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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

«11 Dedication Fifteen years ago a dream became reality when St. Stephen’s Episcopal School began its first academic year. That year there were 54 students and 7 faculty members. In the years since that time the student body has grown to 206 and the faculty has increased to 25 members. It is, then, not to an individual but to St. Stephen’s that we dedicate this, the 1966 Deacon. The Chapel Under Construction 1953 The Infir 1953 T h e T o w n e r s Saint Stephens School 1950-1965 mary 1 9 5 3 1954 William Brewster Memorial Headmaster’s House 5 6 T St. Stephen’s Episcopal School The Deacon Editor-in-Chief Business Manager . Sports Editor ..... Activities Editor . . Photography Editor Government Editor Faculty Editor Class Editor ...... Godsends .......... Faculty Advisor . .. . . Bill Newman . . Janet Youens . Fritz Lockhart ..... Julie Cross . Wolfie Benner . Alex Whitaker .. . Ann Gateley ... Daryl Hause . . Renn Rhodes Mrs. H. E. Tune Table of Contents DEDICATION 1 INTRODUCTION 6 FACULTY 10 UNDERCLASSMEN 22 SENIORS 42 GOVERNMENT 66 ACTIVITIES 80 SPORTS 92 GRADUATION AND AWARDS 118 SNAPSHOTS 130 9 DR. ALLEN W. BECKER, Headmaster University of South Carolina B.A. University of Tennessee M.A. Johns Hopkins University PAUL G. BODE, Assistant Headmaster Catawba College A.B. Vanderbilt M.A. Harvard Ed. M. 12 WILLIAM T. HOOPER, JR. Director of Admissions University of Illinois ROBERT F. FOSTER Business Manager Harvard M.A. A.B. Yale B.A DEAN H. TOWNER Senior Master Cornell B.A., M.A. MISS SHIRLEY SHERMAN Senior Secretary University of Texas B.B.A. MRS. CHARLES MULLENS Secretary Austin College of Business Administration MRS. G. W. ROBB Bookkeeper Find the busy bookkeeper! MRS. FANNIE LOU SPELCE Resident Nurse Sparks Memorial Hospital R.N. History Department MRS. JOHN R. RESPESS, JR. History Rice University B.A. HALSEY T. TICHENOR, Chairman, History Hobart B.A. Cornell LL.B. Ill JOHN D. WOOD History Haverford B.A. THE REV. ROBERT S. PHIPPS, JR. History University of Richmond B.A. Virginia Theological Seminary B.D. 15 English Department MRS. H. E. TUNE English North Texas State College B.M., M.A. LAURENCE A. BECKER Chairman, English University of Texas B.A. MRS. LUCIA HART English University of Texas B.A., M.A. CARL B. DAVIS English University of Texas B.A. MRS. WILLIAM S. BURFORD English Bryn Mawr A.B. Southern Methodist University M.A. 16 Math Department PAUL G. BODE Chairman, Mathematics Catawba College A.B. Vanderbilt M.A. Harvard Ed.M. ROBERT L. FOSTER Mathematics Harvard A.B. FREDERICK A. STILES Mathematics Uni versit)- of Texas JACK A. HOLLON Mathematics Rice University B.A., B.S. MRS. ALLEN W. BECKER Mathematics Wellesley A.B. Johns Hopkins M.A. MRS. LUCIA HART Mathematics University of Texas B.A., M.A. MRS. JAMES S. MINER II Mathematics Vassar A.B. 17 Science Department mmmmm MRS. JAMES S. MINER, II Chemistry, Mathematics Vassar A.B. DON E. BORRON W. Y. ALLEN Chairman, Science Rear Adm. L SN, Ret. Sui Ross State College U. S. Naval Academy B.S., M.Ed. B.S. University of Wisconsin M.S.. MRS. DEAN H. TOWNER Music University of Texas B.A., M.M. MRS. JEAN BARAC Art University of Texas B.A. Fine Arts Department DEAN H. TOWNER Chairman, Classics G rnell B.A., M.A. MRS. WILLIAM S. BURFORD Latin, English Bryn Mawr A.B. Southern Methodist University M.A. Classical Languages WALTER H. MARX Classics Harvard A.B., A.M.T. MRS. DENNIS COOPER Spanish, German University of Texas B.A. MRS. ROGER STORCK French; Chairman, Modern Languages University of Geneva Licenciee en Histoire A. LESLIE RODRIGUEZ Spanish Wooster A.B. Modern uages Theology THE REV. JAMES L. TUCKER Chaplain University of Texas B.A. Virginia Theological Seminary B.D. Library % MRS. WILLIS W. PRATT Cornell B.A. University of Texas M.L.S. JOHN A. MACKINTOSH, JR. Assistant Librarian University of Texas MISS CONNIE L. CARVER Physical Education University of Texas B.S. MISS EVA JOHNSON Physical Education University of Texas Physical Education RAYMOND H. SPUHLER Director of Athletics Duke A.B. DONALD BRAND JOHN BUSH Physical Education Physical Education University of Texas University of Texas Graduate Student B.A. Eighth Grade President: Chris Weissman Vice-President: Bob Yawn Treasurer: Jock Prather Secretary: Catherine Doremus Terry Allen Dianne Bennett Jim Borglum Boo Braley Sidney Brammer 24 25 Kirk Johnson Peter Jonas Lisa Leftwich Sarah Legett Bill Lewis Dorr Lewright Duncan McGann Casey Manuel Sidney Modiste 26 Sandy Montgomery Jock Prather David Silber Jimmy Tucker 27 Chris Weissman Ted Wright Bob Yawn Freshmen President: Mike Childers Vice-President: Fred Jones Mary Bachman Treasurer: Richie Miller Secretary: Jackie Beretta Bill Barbee Jim Bemis Jackie Beretta Jessica Buhler Claire Burnett Mike Childers Barclay Armstrong 29 Fred Jones Richie Miller Mary Napier Chris Jonsson Mike Osborne Zoe Ann Pace Andy MacLellan Ellen Payne Forrest Pennington Tom McMahon Pru Pitkin Jon Pruet 30 David Rauschenberg Nena Reid Mitchell Urash Terry Seelinger Tari Shattuck Jim Vance Jim Sledd John Storck Tommy Warren Ricky Sutton Cathy Tuohy Bill Wright 31 Sophomores Eileen Baade Hank Bundy Secretary Steve Goodson President Tony Tichenor Vice President Ken Barnett Mark Bode Evelyn Brantly Brocky Brown Helen Barron Greg Bemis Hank Bundy 32 Sara Clark Chuck Conly Roberta DeGolyer Molly Dougherty Kathy Ellis Rick Fonvielle John Ford Jennifer Gee Peter Kinsey Rex Leddy Linda McClelland John McFarland John McGinnis Robert Miller Jim Moers Charles Norman Ellen O’Brien President; Randy Parten Vice President; Blackie Jones Secretary: Susan Haisten Juniors Yes, I am their class sponsor. 38 ;«yi Friends, Romans, countrymen . . Kim Cantey Monty Carter Jemmie Clark Norie Clarke Jan Considine John Craig Kerry Crouch Dodo Garcia Vicki Gasche Erie Gicrspeck Susan Haisten Lyn Hammon Daryl Hause Patsy Heiny You're a very funny fellow! 