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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1967 volume:

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HANNAH WILLITT Table of Contents DEDICATION ...............................................page 3 IN MEMORIAM ..............................................page 6 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY................................page 7 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE ......................................page 27 SENIORS ..................................................page 28 JUNIORS ..................................................P 53 SOPHOMORES ................................................Page 60 FRESHMEN ..................................................... 66 EIGHTY-NINERS .............................................Page 71 SPORTS ....................................................page 73 MILITARY ..................................................page 97 ACTIVITIES ................................................page 117 SECOND SEMESTER NEW CADETS ................................page 132 OFFICERS' SWEETHEARTS......................................page 133 HALL OF FAME ..............................................page 150 LIBRARY DEDICATION ........................................page 151 FACULTY SAYINGS ...........................................page 156 FEATURES ..................................................page 157 SENIOR SAYINGS.............................................page 160 SENIOR WILL ............................................. Page 166 ADVERTISEMENTS ............................................page 178 GRADUATION ................................................page 206 SENIOR DIRECTORY ..........................................page 228 Dedication We, the SENIOR CLASS of 1967, respectfully and sincerely dedicate the 1967 Crusader to a trusted advisor, true friend, and charming lady, without whose untiring direction and supervision this annual would not have been possible— Mrs. Hannah Willitt In Memoriam Jay A. Phillips II Captain, United States Army Class of 1959. Co-editor of the 1959 CRUSADER. May 5, 1941-February 21, 1967 6 Administration and Faculty The Board of Trustees THE RIGHT REVEREND EVERETT HOLLAND JONES, Chairman Bishop, Diocese of West Texas CURTIS VAUGHAN, JR., '44, Executive Chairman President, Geo. C. Vaughan and Sons PAUL N. HOWELL, Vice Chairman President, Howell Refining Company JULIUS SELIGMANN, JR., '35, Treasurer Owner, the Seligmann Company GRAINGER WESTON, Secretary President, Haggard Company and Grandma Cookies, Incorporated JOHN B. ARMSTRONG, '37 Rancher, Kingsville, Texas ROBERT M. AYRES, JR„ '44 President, Russ and Company LT. COL. W. T. BONDURANT, JR., '43 President, San Antonio Academy RICHARD W. CALVERT, '50 Vice-President, National Bank of Commerce THOMAS C. FROST, JR., '45 President, Frost National Bank THE REVEREND HENRY B. GETZ Rector, St. Luke's Episcopal Church CARL G. JOCKUSCH Chairman of the Board, the Groos National Bank RAY M. KECK, JR. President and Director, Union National Bank, Laredo, Texas HOWARD R. MURPHY President, HRM, Incorporated SPENCER A. ROWLAND, M.D. '45 Physician GEORGE H. SPENCER Partner, Clemens, Knight, Weiss and Spencer, Attorneys MARSHALL T. STEVES, JR., '40 President, Steves Sash and Door Company PATRICK H. SWEARINGEN, JR. Partner, Matthews, Nowlin, MacFarlane and Barrett, Attorneys BRUCE THOMAS Dean, Trinity University HENRY B. ZACHRY, JR. President, H. B. Zachry Company Alumni Council E. A. Basse, Jr., '34, President Col. Jarvis P. Jones, '34, Vice-Pres. Frank Huntress, III, '53, Vice-Pres. Marvin Rubin, '39, Sec.-Tres. Dr. James E. Altgelt, '42 John A. Bitter, III, '56 Chris Carson, '51 Thomas Drought, '40 Robert E. Fawcett, Jr., '48 Hugh Halff, Jr., '53 Robert A. Harman, Jr., '40 Arthur Harper, Jr., '37 Van H. Howard, III, '53 J. E. Ingram, Jr., '55 Bernard Lifshutz, '42 John R. Locke, Jr., '41 Scott Petty, Jr., '55 Albert Steves, IV, '54 David J. Straus, '40 James A. Williams, '42 Ernest Hinds, '38, Director PAST PRESIDENTS W. W. Altgelt, Jr. '40 Marshall T. Steves, Jr., '40 John H. White, '36 Administrative Committee Seated: Mr. Hinote, Mr. Huff, and Dr. Droste Standing: Colonel Irwin, Mr. Hinds, and Major Crosby Chairman of the Board THE RIGHT REVEREND EVERETT H. JONES, D.D. Bishop of the Diocese of West Texas President EDWARD P. DROSTE, B.S., Ed.M., L.L.D. Shurtleff College University of Illinois Washington University Harvard University President Headmaster LESLIE B. HUFF, B.S., Ed.M. University of Texas Headmaster 10 Dean of Students RUSSELL C. HINOTE, B.S., Ed.M. University of Illinois University of Wisconsin Trinity University Dean of Students, Speech Director of Admissions ■ ERNEST HINDS, B.S., Ed.M. United States Military Academy Trinity University Director of Admissions II Commandant Senior Army Instructor 12 BRYAN W. BROWN, JR., B.A. Texas A M Trinity University Spanish MRS. ARCHIE L. ANDRUS, B.A., M.A. Southern Methodist University Emory University Sorbonne College, France French THE REVEREND MILTON F. BROWN New Mexico Military Institute Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest Chaplain 13 ' F srr.u t m ! BERGIN V. DICKEY, B.A. Flat River College San Antonio College St. Mary's University English JOE D. BRYAN, B.A. Baylor University English, Latin, Typing THOMAS C. BURNETT, B.S., M.A. University of Texas Oxford University Southwest Texas College Mathematics VIRGIL ESPINO, B.S., M.A. Trinity University University of Texas Chairman Science Department Biology SANDY M. DONALDSON, B.A., M.A. University of the South University of Nebraska History, Economics, Government JOSEPH W. JOGL, B.S., C.E. Northwestern University Trinity University Physics, Mathematics 15 H. K. KLIE, B.A., M.A. University of Southern Illinois University of Illinois English RAYMOND G. LANDGRAF, B.S. University of Chicago Mathematics THEODORE A. KLEIN, B.A. Virginia Military Institute San Antonio College Mathematics 16 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 JAMES BEN SHAW, B.A., M.A. Austin College Chairman Mathematics Department Mathematics 17 SIMON UTAY, B.S. Texas A M University of Texas Incarnate Word of Texas Spanish STUART L. WEINERTH, B.A. Virginia Military Institute University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Albright College Trinity University English, Speech GEORGE A. WATSON, B.A., M.A. Hardin-Simmons University Austin College Trinity University History Director of Athletics X 18 RICHARD T. WHATTON, B.S. St. Vincent College Chairman English Department A. M. WHITIS, B.S., Ed.M. North Texas State University Texas Technological College Baylor University English MRS. HANNAH WILLITT, B.A., M.S.L.S. University of Pittsburgh Our Lady of the Lake College Librarian 19 WILLIAM W. BONDURANT, M.D. Austin College University of Texas Medical School School Physician MRS. BEATRICE M. RICHARDS, B.A. University of Wisconsin Our Lady of the Lake College Catalog Librarian MRS. JO ELLEN DOOLEY, B.A., M.A. University of Oregon University of Denver University of California at Riverside Associate Librarian 20 CLARK WEBBER, B.S., M.A. University of Illinois Incarnate Word College Business Manager FACULTY AND STAFF: Left to Right, First Row; Richard T. Whatton, Head of English Department; George A. Watson, History and Athletic Director; The Reverend Milton F. Brown, Chaplain; Leslie B. Huff, Headmaster; Dr. Edward P. Droste, President; Russell C. Hinote, Dean of Students; Ernest Hinds, Alumni and Admissions Director; Clark Webber, Business Manager; W. O. Miller, Head of History Department; Simon Utay, Spanish-Virgil Espino, Head of Science Department; and Claude Ray, Chemistry. Second Row; Mrs. Archie Andrus, French; Mrs. Dooley, Night Librarian-Miss Dillon, Nurse; Mrs. Hannah Willitt, Librarian; Joseph Jog I, Physics; Bergin V. Dickey, English; Thomas Burnett, Geometry; Harry K. Klie, English'; Bryan Brown, Spanish; Theodore Klein, Algebra; James Ben Shaw, Head of Mathematics Department; Raymond Landgraf, Calculus. Third Row; SFC Victor Woods, Military Instructor; Sergeant Major Charlie C. Windham, Retired, Military Instructor; Sergeant Major F. B. Harmon, Military Instructor,-Major Jimmie C. Crosby, Senior Army Instructor; Sergeant Bohner, Dormitory Master; Colonel Donald S. Irwin, Commandant; Joseph Bryan Latin- S M Donaldson, History; Stuart Weinerth, English and Speech; and A. M. Whitis, English. 21 CARL BALLARD SP5 Administration U. S. Army Administrative NCO F. B. HARMON Sergeant Major U. S. Army, Infantry Instructor J. W. BOHNER Master Sergeant U. S. Air Force, Retired Dormitory Supervisor VICTOR WOODS University of Maryland Sergeant First Class U. S. Army, Infantry Instructor CHARLIE C. WINDHAM Sergeant Major U. S. Army, Infantry, Retired Instructor WILLIAM J. JOHNSON University of Corpus Christi Master Sergeant U. S. Army, Infantry Instructor CHARLES ARBUCKLE Superintendent of Building and Grounds DIERDRA K. BRADY University of Oklahoma San Antonio College Secretary LELAND DOWNING Food Service Supervisor 24 JOHN GERBER University of Texas Accountant MRS. ELAINE B. HOTTE, R.N. Webber Hospital Boston University School Nurse JIMMIE KLEIN Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Southern Methodist University Band Director MRS. BEVERLEE K. LEMES Receptionist Secretary to the Business Dept. MRS. VICKI MANUEL San Antonio College Alumni and Admissions secretary WILLIAM O'BRIEN Supplies Chief Texas Military Institute San Antonio , Texas 78809 OFFICE OF THE PRESIOENT To the Class of 1967: On one of the plaques at the entrance to the library which honors Douglas MacArthur is a quote made by the General when he visited TMI in 1951. It has particular significance to all who are a part of this school. This is where I started and I thank a merciful God that I am able to come back to the school again. In his autobiography General MacArthur also pays tribute to his Alma Mater. TMI tries to educate each young man who comes here as if he might be another MacArthur. You, the graduates of the Class of 1967, have had the benefits of good teaching, judicious counseling and the thoughtful concern of experienced men and women whose lives are dedicated to developing the potential which you have. In turn, you have given to the school athletic victories, leadership to underclassmen and to one another during the years that you have been here; achievements in forensics; service to the community through parades, the sabre team and color guard groups; a life full of activities, chapel services, classes, drill, a host of significant meanings. As you go out seeking new achievements in college and in your chosen careers, our prayers go with you. May you exceed your PAR in all your worthwhile endeavors. May you too say, with the same significance, when you come back in future years to receive our accolade, This is where I began. Edward P. Droste President Faculty Advisors MR. W. 0. MILLER MR. JOE D. BRYAN Class of If JO i 28 Valedictorian NICHOLAS CHARLES WINGERTER Nick Nicky-poo San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Alamo Heights Junior High School; PFC., B Company; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Drill Team; Varsity Basketball Manager; Varsity Baseball Team Manager; Swimming Team; Director—Baseball Tournament Committee; Athletic Statistics Club; Religion Club. 1964- 65 Sgt., C Company; Squad Leader; Class Academic Award; NEDT Certificate; City Mathematics Contest; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Sharpshooter Medal; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Drill Team; Varsity Swimming Team; Athletic Statistics Club; Religion Club. 1965- 66 M Sgt., D Company; Platoon Sgt.; National Honor Society; Sewanee Club Award for Excellence; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Military Science Superior Cadet Award; Sylvan Lang Medal for Military Science; Second Place-Manual of Arms; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Drill Team; Captain of the Varsity Swimming Team; Vernon G. Schimmel Memorial Award for Swimming; Crusader Staff; Religion Club; Texas Boys' State Representative; Thomas W. Folbre Jr. Sabre; Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commencement. 1966- 67 Captain, Staff; Battalion Executive Officer; Valedictorian; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll Society; Student Council; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; Military Proficiency Bars; Optimist Club Award of Achievement; Captain of Varsity Swimming Team; Queen's Guard for the Floresville Peanut Festival; Sabre Team; Black and White Ball and Stratford Ball; Varsity Football Cheerleader; Military Editor of the Crusader; Delegate, Youth Safety Fair; On the Spot Team; Co-Chairman, Military Ball; Religion Club. College Preference—Princeton University Service Preference—U. S. Army Ambition—Business Executive Salutatorian LESLIE WINTERTON BARNETT Les San Luis Potosi, Mexico 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from the Instituto Potesino; P.F.C. C Company; Best Ninth Grade Boarder; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Military Proficiency; C Football Team; Varsity Soccer; B Basketball Team. 1964- 65 SFC, B Company; Best Room Ribbon; Best Tenth Grade Board- er; Spanish Medallion; Military Proficiency Wreath; Military Proficiency Bars; B Football Team; Varsity Soccer; B Track Team; Summer School Medal. 1965- 66 Sgt Major, Staff; Vice-President of the Junior Class; Honor Council; Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Harvard Clubs Award; Best Grades; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Association of the Army Medal; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Crusader Staff; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Track; National Forensic League; Frank Brothers Saber; Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commerie-ment. 1966- 67 Captain, Staff; Battalion Commander; Dormitory Commander; President of the Honor Council; Managing Editor of the Crusader; Legion of Valor Award of the U.S.; National Forensic League; Quill and Scroll Society; Choir; Varsity Football Team; Captain of the Varsity Soccer team; National Honor Society; Queen's Guard for the Floresville Peanut Festival; Black and White Ball; Stratford Ball; Sabre team; Co-Chairman for the Military Ball Preparations. 29 College Preference—United States Air Force Academy Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Career Officer or Aeronautical Engineer President GOODALL WOOTEN McCULLOUGH Hook Goodie-Woo Los Angeles, California 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Huntington School; PFC., B Company; B Football Team; Varsity Basketball; JV Baseball Team; Radio Club; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; Honorable Mention. 1964- 65 Sgt., B Company; Honorable Mention; Athletic Statistics Club; B Football Team; All-Conference End; Varsity Basketball Team; Varsity Track Team; Best Boarder Company Ribbon. 1965- 66 M Sgt., A Company; Honor Roll; Secretary of the Junior Class; Varsity Football Team; Varsity Basketball Team; All-Conference Center; Bridge Club; Weight-lifting; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Grenade Distance Medal; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath. 1966- 67 1st Lt., Company Commander, A Company; President of the Senior Class; Student Council President; Cotillion Club; Honor Roll; Varsity Football Team; Captain of the Varsity Basketball Team; Science Club. College Preference—University of Southern California Service Preference—U. S. Navy Ambition—Architect Vice-President WILLIAM EVANS DEAN III Bill U.T. San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC., B Company; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars; Best Drilled Platoon; Swimming Team; Algebra Club. 1964- 65 Sgt., C Company; Platoon Sgt.; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; Varsity Swimming Team; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars; Drill Team; Best Swimmer Award; Sharpshooter Medal. 1965- 66 1st Sgt., D Company; MacArthur Cup Company Medal; Best Drilled Company Medal; Guitar Club; Cotillion Club. 1966- 67 1st It., Platoon Leader, D Company; Vice-President of the Senior Class; Vice-President of the Honor Council; Activities Editor of the Crusader; President of the Cotillion Club; Varsity Cheerleader. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U. S. Air Force Ambition—Rancher 30 Secretary PETER JAMES OTERO Pete Dependable San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Eisenhower Junior High School; Pvt., B Company; Sgt-at-arms of the Freshman Class; Captain of the C Football Team; C Basketball Team; Varsity Baseball Team; Military Proficiency Bars; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Latin Club. 1964- 65 Pvt., C Company; Sgt-at-arms of the Sophomore Class; Latin Club; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Varsity Baseball Team. 1965- 66 PFC., C Company; Varsity Football Team; JV Basketball Team; Varsity Baseball Team; Science Club; Sgt-at-arms of the Junior Class; Honor Council; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bars. 1966- 67 PFC., C Company; Athletic Statistics Club; Captain of the Varsity Football Team; Honor Council; All-Conference, Honorable Mention. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Lawyer Treasurer JESSE DAVID OPPENHEIAAER Oppy San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Alamo Heights Junior High School; PFC., B Company; Military Proficience Bars; C Basketball Team; NEDT Certificate; Golf Team; Forensic Club; Panther Staff. 1964- 65 Sgt., D Company; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Best Platoon Ribbon; Marksmanship Medal; Forensic Club; Best Tenth Grade Day Student; Panther Staff; Honor Roll Ribbon; NEDT Certificate. 1965- 66 1st Sgt., C Company; Forensic Club; Business Manager of the Panther; Golf Team; Tennis Team; Honor Roll; Athletic Field Day-Pull Ups; Quill and Scroll Society; Class of '56 Sabre; National Forensic League; Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commencement. 1966- 67 Captain, Staff; S-3; Treasurer of the Senior Class; Honor Roll; Secretary of the Honor Council; Vice-President of the Student Council; Vice-President of the Forensic Club; Quill and Scroll Society; National Forensic League; Sabre Team; Cotillion Club; Varsity Football Cheerleader; Editor-in-Chief of the Panther; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Tennis Team; Golf Team. College Preference—Brown University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Doctor of Medicine 31 Sergeant-at-Arms ALBERT BUCHANAN SKILES Big Al Balloon Man New Braunfels, Texas 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from Robert E. Lee High School; M Sgt., C Com- pany; Honor Roll Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; B Football Team; Varsity Track Team; Tennis Team; Varsity Soccer Team; Photography Club; Second Place—TPL Track Meet; Drummer, K.M.A.'s 1966- 67 1st Lt., C Company; Platoon Leader; Athletic Statistics Club; Varsity Football Team; Sgt.-at-arms of the Senior Class; Tennis; Drummer, The Uncalled Four ; Varsity Baseball; Track; Photography Editor of Crusader. College Preference—University of Notre Dame Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Architect Student Council GIDDINGS CASTLEMAN BROWN Skip Houston, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from St. Thomas School; PFC, B Company; B Football Team; Varsity Swimming; Vernon G. Schimmel Memorial Swimmer Award; Athletic Statistics Club. 1965- 66 PFC, A Company; Varsity Football Team; Cross Country Team; Varsity Track Team; Varsity Swimming Team. 1966- 67 PFC, A Company; Varsity Football Team; Student Council; Stu- dent Representative to the Administrative Committee; All-Conference End; Varsity Track. College Preference—Texas Christian University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Securities 32 Student Council WILLIAM ROY KIRKWOOD Bill Kirk Houston, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T. M. I. from Pearsall Junior High School; PFC., Band; Second Class Bandsman; Weight-lifting; Boxing; Algebra Club; Drill Team; Honorable Mention; Personal Appearance Medal. 1964- 65 Sgt., B Company; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Honorable Mention; B Football Team; B Basketball Team; Geometry Club; Student Council; Personal Appearance Medal. 1965- 66 SFC. B Company; Captain of B Football Team; Athletic Skills Ribbon; B Basketball Team; Military Proficiency Bars; Marksmanship Medal; Crusader Staff; Student Council; Composer of Senior Prophecies. 1966- 67 CpI., B Company; Guidon Bearer; Varsity Football Team; Student Council; Honorable Mention; Sports Editor of the Crusader. College Preference—University of Houston Service Preference—U. S. Coast Guard Ambition—Chief of Police, Pearsall, Texas THOMAS H. ALSTADT Tom Little Rock, Arkansas 1966-67 Entered T.M.I. from Hall High School; Pvt., B Company; Golf Team. 33 College Preference—Washington University Service Preference—U. S. Marine Corps Ambition—Dentist JOSEPH L. BARKER Joe Baby Joe Tink Abilene, Texas 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from Abilene High School; A Company; Varsity Football; Lay Reader Club. 1966- 67 Sgt., Color Guard; Lay Reader; Varsity Football, Captain; Choir; College Preference—Trinity University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Business WILLIAM THOMAS BONDURANT III Bondo Ace San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC, C Company; Rock Club; Boxing. 1964- 65 Pvt., C Company; Rock Club; Weight-Lifting. 1965- 66 PFC, Color Guard; Rock Club; Weight-Lifting. 1966- 67 Sgt., Squad Leader, D Company; Crusader Staff; Drill Team. College Preference—Hampden Sydney Service Preference—U. S. Navy Ambition—Rock Collector 34 THOMAS O'BRIEN BRUNDAGE Tommy 22 San Antonio, Texas 1965- 66 Entered TJSA.I. from Alamo Heights High School; PFC, Hdqtrs. Company; First Class Bandsman; Band Ribbon; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; Math Club; Athletic Statistics Club; Varsity Football Team; Track Team; Cross Country Team. 1966- 67 Sgt.; Platoon Sergeant, Band; First Class Bandsman; Crusader Staff; Athletic Statistics Club; Varsity Football Team; Varsity Basketball Team; Track Team; All-Conference—Honorable Mention. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Lawyer or Successful Businessman OSCAR JOSEPH BRUNNER III Osk Bull Dogger San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC, Hdqtrs Com- pany; C Football Team; Coin Club: Track Team. 1964- 65 Pvt., C Company; Coin Club; Golf Team; Track Team; MacArthur Cup Ribbon. 1965- 66 Pvt., D Company; Science Club- Golf Team; Track Team; Mac- Arthur Cup Ribbon; Best Platoon Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bars: Sharpshooter Medal. 1966- 67 CpI., Band; Science Club; Golf Team; Track Team; Junior Varsity Football Team; Drum Major; Honorable Mention. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Lawyer WILLIAM EDMONDS CHILES Night-Train II Bill-Eye Roadmap Alice, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from the Hill School, Pottstown, Pennsylvania; Sgt., A Company; Honor Roll; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars; Field Day Ribbon; Captain of B Football Team; Varsity Track; Science Club; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Sharpshooter; Secretary of the Sophomore Class. 1965- 66 SFC, A Company; Platoon Sgt.; Honor Roll; Military Proficiency Bars; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Varsity Football Team; Cross Country Team; Varsity Track Team; Treasurer of the Junior Class; Science Club; Field day Ribbon. 1966- 67 1st Lt., B Company Commander; Third Floor Commander; Sci- ence Club; Athletic Statistics Club; Honor Roll; Varsity Football Team; Military Proficiency Bars; Weight-lifting; Honor Council; Track Team; All-Conference Back. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Petroleum Land Management CHARLES EDWARD COOKSEY Ed Houston, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Bellaire High School.; Pvt.; A Company; Golf Team; B Football Team; Algebra Club. 1965- 66 PFC., A Company; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Golf Team; Algebra Club. 1966- 67 CpL, A Company, Golf Team; Geometry Club; Science Club. College Preference—Southern Methodist University Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Psychiatrist 36 STEPHEN KENDALL DAVIS Steve San Antonio, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Alamo Heights High School; PFC, D Com- pany; Weight lifting. 1965- 66 Pvt., C Company; Latin Medallion; NMSQT Finalist. 1966- 67 Pvt., C Company; Crusader Staff; National Merit Scholarship Finalist. College Preference—Michigan State University Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Chemical Engineer CARL NIXON DILLARD Chicano Pearsall, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Pearsall High School; Pvt., B Company; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Rifle Marksmanship Medal; Bridge • Club; Varsity Football Team; Weight-lifting. 1965- 66 Sgt., B Company; Varsity Football Team; Varsity Baseball Team; Athletic Statistics Club; Most Valuable Band Member Medal. 1966- 67 2nd Lieutenant; Band; Executive Officer; Varsity Football; Athletic Statistics Club. College Preference—Texas Tech Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Rancher 37 JOHN OLYWN DIX JR. John San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC. C Company; C Football Team; C Basketball Team; Boxing; Spanish Club; Panther Staff; Golf Team; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon. 1964- 65 CpI., C Company; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; Science Club; Algebra Club; B Football Team; B Basketball Team; Swimming Team; Golf Team. 1965- 66 M Sgt., C Company; Platoon Sergeant; B Football Team; B Basketball Team; Golf Team. 1966- 67 1st Lt., Staff, Battalion Adjutant; Varsity Football Team; Varsity Basketball Team; Science Club; Athletic Statistics Club. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U. S. Navy Ambition—Lawyer DAVID M. FITCH King Fitch San Antonio, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Robert E. Lee High School; Pvt., C Com- pany; Varsity Baseball Team. 1965- 66 CpI., C Company; Varsity Football Team; Varsity Baseball Team. 1966- 67 Pvt., Band; Varsity Football Team; Varsity Baseball Team; Golf Team. College Preference—Trinity University Service Preference—U. S. Air Foroe Ambition—Nuclear Physicist 38 STEVEN EARL GARFINKEL Steve Garfunkel Garfield Houston, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Albert Johnson Junior High School; Pvt., A Company; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Panther Staff; National Forensic League; NEDT Certificate. 1965- 66 CpI., A Company; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Panther Staff; Quill and Scroll Society; National Forensic League. 1966- 67 CpI., A Company; Features Editor of the Crusader; Treasurer of the Forensic Club; National Forensic League. College Preference—St. John's College or the University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—President of T.M.I. MAURICIO P. GERVITZ Louie Mexico City, Mexico 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from Mexico City High School; Pvt., A Company; Golf Team; Choir. 1966- 67 SFC., Band; First Class Bandsman; Golf Team; Geometry Club; College Preference—Trinity University Service Preference—U.S. Navy Ambition—Business Administration 39 WILLIAM C. HELM Bill Cajun Shreveport, Louisiana 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from C. E. Byrd High School; PFC., A Company; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Varsity Track; Panther Staff. 1965- 66 CpI., Color Guard; B Football Team; Soccer Team; Varsity Track Team; Bridge Club. 1966- 67 CpI., B Company; Varsity Football Team; Crusader Staff; Athletic Statistics Club. College Preference-Trinity University Service Preference—U. S. Navy Ambition—Journalist STEVEN KENDRICK HOWELL Steve Ding-Ding San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Garner Junior High School; PFC, A Com- pany; Drill Team; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Slide Rule Club; Boxing; Weight-lifting; Military Proficiency Bars. 1964- 65 Sgt., D Company; Drill Team; NEDT Certificate; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Best Platoon Ribbon; B Basketball Team; Acolytes; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Marksmanship Medal. 1965- 66 M $gt., C Company; Platoon Leader; Drill Team; Personal Ap- pearance Medal; Honor Roll Ribbon; JV Basketball Team; Crusader Staff; Publications Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bars; Quill and Scroll Society; Lay Reader; Sugarman Sabre; Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commencement. 1966- 67 Captain, Company Commander, C Company; Editor-in-chief of the Crusader; Student Council; Commissioner to represent T.M.I. to the Diocese of West Texas; Drill Team Commander; Sabre Team; Quill and Scroll Society; Queen's Guard for the Floresville Peanut Festival; Lay Reader; Honor Roll Ribbon; Black and White Ball; Stratford Ball. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U. S. Navy Ambition—Chemical Engineer 40 HUBER C. HUGHES Hugh Austin, Texas 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from McCallum High School; CpI., B Company; Drill Team; Lay Reader; Choir; B Football Team; Forensic Club Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Weight-lifting. 1966- 67 PFC., A Company; Choir; Lay Reader; Drill Team; Forensic Club. College Preference—Trinity University Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Career Officer GERARD LEMIONET Frenchie Lemonade Gerry Mexico City, Mexico 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from the French School in Mexico City; CPL., B Company; French Medallion; Honorable Mention; Panther Staff; Swimming Team; Best Boarder Company Ribbon. 1966- 67 SFC., B Company; Floor Commander; Basketball; Co-Captain of the Varsity Swimming Team; Crusader Staff, Science Club College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—French Army Ambition—Millionaire Architect 41 RICHARD LIESE Ric San Antonio, Texas 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from MacArthur High School; Pvt., D Company; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Car Club; National Forensic League; Varsity Swimming Team. 1966- 67 PFC., D Company; JV Football Team; National Forensic League. College Preference—Texas A M Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Business WILLIAM JEFFREY MATERA Jeff Mat Materrible 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Eisenhower Junior High School; PFC., C Company; C Football Team Manager; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Crusader Staff; Sharpshooter Medal; B Baseball Team; B Basketball Team; Acolyte. 1965- 66 Sgt., C Company; Crusader Staff; Lay Reader; Forensic Club; Varsity Football Team Manager; Varsity Baseball Team Manager-Military Proficiency Bars. 1966- 67 M Sgt., C Company; Platoon Leader; Sports Editor of the Crusader; Forensic Club; Varsity Football Team Trainer; Varsity Baseball Team; Lay Reader; Junior Librarian. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Lawyer or General Contractor 42 GEORGE MOORE Gloreo Dr. Claw Uncle Screwgh San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC., “A Company; C Basketball; B Baseball Team; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Drill Team. 1964- 65 Sgt., D Company; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; B Baseball Team; NEDT Certificate. 1965- 66 SFC., D Company; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Honor Roll; B Baseball Team; Swimming Team. 1966- 67 2nd. It., Staff; S-2; Features Editor of the Crusader; JV Football Team. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Commercial Pilot or Poet JAMES HAMILTON MORELL Jim James 007 Westport, Connecticut 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from St. Luke's High School; PFC., A Company; B Basketball Team; Geometry Club; Captain of the Varsity Golf Team; Military Proficiency Bars; Sharpshooter Medal; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Honorable Mention; Drill Team. 1965- 66 Pvt., A Company; Medalist at TPL Golf Match; JV Basketball Team; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; Honorable Mention; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Third in Push-ups. 1966- 67 CpI., B Company; JV Football Team; Captain of the Golf Team; Athletic Statistics Club; Honorable Mention. 43 College Preference—Duke University Service Preference—U.S. Army Special Intelligence Ambition—Lawyer RONALD MAURICE PALMER General Dallas, Texas 1966-67 Entered T.M.I. from Robert E. Lee High School in Houston; PFC., B Company; Captain of the JV Football Team. College Preference—University of Houston Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Businessman JOSEPH LANE PHEIL Applejacks Jumpin Joe San Antonio, Texas 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Longfellow Junior High School; Sgt., C Company; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Drill Team; Rock Club; Honor Roll; Military Proficiency Bars. 1965- 66 Sgt., D Company; Honor Roll; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Automobile Club; Military Proficiency Bars. 1966- 67 PFC., D Company; Guidon Bearer; Drill Team; Crusader Staff. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Business 44 JOHN MICHAEL QUIRK Mike San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from St. Anthony's School; Pvt., C Company; Photography Club; Religion Club; Science Club; C Basketball Team; Golf Team; Weight-lifting; Soccer Team; Best Drilled Company Ribbon. 1964- 65 PFC., C Company; Photography Club; Religion Club; Science Club; Golf Team; Weight-lifting; Tennis Team; Soccer Team; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Athletic Field Day—Push ups. 1965- 66 PFC., C Company; Photography Club; Religion Club; Science Club; Golf Team; Best Drilled Squad Ribbon. 1966- 67 PFC., C Company; Guidon Bearer; Religion Club; Science Club; Crusader Staff; Golf Team; Track Team. College Preference—Tulane University Service Preference—U. S. Marine Corps Ambition—Common Law and Billionaire GARY N. RICHARDS Rancher Blanco, Texas 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from Clear Creek High School; CpI., A Company; Varsity Basketball Team; photography Club; Crusader Staff; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; Best Boarder Company Ribbon. 1966- 67 M Sgt., 1st Platoon Leader, A Company; President of the Photography Club; Photography Editor of the Crusader; Assistant Secretary of the Honor Council; Publications Ribbon; Captain, Varsity Basketball Team. College Preference—Southern Methodist University Service Preference—U. S. Marine Corps Ambition—Real Estate Appraiser or Rancher 45 LAWRENCE FRANK ROSSON Suckey Larry San Antonio, Texas 1963 64 Entered T.M.I. from Garner Junior High School; PFC., C Company; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Honor Roll Ribbon; Q' Basketball Team; Golf Team; Third-Place Trophy in Optimist Club Speech Contest; Photography Club; Geometry Club. 1964- 65 Sgt., Squad Leader C Company; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Honor Roll Ribbon; Algebra Club; Forensic Club; 1st. Place Trophy in Optimist Club Speech Contest; Military Proficiency Bar; Golf Team; NEDT Certificate; Marksmanship Medal. 1965- 66 M Sgt., D Company; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Tug-of-War Team on Field Day; Honor Roll Ribbon; Golf Team; Military Proficiency Wreath; Forensics Club; National Forensic League; Pin and Certificate; Crusader Staff; Quill and Scroll Society; Drill Team; Publications Ribbon; American Legion Speech Contest. 196?-67 1st Lt., D Company; Platoon Leader; Honor Roll Ribbon; Forensic Club; Golf Team; Advertising Editor of the Crusader; American Legion Speech Contest, Ribbon and Medal; Quill and Scroll Society; Sabre Team; Queen's Guard for the Floresville Peanut Festival, Black and White Ball, Stratford Ball; Publications Ribbon; National Forensic League. College Preference—The University of Texas Service Preference—U. S. Air Force Ambition—Electrical Engineer LEWIS DALE SEAGO Dale San Antonio, Texas 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from Euclid Jr. High; Varsity Rifle Team; Rifle Team Ribbon; Forensic Club; Pvt., C Company. 1966- 67 PFC., C Company; Varsity Rifle Team. College Preference—University of Colorado Service Preference—U.S. Marine Corps Ambition—Forestry Service 46 HERBERT H. SHULER “Herb Herbie Dallas, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Highland Park High School; PFC., C Com- pany; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; Algebra Club. 1964- 65 Sgt., A Company; Best Room Ribbon; Soccer Team; B Foot- ball Team; Honor Roll; Forensic Club; Geometry Club; Best Drilled Company Ribbon. 1965- 66 SFC., A Company; Best Drilled Company Ribbon; K.M.A. combo. 1966- 67 M Sgt., A Company; Combo Head, Guitarist and Lead Singer; Guitar Club; Science Club. + College Preference—Southern Methodist University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Guitarist GOODHUE WILSON SMITH Good Waco, Texas 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from Richfield High School; Sgt., B Company; Best-Boarder Company Ribbon; Swimming Team; B Basketball Team; Manager of B Football Team; Bridge Club; Honorable Mention. 1966- 67 M Sgt., B Company; Varsity Basketball Team; Swimming Team; Honorable Mention. College Preference—Southern Methodist University Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Successful Businessman 47 WILLIAM STANLEY Bill Fort Worth, Texas 1966-67 Entered T.M.I. from Pascal H. S., Fort Worth; Pvt. D Company; Varsity Football; Swimming Team. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Doctor of Medicine MAYNARD RALPH STONER Hank Boerne, Texas 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from Boerne High School; PFC., B Company; B Football Team; Varsity Rifle Team. 1966- 67 Sgt., A Company; Varsity Rifle Team; Choir. College Preference—Louisiana State University Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Forester 4S PATRICK EWING TAGGART JR. Par Waco, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. From Tennyson Junior High School; PFC., Hdqtrs Company; Golf Team; C Basketball Team; Spanish Club; NEDT Certificate; Second Class Bandsman; Glee Club; Honorable Mention. 1964- 65 Sgt., A Company; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Honorable Mention; Panther Staff; Spanish Club; Military Proficiency Bars; Publications Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Junior Librarian. 1965- 66 M Sgt., B Company; Tennis Team; Panther Staff; Quill and Scroll Society; Junior Librarian; Forensic Club. 1966- 67 1st Lt., Band Commander; Honor Roll; Varsity Tennis Team; Features Editor of the Panther; Forensic Club; Quill and Scroll Society; Military Proficiency Bars. College Preference—University of Texas Service Preference—U. S. Army Ambition—Education TERRY STEPHEN TANNEN Terry Weimar, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC., A Company; Honor Roll; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; Tennis Team; Boxing; Weight-lifting; Art Club. 1964- 65 Sgt., B Company; Best Room Ribbon; Purposeful Reading Medal; Most Outstanding Contribution to the Panther; Tennis Team. 1965- 66 M Sgt., B Company; Best Room Ribbon; Quill and Scroll So- ciety; National Forensic League; Associate Editor of the Panther; President of the National Forensic League Chapter; On the Spot Team Member. 1966- 67 1st Lt., Staff, S-4; Student Council; Editor of the Panther; President of the National Forensic League Chapter; Cotillion Club. College Preference—Western Reserve University Service Preference—U. S. Army Ambition—Lawyer 49 DONALD EDWARD TODD 'Ted Modesto, California 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from Thomas Downey High School; PFC., B Com- pany; Bridge Club; B Basketball Team; Tennis Team; Best Boarder Company Ribbon. 1966- 67 SFC., A Company; Science Club; Art Club; Varsity Football Team; Varsity Basketball Team; Varsity Baseball Team. College Preference—University of California at Davis Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Career Officer DELBERT RAY WALLACE JR. Butch Big D Alice, Texas 1964-65 Entered T.M.I. from William Adams High School; PVT., B Company; Marksmanship Medal; Track Team; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Spanish Club; Drill Team. 1965-66 PFC. B Company; Track Team; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; Spanish Club; Military Proficiency Bars. 1966-67 Sgt. B Company; Varsity Fogtball Team; 100 Mile Club; Spanish Club; Military Proficiency Bars. 50 ______ College Preference—Texas Christian University Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Petroleum Engineer JOHN MITCHELL WILLIS III John San Antonio, Texas 1963 64 Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academy; PFC., B Company; Best Drilled Squad Ribbon; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars; Soccer Team. 1964- 65 Sgt., C Company; Honor Roll Ribbon; MacArthur Cup Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; Drill Team; Junior Historians. 1965- 66 M Sgt., C Company; National Honor Society; Honor Roll Ribbon; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Wreath; Third Place Manual of Arms; Science Club; Martin Sabre; Promoted to 2nd Lt. at Commencement. 1966- 67 Captain, Company Commander, D Company; JV Football Team; Sabre Team; Honor Roll Ribbon; Crusader Staff; Queen's Guard for the Floresville Peanut Festival, Black and White Ball, Stratford Ball. College Preference—Virginia Military Institute Service Preference—U.S. Army Ambition—Doctor or Lawyer I First Row: Oppenheimer, Dean, Willis, Dix, Chiles, McCullough, Howell, Tannen, Rosson, Wingerter, Skiles, Taggart. Second Row; Matera, Quirk, Richards, Morell, Kirkwood, Barker, Pheil, Otero, Brown, Dillard, Fitch, Stanley, Stoner. Third Row; Hughes, Bondurant, Alstadt, Cooksey, Shuler, Moore, Wallace, Liese, Seago, Garfinkel. Fourth Row; Palmer, Gervitz, Lemionet, Brundage, Smith. Juniors Qualifying for Graduation ERNESTO J. ALFARO Banano Ernie Panama, Republic of Panama 1964- 65 Entered T.M.I. from Instituto Pedagogico; Pvt., B Company; Best Boarder Company Ribbon; Religion Club; Track Team; Sharpshooter Medal. 1965- 66 Pvt., B Company; Choir; Varsity Soccer Team; Track Team; Algebra Club; Roman Catholic Religion Club. 1966- 67 Pvt., B Company; Choir; Geometry Club; Varsity Soccer Team; Track Team; Roman Catholic Religion Club. College Preference—Boca La Caja Tech Service Preference—Guardia Nacional de Panama Ambition—President of Panama RICHARD LEE SHANK Paco Turtle II Alley Oop Jacksonville, Mississippi 1965- 66 Entered T.M.I. from Jacksonville High School; Pvt., B Company; Crusader Staff; Tug-of-War Team on Field Day; Varsity Swimming Team. 1966- 67 CpI., B Company; Crusader Staff; JV Football Team; Varsity Swimming Team. College Preference—Georgia Tech Service Preference—U.S. Air Force Ambition—Successful Architect MICHAEL B. WATSON Mike Mike-a-doo San Antonio, Texas 1963- 64 Entered T.M.I. from Eisenhower Junior High School; Pvt., Hdqtrs Company; NEDT Certificate; C Basketball Team; Swimming Team; Radio Club; Band Ribbon. 1964- 65 PFC., C Company; MacArthur Cup Company Ribbon; NEDT Certificate; Military Proficiency Bars; Military Proficiency Wreath; C Football Team; C Basketball Team; Track Team; Radio Club. 1965- 66 Sgt., C Company; B Football Team; B Basketball Team; Guitar Club; Tug-of-War Team on Field Day. 1966- 67 Sgt., C Company; Military Proficiency Bars; Varsity Football Team; Var- sity Sport Ribbon; Crusader Staff; Junior Librarian; Sgt.-at-arms of the Junior Class. College Preference—Rice University Service Preference—U. S. Navy Ambition—Electrical Engineer 52 Class of 1968 President Dick Chenault Vice-President Jack Jessel Sergeant-at-Arms Mike Watson Student Council John Moran 53 Doug Blake John Booth Steve Brown Richard Brownfield Marc Bruner Steve Bruner Dale Byars Mac Carson Lyndol Carter Phil Christopher Frank Churchill Martin Clement 54 David Gracey Ed Graves Larry Grubbs Bill Hammon 55 Bob Daniel Frederick Davis Jay Falkenburg Mark Freed Guy Gandy Wayne Garcia Guillermo Gamboa Robert Goodrich Nick Hinds Bill Hundley A. C. Jones Phil Jones Meredith Mallory George Markle Gene Mason Edward McCormick 56 Mike Karr John Keck Paul Leonard Rick Livengood John McMasters Howard Miller Jay Miller John Montgomery James Morrow Mike Pangman Marcos Pena Marshall Pierson David Puckett Van Ripstein Doug Roderick Bill Spaulding 57 Bill Steakley Jim White Marshall Steves Arthur Underwood Pat West A 58 Faculty Advisors Mr. Ben Shaw Mr. Claude Ray 59 Class of 1969 President John Cunningham Vice-President Rick Binner Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Sommers Student Council Curtis Vaughan Secretary Elliot Malach Treasurer Alston Beinhorn Jay Bohner Faisal Chamut Jaime Christensen Clyde Crews Bill Davis Tom Denney Gary Eidelbach David Elmore Jack Flanders Mark Frandsen Sam Green Pat Burns John Hannan John Grimes Ted Hackney George Haley Tom Hopkins Craig Howard Doug Howell Jack Jackson 62 ■Phil Kline Edward Kott George Light John J. Martinez Ronnie Moore Mike Mullin Chip Porter Felton Randal Lane Redburn Dirk Rhoad Bob Roth Forrester Smith Towne Smith David Spencer George Spencer George Stewart David Strauss Marv Taylor Gilman Tracy Peter Van Overen £ Ramiro Villareal Lloyd Walsh Malcolm Wilson Ronnie Yates Faculty Advisors Mr. Thomas Burnett Mr. Virgil Espino 64 65 Class of 1970 President John Primomo Vice President Byron Goad Secretary Treasurer Stephen Hasam Mike McCaw Sergeant-at-Arms Andy Posey Student Council Zaino Chamut 66 Ps. P Aa A mA dA Peter Beck Pete Bonds John Brown Milton Brown t CX « a « fi fJ K . Bobby Browne Doug Bruton Roy Butler Tim Dooley n 4kA 4kjbd k ▼I 1 Vance Duncan Richard Eason Dudley Flanders Kirk Francis Richard Gracey Doug Gregory Jake Hammon Jim Harris 67 Tom McEwen Sandy McNab Jim Painter Rick Parnass Jim Pipkin Randy Reines Richard Roberts David Singleton David Huffington Billy Huitt Dick Johnson Bubba Light John Mallory Chris Markle Mark McClelland Conlee McElveen Cs r. Randy Smith Craig Sterne Edward Steves John Steves Tommy Stoneham Bill Taylor Bill Thompson Rankin Tippins Mark Townsend Raleigh Trotter Rick Wallace Frank Ward 69 Gregg Waters Galvin Weston John Whitehill Tom Woodley Steve Woody Jimmy Yancy S.F.C. Victor Woods Mr. Richard Whatton Class of 1971 President Ernest Altgelt Vice President Lamar Spencer Secretary Donald Covey Sergeant at arms Rick Smith Treasurer Sam Carrasco Faculty Advisors Mark Cooney Mr. Theodore Klein Mr. Stuart Weinerth 71 Richard Nitschke Jeff Richmond Dick Robertson Mike Shadid Jeff Lee Jamie Martinez David McCullough Mark Myler Peter Davies A Richard Deane Rogelio Garza Ned Holland 72 David Sien Quinn Williams Raleigh Wood Coaches Left to Right: Mr. Les Williams, Mr. George Watson, Mr. Jim Robinson, Mr. Walter Miller, Mr. Harry Klie, Mr. Carl Miller, and Mr. Sandy Donaldson. Not shown: Sgt. Jake Bohner Varsity Football Team 1st Row, Left to Right; Wallace D., Watson, Helm, Skiles, Brundage, Roderick, Dillard, Kirkwood, Bruner, M., Otero, Brown G., 2nd Row; Graham, Stanley, Barnett, Moran, Barker, Cunningham, Chiles, McCullough H., Karr, Blake, Brown S., Todd, Christopher, Fitch, Steakley. Co-Captains PETE OTERO and JOE BARKER 75 Cheerleaders BILL CHILES, All-Conference, Back SKIP BROWN, All-Conference, End NIXON DILLARD, All-Conference, Center JOE BARKER, All-Conference, Guard K 77 Offensive Team Front Row, L, to R,; Hook McCullough, Bill Kirkwood, John Cunningham, Nixon Dillard, Joe Barker, John Dix, Skip Brown; Back Row, Albert Skiles, Bill Chiles, David Fitch, Tommy Brundage BILL STEAKLEY MARC BRUNER DOUG GRAHAM Defensive Team Front Row, L to R; Mike Watson, Doug Blake, John Cunningham, Joe Barker, Doug Roderick, Bill Kirkwood. Back Row; Pete Otero, John Six, Albert Skiles, Mike Karr, Phil Christopher. Fitch charges through the Spartan line. TMI 8—ST. STEPHENS 12 The Panthers fell to the powerful Spartans, but came back with a tremendous recovery in the season opener on September 17. After the Spartans made 12 points in the first half, the Panthers' defense was able to stop their aggression. Phil Christopher, TMI's starting quarterback, was hurt in the first half as he attempted to run a boot-leg play. His replacement, David Fitch, showed great skill and led the Panthers to their first touchdown with a 32 yard pass to Skip Brown. Fitch then carried the ball through the middle for the 2 points. The second half saw no scoring by either team. Each team had several fumbles and neared the goal lines but were stopped by the powerful defenses. In a real heart breaker, the Panthers lost their first game 12-8. TMI 14—ALLEN 10 On Saturday, September 24, a spirited TMI football team traveled to Bryan, Texas, and handed Pre-season favorite, Allen Academy, its first conference loss of the year. David Fitch started for injured Phil Christopher, who had suffered a sprained ankle in last week's game. Allen was first to light up the scoreboard when quarterback, Randy Satterwhite, hit Don Finnell with a 39 yard scoring strike. The Panthers came right back and scored on a three yard plunge by halfback. Bill Helm. The conversion try failed, and Allen took a 7-6 lead into the dressing room. The Ramblers extended their lead in the third quarter on an 18 yard field goal. But the Panthers pushed across the deciding touchdown in the fourth period when quarterback, David Fitch, handed off to fullback. Bill Chiles. Wingback, Tom Brundage, went over for the 2 point conversion. TMI quarterback, Phil Christopher, ran out the clock making the final score 14 to 10, in favor of TMI. 80 McCullough leaps for the pigskin in the Allen game. TMI 52—SCHREINER 0 Fitch carries for a long gain Al Skiles scored on a 70 yard pass interception run-back and Fitch ran 12 yards in the first period. Marc Bruner and Chiles ran two point conversions. Chiles raced 80 yards to score, Bill Helm added the extra points in the third quarter and Phil Christopher ran for the two points. Rick Liese skipped 15 yards to one touchdown, Doug Graham sprinted eight yards for another and Chiles ended the scoring by racing across for the two-pointer. It was TMI's best scoring day since the Panthers whipped Schreiner, 54-8 in 1958. Quarterback, David Fitch, passed for two touchdowns and scored one, and Bill Chiles scored ten points as the Texas Military Institute Panthers routed the Kerrville Schreiner Rebels, 52-0 at Mac-Arthur Field Saturday afternoon. TMI which eventually wound up substituting freely, ran up a 22-0 count after one period. Fitch hit Hook McCullough with a 30 yard scoring pass, Chiles breaks loose for an 80 yard T.D, TMI 30—SAN MARCOS 46 A Determined Panther team traveled to San Marcos on October 2nd to try to secure first place in the Texas Preparatory League. San Marcos scored first with a T.D. by Larry Black. The Panthers came back with an eighteen yard scoring run by Tommy Brundage; the extra point was made by tackle, John Dix. Then TMI was caught off guard by a seventy yard kick-off return by Jimmy Stevens for another San Marcos Academy touchdown. After another San Marcos drive to the goal in the second quarter, TMI came back with six points by right end, Skip BroxMn. The conversion was made by a fumble recovery by center, Nixon Dillard, ending the half. Early in the second half, San Marcos widened its lead by sixteen points with 2 touchdowns. Halfback, Doug Graham, scored in the fourth quarter up the middle, and Tommy Brundage added the two extra points. Late in the second quarter tailback, Brundage, capped off a TMI drive to add six. The game ended, SMA 46, TMI 30, leaving the Panthers in second place in the TPL. 81 Brundage goes over for another Panther touchdown. TMI 12-PEACOCK 6 The most exciting game in the first half of the season took place on Parents' Day, October 15. This game was to prove a cliff hanger till the very end. Each team scored a touchdown in the second period but neither team could make the conversion. In the second quarter, Mike Karr intercepted a pass and raced 43 yards for the first score of the game. Steve Taylor, of Peacock, returned the kickoff for a 75 yard T.D., Peacock's only score of the game. At half time the score was TMI 6, Peacock 6. In the third quarter, the two teams battled with neither side scoring. Late in the fourth quarter, Albert Skiles recovered a fumbled punt on Peacock's 40 yard line. This started the Panther drive for their second touchdown which ended when Bill Helm went in for the last 12 yards. Late in the fourth quarter, Peacock started to move down the field to the TMI 4 yard line where it was first down and 50 seconds to play. The Helm runs back opening kick off with the help of Otero. rugged TMI defense, with the help of a 5 yard penalty, was able to stop the Kadets dead. The Panthers were assured victory when John Dix intercepted a Peacock pass. The final score: TMI 12—Peacock 6. Dix blitzes through the Rambler line. Cullough, on a 35 yard pass, putting the Panthers on the Allen 11. On the next play, Fitch again passed; this time to tailback, Albert Skiles, in the end zone for a score. The aerial conversion was made by Fitch to John Dix, on the tackle eligible play. The third quarter was scoreless, but in the fourth quarter, Allen marched downfield for a touchdown on 5 passes and 5 first downs. But, thanks to a rugged Panther defense led by Joe Barker, Doug Blake, and Bill Kirkwood, the final score remained TMI 16 Allen 8. TMI 16—ALLEN 8 The TMI Panthers moved one step closer to the league-leaders, San Marcos Academy, by downing the Allen Academy Ramblers 16 to 8 on TMI's MacArthur Field. After a first quarter deadlock, the Panthers exploded for two touchdowns within minutes of each other. The first came on a 10 yard run by halfback. Bill Chiles. This was set up by an Allen fumble on TMI's 21 yard line. Ton Brundage, TMI halfback, added the two point conversion on a sweep around the right end. After the kickoff, the TMI defense, which allowed the Ramblers only one first down in the first half, forced Allen to punt. On the first down, quarterback, David Fitch, hit split end, Hook Mc- 82 Brundage makes the conversion. TMI 48—SCHREINER 0 Skiles make it look easy as he breaks away from a host of Rebel defenders. TMI traveled to Schreiner on November 5, to chalk up their second league victory over the Rebels. The Panthers took an early lead when on the first play of the game halfback. Bill Helm, intercepted a Rebel pass and returned it 35 yards for the score. The rugged Panther defense held and during the next Panther series, quarterback, David Fitch, threw a pass to end, Hook McCullough, for a 50 yard touchdown. The defense, which allowed only four first downs and 53 yards total offense, held again with the aggressiveness of such players as Joe Barker and linebacker, Pete Otero. During the next series of plays, fullback, Bill Chiles, broke through the middle and raced 56 yards for another touchdown. Phil Christopher ran the successful conversion. The second quarter was a seesaw battle between the Panther secondary and the Rebels. At the end of the first half TMI was leading 20-0. TMI received the ball in the second half and on the second play from scrimmage, Bill Chiles successfully broke through and went 78 yards for another score. The mighty Panther offense scored next in the fourth quarter when Pete Otero ran into the end zone. Bill Chiles also went in for the extra two points. Phil Christopher found the end zone next on a 13 yard quarterback keep around the end, while special fullback John Cunningham ran the conversion. Praise should also be given to the TMI defense, led by Joe Barker and Pete Otero, which gave the Rebels only 4 first downs and 53 yards rushing. The game ended with the scoreboard showing TMI 48 Schreiner 0. Brown breaks a tackle 83 Chiles gets the ball and scores. KIRKWOOD: The Lone Defender TMI 6-SMA 12 On Friday afternoon, November 11, the TMI Panthers lost a heart-breaking league championship.battle to San Marcos Academy on MacArthur Field. The Panthers, who played the Bears earlier in the season and were defeated by 16 points, made a great try to settle the score. The Panthers, after receiving the opening kickoff began a short drive, but it was quickly ended when Steve Johnson recovered a fumble for the Bears. The Bears went from there to make their first T.D. The point after failed with the score 6-0. The Panthers were forced to give up the ball and this set up the final SMA touchdown, with no extra point. Sensing that it was now or never, the Panthers became more determined than ever and as a result dominated the entire second half on both offense and defense. The Panthers longest drive of the day was started on the 20 yard line after a Bear kick traveled 60 yards into the end zone. Long gainers by backs, Bill Chiles and Tom Brundage, and a 25 yard pass from quarterback, David Fitch, to Al Skiles sparked the triumphant 80 yard march. Bill Chiles bulled over from the one yard line for the only Panther score. The scoring ended right there and as the final gun sounded, the Bears had taken the TPL championship by the score of 1 2 to 6. TMI 6-PEACOCK 14 PMA scored touchdowns in the first and third quarters by taking advantage of 5 out of 11 Panther fumbles. This led to a 14 to 6 upset over the mighty Panther ball club. Although this last league game did not substantially help Peacock, it dropped the Panthers to a tie for second place in the final league standings. Late in the first quarter, the Panthers lost the ball and Peacock picked it up for a 6 pointer with a one point conversion. The Panthers narrowed the gap in the second quarter when Bill Helm sprinted 18 yards for the score. However, the try for the two points was unsuccessful. After this it was a defensive battle with the Panthers backed up by lineman, Joe Barker, and linebacker, Mike Karr. Peacock, late in the third quarter, scored another 7 points and increased its lead. 84 DILLARD Thwarts the Kadets “B”-Team 1st Row, L to R; Leonard, Palmer, Kelfer, Willis, Miller, H., Graves, Moore, G., Morellf Wood, T., Sommers; 2nd Row; Steves, M., Hinds, Hopkins, Jones, P., Jensen, Liese, Falkenburg, Keck, Berkowitz, Shank; 3rd Row; Bruner, S., West, Gandy, Brunner, O., Underwood, Stewart, Straus, Hammon, Basom, Clement, McCormick, Mgr. “C”-Team 1st Row, L to R; Duncan, Mgr., Bohner, Flanders, D., McCullough, D., Frandsen, Tippins, Bruton, Whitehill, Singleton, Mgr.; 2nd Row; McCaw, Smith, R. B., Hackney, Yates, Moore, R., Townsend, Francis, Binner; 3rd Row: Coach Robinson, Jackson, C., Brown, M., Denny, Light, G., Taylor; M., Goad, Steves, E., Mullin, Green. 85 TPL Champions Left to Right: Christopher, Karr, McCullough, Graham, and Richards. Co-Captains Individual Scoring McCullough ............................... 338 Richards ................................. 257 Karr ..................................... 166 Christopher............................... 105 Graham ..................................... 55 86 RICHARDS and McCULLOUGH hook McCullough Season Record GARY RICHARDS All-Conference All-Conference TMI. . . . . .60 San Marcos 58 TMI. .. . . .46 Peacock 50 TMI. . . . . .51 St. Gerards 41 TMI. . . . . .72 Schreiner 26 TMI. . . . . .53 Allen 39 TMI. . . . . .44 St. Gerards 56 TMI. . . . . .70 St. Anthony 52 TMI. . . . . .48 Concordia 75 TMI. . . . . .53 St. Stephens 58 TMI. . . . . .50 San Marcos 36 TMI. . . .. .52 Peacock 42 TMI. . . . . .98 Allen 51 TMI. . . . . .84 St. Anthony 66 TMI. . . . . .67 San Marcos 65 TMI. . . . . .60 Concordia 63 TMI. . . . . .60 St. Stephens 84 TMI. . . . . .70 Schreiner 66 TMI. . . . . .46 Peacock 60 DOUG GRAHAM PHIL CHRISTOPHER 87 Junior Varsity Bottom Row: Left to Right: Jessel, Brunner, M., Binner. Top Row: Left to Right: Cunningham, Moran, Chenault, Smith, G., Dix. JOHN DIX GOOD SMITH DICK CHENAULT 88 JACK JESSEL RICK BINNER MIKE KARR T.M.I. Puts Down San Marcos in Startling Comeback! Richards gets set to score. On Tuesday, February 7, the TMI Panthers traveled to San Marcos to defeat the Bears in the most decisive and important game of the season. This game insured TMI at least a tie for the league lead. The win against the Bears gave the Panthers a 6-0 record for league play. The highlight of the evening occurred when Mike Karr scored the basket which gave the Panthers the lead. This was in the third quarter, after the Panthers overcame a 41-29 halftime lead by San Marcos. The Panthers went on to victory with a close 67-65 final score. High scorers in the double column bracket were Hook McCullough with 30 points, Mike Karr with 16 points, and Gary Richards with 13 points. 89 Panthers Finish Season McCullough attempts to close the gap. TMI 46-PEACOCK 60 On Thursday night, February 16, the T.M.I. Panthers suffered their only defeat of the season in league play. Greatly inspired, the Peacock Kadets fought successfully to win this rival match. The Panther's first string was eliminated by the third quarter because of fouls. The halftime score was 22-22. The lead changed hands evenly during the third and fourth quarters until the last five minutes when the Kadets pulled ahead by taking advantage of T.M.I. penalties. The inferior-rated Kadets, in fourth place in league standings, proved.to be a tough group. High scorers were All-Conference center. Hook McCullough with 21 points, and Gary Richards with 10 points. Even in defeat, the Panthers displayed the ability which has made them the TPL champions of 1966-67 with a final season record of 7-1. 90 “B” Basketball Team Front Row; Left to Right: Underwood, manager; Hammon, W., Stewart, Falkenburg, Morrow. Second Row: Gandy, Palmer, Porter, Moore, R. “C” Basketball Team 91 Front Row; Left to Right: McCullough, D., Duncan, Flanders, Dooley, Carrasco. Second Row: Francis, Smith, R. W., Wright, Grimes, Brown, M., Posey. Varsity Baseball Team Ffont Kow, Loft to flight. Woehler, Binner, Moore, G., Green. Standing: Christopher, Otero, P., Dillard, Dix, Gandy, and Brown, M Dillard stores a rvo for th Psnthns. Dillard and D«a comfcun for Junior Baseball Team Kneeling; Left to Right: Ritchey, Duncan, Bohner, Carrasco, McCullough, D. and Garza. Standing: Roderick, Miller, H., Gracey, D., Gamboa, Hammon, Porter, Mullin, Stewart, and Taylor, M. Soccer Team Kneeling; Left to Right: Markle, G., Yates, Gamboa, Markle, C., Garza, Wood, T., Helm, Townsend, and Trotter. Standing: Goad, Alfaro, Pena, Barnett, Livengood, Brown, S., Todd, Basom, Adams, Steves, E., and Chamut, Z. 93 Sprinters Field Competitors Track Team Kneeling: Palmer, Moore, R. Standing: Brown, G., Chiles, and Skiles. Kneeling: Graham, Barker, Hopkins, and Brundage. Standing: Montgomery, Cunningham Underwood, and Blake. Distance Runners Kneeling: Jones, P., Whifehill, and Grimes. Standing: Barnett, Byars, Dunham, and Freed. 94 Utility Men Left to Right: Posey, Neeley, Smith, R. W. Julif, Moran, Otero, R., and Watson. Swimming Team Coach: Mr. Carl Miller Front Row; Left to Right: Markle, C., Churchill, Garfinkel, Dean, R,. Eason, Adams, and Reines. Second Row: Dooley, Booth, Beck, Kelfer, Francis, and Jordan. Third Row: Wingerter, Lemionet, Smith, G., Shank, and Mr. Miller. Tennis Team Coach: Mr. Klie Kneeling; Left to Right: Spencer, G., Tracy, Malach, Keck, Helm, and Jessel. Standing: Mr. Klie, Elmore, Hinds, Clement, Chenault, McCullough, G., Vaughan, and Falkenburg. TPL Golf Champions Coach: Mr. Miller Standing; Left to Right: Alstadt, Mr. Miller, Basse, Cooksey, Morrow, Beirthorn, Gervitz, Rosson, Carter, Morell, Kott, Leonard, Brown, Deane, Redburn, and McNab. T.P.L. TOURNAMENT 1st—T.M.I.—316 2nd—Schreiner—381 3rd—San Marcos—391 Medalist—Jim Morell S.P.C. CONFERENCE-TOURNAMENT 1st—St. Mark's—335 2nd—Casady—354 3rd—T.M.I.—357 96 The Battalion Staff BATTALION COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER BATTALION S-3 BATTALION S-l BATTALION S-4 BATTALION S-2 SERGEANT MAJOR S-4 SERGEANT BATTALION ARMORER Major Leslie W. Barnett Major Nicholas C. Wingerter Captain Jesse D. Oppenheimer First Lieutenant John O. Dix First Lieutenant Terry S. Tannen Second Lieutenant George M. Moore Master Sergeant Douglas B. Blake Master Sergeant Marshall T. Steves Corporal Samuel W. Green 98 The Color Guard Sergeant First Class John M. Moran—Commander Sergeant First Class Joseph L. Baker Sergeant First Class Ruel J. Falkenburg Corporal Bruce M. Carson 99 “A” Company COMPANY COMMANDER FIRST PLATOON LEADER SECOND PLATOON LEADER FIRST SERGEANT Captain Goodall W. McCullough Second Lieutenant Gary N. Richards Master Sergeant Jack L. Jessel Master Sergeant Bryan D. Chenault Bottom Row, Left to Right: CPL Chamut, F.; PVT Carrasco, PFC Flanders, D.; PVT Robertson, SFC Clement, M SGT Jessel, M SGT Chenault, CAPT McCullough, 2nd IT Richards, SFC Garcia, PVT Dwyer, PVT Lee, PVT Shadid, PVT McCullough, D.; PVT Elkin. Middle Row: PFC Brpwn, G.; SGT Yates, PVT Reines, PFC Williams, D.; PFC Hackney, PVT Bruton, PFC Steakley, SGT White, PFC Waters, PVT Covey, PFC Townsend, PFC Woody, PFC Chamut, Z.; PFC Elmore, SFC Gamboa, PVT Butler. Top Row: PFC Hamon J., PVT Brown, S.; PVT Wright, PFC Jensen, SGT Todd, PVT Shuler, CPL Cooksey, PVT Carter, CPL Churchill, PVT Hughes, PFC Goad, PFC Rhoad, PFC Mullin, PVT Martinez, J. F.; PVT Neeley. Not Shown: SGT Stoner, PFC Puckett, PVT Dotras, PVT Dugan, PVT Juliff. “B” Company COMPANY COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER FIRST PLATOON LEADER SECOND PLATOON LEADER FIRST SERGEANT Captain William E. Chiles Second Lieutenant Goodhue W. Smith Master Sergeant John H. Keck Sergeant First Class David A. Gracey Sergeant First Class Gerard Lemionet Bottom Row, Left to Right: PVT Trotter, PFC McClelland, PVT Taylor, W.; PFC Primomo, PFC McElveen, SFC Markle, G.; SFC Lemionet, M SGT Keck, CAPT Chiles, 2nd LT Smith, G.; SFC Gracey, D.; SFC Graham, PFC Sterne, SGT Malach, PFC Gracey, R.; PFC Hasam, PVT Burkett, PVT Davies. Middle Row: PVT Garza, CPL Morell, CPL Helm, CPL Wood, A.; CPL Graves, PVT Singleton, PVT Palmer, CPL Davis, W.; PFC Leonard, SGT Binner, PFC Whitehill, PVT Eckhardt, CPL Garfinkel, PFC Roberts, PFC Bonds, PFC Pierson, PVT Karbach, PVT Harris, PFC Markle, C. Top Row: SGT Hannan, PFC Byars, PVT Livengood, PVT Alstadt, PFC Basom, PFC Van Overen, PVT Pena, PVT Adams, PFC McMasters, PFC Brownfield, SGT Shank, PVT Roderick, PFC Good-rich, SGT Kirkwood, CPL Jones, A.; PFC Beck, PVT Alfaro. Not Shown: SGT Hammon, SGT Tracy, CPL Gandy, CPL Morrow, CPL Porter, PFC Steward, PVT Wallace, D. “C” Company COMPANY COMMANDER Captain Steven K. Howell FIRST PLATOON LEADER Second Lieutenant William J. Matera SECOND PLATOON LEADER First Lieutenant Albert B. Skiles FIRST SERGEANT Master Sergeant Robert V. Daniel Bottom Row, Left to Right: PVT Deane, C.; PFC Weston, PVT Williams, Q.; SFC Miller, H.; 2nd LT Matera, CAPT Howell, 1st IT Skiles, M SGT Daniel, M SGT Hinds, SFC Grubbs, PFC Berkowitz, CpI Quirk. Middle Row: PVT Nitschke, PVT Pipkin, PVT Gregory, PFC McEwen, CPL Redburn, PFC Yancy, PFC Dooley, PFC Steves, E.; CPL Kott. Top Row: PVT Sullivan, SGT Watson, SGT Cunningham, CPL Straus, PFC Brown M., PVT Hundley, CPL Christensen, PFC Seago, PVT Otero, P., PVT Richmond, CPL Haley, SGT Sommers. Not Shown: SGT Light, G. E.; SGT Roth, CPL Moore, R.; PFC Kelfer, PFC Spencer, D.; PVT Altgelt, PVT Brown, J.; PVT Davis, $.; PVT Freed, PVT Light, G. R.; PVT Oliver, PVT West, M. “D” Company COMPANY COMMANDER FIRST PLATOON LEADER SECOND PLATOON LEADER FIRST SERGEANT Captain John M. Willis First Lieutenant William E. Dean First Lieutenant Lawrence F. Rosson Master Sergeant Myron E. Pangman Bottom Rov t Left to Right: PVT Reiner, PVT Mallory J., SGT Bondurant, SGT Vaughan, M SGT Underwood, 1st IT Dean, W.; CAPT Willis, 1st LT Rosson, SFC Miller, J.; SGT Spencer, G.; SGT Beinhorn, SGT Jaffe. Middle Roy : PVT Cooney, PFC Steves, J.; PVT Spencer, L.; PFC Woodley, PVT Holland, PFC Frandsen, CPL Burns, PVT Sien, PVT Jones, P., CPL Crews. Top Roy : PFC Booth, PVT Thompson, PFC Montgomery, SGT Pheil, CPL Hopkins, CPL Ripstein, PVT Otero, R., CPL Basse, PFC Smith, R. B.; PVT Ward, PVT Wood, R. Not Shown: M SGT Pangman, M SGT Dean R., SFC Christopher, PFC Martinez J. J., PFC Villarreal, PVT Eidelbach, PVT Llese, PVT Mallory M., PVT McNab. O mij. The Band BAND COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER FIRST PLATOON LEADER SECOND PLATOON LEADER FIRST SERGEANT DRUM MAJOR First Lieutenant Patrick E. Taggart Second Lieutenant Carl N. Dillard Master Sergeant Mauricio Gervitz Sergeant First Class Charles G. Woehler Master Sergeant William B. Spaulding Corporal Oscar J. Brunner Bottom Row, Left to Right: CPL Brunner, O.; 1st LT Taggart, 2nd LT Dillard, PVT McCaw, CPL Grimes, PFC Jackson, C.; SGT Howell, D.; PVT Smith, R. W.; M SGT Spaulding, PFC Kline, PVT Myler, PVT Jordan. Middle Row: SGT Brundage, SGT Bohner, PVT Williams, R.; PFC Jackson, P.; Taylor, M.; PVT Dunham, PFC Francis; PVT Howard, PFC Smith, F.; PVT Stoneham, M SGT Gervitz. Top Row.- PVT Fitch, PFC Duncan, SFC Woehler, PFC Wallace, P.; PVT Ritchey, SGT West, P.; PFC Posey, PFC Eason, PVT Bruner, M.; PFC Wilson, M.; PVT Tippins, PFC Painter Not Shown: SGT Jaffe, CPL Bruner, S. Rifle Team TPL Champions Kneeling: Van Overen, Bonds, Jaffe, Burkett, Miller, H. Standing: SFC Woods, Hundley, Seago, Steves, M., Roth, Stoner, Pangman On the eighth of March, the TMI Rifle Team won the Texas Preparatory League Rifle Matches, by beating Peacock Military Academy in the Shoot-off match, 1267 to 1248. FINAL TEAM SCORES: TMI—3759 Peacock—3657 San Marcos—2224 Schreiner—2118 Allen—(one match) 925 FINAL INDIVIDUAL SCORES: 1) Fritts, R. Peacock 2) Miller, H. TMI 3) Pangman, M. TMI The rifle team fired in the Texas A l U.S. Invitational Championship Match and out of the seventy-six competing teams from all over the United States, TMI placed ninth. Mike Pangman was the eleventh high scorer of the match. This year the Rifle Team placed in the City League, losing only three of their fourteen matches. The team total for the fourteen matches was 11452 points, an average of 818 points out of a possible 1000 per match. The individual, school, high firers were Mike Pangman, first, and Bill Hundley, second. On the 9th and 10th of December, the Rifle team went to Austin, Texas, to fire in the University of Texas Invitational Rifle Match. Of all the competing state rifle teams, TMI placed fourth. Mike Pangman was the sixth place high individual shooter. On March 10-12, the Rifle team travelled to Houston, Texas, to fire in the Gulf Coast Championship Rifle Match. Of the forty competing schools, TMI took third place with a score of 1263 to bring back a handsome floating trophy. Bill Hundley was the third high shooter. r� Sabre Team First Row: 1st LT Taggart CAPT Willis CAPT Oppenheimer Second Row: 1st LT Rosson MAJ Barnett CAPT Howell SFC Lemionet Third Row: MAJ Wingerter 2nd LT Smith, G. Not Shown: 1st LT Dean, W. 21 October 1966—Floresville Peanut Festival 10 December 1966—Black and White Ball MacArthur Rifles COMMANDER CAPT Steven Howell FIRST SGT M SGT Douglas Blake First Squad, Left to Right: Primomo—Squad Leader, Pipkin, Tippins, Steves, J. Second Squad: Daniel—Squad Leader, Pheil, McClelland, Taylor. Third Squad; Grubbs—Squad Leader, Byars, Rhoad, Howell, D. Fourth Squad: Carson—Squad Leader, Hannan, J., Goodrich, