Texas Military Institute - Crusader Blue Bonnet Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1966 volume:

(iihe 19B6 (CrusaiJer (Lcxas Military institute Autumn (Eexas Editor ............. Managing Editor . .. Activities Editor . .. Advertising Manager Features Editors .... Military Editor .... Photography Editor . Sports Editors ..... Sponsor .... JOHN BARDGETTE ...........TIM BASS .......TOM TURBIVILLE .......... JIM LEVY ............BOB SNIP STEVE SINCLAIR ....RONNIE METZNER ....... DAVID ENGLER ....... GEORGE ADAMS BILL ALSTON GRIFFIN LORD MRS. HANNAH WILLITT I Table of Contents DEDICATION......................................!......page 3 IN MEMORIAM ...........................................page 4 DAVID R. SCOTT SALUTE......................................page 5 HEADMASTER’S MESSAGE................................... page 7 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY.................................page 9 SENIORS ...............................................page 26 JUNIORS ...............................................page 57 SOPHOMORES ............................................page 63 FRESHMEN...................................................page 69 EIGHTY-NINERS.............................................;page 75 SPORTS ................................................page 76 ACTIVITIES ............................................page 100 MILITARY ..................,...........................page 116 FEATURES...................................................page 137 FACULTY SAYINGS............................................page 141 SENIOR SAYINGS.............................................page 147 SENIOR WILL ........................................... page J 50 HALL OF FAME ..........................................page 156 OFFICERS' SWEETHEARTS......................................page 157 ADVERTISEMENTS.............................................page 178 NEW BOYS—2nd SEMESTER .................................page 198 GRADUATION ............................................page 199 SENIOR DIRECTORY...........................................page 215 2 Dedication The SENIOR CLASS would like to express the gratitude and respect it owes to an understanding advisor, loyal friend and gentleman. We respectfully dedicate the 1966 Crusader to Mr. Richard T. Whatton In Memoriam Ryall Luther White II Class of 1968 October 27, 1950—July 24, 1965 4 A Salute to David R. Scott Major, USAF NASA Astronaut On March 16, 1966, Gemini pilots David R. Scott and Neil A. Armstrong in their Gemini 8 spacecraft achieved the first space docking in history. Major Scott attended the 9th grade at T.M.I. in 1945-46. He has sent this message to the T.M.I. cadets If I could offer one word as a maxim to you students, it would be that of excellence. This includes excellence in academic improvement, excellence in the exercise of self discipline, excellence in the perseverance and accomplishment of each task, and excellence in integrity in meeting every decision. Excellence in these areas will advance your personal growth so that you may arrive at the full development of yourself as an individual, ready to take your place in our complex and fast moving Space Age.” 5 Texas Military Institute San Antonio 9, Texas OFFICE 0f THE HEADMASTER To the Class of 1966: You have had an eventful experience at T.M.I. You have reached academic heights and occasional failure. You have won championships in athletics and have played on losing teams. In your public appearances, parades, T.V., forensics you have always acquitted yourself well. Now you are alumni. You have joined that great group of men who have gone to fame, fortune and success, always grateful for the help, incentive and impetus that came from T.M.I. We know that as you look back through the years, you will have an increasing sense of gratitude for what has happened to you here. May the same success that has redounded to others, from their posts of importance in their communities, in their country and in their world, be yours! May you ever feel that you can return to your Alma Mater, that you can call on your school at any time for assistance, counsel and encouragement, that it will always be another home. When the choice is difficult, may that best, which we have always tried to encourage in you, win! Edward P. Droste Headmaster 7 The Class of 1966 Bottom Row; Snip, Alston, Levy, Matthews, L.; McCurdy, Gonzalez, Sinclair, Adams, Engler, Kerr, Bardgette, Lord, Curry, Algarbe, Wallace, N.; Bass, Jackson, F.; Acuff, Simpson, Middle Row: Haley, G.; Walsh, Bozada, Cashen, Nabours, Etherton, Bellows, Suneson, Gervitz, L.; Drake, Hart, Top Row: Dickenson, Hausman, A.; Loesch, Parish, Bates, West, R.; Gnauck, Turbiville, Getz, Cox, Sonnen, Schulze, Sterns, Aragon, Ross, Eubank, Curcio, Not Shown: Haynes, Gross, Meadows, Mctzner, Barker, Ator, Caldwell, Davenport, Kievan, Link, Mann, Pinson Abmintstratum anb Jfarultu ; 9 The Board of Trustees THE RIGHT REVEREND EDWARD HOLLAND JONES, Chairman Bishop, Diocese of West Texas CURTIS VAUGHAN, JR., President, President, George C. Vaughan and Sons HOWARD R. MURPHY, Vice-President, President, HRM, Incorporated JULIUS SELIGMAN, JR., Treasurer, Owner, Seligman Company RICHARD W. CALVERT, Assistant Treasurer, Vice-President, National Bank of Commerce LEWIS T. TARVER, JR., Secretary, Partner, Matthews, Nowlin, McFarlane, and Barrett, Attorneys BARTELL ZACHRY, Assistant Secretary, President, H. B. Zachry Company JOHN B. ARMSTRONG Rancher, Kingsville THOMAS C. FROST, JR., President, Frost National Bank THE REVEREND HENRY B. GETZ, Rector, St. Luke's Episcopal Church PAUL N. HOWELL President, Howell Refining Company CARL G. JOCKUSCH Chairman of the Board, Groos National Bank IKE S. KAMPMANN. JR. Partner, Kampmann and kampmann, Attorneys RAY M. KECK, JR. President, Stockmens National Bank, Cotulla LAURENCE D. MILLER, JR. Rancher, Falfurrias MARSHALL T. STEVES President, Steves Sash and Door Company DR. BRUCE THOMAS ROBERT M. AYRES, JR. President, Russ and Company LT. COL. W. T. BONDURANT JR. President, San Antonio Academy JAMES D. FOLBRE Head of Tax Department, McFarlin Oil Company Dean, Trinity University GRAINGER WESTON President, Haggard Co. and Grandma Cookies, Inc. JOHN H. WHITE Managing Partner, Whites Uvalde Mines Alumni Council W .W. Altgelt, Jr., '40, President Arthur Harper, Jr., ’37, Vice-Pres. Frank Huntress, III, '53, Vice-Pres. Van H. Howard, III, '53, Sec.-Treas. Dr. James E. Altgelt, '42 E. A. Basse, Jr., '34 John A. Bitter, III, ’56 Alberto Cabezut, ’38 Robert E. Fawcett, Jr., '48 Hugh Halff, Jr., ’48 Robert A. Harman, Jr., ’40 J. E. Ingram, Jr., ’55 Col. Jarvis P. Jones, ’34 Bernard L. Lifshutz, '42 John R. Locke, Jr., ’41 Scott Petty, Jr., ’55 Marvin A. Rubin, ’39 Albert Steves, IV, ’54 David J. Straus, '40 James A. Williams, ’42 Ernest Hinds, ’38, Director Administrative Committee Seated: Dr. Droste and Mr. Hinote. Standing: Mr. Hinds and Major Lindquist. Chairman of the Board THE RIGHT REVEREND EVERETT H. JONES, D.D. Bishop of the Diocese of West Texas Headmaster EDWARD P. DROSTE, B.S., Ed.M., LL.D. Shurtleff College University of Illinois Washington University Harvard University Headmaster Dean of Students RUSSELL C. HINOTE, B.S., Ed.M. University of Illinois University of Wisconsin Trinity University Dean of Students, Speech 12 Director of Admissions Professor of Military Science GARY E. LINDQUIST, B.S. Major, Artillery, U.S. Army Utah State University Professor of Military Science 13 Director of Athletics Dormitory Supervisor MR. GEORGE A. WATSON, B.A., M.A. Hardin-Simmons University Austin College Trinity University Director of Athletics, History 14 I DR. WILLIAM W. BONDURANT Austin College University ofTexas Medical School School Physician THE REVEREND MILTON F. BROWN New Mexico Military Institute Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest Chaplain CLARK WEBBER, B.S., M.A. University of Illinois Incarnate Word College Business Manager MRS. HANNAH WILLITT, B.A., M.S.L.S. University of Pittsburgh Our Lady of the Lake College Librarian 15 DONALD R. BIGGERSTAFF, B.A., M.A. Houoston University University of Texas Trinity University English BERGIN V. DICKEY, B.A. Flat River College San Antonio College St. Mary's University BRYAN W. BROWN, JR., B.A. Texas A M Trinity University Spanish SANDY M. DONALDSON, B.A., M.A. University of the South University of Nebraska History, Economics, Government 16 F. D. FLETCHER Sergeant Major Infantry, U.S. Army Instructor WALLACE L. GLIDEWELL Staff Sergeant, Adjutant Gen. Corps, U.S. Army Oakland Junior College San Jose State College San Francisco State College Administrative Supervisor VIRGIL ESPINO, B.S., M.A. Trinity University University of Texas Chairman Science Department Biology WILLIAM Y. FRENTZEL, B.S. University of Illinois United States Military Academy Mathematics 17 THEODORE A. KLEIN, B.A. Virginia Military Institute San Antonio College Mathmatics LEE MANNING, B.S. Trinity University Physics, Mathematics MELVIN B. HACKER SFC, Infantry, U.S. Army Marsh Business College Instructor RAYMOND G. LANDGRAF, B.S. University of Chicago Mathematics 18 HENRY H. McGEORGE, B.S., B.A. Oklahoma State University Chairman Language Department CLAUDE E. RAY, B.S. Clemson University Duke University Harvard University Naval Post-Graduate School Chemistry WALTER O. MILLER Austin College Chairman History Department History ROBERT J. ROCK SFC, Infantry, U.S. Army Kansas State University University of Hawaii St. Mary’s University Instructor 19 JAMES BEN SHAW, B.A., M.A. Austin College Chairman, Mathematics Dpartment Mathematics SIMON UTAY, P.S. Texas A. M. University of Texas Incarnate Word of Texas Spanish ROBERT S. VASQUEZ, B.A. Spring Hill College University of Louvain Latin, History GEORGE A. WATSON, B.A., M.A. Hardin-Simmons University Austin College Trinity University History Director of Athletics 20 RICHARD T. WHATTON, B.S. St. Vincent College Chairman English Department STUART L. WEINWERTH, B.A. Virginia Military Institute University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Albright College Trinity University English, Speech 21 LELAND DOWNING Steward JOHN GERBER Texas University Accountant CHARLES ARBUCKLE Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MISS MARY FREY, R.N. Physicians' and Surgeons' Hospital School Nurse 22 C. RAY RUTLEDGE Receptionist WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN Supplies Chief MRS. KATHERINE ROSE College of the Sacred Heart Alumni and Admissions Secretary JIMMIE KLEIN Cincinnati Conservatory of Music S.M.U. Band Director MRS. DORA SPELLMAN University of Indiana Trinity University Secretary MRS. ROWF.NA WEST San Antonio College Trinity University Secretary ROBERT J. VOLENTINE Fayetteville Business College Secretary REX KNORR Trinity University Proctor WILLIAM L. RUHMANN Trinity University Proctor HOWARD VESTAL Trinity University Proctor JAMES LUEDEKE Trinity University Proctor jFarultji Ablitsors Hlr. U'ee Jflanninij Hu. m.©. aim� r (the (Class of 1966 President CHARLES JEROME KERR “Jerry San Antonio, Texas 1962 63 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC, C” Company; Best Squad Ribbon; Superior Cadet Ribbon and Certificates; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Drill Team; Honor Roll Ribbon; C Basketball; Spanish Club. 1963 64 Sgt., C ‘Company; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Second Place—Manual of Arms; Drill Team; Military Proficiency Bars; Honor Roll Ribbon; Latin Club; B Basketball; Baseball Tournament Committee; Expert Marksmanship Bar. 1964- 65 1st Sgt., ,,D,‘ Company; Best Drilled Company; Second Place—Manual of Arms; Drill Team; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Business Manager—Panther; Quill and Scroll Society; Honor Roll Ribbon; JV Basketball; Science Club; Class of 56 Sabre, Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commencement. 1965- 66 Honor Roll Ribbon; Feature Editor—Panther; Quill and Scroll Society; Student Council; Military Proficiency Bars; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track; Sabre Team; Honor School Appointment to U.S.M.A.; Captain, , C Company Commander College Preference—United States Military Academy Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Career Officer, Judge Advocate General’s Corps Vice- President JOHN JOSEPH BARDGETTE New Orleans, Louisiana 1962 63 Entered T.M.I. from New Iberia Elementary School; PFC. A” Co. Student Council; Honor Roll; NEDT Certificate; Best Grades Medal; Phillip N. Spiller History medallion; Best 9th Grade Boarder; Best Drilled Co.; Military’ Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; B Team Basketball; B Team Track; Tennis; Drill Team; Summer School Medals. 1963- 64 Sgt. B Co.; Pres., Sophomore Class; Student Council; Honor Roll; NEDT Certificate; Best 10th Grade Boarder; Best Drilled Platoon; Best Room; Superior Cadet Ribbon; 2nd place—Personal Appearance; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; B Team Basketball; Varsity Track; Tennis; Summer School Medals. 1964- 65 1st Sgt. B Co.; Pres.—Junior Class; Student Council Secretary'; Honor Council Secy.; Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Cotillion Club; Harvard Clubs Award; Malcom Levy Latin Medallion; American Legion Citizenship Medal; Best Boarder Co.; Assoc, of the United States Army Medal; Military’ Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Frank Bros. Sabre; Crusader—Features Editor; JV Basketball; Varsity Track; Tennis; ON the Spot” Panelist; Quill and Scroll Society; Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commencement. 1965- 66 Major, Staff—Battalion Commander; Vice-Pres. Senior Class; Honor Roll; Editor-in-Chief Crusader; Honor Council Pres.; Dormitory Commander; Student Council; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll Society; Military Proficiency Bars; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track; Tennis; Winter Youth Appreciation Award for Military Government; NMSQT Semi-Finalist. College Preference—Yale University Ambition—Doctor of Medicine or Psychiatrist Secretary GEORGE QUINLIN ADAMS Scavenger’ B.D.A. Dallas, Texas 1963 Entered T.M.I. from Cary Jr. High, Dallas; PVT., B” Company; NEDT Certificate; B Basketball; B Baseball; Chess Club. 1963- 64 Sgt. A” Co.; Sgt.-at-Arms—Sophomore Class; B Football; JV Basektball; Varsity Track; 3rd Place Personal Appearance; Honor Roll; Panther Staff; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Sqd. Leader. 1964- 65 1st Sgt. A Co.; Secy.—Junior Class; Captain—Football B Team; JV Basektball; JV Baseball; Personal Appearance Medal; 1st Place Manual of Arms Competition; Honor Roll Ribbon; Best Boarder Co.; Crusader Staff. 1965 66 1st Lt., Staff; Secy. Senior Class; Secy. Honor Council; Varsity Football Letter and San Marcos game Captain; Quill and Scroll Society; Varsity Basketball. Track, Baseball. Collceg Preference—United States Air Force Academy or Texas Christian U. Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Doctor of Medicine 28 Treasurer GREGORY MITCHELL ACUFF Acmst” ’'Roy1' Friendswood, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from Friendswood Jr. High; PFC A” Company; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Honor Roll; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Best Drilled Company; Baseball Tournament Committee; C” Team Football Letter; B” Team Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Algebra Club. 1963- 64 Sgt. A Company; Sqd. Ldr.; MacArthur Rifles; Military Proficiency Bars; Marksmanship Medal; Honor Roll Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Baseball Tournament Committee; Varsity Basketball Letter; Varsity Baseball Letter; Athletic Statistics Club. 1964- 65 M Sgt. B” Company, Pit. Sgt.; Best Boarder Company; Personal Appearance Medal; Military Proficiency Bars; Junior Librarian; Outstanding Interest in the Library Award; Honor Roll; Varsity Letter Basketball;; Varsity Letter Baseball; Field Day Ribbon—Athletic Skills; Treasurer—Junior Class. 1965- 66 2nd Lt., A Company, Pit. Ldr.; Sports Editor—Panther; Treasurer—Senior Class; Chairman—Atheltic Statistics Club; Sports Correspondent to San Antonio Express and Light. College Preference—United States Air Force Academy Service Preference—Aerospace Team Ambition—Astronaut Sergeant-at-Arms ANTONIO J. ALGARBE Tony” Caracas, Venezuela 1962- 63 Entred T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC C” Corn- Company; Military Proficiency Bars; Honor Roll Ribbon; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; B Team Football Letter; B Team Basketball; B Team Track; Varsity Soccer Team; Baseball Tournament; Cotillion Club; Secretary—Freshman Class. 1963- 64 Sgt., C” Company; Military Proficiency Bars; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; B Team Football; Varsity Soccer Team; Varsity Track Team; Cotillion Club; Photography Club. 1964- 65 M Sgt. B'’ Company, Pit. Ldr.; Military Proficiency Bars; Best Drilled Squad Ribbon; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; 100 Mile Club; JV Basketball Team. 1965- 66 1st Lt., A ’ Company Commander; Varsity Football Letter; Sgt. at Arms—Senior Class; Cotillion Club College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—Venezuelan Air Force Ambition—Electrical Engineer 29 Student Council LOUIS GONZALEZ Louie” Bato” Mexican” San Antonio, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from Terrell Wells Junior High; PFC., B Company; B” Football Captain—-All Conference; B Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Boxing Medal. 1963- 64 PFC., B Company; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Best Drilled Platoon. 1964- 65 SFC, D” Company; Varsity Football; All Conference Jun- ior Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Best Drilled Company; Honor Council; Junior Class Vice-President. 1965- 66 First Lieutenant, Company Commander D Company; Senior Class Representative, Honor Council, Vice-President; Student Council President; Varsity Football—All Conference —Most Valuable Player; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball. College Preference—Trinity University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Coach Student Council WILLIAM WALLACE ALSTON II El Calson” Bill” Apatzingan de la Constitucion, Michoacan 1961- 62 Entered T.M.I. from Lamar Jr. High; Laredo, Texas; PVT. B” Company President—Eighth Grade; Student Council; T.M.I. Representative to San Antonio Express and News City-Wide Spelling Contest; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Bridge Club; Swimming Team. 1962- 63 PFC. B Company, Guidon Bearer; President—Freshman Class; Student Council; NEDT Certificate; Honor Roll Ribbon; Best Room Ribbon; Best Drilled Company; Baseball Tournament Committee; Military Proficiency Bars. 1963- 64 M Sgt. B” Company, Sqd. Ldr.; Student Council; Vice President—Spanish Club; Manager—B Football; Varsity Soccer; NEDT Certificate; Best Drilled Platoon; Baseball Tournament Committee. 1964- 65 M Sgt., B Company; Varsity Tennis; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Sqd. Ldr.—Best Sqd. Ribbon; Crusader Staff; Composer of Senior Prophecies. 1965- 66 2nd Lt.; Pit. Ldr., B Company; Sabre Team; Student Council—-Vice President; Crusader Staff; Varsity Tennis; Quill and Scroll Society. College Preference—Southern Methodist University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Businessman, Rancher 30 EDGAR JUAN ARAGON Carita” Mexico City, Mexico 1965-66 Entered T.M.I. from Mexico City School; B Company, Band; Soccer Team College Preference—Notre Dame Service Preference—Mexican Air Force Ambition—Industrial Engineer JULIUS BAXTER ATOR III J.B.” Baxter” Corpus Christi, Texas 1965-66 Entered T.M.I. from Ray High School, Corpus Christi, Texas; A Company; Varsity Football; Bridge Club College Preference—Texas Tech Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Rancher 31 TIMOTHY JOHN BASS Frigi-King” San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Longfellow Jr. High; Sgt., Guidon Bearer, B Company; B Team Football; Track Team; Crusader Staff; Military Proficiency Bars—Rifle and Marksmanship; 1964- 65 Master Sgt., Pit. Ldr., D Company; Best Drilled Company Military Proficiency Wreath; Marksmanship Medal; Cotillion Club; Sgt. at Arms—-Junior Class; Advertising Editor—Crusader; B Team Football; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Track; 1965- 66 2nd Lt., Pit. Ldr., D Company; Managing Editor— Crusader; Cotillion Club; Military Proficiency Wreath; Letter—Varsity Football; Varsity Soccer; Quill and Scroll Society; Sabre Team. College Preference—United States Military Academy Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Aeronautical Engineer ROBERT EMMETT BATES Bob San Antonio, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; Hdqtrs Company Third Class Bandsman; Soccer Team; Coin Club; Band Ribbon. 1963- 64 PVT., Hdqtrs Company, Second Class Bandsman; Soccer Team; Coin Club; Band Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon. 1964- 65 PFC. D” Company; First Clas Bandsman; Swimming Team; Letter—Varsity Track; Science Club; Band Ribbon Best Drilled Company; Best Drilled Platoon. 1965- 66 Sergeant, D Company, Band—2nd chair; Squad Leader; Cross Country Athletics Track; Golf Team. College Preference—San Antonio College Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—English Professor 32 CLARENCE STANLEY BELLOWS Stanley” Midland, Texas 1965-66 Entered T.M.I. from Midland High School; Letter—Swimming Team; Latin Club; PFC A Company. College Preference—University of Hawaii Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambi tion—Oceanographer JOHN ROBERT BOZADA Bobby” Hebbronville, Texas 1965-66 Entered T.M.I. from Hebbronville High School; Tennis Team; PFC D” Company. College Preference—San Antonio College Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Business Administrator 33 JOHN L. CALDWELL John L.” Corpus Christi, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from Hamlin Jr. High; “A Company; Best Drilled Company; Track Team; Fencing Team; Art Club. 1963- 64 A” Company; Track Team; Fencing Team; Art Club; Publications Ribbon; Varsity Sports Ribbon. 1964- 65 Corporal, B” Company; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Best Boarder Company; Science Club; Varsity Track Team. 1965- 66 Corporal, B” Company; Art Club. College Preference—Del Mar Jr. College Ambition—Businessman SHACK BENNET CASHEN Shack” Kilgore, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Kilgore High School; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Drill Team; Track Team; Junior Classical League; A” Company. 1965- 66 B Company; Junior Classical League; Corporal. College Preference—Baylor University Service Preference—Air Force Ambiiton—Neuro-Surgeon 34 V MICHAEL ROUNTREE COX Hands” Roadmap” Comfort, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Comfort High School; B Company; Best Boarder Company; Varsity Football; Varsity Swimming Varsity Track; Algebra Club. 1965- 66 Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Science Club; PFC A” Company. College Preference—Texas Tech Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Medical Profession VINCENT MICHAEL CURCIO Mike” Kittanning, Penna. 1965-66 Entered T.M.I. from ASF Monterrey; B' Company; Varsity Basketball. College Preference—North Texas State Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Psychologist 35 DAVID JAMES CURRY “Dave” San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Union High School, Benwood, West Virginia; Sgt. C” Company, Color Guard; Honor Roll Scholarship Medal—10th Grade; History Medallion; NEDT Certificate; Best Drilled Company; Best 10th Grade Day Student; Military Proficiency Wreath; Military Proficiency Bars; Superior MST Cadet; Letter—B Football; Letter—B Baseball; Varsity Basketball Manager; Slide Rule Club. 1964- 65 Master Sgt., C” Company, Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Superior Cadet MST; Military Proficiency Bars Military Proficiency Wreath; Lang MST Medal; Martin Sabre; 3rd Place Weapons Competition; Drill Team; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Physical Skills Ribbon; B Football Letter; Letter—Varsity Basketball Manager; T.M.I. Representative to Boy’s State; Winner of American Chemical Society Chemistry Contest. Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commencement. 1965- 66 1st. Lt., Staff; Honor Roll; Optimist Club Youth Appre- ciation Award—Education; Forensic Club; Crusader Staff; Varsity Football; National Merit Scholarship Competition. Finalist; Honor School Appointment—Annapolis; Honor Roll. College Preference—United States Military Academy Service Preference—U. S. Marines Ambition—Armed Forces JOHN HARRIS DAVENPORT MH.C” Converse, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from St. Peter’s Catholic School; HDQTS” Company; Science Club; Algebra Club; Swimming Team; Vernon G. Schimmel Memorial Award. 1963- 64 Battalion Armorer; Professor of Military Science Proficiency Award; Swimming Team; Geometry Club. 1964- 65 Battalion Armorer; Swimming Team; Math Club; Lay Reader’s Club; PMS Proficiency Award; Corporal. 1965- 66 Battalion Supply Sgt., SFC; Swimming Team; Lay Reader’s Club; Forensics Club. College Preference—Austin College Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Doctor of Medicine 36 JOHN EDWIN DICKENSON John San Antonio, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from Nimitz Jr. High; Hdqtrs Company; Military Proficiency Bars; NEDT Certificate; C Team Football. 1963- 64 Sgt., Hdqtrs. Company; Military Proficiency Bars; NEDT Certificate; Radio Club; B Team Football; Soccer Team; 1965-65 SFC. D' Company; Best Drilled Company; Best Drillecf Platoon; Drill Team; Radio Club; B Team Football; Varsity Soccer. 1695-66 M Sgt., C” Company; Crusader Staff; Radio Club; Varsity Football. College Preference—Texas Christian University Service Preference—U.S. Coast Guard Ambition—Minister ALAN EZRA DRAKE Duck” Tia Juana, Edo Zulia, Venezuela 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; A” Com- pany; Best Drilled Company; Library Assistant; Letter— B Track Team; Baseball Tournament Committee. 1963- 64 Sgt. Sqd. Ldr., A” Company; MacArthur Cup Company; Letter—Varsity Track Team; Soccer Team; Coin Club. 1964- 65 Sgt., Sqd. Ldr., A” Company; Swimming Team; Varsity Track Team; Science Club. 1965- 66 SFC, Sqd. Ldr., A” Company; Science Club; College Preference—Southern Methodist University Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Engineer 37 DAVID LAWRENCE ENGLER David” Dave” Sequin, Texas 1962- 63 Entered PFC A Company Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; A Company Mortar Crew; Drill Team; Float Committee; Honor Roll; Tie for Top Grades Medal; Best Ninth Grade Day Student. 1963- 64 Sgt., A” Company, Sqd. Ldr.; Military Proficiency Bars Military Proficiency Wreath; Drill Team; First Place—Small Arms Competition; Best Drilled Company; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Latin Club; Boxing Team; NEDT Certificate; Honor Roll. 1964- 65 Master Sgt. D Company, Pit. Ldr.; First Place—Small Arms Competition; Best Drilled Company; Best Drilled Platoon; Drill Team; Military Proficiency Bars; History Medallion; Quilt and Scroll Society; National Honor Society; Honor Roll; Forensic Club; Member of T.M.I. Student Congress; On the Spot Team Assistant Features Editor Crusader; Top Grades Medal; Sugarmans Sabre. Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commencement. 1965- 66 Captain, Staff; Photography Editor—Crusader; Corps Pho- tographer; San Antonio Optimist Award for Military; Debate Team; Member of Student Congress; Military Proficiency Bars; Vice-President Forensic Club; Member Student Congress. College Preference—Massachusetts Institute of Technology Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Nuclear Engineer JAMES MICHAEL ETHERTON Injun” Indiana” San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Lutheran High School, St. Louis, Mis- souri; Cpl., C Company, Sqd. Ldr.; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Letter—Varsity Rifle Team; B Team Football; TPL Rifle Team Champions; First Place—San Marcos Invitational Rifle Match; NRA Monthly Winner Award; Most Improved Marksman Medal; Second Place All City Rifle Team League; Silver Competition Rifle Badge; Spanish Club; Algebra Club. 1964- 65 SFC, D Company, Sqd. Ldr.; Best Drilled Company, Mili- tary Proficiency Bars; Best Squad; First Place—TPL Rifle Championship; Second Place—All City Rifle Team League; Second Place—San Marcos Invitational Rifle Match; Gold Competition; Rifle Badge; Member—Ail City Rifle Team; Drill Team; Varsity Rifle Team; Third Best Shot—City Competition; T.M.I. Student Congress; Panther Staf,; Crusader Staff. 1965- 66 1st Sgt., C” Company; Captain—Rifle Team; Forensic Club; Panther Staff; College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Psychiatrist 38 MICHAEL LEE EUBANK Ole Scotchman” Cowboy Miguel” Sinton, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from Sinton Jr. High; B Company, B Football Team; Soccer Team; Baseball Team; Panther Staff. 1963- 64 PVT. B Company; Varsity Football; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Baseball; Panther Staff; McArthur Cup Company. 1964- 65 PVT. B” Company; Best Drilled Platoon; Best Boarder Company Athletic Statistics Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball. 1965- 66 PVT. B Company; Varsity Football Captain; Athletic Statistics Club; College Preference—Texas Tech Service Preference—U.S. Paratroopers Ambition—Rancher LUIS P. GERVITZ Louie Mexico City, Mexico 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Mexico City High School; PVT. B” Company; Expert Marksmanship Badge; Drill Team; Golf Team; Band Ribbon; Spanish Club; T.M.I. Combo; Summer School Rifle Award. 1965- 66 PVT. A” Company; Bandsman First; Language Lab Club —President; Expert Rifle Marksmanship Medal—Sr. Division; Guitar Club, T.M.I. Combo; Soccer Team; Choir. College Preference—Texas A M Service Preference—U.S. Marines Ambition—Politician 39 PETER RICHARD REMSON GETZ Pete San Antonio, Texas 1964-65 Entered T.M.I. from Scottsdale High School, Scottsdale, Arizona; PFC, D Company; 100 Mile Club; Best Drilled Company; Best Drilled Platoon; Junior Varsity Basketball. 1965-66 Lay Reader; Choir; Corporal, D” Company. College Preference—Southwest Texas State College Serv ice Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Engineer JOHN ANDREW GNAUCK El Paso, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Austin High School, El Paso; Cor- poral A' Company; B Football; Reserve Rifle Team; Geometry Club. 1964- 65 SFC, A Company; Junior Varsity Football; Expert Marksman Medal; Weapons Medal. 1965- 66 Varsity Football; Science Club; Varsity Track; SFC B Company. College Preference—Texas Western College Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Engineer 40 ROY HANCE GROSS Little Red Colonel Leroy” Pearsall, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.l. from Pearsall High School; Band Festival Ribbon; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Weight Lifting; Athletic Field Day; Band Squad Leader; Staff Sergeant, B” Company. 1965- 66 Weight Lifting; Band Festival Ribbon; Bandsman 1st Class; Study Hall Club; Second Lieutenant, Band Commander. College Preference—Texas Tech Service Perference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—International Law GREGORY HALEY Greg” San Antonio, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.l. from Keystone, San Antonio; Best Drilled Company; Religion Club; A Company. 1963- 64 A” Company; MacArthur Cup; Religion Club. 1964- 65 MacArthur Cup; Religion Club; C Company. 1965- 66 C Company, Religion Club. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Professor of Military Science 41 DENNIS DAVID HART Corazon” 'Corporal Rusty” San Antonio, Texas 1961- 62 Entered T.M.I. from Lockhill Junior High School; “A Company; Algebra Club; Science Club; MacArthur Cup Company. 1962- 63 PFC “A Company; C Football Captain; Weight lift- ing; Science Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Varsity Soccer; Boxing. 1963- 64 Corporal A” Company; B Football; Weight Lifting; Science Club; Best Drilled Company; MacArthur Cup Company; High Point Company Ribbon; Physical Skills Ribbon; Tug of War Team; Varsity Soccer; Boxing. 1964- 65 Corporal ''D' 'Company, B Football; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Track; Weight Lifting; Best Drilled Company; Best Drilled Platoon; Honor Company; Science Club; 100 Mile Club Winner. 1965- 66 D Company, Varsity Football; 100 Mile Club; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Track; Honor Council Nominee; Science Club; Platoon Sergeant. College Preference—Texas A I Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Mechanical Engineer ALLEN JACKSON HAUSMAN Aj” Eagle Pass, Texas 1965-66 Entered T.M.I. from Eagle Pass High School; B Company; Soccer Team; Slide Rule Club College Preference—Texas A M University Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Civil Engineer 42 JONES NEVILLE HAYNES “Joe” Alpin, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Alpine High School; B' Company; Geometry Club; Guitar Club; Varsity Football, Basketball Trainer; Varsity Tennis; Corporal, Squad Leader 1st Platoon; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Varsity Sports Ribbon; Best Drilled Squad Ribbon; First Aid Bar MST 1; Sharpshooter MST 11. 1965- 66 SFC, Squad leader B” Company; Crusader Staff; Choir; Varsity Football Trainer. Varsity Basketball; Varsity Tennis. College Preference—Southern Methodist University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—International Business FRANCIS CANBY JACKSON, JR. “Francis” Gonzales, Texas 1962-63 Entered T.M.I. from Gonzales Junior High School; PFC C Company; MacArthur Cup; Varsity Rifle Team; T.P.L. Winners; San Marcos Invitational Winners; Baseball Tournament; Student Congress; Mortar Competition Ribbon. 1963 64 Corporal C” Company; Best Drilled Company; Rifle Team; T.P.L. Winners; San Marcos Invitational Winners; Third Place All-City Rifle Team; Expert Medal; Proficiency Bars in Traditions; Track Team; Coin Club. 1964- 65 Sergeant A” Company; Color Guard; SFC; Varsity Rifle Team; T.P.L. Winners; Second Place All-City Rifle Team; Second Place San Marcos Invitational; Staff. 1965- 66 2nd Lt., A” Company; 1st Platoon Leader; Captain Rifle Team; Varsity Rifle Team. College Preference—Baylor University Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Doctor of Medicine 43 DEAN CAREY KLEVAN, JR. Kelvin” Troy” San Antonio, Texas 1946 65 Transferred from Poitiers American High School, Poitiers, France; PFC, C Company; MacArthur Cup; Sharpshooter Medal; Military Achievement Wreath; Military Bars; Tennis Team; Speech Club; Debating Team; Honor Roll; French Medallion. T.M.I. Student Congress; Sergeant. 1965-66 Tennis Team; Speech Club; Debating Team; Honor Roll; College Preference—Princeton Service Preference—Army or Navy Ambition—Stock Broker JAMES MALCOLM LEVY Jim” Meier” San Antonio, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC, A Company; Best Drilled Company; Drill Team; Honor Roll Ribbon; MST Achievement Wreath; Latin Club; Float Committee; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars. 1963- 64 Corporal B” Company; Best Drilled Squad; Best Drilled Ribbon; MST Achievement Wreath; Latin Club; Float Committee; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars. 1964- 65 Master Sergeant C” Company, Squad Leader; Squad Lead- er Drill Team; Assistant Advertising Editor Crusader; Military Proficiency Bars; Quill and Scroll; MacArthur Cup, 3rd Place—Manual of Arms; Panther Staff. 1965- 66 2nd Lt. C” Company; T.M.I. Choir; Advertising Editor Crusader; Saber Team; Floresville Peanut Festival, Honor School Appointee to Naval Academy; Quill and Scroll Society; Drill Team. College Preference—U.S. Naval Academy Service Preference—U.S. Marines Ambition—Career Officer 44 MICHAEL LINK Chicano” Laredo, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from St. Joseph's Academy, Laredo; PEC B” Company; Expert Medal in Rifle Marksmanship; Best Boarded Company Ribbon; Language Laboratory Technicians Club; Spanish Club. 1965- 66 Guidon B” Company; PEC. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Marines Ambition—Sheriff's Department, Laredo STEPHEN CARL LOESCH Steve” Ace” Guayaquil, Ecuador 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from the American School, Guayaquil, Ecuador; NEDT Certificate; Best Drilled Platoon; PFC; Swimming Team; B” Basketball, Boxing Team; Honor Roll. 1964- 65 SFC, B Company; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Swimming Team; Varsity Tennis; Honor Roll; Sharpshooter Medal; Best Floor Ribbon. 1965- 66 Honor Roll; Sabre Team; Representative Noche De Luna; Representative Floresville Peanut Festival; Tennis Team; Varsity Soccer Team; Sergeant First Class. College Preference—University of Pennsylvania Service Preference—U.S. Marines Ambition—Business Administration 45 ROGER GRIFFIN LORD GriP Georgetown, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from Georgetown High School; PFC Head- quarters Company; 2nd Class Bandsman; Band Festival; Panther Staff; Drill Team; Varsity Baseball. 1963- 64 Sergeant Headquarters Company; Panther Staff; Drill Team; 1st Class Bandsman; Band Festival; Headquarters Company Guidon Bearer; Military Proficiency Bars; Sharpshooter Marksmanship Medal; B Football; Varsity Baseball; Baseball Tournament Committee; Class Secretary. 1964- 65 Master Sergeant A” Company; Band Squad Leader; 1st Class Bandsman; Band Festival; Military Proficiency Bars; Crusader Staff; Baseball Tournament Committee; Varsity Baseball; Thomas W. Folbre Sabre Award; Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commencement. 1965- 66 Honor Council; Third Floor Commander; B Company Commander; Staff S-3; Winter Sports Editor Crusader; Military Proficiency Bar?; Quill and Scroll Society; First Lieutenant. College Preference—Southern Methodist University Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Lawyer and Businessman ROY KEITH MANN CD” Roy-K” ’ Roy Jean” Pearsall, Texas 1964- 65 Entered from Pearsall High School; SFC A Company, Varsity Football; Francis Nemeck Award; Field Day Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bars; Squad Leader. 1965- 66 Platoon Leader ’’A” Company; Varsity Football; Weight Lifting; Second Lieutenant. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Rancher or Engineer 46 JOHN LARKIN MATTHEWS Larkin” San Antonio, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC, A Com- pany; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Honor Roll Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars; Chess Club; C Football; Letter in C Basketball; Baseball Tournament Committee. 1963- 64 Sgt. ''A Company; Squad Leader; NEDT Certificate; Mili- tary Proficiency Bars; MacArthur Cup; Military Achievement Wreath; B Basketball Letter; Athletic Statistic Club; Baseball Tournament Committee. 1964- 65 Master Sgt. D” Company; Platoon Sgt.; Military Pro- ficiency Bars; Best Drilled Platoon; Best Drilled Company; Junior Varsity Basketball Letter; Physical Skills Ribbon; Circulation Manager, Panther Staff; Science Club; Quill and Scroll Society; Publications Ribbon. 1965- 66 1st Lt. C Company; Executive Officer; Sabre Team; Flores- ville Peanut Festival; Circulation Manager Panther Staff; Varsity Basketball; Quill and Scroll Society; Crusader Staff; Publications Ribbon. College Preference—Princeton Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Successful Businessman MARION. WALLACE McCURDY, JR. Si” Mar” Preacher” San Antonio, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC, C” Com- pany; Latin Club; Float Committee; NEDT Certificate; Honor Roll Soccer Team; Weight Lifting; Drill Team; MacArthur Cup; High Point Company; Best Drilled Company; Baseball Tournament Committee. 1963- 64 Corporal C Co.; Weight Lifting; Science Club; Drill Team; NEDT Certificate; Best Drilled Co.; Soccer Team; Panther Staff; Honorable Mention; Baseball Tournament Committee. 1964- 65 M Sgt. D Co.; Weight Lifting; Best Drilled Co.; Best Drilled Platoon; Honor Company; Science Club; Panther Staff; Tennis Team; Honor Roll; Tug-of-War Team; Promoted to Sgt. Major at Commencement. 1965- 66 1st Platoon, C” Co. Honor Roll; Drill Team Commander; Sabre Team; Asst. Advertising Editor—Crusader; Quill and Scroll Society; Pres.—Choir; First Lieutenant. College Preference—Hampden Sydney Sen-ice Preference—U.S. Army (Armor) Ambition—History Professor 47 JOHN CASSIUS MEADOWS III ‘Mouse” Johnny” San Antonio, Texas 1961- 62 Entered T.M.I. from Alamo Heights Junior High; Pvt. B Co.; 8th Grade Scholastic Medal; Honor Roll Ribbon; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Glee Club; Crusader; Panther Staff; Science Club; Chess Club; Optimist Club Oratorical Semifinalist CM Basketball; Tennis. 1962- 63 PEC ”B’ Co.; Honor Roll Ribbon; 3rd place American Legion Oratorical Contest; NEDT Certificate; Circulation Mgr.—Panther; Glee Club; Forensic Chap., Science Club; Advertising Mgr.—Baseball Tournament; Tennis Team 1963- 64 Sgt., Squad Leader, B” Co.; Best Drilled Squad; Best Drilled Platoon; Sharpshooter Marksmanship Medal; 3rd Place American Legion Oratorical Contest; NEDT Certificate; Latin Club; Advertising Mgr.—Panther; Science Club; Advertising Mgr. Baseball Tournament; Varsity Tennis Team. 1964- 65 M Sgt. C Co.; Platoon Leader; McArthur Rifles; Hand Grenade Accuracy Competition; Student; Forensic Club; Science Club; Advertising Mgr.—Panther; Chairman—Baseball Tournament; Varsity Tennis Team. 1965- 66 Editor—Panther; Chairman—TMI Student Congress; 2nd Place American Legion Oratorical Contest; Student Council; Honor Roll Ribbon; Forensic Club; Varsity Tennis; 1st Lt. College Preference—Southern Methodist University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Doctor of Medicine RONALD CARL METZNER Ronnie” San Antonio, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC C” Company; Best Platoon Ribbon; Best Squad Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Drill Team Ribbon; Secy-Treas.—T.M.I. Float Committee. 1963- 64 Corporal C” Co.; Latin Club; Photography Club; Soccer Team; Drill Team; Student Congress Delegate; Tennis Team; NEDT Certificate; Drill Team Ribbon; Best Platoon Ribbon. 1964- 65 Sergeant, Squadt Leader, C Co.; Forensic Club Secretary; Crusader Advertising Staff; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Varsity Athletics Ribbon; Publications Ribbon; MST Bars; Honor Roll; Student Congress Delegate. 1965- 66 2nd Lieutenant, D Co.; Military Editor—Crusader; For- ensic Club Secretary; Debate Team Co-Captain; National Merit Scholarship Finalist; Quill and Scroll Society; College Preference—Harvard University Service Preference—U.S. Marines Ambition—Nuclear Physicist 48 MASTON HENRY NABOURS, JR. Mac” Port Arthur, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Thomas Jefferson High School, Port Arthur; Pvt., B' 'Company; Best Room Medal—Summer School. 1965- 66 PFC, B” Company, Squad Leader; Science Club. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Doctor of Medicine HENRY BUESCHER PARISH San Antonio, Texas 1961- 62 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; Vice-President 8th Grade; Radio Club; MacArthur Cup Award B” Company. 1962- 63 B” Football, Basketball; NEDT Award; Vice-President Radio Club; Best Platoon. 1963- 64 Corporal B Company, Best Platoon Award; Best Squad Award; B” Football (all conference); Basketball; Baseball; Science Club; Radio Club; NEDT Award. 1965-66 SFC, D Company; Varsity Football; Science Club; Soccer Team. College Preference—Virginia Military Institute Sendee Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Career Officer 49 LEONARD RICHARD PINSON Rick” Helotes, Texas 1961- 62 Entered T.M.I. from John Marshall High School; Panther Staff; Crusader Staff; Judo Team; Freshman Football; Drill Team Ribbon; Pvt., A” Company. 1962- 63 PFC., Headquarters Company; Baseball Tournament Com- mittee; Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball; Panther Staff; Math Club; O.C.N. Award; Polo Team; Best Platoon Award and Squad Ribbons; 3rd Class Bandsman; Publications Ribbon. 1963- 64 Sergeant, Headquarters Company; B” Football; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Swimming; Baseball Tournament Committee; Art Club; Guitar Club; Field Day Ribbon; Junior Librarian; 2nd Class Bandsman. 1964- 65 Corporal “A Company; B Football; Varsity Track; Var- sity Soccer; Junior Librarian; Art Club; 1st Class Bandsman. 1965- 66 PFC A” Company; Varsity Football; Science Club; Squad Leader, Honorable Mention; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Track; T.M.I. Combo. College Preference—Texas Tech Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Medicine—Dentist TAYLOR LEE ROSS Ted” Mission, Texas 1963-64 Entered T.M.I. from Mission High School; Corporal, C” Company; Radio Club; Panther Staff; Geometry Club; TMI Representative at Episcopal Winter Youth Conference; Best Drilled Company; Drill Team; C ’Company Tug of War Team Athletic Field Day; Weight Lifting; Boxing Team; 4th Place Personal Appearance; Drill Team Ribbon; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Publications Ribbon. 1694-65 Staff Sergeant, Squad Leader B' ‘Company; Best Boarder Company; Crusader Staff; Weight Lifting; Swimming Team; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Summer School Ribbon; Publications Ribbon; Special Privileges List. 1965-66 Staff Sergeant ”B‘‘ Company; Varsity Football; Reduced to Corporal First Six Weeks; Weight Lifting; Varsity Track; Varsity Athletic Ribbon; Crusader Staff; Publications Ribbon; Appointed Commissioner to Represent TMI at the Episcopal Winter Youth Conference. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Navy Intelligence Ambition—Successful Businessman 50 LARRY ALAN SCHULZE San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. at mid-term from Jefferson High School; PFC; Science Club; Weight Lifting; Boxing Team; Military Field Day Ribbon. 1964- 65 Varsity Football; B Team Basketball; Varsity Track; Science Club; Military Proficiency Bars for Automatic Rifle, Grenade and Rifle Marksmanship; Speech Club; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; Best Drilled Company Ribbon. 1965- 66 Varsity Football; Guitar Club; Forensic Club; Varsity Bas- ketball; Varsity Track; Sergeant First Class. College Preference—Texas A M University Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Scientist STEPHEN HARBERT SIMPSON Steve” San Antonio, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from John Marshall High School; Guidon D Company; Corporal D” Company, Squad Leader; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Best Combat Platoon Ribbon; Personal Appearance Ribbon; Science Club; B” Football; Track Team; Military Proficiency Bars; Drill Team; Special Drill Squad—Military Ball; Honor Roll. 1965- 66 D” Company; Varsity Football, Honor Roll; Miitary Proficiency Bars; Battalion Sgt. Major; Soccer Team; Sabre Team; Robert E. Lee Stratford Ball; Special Drill Squad—Military Ball; Second Lieutenant College Preference—West Point, Air Force Academy Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Engineer, Scientist 51 STEPHEN RANDALL SINCLAIR •Steve San Antonio, Texas 1962-63 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; B'' Co., PFC; Latin Club; Float Committee; NEDT Certificate; Honorable Mention; Soccer Team; Weight Lifting; Drill Team Ribbon; Baseball Tournament Committee. 1963 64 Cpl. B” Co.; Science Club; Crusader Staff; Tennis Team; Soccer Team; NEDT Certificate; Best Squad Ribbon; Drill Team Ribbon; Best Platoon Ribbon; Baseball Tournament Com.; Marksmans Medal; Swimming Team. 1964- 65 1st Sgt. ’C Co.; Science Club; Crusader Staff; Tennis Team; 4th Place Manual of Arms Competition; Tug-of-war Team; Military Proficiency Bars; Drill Team Squad Leader; 1st Sgt's. Medal for MacArthur Cup. Drill Team Ribbon; Physical Skills Ribbon; Manual of Aims Ribbon; Publications Ribbon; High Point Co. Ribbon. 1965- 66 B Co. Commander; 3rd Floor Commander; Asst. Features Editor—Crusader; Soccer Team; Drill Team: Vice-Pres. Choir; Sabre Team, Floresville Peanut Festival, Black White Ball, Robt. E. Lee Stratford Ball; First Lieutenant. College Preference—Vanderbilt University Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Engineer Rancher ROBERT CHARLES SNIP ••Spin ' “Ape Man” ”AnimaI” San Antonio, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from Nimitz Jr. High; PFC C” Co.; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Honor Roll Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; C Football; Drill Team; NEDT Certificate. 1963- 64 SFC C Co.; B” Football; Asst. Sports Editor—Panther; Drill Team; Honor Roll; Class Treasurer; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Sharpshooter Medal; Junior Varsity Rifle Team; Best Drilled Co.; Weight Lifting; Best Drilled Squad; Tug-of-War Team; Publications Ribbon; NEDT Certificate. 1964- 65 M Sgt. C Co.; Platoon Sgt.; Varsity Football; Asst. Activities Editor—Crusader; Honor Roll; Military Proficiency Wreath; Swimming Team; Varsity Track; Varsity Sports Ribbon; Tug-of-War Team; Drill Team; OCS; Publications Ribbon. 1965- 66 Executive Officer, D Co.; Captain—Varsity Football; All-Conference Defensive Football Tackle; Optimist Youth Appreciation Award in Athletics; Features Editor—Crusader; Quill and Scroll Society; Varsity Track; Tennis Team; Varsity Sports Ribbon; Honor Roll; Honor Council; College Preference—Harvard Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Doctor of Medicine 52 CARL MICHAEL SONNEN Bohemian Mule Skinner Vanderpool, Texas 1962- 63 Entered T.M.I. from Utopia High School, Texas; Pvt. Headquarters Company; Bridge Club; Band Ribbon; Tennis Team; C” Football; B Baseball; Best Drilled Platoon; Drill Team; Band Festival Ribbon. 1963- 64 Corporal, Squad Leader, Headquarters Company; Band Ribbon; Geometry Club; Best Drilled Platoon; B Football; B” Basketball; Track Team; Band Festival Ribbon; Episcopal Youth Conference. 1964- 65 Corporal, Squad Leader, C Company; Secreatry Spanish Laboratory Club; Varsity Sport Ribbon; Varsity Football Letter; B Basketball; Varsity Track; Polo Team; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Best Drilled Squad Ribbon; Guitar Club; One Hundred Mile Club; Weapons Competition Ribbon; Band Festival Ribbon; Athletic Field Day; Glee Club; Bandsman 1st Class. 1965- 66 Sgt., Squad Leader, D” Company; Athletics Statistics Club; Varsity Football (tri-captain), Varsity Basketball; Varsity Socer; Varsity Baseball; T.M.I. Combo. College Preference—Texas Tech Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Amibtion—Rancher JEFFREY BRIAN STERNS Jeff” Houston, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from John J. Pershing Junior High, Houston; C Company; Honor Roll; Biology Club; Drill Team; Varsity Track; Best Drilled Company Ribbon. 1964- 65 A Company; Honor Roll; Photography Club; Biology Club; Religion Club; Tennis; Junior Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track; Best Boarder Company Ribbon. 1965- 66 A” Company; Honor Roll; Religion Club; Varsity Track. College Preference—Sewanee Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Physician 53 ROBERT SUNESON Bob” Nueva Laredo, Tamps., Mexico 1965-66 Entered T.M.I. from St. Joseph's Academy, Laredo; Swim-ming Team; Forensic Club; Bridge Club; Winner, American Legion Speech Contest; Honor Roll; Crusader Staff; PFC, ”B Company. College Preference—Columbia University Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Business TOM BLOSS TURBIVILLE Tom” San Antonio, Texas 1962- 6} Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; Pfc Band; 2nd Class Bandsman; C Basketball; Golf; Crusader Staff; Military Proficiency Bars; MacArthur Rifles; Drill Team Ribbon; Band Ribbon; Checkers Club; Varsity Sports Ribbon. 1963- 64 Corporal Band; B” Basketball; Golf; 1st Class Bandsman; Crusader Staff; MacArthur Rifles; Drill Team Ribbon; Band Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bar; Varsity Sports Ribbon; Cotillion Club. 1964- 65 Corporal Band; D” Company; Varsity Golf; 1st Class Bandsman; Crusader Staff, Sports Editor; Band Ribbon; Best Drilled Company; Best Drilled Platoon; Best Drummer; Varsity Sports Ribbon. 1965- 66 Squad Leader, D” Company; Drum Major, Band; 1st Class Bandsman; President, Cotillion Club; Varsity Golf; Activites Editor, Crusader; Band Ribbon; Varsity Sports Ribbon. College Preference—Texas Technological College Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Politician NICHOLAS MICHAEL WALLACE Nick” The Reb” San Antonio, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Alamo Heihgts High School; SFC, Sqd. Ldr., B” Company; B Football; Varsity Soccer; Drill Team; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Honor Roll; Military Proficiency Bars. 1965- 66 1st Lt., B” Company; Science Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Soccer; Represented T.M.I. at Noche de Luna Assembly; Military Proficiency Bars. College Preference—United States Air Force Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Air Force Career Officer RICHARD HINDES WEST The Red Headed Mexican” El Colorado” Hindes, Texas 1961- 62 Entered T.M.I. from Charlotte Junior High School; PVT. ”Hq. Company; Science Club; Tennis Team; Track Team; Band Ribbon; Best Drilled Company. 1962- 63 PFC. Hq Company; Junior Historians; Flag Day Cere- mony in Chapel; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars; Varsity Sport; C Football; C Basketball; Band Tug of War Team. 1963- 64 Sgt., Sqd. Ldr., B Company; Honorable Mention; Sec- retary—Junior Historians; Flag Day Ceremony in Chapel; JV Basektball; Expert Rifle Badge; 2nd Place Grenade Accuracy; Band Ribbon; Best Room Ribbon; Crew Served Weapons Ribbons. 1964- 65 M Sgt., B Compnay; 1st Sgt. Band; B Football; JV Basketball; Tennis Team; Wrote Senior Prophecies; Grenade Accuracy Medal; Best Room Ribbon; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Junior Class Representative to Student Council. 1965- 66 M Sgt., Band Commander; Assistant Dormitory Com- mander; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Tennis; Honor Council; Vice-President, Student Council, Pro-tern. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Marines Ambition—Ranchero 55 Juniors Qualifying for Graduation JOSEPH L. BARKER Joe Abilene, Texas 1965-66 Entered T.M.I. from Abilene High School; A Company; Varsity Football; Layreader Club. College Preference—Trinity University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Business JOHN BRESLIN WALSH John” Orange, Texas 1965-66 Entered T.M.I. from Luther Stark High School; PFC, A Company. College Preference—Tulane Sen-ice Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Orthodontist 56 The Class of 1967 Ernesto Alfaro Tom Brundage Luis De La Garza John Dix Nixon Dillard Bill Dean Bob Braubach Edward Cooksey Skip Brown Tom Bondurant Oscar Brunner Stephen Davis David Fitch Steve Garfinkel Mauricio Gervitz Bill Helm Clark Horton Steven Howell Huber Hughes George Jackson Edmund Mautz Brad McClure George Moore Jim Morell Mac Morrow Mike Murphy David Oppenheimer Joe Pheil 60 Wallace Reinke Gary Richards Bob Riepe Larry Rosson Rick Rutherford Nick Schweibish Herbert Shuler A1 Skiles Good Smith Warren Smith Hank Stoner Pat Taggart Terry Tannen John Thompson Curtis Turner Ed Wachter 61 Delbert Wallace Jim White John Willis Faculty Mr. Claude Ray Advisors Charles Wilson Nick Wingerter. Rex Wright Mr. Ben Shaw Bob Dean Guillermo Gamboa Guy Gandy Wayne Garcia Doug Blake Steve Brown 0 . £l Martin Clement Paul Dahlgreen Marc Bruner Bruce Carson Bob Daniel Pat Day David Gracey Harold Hausman Phil Jones John Keck Tommy Griffin Larry Grubbs |f M ifjl Nick Hinds Bill Hundley Bob Goodrich Ted Hamblen Dick Jones 66 Howard Miller John Moran Jim Nunn Mike Pangman Marcos Pena Howard Popham Doug Roderick Bill Sapp Towne Smith Bill Spaulding 67 Lucian Spencer Marshall Steves Arthur Underwood Fabio Velasquez Mike Watson Pat West Chuck Woehler Tracy Wood Harry Wood Faculty Advisors Mr. Donald Biggerstaff Mr. Virgil Espino The Class of 1969 President Curtis Vaughn Vice-President John Cunningham Treasurer Elliott Malach Secretary David Tannen Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Sommers Student Council 69 Bill Hammon Tres Basse Alston Beinhorn Larry Berns Bob Blackstock John Burke Pat Burns Faisal Chamut Jaime Christensen Clyde Crews Bobby Daspit 70 g l 3 Bill Davis Tom Denney Mike Dunn Gary Eidelbach Brad Florow Sam Green Billy Grimes Sam Grinnan Owen Jensen Eddie Kott Paul Leonard Bernardo Levin Cuatro Light Wayne Longmire 72 David Spencer George Spencer David Straus Pat Sullivan Mike Talley Gilman Tracy Peter Van Overen Ramiro Villarreal John Weller Malcolm Wilson Ronnie Yates Faculty Advisors Mr. Richard T. Whatton SGM F. D. Fletcher 74 Eighty-Niners President Kirk Francis Vice President Richard Roberts Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Tom Jackson Milton Brown (fn curin' 5 Left to Right: Msgt. Rock, Mr. Biggerstaff Sgt. Maj. Fletcher, Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Watson, Mr. Manning, Gen. Frentzel, The Big Boy, Col. Ray, Rudy. imports ''J oo Varsity Football Team 1st Row: Sonnen; Brown, G.; Mann; Wallace, N.; Hart; Snip; Gongalez; Simpson; Curry; Blake 2nd Row: McCullough; Parish; Wacter; Baker; Ator; Brundage; Algarbe; McCord; Bass; Dickenson Murphy; West, R.; Chiles 3rd Row: Cunningham; Pinson; Schulze; Dillard; Fitch; Otero; Horton; Adams; De Lay; Ross; Gnauck; Cox Cheerleaders Left to Right: Madelyn Quevillion, Jefferson H.S.; Kitty Kuper, Saint Mary’s Hall; Janie Friday, MacArthur H.S.; Moye Parish, Jefferson H.S.; and Carolyn Watts, Jefferson H.S. Co-Captains BOB SNIP and LOUIS GONZALEZ 79 All-Conference LOUIS GONZALEZ, Back All-Conference BOB SNIP. Tackle All-Conference T.M.I. 12—ALLEN 6 T.M.I. overwhelmed a last minute threat by Allen Academy of Bryan to save a 12-6 victory over the pre-season favorites on the 24th of September on MacArthur Field. The Panther defense saved the game with one minute left in the final quarter when they halted the Ramblers at the T.M.I. 21 yard line. In the next two plays two Allen passes fell short of their marks. On the final play the rushing Panther line trapped and downed the Allen quarterback 32 yards behind the line of scrimmage. This play was the last hope of the Ramblers but was fruitless and set the Panthers in sole possession of the number 1 spot in the Texas Peparatory League. T.M.I. scored first and last. The Panthers took the lead early in the second period on a 15 yard pass from Hook McCullough to Richard West, after a 24 yard toss from Clark Horton to Mike Cox. Louis Gonzalez put the Panthers ahead in the third period with a 40 yard punt return. The defense held off the Allen team in the last period to leave the scoreboard 12-6 in favor of the Panthers. 80 TMI 6-—Schreiner 6 The Panthers traveled to Schreiner on Oct. 2, to play a frustrating game plagued with penalties and fumbles, which left the Panthers with a 6-6 tie and a tie with San Marcos for the league lead. The Panthers were held scoreless in the first period by Schreiner but nevertheless piled up statistics on a drive which terminated in the early minutes of the second quarter when a TMI touchdown by Louis Gonzalez was called back because of a penalty. The half ended in a 0-0 tie and the third quarter was played uneventfully. In the fourth period a run around left end by a Schreirer halfback stunned the Panthers with a touchdown. TMI settled down in the fourth period and made a 64 yard drive ending with a nine yard touchdown plunge by Clark Horton. The same play was attempted for the point after touchdown but was unsuccessful and the clock ran out with a 6-6 tie on the scoreboard. TMI 7—San Marcos 42 The Panthers were overwhelmed by a powerful San Marcos Academy team on the 8th of October and bounced from first to third place in the Texas Prep. League. The Bears opened the 42-7 rout in the first quarter with a four yard run by the San Marcos quarterback, Richard Penn. The Panthers took the lead for a short time in the second quarter when Hook McCullough tossed to Richard West for a 50 yard pass-run touchdown, and David Fitch kicked the extra point. Before the half ended the Bears boosted their lead to 22-7 on touchdowns by Richard Penn and Mike Bryant, followed by successful conversions by Bryant. When the 2nd half opened the Bears continued their march with an 18 yard touchdown by Mark Rogers and an extra point by soccer-style kicker E. Beloglowsky. The Panthers posed a threat in the fourth period when they moved to the San Marcos 10 yard line, but lost the ball on downs and a penalty. The Bears moved on in the final quarter to score two more touchdowns and leave TMI w’ith a 42-7 loss. GEORGE ADAMS Back TONY ALGARBE Back BAXTER ATOR Back JOE BARKER Guard 81 T.M.I. 26—PEACOCK 7 TIM BASS Guard r DOUG BLAKE Guard The Panthers boosted their loop record to 2-1-1 the 15th day of October when they renewed the oldest rivalry in San Antonio and defeated Peacock, 26-7 on the Kadets homecoming. T.M.I. scored at the rate of one touchdown per quarter beginning with a plunge by Clark Horton from the Peacock two yard line. The most spectacular play came in the second period on an 82 yard pass-run play from Hook McCullough to wingback Randy DeLay. This score cancelled a brief lead by Peacock, which came on a pass from Don Gamer to Ramon Larrios followed by a conversion kick by Tony Abraham. The Panthers opened the third quarter with a 71 yard march which took nine plays. Clark Horton and Louis Gonzalez had runs of 20 and 27 yards respectively before Horton plunged for the score from the Peacock 3. The Panthers rallied again in the fourth quarter following an interception by Tony Algarbe. On the next two plays Bill Chiles carried the ball fifteen yards to the five yard line and in for the score. The conversion failed. Another interception by Tony Algarbe halted a Kadet drive later in the fourth quarter and secured the 26-7 victory for the Panthers. The win left T.M.I. in second place in the T.P.L. SKIP BROWN End TOM BRUNDAGE Back BILL CHILES Back MIKE COX End 82 JOHN CUNNINGHAM DAVID CURRY RANDY DeLAY JOHN DICKENSON Guard Guard End Guard T.M.I. 6—ST. STEPHENS 12 Elated by their win over Peacock the previous week, the Panthers went to Austin to meet the St. Stephens Spartans on October 21st in hopes of breaking a 3 year losing streak to the Austin team. With a vicious offense and a stubborn defense the Panthers surprised the Spartans and led at the half 6-0. This was a result of a 70 yard drive accented by long passes from Clark Horton to Skip Brown and from Hook McCullough to Richard West. After West's seemingly impossible catch at the 5 yard line of the Spartans it took two plays before Louis Gonzalez broke into the end zone with a 1 yard buck over right tackle. The Spartans came out after the half and overpowered the Panthers with 2 touchdowns in the third quarter. Capitalizing on Panther fumbles the Spartans initiated drives, one of which was capped by a 5 yard run into paydirt by Mike Bell and the other was topped off by a 3 yard run by Jim Mussleman. Both conversion attempts were foiled by the Panther defense. Both teams failed to score in the 4th quarter as the Panthers received their third loss in 6 starts this season. T.M.I. 0—ALLEN 7 Allen Academy handed the Panthers their third conference loss and dropped them to third place on Saturday October 30 in Bryan. It was an afternoon of frustration for TMI as they were contained at midfield for most of the afternoon by the Allen defense which knocked 6 fumbles loose from the Panthers. Allen quarterback Ronnie Bussie went over for the lone touchdown of the game from the TMI four and,Scott Buie kicked the extra point. The sue fumbles which were lost by the Panthers were the main reasons that kept them from scoring; however they piled up 198 yards rushing and 3 passes that netted 32 yards. The Ramblers on the other hand had less total yards and 8 less first downs, but as the final 0-7 score showed they were able to capitalize on the mistakes of the Panthers who lost their shot at the championship. 83 T.M.I. 6—SCHREINER 9 Schreiner upset the Panthers on the sixth of November at MacArthur Field and dropped T.M.I. to third place in the league. The Panthers took the lead in the second quarter, after a scoreless first period, on a 1 yard drive by George Adams to cap a 50 yard drive. The attempt for the extra point was unsuccessful as Hook McCullough was dropped at the line of scrimmage. Later in the quarter the Schriener offensive halfback, Hank McCormick, intercepted a T.M.I. pass and ran 60 yards for the only Schriener touchdown, which evened the teams at the half. The second half proved fruitless for both teams. It seemed the game would end a 6-6 tie, as had the previous clash between the two teams, until the Rebels kicked a 25 yard field goal with 3 seconds remaining in the game to give the Rebels a 9-6 victory. NIXON DILLARD Center DENNIS HART Back CLARK HORTON Back MIKE EUBANK Linebacker DAVID FITCH Back JOHN GNAUCK Guard ROY MANN RANDY McCORD HOOK McCULLOUGH PETE OTERO Linebacker Back Back Back T.M.I. 18—SAN MARCOS 28 The Panthers traveled to San Marcos on Nov. 12th in hopes of toppling the undefeated Bears, but were unsuccessful and took a 28-18 loss after an offensive battle which left the losers what normally would be laudable statistics with 10 first downs and 238 yards total. San Marcos opened the scoring with a 54 yard run by Mark Rogers and 2 point conversion by Mike Bryant in the first quarter. The second quarter opened with TMI in possession of the ball and after holding the ball only one play David Fitch unloaded a 46 yard touchdown pass to Randle De Lay. The conversion was unsuccessful and left TMI with an 8-6 deficit. San Marcos struck again in the second quarter with a touchdown by Richard Penn and unsuccessful conversion again by Mike Bryant; however, the Panthers were not to be slighted and scored on a drive by Bill Chiles. The Bears opened the second half with another touchdown with an unsuccessful conversion, followed by another TMI score by Bill Chiles, leaving the score 22-18. At this point the Bears scored again and the game ended in a 28-f8 victory for San Marcos, which clinched them the T.P.L. title. HENRY PARISH Center RICK PINSON Linebacker TED ROSS Back LARRY SCHULZE Guard 85 STEVE SIMPSON Center CARL SONNEN Tackle T.M.I. 0—PEACOCK 10 On Friday the 20th of November the Kadets of Peacock broke a four year losing streak to T.M.I. by humbling the Panthers 10-0 on the T.M.I. homecoming. Peacock won the toss before the game and elected to receive with the Panthers defending the south goal. The Kadets took the ball on the kick off and marched 75 yards in 12 plays to allow Walter Collier to score for Peacock from the 1 yard line. Tony Abraham kicked the extra' point and put the Kadets seven points ahead of the scoreless Panthers. The Panthers faced one of those inevitable low spots in a team’s career and were thwarted by fumbles and injuries throughout the game. With two seconds left on the clock the Kadets scored a field goal and left the Panthers with a 10-0 defeat to close the 1965 season. ED WACHTER Tackle NICK WALLACE Back RICHARD WEST End JEFF MATERA Manager 86 “B” Team 1st Row: Bruner; Smith, C.; Smith, W.; Dix; Helm; Mautz; Leonard; Reipe 2nd Row: White; Watson; Killey; Moran; Christopher; Barnette; Roderick; Leverenz; Thompson 3rd Row: Smith, G.; West, P.; Brown, S.; Reinke; Popham; Stoner; Hughes; Hausman; Clement; Faulkenburg; Skiles; Kirkwood Not Shown: Karr; Chenault “C” Team Kneeling: Tannen, D.; Sommers; Ison; Bohner; Longmire; Wilson; Farenthold; Green; Wood; Jackson, T.; Yates; Francis; Hammon Standing: Col. Ray; Mason; Villareal; Hopkins; Hinds; Light; Jensen; Straus; Camp; Keck; Daspit; Grinnan; Gandy; Jackson 87 Varsity Basketball Front Row from left to right: Coach G. Watson, Gonzalez, Horton, Acuff, Smith, W., Kerr, Richards Second Row: Sapp, Schulze, Curcio, West, R., McCullough, Bardgette, Matthews Not shown: Adams Individual McCullough ............281 Acuff..................173 Horton.................132 Adams..................118 Smith W................113 West, R................108 Richards ...............65 Scoring Sapp ......................60 Bardgette .................40 Kerr.......................30 Schulze ...................21 Gonzalez ..................19 Matthews....................6 Curcio .....................4 88 Coach Watson and co-captains Horton and Acuff All Conference Honorable Mention hook McCullough TMI 62 Cole TMI 29 Cole TMI 54 TMI 45 St. Gerard TMI 47 Holy Cross TMI 57 Schreiner TMI 63 TMI 81 TMI 46 SEASON RECORD GREG ACUFF 63 TMI 103 Keystone 79 61 TMI 48 64 69 TMI 39 Peacock 59 44 TMI 39 52 73 TMI 55 Allen 33 42 TMI 52 San Marcos 51 39 TMI 56 74 43 TMI 86 68 51 TMI 51 46 GEORGE ADAMS CLARK HORTON LARKIN MATTHEWS MIKE CURCIO 91 B Team Coach: Sgt. Maj. Fletcher Front Row: Chenault, Cunningham, Smith, G.; Jessel Second Row: West, P.; Christopher, Watson, Gilmore C Team 92 Front Row: Green, Wood, A.; Binner, Jackson, T.; Malach Francis, Hamblen, Denney, Bohner Second Row: Gandy, Daspit, Hammon, Brown, M.; Beinhorn, Villareal Baseball Team Sitting, Left to Right: Gilmore, Woehler, Binner, Eubank, Cristopher, Miller, H.; Kneeling: Gonzales, Acuff, Otero, Sonnen, Dillard, Moran Standing: Gandy, Roderick, Matera, Walsh, Jensen, McCord, Brown, M., Fitch, Bozada, Green, Hammon, Coach Fletcher Not Shown: Pangman, Hundley. 93 Track Team Kneeling: Brundage, Bruner, Jones, Barnett, Helm, Kerr, Bates, Skiles Standing: DeLay, Cunningham, Blake, Sapp, Bardgette, Gnauck, Wachter, Chiles. 94 Standing Krieelin, Vr POrt, Shank, r,s’ D y. Somm rubb Dean. hX°d’ •� « It, Smith, G., Wingcrtcr, Coach Bill Ruhman punn, '« Hinds, Braubach, M« do S’ Swim min9 Team Rifle Team Standing: Sgt. Rock, Hundley, Jackson, F. Kneeling: Pangman, Seago, Steves Not Shown: Miller, Etherton. Golf Team 96 Left to Right: Gervitz, M., Dix, Quirk, Beinhorn, Turbiville, Rosson, Coach—Mr. Miller, Leonard, Smith, W., Morell. Soccer Team Sealed, Left to Right: Markle, Pena, Helm, Mautz, Simpson, Wallace, N., Sinclair, Gamboa. Standing: Hausman, Dickenson, Alfaro, Loesch, Falkenburg, Pinson, Barnet, Skiles, Aragon, Coach Biggerstaff. 97 TPL Athletic Meet =T Right: 1966 TPL Golf Champions. Left to Right. Leonard, Morell, Turbi-ville, Gervitz, M., Dr. Droste, Coach Miller. Left: 1966 TPL Tennis Champions. Left to Right. Haynes, Kievan, Spencer, G., Braubach, Dunn, Meadows, Dr. Droste, Coach Vasquez. On Friday, April 29, the first and second TMI golf teams placed first and second in the TPL golf tournament. TMI, Allen, and Schreiner participated. The tournament was played at the Olmos Basin Golf Course and Jim Morell was declared the medalist. The first team is pictured above; the second team consists of Mike Quirk, John Dix, Larry Rosson, and Alston Bein-horn. The total scores were: TMI’s first team, 323; TMI's second team, 357; Schreiner, 359; and Allen, 382. TMI finished second in the TPL Athletic Meet held at Leonard Wood field at Fort Sam Houston on April 30, 1966. Robert Bates (left) was tied for first place in individual scorihg in the meet. San Marcos took first place with TMI in second, Allen third, and Peacock, Concordia, and Schreiner trailing the field. TMI’s chances were lessened by the fact that many of our finest track men were out with the measles and assorted injuries. The TMI Tennis Team, led by General Frentzel, hosted the TPL tennis tournament on April 30. Bob Braubach won the singles championship by defeating Rourk of Peacock 6-2, 6-0. Every TMI entry reached the semi-finals. The TMI doubles team in the semifinals was Joe Haynes and George Spencer. They finally placed second in the doubles division. General Frentzel was understandably happy with the victory although the doubles didn’t come out as well as he would have liked. He thinks that we have a good chance for the same title next year because of the bright prospects in the underclassmen. 98 99 Artihities Crusader Editors Sponsor: Mrs. Willitt Seated Left to Right: Levy, Bardgette, Mrs. Willitt, Bass, Engler. Standing Left to Right: Metzner, Adams, Alston, Turbiville, Lord, Snip. Crusader Staff Seated Left to Right: Ross, Matthews, Sinclair, McCurdy, Dickenson Standing Left to Right: Suneson, Shank, Kirkwood, DeLay, Howell, Haynes, Barnett, Rosson, Matera. 101 Sponsor: Mr. Hinds. Seated Left to Right: Mr. Hinds, Meadows, Editor; Tannen, Associate Editor; Mr. Dickey, Sponsor. Standing Left to Right: Pangman, Francis, Jessel, Beinhorn, Markle, Hinds, Bohner, Dahlgren, Taggart, Dean R., .Matthews, Etherton, Kerr, Spaulding, Acuff, Lemionet, Oppenheimer, Primomo, Jackson G., Crews. Forensic Club Sponsor: Mr. Hinote. Top Row Left to Right: Mr. Hinote, Schulze, Barnett, Rosson Liese, Moran, Kievan, Mr. Weinerth, Sponsor. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Garfinkel, Davenport, Pangman, Seago, Grubbs, Meadows, Hughes, Dean R., Matera. Bottom Row Left to Right: Primomo, Martinez, Dahlgren, Taggart, Tannen T., Hinds, Oppenheimer, Tannen D., Sune-son, Wallace R. 102 Honor Council Top Row: Dr. Droste, Barnett, West, Snip .Lord Bottom Row: Adams, Secretary; Bardgette, President; Gonzalez, Vice-President Student Council Left to Right: Markle, Falkenburg, Chenault, Kerr, Gonzalez, President; Mr. Hinote, Alston, Vice-president; DeLay, Secretary; Meadow: Kirkwood, Hammon, Jackson, T. 103 National Honor Society Left to Right: Metzner, Snip, Matthews, Levy, Engler, Kerr, Vice-President; Bardgette, President; Adams, Secretary; Curry, Barnett, Wingerter, Willis. Standing: Miller, H., Bass, DeLay, Steves. Seated: Turbiville, Kerr, Mr. Miller, Algarbe, Bardgette. 104 Photography Club Sponsor—Mr. Manning Front Row—Brown, J.; Miller, H.; Richards; Quirk Second Row—Wilson; Brown, M.; Chenault; Hammon; Spencer, D.; Third Row—Mr. Manning; Hundley; Day; Steves; Skiles Bridge Club Sponsor—Mr. Biggerstaff Seated Left to Right—Helm; Falkenburg; Smith, G.; Jackson, T.; Bruner, M.; Todd; Basse; Frick; Denny Standing Left to Right—Wood, A.; Mr. Biggerstaff; Walsh; Ator McCullough; Camp; Elmore 105 Choir Sponsor: The Reverend Milton F. Brown First Row: Cooksey, Getz, Alfaro, Hughes, Sinclair, Markle, McCurdy, Levy, Aragon, Gervitz, L., Weller, McCord, Francis, Blake, Dickenson. Second Row: Tracy, De La Garza, Gervitz, M., Barnette, Brundage, Hannan, Dunn. Third Row: Schweibish, McClure, Mr. Brown, Karr, Woehler, Vaughan. Lay Readers 106 Sponsor: The Reverend Milton F. Brown Front Row: Getz, Mr. Brown, Davenport. Top Row: Matera, Howell, S., Hughes. Gonzalez. Science Club Sponsor: Mr. Espino Front Row: Malach, Dix, Brown, G., Drake, Cox, Chiles, Nabours. Brunner, O. Second Row: Smith, W., Willis, Van Overen, Moore, Florow, Simpson, Mason, Hunt, Grimes, Wallace, N., Gnauck, Parish, Hart, McKinney, Mr. Espino, Quirk. Junior Librarians Sponsor: Mrs. Willitt Front Row: Chenault, Taggart, Mrs. Willitt, Tannen, T., Steves Top Row: Beinhorn, Pangman, Brown, M., Dahlgren, Francis. 107 Rock Club Sponsor: Dr. Droste. Standing Left to Right: Bondurant, Morrow, Dr. Droste, Kneeling: Villarreal. Algebra Club 108 Sponsor: Col. Klein Standing Left to Right: Burke, Stoner, McCormick, Moran, Col. Klein, Alfaro, Davis, W., Brundage, Braubach. Seated Left to Right: Grinnan, Roth, Jaffe. Athletic Statistics Club Sponsor: Coach Watson From Row: Eubank, Gonzalez, Christopher, Roderick, Acuff. Back Row: Coach Watson; Clement, Murphy, Cunningham, Fitch, West. Chess Club Sponsor: Mr. Ray L to R: Spencer, G.; Garcia, Reinke, Binner, Taylor, Goodrich, Mr. Ray, Bellows, Mallory, Leonard, Hopkins, Jackson, P., Redburn 109 Coin Club Sponsor: Mr. Webber L to R: Mr. Webber, Burns, Brown, S., Christensen Slide Rule Club 110 Sponsor: Mr. Shaw L to R: Cashen, Randal, Roberts, Mr. Shaw. Automobile Club Sponsor: Mr. Vasquez L to R: Pheil, Grubbs, Daniel, Spencer, L., Mr. Vasquez, Nunn Sponsor: Gen. Frentzel L to R: Tannen, D.; Leverenz, Gen. Frentzel, Hamblen, Gracey. Junior Historians Sponsor: Mr. Donaldson Left to Right: Sommers, Mr. Donaldson, Daspit Wallace, P. Acolytes Sponsor: The Reverend Milton F. Brown Seated: Steves, Mr. Brown, Spaulding Standing: Vaughan, Blake, Sommers Spanish Club Sponsor: Mr. Utay First Row: McMaster, Rutherford, Jones', A. C., White Second Row: Pena, Smith, C. T., Wallace, D. Third Row: Karr, Keck Radio Club Sponsor: Mr. Landgraf L to R: Curcio, Yates, Haner, Jensen, Wood, H., Livengood, Eidelbach. 113 Guitar Club Sponsor: Mr. Byron Brown Front Row: Schulze, McKay, McCleary, Carson, Dean, W.; Watson, Jackson, C.; Link, I illard, West, P. Second Row: Graham, Sonnen, Gervitz, L., Gross, Shuler. Language Lab Club Quill and Scroll AN INTERNATIONAL HONORARY SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS Seated Left to Right: Alston, Ass't Military and Ass’t Sports Editor—Crusader; Snip, Features Editor—Crusader; Metzner, Military Editor— Crusader; Acuff, Sports Editor—Panther; Levy, Advertising Editor—Crusader; Kerr, Features Editor—Panther; Bardgette, Editor—Crusader; Meadows, Editor—Panther; Engler, Photography Editor—Crusader; Matthews, Circulation Manager—Panther; Bass, Managing Editor—Crusader; Adams, Football Edtior—Crusader; Turbiville, Activities Editor—Crusader; McCurdy, Ass’t Advertising Editor—Crusader. Standing Left to Right: Howell, Features Staff—Crusader; DeLay, Sports Staff—Crusader; Barnett, Activities Staff—Crusader; Taggart, Reporter—Panther; Rosson, Features Staff—Crusader; Oppenheimer, Business Manager—Panther; Garfinkel, Reporter—Panther; Tannen, Associate Editor—Panther. e 115 military The Battalion Staff BATTALION COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER BATTALION S-3 BATTALION S-l BATTALION S-2 BATTALION S-4 ASSISTANT S-3 SERGEANT MAJOR BATTALION ARMORER Lieutenant Colonel John J. Bardgette Major Charles J. Kerr Major David L. Engler Captain David J. Curry Captain John C. Meadows Captain Stephen R. Sinclair First Lieutenant George Q. Adams Leslie W. Barnett S.F.S. John H. Davenport 118 The Color Guard From Left to Right: Color Guard Commander Roderick, Moran, Bondurant, Christopher. I 19 “A” Company COMPANY COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER FIRST PLATOON LEADER SECOND PLATOON LEADER FIRST SERGEANT 1st Lt. Antonio J. Algarbe 2nd Lt. Gregory M. Acuff 2nd Lt. Francis C. Jackson 2nd Lt. Roy K. Mann SFC Alan E. Drake Bottom Row, Left to Right: Primomo, Yates, Francis, Cox, McCullough, Drake, Chiles, Acuff, Algarbe, West, Jackson, F.; Tannen T., Shuler, Jessel, Richards, Talley Chamut Roberts, Keck. Middle Row: Brown, G.; Tannen, D.; Wood, A.; Gervitz, M.; Walsh, Garcia, Gervitz, L.; Harris, Smith, C. T.; Wachter, McKay, Schweibish, Clement. Top Row: Graham, Daspit, Cooksey, Camp, Morrow, Sterns, Karr, Rutherford, Sapp, Puckett, Florow, Murphy, Hannan, Bellows, Falkenburg, Mason. Not Shown: Mann, Garfinkel, Pinson, Dunn, Ator, Wood, H.; Cox, Jackson, G.; Elmore, Curcio, Barker, Morell. “B” Company COMPANY COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER FIRST PLATOON LEADER SECOND PLATOON LEADER FIRST SERGEANT 1st Lt. Stephen R. Sinclair 1st Lt. Nicholas M. Wallace 2nd Lt. William W. Alston SFC Stephen C. Loesch M Sgt. James R. DeLay Bottom Row, Left to Right: Wallace P., Hamblen, Mautz, Ross, Sonnen, Gnauck, Alston, DeLay, Sinclair, Wallace N.; Loesch, Taggart, Chenault, Nabours, Markle, McCormick Weller, Malach. Middle Row: West, P.; Tracy, Farenthold, Sullivan, Jackson, T., Wilson, Gamboa, Suneson, Davis W.; Bruner M.; McCleary, Binner, Leonard, Gracey, Alfaro, Grimes, Reinke, Jackson P.; Goodrich. Top Row: Jones A. C.; Gandy, McCord. Lemionet, Hammon, Hausman, Grinnan, Brown, S.; Aragon, Livengood, Smith, G.; Jensen, Curcio, Eubank, Shank, Cashen. Not Shown: Haynes, Link, McMaster, McKinney, Wallace D.; Smith W.; Gross, Dillard, White, Stoner, Hughes, Caldwell, De La Garza, Todd, Burke, Kirkwood, Gilmore. “C” Company COMPANY COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER FIRST PLATOON LEADER SECOND PLATOON LEADER FIRST SERGEANT Capt. Charles J. Kerr 1st Lt. John L. Matthews 1st Lt. Marion W. McCurdy 2nd Lt. James M. Levy 1st Sgt. James M. Etherton Bottom Row, Left to Right: Matera, Ison, Miller H.; Hinds, Willis, Oppenheimer, Levy, Etherton, Kerr, Matthews, McCurdy, Howell S.; Dickenson, Dix, Bates, Dahlgren, Howell D.; Redburn. Middle Row: Cunningham, Daniel, Quirk, Beinhorn, Day, Haley, George; Haley, Greg; Kott, Christensen, Brundage, Top Row: Skiles, Straus, Brown, M., Spencer D.; Nunn, Hundley, Fitch, Davis S.; Blake, Popham, Watson, Roth, Denny, Seago, Grubbs, Light. Not Shown: Braubach, Brown, J.; Kievan, Sommers, Otero, Taylor. “D” COMPANY COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER FIRST PLATOON LEADER SECOND PLATOON LEADER FIRST SERGEANT Company 1st Lt. Louis A. Gonzalez 2nd Lt. Robert C. Snip 2nd Lt. Timothy J. Bass 2nd Lt. Ronald C. Metzner M Sgt. William E. Dean Bottom Row: Mallory, Bohner, Dean, R.; Rosson, Turbiville, Hart, Bass, Dean, W.; Gonzalez, Snip, Wingerter, Parish, Schulze, Pheil, Pangman Woehler, Martinez Taffe Middle Row: Christopher, Burns, Basse, Green, Blackstock, Eidelbach. ’ Top Row: Villarreal, Vaughan, Thompson, Spaulding, Hopkins, Bozada, Moore, Leverenz, Getz, Underwood, Karson, Brunner, Haner, Steves, Jackson, C.; Jones, P. Not Shown: Metzner, Crews, Spencer, G.; Spencer, L.; Frick, Liese. N3 LO The T.M.I. Band , VttA Ry BAND DIRECTOR ... BAND COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER DRUM MAJOR ... ........... Mr. Jimmie Klein 1st Lt. Stephen H. Simpson . 2nd Lt. John E. Dickenson . . . . Sgt. Tom B. Turbiville Bottom Row: Left to Right: Gervitz M.; Howell D.; Grimes, Randal, Gervitz L.; Skiles. 2nd Row: Spaulding, Watson, Nunn, Spencer, L.; Wilson, M.; West. P. }rd Row: Taylor, Francis, Bohner, Day, Brundage, Brunner, O.; Dickenson. Top Row: Simpson, Jaffe, Karr, Jackson, C., Turbiville. Not Shown: Tannen T., Pinson, Daspit, Gross, Aragon, Taggart, Jackson, P.; Dillard, Kirkwood, Gilmore, Wallace P., McCleary Malach, Bates, Fitch, Matera, Woehler, Underwood. 124 125 During the year, military life has many appearances. Consider for instance . . . The T.M.I. Military Calendar Queen's Guard for the Floresville Peanut Festival and San Antonio Academy Day 8 October 1965 126 127 Optimist Clubs' Awards for Excellence in Military, 9 November 1965 General Harris's Inspection 14 January 1966 T.M.I. graduate, Marine P.F.C., and outstanding recruit, Thomas Bradford presents yearbook to T.M.I., 7 January 1966 128 Queen's Guard for the Black and White Ball 11 December 1965 Premiere of Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines” 20 January 1966 Stratford Ball 28 January 1966 Carnival Of Nations 19 February 1966 l?9 The T.M.I. Military Ball 26 February 1966 130 V'V ' -V. . ,• . � V’ mi- ' • ••. • $ «t £ % ii • f .,t ' %ir Camp Bullis '31 March—2 April 1966 131 Federal Inspection 14 April 1966 Colonel Semmens critiques Review. 132 Lt. Colonel Virgil inspects the ranks. King Antonio the Forty-fourth visits T.M.I. 21 April 1966 Fiesta Week 16-23 April 1966 Honor Guard for the Pioneer Ball 16 April 1966 Delegation to the River Parade 18 April 1966 133 134 Military Field Day 135 The Special Drill Squad DRILL SQUAD MODERATOR ............. Master Sergeant Rock DRILL SQUAD COMMANDER ......Captain Marion Wallace McCurdy Top Row, Left to Right: Sinclair, Howell, S., Simpson, Daniel, Hughes. Bottom Row, Left to Right: McCurdy, Levy, Barnett, Wingcrter, Rosson, Blake. 136 Personalities The T.M.I. Sabre Team at the Robert E. Lee Stratford Ball. National Honor Society Initiation. Mr. DeLay presents Dr. Droste with the T.M.I. Victory Bell. 138 Daily morning chapel service. The r.M.I. Special Drill Squad performs at the second annual Military Ball. Dr. Droste presents Quill and Scroll awards. Sgt. Rock receives his new stripes from Maj. Lindquist and Dr. Droste. Col. Webber presents Cadet McCormick with a San Antonio coin show award. National Merit Scholarship award winners: Engler, Curry, Bardgette, and Metzner. Coach Watson lights the bonfire before T.M.I.’s homecoming game. Cadet Metzner speaks at the T.M.I. student congress. District Attorney Barlow tries to convince the T.M.I. jury at the Mock Trial. Beginning of the new MacArthur library. 140 Faculty Sayings MR. BIGGERSTAFF: 41, 17, 69, Hike!” DR. BONDURANT: Cough!” COL. B. BROWN: Well, the thing about it is . . . MR. M. BROWN: I'm about to land, and when I land, I land hard!” COL. DICKEY: Whatever you say is fine with me. MR. DONALDSON: West! I'll take care of this!” DR. DROSTE: Leave the faculty out of this!” MR. ESPINO: Speak, Old Man.” SGT. FLETCHER: Personally, I could care less.” GEN. FRENTZEL: Lord! Wake up! You to Adams. ADAMS! Adams?” MISS FREY: Come back at office hours.” MR. GERBER: No, I don't sell baby food. Why?” SGT. GLIDEWELL: There will be no more PLAYBOYS or other girlie magazines in this study hall!” SGT. HACKER: Deep meditation of teenage girls? MR. HINDS: We like to call this the OLD library.” COL. HINOTE: See the Dean in the Dean's office, in the Dean's chair, with the Dean's cap on ... COL. KILLEY: Gentlemen, this is serious!” MR. J. KLEIN: Look, you Knucklehead ... MR. KNORR: You juz gotta cooool it.” MR. LANDGRAF: Did I tell you boys about the time I kicked a 90 yard field goal?” MAJ. LINDQUIST: Well, the sun was setting in th East, and ... MR. LUDEKE: We'II have to ask Mr. Ruhman about that.” MR. McGEORGE: Keep still! Willya?” MR. MANNING: If you need me I'll be in the faculty lounge-—just ring 22.” MR. MILLER: The Big Boys tell me ... !” COL. RAY: Look heah, Bustah!” SGT. ROCK: Yep, that's right, I’m going to stack arms. MRS. ROSE: Come on in........” MR. RUHMAN: Snip, do you have permission to be in the dorm?” MR. SHAW: Well, there’s always summer school. MRS. SPELLMANN: He’s out ...” MR. UTAY: That’s your problem.” MR. VASQUEZ: Let's cut the Rudy bit, fellas.” MR. VESTAL: Hey man, just hold it down!” MR. VOLENTINE: I don't know what you'll get for this, but ...” MR. WATSON: Write a paper about America—that should cover it pretty well. COL. WEBBER: No, Alston, we can’t pay that much for that band!” COL. WEINERTH: SHUT UP!” MRS. WEST: What colleges? MR. WHATTON: You’re on your own time, gentlemen! MRS. WILLITT: Tell you what—why don't you just take a week’s vacation? 141 “Worth More Than 10,000 Words” Due to an increased enrollment, T.M.I. has been forced to enlarge its classrooms. 142 Mr. Krack dramatizes. T.M.I. offers its students a wide variety of sports. 144 Students sometimes have trouble with their homework. It seems like only yesterday when I was in your place. 145 Advice to the Lovelorn. New officers sometimes have trouble learning the Sabre Manual. 146 Senior Sayings GREG ACUFF: Let me tell you about the wierdos I saw downtown! GEORGE ADAMS: Jack Daniels! TONY ALGARBE: 3:00 A.M.: Hey Louie! Wake up! You know I really love Lula. BILL ALSTON: What time is it in Madagascar, Grif? JOHN BARDGETTE: We'll do it MY way. TIM BASS: Hey Parish, give me a ride to . . . STAN BELLOWS: Puff! SHACK CASHEN: No, Eubank, I haven't got it. MIKE COX: I smell somethin’ cookin'! DAVID CURRY: My good friend Sgt. Fletcher says I’ll make it this time. JOHN DICKENSON: But Prof ... I have five tests today! ALAN DRAKE: Hey that was the bell for breakfast, wasn't it? WAKE UP! DAVID ENGLER: You have to reason it out ... MIKE EUBANK: Alston, I'll flip you double or nothin'. LOUIS GERVITZ: Hey Toni, guess who I’m going steady writh this week. PETER GETZ: Son of a gun! JOHN GNAUCK: I love it here! LOUIS GONZALEZ: Hey, Pete, let’s double after the San Marcos game. HANCE GROSS: Hey, anybody want to shine my shoes for fifty cents? GREG HALEY: But Sarge, I got a haircut this week. DENNIS HART: Look! Would you just hang loose a minute! A. J. HAUSMAN: Hey Guy! JOE HAYNES: Here’s the deal right here, West. FRANCIS JACKSON: Look who I like this time. JERRY KERR: Now look, Bardgette! DEAN KLEVAN: Wadaya mean I need a haircut! MIKE LINK: Personally, I think it was a rock polisher that did it. JIM LEVY: I didn’t want to stay in your old library anyway, Mrs. Willitt! GRIFFIN LORD: It’s 4:17 P.M., Bill. ROY MANN: O.K. Sapp, you and Wachter sing I’m a Little Teapot.’’ LARKIN MATHEWS: I don’t care what you do, so long as I don’t get the rack for it. SI McCURDY: Good morning, fair lotus blossom. That’s a lovely dress with matching earrings you have on this morning. JOHN MEADOWS: General, I won’t be out for tennis this afternoon. RONNIE METZNER: Sure Colonel, we can whip a debate together by day after tomorrow. RICK PINSON: Hey, Ruben! TED ROSS: Cut me down, Eubank! LARRY SCHULZE: If you want my opinion ... STEVE SIMPSON: Commander of whose band? STEVE SINCLAIR: Mrs. Willitt, I’ve got that problem again this morning . . . girls. BOB SNIP: Well, that’s the way it goes—some days you eat the bear and some days the bear eats you. CARL SONNEN: Hey Goof, are we going to Laredo this weekend? JEFF STERNS: Nihil Supra Feminas TOM TURBIVILLE: Well—she just doesn’t like barn dances, anyways she’s out of town ... NICK WALLACE: THINK! Maybe we can get out of this work. RICHARD WEST: Things seemed a little too quiet up here tonight, Ruhman, so I thought I'd come up and see what I could do about it. . . And Then It Snowed Ml Please, Sarge, if ... if anything happens . . . tell them I did it for T.M.I. No, Goof, you just think there's a lock on your toe! Where's this River Kwai they keep telling us about? Whoopee ti yi yo! Fiesta finds normally serious, hard working cadets hard at play 149 Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1966 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF BEXAR KNOWN TO ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the Class of 1966, herein acting in our official capacities, being of sound mind and disposing memory, realizing the uncertainties of graduation and the certainty of death, and cognizant of our properties and the objects of our bequest do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament revoking all other wills and testamentary disposition here-to-fore made by us and direct that: GREG ACUFF: Leaves T.M.I. a copy of Andersonville, with fond memories of its tactics employed there. GEORGE ADAMS: Leaves his Golden Thumb to anyone unfortunate enough to miss the bus to Allen next year. TONY ALGARBE: Leaves a year's supply of No-Doze, for those Juniors who will take Physics next year. BILL ALSTON: Leaves a Viscounts calling card, and the ability to handle Col. Webber, to Randy DeLay. JOHN BARDGETTE: Leaves to T.M.I. all its unsolvable problems. TIM BASS: Leaves the keys to his car to the boarders who will need it in the future. STAN BELLOWS: Leaves his ability to Puff to Bill Chiles. SHACK CASHEN: Leaves to Col. Hinote his gold-plated brick. MIKE COX: Leaves a heavy-duty, all-purpose stretcher for his favorite person to use where needed. DAVID CURRY: Leaves a pair of very slightly used 1st Lt. pins to his best friend at T.M.I., Sgt. Maj. Fletcher. JOHN DAVENPORT: Leaves the T.M.I. Armory to anyone who can stand it for one week. JOHN DICKENSON: Leaves his ability to sleep in class with his eyes open to Ed Wachter, in hopes that he will use it wisely. ALAN DRAKE: Leaves a pair of faded Sergeant stripes to anyone who can get them off. DAVID ENGLER: Leaves the co-captaincy of the Debate Team to Larry Rosson. MIKE EUBANK: Leaves to Warren Smith all the tricks of the trade, and to Mutt Jeff his diploma. LOUIS GERVITZ: Leaves to the Administrative Department a copy of Democracy and the Freedom of Speech,” and to the Military Department a catalog of Missouri Military Academy. PETER GETZ: Leaves to T.M.I. a cooling system so they can get rid of all the hot air that's always blowing. JOHN GNAUCK: Leaves T.M.I. out the back door. LOUIS GONZALEZ: Leaves to Pete Otero his ability to stay out of trouble. HANCE ROSS: Leaves -the Class of 67 the ability to shine their own shoes. GREG HALEY: Leaves his ability to get library fines to Deadhead. DENNIS HART: Leaves to Bill Chiles his luck to get kicked out of the library whenever Mrs. Willitt feels like it. A. J. HAUSMAN: Leaves to the C.I.C. his white belt so that it can become next year’s B.O.X. JOE HAYNES: Leaves to Jim White his combination lock so as to keep miscellaneous items safe in his closet. FRANCIS JACKSON: Leaves his courage, bearing, and forethought and his 2nd Lt. pins to Primono in hopes that he will benefit more. JERRY KERR: Leves Mr. Biggerstaff a turtleneck sweater, size 44; to the Business Office a new shovel for the next ground breaking ceremony, and to the Senior Class the lettering of the new library. DEAN KLEVAN: Leaves to the corps his military proficiency, and to Mr. Biggerstaff .. . NOOooo! JIM LEVY: Leaves to the next discriminating individual the beloved title of Meier, and to any person inept enough to claim it, the ability to get thrown out of the library five times a w'eek. MIKE LINK: Leaves to Bill Kirkwood a fan that never blows the right way. GRIFFIN LORD: Leaves his tremendous smiling ability to Randy Delay, in hopes that he, too, can laugh off his Senior Year. ROY MANN: Leaves Bill Chiles a window fan that blows out, instead of in. LARKIN MATHEWS: Leaves second rate basketball uniforms to the J.V., the job of C Company Exec, to some poor undeserving soul, and a 17-24 shirt to Mr. Biggerstaff. SI McCURDY: Leaves his uncanny, supernatural, and rare ability to get along with older women, such as Mrs. Willitt, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Spellman and Mrs. West, to any cadet chic and suave enough to attain it. JOHN MEADOWS: Leaves to the Viet-Nam headed Military Department the address and telephone number of Mr. Paul Brand, and the book entitled, Athletic Coach’s Handbook for Winning Teams of 5'4 Men. RONNIE METZNER: Leaves to Prof. Manning a pair of spiked boots and a ladder to aid him in repairing telephone lines. RICHARD PINSON: Leaves to T.M.I. seven new bed sheets and the hopes of a first floor infirmary. TED ROSS: Leaves Randy Delay a nine month supply of gelatin capsules in hopes that Blond Hair Blue Eyes will be able to distribute his share of catnip again next year. LARRY SCHULZE: Leaves his great looks, exciting personality, brilliant mind and loud mouth to any person who wants to be very unpopular. STEVE SIMPSON: Leaves Webb a spare wagon to use while the other is down the hill being fixed. STEVE SINCLAIR: Leaves his well known recognition at Thomas Jefferson to anyone who’s brave enough to want it, and to Randy Delay he leaves B” Company in hopes that he can at least persuade it to learn its facing movements by the end of the coming year. BOB SNIP: Leaves his ability to be an Operator to The Fox” in fond hopes that the yes-man will some day wake up. CARL SONNEN: Leaves to A.C. Jones his ability to drive Highway 81 South while under very strenuous conditions. JEFF STERNS: Leaves his uncanny athletic ability to anyone with enough speed and agility to take it. TOM TURBIVILLE: Leaves his temper to Mr. Biggerstaff so that he can continue teaching without fear of contradiction. NICK WALLACE: Leaves his set of pass keys for those unfortunates who go hungry at night. RICHARD WEST: Leaves Dr. Droste a worn out pair of Mst. Sgt. stripes and a copy of Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People. 150 ATTORNEYS: Robert Snip Steve Sinclair Herr Brown supervises a POW work detail You people . . . . . . and we also have cozy bungalows in a resort atmosphere . . . 151 It’s easy. Major, when you know your Score—hair cream. Lithen, thilly! Oh, really? That one there, Major, is my prize stamp an 1869 Train Special For ticks, use the buddy system; someone you can trust. Proper rest shows up in mental and physical alertness 152 Sure, Adams, we know you just love parades. The Junior-Senior Prom Bishop and Mrs. Jones and faculty members in the Receiving line. Just add water and there you have it ... a gourmet’s delight! . . . And the food's good, too .. . Cadet Levy completes the Receiving Line, overjoyed at the pros- The group finds the festivities overly exciting! pect of another T.M.I. dance. 153 Semper paratus—even in pictures. Ya gotta be kidding! After this we plan to Tim Bass turns on the charm! Bill! Watch your fist. End of the Year Activities The KMA’s practice for the battle of the bands at the Teen Canteen. Dr. Droste pays tribute to Miss Frey. Miss Frey expresses thanks. 155 Hall of Fame MOST REPRESENTATIVE John Bardgette BEST OFFICER Jerry Kerr MOST INTELLIGENT David Engler MOST POPULAR MOST VALUABLE John Bardgette MOST GENTLEMANLY Si McCurdy MOST VERSATILE Louie Gonzalez MOST HANDSOME Roy Mann MOST COURTEOUS Ronnie Metzner MOST GENEROUS Steve Sinclair BEST DRESSED Bill Alston MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Bardgette MOST INDUSTRIOUS David Engler MOST AMBITIOUS Jerry Kerr MOST OPTIMISTIC Steve Sinclair BEST NATURED Rick West 156 Officers’ Sweethearts 157 JOHN J. BARDGETTE Lieutenant Colonel Battalion Commander New Orleans, Louisiana MISS MARIE BRENNER San Antonio, Texas 158 159 160 ANTONIO ALGARBE JR. Captain Commander A” Company Caracas, Venezuela MISS MARIA LUISA EICHELMANN San Luis Potosi, Mexico 161 162 163 MARION WALLACE McCURDY, JR. Captain Commander C” Company San Antonio, Texas 164 165 166 167 WILLIAM W. ALSTON First Lieutenant First Platoon Leader B” Company Laredo, Texas 168 r 169 170 MISS CLAUDIA TRUE Georgetown, Texas ROGER GRIFFIN LORD First Lieutenant Executive Officer B” Company Georgetown, Texas 171 ROY K. MANN First Lieutenant Second Platoon Leader A” Company Pearsall, Texas MISS MARY JANE HINKEL Cotulla, Texas 172 JOHN LARKIN MATTHEWS First Lieutenant Executive Officer C” Company San Antonio, Texas MISS DANA SIMPSON San Antonio, Texas 173 174 175 ROBERT C. SNIP Second Lieutenant First Platoon Leader D Company San Antonio, Texas MISS LARK SMITH San Antonio, Texas 176 RICHARD H. WEST Second Lieutenant First Platoon Leader A” Company Hindes, Texas MISS NANCY HOGAN San Antonio, Texas 177 The Editors and Staff extend their thanks to the Friends and Advertisers without whose help this yearbook wouldn’t have been possible. 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Scott Son................................................................................193 Frank Brothers ..................................................................................179 Freshman Class ..................................................................................191 Frost National Bank...............................................................................197 Groos National Bank ..............................................................................186 Gunter Hotel .....................................................................................192 Fredrick Hagemeister .............................................................................195 Heyland’s Pharmacy ...............................................................................185 Howell Refining Co.......................................................................•'.......181 January’s Texaco Service .........................................................................196 Joske's of Texas .................................................................................188 Junior Class .....................................................................................184 Karotkin’s Furniture .............................................................................196 Kelly-Scherrer Flowers Gifts....................................................................196 Labatt Wholesale Grocery .........................................................................193 Laurel Heights Pharmacy...........................................................................183 Main Linen Service................................................................................180 Merchant's Printing ..............................................................................186 McDougall's Laundry...............................................................................196 McNeel’s Jewelers ............................................................................... 180 Mosel Terrell ..................................................................................183 Owl Cleaners .....................................................................................183 Rambler Center....................................................................................185 Roy Akers Funeral Home............................................................................193 Saint Mary's Hall ................................................................................190 San Antonio Academy ..............................................................................196 Sears, Roebuck Co...............................................................................183 Servomation..................................................................................... 193 Sophomore Class ................................................................................. 187 Steve’s Sash Door Co............................................................................182 Sugarman's Uniforms...............................................................................180 Summit Radio Television.........................................................................186 Trophy House......................................................................................180 Turbiville Motors ................................................................................193 White’s Uvalde Mines .............................................................................194 178 Compliments of Compliments of SUGARMAN'S UNIFORMS BLAUSER'S jb- PHARMACY « 910 OBLATE DRIVE -SAN ANTONIO,TEXAS • TA6-322I R FREE DELIVERY 407 West Houston Phone TAylor 6-6618 THE TROPHY HOUSE, me. 3214 Broadway SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78209 Compliments of A FRIEND 223 EAST HOUSTON STREET WILLIS MONROE, Pre«. 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PENNELL Headmaster San Antonio, Texas 77027 190 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING FRANK BROTHERS SABRE SUGARMAN SABRE CLASS OF 56 SABRE LESLIE BARNETT STEVEN HOWELL DAVID OPPENHEIMER MARTIN SABRE FOLBRE SABRE KELLY TROPHY NICHOLAS WINGERTER HONOR COUNCIL MIKE PANGMAN JOHN WILLIS 201 Richards, Falkenburg, Barnett, Chiles, Dean, W., Oppenheimer MAJOR JACOBO ESTRADA BEST ATHLETE AWARD LOUIE GONZALEZ BEST BASKETBALL ATHLETE GREG ACUFF BEST GOLF ATHLETE BEST TENNIS ATHLETE BOB BRAUBACH 202 SPRINGALL AWARD BEST BASEBALL ATHLETE DENNIS HART BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD DAVID ENGLER CRUSADER AWARD JIM LEVY LOUIE GONZALEZ FRANCIS MORGAN FRASHER, JR. AWARD JOHN BARDGETTE OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE PANTHER JOHN MEADOWS 203 BEST PANTHER ARTICLE GREG ACUFF ELEANOR T. WILLERSON AWARD JERRY KERR BISHOP S CUP DAVID ENGLER ALUMNI TROPHY JOHN BARDGETTE COL. HAMILTON F. SEARIGHT AWARD JOHN BARDGETTE VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN DAVID ENGLER and JOHN BARDGETTE SEWANEE CLUB AWARD NICK WINGERTER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIORS Wingerter, Willis, Barnett FRANCIS L NEMECK AWARD JOHN HANNAN ASSOC. OF HARVARD CLUBS AWARD LIBRARY AWARD KIRK FRANCIS FRENCH MEDALLION GERARD LEMIONET BEST 10th GRADE BOARDER GEORGE MARKLE BEST 9th GRADE BOARDER RICHARD BINNER HISTORY MEDALLION DAVID CURRY BEST 10th GRADE DAY STUDENT MIKE PANGMAN BEST 9th GRADE DAY STUDENT 206 CLASS AWARDS BEST GRADES Brown, M., Malach, Pangman, Barnett, Engler. SPANISH MEDALLION LUIS GERVITZ COL RUSSELL C. HINOTE AWARD RONNIE METZNER NATIONAL MERIT CERTIFICATES Engler, Metzner, Curry, Bardgette VERNON G. SCHIMMEL, SR. MEMORIAL AWARD NICK WINGERTER KERR PRESENTS SENIOR CLASS GIFT For the inscription on the front of the MacArthur Memorial Library 207 Neither Snow, Nor Rain, Nor . . . DAVID ENGLER JOHN BARDGETTE TONY ALGARBE BILL ALSTON EDGAR ARAGON BAXTER ATOR TIM BASS ROBERT BATES 209 MIKE CURCIO DAVID CURRY JOHN DAVENPORT RANDY DeLAY JOHN DICKENSON ALAN DRAKE MIKE ETHERTON PETER GETZ JOHN GNAUCK LOUIE GONZALEZ LUIS GERVITZ HANCE GROSS GREG HALEY DENNIS HART JOE HAYNES FRANCIS JACKSON JERRY KERR DEAN KLEVAN A. J. HAUSMAN JIM LEVY MIKE LINK STEPHEN LOESCH LARKIN MATTHEWS SI McCURDY JOHN MEADOWS GRIFFIN LORD ROY MANN RONNIE METZNER MACK NABOURS HENRY PARISH 213 LARRY SCHULZE STEVE SIMPSON STEVE SINCLAIR BOB SNIP CARL SONNEN JEFFREY STERNS NICK WALLACE JOHN WALSH RICK WEST BOB SUNESON TOM TURBIVILLE Not shown: Bob Bozada, Shack Cashen, Mike Eubank, Mike Cox Rountree. Senior Addresses Keep in Touch. GREG ACUFF ....................................... Box 5, Friendswood, Texas GEORGE ADAMS............................... 10119 Crestover Circle, Dallas, Texas TONY ALGARBE...............................Av. Las Mercedes, Ed. Ibaiondo 13, Urb. La Paz, El Paraiso, Caracas, Venezuela BILL ALSTON................................2401 Lane Street, Laredo, Texas 78040 EDGAR ARAGON......................................Pasco De La Reforma 1650 Colonia Lomas De Chapultepec, Mexico 10, D.F., Mexico BAXTOR ATOR................................ 929 Dolphin, Corpus Christi, Texas JOHN BARDGETTE......................... 2355 Beck Street, New Orleans, La. 70114 TIM BASS..........................143 Montpelier Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78228 ROBERT BATES............................... 123 Park Drive, San Antonio, Texas STAN BELLOWS...................................... 1505 Seabord, Midland, Texas JOHN BOZADA................................P. O. Box 696, Hebbronville, Texas JOHN CALDWELL.......................... 405 Del Mar Blvd., Corpus Christi, Texas SHACK CASHEN..................................... 505 Woodlawn, Kilgore, Texas MIKE COX (ROUNTREE)........................P. O. Box 538, Comfort, Texas 78013 MIKE CURCIO.................................... Apartado 108, Colonia del Valle, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico DAVID CURRY............................. 147 Antrim Drive, San Antonio, Texas JOHN DAVENPORT................................... Rt. 1, Box 59, Converse, Texas RANDY DeLAY............................. 4931 Braesvalley Drive, Houston, Texas JOHN DICKENSON......................... 105 Ivywood Circle, San Antonio, Texas ALAN DRAKE................................. Creole Petroleum Corp., Tia Juana, Edo Zulia, Venezuela DAVID ENGLER...............................P. O. Box 285, Seguin, Texas 78155 JIM ETHERTON................................... 207 Blakely, San Antonio, Texas MIKE EUBANK.......................................Rt. 1, Box 26, Sinton, Texas LUIS GERVITZ................................... President Mazarik 433. Polanca, Mexico, D.F., Mexico PETE GETZ.............................. 215 Cardinal Avenue, San Antonio, Texas JOHN GNAUCK................................4310 Altura Avenue, El Paso, Texas LOUIE GONZALES................................. 222 Yukon, San Antonio, Texas HANCE GROSS ......................................... Box 297, Pearsall, Texas GREG HALEY.................................. 859 Contour Drive, San Antonio, Texas DENNIS HART.............................. 300 Fawn Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78231 HAUSMAN, A. J............................................Box 1147, Eagle Pass, Texas JOE HAYNES ..................................................... Box 928, Alpine, Texas FRANCIS JACKSON .......................................... Box 415, Gonzales, Texas JERRY KERR........................... 363 Donella Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78232 DEAN KLEVAN.......................... 506 North Church Street, West Chester, Penna. JIM LEVY............................. Ill E. Terra Alta, San Antonio, Texas 78209 MIKE LINK.......................................... Box 34, Star Rte., Laredo, Texas STEVE LOESCH.........................................Casilla 5918, Guayaquil, Ecuador GRIFFIN LORD...................... 308 East University Ave., Georgetown, Texas 78626 ROY MANN...............................................Route 1, Box 6B, Pearsall, Texas LARKIN MATTHEWS............................... 114 E. Gramercy, San Antonio, Texas SI McCURDY.....................................601 E. Mandalay, San Antonio, Texas ED MAUTZ...........................165 Nino Artillero, San Luis Potosi, S.L.P., Mexico JOHN MEADOWS....................... 108 Schreiner Place, San Antonio, Texas 78212 RONNIE METZNER..................... 850 Linda Lou Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78223 MACK NABOURS................................. 4624 Forest Drive, Port Arthur, Texas HENRY PARISH.........................174 Schreiner Place, San Antonio, Texas 78212 RICK PINSON....................................Rt. 8, Box 203, San Antonio, Texas TED ROSS.....................................918 Country Club Drive, Mission, Texas LARRY SCHULZE...................................... 3914 Midvale, San Antonio, Texas STEVE SIMPSON........................ 800 Lockhill-Selma, San Antonio, Texas 78213 STEVE SINCLAIR........................... 226 Laburnum, San Antonio, Texas 78209 BOB SNIP........................... 227 Glentower Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78213 CARL SONNEN.............................. General Delivery, Vanderpool, Texas 78885 JEFF STERNS.......................... 3611 South Braeswood Blvd., Houston, Texas BOB SUNESON..........................Guerrero 441, Nueva Laredo, Tamps., Mexico TOM TURBIVILLE................................ 220 Gardenview, San Antonio, Texas NICK WALLACE.................3819 Harry Wurzbach Rd., Apt. B-5, San Antonio, Texas JOHN WALSH................................... 2001 West Rein Avenue, Orange, Texas RICK WEST.................................................Box 461, Charlotte, Texas 216 -fit