St Marys Hall - La Reata Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1973 volume:

La Reata 1973 jr y Saint Mary’s Hall San Antonio, Texas r I 4 Judy Wipke Editor-in- Chief Foreword In the past year, we of Saint Mary’s Hall have seen both revision and innovation in our lives here. New channels of interaction have resulted in mutual understanding and trust among students, faculty and administration. By daily effort in a common spirit, each individual who has earned new freedoms has also earned greater responsibilities. As we pursue simultaneously our own interests and the common good of our school world, we believe that we have acquired a deep and lasting appreciation of renewed unity, the theme of the 1973 La Reata. 5 1973 La Reata Staff Editor-in-Chief.......................................Judy W ipke Co-editor..........................................Alicia Spencer Staff members: Patty Dave, Stephne Willkens, Betsy Nixon, Corinne Mani, Lynn Arneson, Jenny McHugh, Debbie Brennan, India Chumney, Marietta Wynne Photographer: Janie Smith. Katherine Foree, Lynn Arneson, Birdie Kennedy, Marietta Wynne Sponsor.........................................Mr- Robert Cullins Table of Contents Introduction ............................................. |-ll Faculty and Administration............................... 12-33 Class of 1973 .......................................... 34-103 Underclassmen...........................................104-131 Lower School and Montessori.............................132-149 Dorms...................................................150-165 Sports..................................................166-189 Organizations..........................................190-211 Calendar of Events......................................212-225 Advertising ............................................... 230 Directory....................................................... Dedication We, the class of 1973, wish to acknowledge the concern and friendship extended to us by a very special friend. Of- ten we have come to her, individually or in groups, and she has always received us with warmth and consideration. She has taught us both the treasures of books and the values of life . Therefore, with our love and appreciation we dedicate the 1973 La Reata to Mrs. Barbara Fuller. 10 Farewell to Seniors: I hope that Saint Mary’s Hall hasn’t prepared you just for college. Almost any secondary school can do that. It isn’t all that difficult to give you the knowledge and skills to get you into college. 1 feel certain we did a good job in that respect, but I hope we have helped you to achieve more than this. I hope we have helped you to realize the value of yourself and of all human beings; to develop the courage to stand by your convictions; to find and appreciate the beauty that is in the world around you; to live by,rather than merely define, words like truth, honesty, justice, and compassion. It seems like such a short while ago that I was teaching some of you eighth-grade history, and now you are graduat- ing. The time goes by so quickly. We just really get to know you and it’s time for college. Even though we will keep up with each other, it’s never quite the same-but that’s the way it has to be. I know I feel, as your teachers do, that you have made our lives richer by sharing with us your successes and your failures, your smiles and your tears. I hope you enjoyed our friendship as much as we enjoyed yours. It is something I WILL CHERISH FOREVER. 11 Sherwood W. Inkley Acting Headmaster Mr. Ed R. L. Wroe, Jr., President 14 Board of Trustees Chairman The Rt. Rev. Harold C. Gosnell, D.D. President Mr. Ed R. L. Wroe. Jr. Vice-President Mrs. Alice K. Reynolds Mrs. Richard 0. Arneson Mr. Williain A. Beinhorn Mrs. Louis P. Bishop Mrs. William 0. Bowers III Mr. G. Cameron Duncan Mr. Herbert D. Kelleher Mrs. Richard Kleberg Secretary Mr. Jonathan C. Calvert Treasurer Mr. Walter G. Davis Assistant Treasurer Mr. William T. Chumney, Jr. Brig. Gen. Robert F. McDermott Mrs. Meredith Mallory, Jr. Mr. Vaughan B. Meyer Mr. W. B. Osborn. Jr. Mr. William A. Parker Mrs. Richard W. Roberts In the past year we at Saint Mary’s Hall have seen great changes. Much has been said about the efforts made by students and faculty, but what is not generally recognized is that each of those changes represents hours of deliberation by the Board of Trustees. They are responsible for the future of Saint Mary’s Hall and cannot make their decisions lightly. We, the students, wish to thank the members of the Board for the time and effort they have spent in helping Saint Mary’s Hall, a large and important part of our lives. School Office Mrs. Pauline B. Dawson. Assistant to the Headmaster, Latin: B.A. Vassar College, M.A. University Interamericana, M.Ed. Our Lady of the Lake College Mrs Ruth B. Helms. Acting Head of Upper School and Dean of Students, Chemistry;, B.A. University of Texas, Graduate work at Incarnate Word College 16 Miss Claire Gillespie Head of School Office Mrs. Anne Flood Business Office Mrs. Keith Tidwell Receptionist MR. HUME CROWE Government, American History; B.A. University of New Mexico; M.A. University of Wisconsin MRS. HUME CROWE English; B.A. Creighton University, M.A. Creighton University MRS. THOMAS FULLER English; B.A. University of Texas, Columbia University, St. Mary’s University MR. FOARD TOWNSEND History; B.A. Trinity University, M.A. St. Mary’s Univcristy 18 Humanities MRS. ROBERT MELLA HD English, Creative Perception; B.A. Mount Holyoke College, St. Andrew’s University, Scotland, Harvard Uni- versity, Boston University, Trinity University DK. WALTER J. BUEHLER American History; B.S. University of Dayton, M.A. University of Fribourg, Switzerland, Ph.D. Catholic University of America MISS APRIL COX English; A .A. San Antonio College, BJS. Our Lady of the Lake College, M.A. Our Lady of the Lake College, Further Study, University of London MRS. MARGARET HOUSTON SAUNDERS Reading, Individual Study Skills; B.A., S.M.U., M.Ed. Trinity U. MRS. R. B. PRATT Librarian; B.A. Baylor University, M.Ed. Our Lady of the Lake College 20 Math and Science COL. S.K. JOHNSON Physics, Math; B.S. UjS. Military Academy, grad- uate work at George Washington University, St. Mary’s University DR. SHARIFUL H. HASHM1 Physical Science, Biology; B„S. Osmania University. India, M.S. University of Karachi, Ph.I). Texas A M University REV. PAUL HEBBERGER Math, Bible; B.S. Central Missouri State, M.A. Washington University, Master in Divinity Virginia Theological Semi- nary DR. F. A. STILES Math; B.A.. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. University of Texas Languages MISS BARBARA ANN PHELPS Spanish; B.F.A. University of Texas MRS. LYNNE M. REILLY Spanish; B.A. Sweetbriar, Junior year abroad in Spain, Smith College, M.A. Bryn Mawr MRS. B. N. ROONEY French; B.A. State University of New York, M.A. Brown University MR. AUGUSTO de GALVEZ-CANERO Spanish; B.A. and M.A., Univer- sity of Madrid. M.A. University of the Sorbonne, Ph.I). in pro- gress, University of Texas; translator of Spanish version of INTRODUCCION al PEN- SAMIENTO P1CARESC0. MISS MICHELLE ROWE Spanish; B.A. Agnes Scott College 22 Music, Art and Drama MRS. JIM DAWSON Piano, Theory; Bachelor of Music in Piano, Voice, Theory, Our Lady of the Lake College LT. COL. CHARLES S. SOUTH Speech, Drama; B.A. Baylor University, San Antonio College, Incarnate Word College MRS. J. R. SWAIN Music; B.M. Westminster Choir College, Florida State University MRS. R.M. ROWE, JR. Art, Art History; B.A. University of Texas Physical Education MR. NORMAN THOMAS Assistant Coach; B.A. in progress. Political Science, Trinity University MR. THOMAS C. CLEMENS Director of Varsity Athletics; Coach of Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball; B.S. Trinity University MRS. ELEANOR SARRATT, Director Montessori School B.S. Winthrop College: Graduate work at Columbia University Lower School MRS. BASIL KARCHER Certificate of International Montessori Asso- ciation; University of Texas MRS. J. T. EVERETT B.S. in Education, Kansas State College; San Antonio College MRS. J. B. HORNER B. A., Trinity University; graduate work at Incarnate Word College, University of Texas MRS. CHARLES COTRELL B. A. in Languages, University of Texas MRS. FRANCES MAHANAY B.S., T.W.U.; M.S. in progress. Incarnate Word College MISS JANE TERRAZAS B.A., University of Texas MRS. VIVIENNE MURRAY B.S., Westchester State College; Graduate work, Penn State College MISS MOLLY McDOUGAL B.S., Vanderbilt University MISS BARBARA WEEDY Angelo State Univer- sity; Montessori Certificate at St. Nicholas, London MRS. DUNCAN McKinney B.F.A., University of Texas; M.F.A., University of Texas 26 MISS CHRIS CROUCH University of Denver; Montessori Certificate, St. Nicholas, London MRS. JUDY brenan Head of Lower School; B.S. Univer- sity of Texas; M.S. University of Texas MRS. BETTIE LEW JONES B.A. University of Texas; M.Ed. Smith College; Sigma Delta Pi MRS. FLORENCE DIELMANN B.A., Our Lady of the Lake College; Graduate work. University of Texas MR. DELBERT ROWLAND B.S., Trinity University; M.A., Trinity University; Montessori Certificate at Bergamo, Italy MRS. E.M. SYKES Montessori Certificate at St. Nicholas, London MR. TOM REGADAS Boy’s P.E. Coach MISS JENNIFER BUNTIN B.S., Stephens College; St. Mary's University MRS. JULIA P. BUEHLER B.S., University of Texas; Stanislaus State College; Southwest Texas State MRS. GARY CHAMPION B.S., Trinity University MRS. NANCY A. BUNCE B.A., Central Washington State College MS. PATRICIA ANN MILLER B.A., Randolph-Macon; M.A., Trinity University Residence Miss Jane Terrazas, Senior Dorm Counselor Lt. and Mrs. Terry Colgan, Freshman Dorm Counselors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poling, Sophomore Dorm Counselors Mr. and Mrs. David Couch, Coordinators of Dorm Counselors 29 Mrs. Martha Green, Chaperone Mrs. Bea Cook, Chaperone 30 Mrs. Edna Runge, Chaperone Mrs. Florence Crawford, Nurse The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. J. R. R. Tolkien in memoriam: Mrs. Isabelle C. Redfield x v. . HIM i Margaret Ellen Meyer Meridian, Mississippi President of the Senior Class; Vice-President of the Junior Class; National Merit Semi-finalist; TMI Cheerleader XII; Elliott Cheerleader XI; Varsity Hockey XI; Varsity Swimming, Basketball, Softball X; Spanish Club; French Club; Animation Club; Baron Bunch. There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want; and. after that% to enjoy it. Margaret” Three whole years of my life! ... and NEXT year? ... 77 ... The Big M, Miss- issippi ... Ya'll, I don't have an accent . .. overnights ... Wendy Ward ... Confir- mation 71 ... Philip Mandel ... Randy River ... P. J. movie ... Rah! Rah! Rah! TMI! ... 11 uniforms? ... Parties .. . Why me? ... Andover . . . TMQ ... Mike Canada ... Learn something new ever day ... Joe Cool ... Friday morning pep rallies ... I)ing-a-Ling . . . Abbrev . . . Ms. Mark Spitz ... TRUE ROMANCE ... THE Christmas Dance! ... It's twelve and time to start studying . . . shhhh . . . Late to bed and later to school . .. Number 1 neato ... I’m gonna lose 5 pounds by Friday! ... Hot date tonight . . . What happened to the weekend? . . . Never have enough time . . . Tomorrow's another day—thank God!! ... 8 dorm pa- rents? ... Graduation parties . .. May 26 ... FRIENDS. Preppie ... Clairie Kleenex ... always humming . .. hyperactive . . . esta en la luna ___queen of the 30's . .. Eine Klaine ... funny bird ... Is everyone here Presby- terian? .. . you dummy . . . Andover . .. how stupid ... Spring Dance '72 ... Claire Ellen? ... K—not C ... Steve ... the rocking horse rider ... organized, always running and often frantic but gets things done ... Poor Claire . .. perfectionist. Claire” Claire Ellen Kline San Antonio,Texas Vice-President of the Senior Class; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Student Council; Baron Cheerleader XII; Latin Club IX, X; Spanish Club X, XI, XII; Math Club Secretary XI; Le Herman Club XI, XII; Schola Cantorum X, XI; Varsity Hockey XI; Animation Club XII; Headmaster’s Advisory Council XII. I wo roads diverged in a wood, and — took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Amanda” S.S.O.S.M.H. . . . red hot, passionate lips .. . Amanda Jean SUPER QUEEN ... Gen. Patton ... Beautiful years-11-19-71 ... Jack-in-the-Box ... Parties at U.T.TMI parties . .. Planter’s punch and Dacquiries .. . can problems in Spring . . . the loudest voice .. . “String Bean” .. . the coast and the Yancy’s ... Long talks on the beach with friends and Jellyfish!! ... Skiing in California in '72 ... MOTTO: Eat as much as you can stuff and never exercise ... Donut Queen.. . You TWERP!!... always crutching and cussing—THAT’S RIDICULOUS!! ... It’ll be a MACKERAL if I pass! .. . the WORST LUCK in town ... loves to get flowers ... cold as a bear . .. FUNDI .. . wiggles when she walks!! .. . says what she thinks-Liberated ... U.T. FOREVER ...LOVE TO ALL 1Y PALS!!! Amanda Jean Dareos San Antonio, Texas Senior Class Secretary; Freshman Class Secretary ; Cookie Chairman XI; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Spanish Club IX, X, XI; French Club XI, XII; Animation Club XI, XII; Math Club XI; Service Project IX. As the waters freeze up with the summer's end, oh it's funny how young lovers start as friends . .. 'Ann” Trips around the block . .. Annie Green Springs... 12 year Vet ... Ann, can you Mouse ... Soooo Little ... Nik, Nik .. . Joe Austin ... Is she mad at me?? ... Lucille, Mr. Inkley HATES me!! ... I give up!!! ... THE picture of grace ... Trino ... Pm going to cut my hair;;;Pot- belly .. . Pillsbury doughboy ... It was almost a year . .. Why me??? . .. I’m gonna CRY ... WHY am I so stupid? .. . You’re soooo mean to me .. . Should I ask him? . . . Things can’t get much worse .. . talking problems ... Steve Who?? — Oh, Ann ... funny hippopotamus ... Ann Jetton Arneson San Antonio, Texas Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council; Judicial Council XII; Spanish Club X, XI, XII; Math Club X, XI, XII; Drama Club IX, X, XI, XII; Latin Club IX, X; Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer. Every little boy and girl is life's new try at making everything come out better. Mary” I.L.Y.M.T.A.T.E.I.A.... You MUST date boys from TMI? .. . Womped . . . Edie, I think Pm in love to stay ... You silly rabbit!! . . . World's biggest procrastinator .. . Port A, the rain and I ... the BIG BURN!! . . . Pitman’s Ranch ... Burner ... Debbie. I like to go shopping with you ’cause we’re both in the same shape! ... I haven’t eaten anything and I’m gaining weight!! ... I think I have this thing with track, in love with music ... he has a LETTER not a name . .. MONA, ALICE OLIVER . .. Viv, I can’t stop sparkling ... do you think I ever will? .. . Libbie ... | CAN’T SAY GOOD-BYE!!!!! Mary Glenn Ballenger San Benito, Texas Baron Cheerleader IX, XI; Elliott Cheerleader IX, XI; TMI Cheerleader XII; Animation Club IX, XI, XII; Vice-President Animation Club XII; Chapel Committee XII; Cookie Chairman XI; Schola Cantorum XI; Service Project IX. Young man—young man-your arm too short to box with Cod. 42 Sarah Favrot Bean Houston, Texas Elliott Junior Representative XI; President of the Baron Bunch XII; Varsity Hockey X, XI, XII; Varsity Basketball XII; Varsity Softball X, XI, XII; Riding Club X. believe in the sun even when it's not shining; I believe in love even when I'm not feeling it; I believe in Cod even when He is silent. Sarah” 71 ... Sleep? What is sleep??? ... One day when I was riding in the Subway ... Pool fights... But Coach, I couldn't have scratched you. I don't have any fingernails ... Coach Thomas, my mother said she may sue you for my leg . .. Barb, you and Emily are trite and immature . . .,Shhh! Felix is asleep! ... I am frustrated . . .,0h no, not again! ... I am getting a stereo for Christmas!! ... Comics?! ... Peace, Love, Bobby Sherman. David Cassidy, beads, bell bottoms and all that other neat stuff!!!! ... The Bean . .. Baskin and Robbins ... Alphonus . . . Vegintanarius . . . Shakespeare!!! Car en” It’s your turn to make the de- cision ... all my critters ... La Fondles... It don’t make no never mind to me ... A.B.T. Cruiser . . . Guess what happen- ed?! .. . color test for Catherine, Carolyn and Nan ... ticklish ... headaches . . . C A R -IN ... No Taker Acres . . . T.S. Shivering eyes ... I better not get “hypatitis” . . . there AIN'T nothing to do . .. Fmpiricism OREOS and TAB... horse shows .. . silence .. . Espanol ... let’s see . . . jokes . .. Human interest and natural beauty pictures .. . Fou Young juice . .. Chinese food ... Caren Boyle San Antonio, Texas Spanish Club IX, X, XI, XII; Vice-President Spanish Club XI; Riding Club IX, X, XI, XII. People make their own rules when they know they're right .. . 44 Debbie” S.S.O.S.M.H. .. . Southern belle ... Yes, I know I talk funny ... Debbie, You're so dumb ... scatter brain ... Ace ... Manda, I don't know how to bow ... Spring Parties swimmin' in the streets . .. Please get off the phones ... I hate him ... Island Retreat .. . red polish .. . Mary, my bathing suit's falling off ... Oh, really? .. . Crystal ... I'm so bored ... How many did you date? ... you queer ... HOMEWORK? ... senior parties ... Ya’ll, why doesn't he call? ... I just love ... silly . .. football games . . . hockey trips ... HOUSTON AGAIN?? . . . “rasberry daiquiris... cookies ... I can't stop laughing ... I want to go ... Have you seen my . .. dreams of making up her mind ... If I can only get accepted ... I don't want it to end!!!! Debra Kay Brennan Crystal City, Texas Varsity Cheerleader XII; La Reata Staff XII; French Club; Animation Club; Service Project XI. When you really love something, it loves you back, in the only way it has to love. Alice Kleberg Clement Kingsville, Texas Vice-President Form VIII; President Form IX; Chairman of Council of Proctors XII; Art Club XI, XII; Spanish Club X, XI, XII; Vice-President Spanish Club XII; Baron Bunch XII; Varsity Tennis XI, XII. Woman is always a fickle, unstable thing. Alice” Weekends to Kingsville and Austin... NAWOR ... the beach ... Keep on Truck- in’... Gil ... Butterfingers ... Am I too Fat? ... crummy hair ribbons .. . Papagallo Queen . .. frizzy .. . tennis with Dennis ... Reeechard ... ZEP_____Fickle Pickle No. 2... Jim_____Siniestra ... J. J. Cale ... Layla .. .First time ever I saw your face ... Alice B. Tokeless . .,.,the sonic .. ,Patti (enough said) . . . A ramis ... wooden sculptress ... forever .. . that’s ridiculous ... FLIRT ... Adios, au revoire, good-bye all. % % tl • m 0 - .r Lelo” John, John, John, John... May 2, 1972 ... Danny's song ... secret order of the Johns; WACO ... have a nice weekend, Lucy . . . Love ya. Mom and Dad . .,. HOUSTON . . . HAWAII . . ., Chevelle’s ... Heavefoot ... frizzy .. .June 24, 1972 ... Senior Lounge ... Johnny Angel... one of the J,K L musketeers_____ “Saturday in the Park” ... can John come, too??... 4 Lelo Beth Cude San Antonio, Texas I Drama Club IX, X, XI, XII; French Club IX, X, XI; Hallmark Staff I XII: La Reata Staff XI: Latin Club VIII. I thank my God upon all the remembrance of you. Patricia Ann Daye San Antonio, Texas Spanish Club X, XI, IX; Baron Bunch XII; Animation Club XII; Varsity Cheerleader XII; La Keata Staff XII; Varsity Volleyball X, XL XII. Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Patty” Miss W if fie ... E-A-T-Y, Edward . .. Pierce, TMI, and his “loud” yellow car...Gina Poo .. . Debbie, what's wrong with us—we just can’t hit the ball ... 1 hate doing this ... Trinity or Tech? ... Doctorcito Styles ... I don’t know what to do; I’m SO confused ... I’m going out with Pierce ... I can’t__I can’t get anything done ... I always come when you’re having a dorm meeting .. . hurry, Ed, I have to go home ... Deud ... we’re going to HOUSTON, AGAIN??? ... Patita, Go to seepy! Davy WOW—back off Devil . .. Acuna, Mexico, fun capital of the world . . . Pearl, Schlitz, Coors . .. Marlboro Lights . . . Jingles . . . Coach ...JWB...PB1 ... BSI ... TTA CMB ... JMS ... Ruidoso ... OKLA- BYEGOD-HOMA I'm going home!!! ... If I graduate ...WRY ... Del Rio ... Kicker ... El Mirador . .. spare me ... Pat ... Mike ... Galveston La (Juinta .. . Three Musketeers .. . Whit is. I’m going on a diet ... Lea, turn on the stereo .,. let’s go to the senior lounge ___ H. B„ Whitis, I'm flunking-what am I going to do??? . .,. YOU should he so lucky .,. Okie from Muskogee!!! .. . Where’s Austin Hwy??? . .. Cathy, Mary, what am I going to do?? ... cakes at Sherry's house-hay que feo!!! Davy Dillard Ardmore, Oklahoma Spanish Club XII; Readence Council XI; Drug Control Committee XI, XII; Art Club X; La Reata Staff XII. Every dark night has a bright ending. Missy Baby Powder . . . Play toys . . . “Lusty” ... Saturday biscuit orgies followed by pounding on the tennis courts . .. Bestest Pals ... H. B. Days! ... I'm going BA- NANAS!!! ... an everlasting case of fanny fatigue ... handstands ... G. T's and frozen banana daiquiris. . . MEXICO!! Where ARE those other three?!?! ... last minute skits ... Ice cream . . . Colorado and hot buttered rum .. . Snow . .. Montigo and Penelope . .. don't die .. .JOY!!!! Carolyn Mac Curdy Dorn Corpus Christi, Texas Head of Residence XII; Judicial Council XII; Spanish Club XI, XII; Varsity Tennis XI; Photography Club XII; Residence Council XI, XII. 7 wandered lonely as a cloud, that floats on high o'er ixiles and hills When all at once I saw a crowd, A host of golden daffodils. ■ % Ann ... Eidelwiess ... I’m going to bed at eleven tonight!! ___Dr. Pepper ... Austin__________ Horses ... Annie Fanny ... posters of Wolfgang Fabacher (autographed no less!) ... Mr. Sinclair’s secretary?? ... Smoked oysters ... Spring dance '72 and the “great storm” ________ Vietnamese sign ... How queer!! ... Who’s a minister’s daughter? .. . Mr. Moehlcr ... C’est ma vie!! Ann Ragland Dunham Beeville, Texas Hiding Club XI, XII; Vice-President Riding Club XII; French Club XII; Animation Club XII; Chairman of Food Committee XII. Can you imagine us years from today ? Sharing a park bench quietly. Old Friends Beaumont, Texas President Student Council XII; Judicial Council XII; National Merit Semi-Finalist XII; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; National Merit Corp. Who’s Who of American High School Students; “Most Outstanding Citizen Girls’ State XI; Drama Club XI, XII; Le Cercie Francais XI, XI!;Mu Alpha Theta XI, XII;Schola Contorum XI; Walrus Staff XII; Hallmark Staff XI. Lisa Raunche ... As I was fixin’ to say before I was so rudely interrupted ... Miss Mc- Govemment ... I AM standing up . . . the secret revolution . .. Kadcliffe .. . Why don't we do it this way ... Sabina ... we have to have a meeting . .. intercom enter- tainment . . . Why hasn’t he written ... Which HE ... La muchacha para cl otro ... Now, just what is a limit ... A.P. ... secretly reads the psychology of the high school student . .. Susan . . . when WAS it due .. . But, Mr. Inkley, it's NOT logical ... rifled room ... Frued ... I wanna go home ... the superior inferior .. . Aidez-moi ... II est sinestre .. . she hates me ... Let’s cancel chapel ... it’s crying time, again!! ... our fearless leader ... calm down ... WHO didn’t fail ... La belle France ... psychoanalyst . .. Guess what? ... May I please have your attention ... Lisa Dee Duperier E die Eddie!! .. . Seriously now, . . . artichokes Caparille s pizza topped off with Baskin Robbins chocolate mbit ice cream . .. WHALE . .. all-night term papers .. . end- less laughing fits ... E-A-T-Y ... I think 111 go on that diet with you, Margaret .. . TMIers ... Mary, it makes me so happy to see you in love .. . never goes to bed ... I'll get it done ... I’ve got SO MUCH home- work!!! ... Ed DurHAM . .. chocolate chip cookie dough . .. it's a PUG!! — Holiday Inn 72 ... tennis and hockey . . . Betsy, you're my laughing buddy ... I need some sleep ... H. B. Chickadee ... my Junior love affair ... my roommate—Ms. Mark Spitz ... Moony—The chicken coop kid and Eddie no darts .. . it's 1 l:30-time to start the homework_____the greatest Procrasti- nator of all . .. Patty and Pierce-the up and down love affair Edith Sugden Durham Corpus Christi, Texas Sports Council XII; Spanish Club X, XI, XII; Riding Club X, XI, XII; Animation Club XI, X; Baron Bunch XI, XII; Varsity Hockey XI, XII; Varsity Softball XII; Varsity Tennis X, XI, XII. Happiness lies in the cotisciousness we have of it. Katherine Ann Foree Dallas, Texas Hallmark Staff; La Rcata Staff; Photography Club; Spanish Club; Walrus Staff; Residence Council. Two roads diverged in a yellow woods . . . and I—I took the one less train� led. Katherine No Takers Acres ... reads a lot ... J.R.R. Tolkien ... my plant's sick ... home to see my babies . . . mountains ... Ayeee ... The Cannabis Tribe . . . “Flying Eagle”... the cliffs ... picnics ... the power plant ... this room is invested with “roaches” ... ABT ... early morning bicycle rides___Tater time ... don’t be scared. Nan- . . .Juanita... you’re treading on thin ice in April . . . clarify that statement . . . excedrin headache? ... Butterflies and bubbles ... ba- nanas ... who stole all my mail ... I’m bored. Wendy” LIBBUTH!! ... Whut!! ... BLM ... Hey, stoopid ... senior lounge—here wc come!!! ... me and my big mouth ... BLAM! BLAM! ... CED .. . Help! I need some- body ... Pass the coke can, will ya? . .. puzzle-mania . . . Duh-h-h . . . trips downtown and back ... BOO!!_my “best friend . .. iNow you’re going to have to pick me off the ceiling ... Winderful ..., don't you laugh when a hearse goes by ... ask me if I care ... those last minute term papers just kill me_Be-ootiful Sunday ... sorry ’bout that ... Dorothy Wendel Graves San Antonio, Texas Spanish Club XI; Varsity Volleyball X, XI; Service Project X. Jane N. Hariin San Antonio, Texas French Club IX, X, XI; Drama Club XII; Latin Club VIII; Hallmark Staff XII; Animation Club IX T i letter to have loved and lost than nether to have loved at all. Canyon Lake ... Startzville, U.S.A. ... Wagon Wheel Inn . . . Hang on Sloopy!! ... SA” ... July 4, 1971 ... I don't know how to love him ... 1 wanna play pool ... Schlitz-UMMM ...I'm hungry ... Jean- Claude; Switzerland .. . Henry T.—blue white Chevclle .. . Catten, where are you?? . . . Howdy! . . . Hey, Man! ...Austin? NCO Club ... 'Member T.F. and FJ.-all those fun times . . . bo-bo and Da-Da the “sweetest things” ... Piedras Negras . . the dented Cadillac . . . Marlboro's ... the Cliffs ... Tommy Maher—the longhaired hippy freak... the “Flunkie ”!!... the many trips to senior lounge .. .Jims ... HELP!! ... the loyal order of the Pig (pride, integrity, and guts)... Buga-Buga ... Byecycle . . . and one of the J,K,L musketeers ... Dflbert Dufus! . . . Schlitz ... Catte� ... Piedras Negras ... I'm getting fat!! ... many shades of Kitten's hair ... Black cl Dogo ... Krueger ... Kitty Poo, where are you?? ... Don't be ugly! ... M.M____Can’t wait until April 15!!! ... Unforgettable : Sackboy the gerbel, LiP Her-man, the Wharf Bat. the Pig, and the West Texas Cowboy!! ... Bird Legs ... Senior Lounge .. . Hey, Mer? ... the cowboy .. . Hippie . . . Baby Driver . .. Gursh ... the favorite Jew ... one of the J,KJ. musketeers ... Bye-cycle ... WF [' i '■ Vv Kitten Mignon Hull San Antonio, Texas Animation Club X; Drama Club IX, X, XI, XII: Latin Club IX; Spanish Club X, XI I)el dicho al hecho hay gran trecho. Kitten “Nan Ut i la . . . Banana Country . . . later time (with “paranoia plus ) . . . Quit it, Catherine, it scares me! ... Deb ... H. B. ... Well, you see, it’s me and Lisa ... I’m moving out!! ... No taker’s Acres . .. Cotta Get Out of Here ... Don’t you DARK let me eat that . .. week-end parties .. . Hawai- ian I. I). . . . ART . . . Sad Lisa, Katrina, Tish tlie Fish, Juanita, Carin, Carolina, Laura ... He called me AGAIN! memories of T. C.... Who’s got my mask!? ... Someone ripped off my chicken—while it was cooking!! ... Would you please sign your name here . . . These aren’t ANYTHING alike! ... cliff dwelling ... Sexy legs?!?!__GRADUA- TION!! Nan Hutchinson Vitila Bay Islands, Honduras Drama Club XI, XII; Math Club XI, XII; Spanish Club; Photography Club “Explain yourself!”said the Caterpillar. “1 can't explain myself I'm afraid. Sir 'said Alice, “because I'm not myself you see!” 58 Roberta BaskerviUe Kennedy Crockett, Texas Caper Lieutenant XII; Sports Council XII; Editor of the Walrus XII; Varsity Hockey XI, XII; Varsity Basketball XI, XII The liird of Time has hut a little way to fly—and Ia ! the liird it on the IFing. Last of the East House ... Veterans . .. Coo coo bird ... President of the Eall-down Club ... the last Ophelia looking for her Hamlet ... PDC . .. Crocket!! ... “hook cm Homs ... Texas stomped 'em again! ... Schlitz ... East Texas Draaawwl!! ... 200 Motels .. .. natural? ... Kringe! ... Crockett, Tex as-Paradise in the Pines .. . did you wake up on the wrong side of the nest? ... hibernator in the darkroom?! .. . Inertes ... Kennedy-Nixon '72 .. . let's be frank, girls ... bullwhips her roommates ... has this thing about cameras, cars and boys ... hockey jock ... but l)r. Stiles, I DON’T understand ... Wurst Fest 71 ... June 4-October 14 ... MIKE! ... I guess she wanted a bird bath ... Max JT ... graceful falls in basketball ... MESSY closet __scum off the bottom of a rusty barrel Melissa Ann Kinnie San Antonio, Texas Melissa” Let’s go eat! . . . a senior favorite?? ... never brushes her hair ... DAIRY QUEEN ...Community Auto- mobile ... Clean up the lunchroom at 1:10, please—thank you .. . five-year graduate . . . Faculty Favorite . ..President of Council of Maids ... What Senior Class Picture?? ... Rock N’ Roll . .. UB-LA ... College???? . . . I’ve had enough... FREEDOM 60 Sheri Official member of the secret society of Johns ... ignorance is bliss__“But Mrs. Helms I did not . .. the cakes . .. “we had a great time at Randy's Rodeo . .. “I’m working on it; I’m working on it ... “motorcycle mama’’ ... money, money, money-diet, diet, diet—tomorrow ... “Pin going to he a kicker! ... Davy D. and Sheri L _“the gruesome twosome . .. “Col- lege?!?-never heard of it! ... To all my teachers throughout the past six years: “you suffered nothing as compared to my Mom ... “Brush your hair, Sheri ... “Can John and Spider come? . . . ‘Term paper? What term paper? ... “You’re so NASTY! .. . “Mama, I PROMISE I'll Ik in at 2:00 sharp! __VAIL and my star sapphire ’72 ... “Trudy, I swear! Pinto, Gremlin and green Mercedes . .. My true loves, John and Spider___Let’s go visit Smog City USA ... (alias senior lounge) . .. second period naps and lots of late notes. San Antonio,Texas Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with 60 diamond minutes. .Vo retvard is offered, for they are gone forever. Jacqueline Sherry Lentz “Choa” ... SALLY ... NELSON ... 30 yr.-old dates ... 23 hr. service . . . exams in the infirmary ... It doesn't run in the family-I can't act... Basketball hotdog ... Quique Gabilan ... 32 A, B. or C? .. . Que horror ... Regina ... Gina Frizz ... crazy calls to Mexico ... Blub-Blub!! ... Hy- draulic leak problem ... condenada ... Mickey Mouse ... Let's go for a walk ... Funny Feelings? ... shopping bags from the mall ... Romanticist... ice cream freak____ dirty-Spanish-songs teacher ... Oh really? .. . Movie freak ... NO NO NO NO-Bueno ___Polio ... Ahora Que ... Y volvere ... c’est le vie ... • yy Cnna Regina Luria Mexico City, Mexico 'A. .� , Vvf .' Vnimation Club VIII, IX, X, XI; Baron Bunch Historian XII;Sports Council XII; French Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII; Riding Club XII; Residence Council X, XI; Varsity Basketball IX, X, XI, XII; Varsity Volleyball IX, XL XII 1Vhen you get into a tight place and everything goes against you till it seems as though you could not hold on a minute longer. never give up then, for that is just the time and place that the tide will turn. Elizabeth Ann Mac Nutt San Antonio, Texas Drama Club XII; Math Club XI; Hiding Club XI, XII;Spaniel Club XI; Varsity Hockey XII; Varsity Softball XI Ars longa, vita brevis PLEASE rain!! . . . Safari . . . you guys ... we have to run 2 laps today?? ... You’re kidding ... Falstaff or Schlitz_____ Lizard . . . Shawn Phillips ... KITY — Pepsi ... Libya ... my own new car!!! ... Senior Lounge_____Y'ou scared the living out of me ... Hilltop ... See ya! Carolyn Ballantyne Mayfield El Paso, Texas Walrus Staff XII; Modem Dance IX, X, XI, XII; Guitar Love docs not consist in going at each other, but in looking outward together in the same direction. Carolyn” I get by with a little help from my friends . .. “far-out!” ... I HAVE to go on a diet ... M Woodson . . . tater time ... hepatitis is fun!! . . . Critter... let's play airplane____did I get a letter? ... Harley David's on 74 8 and red Pintos ... Yamaha 12 string ... This is ridiculous!! ... modem dance .. . Carolina ... Cathie 4 Catherine Carisen McClure Corpus Christi, Texas Animation Club XI, XII; Art Club XI; Service Project XI; TMI CheeHeader XII 65 SSOSMH ... March 10, 1972 .. . Pittman’s parties ... Spring Break 72 and the Womp Wagon . . . eternally whomped . . . golf courses?___Spring Dance and swimming down Kosemary Ave. ... PLEASE GET OFF THE PHONE ... Graduation 72 ... Why doesn't he say it ... Port “A” ... he said it! ... Prison camp in Seguin ... summer of watching TV and geometry . . Kaspberry Daiquiris . . .Caffeine ... Hey, Pals .. . Kappa House .. . Texas vs. Miami... Phi Delt Party ... Robinson over- nights . . . Robinson parties ... SWELL . . . ROBERT, II.YMTATEIA ...Crystal Christi . . . Catalina . .. Oh, really!!_ GOLDIE ... Cold as Bear .. . Sizzler, Sills, where do you want to eat? ... doubling with Campbell and Amanda ... Be Bopping Gerber cans . . .sunflowers . . . toes ... Shy?? ... Debbie's psychiatrist ... can’t wait until the week-end ... TREBOR Joy is opening up your heart and letting it laugh out loud. Dene” Owls ... ALL those week-ends .. . apples . . . Strawberries . . . Tq never again .. . Shawn Phillips ... you wouldn't believe! ... 30 lines ol LATKK!? . . . the dorm ... Senior Lounge ... But, Col., I don't understand! .. . Please rain! . . . two laps for hockey .. . pray for me ... How vulgar! ... 1 think I'm going to be sick . . . B. Jayyy! ... Lee!!_swinging with the stars above . . . you wish! .. . Sliding glass door 2 6 72 . .. I've got to get organized ... Oh, Dene! ... hair down to her knees ... 12 years and now Trinity!? ... “Friends ... I’ll think about that tomorrow ... tomorrow is a better day ... Denie, Denie, chili-beanie Lenora Dene McKenzie San Antonio, Texas Drama Club IX, X, XI, XII; Latin Club IX, X, XI, XII; President Latin Club XII; Library Aid; Spanish Club; Varsity Hockey Quoth the Raven “Nevermore. ” Ruth Mead Dallas, Texas Animation Club IX; Drama Club IX; Latin Club VIII;Spanish Club X, XI Unless we learn to be happy this very minutef we will probably never be happy. Rut hie” Where do I Iive?-WeU it depends ... I'm always losing things ... Leslie ... Charlie and Art ... Really?... HELP!!! Ya'U I’m too embarrassed ... What are yall goin' to wear? ... I was fixin’ to say ... What's goin' on? ... I’m gonna fail this test ... I don't care ... Oh, well . . .,What should I do??... Yeah!!! ...I always get so many letters and phone calls!! ... What 'cha doin'... Uh, OK! ...Gina's bug killer in 8th grade . . . sorry ... Would yall please be quiet! I’m trying to sleep ... Rufus Betsy” SSOSMH ... Hi! Pals! ... Cry Baby... Floresville .. . I've got to find a way ... Florcsville every week-enu ... Mount Wesley . . . The Bridge . .. The Gremlin Clown Car . . . Peanut Festival . . . June 16, 1972 . . . FLORESVILLE TIGERS... 82 ... Buns . .. Rookie .. . President of the LHC club . .. Summer of ’72 ... phone calls every morning, noon and night ... Fox . . . Mammoth . . . It’s cold!! ... Nixon-Kennedy '71-’72 ... daughters of the Presidents . . . Have ya'll seen Cathy? . . . It's Layla, Lee! ... Fruit Flavored Certs . . . the tennis courts . . . Deb, you want to Watch “Lucy”?... Hey, Al—I mean Betsy... Really?... Be happy ... Bets ... I can't EVEN believe!!! Emilie Elizabeth Nixon Floresville, Texas Chapel Committee XII; Drama Club XI, XII; French Club X, XI; Hallmark XI, XII; La Reata Staff XII; Spanish Club XII Think of Poems, Prayers, and Promises, and things that we believe in, how sweet it is to love some one, how right it is to care; how long it's been since yesterday; what about tomorrow, what about our dreams and all the memories we share. 68 Lucille” secret order of the johns ... Kllicul ... He pave me a magnolia tree . . . the Lido ... JOHN ... Your mother hates me .. . Well, sorry . . . THE ring . . . ball-hoy ... Celebrate ... Boh 0'... Ociffer Terry ... 13 year girl?? ... Shaft ... What mine eyes have seen! ... Alexander J___The Great ... Potemkin . .. the little green monster ... was it the lemon pic?? .. ACT ... 27 colleges ... Oh, Ann ... “But Daddy ... Gorgeous Gordon Green Eyes ... My mind is going ... Good Deal Lucille ... Is it better than a bitten? . . . blah, blah, blah, what? ... we just have to stop being friends Lucille Oppenheimer San Antonio, Texas Drama Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII; Vice-President Drama Club XII; Debate Club XI; French Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII: Latin Club VIII; Photography Club XII; Schola Cantorum X, XI Another place that seems to am'ee almost before you get started is the bridge that you were going to cross when you got to it. 69 Colby Leigh Parkhouse San Antonio, Texas President Math Club XII; Drama Club IX, X, XI, XII; Spanish Club IX, X, XI, XII Leigh” Mouse Princess . .. Stuart . . . Honey Bear . . . Fred_I am going to lose weight ... a lady . . . Dudley . . . “ritzi”!!! why????? . .. that soft, sweet voice ... so feminine . . . Guanajuato.........se escapo con Schultz ... that strange sense of humor . . . grammarian . . . PLEASE get your money in!!! ... PROJECT!!!!! vvvV -r N Patti Pickett Prairie Village, Kansas Patti” food glorious food!! .. . Guess what? I’ve got another plan for A. P. Biology . . Coach Gass . .. overalls . . . Mrs. Helms ... “NO!” .. . whenever my body wakes me . . . oatmeal . . . 2 of the wicked picketts ... night class ... it's past my bed- time . . . gazelle .. . 5th period chemistry ... french effort award?? ... why do I always get the smallest? . . . wish I had red hair . . . spring break with SW . . . that’s an awfully big word ... I want a baby . . . Patti you can’t have every thing . . . push your glasses up . . . SKITS-ofrenic . .. President of the Pirates Club . . . But Peter Pan didn’t Baron Bunch; Headmaster's Advisory Committee; French Club; Math Club; National Merit Semi-finalist; Varsity Hockey XI, XII; Varsity Softball X, XI, XII;Spanish Club isk, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you. Emma Laura Pryor San Antonio, Texas Student Council Vice-President XII; Judicial Council XII; Elliott Jr. Lieutenant XI; Sophomore Class Secretary; French Club IX, X, XI, XII; Vice-President French Club XII; Varsity Hockey X, XI; Varsity Tennis XII; Drama Club IX, X, XI Take my hand in your hand, say it's great to he alive. I'm so excited! ... I can't believe . . . Tater time . .. cliff dwelling .. . slaphappy . .. I’m sorry . . . run-over feet ... San Miguel .. . “Quieres vamos canmigo?” .. . Are you busy right now? .. . “Play Bunny Pryor” . . . tacky ... health food ... I’m just gonna buy— ... But Dennis ... you give me the beak . . . Dennis-yeah? .. . Never mind . . . J. T.’s Apt . . . can I borrow ... are you serious? ... La Fragua . . . hot wine bv the fireplace . . . “liz-beth—brother . . . messy closet .. . late nights .. . Washington week- ends ... I'm really being good .. . cheese- cake ... But it hurts ... Hey, look. I'm beige!! ... Mr. Inkley, can I borrow a piece of gum .. . Are you mad?? ... I'm doing better aren't I?? ... FANG!! ... Incessantly talking . . . Dairy Queen flapper . . . Laoora Laura” Carol” Games on the beach .. . crackers in my bed . . . dummies in the hallway . . . Chemistry . . . Baskin-Robbins Kid . . .