St Marks School of Texas - Marksmen Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1955
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His quiet, kindly manner and his deep insight admirably equipped him for his station in life. Those of us who knew Frank Mosher may judge ourselves fortunate, for a man of his calibre is but rarely seen. FRANK L. MOSHER As schoolmasters appraise their graduating classes, they tend to isolate the signal characteristics of a whole group . . . and remember this class for its fine scholar- ship, or that one for its strong leadership, or another for its contribution to sports and activities. ' The Class of 1955 will have special honor, in the faculty mind, for certain personal triumphs of individual boys who, since they came to St. Mark's, have made long advances towards a condition of readiness for adult life, which few years ago seemed doubtful of achievement. A growing insight of their triune obligation . . . to their God, to their fellow men, to themselves . . . has brought to pass this good fruition of latent gifts that now should mature in service, the loftiest function of educated men. For by curious paradox, our only durable or valid happiness will accrue from willing subservience to a body of disciplinesg spiritual, social and intellectual, in that order of precedence. At the head and cornerstone of them all is our common Creator. cui servire est regnare To serve Whom is to reign. R 3.2t..0aoLnih JM THE HEADMASTER ROBERT H. IGLEHART, M.A. 1949 Headmaster F acult De Pauw University, Universite de Lausanne, Middlebury College JOHN R. CALDOW, M.A. 1949 Assistant Headmaster Brown University, Universite de Grenoble, Middlebury College REV. D. G. THOMAS, M.A. 1953 Chaplain, Religion, History University of Oxford LEONARD N. NELSON, B. S. 1933 Science, Mathematics University of Illinois, University of Texas J. J. CONNOLLY, B. A. 1949 Latin, English Boston College, Universite de Bescanon, Boston University MRS. EUNICE P. KILPATRICK B. A. 1951 Principal of Lower School Carleton College J. B. DAVIS, B. S. 1953 Registrar, Mathematics, Physical Education Southern Methodist University HAL L. CURRY, B.S., M.A. 1954. Director of Athletics, Mathematics North Texas State, U. S. Naval Academy, Southern Methodist University, Texas Christian University EMMETT L. MAUS, B.M. 1946 Instrumental Music Julliard School of Music, Southern Methodist University FRANCIS B. MARBURGER, B.A. 1951 English Ohio Wesleyan University, Franklin and Marshall College J. P. NEVILLE, B.A., M.A. 1952 English St. John's University, New York University JAMIE BURREL-SAHL, B.A., B.S. 1952 Religion Drake University, University of the South, Southern Methodist University RENE B. DELECAIN 1954 French Diplome d'Etues Superieures University of Paris, Candidate PhD., University of Paris, La Sorbonne , 5 HOWARD DUNBAR, B.S. 1953 Mathematics, Physical, Education Bridgeport Engineering Institute, North Texas Teachers' College, Southern Methodist University NORMAN W. BLAKE, B. Mus., F.R.C.O. 1954 Organist and Choirmaster University of Durham ' 4 I I ' y ' 'gfs I4 wsukiw T su Ng' is-I 2 Jw 1,3 L' H5 3151? 26.9 . 19 e I mai na Hit, lfufaiia Q BI N My Q2 'f I W6 3122 ff? ,235 '-Q. if W1 is . fig i like-'157' E55sff5gif,'.s5i4!?h5ei' lf5fR's i'5ii7l'l 'V 5fl'7T?f?fZf f ig 1 114, I 1. xggffg ' , J -QI-C. W' , fffff Qnmwmxnggiaiiagqmwww gmtZQ12g5'1:?iQSfyf '-.'f::z: -,K 1',.Zf553::'f-. .4 'xgil-gmgizggsiezgsx ff,H241exg'fs5:e1gfaeszsg 2.1 1 fml5sfgggNg1gg4g.g z,fw,fggw,w2,s,.f . -ff L:v,.fm9Sw '.gi,:f wmyalgsspissxu jfs . N :g3371fs7i,i'g Xz2:Lf?lsrwsAggz. . 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BUCHANAN 194-5 Business Manager MISS RUTH BARRIER 1952 Secretary MRS. DORIS BREWER 1953 Bookkeeper A 1, 4 iq ai 3 4 E i S: ? 'J 415112555 T si Q 5 'iki 11' ' :2iff.f' 5,211 'iifaiiiflfls WI? g iuitmggrgig ffm . . iv -Mx fgih xfims mgg. ' ,gi E Q 1 Q 5 .1 1 9 qu X xefsgwxmxfn H Magix: 1 1 is EEK E W E! 1 1, Wigymmw.. ..l,, . , v,.W , 'Mfff ' 'M V : xi,-. 3 1' V .1 ' K gngm lgiigiw Ha lf, . 'S-fs by -7 N'-Maqelmwm, .. : J i ' 2 f. . 5 X Exff fl fihiiigs f ' f 'ea: - K-' A kukiza-. MS ff-5 f1'5,3s'51v1 W- 8,5 . 3-- 2 5 if . fl!!'gfikkfg-513.1121115395343 f 2 I 1 A ,M W ww W 1.11 , ' MRS. BEATRICE FULTON 1943 House M other MRS. WILSON 1954 Receptionist MR. WONDERLICH 1954 Dietician .TOE A. MISKE 1954- Maintenance eniors 06 Q N - ki Ai x 1 ' 11 0 , K V - - .. ss . x . x - I 1 z --- iw Y?- 54 A -. if WWW HORATIO R. ALDREDGE, III Entered Fall of 1949 From Shoemaker School, Philadelphia, Pa. Re-entered Fall of 1954 From the Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Conn Marksmen Managing Editor Middle School Cup 51 President Student Council 55 Student Council 53, 55 History Club 52, 53 Class President 55 Choir 52, 53, 55 Football 52, 54 Soccer 52, 55 Baseball 52, 53, 55 Vice President Lettermen's Club 55 Lettermen's Club 52, 53, 55 Probable College, Neuchatel W E1 re Sis My , eff, 3 J fi E Q x 5 aw 3 S2 3 if me S Q ? 53 Q 2 5 3 22 , E if ESL sg! E Y! Si 5 ii E 5 as HQ 2 S sf Li QF wg wx ya JAMES W. ASTON, JR. Entered Fall of 1950 From Walnut Hill School Marksmen Advertising Manager Vice President Student Council 55 Student Council 52, 53, 54, 55 Class Officer 54, 55 History Club 51, 52, 53, 54, 55 President Lettermenis Club 55 Lettermen's Club 53, 54, 55 Choir 53, 54, 55 Band 50, 51, 52, 53 Football Captain 55 Football 53, 54, 55 Soccer 52, 53, 54 Baseball 53, 54 High Point Field Day Trophy 54 Probable College, Tulane L r Q I n I 4 5 I , ? . E i W 1' Y f , I v s i 1 f i 'al l 1 40 4-'ff' Q i 4,45 4 ROBERT HERSCHAL CUTLER Entered Fall of 1951 From Hillcrest High School Marksmen Assistant Advertising Manager History Club 51, 52, 53, 54 Class Officer 53, 54 Band 53 Golf Squad 53 Riflery Team 53 Football 54, 55 Soccer 53, 54, 55 Soccer Captain 55 Lettermen's Club 53, 54, 55 Probable College, Duke or Oklahoma 5 i sy Ek ig? ,Q sfgi 5553 :sg iii :ze as fi: R55 'SPG Si? 422 is M figi Kg we 15 gk iii vb 223 235' gil 62? qw ,X iii. USA ,W ,f ,- ESQ if 3, ,ikz ay ici .La iff mf gn K1 ,, mf seg 2595 ? Egg: Q 5 S: Q 5? ' KNXJ if - K- 24 f- X , , .Dt YJ A 11 I U I l W ii tl Qi IL il lx iw w M is V V U l i w X. I V A I 1 1 i ? 1 i lf,-aj 43444914 JORIS FREDERIC DEBUS, JR Entered Fall of 1948 From Sacred Heart Cathedral Marksmen Social Co-Editor History Club 51, 53 Lettermen's Club 52, 53, 54, 55 - Class Officer 52 Band 50, 51, 52, 58 Rifle Club 50, 51, 52 Probable College, S.M.U. 5 11322-' 1 AY'- ' ,,.- L. ,.:::- 2 . 1 24405 ALVIN FELIX GOODHUE Entered Fall of 1953 From Culver Military Academy Marksmen Business Manager Class Officer 55 History Club 54 Lettermen's Club 54, 55 Football 54, 55 Soccer 54, 55 Rifle 54 Probable College, S.M.U. V L W, v k , I 1 4 E N I i L 3 QT K . 