St Stephens Episcopal School - Deacon Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1963 volume:

2 te f 14 • . i 24 25 27 29 J 'I 'v deacon ’63 the deacon ’63 MARY JACOBS MRS. THOMAS M. HATFIELD GEORGE NALLE CHARLES VAUGHN BECKY CROUCH MYRNA SIMON LEE McBRIDE VIRGINIA GALLAHER ROSANNE HARRISON CATHERINE SHEPPERD SALLY SHELLENBERGER CHRIS PHILLIPS JOINER CARTWRIGHT BILL CLEBSCH WALTER JOHNSON Editor-in-Chief Sponsor Business Manager Photography Editor Art Editor Faculty and Administration Classes Classes Government and Activities Seniors and Graduation .............. Snapshots ........... Sports Photographer Photographer Photographer The staff of ’63 would like to express its thanks to Wendy Hirst, Bill Morrison, Johnny Edson, Dianne Duncan, and Martha Tompkins for their assistance in putting out The Deacon, and also to Mr. Walter Barnes of Austin for his photography which contributed so much to this book. St. Stephen’s Episcopal School Dr. Allen W. Becker, Headmaster Box 8 I 8 Austin 64, Texas 40 administration faculty classes government sports activities graduation 41 1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Right Reverend John E. Hines Chairman Houston The Reverend Charles A. Sumners Vice-Chairman Austin The Reverend W. W. Mahan Secretary Austin Dr. Maurice C. Barnes Waco Dr. Allen W. Becker Austin Mr. Charles Coates Chappell Hill Dr. Denton Cooley Houston Mr. Walter J. Crawford Beaumont Mr. W. S. Drake, Jr. Austin The Reverend W. Warrin Fry Longview Mr. W. P. Hobby, Jr. Houston Mr. John Lynch Houston Mrs. S. Maurice McAshan Houston Mr. A. T. Mast, Jr. Nacogdoches Dr. William Masterson Houston Mr. George Mitchell Houston Mr. Arnold O. Morgan Corpus Christi Mr. J. R. Parten Houston Mrs. J. Newton Rayzor Houston Mrs. Frederick Romberg Dallas Mr. Charles A. Wright Austin NON-VOTING MEMBERS: Mr. John Bode Assistant Treasurer Austin Mr. Tom Gee Legal Consultant Austin Dr. Allen W. Becker, Headmaster University of South Carolina A. B. University of Tennessee M. A. Johns Hopkins University Ph.D. 45 Paul G. Bode, Assistant Headmaster Catawba College A.B. Vanderbilt University M.A. Harvard Ed.M. In the office, Mr. Foster, Mr. Hooper, and Mr. Towner attend to their arduous jobs of keeping the school on a sound basis, both financially and academically. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS ROBERT F. FOSTER Business Manager Harvard A. B. WILLIAM T. HOOPER Director of Admissions Yale B. A. University of Illinois M.A. DEAN H. TOWNER Senior Master Cornell B.A., M.A. 47 SHIRLEY SHERMAN Senior Secretary University of Texas B.B.A. MRS. FANNIE LOU SPF.LCE School Nurse Sparks Memorial Hospital Ft. Smith, Arkansas R.N. IN THE OFFICE MRS. BRUCE BROWN Secretary Pembroke MRS. O.T. WARLICK Bookkeeper (not pictured—DR. LEONARD J. SAYERS) 48 MAINTENANCE CREW Left to right Lelo Trevino, Walter Sites, Joe Short, Benny Matias, Ed Kish, Art- hur Grace, Dan Grace. Not pictured: O. R. Cook, Lois Alexander, Amelia Armez, Robert Tankerdsly, Raymond Leonard. MAINTENANCE DANIEL H. GRACE Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Associate Technical Aide of Electrical Technology Purdue Technical Institute 49 V. - .■ . V Mr. McMullan, Dr. Becker, Mr. Pickett, Mrs. Guerin, and Mrs. Hatfield A. DALE McMULLAN Harvard A.B. MRS. THOMAS M. HATFIELD University of Texas B.J. DR. ALLEN W. BECKER University of South Carolina A.B. University of Tennessee M.A. Johns Hopkins University Ph.D. MRS. JOHN GUERIN Sweet Briar College A.B. ROBERT PICKETT University of Texas B.A., M.A. ENGLISH 52 DEAN H. TOWNER Cornell B.A., M.A. WALTER H. MARX Harvard A.B., A.M.T. C L A S s I c A L LANGUAGES M O D E R N Mrs. Storck and Mr. Coons DIX S. COONS University of Brigham Young B.A., M.A. MRS. ROGER STORCK University of Geneva Licenciee es Histoire KfMMWm MATHEMATICS PAUL G. BODE MRS. CHARLES FERGUSON MRS. LUCIA HART Catawba College Southern Methodist University University of Texas A.B. B.A. B.A. Vanderbilt University of Texas M.A. M A. ROBERT F. FOSTER Harvard Harvard Ed.M. A.B. Mrs. Hart, Mr. Bode, Mrs. Ferguson, and Mr. Foster W. Y. ALLEN, JR., Rear Adm. USN, Ret. Naval Academy B.S. E. D. FREEMAN Mississippi State B.S. University of Texas M.Ed. SCIENCE Mr. Newman, Miss Young, Mr. Phipps, and Mr. Tichenor THOMAS NEWMAN University of Texas B.A. ROBERT S. PHIPPS, JR. University of Richmond B.A. Virginia Theological Seminary B.D. HALSEY T. TICHENOR, III Hobart B.A. Cornell Ll.B. MISS BETH YOUNG Southern Methodist University B.A. Union Theological Seminary B.D. HISTORY FINE ARTS Miss Gardner and Mrs. Guerin MISS LINDA GARDNER Texas Christian University Bachelor of Music MRS. JOHN GUERIN Sweetbriar A.B. RELIGION THE REV. ROBERT S. PHIPPS, JR. University of Richmond B.A. Virginia Theological Seminary B.D. MRS. WILLIS W. PRATT Cornell B.A. TOM ROMBERG University of Texas University of Texas M.L.S. LIBRARY 59 p H Y E S D I U c c I o N Varsity Coaches Mr. Foster, Mr. Hatfield, Mr. Phipps, Mr. Newman MISS KAY ALDERMAN University of Southern Mississippi B.S. THOMAS M. HATFIELD Trinity University B.S. MRS. ROBERT FOSTER Tufts University B.S. Bouve-Boston diploma Physical Education Staff Mr. Marx, Mr. Coons, Miss Alderman, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Foster, Mr. Hatfield, Mr. Newman 62 SENIORS TTCicjfiae 7( e Iij Alien AUSTIN, TEXAS Texas Christian University Tucker's Terror. Varsity Football '63. Official Dormitory Disturber. Current Events Book Award '63- Most Improved Football Player '63. Laurence Darren A rend AUSTIN, TEXAS Cornell University Original Tucker’s Terror. Highest Standing in the Class ’59. High Honor Roll '59. Geography Award ’59. Latin Award ’59. Honor Roll ’60. History Award '60. Student Lounge Committee '62. Vice President of Executive Com- mittee ’63. Chairman of Recreation Committee ’63. Proctor '63. Dormitory Council '63. Varsity Football Manager '62, ’63. I.P.S. ’63. 