40 Steve Hines Abby Johnson Phil Howard Blackie Jones Ellen Justice Steve Lantrip Hanson Ling Molly Magee 41 You can’t have your cake and eat it too, Hoss. John Stiles Jamie Stirling Paul Stryker Bobby Tamminga Jay Terk Larry Weeks Picture Not Available Vicki Roper He must have gotten the tip-off! Dale Rylander Margaret Sackton DAVID KELLEY BARNETT Dave” EI Campo, Texas University of Texas Original McMullen Masher ’62, Foster’s Finks ’63-’66, Foot- ball '66, Soccer ’65, ’66, Entertainment Committee ’63-’64, Executive Committee ’62, Film Club '66, French Club ’64-’65, Rifle Club ’62-’66, Young Democrats ’65, Deacon ’66, Inspec- tor ’66, L.A.B.E.C. ’66, Dorks '65 JOHN MICHAEL BELL Mike” Conroe, Texas Vanderbilt University Foster’s Finks ’63-’66, Drama Club ’64, Football ’63-’66, 2nd Team All-Conf. ’65-’66, Basketball ’64-'66, Most Improved Player ’65, 2nd Team All-Conference ’65, '66, Proctor ’66, Dorm Council '66, Entertainment Committee ’64, Executive Committee ’65, Recreation Committee ’63, '66, Poker Club ’66, L.A.B.E.C. '66 Dorks ’65 46 Whataya talking about? Of course I like English.” Original McMullen Masher ’62, Foster's Finks '61-66, Drama Club '62-66, President ’66, Dorm Council '66, Schoolkeeping Committee ’63-'64, French Club ’64-'65, Poker Club '66, Rifle Club ’62-'63, Young Republicans '65, Deacon ’65-’66, Spartan ’63-’64, Inspector '66, Deacon Award for Photography '65, L.A.B.E.C. 66, Dorks '65 CLAUDE MICHAEL WOLFGANG BENNER Results of a long Friday night of poker. Wolfie” Cuernavaca, Mexico Trinity University Foster’s Finks ’64-’66, Honor Roll ’65-’66, Drama Club ’66, Prix d’Honneur '65, Inspector '66, French Club ’64-’66, French II Award for Excellence '65, Storks '65, Amazon, ’64-’66 DONNA LEA BORRON Austin, Texas University of Texas 47 LOUIS EUGENE BUCK, JR. Louie” Austin, Texas United States Naval Academy Original McMullen Masher '62, Foster’s Finks '63-66, Honor Roll '63, Football ’63-’66. Hon. Men. All-Conf. '66, Baseball ’62-’66, Soccer 65-’66, Rifle Club ’62-’63, S.I.C. of the Day Student Bus '66, Study Hall Locker Manager '65, Barnes 2nd Place, '62, L.A.B.E.C. '66 Lavonia Jenkins Barnes Award Eleven-three in Lewright's pocket CHARLES CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL Cha-cha” Shreveport, Louisiana Louisiana State University ft Original McMullen Masher '62, Foster’s Finks ’63-’66, Foot- ball ’66, Basketball ’64-’66, All-Conf. '66, All Tournament, Bastrop Jaycees '66, Captain, '66, Baseball ’64-'66, All Conf. '65, Captain '66, President of Class '63, Vice-Pres. of Class ’64-'65, Proctor '66, Constitution Revision Committee '64, Discipline Committee '66, Dorm Council, '66, Entertainment Committee '62, Executive Committee '64, Recreation Commit- tee '63, Student Lounge Committee '66, Rifle-Club ’62-’63, Poker Club '66, Spartan '63-66, Deacon '66, L.A.B.E.C. '66, Dork '65 Yeah, I spend all of my free time studying on the Hill. Wanna' make something of it? All Seniors who are ready for graduation— SMILE!! JULINA HUNT CROSS Julie” Taft, Texas Edinburgh Royal Infirmary Foster’s Finks ’65-’66, Choir ’65-’66, Drama Club ’65-’66, Folksingers ’65-’66, Schola Cantorum ’66, Hockey ’65-’66, Volleyball ’65, Softball '66, Proctor ’66, Dorm Council '66, Altar Guild ’65-’66, Storks ’65, Amazon ’65-’66 I had 21% fewer cavities! MARGARET JAN DAVENPORT “Jan’’ Rome, Italy Sophie Newcomb College 49 Mfel BRUCE CULLOM DUNN Kingsville, Texas Duke University Foster’s Finks ’64-’66, Honor Roll ’64-'66, Choir ’64-’66, Folksingers '64-’66, Schola Cantorum '66, Drama Club ’65-’66, Chief Inspector ’66, Chairman of Schoolkeeping Committee ’66, Executive Committee ’66, Spanish Club ’64-’65, Young Republicans '65, Spanish I Award for Excellence ’64, Deacon ’65, ’66, Spartan '66, Literary Review '65, Dorks ’65 Well, if it isn't Mutt and Jeff—A little out of proportion maybe, but Mutt and Jeff nonetheless. ANN GATELY Dallas, Texas Sweet Briar College Original McMullen Masher '62, Foster’s Finks ’63-’66, Drama Club ’64-’65, Hockey ’62-’66, Volleyball ’64-’66, Class His- torian ’62, Vice-Pres. of Class ’63, Altar Guild ’65-’66, Ath- letic Council ’64, Dorm Council ’66, Entertainment Committee ’64-’66, Executive Committee ’63, Recreation Committee ’62, Spartan '66, Deacon '66, Literary Review '65-’66, Inspector ’66, Storks '65, Bunny ’64-’66, Amazon '62-'66 Aw, come on, Stroud. I can take you on any day!” Foster's Finks '63-66, Choir '64-’66, Folksingers '64-66, Assistant Chief Inspector '66, Dorm Council '64, Schoolkeep- ing Committee '66, Spanish Club ’64-’65, Spanish III Award for Excellence '65, Inspector '66, Storks '65, Amazon '63-65 Isn’t it a little chilly, Paulette? PAULETTE SUSAN GRACE Tehran, Iran Universidad de Madrid Foster’s Finks ’65-66, Choir ’66, Folksingers ’65-’66, Drama Club ’65-66, Football Manager ’66, Soccer ’65-66, Tennis '66, Poker Club '65, Deacon '66, 2nd in National Spanish Contest ’66, Inspector '66, L.A.B.E.C. '66, Dork '65 Pssst—Stroud. What comes after 'Our Father Who art in heaven’ ...!?” ROBERT SCOTT GRUNDY Scott” Tia Juana, Venezuela Trinity University EDWARD SHELDON HODGSON Sheldo” Fort Worth, Texas Texas Technological College Foster’s Finks ’65-’66, Drama Club ’66, Football ‘66, Baseball ’65, Student Vestry ’66, Poker Club ’66, Inspector '66, L.A.B.E.C. ’66, Dork ’65 Gonna be late to chapel again LYNN BEDFORD JOHNSON Burnet, Texas University of Texas Original McMullen’s Masher ’62, Foster’s Finks '63-’66, Honor Roll '62, ’63, ’65, Drama Club ’64-’65, Choir ’62-’65, Hockey ‘62-66, Volleyball ’65-’66, Altar Guild '65, Dorm Council '66, Entertainment Committee ’63, ’65, Recreation Committee ’64-’66, Student Lounge Committee ’62, Cheerleader ’65, Head Cheerleader '66, Proctor ’66, Young Republicans ’65, Bunny ’64-’66, Stork ’65, Amazon ’63-’66 Oh Dr. Becker, you say the nicest things.” 52 Foster's Finks '66, Drama Club '66, Football Manager '66, Trainer for Soccer and Baseball '66, National Merit Finalist '66, Casady Bowl” '66, Poker Club '66, Rifle Club '66, Inspector '66, Editor-in-chief of the Spartan '66, L.A.B.E.C. STROUD CARTER KELLEY Belly” Texarkana, Texas O.K., now, here's the deal—at 11:30 we all go out University of Texas together and Sink the Boat! Foster’s Finks ’65-’66, Drama Club ’65-'66, Altar Guild '65- '66, Young Republicans '65, Deacon ’65, Inspector '66, Storks '65, Amazons ’65-’66 JOANN KNOX Brownfield, Texas University of Texas Smile, Joann 53 Foster's Finks ’64-’66, Football ’64-’66, Soccer ’65-’66, Tennis ’65-’66, Constitution Revision Committee '66, Dorm Council '66, Entertainment Committee '66, Proctor ‘66, Poker Club '66, Science Club President ’66, Deacon '66, L.A.B.E.C. '66, Dorks ’65 FREDERICK JOY LOCKHART II Fritz” Winfield, Kansas Cornell University What’s this? Another divilishly wicked plot by the Mad Bomber?!! Foster’s Finks ’64-’66, Treasurer of School '66 Honor Roll ’64-’65, Drama Club ’64-’66, Choir ’64-’66, Folksingers ’64- ’66, Schola Cantorum '66, Dorm Council '66, Football ’64, Baseball '64, Chairman of Entertainment Committee ’66, Exec- utive Committee '66, Student Lounge Committee '65, Proctor ’66, Spartan ’64-’66, Co.-Ed. of Literary Review '65, L.A.B.E.C '66, Dork '65 DAVID ALLEN LORD Dave” Austin, Texas University of Texas I wonder what those two are doing in there.” Original McMullen's Masher '62, Foster’s Finks ’63-’66, Sec- retary of the School '66, Honor Roll '62, '63, '65, Hockey ’63-’65, Softball '64-'66 Shotput Champion (Girls') ’62-’65, Athletic Council '63, Discipline Committee '66, Dorm Council '66, Executive Committee '66, Chairman of Student Lounge Committee '66, Proctor '66, Deacon '65, Literary Review '64- '65, Geometry Award for Improvement '64, Latin II Award for Excellence '63, Storks '65, Amazon ’62-’66 Sleeping beauty?—No, looks more like Rip Van Winkle—without the beard. KATHRYN MCMILLAN ''Kathy'' Austin, Texas Vanderbilt University Original McMullen’s Masher '62, Foster’s Finks ’63-’66, Honor Roll '62-’64, Volleyball '66, Hockey '65, Class Secre- tary ’62-’66, Finalist in National Achievement Scholarship Program '66, Amazon ’62-'66 No snapshot available PATRICIA ANN MEANS Pat'' Austin, Texas Howard College Original McMullen’s Masher '62, Foster's Finks ’63-’66, Honor Roll '64, Drama Club ’62-'66, Choir ’65-’66, Folk- singers '66, Basketball Manager '66, Soccer '62-'65, Tennis '65-’66, Fine Arts Committee '66, Bookstore '65, '66, Elec- tronics Club ’62-’63, French Club ’64-'66, Rifle Club ’62-’63, Inspector '66, L.A.B.E.C. '66, Dorks '65 WILLIAM JOHN MILLARD III Jay” Austin, Texas Trinity College In my opinion, once we have achieved a greater understanding of the situation, we will be rewarded. HELEN CANDLER MILLER Candy” Pasadena, Califtjrnia Occidental College Foster's Finks ’63-’66, Drama Club ’64-'66, Makeup Award '65, Choir ’63-’66, Organ '65-’66, Hockey ’63-’66, Tennis ’64-'66, Altar Guild '64-66, Head '66, Dorm Council '66, Student Vestry ’63-’65, Storks '65, Amazon ’63-’66 Hello all you girls out there in T.V. Land. It's time for another hour of the Debbie Drake Exercise show. Original McMullen’s Masher ’62, Foster’s Finks ’63-’66, Drama Club ’64-’66, Choir ’63-’66, Hockey ’62-’66, Volley- ball '63-’66, Altar Guild ’65-’66, French Club ’64-’66, Rec- reation Committee '62, Student Lounge Committee ’63, Deacon '66, Spartan '66, Inspector ’66, Bunny ’64-’66, Stoks ’65, Amazon ’63-’66 Oh, Jon, you’re so funny!” MARILYN BAKER MILLSPAUGH Ozona, Texas University of Texas Foster’s Finks '66, Folksingers ’66, Football ’66, Soccer '66, Baseball '66, NMSQT Letter of Commendation ’66, French Club '66, Inspector ’66, Imperial Elephant of the L.A.B.E.C. Why, Tito, I'd love to.” RICHARD HAL MORAN Dick” Fayetteville, Arkansas University of Arkansas 57 JAMES CLAUDE MUSSELMAN Tricky Jim’’ Albany, Texas Duke University JONATHAN SAYLES NEALE Austin, Texas London School of Economics Foster Finks ’63-66, Honor Roll ’63, '64, ’66, Football '63- '66, Captain ’66, All-Conf. ’65-’66, Most Valuable Player '65, Basketball ’64-’66, Hon. Mention All-Conf. ’65, Most Re- bounds ’65, Most Improved Player '65, Baseball ’63-’66, Cap- tain ’66, All-Conf. ’65, Most Stolen Bases, Class President ’63, '64, ’66, Dorm Council ’63-66, Pres, of Dorm Council ’66, Executive Committee ’63, ’64, ’66; Recreation Committee ’63, Proctor ’66, Dorks '65 Chug-a-lug, Chug-a-lug! Original McMullen’s Masher '62, Foster’s Finks '63, ’64, '66; Honor Roll ’62-’64, ’66; Highest Standing in Class ’62-’64; Football ’63-’64, Soccer ’62-’66, Track ’62-’66, Cross Country Captain ’66, Spartan ’66, History Award for Excellence ’63, English Award for Excellence ’62 The Revised Edition of the Bearded Wonder 58 Foster’s Finks '64-'66, Honor Roll '64, '66; Football '64-66, Captain ’66, 2nd Team All Conf. ’65, All Conf. Hon. Men- tion '66, Most Improved Player ’65, Soccer ’65-’66, Baseball '64, Class Vice-Pres. ’66, Dorm Council ’65-’66, Vestry '65, Student Lounge Committee ’66, Proctor '66, Geometry Award for Excellence '64, Chemistry Award for Excellence ’65, NMSQT-Letter of Commendation ’66, Hockaday Math Con- test ’66, Editor-in-Chief of Deacon '66, Dork ’65 WILLIAM REAMER NEWMAN Bill” Houston, Texas Cornell University Our editor in his natural state. Foster’s Finks ’64-’66, Drama Club ’64, ’65, Choir ’64-’66, Hockey ’65, ’66, Altar Guild ’64-’66, Spartan '66, Literary Review ’65, ’66, Inspector ’66, Stork ’65, Bunny ’64, ’66, Amazon ’64-’66 Why, Bob, what a sur- prise!!” DEBORAH HILL ROETTINGER Debbie” Mexico City, Mexico Stephens College 59 FREDERICK CECIL SEAMAN “Fred” Midland, Texas Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University Foster's Finks ’64-’66, Football ’64-’66, Soccer ’65-’66, Chair- man of Constitution Revision Committee '66, Dorm Council '66, Executive Committee '66, Proctor ’66, Spartan '66, L.A.B.E.C. '66, Dorks '65, Spanish Club ’64-’65 Boy, (he Germans really got 'em that time! Foster’s Finks '65-’66, Honor Roll '63, ’65; Drama Club ’64- '66, Sec. '66, Choir '65-66, Schola Cantorum '66, Folksingers '66, Hockey ’63-’66, Volleyball ’63-’66, Tennis ’65-’66, Class Project Chairman ’63-’66, Cheerleader '66, Proctor '66, Altar Guild ’64-’65, Dorm Council '64-66, Recreation Committee ’63-’65, Student Lounge Committee ’63-’65, Rifle Club '63, Literary Review '65, Latin I Award for Excellence '63, Latin III Award for Excellence '65, Bunny ’64-’66, StoYik '65, Amazon ’63-’66 VIRGINIA SHEPPERD Marble Falls, Texas Cornell University 60 Cheer up, Virginia, you haven't been in line that long! Original McMullen's Masher '62, Foster's Finks ’63-’66, Soc- cer '62, '63, '65, '66; Baseball ’64-’65, Tennis '64, School- keeping Committee '63, Student Lounge Committee '62, Poker Club '66 Rifle Club, '66 Spartan '66, Award for improve- ment in Math ’62, Award for Improvement in English '63, Library Award '65, Inspector '66, L.A.B.E.C. '66, Dorks '65 JAMES HUDSON SMART, JR. Jim” Abilene, Texas Care to put some money on the next Trinity University one?” Original McMullen’s Masher '62, President of School '66, Foster’s Finks ’63-’66, Honor Roll '62, ’64-’66; High Honor Roll '63, Choir '65-’66, Folksingers ’65-'66, Football ’63-’66, Captain '66, 2nd Team All Conf. '65, Basketball '64-’66, Captain '66, Baseball ’62-’66, Captain '66, All Conf. '65, Class Pres. '65, Chairman of Discipline Committee '66, Dorm Council '65, Chairman of Executive Committee '66, Recreation Committee '65, Deacon '66, Literary Review '65, Hockaday Math Contest ’66, Awards for Excellence in Christian Doctrine '62, Latin I '62, Latin III '64, English '63, English '65, History '65, Schoolkeeping Award '65, Revell Speaking Contest '66, Senior Speaker '66, Associate Chaplain '66, Dorks '65 ROBERT MINGS SUMNERS Austin, Texas Williams College 61 The Whistling Gypsy Rover singing. Foster’s Finks ’63-’66, Choir ’63-’66, Hockey ’64, Volleyball ’63-'65, Spartan '66, Bunny '64-’66, Amazon ’63-’66 M-m-m-mwah!!!! HELEN LOUISE THOMPSON Austin, Texas Washington University Foster’s Finks ’64-’66, Football ’64-’66, Baseball-'64-'66, Soc- cer ’65-’66, Special Consultant to Constitution on Constitutional Matters ’66, Dorm Council ’66, Proctor ’66, Poker Club ’66, L.A.B.E.C., '66 Dorks '65 JEFFREY WILLIAM TURNER Jeff” Odessa, Texas Trinity University Whadaya mean you’re not gonna vote Hines?!’’ 62 Foster’s Finks ’65-’66, Choir ’65-’66, Folksingers ’66, Piano '66, Cross Country ’66, Track ’66, French Club ’65-’66, Cer- tificate of Excellence—National French Contest ’65, Dorks ’65 Hark! I hear a symphony! JAMES WILSON VANDERHOOF Jim” Austin, Texas University of Texas Foster's Finks ’64-’66, Honor Roll ’64,-'65, Drama Club '64, Dorm Council '65, Fine Arts Committee '66, Student Lounge Committee '65-’66, French Club ’64-’66, Sec. '66, Homecom- ing Queen '66, Inspector '66, Music Award ’64-’66, Stork '65, Amazon ’64-'66 And do you know that they’re actually going to bring the back seat of a car up onto the stage?! JANET CAROL WEICHERT London, England Austin College 63 ALEXIA SIDNEY WHITAKER Alex” Pasadena, Texas Louisiana State University WILLIAM ANDREW WRIGHT Andy” San Antonio, Texas University of Texas Foster’s Finks ’64-'66, Drama Club ’64-’66, Volleyball ’64- '66, Badminton '65, Dorm Council '64-66, Pres. '66, Execu- tive Committee '66, Schoolkeeping Committee ’65, Proctor '66, Spartan ’64, Deacon ’64-’66, Literary Review ’65-’66, Storks ’65, Amazon ’64-’66 But I love my Teddy Bear!” Foster’s Finks '64-’66, Football ’64-’66, All Conf. ’66, Base- ball ’64, Entertainment Committee ’65-’66, L.A.B.E.C., ’66 Dorks ’65 Kathy, you'd better beware of falling snow. 64 Foster's Finks ’65-’66, Drama Club '65, Choir ’65-’66, Altar Guild ’65-’66, Student Vestry '66, Wycliffe Sweetheart '65, Spanish Club '65, Young Republicans '65, Deacon '66, Spartan '66, Inspector '66, Storks '65, Amazon ’65-’66 I t But Miss Sherman, I didn’t hear the bell for chapel!” JANET FAYE YOUENS Columbus, Texas University of Texas Good Luck, SENIORS 65 GOVERNMENT 66 ACTIVITIES Iruce Dunn, Blackie Jones, Lariy Weeks, Dr. Becker, Kathy McMillan, Robert Sumners, Greg Hicks, Alex Whitaker, Jimmy Mussel- nan, David Lord, Sidney Brammer, Richard Miller and Fred Seaman. % Executive Committee 68 President: Robert Sumners Vice-President: Larry Weeks Secretary: Kathy McMillan Treasurer: David Lord Proctor Representatives: Alex Whitaker Jimmy Musselman Senior Representative: Fred Seaman Junior Representative: Blackie Jones Sophomore Representative: Greg Hicks Freshman Representative: Richard Miller Eighth Grade Representative: Sidney Brammer Chief Inspector: Bruce Dunn Faculty: Dr. Allen Becker Mr. Halsey Tichenor The Executive Committee is responsible for calling all student body meetings. It considers, and on occasion acts upon issues pertaining to, or of interest to the students. The Executive Committee seeks to provide for the needs of the student body through its various subcommittees such as Entertainment, Recreation and Schoolkeeping. Eric Gierspeck, Larry Weeks, Ken Barnett, Mike Bell, Mr. Spuhler Daryl Hause, Mary Clifton, Jennifer Gee, Lynn Johnson and Dianne Bennett. Recreation Committee Entertainment Committee Mr. Hollon, David Lord, Susan Haisten, Andy Wright, Lisa Leftwich, Randy Parten, Margaret Shepherd, Mike Osborne, Anne Gateley Chris Jonsson, Tony Tichenor, Ralph Braley, and Mr. Becker. 71 Mr. Borron, Bruce Dunn, Kirk Johnson, Paulette Grace, Charley Norman and Bill Wright Schoolkeeping Committee 72 Inspectors Paulette Grace, Donna Borron, Jim Smart, Marilyn Millspaugh,. Jay Millard, David Barnett, Ann Gateley, Scott Grundy, Wolfgang Benner, Julie Cross, Janet Youens, Janet Weichert, Sheldon Hodgson, Stroud Kelly, Joann Knox, Jim Vanderhoof, Debbie Roettinger, Bruce Dunn. 73 Girls’ Dormitory Council BACK ROW: Sara Clark, Kathy McMillan, Ann Gateley, Lynn Johnson, SECOND ROW: Molly Magee, Chris Jonsson, Cathy Crittenden, Mary Napier, FIRST ROW: Kathy Ellis, Alex Whitaker, Margaret Shepperd A typical Girls Dorm Council meeting Boys Dormitory Council BACK ROW: Greg Hicks, Fred Seaman, Steve Goodson, Charlie Campbell, Jimmy Musselman, Bill Newman, Kerry Crouch, FRONT ROW: Freddy Jones, Jeff Turner, Wolfie Benner, Fritz Lockhart, David Lord, Mike Bell This is NOT a typical Boys Dorm Council meeting. 75 Proctors Boys: Charlie Campbell, Jeff Turner, Mike Bell, Bill Newman, Fritz Lockhart, Jimmy Musselman, Fred Seaman, David Lord Girls: Virginia Shepperd, Lynn Johnson, Candy Miller, Jan Davenport, Kathy McMillan, Alex Whitaker i 76 77 c 0 m m • 1 t t e e 78 ir ' BACK ROW: Sheldon Hodgson, Rex Leddy, Mr. Tucker, Jamie Stirling, FRONT ROW: Mel Gray, Janet Youens, Jessica Buhler, Abby Johnson, Sara Clark, Tommy Wagner Fred Seaman, Fritz Lockhart, Blackie Jones, Robert Miller 79 Constitutional Revision Committee e 80 SPORTS Fritz Lockhart BUSINESS MANAGER Janet Youens GOVERNMENT Alex Whitaker CLASSES Daryl Hause Vicki Gasche ACTIVITIES PHOTOGRAPHY Julie Cross Wolfgang Benner LAY-OUT Renn Rhodes SNAPSHOTS AND FACULTY Ann Gateley 81 PHOTOGRAPHERS DEACON STAFF BACK ROW: Randy Parten, David Barnett, Bruce Dunn, Jan Considine, Steve Olsen, FRONT ROW: Dave Reed, Ellen Justice, Renn Rhodes, Ellen O’Brien, Norie Clarke; Not Pictured: Nancy Pope, Forrest Pennington, Nancy Arrowsmith, Anne Weismann Ellen O’Brien Not pictured: Ellen Justice Randy Parten Altar Guild BACK ROW, left to right: Ann Gateley, Debbie Roettinger, CENTER ROW: Jan Considine, Susan Haisten, Daryl Hause, FRONT ROW: Bambi Buhler, Jan Davenport, Not pictured: Kathy MacMillan, Candy Miller, Marilyn Mill- spa ugh. SEASON TICKET—1965-66 The Film Club of St. Stephen's FILM CLUB—BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Marx, faculty sponsor, Chuck Conly, Randy Parten, Phil Howard, David Barnett; FRONT ROW: Susan Haisten, Blackie Jones, Daryl Hause, Monte Garter. Not shown: Bob Haslenger. THE DIRECTOR Mrs. Dean H. Towner c h 0 1 r SOPRANOS Terry Allen Betsy Barnes Paulette Grace Abigail Johnson Hannah Johnson Sarah Johnson Marilyn Millspaugh Margaret Shepperd Virginia Shepperd David Silber Helen Thompson Anne Weismann ALTOS Jan Davenport Linda McClelland Candy Miller Debbie Roettinger Janet Youens TENORS Bruce Dunn Jay Millard David Reid Robert Sumners Jimmy Tucker Jim Vanderhoof BASSES Rozzie Burke Eric Gierspeck Scott Grundy David Lord Bobby Tamminga BACK ROW, left to right: David Silber, Bruce Dunn, Charlie Cobb, Jim Billingsley, Nancy Arrowsmith, Steve Lantrip, Susan Haisten. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Shepperd, Anne Weismann, Dodo Garcia, Nancy Pope, Jan Davenport, Charlie Norman, Stroud Kelley, Diane Bennett, Blackie Jones, Peter Kinsey, Monte Carter, Kim Barnett, Jon Pendergrass, Candy Miller. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Hurd, Patsy Heiny, Julie Cross, Donna Borron, Linda McClelland, Evelyn Brantley, Alex Whitaker, Scott Grundy, Jay Terk, Margaret Sackton, Katie Neale, Molly Barron. Drama EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Club FACULTY DIRECTOR President: Wolfgang Benner Technical Director: Blackie Jones Secretary: Virginia Shepperd Make-up Costumes: Candy Miller Lights Sound: Jim Billingsley Sets Props: Ken Barnett 86 Antigone BACK ROW, left to right: Jim Billingsley. Jimmy Tucker. FRONT ROW: Molly Magee, Abigail Johnson, Renn Rhodes, Alex Whitaker, Blackie Jones. Not pictured: Bambi Buhler, Randy Porter, Sarah Johnson. Saint Stephen’s Review FACULTY ADVISOR THE EDITOR Stroud Kelley STAFF Editor...............................Stroud Kelley Assistant Editor...................Jim Billingsley Feature Editor.....................Jonathan Neale Sports Editor .................. Charlie Campbell Alumni Correspondent ................. Ann Gateley Business Manager ............. Marilyn Millspaugh Sponsor ............... Mrs. John R. Respess, Jr. The Spartan STANDING: David Lord, Janet Youens, SEATED: Marily Millspaugh, Jim Billingsley, Stroud Kelley, Charlie Campbell. Not pictured: Ann Gateley, Jonathan Neale. 89 Fine Arts Festival The Schola Cantorum, conducted by Mr. Wood, sang for The Fine Arts Festival Revell Speaking Contest Winners First Place ANNE WE ISM ANN Second Place MOLLY DOUGHERTY Third Place ROBERT SUMNERS Guest Speaker PROFESSOR ROBERT M. CRANFILL, speaks on LADY MACBETH 91 1965-1966 Football Varsity BACK ROW: Ricky Fonvielle, Will Wilson, Bobby Tamminga, Tito Hines, John Williamson, Rex Leddy. SECOND ROW: Jack O’Quinn, David Barnett, Kerry Crouch, Larry Weeks, Dale Rylander, Charlie Campbell, Wayland Halbert, Billy Phillips. THIRD ROW: Jeff Turner, Fritz Lockhart, Andy Wright, Jimmy Musselman, Bill Newman, Robert Sumners, Mike Bell, Louis Buck, Sheldon Hodgson, Dick Moran. FRONT ROW: John McFarland, Mark Bode, Monty Carter, John McGinnis, Ken Barnett, Blackie Jones, Fred Seaman, Brockie Brown, Steve Goodson. 94 Spartans Have Outstanding Year SEASON’S RECORD Won 5 Lost 2 Tied 1 sss... . ....30 Liberty Hill . . . . . . . 0 SSS.. . . 14 Saint Mark’s . . . . . ..27 sss.. .. 12 Casady .... 6 SSS.. . . . . . .12 T. M. I .... 6 sss.. . . 28 Troup .... 6 SSS.. . . 7 Saint John’s . . . 7 sss.... .... 6 Kinkaid 24 SSS.. . . ....30 Lutheran 8 Senior captains Sumners, Newman, Musselman, and Bell go out for their last HEAD COACH MICKEY RIGGS coin flip in the Lutheran game. 95 ABOVE: Back Coach John Bush, Line Coach Robert Phipps, End Coach Jack Hollon, Linebacker and Head Coach Mickey Riggs. LEFT: Manager Stroud Kelly. The 1965 Spartan football team posted a 5-2-1 record that bettered all previous season marks set at SSS in the past eight years. During the year the Big Red continued to depend on its traditional ground game offense within a flip-flop wing formation and upon a stunting and adjusting defense. The Spartans were never shut out and they never gave up. Spirit and effort reached a high in the Troup game which was perhaps the best played one of the season. It was indeed disheartening when St. Stephen's dropped those two mid-year encounters to Kinkaid and St. Mark’s. But, as Mr. Riggs, who directed the total Spartan attack for the first time, had put it; the test of a good team was not that it could win, but that it could come back after defeat and win again. The last three games, and in particular the T.M.I. game, demonstrated that St. Stephen’s had such a team. Standouts on the offensive line this year were Kerry Crouch, Bill Newman, Louis Buck and Bobby Tamminga. Mike Bell and Jimmy Musselman were the workhorses of the Spartan backfield. Exceptional defensive plays were most often turned in by Larry Weeks and Billy Phillips at tackle, Robert Sumners and Charlie Campbell in the defensive secondary, and Andy Wright and Jimmy Musselman, the conference’s best linebackers. The pride of this year’s team, however, extended beyond the individual performances to the efforts and cooperation of the entire squad and to the spirit of the student body, which backed this team in its drive and desire to win. BILL NEWMAN LOUIS BUCK BOBBY TAMMINGA BILLY PHILLIPS Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention ROBERT SUMNERS Second Team JIMMY MUSSELMAN First Team ANDY WRIGHT First Team MIKE BELL Second Team LARRY WEEKS Second Team KERRY CROUCH Second Team Ten Spartans Make SPC All-Conference 97 The Lettermen JIMMY MUSSELMAN Sr.