15 . .. 1 . . - K C n ,341-11 ' . X Q-H QA JIM L. HOOKER Entered Fall of 1954- New Mexico Military Institute Marksmen Photography Editor Lettermen's Club 55 Soccer 55 Tennis 54 Probable College, Rice :xl K :K ,Q Kg .g Q6 5,5 ffv 55 3- i ,. ,Q .3 4 52,3 fa sig: Q Lv? Q me mi Vs S1 QP 352 Q, Qc H E 5 . 3 E 9 ,, , K, ,fb 52:5 sg if ii si? 21? Sl E ii K, ,1 fa: Agx if We P. Zio 'she Q fi' bfi .fm M xy L, 1 W, 351 fig 1:32 ,sg iii 6 Ei 4:2 avi 581 215 3. EP 253 :ss bfi H, 3592 if ,ph Si? QQ? ii ,., .fig fx 'sag f. 4, :fs ff? in A Lf? my ssz' mg 2222 39:1 55 fi? gg, sg as fi- :sf gk. Ln Z3 vs ma 550 X mf W SSS' wo ms x Q ge M1 Lw Rs! -:ix GQ gm ibm E555 my X 2 W if Q 5, F Q. IW r' rf' -si 'sl t e 1 .au 'gy X E, ' YCW 7K0-time KEN KAUF MAN Entered Fall of 1954 From North Dallas High School Transferred Mid-Term Football 54 Basketball 55 Lettermen's Club 55 Probable College, Texas U. 3 ig? Ea? S326 we Pi, Qivi si Q! .44 . ui fi sf is ffft 56' 41 42 as ff it KE xr m 952 952 nv 15 sl K- 5, sag- ig: .,, -is vs X55 H ii .si 1 I -Q' , N5 Ka ,H :ia H llllull IW S X 'l, , l 1 li THOMAS WILEY MITCHAM Entered Fall of 1953 From Ensley High School, Birmingham, Ala Marksmen Social Co-Editor Lettermen's Club 55 Football Manager 55 Baseball Manager 54 Probable College, Oklahoma A8zM Y ff BEDFORD F. PACE, III Entered Fall of 1953 From Beaumont High School Marksmen Editor-in-Chief Class Officer 54, 55 History Club 53, 54 Student Council 54, 55 Dramatics, Murder in the Cathedral 54 Lettermenls Club 54, 55 Harvard Prize Book 54 Probable College, Rice WM 1 2 in C QU ROSS ALAN REIMER Entered Fall of 1950 From University School, Cleveland, Marksmen Art and Humor Editor Class Officer 50, 51, 52, 53 History Club 51, 52, 53, 54 Band 50, 51, 52, 53 Football 52, 53, 54 Football Captain 54 Soccer 52, 53, 54 Baseball 52, 53, 54 Lettermen's Club 52, 53, 54, 55 Probable College, Virginia or Duke Ohio ? X s 5 l 1 15 , i- ' - 'ZR ' el JOSE M. URICOECHEA A. Entered Fall of 1954 From Gimnasio Moderne, Bogota, Colombia Marksmen Sports Editor Tennis 54 Soccer 55 Baseball 55 Lettermen's Club 55 Soccer Co-Captain 55 Probable College, University of California 25 ,, 5 s L Q 15 52 if Q5 fa 5? if we fi? in :rv E92 fi ff? 25 ,VA an in assi iffi STR iii gm eff mg 232 m Ik gv 1531 M gn? Xfk L, 51,5 if iff is if f'n' 521 ff! if 5563 nr 'asf E521 353 M QQ i 1 iii? iii? vw ,K as iii ,. 55, mf if if? 1,59 igif fix? MZ 5552 U, ,gs X is ii age fag if? 'f gn 9515 -A Another Junior in the hatch. Who said this wasn't a Country Club? Studying Freud again? Don't Bower me! Yes, it's good camera. This is what I call livin! He just thinks he's an intellectual! Papa Loves Mambo. Yea, but HS my lHSt OHS- We're off to Galveston. It's so wee and cute. He's really drawing pictures! The Senior Will Raysh Aldredge, leave my scholastic aptitude to Pat Henry, who, along with his own, might be able to beat Charles Greenhall. J im Aston, leave my yo-yo to anyone brave enough to string along with it. Bob Cutler, leave 4 jerseys, 2 sweat-suits, and 12 towels to St. lVIark's to whom they originally belonged. Felix Goodhue, leave Galveston only when necessary. J im Hooker, leave Neiman-Marcus in Dallas because I canlt afford to take it with me. Tom Mitcham, leave my vast files on sports compiled through the man hours of strenuous work in the athletic office to Mike Guttersen. Y Bedford Pace, leave my copy of James ,Ioyce's Ulysses to John Adams. Ross Reimer, leave my size 44 football pants to any one who needs a new convertible top. Bud Debus, leave after seven fruitless years. Jose Uricoechea, leave my mambo records to Mr. Connolly. ower Classmen l if N f 1 f 1E2i 'I'-f5 'I The junior Class This yearls Junior Class has made itself a definite contribution to the school by taking an active part in the majority of school activities. They began by taking over the school paper at the close of last year and during this year have made it one of the most popular aspects of school life. Besides this the Juniors have been well represented in all major sports: football, basketball, soccer, and baseball. They have also held their own in the academic field with at least three Juniors always appearing on one of the honor rolls. Two members of the class took an active part in the Student Council, and others were represented in the choir, glee club, and band. With this excellent record behind them the school can be sure of a commendable senior class for the coming year. First row, left to right: Scurry, Christian, Adams, Henry, Moore R., Gay, Hedge. Second row: Murray, Rudman, Mr. Caldow, King, Pearcy. The Sophomore Class 0. The Class of '57 is well represented in all school activities. We are fortunate to number among our members the holder of the Upper School's highest academic hon- ors, an array of Honor Roll habitues, a number of bandsmen and a solid corps of athletic award holders. This year's outstanding class activity was the traditional Sophomore Dance. The French Night Club motif . . . beautifully executed by a committee of mothers ably assisted by an eager group of second year men . . . drew high praise from all. If the past academic year is indicative, in any respect, of things to come, We may look forward to a highly successful future. I g , Left to right: Schoeneman, Rife, Yancey, Fleet, Tygrett. Second row: Burrow, Hazelwood, Evans, McLean, Creenhall. Third row: Fields, Swan, Mr. Neville, Denning, Spencer. Fourth row: Gutter- sen, Brown, Crawford, Lane. The Freshman Class The class of 58, as eighth graders, gave evidence of greatness in many fields of endeavor: flj by winning the Annual Field Day, Q21 by scoring a record number of points in Field Day Competition, C31 by organizing its own end-of-the-year ban- quet, and Q4-J by publishing its own class paper. Now, as freshmen, under the able leadership of its class officers, the class of '58 has won the respect not only of the faculty but even of other classes. The freshmen already have won more than their share of varsity letters in the four major sports, they have placed many of their members on honor rolls, they have solidly supported all school activities. The biggest class in school, the ninth grade hopes to be the best. If this school year is any indication, the class of '58 promises indeed to fulfill its charge Hto set records of academic success, school loyalty, and athletic prowess that will last for many, many yearsf' First row, left to right: Jeter, Smith, Carr P., Childers, Foxworth, Williams, Higgins. Second row: Egan, Rogers, Lingo, Johnson, Kilpatrick, Lewis, Ruiz. Third row: Roper, Boren, Pickens, Nash, Phillips, Couchman, Mayfield. Fourth row: Kadane, Burt, Maxson, Taylor, Mr. Connolly, Burden, Thornton, Dungan. Absent: Farley. The Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Smith, Hodges, Sweeney, Jaques, Hill, Scott, Daniel. Second row: Moore, Vick, Thevenet, Worsham, Howell, Burrus. Third row: Mr. Davis. Fourth row: Beckett, Scurry, Paine, Campbell, Leake. The Seventh Grade First row, left to right: Wright, Mossman, Stevens, Gray, Vaughn, Cureton. Second row: Hamilton, Hawley, Cary, Vollmer, Beyers, Schoellkopf, Meeker. Third row: Hollomon, Koch, Dunlap, Mr. Dunbar, Oliver, Rudman, Gibbard. Fourth row: Carr, Andrade, D'Azzo, Coggeshall, York, Scurry The ixth Grade First row, left to right: Higginbotham, Ricciardi, Taylor, Hawn, Swindell, Bywaters, Ardrey. Second row: Covington, Shelton, Wright, Hill, Kelly, Schoellkoph. Third row: Watkins, McDade, Chaney, Mr. Foote, Welsch, J. Pickens. The Fifth Grade First row, left to right: Works, Austin, Humphrey, Hill, McCord, Griffiths, Barry. Second row: Spencer, Waggoner, Mr. Marhurger, Wynne, M. Lewis. The Lower chool First row, left to right: Shaw T., Higgins, Rozell, Corn, Jackson, Atwell, Hastings, Priddy, Hall, Buehler, Galbraith E. Second row: Mrs. Tims, McDonough, Bromberg, Murchison, Rogers, Hawn R., Amis, Clark, McFalls, Moch, Maxson, Hawn J. Third row: Mrs. Pearce, Dickenson, Spencer, Mclendon, Pernell, lglehart, Miller, Woodward, Powell, Mead, Carter, Mrs. Kilpatrick. Fourth row: Donnelly, Gailhraith J., Seale, Shaw C., Reichman, Kemp, Knight, Bailey, Barry, Sailer. Fifth row: Mrs. Koeniger, Marcus, Handel, Dean, Volmer, Scott, Castleman, Mrs. Dunbar. l 7-- H l I W ,.., , . Y at 1, i f A 4 1 Q vm' ' s a 4 X rganizations fax Left to right: Guttersen, Adams, Henry, Mr. Iglehart, Aldredge, Aston, Foxworth, Pace. . . migfia The emor Council - ...:- ii The St. Mark's Student Council is composed of two organizations, Middle School Councils. Each Upper Schooler elects one person from gra 25 9 to 11, two from grade 12, and one at large from the Upper Schoolg Middle Sc Qdtlers elect one person from grades 5 to 7, two from grade 8, and one at large fro he Middle School. These groups meet separately. Meetings are held on the average of once a month to discuss pro erris and im- provements pertaining to the school. Once a year there is a joint m ting with the Hockaday Council. V, 2 3 . 3 S 1. gr awaits rxegwgigfg., is fa S: M Wm tw . niggaz.-At rf? ifV?'i!Q5s?1-W? ,,5fag,fsfvr51Q tw' tw M, .fefww .. :I -5' , waz.5'ff 'z5f'ie'f0iEY:,iins,'??ez t -this:?Ai2s,ff4s12i1rsefflis ' ., Left to right: McCord, Gray, Daniel, Worsham, Mr. lglehart, McBurney, Stevens, Schoellkopf. Middle chool Council the Student Council sponsored a scholarship fund for St. Mark's which was met great enthusiasm by the students. Also a suggestion box was placed in the Commons Room for students to express their ideas on improvements for the school. The of the year was an inter-school day at Hockaday in which the Upper School Council took part in discussions on all phases of Student Council activities. ,1 Q 5 S f A A r fit' f f 8' 'M4:'3Si?rW'xf327Qii't ' 'at,.12 ww., .i Wfvfa me ,A,Mra,,,., , -,,,,...., f f, 3 nga, ffm fit, , ,, Wiwifwifw'ff-'5S'?w5'i -:wi ---'Wt f , wa rl?--.ww-evra ,. A-.. .L we .neg ,W .K it g J , await .. W, fowl S tl f The Editor-in-Chief ,....... Associate Editor .,.vv Easiness Manager Advertising Managers Photography Editor .,,. Sports Editor .,,i, ,, Art Editor ..., Social Editors -, Faculty Advisor Marksmen Staff BEDFORD PACE RAYSH ALDREDGE S- FELIX GOODHUE JIM ASTON BOB CUTLER JIM HOOKER JOSE URICOECHEA ROSS REIMER BUD DEBUS TOM MITCHAM MR. NELSON Left to right: Adams, Henry, Moore R., Christian, Rudman First row, left to right: Goodhue, Cutler, Aldredge, Uricoechea, Reimer. Second row Hedge, Swan, Aston, Mitcham, Adams. Third row: Gay, Pickens, Boren, Childers. Fourth row: Christian, Henry, Foxworth. ..i.- .9 we , in at Lettermenfs Club i ,I 5 it ANW , --.' i 'll :N U nuttin ilifsfaw-f4s afef St' My Sl if1fv'11'f?i9'gfSlzl . The Lettermelfs letterme f rs1ty sport, had 1tS flrst . . . at . meeting rn September. Jim yd president, Raysh Ald - -ww' wi. fr --ee.fwif5t2.,,'- 1 . fedge, buslness managergtisiffi r gler, t to contmue last year's policy and sell colgg , orts expenses. Presents to the coaches, prov1d let . ,f?blulIQi5sEfQ,i .P resented at the annual , QM t5!'.r.nat , 'I.'-'t,2.':.gw,g.ietggi ,. 3.-eng W Q51 f i R- Qt' All-Sports banquet. . 53, t-,.::'a. !g.e 15155, F ,-kgs. A This year's Letter uifiixa fltig l has prov Rfy ery succei p member has been generously rewarded everyday duji b sever , for themselves and their guests, and thev g lm i factlo fgllgkip boyliigy presented to the N ii ' I tai.. ' .-l llfliiiillliiszmfv . -1. fi f ii if 25 Tlti1 -ff? gg . ' 'liwlli' ifViii?tiifiiiL'l3t3'X?iSfitdit?lim ' Weil-i'i 1'ii.2a1f1m1: at'gt1Ay,-1gi'-'lx'tlmiiifiifanilw54we A will Q swimr1t.'11.if-ww-itW.2 . .2 is f MM UPPER SCHOOL First row, left to right: Higginbotham, Ardrey, Welsch, Bywaters, Hawn, Griffiths, Waggoner, Hill A., Kelley, Schoellkopf G. Second row: Schoell- kopf A., Alexander, Scurry C., Carr W., Pickens J., Dunlap, Wynne, Works, Barry, Austin. Third row: Scurry W., Beyers, Sweeny, Campbell, Jaques, Worsham, McBurney, Moore B., Leake. Fourth row: Shelton, Covington, Wright, Vaughn, Gibbard, Meeker, Holloman. .ZW ! ' Eiiwfg 2 ff I W .MW f 2 1 f ff f W Q olls 3 X JW: -M 'ff- 'fwww-.-.f.,W,.,.,.,f.., .mWfw First row, left to right: Pace, Uricoe- chea, Reimer, Mitcham, Goodhue, As- ton. Second row: Kilpatrick, Williams, Aldredge, Hooker, Lewis T., Dungan. Third row: Burrow, Higgins, Thornton, Tygrett, Greenhall, Rogers, Mayfield Fourth row: Foxworth, Pickens, Chris- tian, Brown, Fleet, Guttersen, Henry MIDDLE SCHOOL The Choir The St. Markis Choir, made up of students, faculty, and friends of the school, had a highly successful season this year. Under the competent direction of Mr. Norman Blake, our new choirmaster, activities began with choral evensong held on alternate Sundays. Following this, the choir filled many engagements in churches throughout Texas. During the first half of the year, the choir visited the Northway Christian Church and the Church of the Incarnation. On December 17, they left on a tour of churches in West Texas and New Mexico, singing the Service of Nine Lessons and Carols. As in previous years the Ceremony of the Boar's Head, with its traditional pro- cessions and carol singing was celebrated at the home of Mr. Neil Mallon, one of the trustees of the school. The highlight of the