“condena- da” .. . cherry pie . . . sailing with C.T. at Corpus . . .“Tank . . . Spring Tournament '72 ... As I Cay Dying ... Lizzie .. . Introvert of the Year ___Dinky ... La Cucaracha . .. Peon . . . Graduation Eve ’72... Ice cream and biscuit orgies . . . YOU were scared too?!?! . . . Yea, that’s my brother . . . pool fights . . . Gross me out! .. . Dribbling glasses?? ... Coach Clemons . . . It's all in the mind . .. I've been preaching again .. . “Coach” ... I already heard that one. Coach...Trip him!!!! Carol Cecelia Reed Tampico, Mexico Capers Captain XII; Animation Club XL XII: Baron Bunch XL XII; La Reata Staff XI, XII; Spanish Club XI; Varsitv Hockey XI, XII; Varsity Basketball XII; Varsity Softball XI, XII The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular cause for being happy except that they are so. 73 Carolyn” JOHN ...AUSTIN... Dungaree Doll . . . Dirty Martin's ... Cruex Kid . . . Lakeway Inn . . . Kings- ville . . . No pets! . . . Nov. 11 . . . Split Kail .. . 3220-A Windsor . . . KM ...Christmas Dance '71 ... P. J. Movie ... “Fondles .. . Slick-Bock Shellac ... Kocken' out after lights ... “Woman of the World .. . Parker Stevenson . . . Let's go to B K . . . K a zzbezou ... always late . . . Bobby Sherman and David Cassidy Fan Club ... the Alps... Teddy Bear Teas... Robin's Sidekick ... all right all ready ... “Little Boot . . . root beer Carolyn Ann Root Austin, Texas President, Spanish Club XII; Varsity Cheerleader XII; Drama Club IX; Art Club IX; Animation Club IX, X, XI, XII; Riding Club X; Service Project IX Then� is no fury like a woman searching for a new lover .. 74 Bette Ward Scales Sydney, Australia Varsity Hockey Manager XII; Animation Club XII; Baron Bunch XII; French Club XII; Spanish Club XII; Varsity Softball XI Remember it takes both the rain aiul the sunshine to make a beautiful rainbow. Betsy “Ferout” ... flaming red nightgown ... naturally spaced .. . Pooh Bear .. . Parlez- vous-wliat?? ... “Moose .. . form letters ... Princess Papoohie ... He sells balloons for a living? .. . Hunter what? ... Softball 72 ... Dinky ... It’s a high fly Cassidy hall... As I Lay Dying ... Whale ... laughing attacks with Ed and Coach ... “I hate you! ”... Old Man . .. Norman Thomas Rat . . . but it looked like advancing to me. Coach! ... Do not disturb_________ bathroom stories ... All in the mind Wed. pool fights ... emotional extremist . .. wanna Dr. P ... snow plow? ... shaving cream on the brain . . . Gross me out! ... Honey Pap .. . four wheel skids . . . cigars . . . “the nose . . . peon . . . taco’s stuff ... Surfer Dan ... hut my name’s Betsy not Katherine ... 3 A.M. comes awfully early ..,. If I could only break 1,000 ... ALWAYS LAUGHING, LAUGHING, LAUGHING OR CRYIN’ Lisa” Lisa Reedall Shelton Caracas, Venezuela Class President XI; Society of Outstanding American High School Students XI, XII; Residence Council X, XI, XII; Film Society XII; French Club XI, XII; Math Club XI, XII; Riding Club X; National Merit Letter of Commendation; La Reata Staff XII . uestras horas son minutos cuando esperamos saber, y siglos cuando sabemos lo que se puede aprender. 76 «T W Venezuela . . . “La Jungla . . . Tatcr-time . . . “Peaches and Nectarines . . . cliff dwelling ... “I want to go home! . .. Dave . . . It’s “Him ... “He is just a friend ... there is NOTHING wrong! . .. “chiquita ... conchale vale .. . ‘Tin perfect .. . Arno’s . . . Doctor Shelton ... citronella (roomie).. . Rudolf . . . “I'm so excited ... “Sad Lisa ... fellows and britches ... I like being “little . . . Fddie . . . “No go Showboat .. . paranoia plus .. . rocking ... “I just brought a FEW things ... Wexner's___“My thighs are getting fat ... “see my lonely mind ex- plode ... J. Ceils . .. Austin trips with Susie . .. Puerto Lo Cruz .. . “let's cele- brate . . . “you momma! ... slaphappy ... lick ... luz tt Donna” Great Scott Tissues ... Drat ... You ding- a-ling . • . moody . . . book worm ... movie-goer . . . hair trigger temper ... listener Donna Lee Smith San Antonio, Texas Spanish Club XI Life is the childhood of our immortality. 77 Felicia Scott Smith Chattanooga, Tennessee Felix French Club VIII. IX, X; Softball IX, X, XII; Baron Bunch XII; Animation Club VIII-X; Choral Club XI, XII; Vice-President Choral Club XII Teach us to delight in simple things. Ego! ... It teaches you temperance ... Ludwig Van B______Perry ... Colorado ... 5th Period Chemistry? ... crispy hair ... I didn't sign out... JOHN ... yoga freak ... Saturday morning biscuit orgies_____San Miguel . . . that bored blank stare ... Coach, that hurts! ... Nightly outbreaks ... Bath- room singing conceits ... I'm going to pound the piano! ... I'm embarrassed ... analytical .. . humanoid tendencies ... I'm so jived! ... Mr. White ... CASEBOOK? ... a vacuum cleaner-what's that? Janie Taco Queen ... Dairy Queen's grilled cheezes ... always changing clothes . . . “this room certainly is foggy” ... Friday night gatherings? .. . Aspen . . . wild week- ends . .. “we won't get caught” . . . Mrs. Green is out there and the dorm lights are on!!... grape tang... hair that won’t grow ... throws pillows at walls ... Buzzing Bee .. . powerhouse parties . . . picnics . . . taters . . . Juanita . . t Arlo? . . .“I’m bored”___Junior and Senior favorite ... “Hey listen—I’ve got a master plan” ... sings to anything. .. “three year cliff- dweller” ... “Yes-I think I’m cracking up” Janie Talmage Smith Amarillo, Texas Art Club X; Photography (dub X, XII; Spanish Club XI, XII; Residence Council XI; Drama Club XII; Annual Staff Photographer XII; Walrus Staff Photographer; Senior Representative of Food Committee Alisa Jean Sorenson San Antonio, Texas French Club XI To free oneself is nothing; it's being free that is hard. Alisa” Sensitive ... worry wart.. . math major . . . French lover ... Flute player ... “don’t block it out yet”.. . easy to persuade ttx M) Joci Eddie, an you kidding? . . . doy- doy-doy . . . John WHO? ... Gospel according to appa . . . make a celebration . . . gutter brain . . . absurd outlook on life ... Baby, I ain't jivin' ya ... ACT . . . band room and Alexander J. the GREAT Potem- kin . . . J. Caesar (old gentleman?) ... Alice Cooper Fan Club-L.A. Branch .... can John come? .. . Andover, Mass, and the Yan- kees ... Josepha .. . the Union wives... really. I'm not being facetious Jocelyn Marie Spector San Antonio, Texas Pres, of Class Form VIII; Student Council VIII; Secretary of Latin Club X; Spanish Club VIII-XU; Mu Alpha Theta IX-XII; Drama Club IX-XII; Publicity and Business Manager of “Skin of Our Teeth XI; National Merit Letter of Commendation; National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Award; A Capella Schola Cantorum X, XI It's too late to turn back all the clocks in town; it's too late to take the X from yesterday. Mow the die is cast nothing happens in the past, so I think I'll take a walk out in the rain. 81 • Alicia” Ricky called . .. ghost . . . can't hear her coming . .. beautiful hair ... comer of Missile and Astro- naut ... “I want my car” ... Original Article ... it's ROCK- PORT, not Key Allegro ... the tower ... Majorca ... the Sunday AfterNoon Group . .. Santana ... Carole King ... SAM ... Reagan Wells ... Prom decorating ... St. John’s ... those eyes .. . intro- spective hermit . .. Rice .. . quiet voice .. . “sitting on the edge of the bay ... his kid ... my roommate’s answering service ... German Shepherds ... a poet of sorts Mary Alicia Spencer Rockport, Texas Co-editor of La Reata 1973: Drama Club XU;Spanish Club XII; Mu Alpha Theta XII; Volleyball XII; International Thespians; National Honor Society X, XI Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. He yourself. Especially do not feign affection. Therefore be at peace with God and whatever your labors and aspirations, keep peace with your soul. He careful. Strive to be happy. from “Desiderata by Max Ehrmann © 1927 by Max Ehrmann, All rights reserved Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha K. Ehrmann Reprinted by permission Crescendo Publishing Co., Boston, Mass. 82 Victoria Vidargas San Miqucl de AI lende, Mexico Vicky ” MEXICO!!! ... can't speak English ... I'll start my diet tomorrow ... “Crab” ... “Topo ... late to French again_ Heavy accent . .. ,“Reloj . . . only-days to go home ... I really don't eat erasers ... sleepwalking ... 5th period Chemistry ... pool fights ... Yes, I'm really 18 ... No, I don't know where my roommate is ... messy room ... Oklahoma scare ... August 21 ... ice cream ... fat legs ... That's true!_I'm still thinking Trisha ... Have you done your Math? ... I hate writing themes ... Mrs. Helms, I want to go home ... Judy, do you have a piece of gum? . .. being short has its advantages ...“QUE SERA Captain of the Elliots; Baron Bunch; French Club; Varsity Hockey and Basketball XI XII; Varsity Volleyball X,XI.XII; Society of Outstanding American Highschool Students. A friend is not a shadow who is present only when the sun shines. A friend is someone who knows you and likes you in spite of knowing you. Lea” Acuna, Mexico-fun capital of the world ... “I can't, Ruhba’s going to call. . .. Snyder, Texas ... La Quinta . . . Wayne ... Davy ... Go (Jet Ice, Davy .. . Dillard, you're on a diet ... Dillard come on!!! ... Del Rio . . . a mist ad . . . yea .. . El Mira- dor . .. Billy, are you alright? ... fritos ... Baby Ruth ... Sprite . . . I’m fat ... Is my hair frizzen ... Col. and Riding Club ... Ob !? !?! it’s raining . . . do your homework Dillard Schlitz ... Yea for bad habits and good fun! .. . turn out the lights ... Senior Lounge ... Marlboro .. . Joni Lea Whitis Del Rio, Texas Riding Club President XII; Art Club XI: Spanish Club XII; Riding Club XI,XII Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but of looking outward together in the same direction. 84 Stephne Karen Willkens San Antonio, Texas National Merit Semifinalist: Headmaster's Advisory Council XII; Spanish Club XI, XII; Drama Club IX,X,XI; Mu Alpha Theta XI,Xll. Love gives naught but itself and takes naught but from itself. Stephne ” Those delicious Austin weekends ... “Ya‘ll Hank said no!” ... Hank ... “I want to get married” ... Zitfat! . .. Mouse ... Nener, nener, nener ... Blue fingernails ... 1600 Koyalcrest . . . jitter- bug queen ... What a witch! ... “I will not have it!” . . . It's just a little point! . .. You are a fool . . . absent 7th period ... Chauffeur . . . Who’s goose . .. “Grubby” ... Queescandaloeseso!!!!.. .“Oops” ... 1 will have more chcetos! ... “Tish, it’s all your fault” ... I TOLD you NOT to do it!!! needs more clothes ... Fat-feasts ... “I have to call Hank and ask per- • I I I 99 mission!!. Billinda Jo Wilkinson San Antonio, Texas Pres, of Drama Club XII; Student director XI,XII; Chairman of Forensic League XI; Drama Club VIII-XII; Latin Club VIII-XII; Spanish Club IX-XI; Art Club IX-X;Co-Counsel of Latin Club XII; Vice Pres, of Latin Club XI; Schola Cantorum X-XI. Billinda” BJ.W. ... Act Bandroom and 300 paper mache masks ... Celebration ... BJ. Have you done your Latin ... Kosen- crantz ... George . .. Never again will I ... Fearless Freddy and the Eco-People ... Scarlet and her mint julips ... 1:00 rehearsals??? .. . Could I interest you in a box? ... A hole in the curtain? . .. the little yellow car ... Mrs. Fuller! ... Where’s Col? ... Perchance, Skin, Star, Arsenic ... Now what did I do? Judith Diane Wipke Tripoli, Libya Iulitor-in-Chief La Keata XII; Drama Club XI,XII; Spanish Club XI; Math Club XI.XII; Ballet 1X,X,XI,XII To live is to dance and to dance is to live. Judy ” We ARK going to have a yearbook this year ... a constant exercise session . .. “only four more months and I can go home” ... Seniors, please get your money in . .. the Twin . .. Vicki, I’ve lost it AGAIN!!! ... “I DON’T live in tents and I DON’T ride camels!!!” ... coffee and more coffee ... I’m going to cry ... Vicki, what am I going to do ... Naturally talented ... Smile!!! ... year-round tan ... messy room — 2 inch tin can rollers ... loves that yellow shirt .. . “My boy- friend called-which one?? . . . Algebra II night class ... melodramas ... twinkle toes ... naturally frizzy . .. San Miguel ... “Que Sera” ... Mother never told me about Ultra-Britc ... Libya . .. Wurst Fest 72 ... three years with the same room- mate—Vicky, what would I have done without you ... Patricia Susan Wittbold McAllen, Texas Secretary-Treasurer Trench Club XII; French Club IX,X,XI; La Reata Staff VIII,IX,X; Residence Council VIIl.lX,XII; Varsity Hockey VIII; Varsity Tennis XI,XII Ain V no such thin as revolution. It s not another name—it's called evolution ... Tish” Fickle Pickle No. I ... another WILD week-end ... “Roomie” .., Anybody goin’ to Austin? ... Tennis with Dennis . . . “This is ridiculous!” . . . nail polish . .. “Dingbat” ... Bruce ... Jim ... Etcetera .. . Venezuelan ... Susi Homemaker . .. Electric hair ... La Jungla . .. three years of french fries and cherry pie ... “My social life will suffer!” ... “I have to keep up my image” ... Eternally tanned . .. “But Daddy” ... “Let’s celebrate!” ... Hey Alice, that tennis ball just melted!!! . . .1 just saw the BEST-looking guy!!! ... Luz .. . Coors ... Beautiful Day ... Hummingbird ... 8:45 phone calls for an hour . . . banana-nut muffins . . . cheeto- freak ... Pm not gonnna do it!!! ... I don’t care . . . McAllen hippie .. . What am I going to do with my face?? ... the Alaskan . . . not the studious type. Susan” “I think I’ve been typecast” ... “Have you seen Lisa?” ... STUDY? ME? ... tickle ... How neat!! ... I'm going to fail ... brain child . . . pumpkin bread and oatmeal cookies ... 1 just made the biggest fool out of myself . . . Tell me again why I’m going out for basketball . .. one more tight squeeze like that, and where will we be? . . . Why did you let me eat that??? ... very punny ... back-woods country girl ... J’essaie ... messy . . . Our “National Merit Finalist” . . . Susan Johanna Woyna Decatur, Illinois President French Club, XII; Secretary French Club, XI; Mu Alpha Theta; Headmaster's Advisory Committee, XII; Drama Club; National Merit Semifinalist The woods are lovely, dark and deep. Hut I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. 89 Deborah Ann Yancy San Antonio, Texas Elliott Lieut., XII; Sports Council, XII; Animation Club, X,X1,XII; Spanish Club, IX,X,XI; Varsity Softball, X; Varsity 'I ennis, IX,X. Friends are a marvelous part of livinf;! Debbie S.S.O.S.M.H. ... Austin! ... What a woman!! ... diarrhea of the mouth ... never makes sense ... Insane ... The Horn at 6 A.M. .. . Harlingen's unex- pected experiences .. . Blow him off! ... Also too . .. Summer of '71 '72 ... my B-party . .. Long talks with Special Friends along the shore ... Port A ... Sigma Chi parties .. . What? Majoring in Campus Life?? ... I'm naturally mis- chievous . .. Boston, Washington, D.C.... Fantastic ... To all my pals-I love you!!!!! Where it all began. . . Ann A. Mary Sarah Caren Debbie B. 91 Patty I) 92 MlSSV Ann D. Lisa D. Jane Nan Kitten Claire Sherry Gina 94 Cathy Carolyn M. Ruth Betsy S. Lisa S. Donna Biilinda Judy Seniors Will Never Forget • • • tennis with Dennis . .. the perennial fog in Senior Lounge . . . Trinity boys and the move . . . “In the bathroom? Again?” . . . Christmas Dance 72 . . . Easthouse . . . the screamer in freshman dorm . . . vaseline . . . the snow of 73 . . . Mr. Mohler’s delicious cuisine . . . the alarms in junior dorm at 3 AM .. . parlies at Aloha Inn and La Quinta . . . TMI . .. Austin . . . “Sinister” . . . Out to lunch ... 32 scoops of Baskin-Robbins ice cream . .. bake sales and donuts . . . Crisco?? . . . the House” on French Place . . . Studv-hall in the bathroom . . . the Friday night Caparclli’s pizza . . . Mrs. Mark Spitz . . . Junior Walker and the All-Stars . . . E.M.S. Ill . . . the weekly skipping-out-of-Capers-Elliotts routine . . . Spring Tournament 71 and 72 . . . Sprained Ankle Society 72 and 73 ... True Confessions and Love Comics ... Nightly Rockouts ... “1 didn’t want to go to college anyway!” . . . looting Mr. Inkley’s candy jar AND closet . . . sitting by the fire in the Library Lounge . . . Miss R.I.S.S.. . . “All My Brats” . . . Blue Tie . .. skits for Chapel . .. “No classes today!” . . . Six Sober Survivors in Austin . . . Floating away after the Spring Dance 72 .. . Spring Breaks at the coast . . . Beware of Everclear . .. Coach “Daddy” Clemons . . . proctoring studyhall . . . roller skating and bike riding . . . Mixer Dances . . . “Donny” Duperier . . . “Another term paper?” . . . half-day holidays . . . trips to M’s . . . “Old Mother Helms . . . Graduation Eve 72 ... firecrackers in junior dorm .. . all-night typing marathons ... Mr. White ... the “you’re expelled” smile ... wading through senior dorm hall .. . Green Dragon . .. GRADUATION—May 2C , 1973!!!!!!! 98 Oh, Those Unforgettable Seniors ! Peace Brother! A senior at last!! Hi, Beautiful! 99 Diet? What diet!!! 100 Top:SMH Centerfold? Bottom left: Is this illegal? 101 Thought of a way of getting out of Math IV class. Nan? How tempting? The Seniors haven't quite gotten it all together. Seniors are always pulling for more privileges. 103 Betsy Scales is actually Winnie-the-Pooh! Class of 1974 Aggie Clements President Linda Rondurant Vice President Cathy Rest Secretary-Treasurer 106 The junior history classes are taking over the courtroom. Claire Cartwright Susan Cunningham Diana Diettrich Going to sleep on the job again, Aggie? 107 Phvllis Alexander l.exia Allen Emily Calvert Nan Hudgins Barbara Neal Melissa always did like pool fights. Lisette Ohl 108 Stacy Periit Kerri PerTyman Pam Pickett 110 Claire Cartwright uses her face to sum up the meal. Col. Johnson employs special techniques for student instruction. Cathy Best and Aggie Clements-future SMH seniors? Oh, man! Oh, man! Oh, man! Sharon Pratt discusses Shannon Taylor. classroom etiquette with 111 Lynn A meson (President) Melba Armstrong Barbara Burkitt (Vice President) (Secretary-Treasurer) Class of 1975 Julie’s always underfoot. 112 Melba really knows how to go all out. I’ll never tell. Janet Arlitt Linda Bertetti Anne Rleakley Nancy Bowermaster V 7 Marline Carter India Chumney Carey Clements Anita Coyle 113 Beth Fawcett Cara Gibbs Olga Dimas Mary Frazell Diana Hairston , , . Cathy Hawes 114 Trudy Mallory Linda Lozano Kris Love Corinne Mani 115 k Kathy Kieffer Leslie Margo Leanne Mayo kMJ Betty McConnell 116 Lynita Mills Leda Norris Klizabeth Pryor Iris Wittbold 117 Can we trust that smile?! Lynne Whitworth Marietta Wynne Just what WAS in that lemonade?! Ann Bleakley shows off her expensive hardware. “Elizabeth, are you sure you know HOW?” Leslie Margo-a typical Venezuelan. 119 MB Class of 1976 Liza Venzor President Hiya Smith Vice President Alice Reynolds Secretary-Treasurer 120 Who's holding up who? Carla Brundage Christy Buffington Martha Barrenechea ■ Genenne Dawson Diane Dilworth Leslie Fuller A couple of typical freshmen! Cindy Gonzaba Nancy Howell Martha Kirby Oh no! I’m not in trouble again!! 122 Becky Ledbetter Vanessa Smith Lisa Ward Joan Wilkinson A rare placid moment. 123 Bonnie McDermott (President) Shelly Rock wood ( Vice-Presiden t) Carol Mani (Secretary •Treasurer) Class of 1977 “No, you CANT have any oranges!” 126 “And what grade did you say you’re in?!” Ruth Ann Alessandro Lucy Amberson Janet Bauerle Page Fuller Sarah Hause Ann Hight Karen Sue Hilliard 127 Jackie Judd Cheri Kaufman Meshelle King Laura Kirby Missy Light I Julianna Kuest Pam Manitzas 128 Holly Neal Jennifer Pendergrast I Olynda Peters Luann Ray Laura Robertson ■Mr ii Susan Snell Cindy Westhoff Cindy Santos Jean Snell Civvies, at last! Memorize, Memorize, Memorize . .. Gulp! Another “Dear John letter. 