—Fullback 4th Letter MIKE BELL Sr.—Halfback 4th Letter ROBERT SUMNERS Sr.—QB and Guard 4th Letter BILL NEWMAN Sr.—Tackle 3rd Letter ANDY WRIGHT Sr.—Tackle 3rd Letter FRED SEAMAN Sr.—Guard 2nd Letter FRITZ LOCKHART Sr.—End 2nd Letter LOUIS BUCK Sr.—Center 2nd Letter JEFF TURNER Sr.—Halfback 1st Letter CHARLIE CAMPBELL Sr.—WB and End 1st Letter DICK MORAN Sr.—FB and WB 1st Letter SHELDON HODGESON Sr.—Guard 1st Letter DAVID BARNETT Sr.—Tackle 1st Letter KERRY CROUCH Jr.—Guard 2nd Letter BOBBY TAMMINGA Jr.—WB and End 2nd Letter BILLY PHILLIPS Jr.—Tackle 2nd Letter 98 LARRY WEEKS Jr.—Tackle 1st Letter STEVE HINES Jr.—QB and HB 1st Letter JACK O’QUINN Jr.—Center 1st Letter STEVE GOODSON Soph.—W i ngback 2nd Letter KEN BARNETT Soph.—Fullback 1st Letter Wright and Campbell hurry to assist Sumners on a tackle in the Casady game while Musselman ponders the situation from the ground. WILL WILSON Soph.—Tackle 1st Letter JV” Squad TOP ROW: Abner Burnett, Dorr LeWright, Freddy Jones, Bob Yawn, Sidney Modiste, Jimmy Tucker, Duncan McGann, Tom Warren, Chris Weisman, Greg Bemis, Josh Harrison, Richie Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Mitchel Urash, Charlie Cobb, Jim Sledd, Ricky Sutton, John Stork, Bill Wright, Terry Seelinger, Ted Wright, Mel Gray, Barclay Armstrong, Jock Prather. 99 1965-66 Basketball Varsity Left to Right: Tito Hines, Charlie Campbell. Rozzie.Burke, Larry Weeks, Billy Phillips. Jimmy Musselman, Robert Sumners, Steve Goodson, John Craig, and Mike Bell. The Season In his first year as head basketball coach of the SSS varsity Hap Spuhler worked out one of the most rigorous schedules that a Spartan squad has ever faced. Besides the tra- ditional games with St. Edward’s, San Marcos, T.S.D., and Allen additional ones were planned with other local teams, including Hutto and Del Valle who achieved ex- cellent season records. St. Stephen’s entered two intra-area tournaments at Roundrock and Bastrop and finished second in the consolation tournaments both times. Spartan guard Mike Bell made the Roundrock All-Tournament team while high scoring Charlie Campbell was placed on the Bastrop A” team. One of the last Spartan encounters was with 4-A powerhouse Austin High. As was expected the Maroons made it a rather one-sided affair, but Coach Spuhler was pleased with the overall effort against the far taller Austin team. The conference, as in the recent past, was almost entirely dominated by St. Mark’s this year. With two 6’6” starters and an average team height near 6’2” St. Mark’s gradually pulled away from the small but nonetheless inspired St. Stephen’s team who put on a valiant first quarter stand. The Spartans’ only conference win was against Casady, but they did manage to place two starters on the Second Team All-Conference. They were fittingly enough Mike Bell and Charlie Campbell, the season's leading scorers. E OUKD LEFT: Coach Spuhler and Steve Olsen look on during the St. Mark's game near the season’s end. RIGHT: Cheerleader Vicki Gasche tries to raise a little school spirit. All-Conference 2nd team Charlie Campbell reaches for the tip-off. THE COACHES: Mr. Spuhler, Head Coach, Mr. Borron B Team, Mr. Bush, JV’s”. VARSITY RECORD—Won 11 Lost 17 sss.. . -- .59 Allen Academy . . . 26 sss... .. .46 TSD . . . 42 sss.. . ...64 San Marcos Acad. . . ... 27 sss... .. .42 St. Edward's ... 48 sss.. . . . .50 San Marcos Acad. . . . . . 38 sss... . . .55 Rockdale .. 63 sss... .. .50 St. Edward’s ...46 sss.. . . . .47 Kyle .. . 57 sss... . . .42 Concordia .. 61 sss.. . . . .72 Allen Academy .... . . . 41 sss... . . .45 Hutto - . . 32 sss... . . .38 Del Valle ...69 sss.. . .. .-52 Smithville ... 54 sss... . . .51 TSD ... 40 sss... . . .60 Shiner . .. 56 THE MANAGERS: Bill Wright—' JV , Tommy Wagner — B , and Jay Millard—Varsity. SSS. .. -- -53 Bastrop . . 56 SSS.. . .. .31 St. Edward’s - • 59 SSS... . . .44 Canyon . . 52 SSS.. . .. .53 Concordia . . 60 SSS. .. . . .29 Austin High School . . . 55 SSS... . . .51 Canyon . . 48 sss... . . .38 Hutto . . 57 sss... . . .54 TSD CONFERENCE . . 55 sss... -. .33 St. Mark’s .. 74 sss... . . .53 Casady . 35 sss.. . . . .51 St. John’s .. 54 sss... . . .52 Kinkaid . 69 sss... .. .72 Lutheran All-Conference 2nd team Mike Bell shoots two in the San Marcos game. LARRY WEEKS—Jr. Forward—2nd Letter JOHN CRAIG—Jr. Guard—2nd Letter CHARLIE CAMPBELL—Forward and JIMMY MUSSELMAN—Center, both Sr. 3—Yearmen, practice their favorite drill. TITO HINES—Jr. Guard— 2nd Letter and ROBERT SUMNERS— Sr. Guard—3rd Letter MIKE BELL—Sr. Guard—3rd Letter Steve Goodson and Robert Sumners watch as teammate Musselman out jumps his San Marcos opponent. I iv 9 m m ROZZIE BURKE—Jr. Forward—1st Letter BILLY PHILLIPS—Jr. Center—2nd Letter STEVE GOODSON—Soph. Forward—1st Letter Charlie Campbell shows his fine jump shot form in the St. Mark's game. 103 B” Team Shows Good Prospects MW Left to Right: Mark Bode, Monty Carter, Greg Hicks, Clark Heidrick. Phil Howard, Rozzie Burke, Dale Rylander, Kerry Crouch, Jamie Stirling, Tony Tichenor, Mike Terk, Ken Barnett, and John McFarland. SEASON RECORD—Won 5 Lost 12 sss... .. .46 Allen Academy 29 sss 18 St. Edward’s 61 sss... .. .34 T. S. D 36 sss 31 Canyon 48 sss.. . .. .43 San Marcos . . . 28 sss 45 Concordia .... 39 sss... . . .36 St. Edward's . . 60 sss. 49 Trinity Valley . .. . .... 57 sss... ...39 San Marcos . .. 43 sss 18 Austin . . .. 63 sss.. . ■. .43 Concordia 60 sss. 33 Canyon 58 sss... .. .45 Allen Academy 40 sss. 31 Hutto . . . . 43 sss.. . . . .41 Hutto 45 sss. 43 T. S. D .... 32 sss... .. 39 Del Valle .... JV’s” 52 Are Small And Quick 104 Left to Right: Josh Harrison, Terry Seelinger, Freddy Jones, Boo Braley, Sidney Modiste, Charlie Cobb, Jim Vance, Chris Weis- man, Chris Daugherty, Forest Pennington, Jim Sled, Tom Warren, Jimmy Tucker, Bob Yawn, Terry Allen, and Barclay Armstrong. VIRGINIA SHEPPERD DARYL HAUSE SUSAN HAISTEN VICKI GASCHE Soccer Varsity Standing behind their S.S.I.T. trophy are TOP ROW: Fritz Lockhart, Ricky Fonvielle, Wayland Halbert, Randy Parten, Bill Newman, Bobby Tamminga, Rex Leddy, and Coach Phipps. MIDDLE ROW: Manager Stroud Kelly, Blackie Jones, Brockie Brown, Jim Smart, Sheldon Hodgson, Fred Seaman, John Stiles. KNEELING: David Barnett, Bob Haslangcr, Jonathan Neale, Jack O'Quinn, Eric Gierspeck, Dick Moran, Jon Pendergrass, Scott Grundy. ABOVE: Team Captain Louis Buck. OP- POSITE: Fullback Jack O’Quinn and Goalie David Barnett leap to nab an Allen Academy shot at the Spartan goal. 106 Spartans Win Tournament Sheldon Hodgson challenges two Allen play- ers for ball possession as Fritz Lockhart hurries to cover on defense. John Pendergrass changes direction in an attempt to regain control after a shot was blocked. SEASON'S RECORD 3 Wins 3 Losses 3 Ties St. Stephen’s Invitational Soccer Tourna- sss... 3 St. Edward’s . -.3 ment sss... 1 Allen Academy . . . . . .1 Allen Acad.. 3 St. Ed’s 3 sss... 1 St. Edward’s . . .2 SSS 3 Allen .. 1 sss... 1 Allen Academy . .. ...3 SSS 1 St. Ed’s 1 sss... 1 St. Edward’s . . .3 sss... 3 T. M. I . . .1 sss... 9 Trinity Valley . . . . . . .1 Soccer is a relatively new sport at St. Stephen’s. When interscholastic competition began last year, it was looked upon by many as providing a recreational transition between football and baseball for non-basketball players. Though it still serves this purpose, soccer at St. Stephens is becoming more and more a sport in its own right. The game is growing both in participation and enthusiasm. This year the soccer team played a demanding nine game schedule against some of the better central Texas teams and ended up with a 3-3-3 season record. The year’s highlight came when the team defeated its two arch-rivals, St. Edward’s and Allen Academy, to capture the St. Stephen’s Invitational Soccer Tournament Championship. This year’s eleven man team was renowned for its aggressive rough attack and its hard-nosed defense. Standouts on the forward line were Buck, Pendergrass, Tamminga, and Hodgson. The defensive halfbacks Moran, Lockhart, and Gierspeck and the fullbacks O’Quinn and Newman turned in many fine plays. .However, David Barnett, the goalie, deserves special attention for his consistently outstanding performances in a difficult-to- master position. Already soccer fans are looking forward to next year and the entrance of St. Stephen's into the Southwest Preparatory Conference. 107 Louis Buck, the Spartan right wing, intimidates Allen’s goalie. Buck catches in a few for Jim Smart. ABOVE: Leaping Louis manipulates that spotted thing in a game in which he scored twice. Wake up, goalie! Work ’em over, Brockie. Rex Leddy heads one back to Bob Haslanger as John McGinnis puts some- thing on the goalkeeper. 109 Baseball 1966 Coming into the full zone tournament this year's Spartan baseball team had a modest record close to .500. They had had a rather unspectacular season, and the team could have been described as only mediocre as far as talent was concerned. But when the SSS team took the home field on May 13th, they were determined to defeat not just Fort Worth but all opposition to the tournament championship. As they left the diamond the following day, they knew they had succeeded. They had beaten Fort Worth Country Day School on a no-hitter by Charlie Campbell. They edged St. Mark's (5-4) in a closely fought struggle that was marked by three fabulous defensive plays on the part of Robert Sumners and John Craig. Finally, they took Casady 7-4 on the timely hitting of Musselman, Buck, and Craig. No small amount of praise could be spent on these boys, their coaches, or their outstanding play during the Tournament. But, then again, when you're champions, you don’t really need praise; the memories are sufficient. Wild Man Tamminga looks for his pitch. All-Conference RENN RHODES LOUIS BUCK and RANDY PARTEN — All-Conf. Catcher the managers. ROBERT SUMNERS All-Conf. Outfield MARK BODE Hon. Men. Pitcher JOHN CRAIG Hon. Men. Shortstop JIMMY MUSSELMAN All-Conf. Pitcher CHARLIE CAMPBELL All-Conf. Utility 2l BOBBY TAMMINGA All-Conf. Outfield Sumners awaits a pitch during the tournament. Ill TOP ROW: Steve Goodson, Bobby Tamminga, David Reed, Jon Pendegrass, John Craig, Mark Bode, and John Stiles. BOTTO 112 Champions 3W: Jeff Turner, Charlie Campbell, Robert Sumners, Jimmy Musselman, Louis Buck, and Wilbur Moran. rm?? rp d leam TOP ROW: Rex Leddy, Brockie Brown, Jim Moers, Ken Barnett, John McFarland. BOTTOM ROW: Phil Howard, Kirk Johnson, Sidney Modiste,- Terry Seelinger, Mel Gray, Mark Bode. JV” Squad TOP ROW: Jim Borglum, Chris Weisman, Bill Lewis, Tommy Warren, Bob Yawn, Mitchell llrash, Abner Burnett, Jock Prather, Ricky Sutton, Dorr Lewright. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Bode, Tom MacMahon, Charlie Cobb, Duncan McGann, Boo Braley, Rickie Miller, Kirk Johnson, Sidney Modiste, Terry Seelinger, Jim Tucker. I 14 Tennis LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Grundy, Jay Millard, Chris Dougherty, Rozzie Burke, Fritz Lockhart, Bobby Miller, Mark Stevenson. GIRLS TENNIS: Mary Napier, Virginia Shepperd, Janet Meek, Molly Dough- COACH LAURENCE BECKER erty, Candy Miller, Jan Considine. Girls’ Field Hockey TOP ROW: Virginia Shepperd, Lynn Johnson, Molly Magee, Norie Clarke, Jan Considine, Kathy MacMillan, Miss Carver. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Millspaugh, Daryl Hause, Sue Haisten, Jan Davenport, Debbie Roettinger, Ann Gately. TOP ROW: Lisa Leftwich, Mary Bachman, Linda MacClellen, Kathy Doremus, Sarah Legett, Ellen Paine, Jane Dryden, Prue Pitkin, Miss Johnson. BOTTOM: Jessica Buhler, Kathy Ellis, Marge Shepperd, Sara Clark, Jackie Beretta, Jennifer Gee, Mary Napier. Field Day ABOVE: Sidney Modiste in the broad jump. The start of the trials in the boys’ 50 LEFT: Jim Vanderhoof in the six mile. yard dash. This year field day was again dominated by the class of 1966. The Seniors bettered their first place margin of last year by thirty points. They had 158l 2 points to the Juniors’ 761 2, the Sophomores’ 58, and the 8th and 9th’s 37. Individual outstanding point totals were achieved by Pat Means and Jim Vanderhoof, both of grade 12. The Senior A and B relay teams were especially strong, winning two firsts and three seconds in the four group events. Nine two year records were broken, and seven bettered the marks set last year. Barclay Armstrong broad jumps. Bob Yawn heaves the softball. Larry Weeks tries to qualify in the Boys’ shot put. MOLLVnaVHO Awards Night Honors SCHOOLKEEPING AWARDS: Bruce Dunn -A Ellen O’Brien Q Chuck Conly Renn Rhodes | PIANO AWARDS: 1 Janet Weichart y Jim Moers Jim Vanderhoof 1 Margaret Sackton Gayle Plowman t Janet Meek j Cathy Tuohy CHEERLEADERS: Lynn Johnson S Susan Haisten Vicki Gasche Virginia Shepperd Darvl Hause DRAMA CLUB AWARDS Wolfie Benner EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AWARD Members of the Film Club LAVONIA JENKINS BARNES BOOK COLLECTING AWARD: Molly Dougherty WYCLIFFE SWEETHEART: Ann Gately PUBLICATIONS AWARDS: The Deacon: Alex Whitaker Bob Haslanger Renn Rhodes St. Stephen’s Review: Blackie Jones Abigail Johnson Bambi Buhler REVELL CUP Ann Weisman 120 PROCTORS: Mike Bell Charles Campbell Fritz Lockhart David Lord Jimmy Musselman Bill Newman Fred Seaman Jeff Turner Jan Davenport Lynn Johnson Kathy McMillan Candy Miller Virginia Shepperd Alex Whitaker LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Eileen Baade Ken Barnett 121 Athletic Awards FOOTBALL: Captains: Robert Sumners Bill Newman Mike Bell Jimmy Musselman All Conference: Andy Wright Jimmy Musselman Most Improved Player: Larry Weeks Most Valuable Player: Jimmy Musselman BASKETBALL: Captain: Charlie Campbell Most Improved Player: Steve Goodson Best Defensive Player: Robert Sumners BASEBALL: Captains: Charlie Campbell Jimmy Musselman Robert Sumners All Conference: Louis Buck Robert Sumners Jimmy Musselman Charlie Campbell Bobby Tamminga Most Improved Player: Louis Buck Most Valuable Player: Jimmy Musselman DON CUNNINGHAM AWARD: Robert Sumners Jimmy Musselman HEADMASTER’S TROPHY Class of 1966 Academic Honors HONOR CERTIFICATES: Eighth Grade: Hannah Duston Johnson Sarah Martin Legett Alexandra Dodge Montgomery Gay Ann Holcomb Ninth Grade: Jane Evelyn Dryden Frederick Leavenworth Jones Zoe Ann Pace Tenth Grade: Eileen Baade Sara Ann Clark Gregory Alan Hicks John Bill McFarland Robert Patchen Miller III Steven Howard Olsen Eleventh Grade: Rowland Rugeley Bachman George Roswell Burke III Abigail Crozer Johnson Janet Louise Meek Caroline Sheldon Neale John Claude O’Quin III Margaret Mathilda Sackton Twelfth Grade: Donna Lea Borron Jonathan Sayles Neale Robert Mings Sumners HIGH HONOR CERTIFICATES: Njnth Grade: John Chrysostom Dougherty Tenth Grade: Mary Ireland Dougherty Nancy Patricia Pope BOOK PRIZES: For Improvement: French I—James McElvare Bemis Mathematics IV—Mark Wellman Bode For Achievement: English 8—Elisabeth Hurd History 8—Peter Christian Jonas Mathematics I—Sidney Joseph Modiste Mathematics II (8th Grade)—Gaye Ann Holcomb Latin I (8th Grade)—Elisabeth Hurd Introduction to Music—Lisa Louise Leftwich English 9—John Chrysostom Dougherty Mathematics II (9th Grade)—Andrew McLellan Mathematics III—Frederick Leavenworth Jones History 9—John Chrysostom Dougherty Latin I (9th and 10th grade)— Frederick Leavenworth Jones History 10—Mary Ireland Dougherty English 10—Nancy Patricia Pope Spanish I—Ellen O'Brien French I—Mary Ireland Dougherty Latin II—Robert Patchen Miller III German I—Charles Emil Johnson Mathematics IV—Mary Ireland Dougherty John Bill McFarland Biology—Nancy Patricia Pope Ann Gateley English II—Caroline Sheldon Neale Mathematics VI—John Claude O'Quin III Independent Work in Mathematics VI— Nancy Patricia Pope French II—John Chrysostom Dougherty History II—Caroline Sheldon Neale Spanish II—Richard David Sutton Introduction to Visual Arts— Elizabeth Ann Barnes Chemistry—John Rennolds Rhodes, Jr. French III—Abigail Crozer Johnson Greek II—Caroline Sheldon Neale Spanish III—Linda Ross McClelland Latin III—John Chrysostom Dougherty English 12—Jonathan Sayles Neale Outstanding Research in History 12— John Michael Bell Urban Dynamics—Alexia Sidney Whitaker Mathematics VIII—William Reanyer Newman French IV—James Wilson Vanderhoof Spanish IV—Paulette Susan Grace Latin IV—Caroline Sheldon Neale The William Brewster Memorial Prize in Music History— Rowland Rugeley Bachman THE RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE MEDAL—John Randolph Parten AWARDS FROM THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF SPANISH: First Prize—Spanish III—Austin area— Linda Ross McClelland Second Prize—Spanish III—Austin area— Robert Scott Grundy AWARDS FROM AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF FRENCH: Certificates of Excellence in the National French Contest—Texas Chapter: French I—Nancy Patricia Pope French III—Ellen Rowan Justice Third Prize—Texas Chapter French III-—Abigail Crozer Johnson 124 First Prize—Austin area— French II—John Chrysostom Dougherty Medals from the French Government: First place—Texas Chapter French I—Mary Ireland Dougherty First place—Texas Chapter French IV—James Wilson Vanderhoof CERTIFICATES OF HIGHEST STANDING IN CLASS: Grade 8—Elisabeth Hurd Grade 9—John Chrysostom Dougherty Grade 10—Mary Ireland Dougherty Grade 11—Caroline Sheldon Neale Grade 12—Jonathan Sayles Neale DIPLOMAS WITH HONORS: Donna Lea Borron Robert Mings Stunners THE BISHOP’S MEDAL: Robert Mings Sumners THE WILLIAM BREWSTER MEDAL: Louis Eugene Buck, Jr. DIPLOMAS: David Kelley Barnett John Michael Bell Claude Michael 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