64 Jjatricia Ann 73arSour DALLAS, TEXAS University of Texas Tucker's Terror. Latin I Award '60. Honor Roll '60. Highest Standing in Class '60. Choir '60, '61, '62, '63. Bridge Club '60. Dormitory Council '61. School Keeping Committee '62, '63. Rifle Club 62. Drama Club '61, '62, '63; Secretary '63. Fine Arts Club '63. Newspaper '62, 63. Inspector '63- 1 (erbert, JosepA )arnard.f , Jr. AUSTIN, TEXAS University of Texas Tucker's Terror, Most Improved in Algebra Award '61. Varsity Football '62, '63. Varsity Baseball '62, '63. Soccer '62. Senior in charge of Day Student Bus '63. 65 L. es e e J{ at iran T)uAfer VICTORIA, TEXAS Smith College Tucker's Terror. Honor Roll '61, '62, ’63. Diploma with Honors. History Award '62. NMSQT Honorable Mention '62. Review '62. Dormitory Council '62, '63; Secretary '63. Proctor '63. Drama Club ’61, '62, '63; Staging Director '63. Can-Can Girl '61. Head Cheerleader '63- Field Hockey '61, '62, '63; Co-Captain '63. Spartan ’61, '62. Student Lounge Committee '61. ( Jiffiam ran e in J)u oc i ATLANTA, GEORGIA Emory University Tucker’s Terror. Student Vestry '62, '63. Drama Club '62, '63; Music Director '63. Dormitory Council '62, '63. En- tertainment Committee '62, '63; Chairman '63. Discipline Committee '63. Proctor '63. I.P.S. '63. Executive Committee Treasurer '63. French IV Award '63. Mad Avenger '63. 66 TEXARKANA, TEXAS Vanderbilt University Tucker's Terror. I.P.S. '63. Watusi Warrior ’61. Varsity Football '61, '62, '63. Varsity Baseball, '61, '62, '63; Captain '63; Most Valuable Player '62, '63; All-Conference Pitcher '62, '63. Dormitory Council '61, '63; Chairman '63. Soccer '62. Entertainment Committee '61. Recreation Committee '62. Executive Committee '63. Proctor '63. Student Vestry '63. Class President 63. Daria Inne ( amp be SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA Southern Methodist University Tucker's Terror. Dormitory Council '62. Basketball '62. Inspector '63. Entertainment Committee '63. Cheerleader '63. Best All-Around Girl Athlete '63. 67 , 7u a Rustice C)au thorn DEL RIO, TEXAS Wellesley College Tucker's Terror. Recreation Committee '61, '62. Drama Club '60, '61, '62, '63; Head of Crews '61, Citation '61. Basketball '61, '62. Hockey '60, '63. Spartan '60, '61, '62, '63; Circulation Manager '60, '61, Spartan Award '62. NMSQT Honorable Mention. Review '62, Business Manager, Award. Book Collection Runner Up '63. Honor Roll '60, '61, '63. h)ec ?y Grouch FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS University of Texas Tucker's Terror. Society of St. Stephen's '60, '61. Basket- ball '60, '61. Girls' Dormitory Council '60, '63. Con- stitutional Revision Committee '60. Art Award '61. En- tertainment Committee '62. Review Art Editor '62. Drama Club '60, '61, '62, '63; Set Design Award '61, Crew Head of Sets '63. Proctor '63. Cheerleader '63. Sub Rosa '63. Fine Arts Committee '63. Deacon Art Editor '63. Visual Arts Club '63. Applied Art Award '63. Review Citation '63. 68 OJoVn 3 aure nee Oeni AUSTIN, TEXAS Columbia College Tucker’s Terror. Boys' Dormitory Council '61, '62, '63. Head Inspector '63. Schoolkceping Committee Chairman '63. Drama Club '61, '62, '63; Vice President '63; Tech- nical Director '63- Executive Committee '63. Student Lounge Committee '63. Fine Arts Committee '63. Revell Speaking Cup '61. Visual Arts Award '62. .French III Award '62. Soccer '62. Organ Award '62. Sub Rosa '63. Choir '61, '62, '63. Visual Arts Club '63. I.P.S. '63. Review Art Editor '62. Deacon Sports Editor '62. Virginia J.Inn rec ericA CHALMETTE, LOUISIANA Rice University Tucker’s Terror. Honor Roll '61, '62, '63. Choir '61, '62, '63. Class Secretary '62. Drama Club '61, '62. Sub Rosa '63. Highest Standing in Class ’61. Spartan News Editor '62, '63. Library Award '62, '63. Piano Award '63. Biology Award '61. Spanish II Award '62. Physics Award '63. Diploma With Honors. 69 t tc iarcf Sanc tn fuller ton WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Duke University Tucker’s Terror. Honor Roll '60, ’62. Canteen Worker 60. Bridge Club '60, ’61. Chess Club '61. Rifle Club ’61, '62, ’63; President ’63; Winner of the Club Shoot '63- Proctor ’63. Dormitory Council ’63. Recreation Committee ’63. Spartan ’61, ’62, '63. Varsity Football ’63. Drama Club ’60, '61, ’62, ’63; Best Supporting Actor ’62. Worst Table Waiter Award ’62. National Merit Scholarship Finalist ’63. Senior Speaker ’63. Mad Avenged ’63. JITanj Cfouise Hart PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS University of Colorado Tucker’s Terror. Recreation Committee ’62. Spartan '62, '63. Choir '62, ’63. Award for Improvement in Chemistry ’62. 70 TITicfiae 7 a pf 7fari MONTERREY, MEXICO University of Kansas Tucker's Terror. Varsity Baseball '61. Soccer '62. Varsity Football '62, '63; Most Improved Player Award '62. Inspector '63. Schoolkeeping Committee '63. Proctor '63. fjofm TIToore 7fines HOUSTON, TEXAS Duke University Original Tucker's Terror. Schoolkeeping Award '58, '61. Cantor Award '60, 61, '62. Honor Roll '61. Student Lounge Committee '61. Choir '49, '60, '61, '62. Class President '59. Society of St. Stephen's '59, '60, '61. Canteen Worker '59, '60. Spartan '61, '62, '63; Staff '62, '63. Entertainment Committee '60. Dormitory Council '60, '63. Constitution. Varsity Football '61, '62, '63; All-Conference '62, '63; Captain '62, '63; Most Valuable Player Award '63. Varsity Basketball '60, '61, '62, 63; All Conference Honorable Mention '62; All Conference '63; Captain '62. Varsity Baseball '60, '61, '62, '63; All Conference '61, '62, '63. President Executive Committee '63. Chairman Dis- cipline Committee '63. Proctor '63. I.P.S. '63- Watusi Warrior '61, '62, '63. Don Cunningham Award '63. Brewster Medal. 