every new gadget he sees lmmedlately becomes his hobby for the next few weeks l-ns hobbies have ranged from harmonlcas to slusaphones and body bulldlng to chess Bob has been called a lack ofall trades and master of none One of Al s favornte pastimes as the dlscusslon of Incidents that he has experienced on a trlp he took around the world Because of hus lackadalslcal attrtude and If everything holds true to form Bob wlll probably be late to has own funeral Al has decnded to attend Oklahoma Umverslty where we know that he wall be a success 18 - 1 - - 1 1 1 .1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I A k - 11 11 1 - 51 1 1 ' . wx l ,. rfv - Q. ,R 5. 1 't ...A 1 1 - 5' ., 1 . . . 1 1 .X 1' 'g , . ' .Hu 1' , . . . ' I I' 'I 1 . . . . . 9 Q . , . . ,Ab ii., . . . , 1 Q 6 9 ' f.....4-y -1,,,1y . 1 f .1 ' 7 ' 1 f . . l z...: H H . . . ,. X I 1 X , . . . . . . . . X 3 . . xl ' ,. Q 1 1 x ' 1 H ln' . . . 1 tlll

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WILLIAM CHARLES PICKENS Entered Fall at 1949 From Walnut Hull School Marksmen Photography Edrtor History Club 49 50 Social Commrttee 50 Football Letter 52 Soccer Letter 52 Baseball Letters 52 53 Golf Squad 50 51 Rvflery Team 50 Lettermens Club 51 52 Dramotlcs stage executnve 51 Probable College Oklahoma Unrversrty Ill 5 I 01.41 1 l-: ,' tn? l , x we 'HIV' fl l tml: 'Wg ll W 27 4? Z f f 4 W 'M Bull entered T C D nn 1949 Since then he has shown a remarkable ablllty IH both scholarship and athletics He has lettered an football soccer and baseball as well as being on the first Honor Roll many 'fumes Most of hrs free time ns spent huntung and tushnng Koon Kreek IS has favorite haunt Durlng has years with Us he has acquired a repertoure of nlck names Bull Wnllle and Perlans are gusto sample Hrs puecy statnon wagon has been an oblect of constant rudlcule Agaun and agam during duscusslons about cars up pops Wlllue s statron wagon as an example ot the car most llkely to fall apart We all know that with has curly hair and shell rammed glasses he wall make a name for himself wherever he goes 20 - Qi, ' ' ,' ,'52 1 1 --'f,Ql-xQ.j,, egg O . 'xxx' -:t 44. JE! if I, Q 5 SQA X - , vt? ffffff ' ' -il-l' t-i1E!.fg-T51 axQ,5'T?' ' . '17 v 1 IL-l ill? fir All . . . . . . . 1 ' 'IA 1,1 'F' , vfsmrli 'j 'P if . 'rl' 4 fp' I ll Ill ll ' ' ,ll ll ' ll ' . Qfiyff . ,, . ,, . . . . ' ' X S 4