spring term came on March 23, when the choir presented a recital of selections they had sung throughout the year. JJ The Instrumental Music Department The Instrumental Music classes made greater progress than ever before, especially in general interest and numbers. Beginning in the Lower School, instrumental groups included the First Grade Flutaphone Players, who also learned songs to sing and play on several instruments, the Second Grade String Orchestra, the Third and Fourth Grade Orchestra, the Middle School Orchestra, the Concert Band, the Dance Band, and several training classes. There was also an enthusiastic Faculty Beginners, class, some of our dads dusted off the old horns and came out to join the fun. Several recitals, which included a number of Mrs. Epstein's piano pupils, concerts, and other appearances of our musicians gave the cause a boost. The still new Music Building has overflowed with applicants for practice or instruction at all times of the day. GMI Anyone for Crusades? How gone can you get! For me . . . You shou1dn't have. 1,111 IOSY!! Lights . . . Camera . . . N0 Action. My Jealous Eyes- THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT The Dorm Higginbotham Hall A Typical Room The Main Corridor First row, left to right: Mr. Nelson, Uricoechea, Pace, Hooker, Goodhue, Mr. Connolly. Second row: Evans, Ruiz, Rife, Burden, Hedge, Jeter, McLean. Third row: King, Guttersen, Swan, Nash, Christian, Burt, Fields. Absent: Anderson, Farley, Oakes. Upper School Boarders This year the boarding department of the school has had its face lifted. Students and faculty alike were very much impressed by the new Checkerboard tile floor, the newly painted rooms, the new water cooler, and the new Commons Room furniture. The Mothers' Club, moreover, has refurnished our Commons Room with better lighting, a new ping-pong table, and easy chairs. Eagerly anticipated were the planned activities of the boarding students. These activities included football games, Fair Day, skating parties, Middle School dances, and Upper School visits to Pygmalion, Theater '54-'55, and the Mural Room of the Baker Hotel. A most welcome innovation in school life was the later hour for Sunday morning breakfasts. First row, left to right: Chaplain Thomas, Mr. Foote, Dickinson, Mrs. Fulton, Mr. Dunbar. Second row: Swindell, Gray, McDade, Gibbard, Cureton, Sweeney, Oliver, Koch. Absent: Lea. Middle School Boarclers The hoarding department has representatives from New Mexico and Mississippi, as well as Texas . . . and one boy is from Mexico, another from Colombia. There are eighteen Upper Schoolers, nine Middle Schoolers, and two Lower Schoolers. Day students occasionally become transient boarders and generally like the ex- perience of boarding. In addition to the House Mother, Mrs. Fulton, the housemasters include Messrs. 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Behind brilliant blocking, halfback John Adams swept right end for 80 yards and a touchdown. lVloore's conversion attempt was wide. Trailing 26-6 late in the fourth quarter Jim Aston connected on a touchdown throw to end Ken Kaufman. Moorels extra point tr was again wide leaving the score 26-12 when the game ended. St. Mark's scored first and last hut was not able to patch up the holes in the line and Whitesboro scored a 26-12 victory on their home field. ADAMS Back ALDREDGE Guard BOREN Back i ' '!:s!:r9.Ea:E,l.l, ':.. .::: 4E:-s.4':-ev::,.Ex- x::x:: , ..,,.,.4.,.,,s:s.f,9.s.r... Gum Q Ez 2514 2251222 sziitlilr i GOODHUE Tackle HEDGE Guard The St. Mark's Lions, playing their first home game of the sea- son, suffered their third straight defeat at the hands of Sacred Heart High School from Meunster, Texas. In the first half the light, smooth-working Meunster team found big holes in the St. Mark's defense to score three first-half touch- downs. The St. Mark's team made sizable gains on the ground, but each time penalties set them back, stalling their drives. The second half proved to be quite different. St. Mark's had corrected their mistakes and held the Red and White scoreless for the remainder of the game. Thwarted on scoring threats the Lions counted late in the fourth quarter on a fifty yard punt return by fullback J im Aston. Bob Cutler, Felix Goodhue, Raysh Aldredge, Ken Kaufman, and Hugh Moore all shined defensively. CUTLER H : -' iffblgfygitqfil-34 512525554533 tr 44. ighywgwsaf .w.vg?ir21ig gfgpgaaafw Q5 MW.. sig 653 sfighagt 5Q4i.eQg?li.?xgQe3liFg, 61355 rw Q A wtf' 5, C z ,- A - .. ' 'I i-v.,...-gwygq , aigw f' . . .t-,fi n . i t 1 -gy 1' P - ii L , - Ni ia. .sl . . .. . , .' .. El if ? if if ,, ' fl . t xiii J I I'-t :'.'l:G H ?Jxel 'il'g,i . :a -.rw-...: N. .H gpm Z , 7 y gw sg, - pg my 7 3 ,,. - ,. -.-:H 35,?L v.r 73,i il. I 2 ' it ' ai L X fr Zigi f E! it r 5. 55 CHRISTIAN ' 13 J iii ..-. Q ' in 4. 7 iv a. si.,-.i .,.... W K End - H N- .,. ,. , , , , , .-,. ' , -1,1 u'f'i'mfQ1w, e r 'm f , The ill-fated St. Mark's Lions traveled to Houston, Texas for their clash with Lutheran High in their first conference game of the season. Handicapped from the start by the terrible heat and oppressive humidity, the Lions played a spiritless game. After the opening kick-off the Lions found the going rough. Their ground game 'was bottled up by a hard charging Lutheran line. The Lions' passing, however, showed great promise with fullback Jim Aston connecting repeatedly on quick passes to ends Ken Kaufman and Hugh Moore. ln the second half the unpolished St. Mark's defense jelled to hold the powerful Lutheran running attack to two touchdowns. This display of determination greatly heartened the coaches of the badly under-manned St. Mark's eleven. Guard FOXWORTH End MURRAY Tackle PICKENS Back SWAN Tackle Playing on their own field in the drizzling rain, the St. Mark's Lions lost a heartbreaker to the Buckner Home Hornets. The first half was highlighted by goal-line stands made by both teams. Neither team's offense could function effectively in the slippery mud, hence the score at half-time was 0-0. As a result of a blocked kick the Lions found themselves backed up to their own goal early in the third quarter. 'Holding the op- ponents to three yards on three plays, the Lions put up another tremendous goal-line stand, but on the fourth down the Hornets managed to power the ball over the line by a scant three inches. The Lions retaliated beautifully by shaking fullback Jim Aston lose around right end, who behind sharp blocking scampered 65 yards for a touchdown. The middle of the line headed by Pat Henry, Raysh Aldredge, and Felix Goodhue opened a hole to out Aston into the end zone for the extra point and a 7-6 lead. 