71 tnn T endouer first HOUSTON, TEXAS College of Wooster Tucker's Terror. Societ)' of St. Stephen’s '60, '61. Altar Guild '60, ’61. Hockey ’60, '61. Honor Roll '60, '63. Spartan '61, '62. Drama Club '61, ’62, '63. Executive Committee '61. Student Vestry '62. Constitution Revision Committee '62. Choir '63. Girls’ Dormitory Council '62, '63. Deacon '63. Proctor '63. HOUSTON, TEXAS Rice University Tucker's Terror. Deacon '61, '62, '63; Editor '63, Award '63. Spartan '61, '62, '63; Business-Circulation Manager '62, '63, Award '62. Society of St. Stephen’s '61. Bridge Club '61. Altar Guild '61, '62, '63. Schoolkeeping Com- mittee '61. Review '62. Drama '61, '62, '63; Student Director '62. Can-Can Girl '61. Sub Rosa '63. Inspector '63. Honor Roll '61, '62, '63. Diploma with Honors. 72 m fiarn Tl fen JCro m ELECTRA, TEXAS Yale University Tucker's Terror. Drama Club '61, '62, '63; President '63. Honor Roll '61, '62, '63. Highest Standing in the Class '62, '63. Diploma with Honors. Bishop's Medal. English Award '61, '62, '63. Latin Award '61, '62. History Award '61, '63. Spanish IV Award '63. Ethics Award '63. NMSQT Letter of Commendation '62. Review Editor '62. Spartan '61, '62. Class President '62. Discipline Committee '63. Dormitory Council '63. Proctor '63- I.P.S. '63. Executive Committee '63. Constitution Revision Committee Chairman '63. Mad Avenger '63. Leslie Ann Lever Ion FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS Barnard College Auxiliary Tucker’s Terror. Entertainment Committee '59, '60. Class President '61. Dormitory Council '62, '63. Art Award '59. French I Award '61. NMSQT Honorable Mention '62. Lavonia Jenkins Barnes Book Collecting Prize '62. Review Staff '62. Varsity Basketball '59, '60, '62. Choir '59, '60, '61, '62, '63. Altar Guild '59, '60, '61, 62, 63. Society of St. Stephen's 59, '60, '61, '62. Proctor '63. Spartan '59, '60, '61, '62, '63; Staff '60; Managing Editor '61, '62. Drama Club '62, '63. Schoolkeeping Award '61. Sub Rosa '63. J.V. Baseball Team Mascot '59. French Club '63. Visual Arts Club '63. NSPA Star '62. Honor Roll '63. French IV Award '63. 73 loesletj JRinette BieShafsky AUSTIN, TEXAS University of Texas Tucker’s Terror. Hockey '62, '63- Carol O iuia Jllason FORT WORTH, TEXAS Pine Manor Junior College Auxiliary Tucker’s Terror. Society of St. Stephen’s ’59, ‘60. Altar Guild ’59, ’60. Student Vestry ’59. Drama Club ’60, ’61. Spartan '62. Deacon ’62. Honor Roll ’59. Chairman, Girls’ Dormitory Council '63. Executive Com- mittee '63. Class Secretary ’59, '60. Maverick Club ’59- Can-Can Girl '61. Proctor '63. 74 Ttifliam Autry JKorrison, jfr. AUSTIN, TEXAS University of Texas Original Tucker's Terror. Canteen Worker ’59, '60. Rec- reation Committee '60. Drama Club '60, ’61, '62, '63. Bridge Club ’60, '61. Chess Club '61. Society of St. Stephen’s '60, '61. Choir '59, '60, '61, '62, '63. Spartan '61, '62, '63. Inspector '63. Violin Award '63. Deacon '63- IKi cfreef If fen IKoore DEPORT, TEXAS Wellesley College Tucker’s Terror. Choir '63. Drama Club '62, '63. French Award '62. Girls' Dormitory Council '63. Student Lounge Committee '63. Brewster History of Music Award '63. Honor Roll '63. Proctor '63. 75 JRacfelaine J?ane TKoser DEKALB, TEXAS Sophie Newcomb College Tucker’s Terror. Basketball '62. Spartan ’63. Forensic Club '63. Choir ’63. Inspector '63. Drama Club '62. Re- view '62. Senior Math Award for Improvement ’63. cJeorye Sampson a Ie, III AUSTIN, TEXAS University of Texas Original Tucker’s Terror. Rifle Club ’60, '61, '62, ’63. Deacon Business Manager '63. 76 ' Jo in CJorne ius P£iffips, ,J.r. AUSTIN, TEXAS Colorado College Tucker's Terror. Choir '59, '60, '61, '62, '63. Varsity Football '61, '62, '63; Most Improved Player Award '61; Captain '63. Student Vestry '61. Student Lounge Com- mittee '62. Drama Club '61, '62, '63. Inspector '63. Proctor '63. Class Bouncer '59, '60, '61, '62, '63. , Do An Jranteer Demme Jorter SWEETWATER, TEXAS Colorado College Tucker’s Terror. Bridge Club '60, '61. Canteen Worker '60. Choir '60, '61. Drama Club '62. Dormitory Council '63. Entertainment Committee '62, '63. Proctor '63. Society of St. Stephen’s 61. Rifle Club '60, '61. Track '61. Varsity Baseball '63. Varsity Basketball '61, '62, '63; Most Im- proved Player '61; Most Rebounds '63. Varsity Football '62, '63. 77 cSusan ( ay Moeilinper MEXICO CITY, MEXICO Sophie Newcomb College Tucker’s Terror. Basketball '62. Choir '62, '63. Drama Club '62, '63; Acting Award '63. Spartan Staff '61, '62. Girls' Dormitory Council '62. Recreation Committee ‘63. In- spector '63- '7curies Ricfiarcfson 7)7arp MEXICO CITY, MEXICO Trinity Tucker’s Terror. Baseball '62. I.P.S. ’63. Rifle Club ’62, ’63. Inspector '63. 78 c a Ip )et ] c fie en be rye r WACO, TEXAS Randolph-Macon Woman's College Tucker's Terror. Dormitory Council '62. Spartan '62, '63. Student Lounge Committee '62. Drama Club ’62, '63. Choir '63. Deacon Staff '63. Schoolkeeping Committee '63- Class Secretary '63. Inspector '63. ()at ierine z)fieppercf MARBLE FALLS, TEXAS University of Texas Auxiliary Tucker's Terror. Society of St. Stephen's '59, '60, '61. Honor Roll '60, '61, '62, '63. Diploma with Honors. English Award '60. Schoolkeeping Award '60. Spartan '60, '61, '62. Drama Club '60, '61, '62, '63; Stage Director '61; Vice President '61; President '62. Altar Guild '60, '61. Hockey '61, '62, '63; Captain '63. Dormitor)' Council '61. Entertainment Committee '61. Executive Committee '62. Deacon Staff '63. Student Vestry '63. Choir '63. 79 Jllurna Lea Simon CENTER POINT, TEXAS Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tucker’s Terror. Altar Guild ’60. Choir 60. Spartan 60, '62, ’63; Business Manager ’62. Drama Club ’60, ’61, '62, ’63. Library Award '61. Bridge Club '61. Hockey '61, ’62. Riding Club President '61. Deacon Staff ’63. Sub Rosa ’63. Honor Roll ’60, ’63. General Science Award ’60. Senior Math Award ’63. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Science Math Award ’63. National Merit Scholarship Finalist '63. J iomas JlTinys Sumners AUSTIN, TEXAS University of Colorado Original Tucker’s Terror. Varsity Baseball ’60, '61, '62, ’63; All Conference '62, ’63. Varsity Basketball ’63. Varsity Football '61, ’62, ’63; All Conference Honorable Mention '63. Inspector ’63. I.P.S. President '63- Mad Avenger ’63. 80 Stephen Jreacfwef 7Jauphn ARANSAS PASS, TEXAS Washington University Original Tucker’s Terror. Executive Committee ’60. Class President '60. Dormitory Council ’60, ’63. Proctor ’63. Varsity Football ’62, ’63; Captain ’63; All Conference ’63. Varsity Basketball '62, ’63; All Conference ’62, '63; Most Valuable Player '62, ’63; High-point man '63. Varsity Baseball '62, ’63; Captain ’63; All Conference '62, '63. Algebra II Improvement Award ’62. hue James 7hnterSotham ALTAIR, TEXAS William Smith College Auxiliary Tucker’s Terror. Student Lounge Committee '59. Society of St. Stephen’s ’59, ’60, ’61. Drama Club ’60, '61, ’63. Choir ’59, 60, '61, ’63. Spartan ’60, ’61 '63. Cheer- leader '63. Hockey ’59, '60, '61, ’63. Altar Guild 59, 60, ’61. Inspector ’63. Maverick Club ’59. Horseback Riding Club '61. Can-Can Girl '61. 81 lilii!! J u N I O R $ Corby Considine—vice president; Rosanne Harrison—secretary; Tommy Good- son—president Jim Campbell Joiner Cartwright Dick Clarke 86 Tommy Goodson Burgess Griesenbeck Rupert Harkrider Rosanne Harrison Louis Henna Chris Hershberger Judy Jackson Walter Johnson Lee McBride 88 Scott Shelton Susan Sizer Rick Snyder Charles Vaughn, Jr. Richard Wallace 90 Nancy Wilkins Arthur Wright Bart Wulff Doug Wagner REVIEW 19 63 Goliad Virginia Chfflles Bart Wulff -t FALL SEMESTER, sitting: David Gibson—vice president; Susan Lewis— secretary; Chris Phillips—president. SPRING SEMESTER, standing: Keitt Gilliland—vice president; Louisa Miller—secretary; John Sorensen— presi- dent. S o p H O M O R E S Buddy Baldridge Natalie Bay less Lee Bivins Patricia Booker Marilyn Buck Margaret Bundy 92 Bill Clebsch Doug Conly Carter Crook Ronald De Ford Larilla Dial Carol Dunagan Dianne Duncan Richard Evert David Gibson Keitt Gilland 93 Ellen McCamish Susan Lewis David Hoster Milly Jackson Radey Johnson Sandra Leigh Tom McCord Mary Magee Louisa Miller Margaret Mills Maynette More George Paxton Chris Phillips Tina Plowman Pat Means—secretary; Ann Gately—vice president; Charlie Campbell—president FRESHMEN Cato Allen Barbara Barnard David Barnett Mike Bell Wolfgang Benner Sterling Blocker Barbara Bond Brooks Brown Jo Edith Brown Louis Buck Charles Campbell Franklin Deaderick Dennis Garcia Ann Gately Paulette Grace Ellen Hooper Lynn Johnson Ann Kading Paul Kallina Tito Hines—secretary; Jemmie Clark—treasurer; John Craig—president EIGHTH GRADE Hank Bundy Jemmie Clark Eleanor Clarke Coyne Cockrell - X r X John Craig John Doughtie Delores Garcia Stephen Hines Stephen McKee Caroline Neale Randy Parten Bill Phillips Vicki Roper Margaret Sackton John Stiles Jamie Stirling 105 ■ SEATED, left to right: Dr. Allen Becker, Larry Arend, Julia Cauthorn, John Hines, Frank Bulloch, Mr. Robert Pickett. STAND- ING, left to right: Larry Dent, Jimmy Musselman, Toby Sackton, Ann Gately, Bill Krohn, Carol Mason, John Doughtie, Joe Burkett, Chris Phillips. Executive Committee 108 Members Pres ide nl: John Hines Vice Presidenl: Larry A rend Secretary: Julia Cauthorn Treasurer: Frank Bulloch Girls' Dorm Council Representative: Carol Mason Boys' Dorm Council Representative: Joe Burkett Schoolkeeping Committee Representative: Larry Dent 12th Grade Representative: Bill Krohn 11th Grade Representative: Toby Sackton 10th Grade Representative: Chris Phillips 9th Grade Representatives: Ann Gately and Jimmy Musselman 8th Grade Representative: John Doughtie Faculty: Dr. Allen Becker and Mr. Robert Pickett 1962-1963 Members Student Frank Bulloch John Hines Bill Krohn Faculty Mrs. John Guerin Mr. Thomas Newman SEATED, left to right: John Hines, Chairman, Bill Krohn, Mrs. John Guerin. STANDING, left to right: Frank Bulloch, Mr. Thomas Newman. Discipline Committee I 10 Student Lounge Committee SEATED left to right: Mary O'Donohoe, Ellen Moore, Julia Cauthorn, Chairman, Sandra Leigh. STANDING, left to right: Jim Smart, John Craig, Dick Clarke, Doug Conly, Larry Dent. Bob Roberts, Vicki Roper. Susan Lewis. Chairman: Larry A rend FRONT ROW, left to right: Jill Matthews, Charlie Campbell, Louisa Miller, George Paxton, Marilyn Millspaugh. BACK ROW, left to right: Dick Fullerton, Mary Magee, Sue Roettinger, John Sorenson, Vicki Roper, Virginia Shepperd, Richard Wallace. Recreation Committee I 12 FRONT, left to right: Mr. Tucker, Harry Yewens, Chairman Frank Bulloch. BACK, left to right: Vicki Roper, Toby Sackton, Dianne Duncan, John Porter, Sue Peterson, Jamie Stirling, Mary Magee, David Barnett, Darie Campbell. FRONT, left to right: Randy Parten, John Coke, Wolfgang Benner. BACK, left to right: Bill Tamminga, Myrna Simon, Burgess Griesenbcck, Sally Shellenberger, Mike Hart, Patty Barbour, Bill Clebsch. Schoolkeeping Committee 114 Inspectors Left to right: Thomas Sumners, Bill Morrison, Larry Dent, Jace Phillips, Mike Hart. Left to right: Mary Hart, Patty Barbour, Janie Moser, Mvrna Simon, Sue Roettinger, Mary Jacobs, Rue Winterbotham, Sally Shellenberger, Darie Campbell. 115 Left to right: Leslie Leverton, Carol Mason, Ellen Moore, Becky Crouch, Wendy Hirst, Leslee Buhler. Proctors Left to right: Joe Burkett, Bill Krohn, Steve Vaughn, John Porter, Frank Bulloch, Dick Fullerton, John Hines, Larry Arend. (Not Pictured: Mike Hart, Jace Phillips) SEATED, left to right: Virginia Frederick, Louisa Miller, Ellen Moore, Lee McBride, Marilyn Foster, Rosanne Harrison, Ellen McCamish, Tori Monro, Jill Mathews. STANDING, left to right: Carol Mason, Chairman. Becky Crouch, Wendy Hist, Mary Magee, Leslie Leverton, Leslee Buhler, Vicki Roper. Dormitory Councils SEATED, left to right: John Porter, Corby Considine, Joe Burkett, Chairman, George Paxton, Dick Fullerton, Bob Roberts, Bill Krohn. STANDING, left to right: Frank Bulloch, Steve Vaughn, Larry Arend. (Not Pictured: John Hines, Toby Sackton) 117 What's to become of Nyasaland? Student Vestry Chairman Bill Krohn, Chris Phillips, Bayard Breeding. Constitution Revision Committee FOOTBALL Season’s Record: S.S.S. 6 T.M.I. 6 S.S.S. 40 T.S.D. 0 S.S.S 0 Casady 24 S.S.S 6 St. Mark’s 28 S.S.S 13 Kinkaid 22 S.S.S. 30 Lutheran 12 S.S.S 0 St. John’s 13 S.S.S. 26 Allen Academy 12 S.S.S. 6 T.M.I. 6 The Spartans kicked off the 1962 football season with a 6-6 tie with the Texas Military Institute Panthers of San Antonio. Tommy Goodson blocked a T.M.I. punt early in the first half and set up the Spartan T.D. In the second half the Spartan defense relaxed and the Panthers scored after recovering a Red fumble. The Spar- tans started a drive in the waning minutes of the game, but the game ended before the fired-up team could score again. Hines and Henna block for T. Sumners. 5.5.5. 40 T.S.D. 0 In the second game of the season, the Spartans stomped the Texas Deaf School Rangers 40-0. Looking sharp, the Spartan offense ran for six touchdowns and ended up playing members of the B” Team. 5.5.5. 0 CASADY 24 The Spartans lost their first Conference game to the Casady Cyclones of Oklahoma, 0-24. The Spartan defense held the Cyclones scoreless until the last play of the first half, when they scored giving them the lead, 8-0. The Cyclones scored twice in the second half, but the game was over before a Red drive could carry the Spartans to paydirt. Vaughn prepares to pass. 5.5.5. 6 St. MARK'S 28 Traveling to Dallas, the Spartans dropped their second conference game to the St. Mark’s Lions, 6-28. Recovering a Red fumble on the opening kickoff, the Lions quickly scored. Fighting back, the Spartans scored on a Vaughn Special which totaled over fifty-five yards. The Lions led the whole way, however, and came out on top, 28-6. 5.5.5. 13 KINKAID 22 In their third conference game, the Spartans lost a hard-fought battle to the Falcons of Kinkaid, 22-13. The game was scoreless until the last minutes of the second quarter when the Falcons took the lead, 6-0. In the second half, the Spartans scored twice. Kinkaid scored again bringing the count to 14-13, in favor of the Falcons. The Reds then recovered their own on-sides kick, but the referee said it was touched before it had gone ten yards. Because of this, the Falcons took over and ended the Spartan hopes by scoring again. The final gun sounded with Kinkaid ahead 22-13. A Tense moment 5.5.5. 30 LUTHERAN 12 The Spartans finally pulled through and raunched the Lutheran Pioneers 30-12 in front of a delighted Parents-Day crowd. The Red Team cut loose and Mo Hines threw a 35 yard pass to Steve Vaughn who ran the final 15 yards to paydirt. The Pioneers came back and scored on a three-yard dive. The Spartans scored three more times and led 27-6 at the half. In the second half, Thomas Sumners kicked the first successful Spartan field goal in history. The Pioneers returned a S.S.S. punt fifty-five yards, but the game ended with a happy Spartan team in the lead 30-12. 5.5.5. 0 St. JOHNS 13 The Spartans lost a close one to the St. John's Rebels 13-0 in Houston. The two teams fought hard but the Rebels squeezed a T.D. in at the end of the second quarter and led at the half 6-0. The third quarter was scoreless, but the Rebels, led by the rushing .of Dan Van Winkle, scored again in the fourth. The Spar- tans began a drive with Mo Hines hitting almost everything he threw, but time ran out on the fired-up Spartan team, and the game ended with the Red team on the bottom. 5.5.5. 26 ALLEN 12 The Spartans whipped the Allen Ramblers in their final game of the season to wind up with a 3-4-1 re- cord for the season. The Ramblers were the first to score, and it looked as if we might lose again for a few minutes. Then Mo opened up and completed a 40 yard pass to Steve Vaughn tying the score. John Porter recovered Thomas Sumners’ on-sides kick and on the next play Thomas went 40 yards to score. Steve scored again and caught a pass from Mo for a two-point conversion. The score at the half was 20-7. In the third quarter, Vaughn raced 60 yards for another Red score. The Spartan defense relaxed for a while and the Ramblers scored again, but the Spartans finished their season with a win and came out on top 26-12. 125 BACK ROW: Chris Hines, assistant coach, the Rev. Robert Phipps, line coach, Thomas Newman, head coach and backfield coach. Dock Sewell, end coach. Larry Arend, manager, the Rev. James Tucker, Chaplain, Bart Wulff, manager. FOURTH ROW: Mo Hines, Herbert Barnard, Alike Allen, Richard Fullerton, Mike Hart, John Porter, Steve Vaughn, Jace Phillips, Thomas Sumners. '1HIRD ROW: Dick Clarke, Rick Snyder, Keitt Gilliland, Burgess Griesenbeck, Richard Wallace, Toby Sackton, 126 Corby Considine, John Sorensen, Joe Burkett. SECOND ROW: Doug Wagner, Lee Bivins, George Paxton, David- Gibson, Chris Phillips. Bill Tamminga, Johnny Harrison, Robert Sumners. FIRST ROW: Richard Evert, Bayard Breeding, Scott Shelton, Jimmy Campbell, Tommy Goodson, Jimmy Musselman, Mike Bell, Louis Henna. 127 11 BACK ROW: Stirling Blocker, Peter Hartman, Joiner Cartwright, Hollis Russell, Buddy Baldridge, Harry Yewens, John Craig, John Doughtie, Bill Phillips. MIDDLE ROW: John Coke, Radey Johnson. Peter Hooper, Cato Allen, Louis Buck, Carter Crook. Tom McCord. Bill Hardie, Jonathan Neale. FRONT ROW: Charlie Camp- bell, Bill Clebsch, Hal Stryker, Trey Morgan. Dennis Garcia, Greg Willis, Bob Roberts. Dock Sewell, coach. Steve Vaughn • Second Team Mo Hines • First Team m All-Conference Jace Phillips • Hon. Mention Thomas Sumners • Hon. Mention Season's Record: S.S.S. 37 Canyon 33 S.S.S. 60 Del Valle 36 S.S.S. 39 St. Edwards 43 S.S.S. 53 T.M.I. 41 S.S.S. 68 B.D. O. 61 S.S.S. 59 Kyle 73 S.S.S. 73 San Marcos B.D. 0. Invitational 32 S.S.S. 71 Elgin 46 S.S.S. 68 B.D. O. 57 S.S.S. 51 Smithville 60 S.S.S. . 