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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1967 volume:

fc And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; 2 Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. From COMPLETE POEMS OF ROBERT FROST. Copyright 1916 by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. Copyright 1944 by Robert Frost. Reprinted by permission of Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. 7 � THE VEACON 1967 ST. STEPHEN’S EPTSC0R4L SCHOOL 9 DEDICATION To Mrs. Tune, who for the past two years has been an English teacher at St. Stephen's and the faculty advisor for the DEA- CON. Under her guidance the DEACON has made an influen- tial return to the St. Stephen's campus. From the DEACON editors and staff, for whom it has been a distinct pleasure. THE DEACON SIAFF Editor-in-Chief ■ ■ ■ ■ Business Manager ■ Photography Editor Faculty Editor ■ ■ ■ ■ Classes Editor • • • • Graduation Editor ■ Activities Editor ■ ■ ■ Sports Editor...... Snapshot Editor ■ ■ Faculty Advisor ■ ■ ■ ■ - • •Renn Rhodes .... Daryl House • • Bob Haslanger Nancy Arrowsmith • • • Dodo Garcia • • Tony Tichenor • • • • Nancy Pope John Craig • • • Vicki Gasche • Mrs. H. E. Tune 1ABLB OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 10 FACULTY 16 UNDERCLASSMEN 32 SENIORS 58 GRADUATION 82 GOVERNMENT AND ACTIVITIES 94 SPORTS 118 SNAPSHOTS 150 15 TRUSTEES The Rt. Rev. J. Milton Richardson Chairman Houston Mr. John F. Lynch, Vice-Chairman Houston Mr. Herbert Allen Houston Mr. Thomas D. Barrow Houston Dr. Allen W. Becker, ex officio Austin Mr. Lee T. Bivins Amarillo Mr. J. M. Johnson Houston Mr. Chilton O'Brien, Sec. Beaumont Mr. J. R. Parten Houston Mr. J. Newton Rayzor Houston Mr. J. Cooke Wilson Houston Mr. David Wintermann Eagle Lake Mr. H. E. R. Yewens, Jreas. Houston non-voting member Mr. Thomas Gee Austin 18 James S. Bentley, Jr. W. Y. Allen Jr., Rear Adm. USN (Ret.) assistant to the Headmaster asst, to the Headmaster Robert F. Foster Business Manager Allen W. Becker Headmaster William T. Hooper, Jr. Dean H. Towner John R. Pickett Director of Admissions Senior Master Asst. Senior Master Miss Shirley Sherman Senior Secretory B.B.A. University of Texas Mrs. W. Tighe O'Neal, Jr. Secretary B.A. SMU Arthur Grace Housekeeping Supervisor Not Pictured: Walter Sykes Head of Physical Plant Mrs. Halsey Tichenor Sec t, to Business Manager A.S. University of Bridgeport Mrs. G. W. Robb(?) Bookkeeper Leonard J. Sayers Mrs. Fannie Lou Spelce Mrs. Agnes Ptacek School Physician Resident Nurse School Nurse B.S. Iowa State University R.N. Sparks Memorial Hospital 2q M.D. Northwestern U. Med. College W. Y. Allen, Jr. Rear Adm. USN (Retired) Science B.S. US Naval Academy Mrs. Terence Austin Classics B.A. University of Texas Mrs. Vladimir Barac Fine Arts A. A. Stephens College B. A. University of Texas Dr. Allen W. Becker English A.B. South Carolina M.A. Tennessee Ph.D. Johns Hopkins 21 Mrs. Allen W. Becker Mathematics A.B. Wellesley M.A. Johns Hopkins Mr. L. A. Becker Chairman, English B.A., M.A. University of Texas James S. Bentley, Jr. Theology B.A. University of Wyoming B.D. Yale Divinity School Don E. Borron Chairman, Science B.S., M.Ed. Sul Ross State College M.S. University of Wisconsin 22 Miss Connie L. Carver Physical Education B.S. University of Texas Robert F. Foster Mathematics A.B. Harvard Mrs. Wm. Showers French B.A. University of Texas Chris Malick Asst. Librarian University of Texas 23 Mrs. M. H. McKay Mathematics, Fine Arts B.A., M.A. University of Texas Charles S. Merrill German, English 8.A., M.A. North Texas State University Mrs. James S. Miner II Science A.B. Vassar College Michael O'Brien Physical Education University of Texas 24 The Rev. Mr. R. S. Phipps, Jr. History B.A. University of Richmond B.D. Virginia Theological Seminary John R. Pickett English B.A., M.A. University of Texas Mrs. Willis W. Pratt Librarian M.L.S. University of Texas B.A. Cornell 25 A. Leslie Rodriguez Spanish Coordinator, Modern Languages A.B. College of Wooster Raymond H. Spuhler Director of Athletics B.A. Duke University M.Ed. University of Virginia Halsey T. Tichenor III Chairman, History B.A. Hobart College L.L.B. Cornell University Alan R. Tipton Mathematics B.A. Lamar State College 26 Mrs. Alan R. Tipton Physical Education B.A. Trinity University Dean H. Towner Chairman, Classics B.A., M.A. Cornell University Mrs. Dean H. Towner Music Chairman, Fine Arts B.M., M.M. University of Texas The Rev. Mr. James Tucker Chaplain Chairman, Theology B.A. University of Texas B.D. Virginia Theological Seminary 27 Mrs. Hobson E. Tune English B.M. North Texas State University M.A. North Texas State University Ronald P. Wilson Acting Chairman, Mathematics B.S. Memphis State University John S. Wood History A.B. Haverford College 28 stL GRADE. 32 33 Sally Harrison Ruth Jonas Clare Leddy Barbara McIntyre Kris McKee Lisa Mersky Scott Millard Franklin Wilson Fred Myers Peggy Phillips Rocky Reagan Marc Shattuck Susie Tucker 9tb GRADE Terry Allen Richard Burns Bob Butler Jim Butler Mark Clark Jim Crosby Gaye Holcomb Abner Burnett CLASS OFFICERS: Bob Yawn, pres.; Sara Legett, sec.; Greg Whitaker, vice-pres.; Ellen Jockusch, treas. 36 Elisabeth Hurd Ellen Jockush Hannah Johnson Peter Jonas Lisa leftwich Sara Legett Bill Lewis Dorr Lewright 38 39 Mary Pincoffs Albert Prevot Linda Shepperd David Silber Cynthia Smith Danny Strain David Sumners Jimmy Tucker 40 Ricky Urosh James Wagner Lucy Weeks Chris Weismann Greg Whitaker Ted Wright 41 CLASS OFFICERS: Jessico Buhler, vice-pres.; Cothy Crittenden, sec.; Jim Vance, pres.; Rick Sutton, treas. Barclay Armstrong Tom Atkins Mary Bachman Jim Bemis Jackie Beretta Jessica Buhler Mike Childers Michael Childs 42 Chrys Dougherty Jane Dryden Bob Fagg Susan Flato Bill Gardner Jim Gregston 44 Josh Harrison Stephen Hearn Anne Johnson Gigi Johnson Sarah Johnson Freddie Jones David Loiseaux Andy MacLellan Mary Napier Randy Navarre 45 John O'Loughlin Zoe Ann Pace Mike Osborne Ellen Payne 46 Nena Reid Tari Shattuck Terry Seelinger Jim Shuffield 47 Ricky Sutton 43 Marcia White Bill Woodward Jim Vance Vicky Williams 1 Itfi GRADE Mac Averill Eileen Baade CLASS OFFICERS: John McFarland, vice-pres.; Brocky Brown, sec.-treas.; Steve Goodson, pres. John Barkley Ken Barnett Molly Barron Evelyn Brantly Susa Bailey 50 Louis Broad Brocky Brown Hank Bundy Sara Clark Roberta DeGolyer Molly Dougherty 51 Kathy Ellis Rick Fonvielle Jennifer Gee Steve Goodson Wayland Halbert Harvey Halstead Lyn Hartwell Bob Haslanger 52 Clark Heidrick Robert Henderson Greg Hicks Charlie Johnson Bill Kayser Peter Kinsey Bill Kuhns Rex Leddy John McFarland John McGinnis Jim Moers Ellen O'Brien Steve Olsen Nancy Pope Linda Sample 54 8 John Doughtie Tito Hines S3|!4S uqof 8 uo4)|Dos 49jo6jdw 9 The Definitive History of the Class of 1967 or A Bedtime Story for the Phipps' Squeaks For all practical purposes, the North American bison, or buffalo is fast near- ing extinction. Awesome in stature, deliberate and persevering, this legendary colossus of the prairjes roamed the Southwest throughout the 1 9th century. In contemporary times, a child must visit the zoo to see this remembrance of his fad- ing heritage. But in one lonely outpost, in the lifeless wastes of the Southwest, where civilization penetrates thinly and culture fights for life, the buffalo holds his own. This is the story of that herd and the prairie town near which it grazed. Gene Addison 9 Betsy Barnes 9 Tracy Brown 9 John Burford 9 Kim Cantey o 9 Cathy Carrington 9 Monty Carter 9 Jan Considine 9 cs By the Fall of 62, the young had congregated to form a herd of their own. Admittedly, not all of the 1 6 who were to make history looked like buffalo: there was a mouse, a panda bear, a boxer, a dachshund, a monkey, a hippopotamus, a bunny, a stool pigeon, and a dodo. But all followed the old head bison who had taken the protection of the young upon himself. In this, their first year, the new dance hall was built and the first to use it were the buffalo, in honor of the great western hero, Sadie Hawkins. With few such in- terruptions, they grazed the Spring of '63 from the Clark Ranch to Newman's Waterhole thus passing their first year as a herd. And in the town, in that yesteryear when men were men and might made right, crime was so common that it was all that the town's peace loving lawmen, W. H. Marx and M. S. McMullan could do to keep law and order. At times, notably the slaughter of the innocents on Ray Charles Day, even these two were overpow- ered and a posse under Justice Guerin came to the rescue. In the early Fall of '63 before the first snow, the building of the railroad forced the herds to come together and finally our small herd picked up such numbers as to insure survival. At the same time, the townfolk instituted a new policy designed to restrict per- sonal freedom and to surpress initiative. The Reign of Uncertainty was ushered in by the wild notes of the on-bounds bell, and playful parolees turned from wat- erhole and sport and charged for the hill. Before long, the town’s only cafe began serving such unpalatable dishes that the folk had to rise en masse to change the situation. Food was also scarce for the herd that Spring, especially in the area of Westwood Pool, but they managed to make it through the year with few casualties. The Fall of '64 brought the opening of a new section of railroad and, with it, more concentration of the buffalo as well as celebration in the town. The weath- er was especially wet that year and probably the most memorable event for the townfolk was the mudfight in front of Freeman Rooming House in which almost half the citizens participated. A saloon moved to town and at last people could get their provisions somewhere besides the cafe. ■c 6 sauof 9| pD|g $ uosuqof |io6oqv 6 pjDMopi |!Hd 6 iserry i_roucn y uenms sarcio Y Eric Gierspeck 9 Money Green y tyn namrnon Ellen Justice 9 Molly Magee 9 Janet Meek 9 Robert Newcombe 9 Renn Rhodes 9 Towne Smith 9 Jay Terk 9 Larry Weeks 9 Peace was shattered again, though, when an old fellow had a skiff stolen one night. It posed no problem to Marshall Foster who, in no time, had all the culprits but one rounded up with the help of an accomplished Indian scout. The herd once again moved into the dance hall only to be driven out by the sudden eruption of a dormant volcano. Spring came early in '65 and the herd, some of which were beginning to sprout horns, spent their time lazily grazing on the banks of the Narrows of the Blanco River. '65 was a lively year in the town. A new movie house opened and a print shop was established while the town celebrated its 1 5th year with the opening of the Deluxe Gregg Hotel. The menfolk decided to make it an occasion and take the day off. All left early one morning without telling their women or the Marshall. And they were all arrested when they returned, on charges of disturbing the ten- sion, and fined heavily. A number of buffalos were caught and harnessed in early '66 to help out in the Talent Show Celebration, and a good time was had by all. Others meanwhile worked to improve the waterhole they shared with the townspeople, and by sum- mer it was dug, cleared out and grassed over for the year to come. But all wore the symbolic blue and white blanket, a characteristic of the herd in '66. In the Fall of 66, it became evident that the townfolk had given themselves over to enjoyment. They abandoned most of their nightly religious observances and many of the women wore men's clothing exposing their knees and shoulders right out in the street. Much of their time was devoted to new games such as ten- nis, hockey, volleyball, soccer, and running long races. And, thanks to the buffa- lo, the townspeople were able to study in their own rooming houses. The buffalo, educated by mother nature, had more difficulty in assimilating experience and pooled their ignorance to form the Elephant Club, inspired no doubt by the devotion to books shown by several members of the herd working after hours in the lending library. 01 5jJDDOJDS 0L 3 )jng aizzoy J3|Hn8 iqwofl 01 Bob Wells 9 then 10 Nancy Arrowsmith 10 Jim Billingsley 10 Webb Breeding 10 Randy Crowe 10 Vicki Gasche 10 Susan Haisten 10 Daryl House 10 Steve Lantrip 10 Janice Moody 10 Ken Olm 10 In the course of its brief history, the herd was joined by several more strange looking buffs. There was, for example, a snake, a pig, an elephant, a flamingo, a penguin, a deer, a Sugar Bear, and a Daryl-bird. The herd of 1967, numbering 43 in all, headed at last for the happy hunting grounds outside, as the Great Buffalo sadly waved a last goodbye. by class gossips, Randy Parten Katy Neale ccrvifiianna i ------------aj---------lilftfTVfY )OPf----Qi NANCY ARROWSMITH Austin, Texas University of California at Santa Cruz ROWLAND RUGELEY BACHMAN “Rugeley Bay City, Texas Haverford College Phipps Squeaks 65- 67, Honor Roll 65, Yellow Streak Traveler '65- 66, NMSQT Letter of Commendation 66, Drama Club '66, DEACON 66- 67, Inspector 67, H.M.F.S. 67, Dorm Council '67, Freeman Dart Club 67, SPARTAN 67, Choir '67, Lord High Beetle of L.A.B.E.C. '67, Carni- val Enthusiast '67, Freeman Exercise Club '67, Naive Now-Generate of Senior Ethics 67, Volleyball 67 Oh, L. A., you say the funniest things.’’ Phipps Squeaks 66- 67, French Club '66- 67, Drama Club '66-'67, Choir '67, History of Music Book Prize '66, Honor Roll '66 60 I've never seen her before in my life. Phipps Squeaks 64- 67, Choir 64- 67, Drama Club '64, '67, SPARTAN 64, 66- 67, Dorm Council 64- 65, Bridge Club 64, Student Lounge Committee 65-67, Hockey 66- 67, Volleyball '67, HELOT 66, Schola Cantorum 66, Naval Orange Day Veteran 65, Visual Arts Book Prize 66, Assistant Chief Inspector 67, L.A.B.E.C 67, H.M.F.S. 67, High School Art Anthology Art Award '67, Naive Now-Generate of Senior Eth- ics '67 ELIZABETH ANN BARNES “Betsy” Trinity, Texas University of Texas I hear you knocking, but you can't come in! Phipps Squeaks 65- 67, Drama Club 65- 67, Best Supporting Actor '65, Runner-up Best Actor '66, Runner-up Drama Club Award '66, Dorks '65, SPARTAN 65, Assistant Editor SPARTAN 66, Choir 66, Literary Maga- zine 66, Folksingers '66, Gregg Gorgons 67, Foster's Follies 67 JAMES CAVITT BILLINGSLEY III “Dumbo” Austin, Texas University of Texas 61 Everybody Must Get Stoned BLANCHE ORBIN BUHLER “Bambi” Victoria, Texas Pine Manor Junior College Phipps Squeaks '65'67, Dorm Council '65, '67, Hockey '65, '67, Drama Club '65, Altar Guild 66, '67, LITERARY REVIEW Art Editor '66, School- keeping Committee 66, Cheerleader '67, Proctor '67, Football Sweet- heart 67, Scholastic Art Certificate of Merit Award '67, Secretary of Class '67, G.G.G. '67 Oh, buschwa! Phipps' Squeaks '65- 67, Spanish Club '65, Rifle Club '65, Basketball '65- '67, Tennis '65-’67, W.P.S. '65, W.I.M.P.S. 65, Choir '66, '67, Schola Cantorum 66- 67, Honor Roll '66, Vice-President of Class '67, Proctor '67, Dorm Council '67, Library Assistant 67 GEORGE ROSWELL BURKE III “Rozzie Eagle Lake, Texas Cornell University Hark, I've heard that laugh before. Phipps Squeaks 64- 67, Football 64-'65, Football Manager '67, Soccer 67, Baseball 64, French Club '64- 67, Dorm Council '65, '67, W.P.S. '65, W.I.M.P.S. '65, Schoolkeeping '66, SPARTAN 67, DEACON '67, In- spector 67 Napoleon who?'' EMORY AMBLER CANTEY, JR. “Kim'' Ft. Worth, Texas University of Texas Phipps' Squeaks '64-'67, Football '64'67, Basketball '64-'66, Baseball 64-'65, '67, Class Secretary '65, Film Club '66- 67, Treasurer 66, Presi- dent '67, Drama Club '66- 67 Best Supporting Actor '66, Gregg Dorm Council '66, Proctor '67, Dorm Council '67, Choir '67, Buffalo Chip '66 Why yes, I am going to UT. Funny you should ask. ' ELY MONTGOMERY CARTER “Porky” Austin, Texas University of Texas 63 JEMMIE CLARE CLARK Austin, Texas University of Texas ELEANOR CUSTIS CLARKE None” Austin, Texas Hood College Original Phipps' Squeak '63-'67, Yellow Streak Traveler 63-'67, Treasur- er of Class '63, Honor Roll '63, Chess Club '65, Archery Club '66, Hand- book Revision Committee '66, Secretary of Rifle Club '67, DEACON 67 Original Phipps' Squeak '63-‘67, Yellow Streak Traveler '63, '64, Hockey 64- 67, Drama Club '65'67, Executive Committee of Drama Club '67, SPARTAN 66, 67, Altar Guild '66, 67, DEACON '66, Moonlight Ma- rauder '67, Bush Burner '67, Inspector '67, Freeman Exercise Club ‘67, L.A.B.E.C. '67 Olt Double your pleasure, double your fun . . Phipps Squeaks 64- 67, Vestry '64- 66, Hockey 64-'67, Drama Club 64 67, SPARTAN 64- 65, Entertainment Committee '65, '67, Stork '65, Choir 66, 67, DEACON 66, Tennis '66, 67, Altar Guild 66, '67, First Semester Proctor '67, Freeman Exercise Club '67, Moonlight Marauders '67, Bush Burner '67, L.A.B.E.C. '67 v it . JAN RENEE CONSIDINE Midland, Texas ... Randolph-Macon Women’s Colleqe What's it to ya? r y Original Phipps' Squeak 63'67, Class President 63, Student Lounge Committee 63, '64, Baseball '64-'67, Baseball All Conference 66, Cap- tain '67, Basketball '65 '67, Basketball All Conference '67, Captain '67, Dorks 65, SPARTAN '66, 67, DEACON '67, Proctor 67, W.W.W. '67 65 Cheese! JOHN HARDIN CRAIG Houston, Texas Trinity College KERRY STIELER CROUCH Fredericksburg, Texas University of Texas Phipps Squeaks 64- 67, Vandals '65, B Baseball 64, Football '64- 67, Captain 67, Basketball 64, 66, Soccer '67, Dorks '65, Discipline Com- mittee '67, Recreation Committee '67, Proctor 67, Choir 67 Well, all we ve found out so far is that the stork didn t bring us.” Original Phipps' Squeak '63- 64, 66-'67, Honor Roll '63- 64, Latin 8 Book Prize 63, Algebra I Book Prize '64, Hockey 63- 64, '66- 67, Cap- tain '67, Drama Club 64, '66-'67, DEACON 66- 67, Choir '66- 67, NMSQT Letter of Commendation '66, Secretary of School '67, Discipline Committee '67, Co-Chairman of Student Lounge Committee 67, Inspec- tor 67, Dorm Council 67, Tennis '67, Second Semester Proctor '67, SPAR- TAN '67 DELORES IRENE GARCIA ’Dodo Austin, Texas University of California at Santa Cruz 66 Hey man! What's the deal? Phipps' Squeaks '65-'67, Drama Club '65, SPARTAN 65, '67, Storks '65, Young Republicans '65, Spanish Club 65, Cheerleader 66'67, DEA- CON '66- 67, Inspector 67 Long time no see what doin' nuttin okey bye'' VICKI SUZANNE GASCHff Victoria, Texas University of Texas Vicneric? ERIC NORMAN GIERSPECK Austin, Texas University of Texas 67 Phipps Squeaks '65-'67, Film Club 66, 67, Secretary of Film Club 66, Cheerleader '66, '67, Entertainment Committee 66, Altar Guild '66, Re- vell Speaking Contest Award ‘65, DEACON 66, Drama Club 66, Proctor 67, Choir '67, Dorm Council '67 SUSAN HAISTEN “Su Beaumont, Texas University of Texas While you're up, get me another Grant's.' Phipps Squeaks 64- 67, Choir 64-'67, Bridge Club 64, French Club ‘64- 66, Drama Club '65-'67, Navol Orange Day Veteran '65, Inspector '67, SPARTAN '67, I.A.B.E.C. '67, H.M.F.S. '67, Hockey 67, Volleyball '67, Freeman Exercise Club '67 68 FRANCES LYN HAMMON Lagunillas, Venezuela University of Oklahoma Pass the bat s blood Goody Ham- mon! Phipps Squeaks 65- 67, Drama Club 65, Young Republicans 65, Cheer- leader 66, Head Cheerleader 67, Film Club 66, Recreation Committee 66, Altar Guild 66, Chairman of Altar Guild '67, DEACON 66, '67, Proctor 67, Tennis 67, Hockey 67 No, No, No! DARYL ANNE HAUSE Beeville, Texas Bennett College Phipps Squeaks 65-’67, Drama Club 65-'67, Executive Committee of Drama Club '67, SPARTAN 65- 67, French I Book Prize '65, Dorm Coun- cil 65-'67, Inspector 67 Phil who? PATRICIA ANN HEINY Patsy'' Denver, Colorado University of Colorado 69 JOHN STEPHEN HINES “Tito . _ Well, what are we about here? Greenwich, Connecticut Hobart College Phipps' Squeaks 64- 67, Rifle Club '64, 65, Film Club '66, '67, Gregg Dorm Council '66, SPARTAN 66, 67, SPARTAN Business Manager '67, Dorm Council '67, Drama Club '67, Baseball 66, '67, Basketball 66, '67, Inspector '67 Original Phipps Squeak '63-'67, Secretary of Class '63, Football 63- 67, Basketball '63-’67, Baseball '63, '64, Vestry '63, Choir '63, 67, Drama Club '63, 64, Honor Roll 64, SPARTAN '65- 67, Honorary Member of the Class of 1966, 66, President of School 67, Head of Executive Com- mittee '67, Head of Discipline Committee '67, Tennis '67, L.A.B.E.C. '67 HARRY PHILIP HOWARD Phil Victoria, Texas University of Texas 70 No, I haven't signed the contract yet. Koufax and I are going to make a movie. Phipps Squeaks 64- 67, Choir 64- 67, Drama Club 64- 67, Honor Roll 64- 66, Hockey 64- 65, Highest Class Standing 64- 65, Book Prize- History, English, French I, '64, Book Prize-History, English '65, Storks '65, Second Place-State of Texas in National French Contest-French II '65, Third Place-State of Texas in National French Contest-French III '66, Presi- dent of French Club 66-'67, Editor of LITERARY REVIEW 66 ABIGAIL CROZER JOHNSON “Abby” Austin, Texas Wellesley College Alright! Everybody out in the hall for the bedtime story. Phipps’ Squeaks '64- 67, Recreation Committee '64, Football 64-66 Baseball 64, Dorm Council '65, Constitutional Revision Committee '65 '67, Drama Club 65- 67, W.P.S. 65, Soccer '66- 67, Executive Commit tee 66-67, Vice-President of Class 66, Editor of LITERARY REVIEW '66 Buffalo Chip '66, Film Club '66- 67, Choir '67, Inspector 67, L.A.B.E.C '67 WILLIAM BLACKBURN JONES “Blackie’ Baytown, Texas 71 I wonder if Sara's parents will recognize me? ELLEN ROWAN JUSTICE e.j.” Athens, Texas Mount Holyoke College Phipps Squeaks '64- 67, French Club '64- 67, Drama Club 64, 65, DEA- CON 65, '66, Naval Orange Day Veteran '65, Young Democrats '65, HELOT '66, Grand Anteater of L.A.B.E.C. 67, Freeman Dart Club '67, H.M.F.S. '67, Carnival Enthusiast '67, Inspector '67, Midnight Marauders '67, Fine Arts Committee 67 Zank you delink STEPHEN ORIAN LANTRIP Fairfax, California University of Texas 72 Phipps Squeaks 65-’67, W.P.S. '65, W.I.M.P.S. '65, Dynamics Band '65, B.E.R.S.H. 66, 67, Drama Club 66, '67, Rifle Club '66, 67, Printing Club '66, 67, Track 66, Judo Improvement Award '66, A.A.H.P.E.R. Award 66, Science Club Secretary-Treasurer '66, Science Club President '67, Spanish Club 66, Editor of Spirit of '67 '66, Soccer '67, Inspector '67, Fine Arts Exhibitor '67 O So what if it's a $18 bill, I can get three $6's or two $9's in change. Phipps Squeaks 66- 67, Official Ambassador to St. Stephen's from Hong Kong 66, 67, SSS Math Contest 66, '67, Talent Show 66, SSS Coin Club 66, 67, Printing Club '67, Fine Arts Exhibitor '67 Egg Foo Yung? HANSON LING Kowloon, Hong Kong University of Texas Phipps Squeaks '64-67, Drama Club 64, 65, Schoolkeeping Committee '64, Hockey ‘65-’67, Stork ‘65, Choir '66, '67, Dorm Council 66, LITER- ARY REVIEW '66, Proctor '67, Altar Guild '67, Recreation Committee '67 'Grant us peace in our dorm, Oh Lord! MOLLY MARGARET MAGEE Abilene, Texas Colorado College JANET LOUISE MEEK Kerrville, Texas Colorado College Phipps Squeaks 64- 67, Drama Club 64- 65, Choir '64, 66- 67, Piano 64, 66- 67, Hockey 64, Tennis 66- 67, Schola Cantorum 66- 67, Book- store 66- 67, Freeman Dart Club '67, L.A.B.E.C. 67, SPARTAN '67, Naive Now-Generates of Senior Ethics 67 Of course, he is my favorite compos- er. ' CAROLINE SHELDON NEALE “Katy” Austin, Texas University of Sussex Original Phipps Squeak 63- 64, 66-'67, Hockey 63-'64, '66- 67, Honor Roll 63- 64, 66- 67, Book Prize in: History, English, Christian Doctrine 63, Book Prize in Latin 64, Drama Club 64, '66-'67, NMSQT Letter of Commendation 66, Book Prize in: Latin, Greek, History, English '66, SPARTAN 67, DEACON 67, L.A.B.E.C. '67, Pokey Squaws '67, SIC(K) of the Bus '67 Imagine my enthusiasm!'' 74 Phipps' Squeaks 65- 67, Honor Roll '65-'66, W.P.S. '65, W.I.M.P.S. '65, Geometry Book Prize 65, Football '65- 67, Baseball '65, Soccer 66'67, Algebra II Book Prize 66, Proctor '67, Dorm Council 67, National Merit Scholarship Finalist '67 JOHN CLAUDE O'QUIN III Jack-o Shreveport, Louisiana Rice University JOHN RANDOLPH PARTEN “Potty Madisonville, Texas Amherst College Heil Potty Boom Boom! I was born about ten thousand years ago. There ain't nothing in this world that I don't know.' Original Phipps Squeak 63- 67, Drama Club 63- 67, Schoolkeeping Committee '63, Baseball '63- 64, Book Prize in Math and English '63, Entertainment Committee 64-'67, Chairman 67, Film Club Founder and President 65- 67, Student Lounge Committee '65, W.P.S. 65, W.I.M.P.S. '65, Young Democrats ‘65, Soccer 66- 67, Baseball Manager 66, DEA- CON '66- 67, SPARTAN 66, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Award 66, LITERARY REVIEW 66, NMSQT Letter of Commendation '66, Class Presi- dent '66, Treasurer of School 67, Proctor '67, Executive Committee '67, Dorm Council '67, Library Assistant 67 JONATHON STEPTOE PENDERGRASS “Jon” Eagle Lake, Texas Rice University WILLIAM TAYLOR PHILLIPS 'Chilly-Willy” Austin, Texas University of Texas Phipps Squeaks 65- 67, Baseball 65- 67, Conference Honorable Men- tion '65, Young Republicans 65, W.P.S. 65, W.I.M.P.S. '65. Rifle Club 65- 66, Spanish Club 65, Naval Orange Day Veteran 65, Soccer ‘65- 67, All Conference 67, Drama Club 66, Science Club 66, LITERARY RE- VIEW 66- 67, Presidential Physical Fitness Award 66, B.E.R.S.H. 66- 67, NMSQT Letter of Commendation '66, Football '67, Inspector '67, Student Chaplain '67, President of Rocketry Club 67, G.C.B.L. '67 Hi! I'm Bill Phillips, head of the Recreation Com- mittee.' Senioritis? Original Phipps Squeak '63- 67, Football 63-'67, All Conference 66, Basketball 63- 67, Baseball '63- 64, Class President 65, Recreation Com- mittee 65, 67, Chairman '67, Dorks 65, Vice-President of School 67, Study Hall Proctor '67 Phipps’ Squeaks 64 67, French Club 64- 66, Drama Club 64- 67, Foot- ball 64, Baseball ‘64, 65, Baseball Manager '66, W.P.S. '65, W.I.M.P.S. 65, DEACON 65- 67, Editor of DEACON 67. LITERARY REVIEW 66, Chemistry Book Prize Award for Excellence 66, NMSQT Letter of Com- mendation 66, Entertainment Committee 67, SPARTAN 66, 67, Inspec- tor '67, Study Hall Proctor '67 What's the matter Sugar Bear? DEA- CON got you down? JOHN RENNOLDS RHODES, JR. Renn Alice, Texas Stanford University Original Phipps Squeak '63- 67, Recreation Committee 63, Entertain- ment Committee '63, Student Lounge Committee '63, Dorm Council '63, '67, Drama Club 64, '66, '67, Secretary of Class 64, Yellow Streak Trav- eler 65, Inspector '67, Altar Guild 67, Moonlight Marauders 67, L.A.B.E.C. 67 I Wfanta Be Bobby's Girl'' VICTORIA ELIZABETH ROPER Vicki Austin, Texas University of Texas 77 DALE CALLCOTT RYLANDER Austin, Texas East Carolina College MARGARET MATHILDA SACKTON Austin, Texas Earlham College Phipps Squeaks 66- 67, Football 66, Basketball '66, Crosscountry '67, Track 67, Science Club '66, '67, Printing Club '66, '67, B.E.R.S.H. '67 Hi Dale. Where's Chip? Original Phipps' Squeak '63'67, Yellow Streak Traveler '63, 65-'67, Choir '64, '67, Drama Club '64, '65, Library Assistant 65, LITERARY RE- VIEW '66, '67, Fine Arts Committee '67, SPARTAN 67, L.A.B.E.C. 67 Crafty Margaret 78 Original Phipps' Squeak 63- 67, Baseball 63- 67, DEACON 65- 66, Soccer '66- 67, Long Red Horn Band 65, Chief Inspector '67, Executive Committee 67, Football Manager 67, L.A.B.E.C. '67, Alumni Representa- tive . . . and then I said to Pasternak: Cut the poems, Boris baby, and try a novel. JOHN THOMSON STILES Austin, Texas University of Texas Original Phipps' Squeak '63-'67, Vestry 63-'67, Senior Warden '67, Entertainment Committee 63, Sergeant-at-Arms 63, Recreation Commit- tee 64, Vandals '65, Dorks 65, SPARTAN '65, Choir 67, Buffalo Chips '66, Inspector '67, Gregg Dorm Council 67 The Hustler JAMES HARGROVE STIRLING Jamie Galveston, Texas Westminster College Phipps Squeaks 65-67, Student Lounge Committee '65-67, Co- Chairman 67, Football '65- 67, Honorable Mention All Conference 66, 67, Co-Captain 67, Basketball '65, Baseball '65, 66, First Team All Con- ference 66, Choir '65- 67, Fine Arts Committee 66, 67, Soccer '66, '67, Schola Cantorum '66, '67, Dorm Council '66, Assistant Priest '67, Proctor 67, Constitutional Revision Committee '67 ROBERT O'NEILL TAMMINGA ‘Wild Man Austin, Texas University of the South Okay Jones, where did you hide them? JAY GORDON TERK Odessa, Texas University of Texas Phipps' Squeaks 64-'67, Basketball '64, Baseball 64, Chess Club Presi- dent 64, Rifle Club 64, Spanish Club '64- 66, W.P.S. '65, W.I.M.P.S. '65, SPARTAN 66, LITERARY REVIEW '66, Drama Club '66, '67, President of Drama Club 67, Fencing Club '67, Inspector '67, Revised Chess Club 67 80 What do you mean waist 12 inches? Phipps' Squeaks 64- 67, President of Class '64, 67, Football '63- 67, Second Team All Conference '66, Most Improved Player 66, Basketball 63'66, Drama Club 64, Dorm Council 64, 67, Chairman '67, Recrea- tion Committee 65-'66, Chairman 66, Runner-up in Revell Speaking Con- test 66, Executive Committee '65- 67, Vice-President of School 66, Proc- tor '67 Hove you heard the story of the 2 brothers: one who went to sea and be- came famous and the other became vice-pres. and was never heard of again?'' LAWRENCE BIDDLE WEEKS “Dude Tucson, Arizona Harvard University SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Larry Weeks, president Bambi Buhler, secretory Rozzie Burke, vice-president 81 AWARDS NIGHT HONORS SCHOOLKEEPING AWARDS: Ricky Urash Rick Sutton Marcia White Gigi Johnson LIBRARY AWARDS: Tommy Wagner Mike Childers LAVONIA JENKINS BARNES BOOK COLLECTING AWARD: Philip Wagner DAY STUDENT BUS PROCTOR AWARD: Kate Neale PIANO AWARDS: Will Dibrell Janet Meek Clare Leddy Ruth Jonas James Wagner Margaret Sackton Cathy Tuohy CANTOR'S AWARD: Bobby Tamminga PUBLICATIONS AWARDS: The Deacon: Renn Rhodes Bob Haslanger Steve Olsen The Spartan: Molly Dougherty «. Kate Neale REVELL SPEAKING CONTEST: Jim Billingsley, Winner Su Haisten Larry Weeks Nancy Pope CHEERLEADERS: Daryl House Margaret Shepperd Su Haisten Vicki Gasche Bambi Buhler EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AWARD: The Entertainment Committee PROCTORS: Rozzie Burke Bambi Buhler Monty Carter John Craig Kerry Crouch Jack O’Quin Randy Parten Bobby Tamminga Larry Weeks Dodo Garcia Su Haisten Daryl House Abigail Johnson Molly Magee DRAMA CLUB AWARD: Kate Neale WYCLIFFE SWEETHEART: Su Haisten ATHLETIC AWARDS FOOTBALL: Captains: Bobby Tamminga Kerry Crouch Most Improved Player: Ricky Fonvielle Most Valuable Player: Steve Goodson CROSS COUNTRY: Captains: Dale Rylander Peter Kinsey BASKETBALL: Captains: John Craig Steve Goodson Most Improved Player: Clark Heidrick Most Valuable Player: Steve Goodson SOCCER: Most Improved Player: Steve Townsend Most Valuable Player: Jon Pendergrass 87 88 BASEBALL: Captains: John Craig Jon Pendergrass Most Valuable Player: Molly Magee VOLLEYBALL: Most Improved Player: Clark Heidrick Most Valuable Player: Lucy Weeks Most Valuable Player: John Craig DON CUNNINGHAM AWARD: TENNIS: Jon Pendergrass Captains: Rozzie Burke Mary Napier FIELD HOCKEY: Captains: Molly Magee Dodo Garcia Most Improved Player: Mike Childers INTRAMURAL PLAQUES: « Boys' Flag Football: Class of '67 Girls' Flag Football: Class of '67 Boys' Basketball: Class of '67 Girls' Basketball: Class of 70-71 Volleyball: Class of '67 Field Day: Class of '70-71 ACADEMIC HONORS HONOR CERTIFICATES: Eighth Grade: Virginia Lee Borron William Word Dibrell Christopher Norman Edmonds Ninth Grade: James Rust Crosby Elisabeth Hurd Hannah Dustan Johnson Anna Beth Payne Christoper Thomas Weismann Tenth Grade: Christine Ellis Crosby Harrison Hathaway Donnelly John Chrysostom Dougherty Stephen Scott Hearn Frederick Leavenworth Jones Zoe Ann Pace Catherine Florence Tuohy Eleventh Grade: Mary Ireland Dougherty Richard Steven Goodson John Bill McFarland Nancy Patricia Pope Twelfth Grade: BOOK PRIZES: George Roswell Burke III Abigail Crozer Johnson Janet Louise Meek Caroline Sheldon Neale John Claude O'Quin III Margaret Mathilda Sackton For Improvement: English 8 — Christopher Norman Edmonds History 8 — Clare Leddy Natural Science — Hannah Dustan Johnson Mathematics II (9th Grade) — Richard Martin Urash History 10 — Marcia Renee White Spanish III — Edgar William Kayser English 11 — William Allan Kuhns Mathematics VIII (12th Grade) — Eleanor Custis Clarke For Excellence: Latin I (8th Grade) — Virginia Lee Borron Mathematics II (8th Grade) — Christopher Norman Edmonds Mathematics III (9th Grade) — Ernest Allen III Natural Science — Elisabeth Hurd English 9 — Anna Beth Payne Spanish I — James Jackson Butler Ellen Dickson Jockusch Latin I — Catherine Florence Tuohy History 9 — Anna Beth Payne Latin II — Elisabeth Hurd Spanish II — Anna Beth Payne Mary Orgain Bachman English 10 — Stephen Scott Hearn French I — Anne Elizabeth Johnson Mathematics IV (10th Grade) — David Lay Loiseaux Biology — Stephen Scott Hearn German I — Sarah Pike Johnson Mathematics V (10th Grade) — Stephen Scott Hearn Latin IV — Anne Wilder Weismann History II — Gregory Alan Hicks French III — Mary Ireland Dougherty Mathematics VI (11th Grade) — John Bill McFarland Chemistry — Wellington Shelton Tichenor English 12 — Rowland Rugeley Bachman History 1 2 — Rowland Rugeley Bachman German II — Abigail Crozer Johnson Urban Dynamics — Caroline Sheldon Neale French IV — Abigail Crozer Johnson Mathematics IX (12th Grade) — John Claude O'Quin III The William Brewster Memorial Prize in Music History — Janet Louise Meek Margaret Mathilda Sackton THE RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE MEDAL - Wellington Shelton Tichenor Alumni Scholar — Richard Steven Goodson CERTIFICATES OF HIGHEST STANDING IN CLASS: Grade 8 — Virginia Lee Borron Grade 8 — Christopher Norman Edmonds Grade 9 — Anna Beth Payne Grade 10 — Stephen Scott Hearn Grade 11 — Mary Ireland Dougherty Grade 12 — Caroline Sheldon Neale THE WILLIAM BREWSTER MEDAL - John Randolph Parten THE BISHOP S MEDAL - Caroline Sheldon Neale 91 DIPLOMAS WITH HONORS George Roswell Burke III Abigail Crozer Johnson Janet Louise Meek Caroline Sheldon Neale John Claude O'Quin III Margaret Mathilda Sackton SPECIAL DIPLOMA: Hanson Ling DIPLOMAS: Nancy Arrowsmith Rowland Rugeley Bachman Elizabeth Ann Barnes James Cavitt Billingsley III Blanche Orbin Buhler Emory Ambler Cantey, Jr. Ely Montgomery Carter Jemmie Clare Clarke Eleanor Custis Clarke Jan Renee Considine John Hardin Craig Kerry Stieler Crouch Delores Irene Garcia Vicki Suzanne Gasche Eric Norman Gierspeck Susan Haisten Frances Lyn Hammon Darly Anne House Patricia Ann Heiny John Stephen Hines Harry Philip Howard William Blackburn Jones Ellen Rowan Justice Stephen Orian Lantrip Molly Margaret Magee John Randolph Parten Jonathon Steptoe Pendergrass William Taylor Phillips John Reynolds Rhodes, Jr. Victoria Elizabeth Roper Dale Callcott Rylander John Thompson Stiles James Hargrove Stirling Robert O'Neill Tamminga Jay Gordon Terk Lawrence Biddle Weeks SENIOR SPEAKER: Jay Gordon Terk 'Jl c 0 E M C M U i r T f T V E B E Standing, left to right: Bill Phillips, vice-president, Sidney Modiste, Steve Hines, president, Blackie Jones, Larry Weeks; Sitting, Back row: Dr. Becker, headmaster, Jim Vance, Randy Parten, treasurer,- Front row: Brocky Brown, Molly Magee, Dodo Garcia, secretary, and Mr. Pickett. A very rare glimpse of our hard-driving President 98 Mr. Foster, Mr. Rodriguez, Kerry Crouch, (standing); Steve Hines, Dodo Garcia, (seat- ed) DfSCIFUNE COW rtTEE Students exhibit a flagrant respect for the regulations. E N C T 0 E R U T 1 A r 1 T N E M E Our Fearless Leader Kneeling, Tony Tichenor, Andy MacLellon, and Mike Emery. Standing, left-right, Kathy Ellis, Renn Rhodes, Randy Parten, head, Mr. L. A. Becker, faculty sponsor, Sally MacConnell, Mary Napier, Kris McKee, and Bill Lewis. 100 Below, standing: Roberta Degolyer, Ken Barnett, Betsy Barnes, Ginger Borron, Lucy Weeks, Lisa Leftwich, Terry Seelinger, Fred Myers, James Wagner, Mr. Tucker, faculty sponsor, Steve Olsen, and Dado Garcia and Bobby Tamminga, co-heads. Kneeling is Arthur Grace of the Maintenance Department. STUDENT LOUNGE Mike strikes again! A new face at the old tables. 101 f N Our chief inspector os proved truly incorruptible, despite the constant temptation to accept bribes Below, standing, Rugeley Bachman; sitting, Nancy Arrowsmith, Betsy Barnes, assistant to the Chief, Patsy Heiny, Lyn Hammon, and Norie Clark; standing, Phil Howard. Above, left to right, Jamie Stirling, Jim Billingsey, Dale Rylander, John Stiles, Chief Inspector, Renn Rhodes, Steve Lantrip, Blackie Jones, and Jon Pendergrass. 102 Back row, left to right, Monty Carter, Larry Weeks, Bobby Tamminga, Jack O Quin, Rozzie Burke, Kerry Crouch, Randy Parten, and John Craig. Front row, Bambi Buhler, Molly Magee, Abby Johnson, Su Haisten, Daryl House, and Dodo Garcia. 103 Bobby sets a good example for his dorm .... BOVS’ DORM COUNCIL First row. John Craig, Rozzie Burke; second row-. Randy Parten, Larry Weeks, Bobby Tamminga, Jock O Quin; third row.- Monty Carter, Kenny Steed; fourth row: Phil Howard, Mike Terk, Robert Fagg, and Ralph Braley. 104 GtRLC’ DORM COUNCIL Cleanliness is next to . . . Standing: Ellen Payne, Cathy Crittenden, Su Haisten, and Gigi Johnson; sitting, Nancy Arrowsmith, Daryl House, Patsy Hemy, Abby Johnson, and Molly Magee. 105 RECREATION 0 M M I T T E E The annual field day went well this year . . . Left, Steve Townsend prepares to throw the discus, while three girls are about to finish the 50 yard dash, below. Below left to right: Greg Whitaker, luci Orgain, Greg Hicks, Mary Bachman, Bill Phillips - chairman, Carol Conly Kerry Crouch, Molly Magee, Mr. Spuhler - faculty sponsor, Will Dibrill, and Forrest Pennington. 106 Josh Harrison, Jamie Stirling, Bonnie New, Jim Tucker, faculty member, Abby Johnson, Tommy Wagner, Ellen Payne, and Jimmy Tucker. Not pictured: Eileen Baade. Roberta Degolyer, secretary. Chuck Conly, Phil Howard, Monty Carter, president, Daryl House, Randy Parten, Blackie Jones, Mr. Wood, faculty sponsor, Su Haisten, and Charlie 107 Mrs. Barac, Mr. Merril, Ellen Justice, Bobby Tamminga, Mrs. Towner, Mr. Pickett, Margaret Sackton, Monty Carter THE FINE ARTS COMMITTEE, PRESENTING TWE FINE ARTS FESTIVAL Below, Larry Malick plays the guitar in one of the many recit- als held that weekend. Several art exhibits were organized in Hines Hall for viewing. Above, Renn Rhodes and Mike Childers are looking at this one in room 1 5. 108 Margaret Sackton, making |ewelry Lucy Allen, making pottery 109 President . . . Bobby Tamminga Secretary . . . Abby Johnson Librarians . . . Rozzie Burke Librarians . . . Lucy Weeks Bass: Rozzie Burke Monty Carter Stephen Hines John MacFarland Forrest Pennington Alto: Mary Clifton Jan Considine Susan Flato Dodo Garcia Su Haisten Hannah Johnson Sarah Johnson Sally MacConnell Molly Magee Ellen Payne Soprano-. Chris Crosby Jane Dryden John Gasche Ellen Jockush Abby Johnson Gigi Johnson Paula May Janet Meek Bonnie New Margaret Sackton Margaret Shepperd Lucy Weeks Anne Weismann Vicki Williams Tenor: Rugeley Bachman Kerry Crouch Blackie Jones Randy Navarre Bobby Tamminga Bock row. Rugeley Bachman, Bobby Tamminga, Monty Carter, Stephen Hines,- second row. Rozzie Burke, Blackie Jones, Forrest Pennington, Jimmy Tucker; third: Sally MacConnell, John MacFarland, Susan Flato, Lucy Weeks; fourth: John Gasche, Sarah Johnson, Paula May, Janet Meek; fifth: Ellen Jockush, Vicki Williams, Dodo Garcia, Abby Johnson; sixth: Su Haisten, Molly Magee, Mary Clifton, Hannah Johnson; seventh: Ellen Payne, Jan Considine, Margaret Shepperd, and Gigi Johnson. I no DRAMA CLUB Faculty sponsor: Lucia McKay EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President........ Technical Director Secretary........ Costumes......... Lights........... Makeup........... Sets............. . . .Tommy Wagner . . . . Jim Billingsley Margaret Shepperd .......Patsy Heiny ......Nancy Pope .......Norie Clark . . .Tommy Wagner This year's productions: The Pit, The Cocktail Party, Blithe Spirit, Pierre Patelin, A Man for All Seasons, The School for Husbands, and The Shiny Red Ball. Left to right: Tommy Wagner, Jim Billingsley, Patsy Heiny, Norie Clark, Jay Terk. Not pictured: Margaret SHepperd and Nancy Pope. I I I Right, Mrs. Respess in her role of Celia in the faculty reading of The Cocktail Party. Below, in another scene from the same play, are Mr. Becker, Mrs. Rodriguez, Dr. Becker, Mr. and Mrs. McKay, and Mr. Towner. Left, Kate Neale and Jim Billingsley starred in Blithe Spir- it as Elvira, a ghost, and her live widower, Charles Con- domine, respectively. Above right, a scene from the spring production of The School for Husbands. Mr. Pickett guest-directed a short scene from A Man for All Seasons. Above left, Wayland Halbert as Sir Thomas More. Right, our invaluable Mrs. Tucker adjusts Mike Terk s costume in his character of Valere. He played the hero of The School for Husbands, opposite Evelyn Brantly as Isabelle. (Picture above of the couple.) Left to right; front row: Vicki Gasche, Eric Gierspeck, Liz Hurd, Kim Cantey, and Forrest Pennington; back row: Jon Pendergrass, Mike Childers, and Jim Vance. Not pictured: Eileen Baade. 114 Faculty sponsor. Frances Tune, on the road to . . . Graduation? Three days before deadline — Deacon Editors Climb the Walls! Renn Rhodes, Editor-in-Chief Robert Haslangar, Photography Editor Randy Parten, Record Editor Tony Tichenor, Graduation Editor Dodo Garcia, Classes Editor John Craig, Sports Editor Daryl House, Business Manager Nancy Arrowsmith, Faculty Editor Nancy Pope, Activities and Government Ellen O'Brien, Snapshot Editor Steve Olsen, Advertising Editor 115 Business Staff: Carol Conly Phil Howard Liz Hurd Nancy Pope Photographers-. Robert Haslangar Ellen O Brien Renn Rhodes Typists: Ginger Borron Ralph Braley Kim Cantey Norie Clark Dodo Garcia Lyn Hammon Daryl House Anne Johnson Gigi Johnson Janet Meek Jim Moers Freddy Myers Randy Navarre Ellen O’Brien Linda Sample Terry Seelinger Bobby Tamminga James Wagner Philip Wagner Faculty sponsor.- Mrs. John Respess Spartan Writers «• Back row, left to right: Ellen Justice, Cynthia Smith, Jemmie Clark, Bill Kayser, Zoe Ann Pace, Tommy Wagner, Ken Barnett, Peter Kinsey; second row: Andy MacLellan, Tom Atkins, Ricky Sutton, Marcia White, Freddy Jones, Terry Seelinger, Mike Childers, Lynn Hartwell, Chrys Dougherty; third row: Chris Edmonds, Saroh Johnson, Kate Neale, Lyn Hammon, Vicki Gasche, Sara Legett, Kathy Ellis. 116 Editor: Molly Dougherty “Whose Woods These Are . . .w N J He shifted the hand and buried i _ fingers. The light j. before a sudden bree. £ settling down to earth lix He felt, rather than saw, ti. cast mechanically downward or patch of ice that might bloc. God, it was cold. And this early ;ng before the sun had risen, the air was cold all by itself. It was worse than the snow that stung his face and slipped inside his shoes because the snow would melt, but who knew how to melt the air? ■’refully to his gloved right 'ocket to revive its numb ' around him danced Q (or a moment, soon old white blanket. ,'e his eyes were £ 'ly for a rock Only a fool would be out this early. A fool like him, who had to make up a test at seven o'clock. Why couldn't she have made it after school? He'd asked her but no that wouldn't do; she was busy then. See you at seven. And like a fool he'd left earlier than he needed to, which brought him here, walking in the snow, before dawn, to a test he would be too cold to take properly. His thoughts were interrupted by something he couldn't quite place, something that hung all around him like the cold in the air. And then he had it. Stillness. His eyes came off the sidewalk and searched the land- scape for some sign of activity, w TVic‘r“ was only a grey, pre-dawn light1 reflected off the new fallen sna everything it touched look empt} He soon reached the Shop 'n £ market, which lay still beyond forgotten castle reigning over a In three places in the lot there gravel and dirt, dusted gently wi bulldozers had piled past sno parking. The towers stood like ing a tournament that wasn't tal He walked a few yards farthe empty rectangle, but was stopp It penetrated like cold througr through him, spreading a lightn He was alone. A smile twitched uncertainly briefcase down and gathered u; packed into a tight ball. Becaus was awkward, but it managed i the far-end of the lot. He made ar it with his hands, and remade i the distant supermarket roof, v lessly. He turned to face the neares and down. It loomed up to aboi slope where a minor avalanche .' on one side and a twisting rit steepest face, a swirl of white and black blotched and tangled, jagged and smootn as glass, frozen and defiant, was facing him. He had, what, about fifteen minutes to spare? Probably. He glanced once more at the briefcase and started for the mountain. The smile no lonaed flickered. As he approached the tower he decided the best route of ascent would be a quick run and a leap. Choosing a low ledge as his take-off point and a high knob as his objective, he started to sprint. The thin air broke apart before his charge, raced into his lungs with an exhuberant chill that made him run even faster. The padded numbness that had entered his feet fell away as they moved with a quick staccato, squeak-crunch squeak-crunch, through the thin powder. Now he was nearing-the mountain, now upon it, his foot hitting the upward, legs struggling for Is groping for the knob then aring sound — id rumble he slid backwards tping over rock hard ledges, is take-off step, then falling hitting the rough iced ground 0 breath left at all. ins ringing like coins being e sound still rang long after nad grasped the knob to his from his tom glove to his 1 into his hair. Already the glove and was thickening in •cided pain came from inside sharp pain of torn skin, and wound, all deadened and mother large drop hit his • there. In its place was a i of its fleecy camouflage, morning sun. t, new pain exploded in his 3 rocked uncertainly to the s, silently fighting repeated n't go on to school, not now. 1 coat, trickled into his eye- st. And why? Because he tow bank? She wouldn't give mm uuuuiei uiuutc ui me test. Not when she heard about this sixteen year old fool who couldn't make it because he fell off a pile of snow. Damn! A tear glistened coldly in one of his eyes, but never fell. Abby Johnson, Clarke Heidnck, Mr. L. A Becker, sponsor, Ruth Jonas, Jimmy Tucker,- seated; Sarah Johnson, Anne Weismann, edi- tor, Ellen O Brien, editor. 117 p o fc E. Y Q 0 U A W Q Back: Sarah Johnson, Norie Clark, Paula May, Ellen Jockush, Cathy Crittenden; front: Mike Childers, Hannah Johnson, Ellen Payne, Marcia White, Jackie Beretta, and Mary Bachman. Not pictured: Mrs. Tipton, faculty sponsor. Standing, left to right: John MacFarland, Tom Atkins, Jack O Quin, Jay Terk, Greg Hicks, Sitting: Mr. Merrill, Molly Dougherty, Mr. Bentley, and Norie Clark. YE. OLDB PNILOQOPUIB DfCCUQQONNB G OUPB Mr. Bentley, and Mr. Merrill are more or less sponsors. 118 TUB Q.C. PRB££ Members of the printing club, from left to right: Jim Moers, Mark Clark, Steve Lantrip, the president, Albert Prevot, and Dale Rylan- der. (Not shown: the faculty sponsor, Mr. Pickett.) Members of the Constitutional Revision Committee, from left to right: Robert Haslanger, Bobby Tamminga, Blackie Jones, head, and Freddy Jones. AND TUB I 19 1 V V' 1 ? 4 , h' v� • I w • i+ H n A- v: r J ' � • • % 4_ k 4m Vj £' r � ■ij I LV � 0. K? ?4rik, • AS? 7 F - 1 ■k '• KtM w V P f hf) Wr « 1966 SRARW FOOTBALL Front row.- John McFarland, Jon Pendergrass, John McGinnis, Steve Goodson, Ken Barnett, Tim Conelly, Monty Carter, Steve Hines,- second row: Barkley Armstrong, Charlie Cobb, Bill Kuhns, Brocky Brown, Louis Broad, Steve Townsend, Paul Phillips, Jim Vance, Bob Fagg; third row: Mr. Phipps, Jim Shuffield, John Barkley, Greg Whitaker, Sidney Modiste, Bobby Tamminga, Rick Fon- vielle, Wayland Halbert, Kim Cantey; fourth row. Mr. O'Brien, Rex Leddy, Robert Henderson, Bill Phillips, Jack O'Quin, Larry Weeks, Kerry Crouch, John Stiles. SEASON RECORD SSS - 12 TMI............................8 SSS - 12 St. Edward s..................20 SSS — 7 Casady........................33 SSS - 0 Kinkaid......................21 SSS — 14 St. Mark's.......................32 SSS — 30 St. Joseph's......................6 SSS — 20 St. John's........................0 SSS — 27 Lutheran..........................6 THE SEASON The 1966 SPARTAN football team posted a 4-4 record despite a four game losing streak early in the season. Head coach Mike O'Brien s team bounced back well from the defeats and won its last three games by large mar- gins. The Big Red defeated St. John's for the first time in over six years, and then ran over Lutheran in it's final game, to give them a 2-3 record in Southwest Preparatory Conference play. Standouts in the SPARTAN back field this year were quarterbacks Steve Hines and Bobby Tamminga, fullback Steve Goodson, and halfback Ken Barnett. Goodson averaged over eight yards per carry in leading the SPAR- 122 TAN ground gainers. Jack O Quin, Kerry Crouch, Robert Henderson, and Bill Phillips all turned in fine perform- ances on the line. Goodson and Tamminga led the SPARTAN defense, which gave up 126 points. Captains for this year s squad were Kerry Crouch and Bobby Tamminga. With plenty of material returning, the SPARTANS can look forward to another fine season next year. THE COACHES BOB PHIPPS, backfield; MIKE O'BRIEN, head; ALAN TIPTON, line THE LETTERMEN BOBBY TAMMINGA - senior Halfback third letter All Conf. Hon. Mention KERRY CROUCH - senior Guard third letter All Conf. Hon. Mention BILL PHILLIPS - senior Tackle third letter 123 STEVE HINES - senior Quarterback second letter LARRY WEEKS - senior End second letter STEVE GOODSON — junior SSS vs. St. Joseph's Quarterback third letter All Conf. 2nd Team JACK O'QUIN - senior KEN BARNETT - junior Tackle second letter Halfback second letter |24 All Conf. Hon. Mention SSS vs. TMI Larry Weeks — 85 Ken Barnett — 20 FIRST YEAR LETTERMEN ADD NEEDED DEPTH TO 1966 SPARTAN FOOTBALL SQUAD JON PENDERGRASS - senior Halfback first letter ROBERT HENDERSON - junior Center first letter All Conf. Hon. Mention RICK FONVIELLE - |unior Tackle first letter 125 BROCKY BROWN — junior SSS vs. Lutheran End first letter JOHN McGINNIS - junior Guard first letter REX LEDDY — junior Tackle first letter WAYLAND HALBERTjunior Tackle first letter JOHN McFARLAND — junior Guard first letter 126 JOHN BARKLEY - junior Fullback first letter All Conf. Hon. Mention LOUIS BROAD — junior Fullback first letter TIM CONOLLY — sophomore Halfback first letter STEVE TOWNSEND — sophomore End first letter Also first year lettermen: PAUL PHILLIPS - sophomore — Tackle GREG WHITAKER - freshman - Halfback Pictures not available SIDNEY MODISTE — freshman Halfback first letter 127 1966 QPARJAN BACKEWALL THE SEASON The 1966 SPARTAN basketball season was one of ups and downs. At times, the SPARTANS played brilliantly, as at the S.P.C. South Zone Tournament. At others, bad defense and poor shooting lost several games for the Big Red. This year's schedule included not only traditional games with Allen, Concordia, TSD, and San Marcos, but also contests with 2A powers Del Valle and Canyon. With the S.P.C. basketball conference enlarged to eight teams, the SPARTANS played three games in Houston and four in Oklahoma City. Tall St. Mark's was again an unrivaled power, but the SPARTANS played well in all other games, earning a 3-4 conference record. Steve Goodson and John Craig, the team's leading scorers, re- ceived 2nd team and Honorable Mention All Conference respectively, while Clarke Heidrick and Sidney Modiste, the team's defensive standouts, were named for Honorable Mention recognition. All in all, it was a good season for providing experience for younger players, while ending with a respectable record. 128 Steve Hines sights in a jump shot against Concordia VARSITY RECORD - Won 9 Lost 14 SSS — 41 Concordia..................42 SSS - 45 Del Valle..................55 SSS — 69 Allen Academy..............42 SSS — 69 Allen Academy..............32 SSS — 41 Concordia..................53 SSS — 67 Canyon.....................73 SSS — 47 San Marcos Academy........70 SSS — 50 Moulton....................65 SSS — 55 Blanco.....................49 SSS - 39 TSD........................64 SSS — 50 San Marcos Academy........58 SSS - 58 TMI........................53 SSS - 67 Blanco.....................53 SSS - 46 Del Valle..................75 SSS - 84 TMI........................61 SSS — 55 Canyon.....................76 Mr. Wilson, Mr. Tipton, Mr. Tucker watch action CONFERENCE GAMES SSS — 52 Kinkaid........................43 SSS — 60 St. John's.....................66 SSS — 75 Lutheran.......................81 SSS — 44 Casady.........................62 SSS — 53 St. Mark's.....................90 SSS — 55 Greenhill......................39 SSS - 44 Holland Hall...................37 Bill Phillips jumps center for SSS BILL PHILLIPS - senior Center third letter JOHN CRAIG — senior Guard third letter All Conf. Hon. Mention STEVE HINES — senior Guard third letter ROZZIE BURKE — senior Forward second letter STEVE GOODSON — junior Forward second letter All Conf. 2nd Team SPARTAN timeout: Mr. Spuhler gives advice to Goodson, Phillips, Heidrick, and Craig 130 PHIL HOWARD - senior Forward first letter ROBERT HENDERSON - junior Center first letter Bill Phillips shoots for basket against Concordia CLARKE HEIDRICK - junior Forward first letter All Conf. Hon. Mention Steve Goodson shoots against TMI as Rozzie Burke waits for rebound 131 Phillips scores against TMI B” team mas fine season Terry Seelinger, Steve Olsen, Mike Terk, Greg Hicks, Jim Sheffield, Jim Vance, Tony Tichenor, Robert Fogg, Josh Harrison, John McFarland SEASON RECORD - Won 8 Lost 7 SSS - 27 Concordia SSS - 22 Allen Academy SSS - 36 Allen Academy SSS - 41 Concordia SSS - 27 Canyon SSS - 44 San Marcos Academy SSS - 34 Moulton SSS - 37 Del Valle SSS — Blanco..............................24 SSS - TSD.................................70 SSS — San Marcos Academy..................47 SSS - TMI.................................36 SSS — Blanco..............................33 SSS - Del Valle...........................42 SSS — Canyon..............................59 15 27 40 57 35 49 97 ' JVs” SWOU GOOD PROSPECTS Front Terry Allen, Philip Orr, Steve McCarty, Boo Braley, Dee Meador, Jim Crosby, Will Dibrill, rear David Sumners, Jim Gregston, Jim Butler, Alfred Crim, Jay Phillips, Greg Whitaker, Michael Emery, Bob Yawn, Jimmy Tucker 133 1966-1967 SPARW SOCCER Seated behind their SS and T.V. game trophies are Forrest Pennington, Kerry Crouch, Ken Barnett, Richard Burns, Jon Pendergrass, John McGinnis, Blackie Jones, Freddie Jones, Brockie Brown; second row Barkley Armstrong, Eric Gierspeck, John Stiles, Steve Townsend, Jack O'Quin, Bobby Tamminga, Rick Sutton; back row Andy MacLellon, Rex Leddy, Rick Fonvielle, Steve Lantrip, Randy Parten, Harvey Halstead THE SEASON St. Stephen s soccer in it's first year as a varsity sport captured the interest not only of the school, but of the citizens of Austin. Whereas the St. Stephen's invitational tournament was the high point of the 1966 year, it was only the beginning for the 1967 team. Following a perfect 2-0 sweep of the invitational tournament, the SPAR- TANS went to conference tournaments in Houston and Oklahoma City. The SPARTANS faced the best teams in the area, winning 2, and losing several others by close margins. Standouts in the conference games were Jon Pender- grass, voted to the All Conference first team, and Jack O Quin, Ken Barnett, Steve Townsend, and Richard Burns, who received honorable mention recognition. Returning to St. Stephen s the SPARTANS faced the St. Edward s team on KHFI-TV, in the first live televised soc- cer game in the Southwest. The SPARTANS played fine soccer, and forced the game into a penalty kick duel which the SPARTANS won when the SPARTAN goalie, Steve Townsend, allowed only two of the five kicks to enter the goal, and Jon Pendergrass sank three straight. The SPARTAN team this year was distinguished by their dedication to the demands of the sport, and they have begun to show the beginnings of a real championship team. 134 THE COACHES: Bob Phipps, L. A. Becker SEASON RECORD - Won 8 Lost 8 SSS — 2 St. Edward's.................4 SSS — 1 Allen Academy................4 SSS — 2 St. Edward's.................1 SSS — 1 Allen Academy................0 SSS — 2 St. Edward's.................1 SSS - 8 TMI..........................1 SSS — 0 Allen Academy................3 SSS - 5 TMI..........................1 SSS — 3 St. Edward's.................2 (TV game) CONFERENCE GAMES SSS — 1 St. John's.....................4 SSS - 0 Kinkaid........................5 SSS — 2 Lutheran.......................0 SSS — 0 St. Mark's.....................6 SSS — 1 Casady.........................2 SSS - 2 Holland Hall...................1 SSS — 1 Ft. Worth Day.................3 ALL CONFERENCE 135 Ken Barnett, Hon. Mention, Jack O Quin, Hon. Mention, Steve Townsend, Hon. Mention, Jon Pendergrass, First Team, Richard Burns, Hon. Mention Jon Pendergrass intercepts St. Ed's pass and heads for goal Brockie Brown puts on the brakes QPASZJANC WE TV. GAM 136 Eric Gierspeck passes ball to John McGinnis during TV game Jon Pendergrass and Brockie Brown look on as Kerry Crouch heads for ball Barkley Armstrong and opponent fight for control of ball 137 1967 QPARJAN RASERALL Front row Phil Howard, Monty Carter, Jon Pendergrass, John Craig, John Stiles; middle row Ken Barnett, John McGinnis, John McFarland, Sid- ney Modiste, Terry Seelinger, Richard Burns, John Barkley; back row Bob Yawn, Greg Whitaker, Brocky Brown, Clarke Heidrick, Rick Sutton, Steve Townsend THE SEASON The 1967 Baseball season at St. Stephen's showed the value of experience, Graduation and injuries left the SPARTANS with only two players with any varsity experience. The SPARTANS often played with seven under- classmen on the field. Although the SPARTANS at times played fine baseball, poor fielding and inconsistent pitching plagued the team throughout the season. The season's highlight was certainly the conference win over Kinkaid on April 21 st. Three weeks later, the SPAR- TANS travelled to Dallas for the SPC finals, and lost three close games after taking early leads. With a certain amount of luck, the SPARTANS could have come close to repeating their SPC conference win. The Big Red did, however, place two players on the all conference first team: John Craig at Utility, and Jon Pendergrass in the outfield. With 10 out of 14 lettermen returning, the SPARTANS can look forward to an excellent season next year. 138 ALL CONFERENCE First Team outfielder First Team utility infielder JON PENDERGRASS SEASON RECORD JOHN CRAIG sss - 3 Johnson City 11 SSS - 12 TMI . . . 6 sss - 1 St. Mary's 9 SSS - 0 Austin “B . . 10 sss - 0 Johnson City 9 SSS - 0 Camp Gary . . . 6 sss - 10 Marble Falls 1 SSS - 3 Dripping Springs . . . 5 sss - 1 Marble Falls 9 sss - 0 Canyon 9 CONFERENCE GAMES sss - 6 Camp Gary 7 sss - 3 St. Ed's 6 SSS - 5 Kinkaid . . . 1 sss - 1 St. Mary's 4 SSS - 6 Casady . . . 9 sss - 10 Kinkaid 1 SSS - 6 Holland Hall . . . 7 sss - 4 Camp Gary 9 SSS - 2 St. Mark's . . . 6 Clarke Heidrick, Brocky Brown, and John Barkley watch action from SPARTAN dugout Head Coach Robert Foster gives advice to Seelinger during home game 140 John Craig pitches to Kinkoid hotter Coach Foster points toward home as Pendergrass rounds third Greg Whitaker watches as John Craig connects with the bases loaded against Kinkaid 141 The SPARTAN dugout, John Craig, and Jon Pendergrass watch Terry Seelinger bat against Kinkaid 142 Clarke Heidrick prepares for peg to second base B” TW WAS FINE SEASON Front row Charlie Cobb, David Sumners, Ted Wright, Jim Moers, Jfrn Crosby, Philip Orr; back row Bill Kuhns, Dorr Lew- right, David Loiseaux, Stephen Hearn, Randy Navarre, Jimmy Tucker, coach Spuhler ’JVY’ SWOU GOO POTENTIAL 143 Front row John Gasche, Philip Orr, Jimmy Borglum, Chris Edmonds, Rocky Reagan; middle row Jimmy Tucker, Bob Butler, Jeff Glanz, Robert McGinnis; back row Bill Lewis, Jay Phillips, Jim Butler, Abner Burnett 1966-1967 CHEERLEADERS 1967 GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL Firs! row Jane Dryden, Jessica Buhler, Mary Bachman, Tori Shattuck; middle row Mrs. Tipton, loci Orgain, Gigi Johnson, Marcia White, Sarah Johnson, Miss Carver; hack row Sally MacConnell, Mary Pincoffs, Ann Johnson, Lucy Weeks THE SEASON The first year of girl's volleyball at SSS must be regarded as a building one. After weeks of practice sessions, stressing teamwork and findamentals, the girls played a full line-up of games in the early Spring with such teams as Round Rock, Del Valle, and Dripping Springs. Although the A and B teams com- bined won only one game, Coaches Miss Carver and Mrs. Tipton said that valuable experience was gained which would help the team in the coming years. 145 1966 GIRL’S HELD NOCXBY Standing (coach) Miss Carver, Margaret Shepperd, Luci Orgain, Lyn Hammon, Bambi Buhler, Su Haisten, Cathy Crittenden, Molly Magee, Dodo Garcia, (coach) Mrs. Tipton; bottom row Ellen Payne, Jan Considine, Susan Flato, Sara Clark, Ann O’Brien, Sara Legett, Marcia White, Mary Napier, Norie Clarke, Katy Neale, Pru Pitkin, Mike Childers, Jessica Buhler, Daryl House THE SEASON Varsity sports for girls, new this year at St. Stephen's, began with field hockey in the fall. After many practice sessions under the direction of Miss Carver and Mrs. Tipton, the SPARTANS hosted St. Mary's Hall of San Antonio and Hockaday of Dallas. The girls won both of these encounters, and built up confidence for the S.P.C. tourney at Hockaday. After losing their first game to tournament champion Casady, St. Stephen's defeated Holland Hall of Tulsa and Ft. Worth Country Day School to finish first in the consola- tion division. With Spring practice sessions the girls have begun preparing for next Fall and another fine year. 146 ORIS IMN OONS ATION TOURNEY IN DALLAS Dr. Becker chats with team members at Dallas tourney Action at mid-field in Casady game Jan Considine takes shot at St. Mary's Hall goal Su Haisten, Jan Considine, and Sara Legett converge on ball in St. Mary's Hall game y,S Casady game action: Dodo Garcia and Luci Orgain defend SPAR- TAN goal 1967 £PARW TENMfS BOY'S TEAM Standing coach L. A. Becker, Steve Hines, Greg Hicks, Jim Butler, Rozzie Burke; kneeling Bill Woodward, More Shottuck GIRL'S TEAM 148 Standing Janet Meek, Cathy Crittenden, Mary Napier, Dodo Garcia, Molly Dougherty; seated Sara Legett, Jan Consid- ine, Bonnie New 1967 SPARTO TRACfo Kneeling Robert Fogg, Jim Ware, Harvey Halstead, Gett Crim, Barclay Armstrong, Boo Braley, Philip Wagner; second row Louis Broad, Josh Harrison, Tony Tichenor, Jim Shuffield, Freddie Jones, Jim Bemis, Andy MacLellan, Steve Olsen; back row Chris Weisman, Dale Rylander, Rick Fonvielle, Robert Henderson Freddie Jones ready to start in a TSD meet Gett Crim and Dale Rylander practice starts 149 Qa I U UEETAND FtUD DAY 150 Bill Lewis climbs rope in challenge course Kerry Crouch crawls through barrel during his challenge Rex Leddy crosses balance beam course win Steve Townsend swims in breaststroke event Blackie Jones crawls under obstacle John Craig and Blackie Jones at start of 100 yd. dash preliminaries 151 HU 156 mamm. • i k m. j « % (IJ MY V S ( ) AJd T«vr O N 'O.'WttA «cUxA 5 cu t OAK FARMS DAIRIES snmn cottKiwo « a[HK?en :etHBDe.s CB6SfOB0 OP PIT16 Pf OeOt il 4pi H ftva CC iL-sen X mies Srcmo 700 JBrat 34tl) 84.. 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