130 Downhill all the way!! Jane Parker Ashley Robinson Suzanne Bannayan Seventh Form Kimberly Van Alen Conception Kennedy Lenora Perry Tifani Staley Molly Jackson Kimberly Inkley Diana Boyle Sarah Johnson Laura Pyeatte Blair Calvert Laura Noble Veronica Rocha Carol Kline Kimberly Ann Banks Melanie Jordon 134 Sixth Form Lucy Benavides Flizabeth Cluck Karen Coffee Bonnie Conhle Carolyn Frye Dawn Hagy Ana Linda Gomez Kitty Gordon Stephanie Halff Pamela Hagino Patricia Hutt Gretchen Jackson Camilla Parker Kate Pveatte Jacqueline Koerink Sherry Schaffir Rosine Shindler Kllen Snow 135 Betsy Beckmann Barbye Heckermann fbo Busy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Karen Rice Fifth Form Suejeudi Buehler Suzanne kocurck Beverly Symons Penny (lullins Peggy McKee 136 Fourth Form Courtney Felder Kitty Klepak Hallie Pritchett Leslea Fisch John Sheehy Dianne Frye Alan Smith Natalie Dufner Eric Hancey Lisa Pogue Tammy Smith Michael Stevens Jane Story James Wilson 1 37 Third Form Natalie Musgrave Danny Ploek Charla Kudisill John Bozalis Heather Mel.atighlin Kathleen O'Keefe Joan Pyeatte 1 I Mary Beth Smith David Coffee Lisa Memin Kim Petty Linda Kay Nancy Cilliam Cynthia Phillips . Virgil Robinson 138 Ellen Averyt Shane Brcnan Nancy Haynes Karen Kocurek Jimie Kobinson Second Form - A Heather Hoffman Kobin McKay Jennifer Fuller Vialissa llutt Jonathan Miles Van Beckwith Anne Marie Graves Elise Inkley Alicia Parker Lisa Spector Janina Valdez Blair Wilson 139 Second Form -B David Agus Oscar Dominguez Lynette Lindsay 11 ,) Martha Seeligson Siobhain Anders Nita Fawcett Christine McCrae Phillip Smith Iveslie Absher Anna Benavides Melanie Felder Craig McKee Renee Train 140 Glenn Adams Valerie Dufner Kim Jordan Wendy Nishimura Joel Agus David RozaJis Marlena Guajardo Kennis Pullicino ■ V Larissa Smith First Form-A Lisa Reagan J. D. Story Llizabeth Coldren Thomas Musgrave Jonathan Richmond Kim Swendson Arturo Benavides Henrietta Linger Rose Pape Julia Sheehy Terry Triplett 141 Warren Benjamin Kathleen Hagina Dawn Thomason First Form-B Sophie Burton Dawn Henry Barry Rasen Karen Windeler Mark C'amann Klizabeth Herzog Philip Robinson Beth (’lark Patricia LeBautillier Stephanie Tippett I ewis Yelin Aida Zarilla The Sixth Form wrote and produced an original Christmas play. Get ready .. . Untied shoes always present a problem. Thank goodness for teachers. 143 Montessori Sitting, left to right: Mrs. Sykes, Angela Wade, Joe Tippett. Christopher Strain, Alan Davidson, Sandra Mims. Second row: Emily Beer, Catherine Searcy, Marguerite Musgrave, Robert Seltzer, Jill Bivens, Keith Vanderveen. 144 Montessori Sitting, left to right: Peter Robertson, Lisa Smart, Heather Hornbuckle, Marline Kettler, Mario Guajardo, Rhys Embrey, Leigh Terrey, James McDonald, Kelley Beer, Brent Camaan. Standing: Mrs. Karcher, Jingles Robinson, Brett Brooks, Simone Lonigan. Christopher Smith, Linda Miron, Jay Jordan, Melinda Barrett, Benjamin Bascle, Kim Vanderveen. 145 Montessori Sitting, left to right: Brian Bascle, Jenny Bevens, Christopher Goulden, Amy Beckwith, Catherine Coiner, Jamie (Christian, Clay Duncan, Christina Kleberg, BiU Jasper. Standing: Miss Crouch, Jay Rocha, Desaree Hutt, John A very t, John McKinley, Mark Lynn, Alison Hancey, Joseph Pierce, Katie Kirepatrick. 146 Montessori Sitting, left to right: Ismael Guajardo, Laura Gold beck, Lane Hagino, Robert McDonald, Brian Banks, Jacqueline Leonhardt, Jennifer lenberg, Jamie Schaefer, Shannon Cotrell. Standing: Mandy Dietrich, Justin Karcher, Debbie McCrae, Todd Memin, Jacqueline Jasper, Joel Swyer, Trey- Brooks, Joey Nelms, Keith McKay, Joseph Cooper. Not shown: Mr. Rowland. 147 Montessori Kneeling, left to right: Miss Miller Lawrence Searcy, Lisa Cooper, Tonja VasU, Mary Elliott, Michelle Helfert, Heather Harris, Caroline Cunningham, Stephanie Herzog. Standmg: Scott Hetty, Ashley Rham, Lendsey Terrey, Mary Elizabeth Middleton, Anne Marie Kleberg, Richard Loons, Andrew Barrett, Michelle Wade, Mark Strain. 148 Montessori First row, left to right: David Rice, Patricia Goldbeck, Karsten Sommer, Kirk Watson, Kathleen Villanueva, Michelle Germano, Kristen Joseph, Laura Kettler. Second row: Mrs. CotreU, Kimberly EkJund, Christina Niejadlik, Felicia McElroy, Leslie Wilson, Carlos Rocha, Monica Rodriguez, Joseph Powell. 149 Senior Boarders 152 On tree from left to right: Vicky Vidargas, Carol Reed, Patti Pickett. Standing from left to right: Ann Dunham. Gina Curia, Betsy Scales, Judy Wipke. Sitting, Alicia Spencer. From left to right: Emily Calvert, Laura Pryor, Nan Hutchinson, Katherine Force, Sarah Bean. Lisa Shelton, Barbara Neal, Not pictured: Tish Wittbold, Carolyn Mayfield. From left to right: Edie Durham, Ruth Mead, Davy Dillard, Debbie Brennon, Alice Clement, Cathy McClure, Betsy Nixon, Carolyn Hoot. Margaret Meyer. Not pictured: Man Ballenger. 153 Junior Boarders Sitting, from left to right: Dee Morgan, Melissa Rudy. Pam Pickett, Henry Kirpatrick, Claire Cartwright, Phyllis Alexander. Standing, from left to right: Lexia Allan, Nan Hudgins, Pam Ferris. 154 From left to right: Elizabeth Pryor, Marietta Wynn, Maggie Binney, Iris Wittbold. Sophomore Boarders Front row, from left to right: Melba Armstrong, Koweene Weems, Leslie Smith, Ann Bleakley. Back row: Sylvia Garza, Martha Barenechea, Stacy Perlitz, Betty McConnell. 155 Freshman and Eighth Form Boarders 156 Standing, from left to right: Jennifer Pendergrast, Hiya Smith, Ann Alcorn. Kneeling, Nancy Howell. 157 Standing, from left to right: Ann Hight, Lisa Ward, Sarah Johnson, Sitting: Sarah Hause, Cathy Caton, Ann Paxton, Amy Keogh. Everything you always wanted to know about Rub-a-dub-dub, Three . . . dorm life- On the SMH list of Better Restaurants Not always the real thing . .. -but were afraid to ask. 159 Emily put a bug in my soup! 160 Sleeping Beauty 161 Hurricane Birdie hit one hour ago. Lying down on the job Togetherness ... Instant Party Meditation?!? 163 One BIG family 164 ■ � ♦ p 1 l • ' V V % f� w ii A % « H� % «V v f Tl h m m + % ♦ i . .v rrrv K ‘� V‘ 5 v. v t;vi xilrrr1, ra?G • 4, VA.J i i -, u I V • 'K V • 4 •♦♦i ;,, , 5 • f f Tf 4, M ♦ 4 i Coach Clemons: We don’t know how to thank you for all that you have done for us. You have not only furthered our knowledge of sports, hut also helped us to realize the values of responsibility, sportsmanship, and teamwork. You’ve been more than a coach, you’ve been a friend, someone we can rely on when in need. Dedication is one thing, but you have surpassed its meaning. Your deep faith and concern will always be remembered with pride and respect. Thanks for everything, Your Varsity Sports Members Top from left to right: Carol Keed, Sarah Bean, Liz McNutt, Edie Durham, Betsy Scales, Manager, Felix Smith, Vicki Vidargas, Patti Pickett. Middle from left to right: Barbara Burkitt, Manager, Pam Pickett, Hiya Smith, Betty McConnell, George Shadle, Carol Mani, Barbara Griffin, Phyllis Alexander, Cathy Best, Aggie Clements, Julie Kelleher, Mary Frazell, Lynita Mills, Melba Armstrong. Bottom: Coach Clemons. Hockey Team “Helium Balloons!!” . .. Timed laps ... learn from your mistakes . . . “Come on Hot Dog!”... Peanuts in your coke?!?” “It s all in the mind” .. . “It’s a case of over-dramatics” ... “Eyeballs!!” ... “Don’t lose the momentum!” ... “Hey, Good Lookin’!!!” ... “A report of a woman thrown down the stairs “Dumb-Dumb!” . .. “Hail to the Bus Driver!!!” 170 “Sleeping Bonnie” Me drafted?!? No Way!! 171 Basketball Varsity Seated from left to right: Marline Carter, Gina Luria, Linda Bondurant, Carol Reed, Pam Pickett, Vicki Vidargas, Lynita Mills, Lynn Ameson, Corinne Mani, Nancy Bowermaster, Kris Love, Susan Woyna, Sarah Bean, Leigh Parkhouse. Center from left to right Patti Pickett, Manager, Coach Clemons, Carey Clements, Manager. 174 Basketball Junior Varsity Standing from left to right: Barbara Griffin, Cathy Best, Hiya Smith, Julie Kelleher, Phyllis Alexander, Claire Cartwright, Aggie Clements, Coach Clemons. Kneeling from left to right: Betty McConnell, Melba Armstrong, Linda Lozano, Carol Mani, Bonnie McDermott, Anne Bleakley, Martha Barrenechea, Olga Dimas. 175 178 Tennis Team Top row seated from left to right: Liz Rudy, Nan Hudgins, Coach Keblin, Linda Bondurant, Carol Mani, Bonnie McDermott. Middle row seated from left to right: Edie Durham, Julia Irvin, Page Fuller, Lynn A meson. Bottom row seated from left to right: Nancy Bowermaster, Liz Pryor, Carla Bmndagc, Tish Witt bold. Alice Clement. Varsity Cheerleaders Standing from left to right: Linda Lozano, Claire Kline, Patty Daye, Maggie Wynn. Kneeling from left to right: Carolyn Root, Beth Fawcett, Debbie Brenan, Corinne Mani. 180 Capers Sports Council 182 Top row from left to right: Carol Reed, Claire Cartwright. Bottom row from left to right: Pam Pickett. Birdie Kennedy, Edie Durham. Elliott Sports Council 183 Seated from left to right: Gina Luria, Vicky Vidargas, Melissa Rudy, Debbie Yancy. Not Pictured: Shannon Taylor. Am I on Candid Camera??? WOW, look at that Sophomore spirit!!!!!! Come on Baby, Let’s go!!! -____ Organizations... Standing left to right: Ann A meson, Carolynn Dorn, Bonnie McDermott, Linda Bondurant, Liza Venzor, Lynn A meson, Laura Pryor, Melba Armstrong, Lisa Duperier. Seated left to right: Hiya Smith, Aggie Clements, Shelly Rockwood, Margaret Meyer, Claire Kline. Student Council Lisa Duperier......................President To encourage spirit and unity, the Laura Pryor...................Vice President Student Council organized special events for Ann Arneson..............Secretary-Treasurer Halloween Costume Day, Roaring Twenties Carolynn Dorn.............Head of Residence Day, and Valentine’s Day. During the year, AJice Clement ............................................... donations were made to the United Fund, Head of the Council of Proctors Red Cross, and Managua earthquake victims. Margaret Meyer............................. As service to the students, the Student President of Senior Class Council members provided “Care Packages,” Claire Kline.................................................. directed fire drills, sold school supplies, and Vice President of Senior Class purchased a gift for the school. 190 Liza Venzor and Bonnie McDermott wait for exiting students at a blocked fire drill exit. Hiya Smith grins as Woodstock approves the school supplies at his woodshed. Linda Bondurant, in charge of inter-school relations, pians tor the Lower School Halloween Party. Judicial Council Mrs. Helms and the Judicial Council, Laura Pryor, Ann Arneson, Lisa Duperier, and Carolynn Dorn, survey the new school catalogue. The Judicial Council is concerned with student discipline and allows students to deal with their own problems. Neither rain nor snow nor sleet keeps Missy from delivering the mail, but ... a sunny day . .. 192 Poised and peering over the podium . . . Lisa It jgn't all work Duperier reads announcements at Chapel. Now, how many work crews? 193 Headmaster’s Advisory Council The Headmaster’s Advisory Council was instituted to aid the headmaster in decision and policy-making matters. The committee consists of representatives from all phases of the school: the administration, including the headmaster, the heads of Lower and Upper School, and the assistant to the headmaster. The membership also consists of repre- sentatives from the Board of Trustees, the Parents Associa- tion, the department heads, the faculty and the student body. Meetings arc not held on a regular basis hut are called only when problems or questions arise for which there are no established policies or guidelines. Mrs. Barbara Arncson Mrs. Bcttye Clark Miss April Cox Mrs. P. B. Dawson Mrs. Barbara Puller Mrs. Ruth Helms Members: Nan Hudgins Mr. Sherwood Inklcy Caroline Jones Mrs. Joan Mellard Mrs. Vaughan B. Meyer Patti Pickett Mr. Stephen Sinclair Col. Charles South I)r. Fred Stiles Stephne Wilkens Susan Woyna 194 The Saint Mary’s Hall chapter of the Junior Classical League has had an eventful year. Culture enrichment comprised a major portion of the Latin Cluh’s activities this year. In February, the Latin Club entered the San Antonio Classical Olympics where SM11 participants competed on local and state levels. St. Mary’s Latin Department proved outstanding with SMII girls winning four blue ribbons, three red and one white. The Latin students also partici- pated in the annual conference of the Texas Classical League in Fort Worth. The traditional Homan banquet in May crowned a rewarding year. President........... Vice-President .... Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor............. .....................Dene McKenzie ...................Cindy Kaihlanen ........................Hiya Smith ..................Mrs. P. B. Dawson Latin Club Left to Right: Olga Dimas, Mrs. P. B. Dawson, Cynthia Kaihlanen, Maggie Wynn, Dene McKenzie, Billinda Wilkinson, Hiya Smith Lvnn Whitworth. 7 195 First row, left to right: Mrs. H.E. Rooney, Sponsor, J eannie McHugh, Ann Dunham. Nan Hudgins, Susan Woyna, Karen Hilliard Juliana Kuest, Margaret Meyer, Lucille Openheimer. Second row: Barbara Burkitt, Stacy Perlitz, Elizabeth Rudy, Janet Arlitt, Susan Kelley, (lina Luria, Sylvia (Jarza, Betsy Scales, Amanda Dareos, Marietta Wynn. French Club President ....................................Susan Woyna Vice President............................Jennie McHugh Secretary-Treasurer.......................Marietta Wynne Sponsor..................................Mrs. B. E. Rooney 1972-73 was an active and enjoyable year for the French Club. A French table at the dining hall at lunch was the center of attraction for all French enthusiasts as well as those acquiring a working knowledge of the language. One of the main attractions at the October Fiesta was the French garden where crapes suzettes were served hv the French Club members. Previous practice for flipping crepes in the dorm kitchens paid off for the French Club and provided a lot of fun for everyone. To enrich their French Culture, the French Club made a special visit to the Rodin exhibit at the Hemisphere Museum. The year was appropriately completed with a banquet at La Louisiane of French cuisine and pastry. 196 Even with the requirement for each member to be taking or to have taken two years of Spanish, the Spanish Club is one of the largest organizations at SMIL In October, the Spanish Club provided a Mexican food booth at Fiesta serving nachos and providing a flavorful Mexican atmosphere. A trip to Laredo in the spring is planned by the Spanish Club, attempting to pick up a little culture and education along with the shopping and fun. President.....................................Carolyn Rott Vice-President...............................Alice Clement Secretary-Treasurer....................................Liz Martin Sponsor...............................................Mrs. Reilly Spanish Club f ront row: Carol Schaffir, Melba Armstrong, Alice Reynolds, Lisa Venzor, Susan Kelley, Lis MacNutt, Diane Dilworth, Melissa Rudy, Aggie Clements, Liz Martin, Carolyn Root. Alice Clement, Davy Dillard, Ann Ameson, Joci Spector, Rack row: Janet Rauerle Lynne Whitworth Jennie McHugh, India Chumney, Stacy Periitz, Carolyn Jones, CynthLs Kaihlanen, Janie Smith, Katherine Foree, Barbara Burkitt, Julia Irvin Carla Brundage, Cara Gibbs, Phvlis Alexander, Virginia Gibbs, Cathy Best, Linda Bertetti, Lea Whitis, Betsy Nixon, Kdie Durham Margaret Meyer, Betsy Scales. 197 Kindling school spirit this year was a deep concern and subsequent achievement of the Animation Club. President............ Vice-President . . . . See re t ary -Treasu rer Sponsor.............. generous amount of hard candy at the rallies. The Hockey Zone Tournament held at SMH in February was hosted by the Animation Club. The gym was decorated extensively with posters and welcome signs for St. John’s Rinkaid, Greenhill, St. Stephen’s and Trinity Valley. The Animation Club was always ready with refreshments and provided lunches of sandwiches, cookies and soft drinks for all the teams. Animation Club .... Corinne Mani . . . Mary Ballenger .Leslie McDermott Miss Cathryn Craig Working with the cheerleaders, the Animation Club sponsored pep rallies in chapel before all the varsity games and tournaments. They decorated the players’ lockers in purple and white, and they gave each varsity player a Front row: left to right: Me she lie King, Bonnie McDermott, Page Fuller, Leslie McDermott, Pam Manitzas, Carol Mani, Corinne Mani, Lynn Ameson, Leslie Smith, Patti Dave. Middle row: left to right: Claire Kline, Anne Bleakley, Mary FrazeII, Marion Atherton, Kris Love, Linda Lozano, Margaret Meyer, Linda Bertetti, Beth Fawcett, Barbara Burkitt, Carolyn Boot. Back row: left to right: Jean Snell, Carolyn Kodriguez, Roween Weems, Julia Irvin, Mary Ballenger, Cathy McClure, Debbie Brennan, Birdie Kennedy Anne Dunham. 198 mmmmsmmmrnm Baron Bunch In its initial year at SMH, the Baron Bunch has contributed tremendously to the sports department. The Bunch is actually a letterman's club open to any girl in any of the varsity sports. Money raising for the sports department was a major goal of the “Bunch this year. In the fall, under industrious leadership, the Baron Bunch was selling balloons at the Alamo Heights 100th Anniversary Celebration. The “Bunch also sponsored an ice cream sale at McArthur Bark with games and gallons of ice cream homemade by the faculty. The Baron Bunch are planning a bicycle trip to North East Preserve for later in the year. There is also considera- tion for a picnic and a weekend retreat, including canoeing on the Guadalupe. President.......................................Sarah Bean Vice President.........................................Pam Pickett Secretary-Treasurer..................................Patti Pickett Sponsor.............................Coach Thomas Clemons 199 Down stage: Joci Spector, Leigh Parkhouse, Marion Atherton, Stacey Periitz, Billinda Wilkinson. Center Stage: Lucille Oppenheimer, Melissa Rudy, Carol Schaffir. Carla Brundage, Janie Smith, Betsy Nixon, Phyllis Alexander, Crls Love, Birdie Kennedy, Sylvia Gar .a, Dene McKenzie. Up Stage: Col. South, Liz MacNutt, Ann Ameson, Ann Paxton, Judy Wipke, Lisa Ward, Cynthia Kaihlanen, Sarah Johnson, Susan Woyna. Drama Club The Drama Club of 1972-73 organized quickly and the first meeting was called on September 4. The Drama Club officers were announced and the new Drama Club constitu- tion was read. The drama department worked diligently the first weeks of school and by October 4, put on several successful productions of TIIK S I AK SPANGLED GIlvL. A production of ARSENIC AND OLD LACE was staged in May and was an outstanding show of the SMH Drama Club potential. A night of one-act plays was held for student entertain- ment later in the school year. A series of six workshops was held by the Drama Club in order to educate the cast and crew along more professional standards. Kathy Keiffer and Gary Schnuriger in THE STAR SPANGLED GIRL searching for a remedy for a sick society. 200 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE was born one Sunday afternoon at a script-reading session to Chip Harper, Susan Woyna, and Lisa Duperier. 201 The SMH Hiding Club has been quite active this 1972-73 school year. The El Dorado and CQ stables were used by the Riding Club for riders on Western and English saddle. Several ponies were provided by the Riding Club for the school fiesta. The ponies, owned by members Janet Arlitt and Lisette Old, were ridden by small children but were led by the Riding Club members. October 29 brought a trail ride for the club members. I he riders started at CQ stables and rode for two hours. Upon their return to the stables, the hungry riders were served hot dogs and cokes. I he Riding Club held it annual banquet on February 7, at the Bam Door Restaurant. Two speakers, associated with the Olympic IVntathalon team, were guests at the banquet. The SMH Riding Club has traditionally ridden English in the Battle of Flowers Parade held this year on April 27. However, this year Western saddle will he permitted although the English habit will still be used. The annual Horse Show is April 29 and the SMH riders plan to enter eight class competitions. President..............................................Lea Whitis Vice-President...............................Anne Dunham Secretary-Treasurer..................................Janet Arlitt Sponsor...............................................Col. Johnson Riding Club .... ••••� , I'U L'liiaiu, L7UMII • wtlld. OCtUIK Hudgins, Liz MacNutt. I rudy Mallory, Maggie Wynn. Top Row: Maggie Binney. Leda Norris. Standing: Col. Johnson. 202 Left to right: Mrs. Mathis. Lynne Whitworth. Joci Spector, Kris Love. Lisa Want. Janet Arlitt, Judy Wipke, Leigh Parkhouse. Aggie Clements, Jennie McHugh, Susan Woyna. Mu Alpha Theta The Saint Mary’s Hall Math Club is actually a branch of the national mathematics organization. Mu AI pa Theta. In order to be a full member, a student must have at least a B average in all mathematics works and he presently studying Algebra II or above. However, those students with a B average or better and presently studying Geometry (an become associate members. The 1972-73 Math Club kept busy with various activities. One Friday, February 16, interested math stu- dents and several teachers went to the University ol Texas at Austin for the Advancement of Science and Mathematics Teaching. The twenty-fourth annual Mathematics Examina- tion in March, the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Convention in Houston in April, and the Alamo Area Council of Teachers of Mathematics Tourna- ment here in San Antonio in May, were some special activities of Mu Alpha Theta. President..................................Leigh Parkhouse Vice-President.......................................Jennie McHugh Secretary-Treasurer..................................Jennie McHugh Sponsor Mrs. J. M. Mathis 203 Capers: Captain .....................................Carol Reed Lieutenants..................................Edie Durham Birdie Kennedy Jr. Rep’s ....................................Pam Pickett Claire Cartwright Elliotts: Captain ............................................Vicky Vidargas Lieutenants..........................................Gina Luria Debbie Yancey Jr. Rep’s ........................................Shannon Taylor Melissa Rudy Sponsor..............................................Miss Craig The 1972-73 Sports Council has adopted new methods for promoting intra-mural participation and spirit. Any All-Star player on either the Caper or Elliott team was given an All-Star T-shirt. In order to pay for these shirts, the Sports Council sponsored several money-raising projects, such as cake raffles, and baked potato and cookie sales. In January homemade lollipops were awarded to girls having shown spirit and participation in the Capers-Elliotts games. The Sports Council was in charge of selling school T-shirts and sweat shirts to students and faculty of Upper and Lower School. Although the sells were not profitable, the project was successful in raising school spirit. One of the main functions of the Sports Council is to check for proper uniforms; students are usually in watch for the Yellow Sports Council ties. Sports Council Standing Left to Right: Pam Pickett, Birdie Kennedy, Carol Reed, Edie Durham, Gina Luria, Shannon Tavlor, Vicky Vidargas, Melissa Rudv Seated: Miss Cathryn Craig 204 From left to right: Lisa Shelton, Katherine Force, Elizabeth Pryor, Iris Wittbold, Janie Smith, Stacey Perlitz, Tish Wittbold, Melissa Rudy, Diane Dillworth. Ann Paxton, Elizabeth Rudy. Not pictured. Missy Dorn, Head of Residence. Residence Council The Residence Council consists of two or three members each from forms nine through twelve. With the help of Mrs. Couch, the social director, plans are made for weekends and dances with boys’ schools situated nearby. Week-day activity, such as the Wednesday picnics during the warmer afternoons, are arranged hv the council with activities such as tug-o-war, pool fights and kite-flying contests. Weekend activities consist of concerts, theatres, and the usual option of San Antonio’s fine restaurants. Of course the students prefer the large meals followed by the cine or other interesting activity. During November, the council helped load the entire boarding department on school buses and in school station-wagons and hauled everyone to a lot of fun and good Shakey’s pizza. Designed to improve dormitory life, the Residence Council is always open to suggestions from boarding students. Head of Residence............................Missy Dorn Director.....................................Mrs. Couch 205 First Row Left to Right: Diane Dilworth, Retsy Nixon, Judy Wipke, Carol Schaffir, Cynthia kaihlancn, Lynn A meson, Mysae Light, Carol Reed, Lisa Ward. Second Row Left to Right: Marrietta Wynne, India Chumney, Beth Fawcett. Third Row: Joci Spector, Katherine Foree, Janie Smith, Birdie Kennedy, Jennie McHugh. Last Row: Mr. Robert Cullins. La Reata Editor.......................................Judy Wipke Co-editor.................................Alicia Spencer Sponsor................................Mr. Robert Cullins taking advantage of empty dorm space in junior dorm, a completely novice yearbook staff set to work feverishly on the 1973 La Reata. Several members of the staff attended yearbook seminars and briefings in the early part of the school year, and brought back many ideas and chang es that were incorporated in the 73 yearbook. By early October the Summer Supplement to the 1972 annual had arrived and the staff was well pleased with its initial efforts. With a publishing date scheduled for the first part of May, the staff worked long and hard to meet the early deadlines. By the middle of February the last deadline was met, but photographers continued taking pictures for the next Summer Supplement to be added the following sum mer. 206 The Walrus is the physical representation of mental creativity at SMU. The editor is a member of the Creative Writing and Perception class, hut the literary magazine is essentially an all-school effort. Contributions are requested from students beginning in September. Distribution is scheduled for May 10. With an outstanding background in journalistic awards, the Walrus achieved even higher goals this year. Editor .............................Birdie Kennedy Sponsor............................Mrs. Joan Mellard Walrus Left to Right: Martha Kirby, Trudy Mallory, Janie Smith, Mrs. Joan Mellard, Phyllis Alexander, Betsy Seales, Birdie Kennedy, George Shadle. 207 Sponsor Miss April Cox Wake-up Carolyn . . . where are the Bobsey twins??- . . . Shut-up!! . . . Debbie, did you sec that movie last night? . . . What persuasion? . . . Field trips ... It’s time to work on the paper, again . . . Who wants what? . . . Our favorite class . . . The Hallmark newspaper underwent revisions and innovations with impressive results. The newly formed Mass Media class edits the paper. The editorship rotates amoung the twelve class members with two different girls working as co-editors each month. The Hallmark is published monthly, giving each set «f editors a chance to publish the paper. Hallmark Left to Right: Lea Whitis, Edie Durham, Janie Smith, Betsy Nixon, Katherine Foree, Ruth Mead 208 Left to Right: Catherine Foree, Tish Wittbold, Lisa Shelton, Mrs. Joan Mellard Film Society Three years ago, the Film Society began as a means of providing entertainment for the boarders and day students of Saint Mary’s Hall. The Society brings a variety of films to the campus, always a mixture of foreign, classic and just enjoyable films, providing not only entertainment but also a great educational opportunity. President....................................Lisa Shelton Sponsor.................................Mrs. Joan Mellard 209 The Choral Cluh at SMH has been a rewarding accomplishment for all that participated this year. There is more than simply tri-weekly attendence involved with Mrs. Swain as a challenging Choral Club director. In December and again in January the members sang at the St. Matthew’s Methodist Church. The choir also sang at a Chinese restaurant and an old folks home. Positioned in the upstairs section of the school library overlooking the lounge, the Choral Club sang several selections of carols during the Christmas Vesper service on campus. President.....................................Felix Smith ice-President...........................Melba Armstrong Secretary-Treasurer.............................Nan Hudgins Sponsor................................................Mrs. Swain Choral Club l,eft to Right: Nan Hudgins, Jennie McHugh. I,aura Kirby, Melba Armstrong, Leslie Smith. Mrs. J. R. Swain, Cathy Caton, Martha Kirby 210 Left to Right: Carol Schaffir, Betsy Nixon, Mary Ballenger, Davy Dillard Chapel Committee Calendar of Events . . . School Registration Carol Reed and l.isa Duperier helped keep registration running smoothly. Dormitory students brought everything they could find to school. 214 Across: Freshman Christi Buffington picks up the dictionaries for her F nglish class on the first day of school. Below: Film Society, anyone?! Lower School Library before the distribution of the books. 215 Hockey Season Begins!! Oh, my aching muscles!! Nuff said!! 216 Senior Black Tie Skit and Blue Tie Ceremony Above: Two happy seniors, Tish Wittbold and Nan Hutchinson, after receiving their blue tie and class rings. Left: Lisa Duperier receiving her blue tie from Mrs. Helms. 217 Fiesta!! Is THIS all I get? You’re making a BIG mistake! 218 Carol Reed sitting tight over imminent waters. Faculty Champions Over Students in Hockey Game (2-1) 219 Charge!! Halloween Happenings Birds of a feather .. . How friendly is Casper? The devil made me do it! 220 Christmas Dance-Hem isfair River Room First Annual Elizabethan Evening On Thursday evening, January 18th, the Senior English students of Saint Mary’s Hall created an Elizabethan evening. Much planning and research went into this project; authentic foods, dining utensils, costumes, music, and dancing were the result. The festive atmos- phere featured appearances by not only musicians and dancers, but also a fierce green dragon. Everyone agreed it was truly an evening to remember and repeat—a new tradition for Saint Mary’s Hall. The tables in the granary of the San Jose Mission were covered with meats, fruits and cheeses. Wench Debbie Yancy served wassail to all present. 222 Howene Weems just has to find out what an icicle tastes like. 224 Swimming, anyone? Father’s Day Postponed Because of Snow!! Valentine’s Day “Dating Game” IN MEMORIAM: WALTER GRAY DAVIS Invaluable Trustee and Devoted Friend From the Students and Faculty of Saint Mary’s Hall Conclusion As we reflect upon the past year, memories of joyous jubilees, mournful moments, comic escapades, and hours of harrowing homework are bouyed up with thoughts for the future. The mixed emotions of graduation and leaving friends we may not see again make May 26th a day that we will face with some apprehension as well as anticipation. But even though our futures will be as varied as our pasts have been, our friendships are bonded by the experiences we have shared at S. M. H. Alicia Spencer Co-editor • T REGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE SIMMENTAL BRAHMA CROSSES HEAT-TEMPERED FOR SOUTH TEXAS DIAMOND-O RANCH W. B. Osborn, Jr., owner Congratulations to ELIZABETH and the Class of ’73 THE MACNUTTS TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE March 10, 1972 ... Prison Camp at Sequin, this is it? ... Renee ... Got to get that spirit stick .. . Rock-out in the halls ... Smile, Smile, Smile, Yell ... We lost our sponsor ... Ice-cream cones and cheeseburgers . .. Sharp! . . . Can’t wait to get back to S.A. .. . TGIF .. . Last ones to leave camp . . . Jack and the Cadillac .. . Cream the Marines . .. Jingles Coach . .. How’s your PMA? . .. You’ve Come a Long Way Cathie McClure Woopee . . . Woopee . . . Woooopee! Mother-Daddy Gary-T ippy-Pardner 233 To Mother and Daddy: A special thanks for your patience, love, and devotion throughout my five years at SMH. Love, Gina HAPPY HB DAYS Compliments of a friend! Congratulations to my little sweetheart Love, HANNS Left to Right Concepcion Kenedy Melissa Rudy Puddy Rudy Carolyn Root Stacy Perlitz Something I must remember as I say farewell to all of the wonderful friends I made during my two years at SMH “When you part from your friend, you grieve not; for that which you love most in him may be clearer in his a absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain.” r Kahlil Gibran Take Care and be happy, CAROL 235 “And gladly wolde he lerne, and gladly teche.” Chaucer We have learned gladly; we hope we have taught gladly. CONGRATULATIONS AND GOODBYE TO OUR SENIORS ?• a - s (2. ’st rt CLuJu O' ? ' Congratulations to LAURA and to a very special Class of 73 THE PRYORS 237 HER CHOICE Store: DuBose because it’s important that her carpet be installed with at least the same attention to detail as she gives to her dinner parties. Join the smart homemakers who are making DuBose their flooring store. Wood Parkay Armstrong Sheet Vinyls Shop at home; phone 225-2844 a flooring consultant will bring samples to your door so you may shop comfortably at home and match your decor perfectly. Of course there is no obligation. DuBose Carpet Floors 905 San Pedro 225-2844 You’re free! To everyone that helped me this year I want to thank you. But I to hold especially want to ) you down thank these people lo|now. Claire the Bear Melissa Have fun! Sarita Johnson Missy Diane Dillworth Carey f an' Grave Mothers Club • Love, Puddy 238 TRUIY AN ARTIST WITH A CAMERA” -7 S MITH PHOTOGRAPHERS 2118 N. MAIN AVE. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS PE 5-5245 The final philosophy lesson to class of 73 to believe only possibilities, is not faith but mere philosophy Thomas Browne and Barbara Fuller To Sheri and John: Thanks for all you’ve done for me. You’re two of the sweetest people in the world and 1 wish you all the happiness possible! j Lucilly Please Return Books Promptly Your Ever-Loving Librarian Congratulations to the class of 73, especially to Wendy Graves. Mr. and Mrs. Katz Congratulations Anne Love, Mom and Dad SINCE 1928 Burglar Fire Alarm Patrol—Guards—Investigation nLiTiir Stanley Smith Security, Inc. 824-0564 For a Super Treat, Visit Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream Store 2443 Nacodgoches Rd. Hello ... Good bye. RAC CONGRATULATIONS HALL SPRINKLER COMPANY Hallmark of a Beautiful Lawn CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’73 AND ESPECIALLY TO WENDY. MRS. DONNA HENRY To Mother and Daddy: Thanks for putting me through 12 years of a good thing. 239 t flnmev sikxp ANN TOBIN ROWLAND 1995 NACOGDOCHES RD. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS 78209 824-6770 Cheers Class of 73 6700 NORTH NEW BRAUNFELS SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS 78209 ROBERT S. GARMAN CHARLES B. THOMPSON [CCJ I Roses are red, V iolets are blue, Glad that you graduated, wish I had too. Congratulations, Katherine Janie Caren C. Root Alice Tish Nan Congratulations, Seniors EDWARD’S JEWELRY AND GIFTS CHAMBERLAINS JEWELRY AND GIFTS CSr-lVrktfMty) 'fe Q. 0a Hi % § . p fyvl 0 0. 0 ve 240 EMORY M. SPENCER Oil Gas’ ‘ Land CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Rockport, Texas 512 729-5484 Ganados Selectos, S.deR.L. de C.V. Congratulations, Seniors Apartado Postal 117 Tampico, Tamps Mexico Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS El Rancho JOCI Supermarkets, Inc. and the Seniors of '73 Two Stores in Brownsville 242 Coipus Christi Is... Sea gulls ducking through white buildings jutting over white sand and curving streets. A sparkling blue bay frosting with white as the Gulf breeze stirs in the afternoon. Corpus Christi is a smile from the stranger you bumped on the street and the gleam and glisten of water droplets on tanned skin and the glint of cars moving on wide thor- oughfares in the early morning. And new buildings where nothing was before and rafts of homes and water and sky and sand and a place to be. Corpus Christi is all of this and more. That’s why we're here. And why you should be, too. Corpus Christi Bank Trust Member FDIC 243 GENERAL CONTRACTOR X.y 5ELLj k COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL CIVIL We Are A First Class Licensed Contractor With Offices Conveni- ently Located Throughout The Country........ Recent Completed Contracts...... TRANS LIBYA: Network of 55 Micro-wave Relay Stations. TRIPOLI: Military Headquarters: 160 Mile High Tension Line; Residential Housing SEBHA: ---------- Broad Casting Station RAGUBA: Permanent Camp Facilities Accomodating 250 People Including Cinema, Offices, and Recreational Area. 244 CONGRATULATIONS BENGHAZI: 1200 Spat Theatre, Secondary High School P.O.B. 260 Benghazi Libyan Arab Republic P.Q. B. 2559 Tripoli Libyan Arab Republic TOBRUQ: Regional Military Headquarters BREGA: Residential Family Housing, Industrial Training Center, Mechanical Work LNG Plant, Refinery and Producing Facilities ZELTEN: Restaurant and Recreation Facili- ties accomodating TOO; control and office buildings CONTACT A. Magid Afanah Vice President SENIORS GUTHRIE PHARMACY Prescriptions-Gift Shop 2150 Austin Highway 655-2110 FREE DELIVERY ACACIA MUTUAL LIFE Claud D. Taylorjr. UOm. Ao-U P Registered Representative Member New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange SCHNEIDER-BERNET AND HICKMAN, INC. GPM Life Bldg. Central Park 341-6601 FLORESVILLE NURSING HOME Floresville, Texas SAM A. NIXON, M.D. General Manager BETTY TEMPLE Adminstrator 1811 6th St. Phone 393-2591 247 THE PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL AGENCY FOR YOU DICK SWANTNER BLOIS BRIDGES DOGGY McCLURE,C.P.C.U. JERRY HUNT jZvantner „Hi Jordon insurance agency, inc. P.O. DRAWER 870 401 N. SHORELINE DIAL 512 883-1711 CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS 78403 GOOD LUCK SENIORS It has been from OLD MOTHER” HELMS a great year, Class Sponsor Seniors EL CENTRO PHARMACY Across from the Hospital Congratulations ! Brownsville, Texas Congratulations to DONNA SMITH Grandpop and Uncle Paul 'yJ CARL’S FURNITURE 1H35 at Pat Booker Road 248 FLORESVILLE is the home of: The Floresville Annual Peanut Festival The Floresville 1st Division Tiger Band The Floresvillle Fighting Tigers District 29A-A Football Champions Health Hill Great friends and me. I’ve made it through S.M.H. (even if it did cause a little blood, sweat, and tears.) Thanks Mom, Dad, and Tribe. 249 MODERN ABSTRACT TITLE COMPANY Abstracts Title Insurance Aransas County only Rockport, Texas 78382 512 729-5484 Courtesy of • ICI AMP� 4 CCTA- ISLAND ESTATES Carl C. Krueger, Jr., Developer Rockport, Texas .. . Until one is committed there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness. Concerning all aets of initiative (and creation), there is one elementary truth, the ignorance of which kills countless ideas and splendid plans: that the moment one definitelv commits oneself, then Providence moves too. All sorts of things occur to help one that would never otherwise have occured. A whole stream of events issues from the decision, raising in one’s favor all manner of unforeseen incidents and meetings and material assistance, which no man could have dreamt would have come his way: I have learned a deep respect for one of Goethe’s couplets: Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. W. H. Murray CONGRATULATIONS Alice and Seniors Allegre Interiors To: Mr. Inkley Mrs. Flood J ac'k Mrs. Inkley Mrs. Helms Bill Grandmother Mr. Cullins Tommy Dave Coach Jingles Diane Darlene Miss Craig John S. Col. South Mrs. Rowe John M. Col. Johnson Sarge” T.M. Mrs. Crowe Mrs. Bohner Chester Bear Mr. Crowe Mr. Mrs. Whitis Lucille Senor Galvez Mr. Mrs. Lentz Wayne Mrs. Fuller Mr. Mrs. Mathis Alice Mrs. Mellard Mr. Mrs. Mac Nutt Carolyn Mr. Sinclair Lea Cathy Jane Sheri Mary Mrs. Eckstrum Mindy Carol Mrs. Tidwell Liz Pat Felix Sue Mrs. Shaffer Debbie Claire and.. . last but most of all, to Mother and Daddy I love you. . . and thanks for all you have given me. I could not have done it without you all. Thanx 253 THE KING RANCH, INC. says Bully for you, heifers p.s. we love you JOANNOU 6r PARASKEVAIDES LTD. Building Civil Engineering Contractors Specialists for all types of Prefabricated Buildings HEAP OFFICI 1, Byron Avenue P.O.Box 1178 Tel. 4354-5-6-7 Nicosia, Cyprus The J. P. portable prefabricated housing unit is the latest answer to the problem of pro- viding comfortable living conditions to people working in far away places. J.P PREFABRICATION CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Congratulations and Good Luck Seniors of ’73 from J-D 4NC Home of 'HOWDYJONES’ 255 MACE Mechanical and Civil Engineering Contractors BRANCHES Mace Inter national-Beirut-Lebanon Mace Libya-Box 2993, Benghazi Mace- Marsa Brega, Libya 256 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS TRANSFER £ STORAGE CO P. O. BOX 18407 OSCAR B. GASTRING PRESIDENT SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78218 PHONE: A C 512 - 653-1515 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 73 AUTHORIZED AGENT . . . United Wan Lines MOVING WITH CARE .. EVERYWHERE® 257 CALL IT DEVIL’S IVY OR POTHOS GROWERS OF TROPICAL FOLIAGE FOR OVER 50 YEARS Magic Valley Ornamental Nursery Inc. Drawer M Pharr, Texas 78577 y IcCC noJ op r ui [rtCLf_ p liij ® % ;s£f r 2 yt p 4prcp - umxo b t 'sn , uop ,7 njd?v _« , . ii ?t ft ' dfe-'a’S « r- $ 14 tf vw 'fxsjacOfRu Sk Wp or) 73rac7T rr J r$$4 vli Jfe£j t eV ’CV 5 k y £ «+ J y V k c ‘ 4l Z l lilH h c nS d -J ’K ft - 4 r 4 J? , f£v €t QJL RESTAURANT SPECIALIZING IN' MEXICAN DISHES LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINES CAPITAL AVE FOOD TO GO STUFFED PEPPERS IMPORTED FROM MEXICO AIR CONDITIONED CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN 11 AM 'TIL 10 PM (FRI SAT TIL 11 PM) OWNER OPERATED 2910 SOUTH CONGRESS HWY 81 SO. (JUST ACROSS FROM ST. EDWARDS UNIV.) I don’t think I can repay everyone who has helped me and given me so many opportunities at S.M.H., but thanks so much: Grandma Ruth Robert Mr. and Mrs. Clemons Uncle Bob Gina Miss Terrazas Mrs. Phillips Betsy S. Mr. and Mrs. Crowe Mrs. Peak Betsy N. Miss Cox Nana and Grandad Carolyn Mrs. Rowe Mike Alice Col. South Mimi Barbara Col. Johnson Neil Liz Mrs. Fuller Gail Tish Mrs. Helms John Felix Miss Craig Susan Birdie and last but not least, The Administration and Mr. Inkley Ruth 260 cJke C-Rose Shop Congratulations Tish and Lisa THE WITTBOLDS LOVE AND CONGRATULATIONS From MOM AND DAD 262 LET A TRINITY STUDENT TELL YOU ABOUT THE TRINITY PLAN TRINITY UNIVERSITY The University in the Sun 715 Stadium Drive 736-7011 Congratulations, Patty You will always be our baby, Love, Mother and Daddy Thanks Mom and Dad for all the wonderful things you have done for me to help me through my 12 years of school! 263 Praise the Lord, Mama, I’ve finally made it. Thanks for four years that I’ll never forget. Stephne 1034 Austin St. 226-5344 THREE LOCATIONS TO SERVE SAN ANTONIO DOWNTOWN II?) N MAIN AvE TO84 aamoi north central TtoS SAN PEDNO AVI T� ?16 14« 0'06 sooth s oe '603 SW MMLITARV DM TO?1 W3 7701 264 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 La Louisiane alias “Amanda’s Bar Grill” French Cuisine 2632 Broadway Phone 225-7984 Sunset Ridge: Men’s Wear and Shoe Repair 6422 N. New Braunfels __________826-5301___________ Congratulations to the Class of 1973 for coming this far Good Luck!!! Let’s run down toj and As. Remember Christmas with Rick and Dave. I just love you to death. All the seniors and Iris and Elizabeth. Wish Stacy would stay around the weekend. Love Lisa and Nan. Go to bed! My best friend Emily! Black-White Saddle Shoes Trodding down the corridor Personalities phy,lis Mom Dad Thanks just isn’t Enough for all You two have Done for me. Love you so Much, ‘BABY C” Congratulations Taco Queen 72, 73! S. Cunningham Glad you made it Caroline, Janie, and Melissa. We’ll miss ya PUNKS! Love Kerry, Shannon and Marietta. Thanks V. B. for the generous ad you bought. (I still love you anyway) 266 Compliments of: SAN ANTONIO LOAN TRUST CO. BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 1973 From the Management of: VILLA TANGLEWOOD APARTMENTS LESTER J. LAIRD THOMAS L. BRUNDAGE DOROTHY W. LEOPOLD To Annie— We’ll never forget “Run Amuck” . . . Gorgeous Gordon Green Eyes . . . sniff ... I can’t believe that’s a frog. . . Ann, what do I do?? . . . Blah, Blah, Blah, What? ... Is it better than a bitten? ... We just have to stop being friends . . . my mind is going . . . good deal Lucille . . . THE cat . . . Pepe Gonzales . . . Annie Greensprings .. . Shirley Temple. Thanks for the past seventeen years! The Shoe Box Alamo Heights North Star Mall Wonderland Congratulations Patty With All My Love Pierce OAK PARK DRUG It costs no more to shop in luxury 824-7542 1965 Nacogdoches Rd. San Antonio, Texas Let Us Be Part Of Your Future 268 Congratulations to our Varsity Seniors: Sarah Bean, Alice Clement, Patty Daye, Edie Durham, Wendy Graves, Birdie Kennedy, Gina Luria, Liz MacNutt, Carol Reed, Betsy Scales, Felix Smith, Dene McKenzie, Patti Pickett, Laura Pryor, Vicki Vidargas We’ll miss you! The Booster Club Compliments of: GILLESPIE MOTOR CO. 2300 Broadway FELICITATIONES A DE LISA MYRA, IGGIE, Y KITTIE CONGRATULATIONS! Carol Schaffir Sherry Schaffir Best Wishes from: QTarter Capital, nc. 1804 NE LOOP 4 269 The big difference © in banking... First National BsnK or Ban Amomo Memoer Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations Seniors ’73 SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 2221 Broadway 227-2268 6322 San Pedro 344-2384 1942 N. St. Mary’s 223-8751 2219 Brees 824-5011 MITCHELL’S DEPARTMENT STORE “House of Famous Fashions” 1705 Pat Booker Road Universal City, Texas 78148 Phone: 658-0078 270 Hv-� � ) -u � 7 r 5j ifO-D S § - $ J d Hi b H -— _ gir 3i ?MhVS aHi ° '3 _0J) s. w f«8--iw? 4 °-v- sfr Qi - r 3 i® J x .tbt ho sum 3_5 _ . ' - l N- . VN S 0 r 7? - -% vc u y Dv |;jf ,'sPj«V, . it « Rrtl—I ri i5 p.« ■4 b£ llri COUiCAOO' 5yP£RX ; Ws3 S| a V|t(c.rn 'xN,, V- ji roREKPRp . - w : ••“• £ .l-fl tE U _ 9 f BJ y� 3f r ,U tp (N $ , Vs C'C r J -9 % Prtv«fc A ft '- U ca ||| £ . ?r“,o -p Ttv-. b-f J° 4 X X$ ? Xc £ 0 U ?AtJZjry f y€M g r i k n -. ., THE- «as A w Z;FUhr u t-., -J -i • -JssgT- - “ok X-ife s tfST PWNV v 'cvw? Chwfew:- , : Jn rr —i7V_ ' T , - TER PI muo chip' FrdWCf T5 « TAC0 £ PACO!!! 4 nt LizA'5 m v.tv' m- 272 A C°WGR TuUT|0t(g N K tUehine: FOKKET j •T wwwcrmehiiedmti Thanks Mom and Dad for all you have done for me. Love, Lea Congratulations and Best Wishes for years to come Polly Dawson Margaret Mathis Shesne, Thanks for 11 years of just being a sister. Lauren Big Sister Stephne- Remember: “I’ll throw you over the balcony” .. . “the kick in the wrong place” . . . “the bloody lip” .. . “Hank’s not going to call” ... “the griping about getting up too early in the morning” ... “I can’t take this much longer” . .. “the violent fights.” But we’ve always made it through—and now you’ve finally really made it; you’re a woman and I love you for it. Your Little Sister Mommy and Daddy: Thanks is not enough for all that you’ve done for me. I love you, Vicky Pammv You’re an O.K. sister, you really Why didn’t my fairy godmother give me an AP Biology Class? Congratulations VICKY With all our love, MOMMY DADDY Alice- You probably wonder what you’ve been living with for the past three years. This is it: a big stomach and no ... ! love ya, Patti 273 S U ft Cathy McClure Debbie Brennan Mary Ballenger Debbie Yancy Amanda Doreas Margaret Meyer DOMINICK DOMINICK, INCORPORATED 214 Soledad Street, San Antonio, Texas 78205 Phone (512) 227-9311 Member New York and other leading Stock Exchanges 274 Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 73 to CRYSTAL CITY CAREN BOYLE MACHINE SHOP and 422 N. AVE. A. SENIORS OF 73 CRYSTAL CITY TEXAS Good Luck to the Seniors and especially to my psychology class. Watch out for extra credit in college! Stephen R. Sinclair Compliments of: Bueche Furniture 354 Lauda Street New Braunfels, Texas When in Beaumont, locate pistol. She shoots anything! H. T. Duperier Congratulations And Best Wishes To MISSY And Her Compadres 3+icK Loot� : IS 7 nooncicy — RocK- fsKVmo plan - CctmailA. “ I u e«o fa.n-to Pi'caiC Snow- H pday - LQ P £ Qj |l — g UWWSfUS-J e-� TN S15 °° v v v u .... n -I «M +ho « uAio d «• . flufk. to OA fA ■!« � W « Actn. cov� — H -p 0-0 ' dKCAOt ••• 0 © © © © © © ______ 23c C«ttc F l«X «mos Od xx. P.G. 0 0 0 C7 Loves vw C7 f PG O ' o The Kni hfs C0U0 CtuejL d is pc w ... cox... moR � n 0 ... (YXOOOYH! S Fa CES' @ Lo Py ia. ' 0 r � ki L % . VM Thank-you Mama and Daddy I love you, Betsy Thanks Mom and Dad Luv, Ann(e) x o+Oirvy rrcrri .. weyuoi' � S aftt ,nyour rmrv « £ S DIEFSO vvtUMMi.rowikrtw GTS XTS ‘ WlWoOFOi (OOW) IM SOdlbappoIMKcl SWKWN PHIU.1 £ V WHt If fc toe S AU. ©Oft r ©Nfey «,£ ; Pfttrey ( DAM £ BOVSW-V v MAt x « ( .•■ H6VV bePttfcSSINQ' Ht fc OfV DREAMOXJ WMfctfc 60N BON OlC PlANS 1 j tvXi ' over o� now leaf Geometry ? |i. iC Vfvs av, OWlfeV. A KllAp OOfclTOtl� C t'VC.ANTt VV6 . e e born to Be oiocoty schocarv t)ONoefcBAK. s V • cove ecN'ON sfVOW a M€ACtH PQOu VS et «. etvo 1- covt XA .txECBACirA 3u-,r ojc . O Coke -DfcwdJU 5’ T NAThAW UVlMtitteN1 SeAWU. ntW UOfTXis t WfeCOKOfcK. 'Hi. N NLfc. V At ( W . t� C 1 ‘ MWOIN tIS i. W 276 LOVE AND CONGRATULATIONS TO SARAH From Frank, Mom, David, Peter, Clyde, Gert, Nin, George, Nancy, Sue Ann, Kin, Julie, John, Susan, Lynn, Woody Jr., Greg, Jeff Compliments of your Daddy, Lucille. YOU DID IT! Blankets . . . preparing for the outside world. You clearly made the grade . . . Oh such a great occasion ... Now you’re on your way to college . . . Great joy for you . . . Rather sad for you Mom and Dad And sister too; Take with you our love . . . Utilize your time wisely . . . Loyalty and friends will be yours . . . Allot some time for us . . . Time will he scarce indeed .. . Ideas for the future will abound . .. Order of mind is at hand, Now is the hour . .. Success is waiting for you! Donna! we are so very proud On this your graduation. New Worlds are open to you, Nevertheless, we will always be near . . . Anticipate now, more than ever! Mom and Dad ’73 278 Best Wishes From Charter Thanks for the memories— Melissa: the good times we had at the Military Ball and everything that went with it. Puddy: the fun weekends howling, “Lobo l,a Lech,” and our visits to the Bohner's. Sarah J.: our all night parties and continual rap sessions. Iliya S.: a fun Thanksgiving vacation. Sarah H.: our crazy nights in the dorm. Lisa: for putting up with me for a whole year and Mardi Gras 73. Birbie: the Christmas Dance and the parties that followed. Good luck throughout life and thank you for helping me through my first year here. I’ll miss you. Luv you all, D. S. Dilworth We’re glad too, Sabrina vbuz.'L inio Beevalle. v Countd i s lobo C£Xm to the. Ci 4oSe.e. U)lnp | 1 Be. is cdl abou b ooo dbSSef 13 ' t lie bopeb See rvretfu ol JI ,n 2)ee_ 279 A Special Hoorah for our twelve year girls: Lucille, Ann, Dene, and Joci in spite of Dirty shoes, Short skirts, “Navy, White, and Black’ EVERYTHING! Staying up ’till all hours, Art Notebooks, and EXAMS! Thank-you, Mother and Daddy % All my love, $ Alicia —■ ,— ROCKPORT the after-parties Hook em Ho r ns 283 Dear Roberta: Congratulations. After five years we still think it was worth it. Don’t you? Good luck. Love, Mother and Daddy MISSISSIPPI IS... The land of opportunity The place where drinking age is 18 The home of the Mississippi Queens EMILY MARGARET MAGGIE 284 For my “Million Dollar Girl” Lisa Dee. Love always, Aunt Cile During these past twelve years, many people have had a great influence on my life. Some of them realized it, some didn’t. This page is for them Don Barb Kenneth Sherwood Christy Paul Mike Mawmaw Kerri Scott Ann Gerald Barbara Robert Walter Kathy Lucille Andrea Jim Lou Randy Hiya Charles Allyson Toto Patti Carl Roni Kim Chip Emily Duncan Doot Emmy Dan Margaret Robert Pat Trey Susan Kenneth Janet Chuck Ruth David Joan Chris Gyla Thank you and love always, 285 lisa dee Briggs Ranches San Antonio,Texas 78206 Congratulations To Our Favorite Senior ANN ARNESON Santa QentnudK . GattHe FOR LISA DEE my little Indian princess THE HEATHER “You Never Promised Me A Rose Garden,” but Luxurious Apartment Homes and Town Houses in the heart of the Marymont Apartment Community “You Are the One Rose Left in My Heart.” Planned for gracious suburban living, Marymont is located in the beautiful hills of Northeast San Antonio yet is only minutes from the North Side Malls. Love, Mother Patti, Carol, Judy, and Ann We finally made it! Thanks for these great years-l’ll never forget them. I’m going to miss you very much. Good luck in the future. Love, Vicky Congratulations Lea Whitis You finally made it Cauthorn—McCall Toyota, Del Rio FROM A FRIEND To the Seniors You ate up my candy You sat on my desk But despite all these problems I think you’re the best Congratulations MR. INKLEY 287 Congratulations LEA and the Senior Class of 73 We can’t believe you made it the whole way. WORD AUTO SUPPLY SANDERSON, TEXAS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. DEL RIO, TEXAS 9:00 A.M. BY THEIR FRUITS KEEP THE FAITH, STEPHNE, THERE’S MORE I LOVE YOU MAMA 1973 La Reata would like to thank the following people for their help, time, and faith in this year’s annual: Mr. Robert A. Cullins Mr. Mrs. Sherwood W. Inkley Mr. Warren Uecker Henington Publishing Company Parish Photography Mrs. Joan Mellard Our teachers (For letting us out of class) Mrs. Anne The Staff Photographers Vicky Vidargas Lisa Duperier Susan Woyna Miss Terrazas (for her patience) Flood Dear Mother and Daddy, 1 promise to: (I) Write once a week (2) Make good grades (3) Try harder (4) Simmer down (5) Act like an 18-year old lady (6) Be neater (7) Be more careful next New Year's Eve! Love, Roberta The Sign of f iiuirn.j Successful Selling ISOLD’iVI SELLING YOUR HOME IS OUR BUSINESS... OUR ONLY BUSINESS! 4 ISSAEO1®® Buaumoot, Teico.s 4 WHERE YOU ARE - To SMH’s Own Typhoid Mary -Birdie- Contributions to I’M 1 Love Kris and Marion 3,000 miles is a long way from home—but thanks Mother and Dad, lor all the opportunities you’ve given me. Love, Judy Alicia, Judy, Thanks for Thanks for everything!! everything!! Love, Love, Judy Alicia 290 Directory Seniors Arneson, Ann, 615 Castano, San Antonio, Texas 78209 ........................................................822-3436 Ballenger, Mary, 898 N. Sam Houston, San Benito, Texas 78586................................................399-3235 Bean, Sarah, 1001 Riverbend, Houston, Texas 77042 ..........................................................468-5809 Boyle, ( aren, MO Luther Dr., San Antonio, Texas 78212 .....................................................822-7531 Brenan, Debbie, 420 West livable St., Crystal City, Texas 78839.............................................374-3257 Clement, Alice, King Ranch, Kingsville, Texas 78363 ........................................................592-6733 Cude. Lelo Beth, 100 Chattington Court, San Antonio, Texas 78213 ...........................................341-2385 Dareos, Amanda, 10411 Monte Sereno, San Antonio, Texas 78213................................................344-3272 Dave, Patricia, 3731 Twisted Oaks, San Antonio, Texas 78217 ................................................655-2247 Dillard. Davy, 802 Last Pershing Dr., Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401 ..............................................223-6232 Dorn, Missy. 3801 Ocean Dr., Corpus Christi, Texas 78411....................................................852-7169 Dunham, Ann, 2401 N. Parkwood, Harlingen, Texas 78550 ......................................................425-1868 Duperier, Lisa, 3250 Minglewood Dr., Beaumont, Texas 77703..................................................892-2072 Durham, Edith, 341 Claremore, Corpus Christi, Texas 78412 ..................................................991-5325 Foree, Katherine, 3505 Lexington, Dallas, Texas 75205 ......................................................521-8496 Graves, Wendy, 100 Ruelle C, San Antonio, Texas 78209 ......................................................822-1570 Harlin. Jane, 4310 Little Lane, San Antonio, Texas 78229 ...................................................344-5681 Hull. Kitten, Route 1, Box 258, Adkins, Texas 78101.......................................................667-1196 Hutchinson, Nan, 3303 Louisiana-Suit 133, Houston, Texas 77006..............................................528-6838 Kennedy, Roberta, 921 East Houston, Crockett, Texas 75835 ................................................. 544-7272 Kinnie, Melissa, 7707 Broadway, 5, San Antonio, Texas 78209 ............................................... 826-3964 Kline, Claire, 110 Canyon Dr., San Antonio, Texas 78209.....................................................826-8371 Lentz, Sherry, 164 llillview, San Antonio, Texas 78209 .....................................................828-1522 Luria, Gina, Agustin Ahumada 310—“0”, Lomas Virreyes, Mexico 10, D. F......................................320-85-38 MacNult, Elizabeth, 3678 Hidden Dr. 308. San Antonio, Texas 78217 ..........................................655-6736 Mavfield, Carolyn, 5016 Montoya, El Paso, Texas 79922 ......................................................584-9446 McClure, Catherine, 4901 Oakmont, Corpus Christi, Texas 78413...............................................991-4901 McKenzie, Dene, 336 E. Lullqood 2, San Antonio, Texas 78212.................................................736-3524 Mead, Ruth, 720 Highland Dr., Arlington, Texas 76010 .......................................................745-9755 Meyer, Margaret, 4505 Country (dub Dr., Meridian. Mississippi 39301 ........................................485-9913 Nixon, Betsy, 1608 Sixth Street, Foresville, Texas 78114 ...................................................393-6566 Oppenheimer, Lucille, 103 Stillwell, San Antonio, Texas 78209 ..............................................822-9341 Parkhouse, Leigh, 9310 Starcrest 15, San Antonio, Texas 78217...............................................655-1661 Pickett, Patti, 4818 West 80th Street. Prairie Village, Kansas 66208 ...................................... 642-5369 Pryor, Laura, 7731 Broadway, 241-242, San Antonio, Texas 78209 .............................................828-3263 Reed, Carol, Calle Zacamixtle 506, Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico.................................................20459 Root, Carolyn, 2104 Bowman Road. Austin, Texas 78703 .......................................................476-8198 Scales, Betsy, 29 Eucalyptus Street, St. Ives, New South Wales, Australia 2075 ............................ 449-5323 Shelton, Lisa, Creole Petroleum Corporation, Apartado 889, Caracas, Venezuela ..............................76-51-58 Smith. Donna, 211 Greycliff, San Antonio, Texas 78233 ..................................................... 655-0614 Smith, Felix, 4502 Grainard Road, Chattanooga, Tenn. 37415 ................................................ 698-2083 Smith, Janie, 3208 Bowie, Amarillo, Texas 79109.............................................................355-0292 Sorenson, Lisa, 535 Coudcroft, San Antonio, Texas 78228 ....................................................434-2548 Spector, Joci, 107 Cas-Hills, San Antonio, Texas 78213 .................................................... 341-2355 Spencer, Alicia. P.0. Box 1207. Rockport, Texas 78382 ..................................................... 729-7082 Vidargas, Vicky, Tcnerias 45, San Miguel de Allende, Gto., Mexico............................................2-00-57 Whitis, Lea, 210 Fox Drive, Del Rio, Texas 78840............................................................775-2201 Wilkinson, Billinda, 104 Dogwood Lane, San Antonio, Texas 78213.............................................344-3362 Willkens, Stephne, 104 Grand Oak. San Antonio, Texas 78232 ................................................ 694-2640 Wipke, Judy, c o Esso Standard Libya, Inc., Box 385, Tripoli, Libya ................................................ Woyna, Susan, 440 East Grove Road, Decarur, Illinois 62521 .................................................428-8046 Yancy, Debbie, 126 Oak Glen Dr., San Antonio, Texas 78209 ..................................................826-3688 291 Senior Wills I, Ann Arneson, hereby will to Emily Calvert, my quiet, unassuming (?) voice in hopes that she will use it in study halls; to Davy, ten million cartwheels;to Roween, Hiya, and Barbara B., French II: to l.isa I)., a lifetime supply of hall point pens; to Lynn, a certain red ear in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I will enjoy her Capri: to next year’s Sec.-Treas.. ten extra hours in everv day and hopes that she will have as great a J.C. to work with as I had; to India, the hope that Woodstock will STAY with Snoopy; to Anne Bleakly and Liz. Johnson, the Discipline Committee; to Beth, Lynn—To take care of while I'm gone; to Claire, all my Asian Studies notes and fond memories of the past twelve years: to Joci and Leigh, Spanish VI; t0 Lucille, the biggest stuffed mushroom there ever was and my thanks for seventeen years; and to Lynn and Beth, the hope that their last two years will be the very best ever! I, Sarah Bean, hereby will to Barbara Neal and Emily Calvert my maturity and my wisdom??!; to the Juniors, senior dorm next year with my love; to Buddy and Diane my ability to not get caught; to Amanda, not being secretary treasurer next year; to Iris Whittbold, my new stereo (if you can get it from me); to Linda Bondurant, my weak ankles; to Lea Whitis, Bubba; to Liz MacNutt, my English grades; to Laura Pryor, my parents; to Hiya Smith. Felix’s closet; to Jenifer Pendergrast, all my affection because I was a lousy big sister: to Leslie Smith, two more years of fun here; to Missy Dorn, health and men; to Gina Luria, peace; to Kathy Katon, home; to Felix Smith, my roommate, the hole in the wall and all my love and patience; and to everyone else there, good luck. I, Debbie Brennan, leave to Nan Hutchinson, a clean, quiet room and my pink roller; to Edie D., three scoops of chocolate mint ice cream and “true romance;” to Margaret M„ Sunday afternoons of “what will we do” to Margaret and Debbie Y., good luck with blind dates; to Alice, 15 laps around the dorm and three dates for the same night; to the six sober survivors of Austin, a dacquiri glass; to Mary, Cathie, Manda, Alice, Debbie and Edie, fun in the sun: to Cathie, many more “10th” anniversaries and two LONG years of laughter and tears and to her baby Robbie, a big temper tantrum; to Manda, the ability to get fat, a tank of gas, and fun at U.T.; to Betsy, afternoon trips to Snoopy’s; to Carolyn, all my padded bras; to Mary, a brand new diet and two sacks of fruit: to the TMI cheerleaders, 101 different ways to wear a uniform; to Barb and Emily, a great senior year; to the 1073 cheerleaders, my ability to be late to the bus; to Tish, Lisa, Janie and Katherine, my bed; to Stephanie, a glass of Alka Seltzer every New Year’s Eve; and to my parents, a big thank you for these two years. I, Alice Clement, hereby will 6 years of boarding life at S.M.H. to anyone who has the guts to live through it; Kerri Perryman, roomstudv her senior year; Elizabeth Pryor, a thousand more excuses to get out of study hall; Carla Brundage, a tennis ball; Linda Bondurant, 10 more freckles and lots of luck with all her boyfriends; Carolyn Root, my brother Martin Clement; to Patti Pickett, my father or any boyfriend that can meet her standards; to Davy, I will Tommy Armstrong; to Debbie Brennan, a date with Jamey; to the next Council of Proctors—lots of luck; to Mr. Galvez, five thousand boxes of turron; to Tish Wittbold, a way to solve the problems of her love life: just be fickle forever; to Edie Durham, a pizza, some Baskin Robbins ice cream and a boyfriend; to Margaret Meyer, Cathy and Mary B., a ten gallon megaphone; to Amanda, 5 lbs.; to Sarah Johnson, the ability to stay out of trouble; to Alice Reynolds, a supply of cookies, brownies and all the dimes she’s lent me; and to all my friends, a fine and fantastic wonderland in which to do what ever you please. I, Lelo Elizabeth Cude, being of sound mind, do hereby declare this to be my last will and testament and do hereby revoke all wills and testamonials heretofore made by me. To Lucille Oppenheimer, I leave two cans of car wax and the rememberance of the “shadows;” to Dene McKenzie, my phone number to call me whenever she needs her hair done; to Carla B., one simple word “Donavan;” to Mr. Cullins, a cherry flavored rubberband, to Dr. Stiles, the “trup”or rather Amanda to love and cherish til hatred do them part; to Miss Cox, all the patience she needs to get through journalism class; to Mrs. Rowe, my admiration just because she is so great; to Col. South, a handkerchief. He’ll need it next year when I’m gone; to Mrs. Tidwell, a black pen just because; to Mr. Crowe, a book on Penmenship and a dictionary for future use; to Saint Mary’s Hall, my thanks for my knowledge of books and life; I also leave a part of my heart because since the second grade I have become a part of S.M.H.; to my boyfriend, John, I leave my love and thanks for telling me to study instead of seeing him; to my brother I leave “How to get out of it with no trouble” and also love to him and my other brother and sister; to my Mom and Dad, 1 leave all the love, thanks and kindness in the world. Thank you. I, Amanda Dareos, hereby will Gen. Patton an eternal pair of glasses and a baby bottle; a weekend at Austin to the Six Sober Survivors and a gallon of Everclear; a pair of jellyfish at Port A. to Debbie Yancy and Nancy Doehne; a lesson to Stephne Wilkins on New Year’s Eve; a Spanish class to Linda Bondurant; a Mark Eden Bust Developer and a padded bra to Debbie Brennan; a duel between lovers to “Sweet Alice” Clement and a pair of dark glasses so she can stare all she wants: a thousand little bottles of Old Kentucky Bourbon to Tish Wittbold; to Debbie Yancy acushion to fall on at Fiji Parties; to 292 Nan Hutchinson, a special alarm clock; to Margaret M.. Cathy Me, Sonya 0., and Mary B., a continuous football game and a party afterwards; a pair of white socks that will stay up to Cathy Me.; to Mary B., a treasure chest of jewelry; 2 inches of my height to Carolyn Root; to Margaret Meyer, an invitation to Mark Spitz’s wedding! I, Patty Daye, hereby will to Judy Wipke, “Miss Popularity,” the ability to have “no hoy problems” in college; to Gina Luria, a broken ash tray. Candida, and my cookie jar; to Linda Lozano, Corinne Mani, and Beth Fawcett the memories of our spur of the moment cheerleading practices, our unorganized pep rallies and the hope that the 73 cheerleaders will go to camp; to Claire Cartwright, the ability to stay awake during class; to Edie Durham, the memories of our “Dear Abby” talks, cookie dough, artichokes, and the ability to discipline herself; to Carol Schaffir, all our physical science experiments; to Sheri Lentz, the ability to comb her hair once a week; to Carol R. and Betsy S., a sailboat; to the Jrs. the great feeling that your busiest and most exciting year at S.M.H. is soon to come; and last to Pierce, I leave a banana (Team pic, a box of ding dongs, and great memories of our many new experiences together. 1, Davy Dillard, being of polluted mind and unsound body, leave to the following; first to my roommate, Lea, Bubba, a lotta love and memories of the good and bad times: and to Mr. and Mrs. Whitis, thanks, love and a case of scotch (keep it away from Lea!); to Lizard MacNutt, one case of Marlboros and my ability to have a date every weekend (even if I don’t want them!); to Mr. and Mrs. MacNutt, thanks and I love you: to Alice, SmacBee; to Mary, Cathy and Margaret T.M.I. and Cliff, Robert and Mark; to Cathy Caton, a blue tie and love; to Diane D., my ability to not get caught; to Jingles and Coach, thanks; to Sheri and Mr. and Mrs. Lentz, I leave Sheri, John and spider and a lotta love; to Mr. Inkley, a case of shampoo and the hope that you never have pain like me; to Mrs. Inkley, “1001 ideas for formal dances;” to mouse and lucil-love; to Missy, everything you want to know about sex; to Maggie and Peggy, good luck; to the Bohners, thanks, 1 love ya; to Mr. and Mrs. Crowe, the termination of term papers and love; to Col. Johnson, someone that understands math; to Col. South, one ton of kleenex and an auditorium for an office; to Jane I errazas, “the escape” to Seane and Kateri, the opportunity I ve had and the hope that you will make more of it than I did; to Mrs. Luttrell, one ease of Bufferin and all my love; to my parents-knowing you have done your part I love you and don't know how I can ever make up for not only the “bread” but the lost hours of sleep, the bad grades, and the dumb things I have done . . . I, Missy Dorn, being of HB thoughts, spring days, and ice cream, hereby leave my sister, Terry, all the ropes, keys and underground information of Saint Mary’s Hall: Katherine Foree, my technique with the Mexican boys; Carolyn Root, Johnny Angel and a pogo stick to Austin; Ronnie McDermott, my sweat pants for improving tennis ability: Puddy Rudy receives an oversized, candy jar for being a great Little Sister: I leave Laura, a good nite’s sleep and plenty of fruit; Felix receives bunches of warm hugs, lots of zaney thoughts filled with love, a blue sky and an exercise mat; to the next Head of Residence .. . may she have many learning experiences, luck and enthusiasm for a great year ahead; to everyone else—joy and a full bottle of Baby Powder. I. Anne Dunham, hereby will to Iliya Smith, enough beef jerky to last her until she graduates; to Nan Hudgins, one red hair net in ease she gets her hair cut again, all my cast-off boyfriends, and the best of luck for her up-coming plan: to Melissa Rudy, lots of boyfriends, a free ride to Austin when she needs it and a stamp; Emily Calvert, my supplv of Acapulco Gold, moil accent francais magnifique!!, and many thanks for my first brandy ice; Janet Arlitt, all my Gothic romances and lots of good luck; Jennie McHugh, lots of “latin lovers,” a fun Calculus class, and best wishes; Mr. Sinclair, another secretary and a year long psychology class; Col. Johnson, a riding stable of our own; to everyone, the love I have for this school and everyone in it. 1, Ldic Durham, hereby will to the Jr. class, a year of almost freedom, excitement, worry, and joy; to Patty Daye, the big decision of which college to go to, TCU or Trinity; to Debbie Y„ a chance to be a Big Woman; To Betsy N„ a weekend at school, the ability to flirt her head off when a cute boy walks by and her “true and only” love, K. B.; to Amanda, a feeling of superiority and Motherly Love; to Melissa and Puddy and Claire C., a reunion in Corpus; to Cindi kaihlanen, Diana Dietrich, Leigh I’., and Jinnie McHugh, another trip to San Miguel: to Carla Brundage, the ability to pass Physical Science and play tennis; to Alice, the power to only like one boy out of her many boyfriends; to settle the great duel between M. H. and B. M. and to win a game in tennis; to Carol, my ability to ski and the ability to rule the pack; to Cathy, many more years ot joy and happiness with R. S.; to Debbie B. a frown it possible and a deeper voice; to Margaret, my roommate who has suffered through two years with me, a release from my constant chatter and noise, the power to study in peace and quiet, and the ability to go to college for more than year without getting married; to Betsy S., my true blue buddy, the [lower to go through life and never have to accept any responsibility, to be better than average, to not crack up at everyone of Coach’s jokes, and to not cry or laugh at every other word; to Mary, my dear little (big) sister, three years of upcoming joy at S.M.H.; and last but not least I leave this school and all my sweet friends regretfully, hoping to see them all again as we grow up and get married. 293 1, Katherine Foree, being of shattered mind and nerves, leave to the unlucky ones who stay behind two Passion Flower vines; to Caroline Jones, all that maturity THEY said you needed; and to anyone who wants them, all the empty aspirin bottles I've collected over the past three years!! 1, Wendy Graves, hereby will a blue tie made just as well as mine to Emily; the ability to go through a speed trap and not get caught to Dene; some growth pills to Lisa; and a million dollars to Dene, Liz, Donna and Joci, II I ever get rich enough; last of all I will the best of luck to all the underclassmen for passing and graduating with flying colors. I. Jane llarlin. hereby will to Mrs. Mellard, my English term paper on Tragedy; to Leslie Fuller, all my great discussions with her mother; I leave my Algebra II book to Dr. Stiles; to Debbie Satell and Julie llasslocher, all the good times I had at school, that is when there were some; to Kitten, my half-sis, the best of luck forever; to Mrs. fuller, my greatest appreciation for everything she did for me; to Miss Cox, thanks for being such a great person; I leave to Mr. Sinclair, all the Hallmark colored paper; I leave ALL my Physical Science grades to Dr. liashmi; and finally I leave . . . I, Kitten Hull, hereby will Julie Hasslocher, my first grade class mate, David Gorman; and to Linda Lozano, I will her brother Paul Lozano; and to Cindy K., I leave my Physical Science grades; to all the underclassmen, I will Graduation; to Janey H„ I will exactly one lifetime full of prosperity and happiness; and to Saint Mary’s Hall 1 leave . . . I, Nan Hutchinson, hereby will to Elizabeth and Iris, the Biggest pair of FENCE cutters in the world; to Debbie B., an ivy- plant with 2,000 leaves, a messy room-mate in college, and the brightest and happiest future possible; to Lisa S., 500 black and white cats and an end to her paranoia; to Katherine and Janie, many more years of “fun and games” and the luck not to get caught in the process: to Laura Pryor, a great summer in Europe; to Tish Whittbold, four dozen banana nut muffins. I, Birdie Kennedy, being of strong vocal chords and weak ankles, leave elite f all Down (.lub to Claire Cartwright and Lynita Larve, knowing that they will uphold its honor: to Hiva Smith, memories of Hockey, Basketball, softball, Austin, and a versatile hip; to Melissa. Puddy and Dianne, better luck as hostesses next time; to Barbara Burkitt, J. T., the Palestine football team, parties as fun as the ones in Crockett,and the glorious East Texas tradition; to Dr. Stiles and Mrs. Fuller, better luck with more inspired students next year and many thanks for trying; to the FANTASTIC Caper team, the ability to WIN and have SPIRIT; to Pam Farris and Phyllis, fun in the dark room next year; to Lisa Duperier, another six inches, good luck with “all the boys,” memories of the mouse and our “frank” talks; to Janet Arlitt, Randy B., and fun times with him; to S.S.S., many thanks for her “advice” and four months and ten days as good as mine; and my sanity to Chuck, for being there when I needed him and listening to my screaming. 1, Claire Kline, hereby leave to Carol, 5 years of upper school, the family tradition and lots of (unwanted) free advice; to Alice and Steplme, a lifetime supply of turron; also to Stephne, a summer at UT: to Caroline and Aggie, 6th period and my adeptness at speaking Spanish and sleeping at the same time; to Beth and Corinne, Chapel Pep Rallies and bubble gum; also to Beth, a ride home; to Linda B., and Aggie, lots of smiles and unorganized Student Council meetings; to Cara, Janet B., Laura R., and Carol: D.W.P., both Stuarts and Church retreats; to A.A. and L.D., memories of the Terrible Trio, “Onward to Boston;” to Mrs. Mellard and Mrs. Dawson, my appreciation and gratitude; to Joci, all the preppies her phone bill will handle; to Melissa Rudy, heart to heart talks about anything; to Mr. Cullins, another “Poor Claire” to befriend; to Emily and Barb, one year of study halls and my ability at tumbling: to Mrs. Tidwell, thanks for putting up with me and a better memory; to Mrs. Inkley, my thanks for lending me her phone; to the most fantastic parents anyone could ever have, a debt for all the time and money they’ve spent on me; and to my friends, 1 leave all my love and all the happiness they can find. I, Gina Luria, hereby will to Linda Bondurant, someone to have “love life” talks with; to Jennie McHugh, optimism to hold out one more year of French; to Dianne Dietrick and Leslie Margo, a “bit” more spirit for Caper-Elliotts; to Corinne Mani, a “rebound-man” to throw you the balls during warm-ups; to Sylvia Garza, el “acapulqueno,” creek walks, nights at the court, and two great years at Saint Mary’s Hall; to Carol Mani, Bonnie McDermott, and Page Fuller, great years ahead in your basketball careers—keep it up! (and your beads too!); to Lynn Arneson and Marline Carter, the ability to run not “horses,” but to the men’s bathroom, and two great basketball seasons ahead of you; to Stephne Wilkins, my abilitv to speak Spanish and ski!; to Patty Daye, well, I really can’t will you much, just thanks for everything and lots of luck in tin- future! I, Liz MacNutt, hereby will to Hiya Smith, my hockey shoes; to Carol Schaffir, my science books; to Julie Kelleher, my Spanish books; to George Shadlc, my guitar songs and hopefully new ones; to the senior class of 1974, a fun and troubled year ahead of them; to Dene, a set of needlepoint; to Wendy, a new car; to Sarah, a new set of ankles; to Judy, all the trip? to Brega; to Lea, all the cigars and Bordans and mornings of muddy Russian armies; to Davy, a new temper; to both of 294 them I k-av ‘ many good years ahead; to Mr. Sinclair, all my good remarks; to the Whits’, a new set of tires from the trips from Del Rio to San Antonio and back; to the Dillard's a new set of nerves from the ones Davy ruined; to Arthur, I leave six dollars anil two empty pints; to my parents, I leave all the gasoline and love in the world, and thanks for getting me through this last year! 1, Carolyn Mayfield, hereby will George Brown’s parties to Kerri Perryman and Shannon Taylor; Sharon Pratt, a room next to the telephone so she can answer all her phone (alls; all “late evening walks’’ to Elizabeth Pryor; a ease of Schlitz to Barb Neal so she can study at nights: German Beer Drinking Music, Elton John, and all the Cottonfields hack home to Kerri Perryman. 1, Cathy McClure, will to Mary Ballcnger, a new roommate that talks in the morning, a great time at Southwestern, and memories of TI.C cheerleading camp: to Debbie Brennan, some excitement in our town; Chrvstal Christi, a date with that special person, and a wish that all her dreams come true; to Barb, Emily, l.exia and Kerry, the longest hut best school year of their lives; to Betsy Nixon, Keith; to Debbie Yancey, Port “A” forever and the ability to stay on her feet at fraternity parties; to Maggie Meyer and Edie, a new room at a new school for the new Sunday night gossip session; to Davy, the hope that someday you and ,|. W. Bohner can get along; to the Six Sober Survivors of Austin, many more fraternity parties and lots of “mule” fan friends at U.T.; to Diane Dilworth, three more years of TMI guys and parties: to Alice Clement, all the Baby Blue objects she can get her hands on, including a Cougar; to Mary and Margaret, some ingenious ideas on what to do with our thirteen cheerleading uniforms: to Margaret Pawel and Sonia Otero, many fun memories of football and basketball games and parties and a friendship that I hope lasts forever; to M.E.M. lots of “baby” memories; to Amanda, another twenty-four hour New Year’s Eve party; to Trebor and I.lib, a double bed at Texas Tech; to Robert, all the happiness that he has given me, the I Oth, another summer ol commuting between Corpus, San Antonio and Runge, and many fantastic memories; and finally a huge I HANKS” to all the S.S.O.S.M.II. girls for all their help, understanding and friendship. I, Lenora Dene McKenzie, being of unsound mind and body, leave Iliya Smith, any ability I have in Latin and hope that she stickes to it; to Jennie McHugh, my luck and Tom Duncan; to Melissa Rudy, my ability to stay out of serious trouble; to George Shadle, Eddie and best wishes; to Patty Dix, Sharon Pratt and Christy Buffington, afternoon rehearsals with Gary and Jody; to Carol Shaffir, Sylvia Garza. Ann Paxton, and Nancy Howell, “cast” parties; to Mrs. Fuller, all the patience she can find; to Mr. Crowe, the entire continent of Asia, especially the people: to Mr. Sinclair, my interest in Freudian psychology; to Dr. Hashmi, my schemes to grow things; to Sheri, Lucille, and Joci, their John’s and happy years ahead: to Wendy, and her mother, many good learning experiences; to Liz MacNutt and family, a carton of cigarettes: to Leigh Parkhouse, rehearsals with Lee; to Donna Smith, the S.M.H. library; to Susan Woyna and Lisa Duperier. “Skin of Our leeth; to Margaret Meyer, a pin up ol Mark Spitz; to Billinda Wilkinson, a bright future, great things to come, great memories of the past, an ability to make girlfriends and keep boyfriends, revelations in Latin Class and every closing night of a performance; to Marion Atherton, I leave the majority of my t welve years at S.M.H., all my experiences, the school bus, and hopefully some great memories. I, Ruth Mead, happily leave 5'A years to S.M.H., knowing that I’ve gotten a lot out of going here. I, Margaret Ellen Meyer, will a lot; to Edie, my two-year roomie, I leave a book called “Overnight Term Papers Vlady Easy,” a four-year subscription for the LOVE COMIC BOOK of her choice, and a big thanks! . . . ; to Mary, a fruit stand, the valley, and a cliff; to Debbie, Sunday afternoon memories, the Mule School, TMI uniforms and cheers, and a giggle; to Alice, any one ol my boyfriends, a diet, and my magic mirror: to Amanda, a poster of Mark Spitz, 5 pounds, and a crown; to Birdie, a tweet; to Gina, weekend trips to Meridian for four years: to Cathie, my camera plus Jack’s ability, my charge account at Pappagolo’s, and a special pair of scissors to cut out Mules with; to Betsy, a round-trip ticket from anywhere to Floresville onee-a-wcek and a peanut; to Carolyn, a panther head, JJ, Brendu, and the MISS ORIGINALITY award; to Stephne, the same thing she left me; to the Four Period Girls, “All My Brats,” and a piece of gossip: to the “Shafters,” a lifetime membership to Fred Astaire’s Dance Studio, to the Ducky-Wuckys, a quack, to the Six-Sober Survivors, an Everclear Daiquiri Fountain (what else???), a strong aroma, and The ABC of Cocktails; to the Andover girls, a way hack; to the President of next year’s senior class, a rewarding job and a hearty “Good Luck;” to the TMI cheerleaders a beautiful and complete orange, black and white wardrobe; to some special TMIer’s, french fries and ketchup, cheesburgers and of course, peace and love; to my parents, a special thanks; and to my wonderful friends . . . some wonderful memories. ’Bve. , Betsy Nixon will to Melissa and Pudy, all the organic everything they can find; Diane D., TMI guys and parties; to Julia and Cara, to be the first in class for once; Cathie, Trebor: Deb, a sane mind; C.A.R., JJ.; Amanda, Hardin House and lots of fraternity parties; Margaret, memories of Room I and I ommy and Bonnie; Edie, someone like John Bohach or maybe M.H.; Alice C., I itle of Pickle Queen-1 )73; to the S.S.O.S.M.H. girls, very HAPPY memories: to Levsa, one last visit with 295 “our friend” at the bridge; Fox, a field of flowers to run in; Suzanne—Michael Flieller; Ann and Lyndar, a set of the Bobbsey Twin Books; M.O.T.G.I.F., a recording of “You’re So Vain;” to Dorothy, the Jungle; Cat. 101 roaches at the Diary Dream and an open door at A M; Jano, three more great years at F.H.S.; and more happiness than I ever found at S.M.H. I, Lucille Oppenheimer, hereby will . . . Bethic, Paulie: Debbie aney, quiet days (and nights!!): members ol the John Society, good luck with yours! Sheri (and John), at least as much fun as they’ve given me; Lynn Arneson, the sweetest sister in the whole world; Trudy Mallory, all the fudge she can eat; Davy Dillard, Boh O Neil in hopes that their relationship doesn't fall through: Carol Sehallir, all mv business; Linda Bondurant, U.l. Austin; Melissa Rudy, Rots o Ruck with the Drama Club; Ann, Joci, and Dene, thanks for the past twelve years; Claire Kline, memories of San Francisco, cigar boxes, and long eyelashes; and to Annie, a steady pier and airport and a recording of “On The Good Ship Lollipop,” free tap dance lessons, and dimples. I, Leigh Parkhouse, hereby will to all S.M.U. drama freaks the hope that we will get a real, life-size stage and auditorium in the near future; to the class of 74, an Elizabethan Evening ALMOST as good as ours; and finally, to all those who remain, hope, health, and happiness-remember, a smile always helps . . . and remember, too, that your turn will come. 1, Patti Pickett, hereby will to L. Bondurant, my Presidency of the Pirate’s Club; to C. Best, better luck in sports than I've had; to Mrs. Helms, lots of girls to bug you until you offer an A.P. Biology class; to Lexia A., a better job as big sister; to Mrs. Mellard, another underdog to take my place; to Lynita M., an audition on the Flip Wilson Show; to Page, Bonnie and Carol, clean sheets for your future basketball trips; to B. McConnell, a tongue to talk with and a great big THANK-YOU; to C. Cartwright, all the sun shiny days that come along; and to my little sister, a fabulous next year (without a bossy sister around it should be great), all my pots and pans, a newly invented hockey award, don’t get super involved, keep your cool—I’ll rcallv miss all the help you've given me—THANKS. I, Laura Pryor in leaving behind me four of the best years of my life, will to Barb and Emily, much happiness next year and after, the cliffs, and a can of cigarettes; to Lynita Mills, a two year Baby Ruth Scholarship at Snoopy’s; to Leslie, a trip to the zoo. the mall and many good times; to Mr. Sinclair. 1 will “tacky jokes,” “no sense of humor,” and a copy of HOW TO PREPARE FOR COLLEGE; to Stephne, I will a year round chauffeur; to Carla, I will a lasting friendship, Tennis with Dennis, and many memories; to George. I will a banana with honey; to Marietta, the Tyler Rose Festival Queen, 1 will Chateaubriand for two, “Home Sweet Home,” my year round diets, and the permanent freedom from talers; to Iris, room and board at the Pryor’s, Price, the hospital, the cliffs, Strawl erry Shampoo, champagne parties, anil lots of love: to the Inkley’s, I will Port A., unlimited overnights, inexpressible thanks, and much, much love; to Katherine and Janie, cliff dwelling, Planter’s Peanuts, and late nite taters; to Alice, I will a constant lack of boys, special spirtes, and a bottle of Cold Duck: to Nan. a long talk: to J.T., many thanks for everything; to Lisa Shelton, I will “the real me ... ”, weekends at S.M.H., Gino’s, “profound talks,” unforgettable memories and friendship, and much happiness and luck here after; and finally to Liz, my brother and inseparable companion, I will the Summer ol 72, the privilege to study outside, secrets, the movies, bunches of love, and the best in happiness at S.M.H. in hopes that it will equal mine. I. Carol Reed, hereby will to Hiva, a pair of cleated ballerina slippers: to Carol, Page and Bonnie, lots of luck in sports, keep up the good work (and your heads when you're dribbling); to Melba, lots of health so you won’t have to sneak into the basketball team picture; to Lynita, a life supply of banana fritters; to Betty, sense enough not to follow Pam on the slopes; to Lynn, Corinne, and India, lots of luck if you get stuck with the annual and two more great years at S.M.H.; to Sylvia, lots of blind dates and rumor-filled letters from Tampico; to Phyliss, lots of luck in your sports career and keep Coach Clemons in line; to Kerri, a fact: things aren’t as bad as they seem: to Cathy B., a lot more belief in yourself; to Claire, ingenious pranks to play on Coach: to Linda, some of my charm to help her catch boys at Luby’s; to Pam, my old' buddy, what can I say but that I’ll REALLY miss you (and I know you’ll miss me too); to Col. Johnson, pot holders for Physics experiments; to Miss Craig, patience to last from Monday thru Friday and lots of happiness every minute of the day; to Coach Clemons, one little, big word. THANK-YOU, and much more peaceful years to come as a result of my absence. I, Betsy Scales, hereby will to Claire Cartwright, my red ball; to Pam Pickett, a clean room and my knowledge of cooking (maybe she can help it); to Barbara Burkitt “fun” for the next hockey season and hope she figures out what obstruction L-: to Phylis Alexander, ten pieces of chewed bubble gum to stick up her posters with; to Edie Durham, a dining hall with packets of chocolate chip cookie dough; to Emily, a new dart gun and ten victims; to Puddy, all my vast knowledge of the French language and to Melissa, iny knowledge of Spanish; to Coach Clemons, a degree in psychology; to Mrs. Mellard, my ability in spelling; and to someone, wisdom from my mistakes (I’d hate for it to be wasted); to everybody, a smile and laugh whenever possible because life is what you make it. 296 I Lisa Shelton, hereby leave to Elizabeth Pryor, “perfection, anil two more years to enjoy ‘Tater Time;” to Iris, a chance for Austin weekends; to Leslie Margo, a one-way ticket to Venezuela; to all you gringas, a Latin lover; to Kerri, those perpetual cliffs, a tradition; to Gina, “fond” memories of French IV: to Laura, Mr. Right; to Leslie Fuller, pcrserverance; to April C., a Counselor’s Diploma and a fifth of Scotch; to Alice, a secretary to handle her busy schedule; to P. Pickett, all my nasty habits; to Kmily and Barb, good times and lots of luck; to Tish, memories of three long years, all those lovers and then the last, Venezuela, and our Europe Fling; to Nan, many happy years on her island in the sun; to Elizabeth and Iris, patience and endurance; and lastly, I leave . . . happily. I, Donna Smith, hereby will St. Mary’s Hall to the most fabulous sister in the world. May she get as much out of it as I have. Good luck! 1. Felix Smith, hereby lwqueath to Saint Mary’s Hall, my physical absence; to my sister, Iliya, love and all the luck she well deserves; to George Shadel, a snorkel and an ocean of musk oil; to the English department, my identity crisis; to Phyliss, Claire Cartwright, the Rudy sisters, the contents of my cranium, in hopes they can figure out how to operate it; to all remaining hoarders, the delights of Mr. Moehler’s cuisine; to Terry Dorn, the ability to hit “high C;” and to all appreciative audiences a heated pool. 1, Lisa Sorenson, hereby will St. Mary’s Hall to anyone. Thanks St. Mary’s Hall for all that you gave me. 1, Joci Spector, being of sounder mind than you think, leave things none the worse for wear except for several volleyballs and badminton birdies which I’in sure Melissa Rudy will appreciate. I, Alicia Spencer, will to next year's occupant of room 4, Senior Dorm, gobs of closet space and the ability to fill up every available inch of it; to Mrs. Mcllard, my best wishes and many thanks for the growth in English she has helped me to achieve; to Miss Phelps and Miss Rowe, my fondest regards and many thanks for their patience with my Spanish and their words of comfort as friends; finally, I will to any new Seniors next year (if there are any) loads of cheer to tide them over on long week-ends and the good fortune to find the kind of friends I found. 1, Vicky Vidargas, hereby will, to the class of 1975, two great years at S.M.H. full of their spirit and their smiles: to Betty M., my ability to get off the T-bar and one of my dogs she can play with: to Lynn A., a supply ol bubble gum lor all the sports trips: to Marline C., my “height”; to India Ch., a healthy meal everyday, hoping that this way you will soon stop drinking tabs; to Corinne M„ lots of luck with everything next year and the hope of two more great years at S.M.H.: to Mary F .. my old room in Jr. Dorm so you can be a boarder next year: to Lynila, (la calle), my ability to speak English; to Beth F., the hope that you will keep those: cheers going; to Barbara B., San Miguel; to Liz P. and Marietta Wynn, F’rench class; to Sylvia and Marta, Mexico and our Mexican spirit; to lliva S. three more fantastic years at S.M.H. lots of luck with sports; to Julie, Nancy, Linda L., an l Phylis, best luck in sports; to Page F. (Cathy?) and Bonnie M„ something to avoid calamities during basketball trips; to Carol M. my place as baby sitter: to my little sister, Barbara, a bigger big sister; to Emily and Barbara, a fantastic senior year; to Melissa Rudy, my yellow tie to replace the one you lost: to Nan IE, someone to talk to about your letters; to Cathy B., lots of confidence and a saying; “you can do it!”; to Linda B., a great love life with lots o) surprises; to Claire C., many prayers to say while you’re pitching; to Pam P., the remembrance of the many things we did together and a great senior year full of happiness and smiles—enjoy it to its fullest; to Mrs. Helms, another girl to encourage during her first weeks at S.M.H.; to Miss Craig, lots of luck with C-E, the hope that each day is a happy day and my thanks for all your help; to Coach Clemons, my thanks for everything; and finally, to everyone, I leave many good times at S.M.H. I, Lea Whitis, being of relatively sound mind and body, hereby will the fun and troubles of being a Senior to the class of ’74; to Liz MacNutt, all the beer she can ever drink; to Davy, all the boyfriends she can ever date, and also all the fun she could ever have; to Sarah Bean, a box of matches: to the MacNutts, thanks for all you did for me; to the Dillards, the wish that Davy may graduate; to my grandmothers, thanks for all you have given and done for me; to Bubba, all the sleep I have missed waiting for your phone calls; to my parents, 1 leave my love and thanks for putting up with me this last vear and for all you have given me and done for me. I, Billinda Wilkinson, hereby leave my amazing ability in the Latin language to Hiya Smith and the Latin Club to Lynn Witworth: Mr. Cullins and the Schola to Jenny McHugh: the memory of Trent Jones and TEXSLEEP PERCHANCE TO DREAM, to Elizabeth Moody; to the Drama Club, that undying desire for that new auditorium and many good times ahead; to Col. South, the strength to endure those good times ahead; those amazing cast parties to Ann Paxton, Nancy Howell, Sylvia Garza and Carol Schaffir; Three productions in 74 to Marion, Carla and Christy: to my STAR-SPANGLED 297 GIRL, llit- memory of Gary and Jody and all my love; CELEBRATION and much love to Guildenstern; all the thanks in the world to Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Dawson; future memories at S.M.H., my beloved Eco-People, and all mv love, to tnv sisters, Hetlina and Melisa. I, Stephane Willkens, lo hereby will to Alice C„ 1000 empty Wriglcy Spearmen I gum wrappers; Barb and Emily, niv enthusiasm for tumbling; Aggie and Caroline, my affections for Augusto; Sally, Lisa and Laura, the ability to quit smoking; Gina, skiing at McQueeny and a lonely Valentine’s day; Shannon and Lauren, S.M.H., in hopes that they will come hack: Amanda, those illegal school holidays, my driving and the art of decorating a X-mas tree; Debbie Y„ a little patience, brotherly boyfriends and a lot of temper tantrums; Margaret, the embarrassment of throwing up on a first date; Claire K., a summer at Texas; Cathy, a drunk Robert and the ability to play it cool; Mary B., the ability to stay with one hoy for more than a week; Debbie B.. oranges and Mrs. Couch: Mr. Inklev, all day chats; Tish, tin- memories of our good times. 100 empty Scotch bottles, an empty bed at Texas, and the ability to study so that she can make it back to Texas; and lastly to S.M.1L, my appreciation for helping me to grow. I, Judy Wipke, will to Pam Ferris, all my best wishes; Nan Hudgins, my love and a certain lawyer; Sylvia Garza, my ballet ability and endless exercise sessions; Lynn, Beth, Corinne and India, a lot of sports candids and a big “thanks;” Mrs. Cullins an expert editor and a big “thanks;” Mrs. Mellard, cameras, their cases, my appreciation and the remembrance of a comically tragic A.P. class; Dr. Stiles, my homework and my ability to add and subtract; Mr. Sinclair, lots of luck and happiness and my talent in extra credit work; and to everyone, a great big SMILE!! I, Tish Wittbold, being of burned out mind and tired body, leave to Iris San Francisco Steak House, Snoopy’s, mv ability to “get away with a lot,” and the hope that her remaining years at S.M.H. will he shorter, happier and more peaceful than mine were; Elizabeth, 365 days of tennis, 10 dormant herbs, lots of luck, and an empty bottle of champagne; Emily and Barb, Room 14 in Senior Dorm, the cliffs, plenty of things to drink, and all the luck they w ill need; Stephne, Austin, long fingernails, and the lonely boy in Apt. 231; Alice, the Fickle Pickle Club, New Orleans, and a box of nail polish; Amanda, patience and Campbell, even though the two don’t go together and a couple of very empty little bottles; Nan, Laura. Katherine and Janie—my share of the butts, my list of boyfriends and a dozen banana-nut muffins; and to Liz, a box of happiness, a peach and a nectarine, three wishes, a trip to Florida. “La Jungla,” and THANKS for three great years. I, Susan Wovna, hereby leave my sexy telephone voice and a 50-pound bag of coffee to Mrs. Runge; A.P. English, Calculus and my great procrastinating ability to Jennie McHugh: some skepticism to Nan Hudgins; a perfect sand dollar to Phvlis Alexander; 1,279 late admit slips to Mrs. Tidwell; my sense of humor to Dr. Stiles, who will put it to good use; and my 4th period candy jar habit to someone who’s skinny and can afford it. I, Debbie Yancy, being of an insane, utterly chaotic body and mind, w ill all of the Six Sober Survivors, a weekend in Dobie Dorm and everelear plus Port Aransas; to Debbie, the cute Southern Belle accent and all the scattered brains; to Margaret, the Jewish boy next door, Spitz, and the changes a girl goes through; Little Root, the enjoyment of fondling with John Gail Boy; Caren and friends to U.f.; Betsy and Patty, good luck wherever you go; Cathy, handsome hunk with a six paek of Coors in the hack seat; Alice, all the fudge in the world; Melissa and Carol, only three more years and goodbye to Doc. Ilashmi; Mary, dieting and this is the real thing; Edie, food until death do us part: Lucille and Sheri, happiness with their Johns; Nancy, the ability to get caught in everything and swisher sweets plus a bonus, my wisdom; to all my adoptive brothers, thanks for the good times; Sonia, a great Senior year of “fun;” last but least Amanda, my special thanks for making the years I ve known with you fantastic! Also 1 give you 20 pounds off me and Campbell’s gossip sessions; now I can say Mom and Dad THANKS for putting me through these unforgettable years at S.M.H. I, Lisa Duperier, hereby will my tears to Saint Mary s Hall, its administration, faculty, employees, and students. There are tears of happiness and tears ol sadness. My tears shed during joyous moments and during grief at leaving are for my friends who stood with me while the rain came. My tears ol agony and pity are for the hypocrites who were afraid they would melt. I, Sherry Lentz, upon leaving this school with boulders in my brain where once pebbles slumbered, will to Miss D. Dillard all the Toms, Jacks, and Johns bearing gifts in one hand and a beer in the other that she can handle and I know she’s good at that; to Miss Roberta Kennedy, good fortune in finding such super-stars as John, Spider, and me to assist her in her future tilm-making career at Crockett County Junior College; to my beloved Mother Mellard. headache-free tomorrows and a smug assurance that she has created a future star; to Gertrude, my ability to turn in term papers-5 or 6 days late without the teacher ever knowing: to Lucille my ability to be placed at the end of the boat and take advantage of it; to John M. my luture, to all the great guys who missed out . . . hope! to Dr. Stiles, all the dividends he can get from multiplying and to S.M.H.—a dull place without me! 298 IMH