57 Florence 44 S.S.S. 36 St. Edwards 50 S.S.S. 92 T.S.D. 28 S.S.S. 64 San Marcos 31 S.S.S. 60 Concordia 36 S.S.S. 48 Hutto . 46 S.S.S. 48 Concordia North Zone Tournament 42 S.S.S. 57 St. Mark’s 50 S.S.S. 49 Casady 47 S.S.S. 76 B.D. O. 63 S.S.S. 44 T.M.I. 39 S.S.S. ... 96 T.S.D. SPC Full Tournament 39 S.S.S. 54 Lutheran 44 S.S.S. 46 Kinkaid 51 S.S.S. 46 St. John’s 43 School Scoring Record: 96 points against T.S.D. Individual Scoring Record: Steve Vaughn, 54 points against San Marcos BASKETBALL Southwestern Preparatory Conference Northern Tournament In their first game of the Southwestern Pre- paratory Conference Northern Tournament, held February 1 and 2 at St. Stephen’s, the Spartan five squeezed by the St. Mark's Lions in over- time, 57-50. Trailing by nine at the end of the first quarter and by four at the end of the half, the Spartans took the lead at the third quarter, 38-37. As the last seconds of the game ticked away, the Spartans were behind by one point, 49-48. When the final buzzer sounded, John Porter was fouled. His free shot tied the score up, causing the game to go into overtime. The Spartans then burst into the lead and scored eight points to the Lions’ one, and the game finally ended with a SSS victory. The next day the Red team defeated the Casady Cyclones, 49-47. The Spartans stayed in the lead until the last quarter when they went behind by one point. Mo Hines sank a free shot to tie it up, and Steve Vaughn's field goal in the last five seconds gave the Spartans a first place in the Northern Tournament. SPC Full Tournament Two weeks later in the SPC Full Tournament on the St. Stephen's campus, the Redmen downed the Lutheran Pioneers, 54-44, to stretch their con- ference win record to three games. The lead was in the hands of the Pioneers at the end of the first half, but the Spartans outscored the Pioneers by thirteen points in the third quarter and led 42-31 going into the final quarter. The next day the Spartans suffered their only conference defeat when they lost to the Falcons of Kinkaid, 51-46. The Falcons led throughout the game and the final burst of effort in the last quarter was not enough to put the Red team ahead. The same evening, the Spar- tans beat the St. John's Rebels, who led until the half, 46-43. In Red games, Steve Vaughn was almost consistently high point man, with Mo Hines a close second. The SPC Full Tournament ended with the Spartans sharing of the cham- pionship with the Falcons of Kinkaid. Thomas Newman, coach, Tommy Goodson. Mo Hines, Keitt Gilliland, Steve Vaughn, John Porter, Bill Hardie, Louis Henna, David Gibson, Richard Wallace, Thomas Sumners, Johnny Harrison, Bart Wulff, manager. VARSITY A I REAR: Richard Evert, Bill Tamminga, Mr. Dock Sewell, coach, Burgess Griesenbeck, Harry Yewens. FRONT: Corby Considine, Tom McCord, John Coke, Greg Willis. REAR: Bill Phillips, Mike Bell, Hollis Russell, Brooks Brown, Jimmy Musselman, Robert Sumners. FRONT : The Rev. Robert Phipps, coach, Tito Hines, John Craig, Steve McKee, Charlie Campbell, Jamie Sterling. he Athletic Council Left to right: Mr. Robert Foster. Mrs. Robert Foster, Mr. Paul Bode, the Rev. Robert Phipps, Mr. Thomas Newman. The Athletic Council is a new idea at St. Stephen's this year. It is composed of five members of the faculty, each one representing a different part of the school. Mr. Paul G. Bode, co-chairman with Mr. Robert F. Foster, represents the Administration; Mr. Thomas Newman represents Varsity Athletics; Mrs. Robert Foster, Girls’ Physical Ed- ucation; and the Rev. Robert Phipps, Intramural Athletics and Boys’ Physical Education. All five members of the group coach one or more groups in the Physical Education program. The Council, with many various duties to perform during the school year, was set up mainly to create a P.E. program which would be suitable for the school and still not interfere with the academic portion of school life. The Council is proving to be a valuable addition to the school and will very likely continue throughout coming years. 135 Burkett winds up for a curve. THE SEASON Concordia 0 sss 9 St. Edward’s 8 sss 10 Anderson H. S. 8 sss 9 Lanier H. S. 2 sss 8 St. Johns of Ennis 6 sss 7 St. Edward’s 2 sss 7 Johnston H. S. . 1 sss 2 Travis ”B’’ . 4 sss 5 T.M.I. 2 sss 12 Travis B” 10 sss 9 St. Edward’s 11 sss 2 THE CONFERENCE Kinkaid forfeit St. Mark’s 1 sss 7 Casady 0 sss ... 6 BASEBALL Southwestern Preparatory Conference The Spartan baseball team had an excellent season this year and finished with fourteen wins and only three losses. As far as Conference play went, the Spartans had a perfect record. Their first win was a forfeit by Kinkaid of Houston. Their second conference win came when they defeated the St. Marks Lions of Dallas 7 to 1. The red team started off slowly and allowed St. Marks to score their only run in the first inning by committing two errors. Joe Burkett pitched a fine game, allowing only two hits; the rest of the Spartan team took over from there. In the third inning, Mo Hines singled and Steve Vaughn got on base by a Lion error, and then Joe Burkett bunted them in on a double squeeze. In the fourth inning, Hines, Clebsch, who was running for Burkett, Musselman, Considine, and Wallace all scored to end the scoring for both sides. The game ended with the Spartans totaling 7 runs on 9 hits and 2 errors, and the Lions with 1 run on 2 hits and 2 errors. The next day the Spartans de- feated the Casady Cyclones 6 to 0. George Paxton pitched a 1-hit shut-out and earned a place on the All-Conference team. In the third inning, Hines, Burkett and Clebsch, who ran for Paxton scored. Thomas Sumners and Mo Hines scored in the fourth and Burkett scored in the fifth. St. Stephens ended with 6 runs on 4 hits and 2 errors while Casady had 0 runs on 1 hit and 4 errors. The Spartan team won the Conference Championship by defeating all their op- ponents and placed six people on the All-Conference team. R. £ Sumners guards his base. JOHN HINES, Catcher JOE BURKETT, Pitcher THOMAS SUMNERS, Second Base All-Conference Players GEORGE PAXTON, Pitcher STEVE VAUGHN, Shortstop RICH EVERT, Outfield 139 FRONT, left to right: Charles Campbell, Herbert Barnard, Thomas Sumners, Joe Burkett, John Hines, Stephen Vaughn, Harry Yewens, Robert Sumners, John Coke, Manager. 140 BACK, left to right: Mr. Robert Phipps, Coach, Richard Wallace, Bill Clebsch, Rupert Harkrider, Jimmy Musselman, George Paxton, Corby Considine, Dick Fullerton. John Sorensen, Rich Evert, Mr. Robert Foster, Head Coach. 141 MB” TEAM FRONT, left to right: Peter Hooper, Rupert Harkrider, Bill Clebsch, Harry Yewens, Robert Sumners, Charlie Campbell. BACK, ° “ } ,en ,s 9arc,a� manager, Jim George, Bill Tamminga, Tommy Goodson, Pete Hartman, Toby Sackton, Rick Snyder, Mr. Paul G. Bode, Coach. 7 142 Left to right: Bill Phillips, Wolfie Benner, John Doughtie, Jamie Stirling, David Hoster, John Singleton, Mr. Tom Hatfield, Coach, Louis Buck, Paul Kallina, Jon Stiles, John Craig, Randy Parten, Carter Crook. J. V. Team 143 Girls’ Physical Education MRS. ROBERT FOSTER 144 MISS KAY ALDERMAN hockey • tennis • swimming • fencing • archery • modern dance Girls vie for hockey puck in daily practice. The year of 1962-63 began a new system for Girls' P.E. Under the direction of Mrs. Robert Foster and Miss Kay Alderman, a variety of activities were offered to the girls, including hockey, swimming, fencing and modern dance to name a few. Mrs. Lucia Hart taught the archery class in the Fall. During the hockey season, S.S.S. girls played games with Hockaday of Dallas and St. Mary’s Hall of San Antonio. In November, softball and volleyball players took a trip to San Antonio to participate in a playday with St. Mary’s Hall. FRONT ROW, left to right: Burgess Griesenbeck, Doug Conly, Rosanne Harrison, Lcslee Buhler, Larry Dent, Bill Krohn, Patty Barbour, Frank Bulloch, Sally Shellenberger, Tito Hines, John Singleton, Jace Phillips. SECOND ROW, left to right: Chris Phillips, Muffin More, Myrna Simon, Dianne Duncan, Rue Winterbotham, Wendy Hirst, Frank Deaderick, Petie Miller, Joe Russell. THIRD ROW, left to right: Sue Roettinger, Mary Jacobs, Martha Tompkins, Jill Matthews, Toby Sackton, Bart Wulff, Dick Fullerton, Cathy Shepperd, Susan Lewis, Julia Cauthorn, Lee Bivins, Ellen Moore, Dick Clarke, Dobbie Leverton, Charles Vaughn, Radey Johnson, Walter Johnson. BACK ROW, left to right: Rich Evert, Jim George, Bill Morrison, Bob Roberts, Bill Clebsch. Executive Committee of the Drama Club President: Bill Krohn Technical Director: Larry Dent Secretary: Patty Barbour Head Stage Manager: Lcslee Buhler Music Director: Frank Bulloch The Importance of Being Earnest ivA� : llUiliilinii umm The Importance of Being Earnest ama The Media Visit-to a Small Planet Spartan 1962 STAFF Managing Editor News Editor Assistant News Editor Feature Editor Assistant Feature Editor Sports Editor Photography Editor Alumni Correspondent Business and Circulation Manager Sponsor Leslie Leverton Virginia Frederick Martha Tompkins Tori Monro Sue Roettinger John Hines Wolfgang Benner Rue Winterbotham Mary Jacobs Mr. William T. Hooper, Jr. INCUMBENT 1963 STAFF Managing Editor News Editors Feature Editor Assistant Feature Editor Sports Editor ...... Photography Editor Alumni Correspondent Business and Circulation Manager Sponsor Pat Booker Martha Tompkins, Tori Monro .............. Jill Matthews ............... Petie Miller Richard Evert Wolfgang Benner Rue Winterbotham Hal Stryker Mr. William T. Hooper, Jr. This year has marked the end- mg of one era and the begin- ning of a new one. —WILLIAM T. HOOPER. JR. t0 right: Tori Monro, Rue Winterbotham, Virginia Frederick, John Hines, Leslie Leverton, Mary Jacobs Mr. u illiam T. Hooper, Sue Roettinger, Martha Tompkins. 152 FIRST ROW, left to right: Sterling Blocker, Tito Hines, Bill Clebsch, Virginia Frederick, Rue Winterbotham, Wendy Hirst, Leslie Leverton, Edith Powell, Bill Morrison, Doug Conly. SECOND ROW, left to right: John Singleton, Jo Brown, Maynett More, Rosanne Harrison, Louisa Miller, Sally Shellenberger, Janie Moser, Mary O’Donohoe, Tori Monro, Margaret Mills, Marilyn Foster, Cathy Shepperd, Mary Hart, Jace Phillips, Miss Linda Gardner (director). ON STAIRS: Susan Lewis, Lee Bivins, Patty Barbour, Dick Clatk, Ellen Moore, Burgess Griesenbeck. C h 0 1 r The Choir had a busy year exploring the field of contemporary choral literature and 18th and 19th century church music ” —MISS LINDA GARDNER Forensic Club We were proud to represent St. Stephens in its first non- athletic competition with other Austin schools.” —MRS. DIX COONS Left to right: Jim Sharp, Bill Tamminga, A. Dale McMullen, faculty Larilla Dial. Not pictured: Mrs. Dix Coons, director. sponsor, Richard Evert, Janie Moser, Virginia Gallaher, 154 Left to right: Mr. Towner, Bill Krohn, Larry Dent, Miss Linda Gardner, Becky Crouch, Tommy Goodson, Mrs. John Guerin. Fine Arts Committee 155 ? Mr. Robert Tobin of San Antonio Lectures on The Ex- perience of the Theatre.” Fine Arts Becky Crouch exhibits her prizewinning art work. Festival The Importance of Being Earnest Rev. Penrose W. Hirst delivers the Baccalaureate Sermon to the Class of ’63. After the service, Rev. Hirst speaks to Rev. James Tucker and Seniors Leslee Buhler and Sally Shellenberger. 160 Baccalaureate Sunday Dr. Joseph Smiley, President of the University of Texas, speaks on Christian Education at the dedication of John Eldridge Hines Hall. Dr. Allen Becker and the Rev. Charles Sumners listen. 161 V V Academic Honors Honor Certificates Eighth Grade: Delores Irene Garcia Caroline Sheldon Neale Ninth Grade: Lynn Bedford Johnson Anne Marya Kading Kathryn McMillan James Claude Musselman Jonathan Sayles Neale David Alexander Sackton Virginia Shepperd Tenth Grade: Douglas Jarvis Conly Thomas Radey Johnson James Chrisman Phillips Eleventh Grade: Sarah Lee McBride Victoria Frances Monro Twelfth Grade: Leslee Kathryn Buhler Julia Justice Cauthorn Virginia Ann Frederick Ann Wendover Hirst Mary Elizabeth Jacobs William Allen Krohn Leslie Ann Leverton Mildred Ellen Moore Catherine Shepperd Myrna Lea Simon High Honor Certificates Ninth Grade: Robert Mings Sumners Certificates of Highest Standing in Class Eighth Grade: Caroline Sheldon Neale Ninth Grade: Jonathan Sayles Neale Tenth Grade: Thomas Radey Johnson Eleventh Grade: Victoria Frances Monro Twelfth Grade: William Allen Krohn The Bishop's Medal William Allen Krohn 163 The William Brewster Medal John Moore Hines Book Prizes For Improvement: English 8—Stephen Drake McKee English 9—James Hudson Smart, Jr. History 10—Ellen Frances McCamish Spanish II—Sandra Kay Leigh French II—John Morgan Coke Plane Geometry—Ellen Frances McCamish Senior Mathematics—Madelaine Jane Moser For Achievement: Christian Doctrine—Caroline Sheldon Neale Mathematics 8—John Randolph Parten Latin I—Delores Irene Garcia English 8—Caroline Sheldon Neale, John Randolph Parten History 8—Caroline Sheldon Neale Algebra I—David Alexander Sackton Latin I—Virginia Shepperd English 9—Robert Mings Sumners History 9—Jonathan Sayles Neale Latin III—Kathryn McMillan English 10—Mary Susan Lewis Biology—Peter Davenport Hooper French I—Thomas Radey Johnson History 10—Janes Chrisman Phillips Plane Geometry—Thomas Radey Johnson English 11—John Tobias Sackton Algebra II—Richard James Wallace, Jr. Chemistry-—Susan Elizabeth Sizer French II—Sue Ellen Peterson Latin III—Sarah Lee McBride Applied Music—Thomas Edward Goodson History 11—Victoria Frances Monro Introduction to Visual Arts—Elizabeth Shepperd Christian Ethics—William Allen Krohn Current Events—Michael Kelly Allen Senior Mathematics—Myrna Lea Simon English 12—William Allen Krohn Physics—Virginia Ann Frederick Spanish III—Leslee Kathryn Buhler Spanish IV—William Allen Krohn French IV—Leslie Ann Leverton, William Franklin Bulloch Applied Art—Becky Crouch Outstanding Research in History—William Allen Krohn The William Brewster Memorial Prize in History of Music—Mildred Ellen Moore The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Medal for Science and Mathematics—Myrna Lea Simon 164 Awards Night Honors Activities Awards Schoolkeeping Award: Sue Peterson Radey Johnson Piano Awards: Natalie Bayless Virginia Frederick Burgess Griesenback Elizabeth Shepperd DRAMA: Sue Roettinger—Actress Award Charles Vaughn—Actor Award Petie Miller—Actress Award Drama Club Award: Larry Dent Executive Committee Award: Doug Conly Lavonia Jenkins Barnes Book Collect- ing Award: Elizabeth Shepperd Library Awards: Virginia Frederick Julia Cauthorn Literary Awards: Deacon—Mary Jacobs Spartan—Leslie Leverton Virginia Frederick Review—Toby Sackton Becky Crouch Charles Vaughn Wycliffe Sweetheart: Jill Matthews Revell Speaking Cup: Dick Fullerton PROCTORS Larry A rend Frank Bulloch Dick Fullerton Joe Burkett Mike Hart John Hines Bill Krohn Jace Phillips John Porter Leslee Buhler Becky Crouch Wendy Hirst Leslie Leverton Carol Mason Ellen Moore 1962-63 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: John Hines Vice President: Larry Arend Secretary: Julia Cauthorn Treasurer: Frank Bulloch Athletic Awards FOOTBALL: Captains—John Hines, Jace Phillips, Steve Vaughn Most Improved Player—Mike Allen Most Valuable Player—John Hines BASKETBALL: Captains—John Hines, Steve Vaughn Most Improved Player—Bill Hardie Most Valuable Player—Steve Vaughn Greatest Number of Rebounds— John Porter BASEBALL: Captains—John Hines, Joe Burkett, Thomas Sumners, Steve Vaughn Most Improved Player—George Paxton, Corby Considine Most Valuable Player—Joe Burkett Best All-Around Girl Athlete—Daria Anne Campbell CHEERLEADERS: Leslee Buhler—Head Darie Campbell Becky Crouch Jill Matthews Rue Winterbotham Don Cunningham Award: John Moore Hines Headmaster's Trophy: Class of ’63 Guest Speaker at Grad- uation. The Rev. Charles S. Martin Headmaster, St. Albans School Canon of the Cathedral of St. Peter And St. Paul Wash- ington, DC., speaks with Dr. Allen W. Becker'and the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines Diplomas Michael Kelly Allen Laurence Warren Arend Patricia Ann Barbour Herbert Joseph Barnard, Jr. William Franklin Bulloch Joe Wylie Burkett, Jr. Daria Anne Campbell Julia Justice Cauthorn Becky Crouch John Laurence Dent Mary Louise Hart Michael Ralph Hart John Moore Hines Ann Wendover Hirst Leslie Ann Leverton Lesley Minette Liebhafsky Carol Olivia Mason Mildred Ellen Moore William Autry Morrison, Jr. Madelaine Jane Moser George Sampson Nalle III John Cornelius Phillips, Jr. John Granteer Demmel Porter Susan Clay Roettinger James Richardson Sharp Sally Beth Shellenberger Myrna Lea Simon Thomas Mings Sumners Stephen Treadwell Vaughn Rue James Winterbotham Senior Speaker Richard Sandlin Fullerton Diplomas With Honors Leslee Kathryn Buhler Virginia Ann Frederick Mary Elizabeth Jacobs William Allen Krohn Catherine Shepperd 166 Jfl w li- -v • i . !- 7s ; W V a . “ a W 5 170 - N. in appreciation The 1963 DEACON would like to express its gratitude to the following people whose support made the publication of this book possible. 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