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St. Mark's closed its 1954 season against its traditional rival, St. John's of Houston. Although the game ended in a defeat, it was much closer than the score indicated and many seem to think that it was the best game played by the Lions all season. Trailing 7-0 early in the game, end Hugh Moore lattareled to tailback Ken Kauf- man who scored only to have the play nullified. From then on the Rebel defense held and the game appeared to be a rout as St. John's jumped to a 14-0 lead. On the first play after the kick-off, Ken Kaufman rambled 70 yards for a score behind beautiful blocking. The score read 14--6 but St. .lohn's scored again to keep its two touchdown lead. Again Kaufman scored on an 85 yard jaunt up the middle un- touched. St. John's piled up its lead and going into the fourth quarter the scoreboard read St. John's 33-St. Mark's 12. With the ball on their own 4 yard line, the Lions scored behind Kaufman's third T.D. St. ,lohn's scored once more before the end of the game. 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K - Q-1,V, s5,,,,:,e:,ny53 ,iw ,,.,,,,4,: I-g,,,,,wff,f1,7,-. i-pg Aww, 1f,,ns., , . 1 ,zmgv wwf. 3jgifQg:kf:l2?5gig3,miQegsifgs53,,,,f,9,15,- ,zz 5 ' - 3,-1,-fgfaiz s,Hwz i- -'sg-g ,, Wazfxwrs:ss lssaswxn,mQ5f, C THE FIRST ELEVE Backs: Boren, Childers, Pickens, Adams. Line: Kaufman, Reimer, Good hue, Aldredge, Henry, Gay, H. Moore. ' COACHES Mr. Marburger and Mr. Neville Mark's Mark's Mark's Markis Mark's Mark,s Markls Mark's Mark's Mark's Varsity Basketball SEASON RECORD Buckner ..,,...,......... ........ Lake Worth ...........,.,...... Italy .,,.........,,.................. Sacred Heart of Muenster Highland Park HBH ........ Buckner ..,..,....,...... ........ Avalon .,e..,. ...,... Milford ,.,,....,........ ....... Frisco .....,........................ Highland Park BM ........ Mark's Mark's Mark's Mark's Mark's Markls Mark's Mark's Mark's Mark's St. Johns of Ennis --- St. John's of Ennis ,-- Lewlsvllle ......,........,,. Lewisville ,.......,....,.... Casady ...................,.. St.. John's of Houston FIISCO ...,....,..,......,,,,,. Lutheran ,.,,..............., Casady .,....,.,..,, -- Friendswood ....... -- INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD FOR THE SEASON A TEAM B TEAM Name GP FG FT F TP Av. Name GP FG FT F Moore ...... ...... 1 1 99 47 31 245 22.3 Boren --,,-----,- ----- 7 25 11 23 Kaufman ..... ......, 1 5 82 49 41 213 14,2 Thornton -------- ------ 5 11 20 21 Rudman ,,,,,. .,.,,, 1 9 68 45 45 132 956 Burden .,...... ...... 7 15 4 17 Adams ..........1... ...,.. 1 8 41 33 40 115 6,4 Williams ,---, ----- 8 10 9 12 Foxworth ,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 0 38 16 39 92 4,6 Denning ..... ..... 6 5 6 6 Thornton ..... ....... 1 9 20 17 28 57 3,0 Pickens --1-- 2 4 0 2 Pickens ........ ....,. 1 1 6 17 24 29 2.6 Kina -------- ------ 4 3 0 0 Boren ........ ...... 1 0 10 3 I3 23 2,3 Carr --.--2------- ----- 6 2 1 9 Scurry ...... ...... 1 4 4 8 11 16 1,1 Egan --------1------ ----- 5 1 0 1 King .,,-.,,., --,-,,- 4 2 3 4 7 1.8 Foxworth ....,.. ,.... 1 0 2 5 Anderson ..,,, ,-.,-'- 5 1 3 13 5 .3 Anderson ......... .,... 5 14 7 14 Williams ...... ...,,, 2 1 1 0 3 1,5 t If ST. MARK'S BASKETBALL 1954--55 The St. Mark's Lions ended the first part of the 1954--55 basketball season with a good record of 6 wins in 8 starts. Included in the Highlights of '54-U were decisive victories over Buckner's Highland Park Bn, and Muenster Sacred Heart. One of the top efforts of the Marksmen ended in an overtime loss to Lake Worth of Ft. Worth in the first game of the Everman Tourney. Leading the Lion scorers was Hugh Moore with a top point production of 37 against Avalon in the Italy Tourney. Forwards Ken Kaufman and John Adams con- tributed 14- points against Buckner's in addition to an outstanding floor game in the second encounter with the Hornets. Freshmen John Foxworth, Bob Thornton, and Jim Boren helped in the point production and improved each game. Richard Scurry, Plack Carr, Les Denning, Richard Burden, Bill Egan, Jimmy Williams, Bob Pickens, Kenneth King, and Dixon Christian showed promise in the Bw contests. Manager Houston Higgins usually had his hands full of basketballs and uniforms in caring for the team. The Lions faced tough competition in the early weeks of 1955 and won over a tough foe January 4 in Frisco, conqueror of Pleasant Grove in the -Cotton Bowl Tourney. The Marksmen showed top form in using their fast break to run up a 30 point margin over St. John's of Ennis, a team that later defeated our squad by 3 points. The varsity squad lost the services of Hugh Moore and Ken Kaufman after mid- term and lost several days of practice due to virus and colds during the month of January. Unable to overcome these obstacles, the inexperienced Lions took their losses in the remaining games of the season. The Lions were defeated by Lutheran, Casady, and Friendswood in the ATP's tourney in Houston to end the season with a record of 7 Wins and 8 losses on the regular schedule and I win against 5 losses in tournament play. 'E ,v DF 2 'Eb LQ '9 X Q , W wx... xxr: ,gf .:f. gf, 5. Y : iv X 5' 214 ,M fx V 3,w1 - 5 1 ... .. , EGAN Guard .X ... I 1151. 'J ,1 A 3 I 'U ml nj 1 .K uv , . - -A, ..- . , , i .I' g, ,.'. 'Nc rl ,ll 4.5: -.ff alll ' 1 xii, ,, vii 1 -.iffj it : 2. ADAMS Guard 5 S 2- K dw: A A :f 5 I .nl K KU r w ' 'WL 5 My W5 I 5 5 q s ' Jig T if I:-.Mfg '-:i fx r if . I f., ms, my 2 if i s 5 2 K r if E ggi E s 5 L 5 . QU? ibm CHRISTIAN Forward worm: RUDMAN Captain Forward 5 gg ,,.., , a ANDERSON Center BOREN Forward WILLIAMS Guard PICKENS Center KING Forward THORNTON Guard SCURRY Forward BURDEN Forward HIGGINS Manager Coach HAL CURRY The St. Mark's basketball' program for 1954-55 was under the direction of Hal Curry, Director of Athletics and Basketball Coach, in his first season at St. Mark's. Dur- ing the 1952-53 season, Mr. Curry coached the Naval Officer Candidate School basket- ball team to an undefeated season of 25 wins over college and service teams in New Eng- land. Included in these victories were wins over the varsity teams of Harvard University and Williams College. First row, left to right: Gay, Childers. Uricoechea, Aldredge, Burrow. Second row: Mr. Foote, - Hooker, Cutler, Hedge, Reimer, McCarty. Third row: Murray, Henry, Swan, Guttersen, Aston, Fields, Manager. Soccer JOSE URICOECHEA BOB CUTLER Co-Captains 21 goals . . . need we say more?? My Gosh, that No. 9 is everywhere!! SCHEDULE St. Mark's Team Opponents 2 Casady School .....,............. ,,,,,, 0 1 Dallas Chiropractors ,,.,,.. ,,,,,. 1 2 Casady School ........,....... ,,,,,, 1 7 So. Oak Cliff ............,. ,,,,,, 0 2 Allen Academy ...,....,...., ,,,,,, 3 2 Bremond High School ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 ' 3 Allen Academy .................. ,,,.,, 1 3 Bremond High School ....... ,,,,,, 0 STATE PLAY-OFFS Northern Division Semi-Finals RAYSH ALDREDGE , Prime Offender. St. Mark's-4 Chiropractors-2 Northern Division Finals St. Mark's-1 National Security Life-3 fOVertimej ROSS REIMER X X X REIMER URICOECHEA GAY X ALDREDGE CHILDERS X X X HEDGE CUTLER HOOKER X X HENRY PEARCY What Power X SWAN PAT HENRY ST. MARK'S-2 CASADY-0 St. Mark's opened its 1955 soccer season against The Casady School on their home field. The game was played A in a steady downpour which proved a handicap to both teams. St. Markie kicked-off and on their first drive re- ceived a corner kick. Tom Gay kicked a beautifully placed ball in front of the goal and Jose Uricoechea headed it into the net. For the remainder of the half St. Mark's skill and aggressiveness dominated the play, but the Lions could never put one into the net. Midway of the second half on a stirring fast break center forward Jose Uricoechea blasted one past the Casady goalie which wrapped up the scoring. This first game was a good in- dication of St. Mari-Us amazing. hustle and spirit. A fullback with more skill than most linemen ST. MARK'S-1 DALLAS CHIROPRACTORS-1 St. Mark's met the Dallas Chiropractors, a city club, at Exall Park. This team proved to be bit stiffer competition and also St. Mark's was somewhat off their game. The game was an evenly played match until ,lose Uricoechea broke loose on his famous fast break to score all alone. In the second half, St. Mark's missed several good chances to wrap up the game. The 4'Chiropractors scored late in the second half on a corner kick followed by a scramble in front of the goal, when the ball seemed to bounce in. The game ended in a tie, a true indication of how the game went. J IM HOOKER Most improved player on the team. Here starts that unbeatable spirit. JIM CHILDERS ST. MARK'S-3 ALLEN ACADEMY-1 St. Mark's got revenge and won their most satisfying victory of the season when they played Allen in the mud and freezing rain. St. Mark's opened the scoring when Jose slipped one past the goalie. Allen retaliated on a nicely placed kick into the corner of our goal. When the second half opened St. Mark's seemed to be a greatly inspired ball club. Soon the out-come of the game be- came apparent. ,lose scored perhaps the most beautiful shof of the season when, with his hack to the goal, he kicked the ball over his head and over the surprised goalie into the goal. St. Mark's elation was indescribable. Later, wing Tom Gay received a pass in the clear and scored for St. Mark's. The crowd went wild! George Swan played an outstanding game in the goal making almost impossible stops. This victory alone made the sea- son a success. Goalie-Baiter ST. MARK'S-3 BREMOND HIGH SCHOOL-0 The Lions repaid Bremond for their win a week ago. This was accomplished by Jose's three goals. Very soon after the game started he received a corner kick from Tom Gay and put the ball into the net. Later in the half the Lions took advantage of a break, as ,lose scored a penalty kick. Midway of the second half he scored the last goal on a pass from left wing, Ross Reimer. The score was by no means an adequate indication of the Lions' complete domination of play. First year half Joel Hedge and Jim Hooker relieved Bob Cutler of his year-long, fine defensive play, as they both played outstandingly. BILL BURROW Say, that little fellow's pretty good. Giving the second string some experience. ST. MARK7S-4 DALLAS CHIROPRACTORS-2 By dint of a very successful season, St. Mark's for the first time in its history of soccer, was allowed to en- ter the State Tournament. ln our first game we met the Dallas Chiropractors. The opponents took an early lead on a series of good passes and a good shot into the goal. This advantage seemed substantially safe until the start of the second half. The rejuvenated line struck like lightning. Jose Uricoechea scored twice on passes from Childers and on a fast break. Ross Reimer, playing an exceptional game, scored once by bulling his way in to the goal and again on a pass from Aldredge. The stunned Chiropractors managed to tally again before the end of the game. ST. MARK'S-I NATIONAL SECURITY LIFE-3 Overtime In a game witnessed by the largest crowd ever to attend a St. Markls game the Lions met bitter defeat in the semi-finals of the State Tournament. Cars ex- tended from one end of the field to the other and spec- tators, who cheered for us throughout the match, lined the side of the field. The players were greatly encour- aged by this and appreciated it beyond words. With a very strong wind in their faces, the Lions held the opponents to one goal in the first half. After intermission, the wind to their advantage, the home team controlled the ball for all but a few seconds of the second half. We missed scoring opportunities time after time. final- ly Uricoechea took a pass from Aldredge and scored from in front of the goal. Here the jubilant St. Markls ROGER CRAWFORD Watch this boy next year. MIKE GUTTERSEN eleven just let down. The Bulldogs scored a goal in each of the two overtime periods. JUSTIN McCARTY A manager, at the expense of a broken leg. I X Always tough in front of the goal. This last one we sure wanted to win. ff f.-2, a 'WSHQEZF -wwf , 15 19? wkwfw 'gigs A ,,L.A12 W X ,fm-sy ' i N'54f1i'1 1 . f img: 1? .mm ,gb 'QE' .ms ui? in 2 W-f , ,A .:. va ,.,. X ni! .W u ctifv ities , 1 ' Q 50 'r ' ' wif? 4 ,If I Freshman Dance Sophomore Dance nga QUT? X K oo o o X , if ,W I .47 W,-QULA l ff sow V , UE LA PA! DMX 6 ' W? Jfidif- 1 I F552 4117 Q, 66 ,QUE ff WUEED233 VIE The Marksmen sI'a'F'F would like 'I'o ex'rencI iis sincere Ihanlcs Io fhe follow- ing people wi'Ihou+ whose con+ribu+ions your Marksmen of I955 could noi' have been possible. HODGES PHOTOGRAPHERS TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. MR. FRED KOGER MR. BOB LYNCH NORMAN PEARCY Complimenis of DAVE RAMSEY Re preseniing L. G. 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MAYFIELD MRS. W. M. LINGO, JR. HIGGINS SHEET METAL WORKS A FRIEND PARKER SERVICE STATION DR. LEON HODGES CANNON BALL CHAIR RENTAL CO. MR. HARRY I. MAXSON Cplff TEX- MEX DRILLING CONTRACTORS I2II Fd Hy Union Building DALLAS TEXAS C It + We, +he Marlcsmen s'I'aff, wish +o acknowl- omp 'men S edge our fhanlcs lo 'lhe following 'Friends .F and pafrons of 'I'he school for subscribing 0 'lo a quarler page of complimenfary ad-- verlisingz I Pl'lELAN'S PAINTS OF DALLAS, OLMSTED - KIRK A ',E',gEND MR. AND MRS. a HENRY H. HAWLEY, JR. I lARRELL'S Pape' eAsToN Ave. PHARMACY VOGUE FLORIST INWOOD GLIDDEN PAINT 8: WALLPAPER g A FRIEND Dallas F+. Worlh Waco LHESINRXSQEOD PHARMACY E CHAMBERLIN BROS. Compliments of A FRIEND START NOW - To build an Esfafe fhe fhriffy, easy way - by following in fhe foofsfeps of successful men. Ask Dad fo look info. fhis Y - E- S IYoufh Esfafe Sfarferl Policy. 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CAMPBELL APPLES TEXACO SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS GF fjge GQSS 53 PAINE DRILLING CO St. Mari-cis Student Directory , UPPER SCHOOL Adams, John Q., III .........,...................... 6247 DeLoache Aldredge, Horatio R., III ,,,,., ..,,,,,.,, 6 209 Richmond Aston, James W. ,..........,..... ...... . . 5000 Royal Lane Boren, James N. .....,........... ............. 3 837 Normandy Brown, Wilson G. ......,..,.........,.,.,.... 5339 Scurrey Circle Burden, Walter ........ 605 North Preston, Ennis, Texas Burrow, William F., Jr. .......... 4656 Meadowood Road Burt, Thomas A. ............ 2023 Downing, Wichita Falls Carr, W. Plack, Jr. ....... . ..................... 6700 Forest Lane Childers, James G., Jr. 6919 Cornelia Lane Christian, Dixon W. ........,...,.., Vicksburg, Mississippi Couchman, Thomas L. ...,,.,,.,......,.,,..,, 5828 Joyce Way Crawford, Roger W. ...... ..........,.,. 5 417 Northbrook Cutler, Robert H. ........ ........ 9 982 Rockbrook Drive Debus, Joris F., Jr. ............. ............... 5 418 Mercedes Denning, Leslie B., III .,.... ,.,..,,-..- 5 606 Stonegate Dungam G. Frederick .................... 5247 Willis Avenue Egan, William H., Jr. ...................... 7028 Meadowlake Evans, Richard C. ..............., 477 East Camp Wisdom Flelds, Bert, Jr. .................... Route 5, Box 659, Dallas Fleet, .I0l1I1 J., Jr. ...... .................. 5 522 Montrose Foxworth, John P. ........ .............,......... 5 506 DeLoache Gay, Thomas W., Jr. ..................... . ...... 5346 Wenonah Coodhue, A. Felix ............ 830 20th Street, Beaumont Greenhall, Charles A. -.,,.,...,..,.,,.,,,,,,, 3519 Dickason Gutterson, Michael ............................ Galveston, Texas Hazlewood, James G. ......,..,......,... 9301 Meadowbrook Hedge, Joel M. .,........,.., 334 South Vine, Tyler, Texas Henry, Patrick, III ..............,...,. 7327 Wentwood Drive Higgins, Houston W. .... 1718 Kirby, Carrolton, Texas Hooker, Jim L. ........ 757 Rivercrest, Abilene, Texas Irvine, Thomas L. .,.,..,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 5816 Walnut Hill Jeter, James R., Jr. .... 601 N. McKinney, Ennis, Texas Johnson, Peter W. .,,.,,..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,.,,,,,, , Kadane, 'Robert A. ........ . Kaufman, Kenneth Kilpatrick, Michael J. ...... - King, Kenneth ....,........,... Lane, Richard J. .... . LEWIS, Terry T. ..,........ . E. ....... . 3016 Milton 5330 Meadors 2710 Welborn 5123 Willis Avenue .....-..5430 Willis Avenue 5934 Park Lane 7118 Williamson Road Lingo, W. Mac, III ,..,..,... ..,.,...........,.. 6 815 Baltimore Mayfield, A. Andrew ............ 9930 Rockhrook Drive Maxson, John D. .........,.,,,., 4434 Northwest Highway McCarty, Justin S., III McLean, John R., III ...... .. Mitcham, Thomas W. ..., . Moore, Hugh G., III ...,., .....,,. Moore, Robert T. ................,.. . Murray, Robert C., III 4824 Shadywood Lane 5526 DeLoache 3525 Delmar 1607 North Buckner 5217 Shadywood Lane 3101 Greenbrier Nash, David B., Jr. .-.,.,,,,,., 747 Samuels, Fort Worth Pace, Bedford F., .... 170 North Caldwood, Beaumont Pearoy, Norman ...............,..,. Route 5, Box 662, Dallas Phillips, Philip R. Pickens, Robert H. 3327 Beverly Drive 10001 Preston Road Reimer, Ross A. ..............,.....,.., 4463 Brookview Drive Rife, Mervin O., III ........ 208 Lindenwood, Fort Worth Rogers, Richard G. ....... . Roper, John P. ............,.....,..., . Rudman, Michael E. ....................... . Ruiz, Roberto ..., Hidalgo 10621 Strait Lane 9525 Alta Mira Drive 5507 Edlen Drive 5, Queretaro, Qro., Mexico Schoeneman, Barton F. ................ 5420 Swiss Avenue Scurry, Richardson G., Jr. 5530 Winston Court Smith, Michael A. .............................. 11031 Pinocchio Spencer, Nelson H. .......................... 5122 Delaoache Swan, George H., III ......,... Box 118, Hutchins, Texas Taylor, Bruce C. ...............,.................... 4321 University Thornton, Robert L., III ,............... 3404 Drexel Drive Tygrett, Howard V., Jr. ,.., ...,.... 3 017 Southwestern Uricoechea, Jose M. ....... . Williams, James L. .... . Calle 70-A, No. 8-35, Bogata, Colombia 4629 March Avenue Yancey, S. Foster, Jr. ........................ 4669 Edmondson MIDDLE . SCHOOL Alexander, John A. .....,,.......,......... 4311 Rheims Place Andrade, Michael S. ...... ................. 1 0132 Holloway Ardrey, James S. ........ - 4816 St. J ohn's Drive Austin, Frank E., III .........,.. 4009 Armstrong Avenue Barry, Richard H. ...,.....,.,..,,,........... ' 3545 Caruth Blvd. Beckett, Thomas G., III ........................ Beyers, ,Arthur L. ......... . 3868 Potomac 10008 Meadowbrook Burrus, Jack P., III ......,,....,........... 6905 Vassar Drive Bywaters, David W., Jr. .,...... 4329 Windsor Parkway Campbell, C. Vance, Jr. ..... ............... 5 300 Delaoaelle Carr, M. Weatherby .......... Cary, Edward H., Ill ........................ Castleman, William P., III Chaney, James L., Jr. ........... - Coggeshall, Howard C., Jr 6700 Forest Lane 5616 Greenbrier Box 755, Royal Lane 6038 Woodland Drive . ....,......,........ 5537 Wateka Covington, Robert W., Jr. ................ 4647 Miron Drive Cureton, Richey L. ........ , ....... 3105 Cumberland, Waco Daniel, John M. ....... . D'Azzo, Jon S. ......... - Dunlap, John N. ......... . Gibbard, Graham S. Gray, William G. ......... ...... - Griffiths, Thomas C. Hamilton, William H. ............... . Hawley, J. Richard ............. Hawn, Harry D. ......................... .......... . Higginhotham, Joe M., IV Box 42, Farmers Branch 8027 Inwood Road 5365 Montrose 6701 Northhaven 1405 Douglas, Midland 4105 Windsor Parkway 4323 Crowley Drive 4300 Beverly Drive 5832 Lupton 6708 Lakeshore Hill, Albert G., Jr. ............................ 6912 Vassar Drlve Hill, Charles H., III ....... Hill, J. Gregory .,......... 5126 Brookview Drive 4942 Crooked Lane Hodges, Leon, Jr, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,.....,.,.. 4 272 Border-1l1X Hollomon, V. Alan, Jr. ....... ............. 3 839 WiIlClS0T Howell, James T. ................ ........----- - Oakwood Lane Humphrey, Layton A., Jr. ............ 4001 Glellwieli Lane Jacques, Reeve J. ........................... - 7014 Meadowlake Kelley, Jason ,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,-.,-,..-,,, 3629 Princeton Avenue Koch, Harry, Jr. ..,......,,. 611 West 4th, Qllallall, Texas Leake, Sam S. ............................. - 3831 Windsor Lane Lewlgg M1Chael -,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, WillIl8.I1'1SOI1 Road McBurney, Charles G., Jr. ........ 4426 Brookview Drive McCord, W. Clay, Jr. ...............,.... 9323 Preston Road McDade, Michael ,....... 802 South Waggoner, Electra, Texas Meeker, Charles R., III .................... 7827 Lovers Lane Moore, William F. ..........,,,,.... 5217 Shadywood Lane Mossman, Stuart L. ......... .. .......,,............. 5519 Belmont Oliver, Donald C. ........ 1500 Country Club, Midland Olmsted, Robert M., Jr. ...,.... 4305 Windsor Parkway Paine, William P. .........,. . Pickens, John T. .,....... . Ricciardi, Robert A. ...... - Rudman, W. Eugene ...... 4911 Shadywood Lane 10001 Preston Road 4242 Loma Alto 5507 Edlen Drive Sclloellkopf, Alan C. ,..................- 6908 Hunters Glen Schoellkopf, George E. ........ 4216 Armstrong Parkway Scott, Clayton S., III .........,,,.,.........,..., 3836 Centenary Scurry, Charles R. ..,...... - 5530 Winston Court Scurry, William C., Jr. ..,............. 5542 Winston Court Shelton, Thomas O., III ...........,,..,,.,.....,,,, 4409 Arcady Smltll, Peter B. .......................... 4425 Highland Drive Spencer, Paul G. ......... . Stevens, David F. .,........, , 6010 Royal Crest 10330 Strait Lane Sweeney, Henry N., Jr. ................ 311 South Harding, Breckenridge SW1HClell, John N. ................ 2218 Hayden, Amarillo Taylor, William N., III ,,.,.,..,..,.,......---- 3516 Lexington Thevenet, Theodore R. ..... . 6463 Velasco Vaughn, Grady H., III ......,.,.,, 5350 South Dentwood Vick, William P., IV ...,.. Vollmer, Robert A. ..., - Waggoner, David T. ....,. . 5338 Drane Drive 4225 Belclaire 5315 Meadors Lane WHLRIHS, Allen R. ...,,, ,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,--,-, 41 556 Bordeaux Welsch, Arthur W. ................ 11553 East Ricks Circle Works, George W., III -- Worsham, Joseph A. I. -. Wright, Thomas A., III 5337 Wenonah 5445 Dentwood Drive 3617 Turtle Creek Wynne, Angus G., III ........ ................ 4 000 Miramar York, Peter D. ............................ 4661 North Versailles LOWER Amis, Thomas L. ......... . Atwell, Ben D., IV ...... Bailey, Bill ............,.....,.,.,, Barry, Michael T. ,........,. - Bromberg, Henri L., III SCHOOL -.-....--.. 6714 Walnut Hill 5718 Watson Circle 8626 Inwood Road 3545 Caruth Blvd. 4842 Brookview Buehler, Martin S., Jr. .,.,. ......,.,,, 4 600 Bluffview Carter, Gary G. .......,,,.,. - 3215 Amherst Castleman, Owens B. ................ Box 755 Royal Lane Clark, Charles K. ........... . Corn, Jay B. ........,,,...,. . 4222 Valley Ridge Road 5222 Wenonah Dean, Clinton W. .....,. ..................... 4 401 Versailles Dickinson, Dan K. ................ Box 1168 Roswell, N. M. Donnally, Chester J., Jr. ........................ 7001 Baltimore Galbraith, Edward B. ............,.,,... . 5820 Lupton Avenue Galbraith, James C., III .......,........ 5820 Lupton Avenue Hall, Arthur S. .,..............,....,,,.,. . Handel, Douglas A. .,..... - Hastings, William E. .... . Hawn, Joe V., Jr. .......... - Hawn, Richard D., Jr. ....................... . Higgins, Philip K. ........... Iglehart. John H. ...... - 4503 Glenwick Lane 4517 Highland Drive 7600 Denton Drive 5832 Lupton Avenue 5031 DeLoache 10636 Goodnight Lane 6007 Norway Road Jackson, Winton A., Jr. ,,,. - Komp, James E., Jr. ..... . Knight, Marvin P., Jr. .. 8114 Santa Clara 5807 Glen Falls Lane 4833 Royal Lane McDonough, David L. ....,........... 4200 St. John's Drive McFalls, Fred M., III ....... .........,..,.... 4 313 Amherst McLendon,. G. Barton ............................ 9300 Douglas Marcus, Cary S. .................... 13525 Arrowhead Drive Maxson, Peter F. ............,... 4434 Northwest Highway Mead, Robert E., Jr. ..,,...,....,....... 10040 Meadowbrook Miller, W. Justin, Jr. ............. . 5823 Lupton Avenue Moch, Leslie William, Jr. ..................... . Murchison, Clint W., III Pernell, James H., Jr. ....... - Powell, Loyd W. ....,... . Priddy, Hervey A. ....,..,. . 4563 Isabella 5331 Wateka 4954 Northwest Highway 4511 Isabella Lane 4424 McFarlin Reichman, J. Bradford ............ 9853 Lemmon Avenue Rogers, William E. ...... -,-.- Rozell, Wallace R., Jr. ..... . Sailer, William A., Jr. ....... - Scott, James H., Jr. ........ . Seale, Joe B. .........,......... - Shaw, C. V. Compton ................ Shaw, Thomas M., Jr. Smith, Spencer, Gordon A. ...... . Peter ................ Vollmer, C. Anthony ......... 10621 Strait Lane 3930 I-Iighgrove 9909 Inwood Road 7003 Shook Avenue 8315 Inwood Road 4515 Highland Drive 4515 Highland Drive 6307 DeLoache 6010 Royal Crest 4225 Belclaire Woodward, Jackson S., Jr. ................ 8704 Jordan Way FACULTY Norman W. Blako ........................ J amiot Burroll-Sahl ...,... John R. Caldow ....... John J. Connolly ...... Hal L. Curry ,,,,,,.... J. B. Davis ...............,. Rene B. deLecain ......... Howard Dunbar ............... Mrs. Howard Dunbar ,,.. Mrs. Zelda Epstein ...... Wm. W. Foote .......... Robert H. Iglehart ...... Mrs. E. Kilpatrick .......,.. Mrs. John F. Koeniger ....,. Francis B. Marburger ,........ Emmett L. Maus ............ Edward E. Mitchell ...,..... Leonard N. Nelson ......... John P. Neville ..........., David C. Norris ..........,. Richard A. G. Ogden ...... Mrs. Adrian Pearce ....... J ohn M. Silknetter .............. 10600 Preston Road 10600 Preston Road 10600 Preston Road 10600 Preston Road 105 Park Dr., Waxahachie 1577 Dent, Garland 10600 Preston Road 10600 Preston Road 10600 Preston Road 4801 Lovers Lane 10600 Preston Road 6007 Norway Road .,,,.,....... 5123 Willis 3439 Cridello 10600 Preston Road 3207 Mockingbird 3206 Clydedale 10600 Preston Road 10600 Preston Road 9402 Biscayne 10600 Preston Road 7422 Marquette 10600 Preston Road Mrs. John M. Silknetter .,..,.........., 10600 Preston Road Rev. D. G. Thomas ........................ 10600 Preston Road Mrs. James E. Tims ................ 212 Martin Hall, SMU STAFF Miss Ruth J. Barrier ..............,... ......... 3 504 Haynie Miss Dorris M. Brewer .......... ...........,... 4 326 Swiss Mrs. James C. Buchanan .,..................,... 3501 Asbury Mrs. Beatrice Fulton ......,.........,... 10600 Preston Road Joe A. Miske ............ 3741 Cortez ag 5, far!! 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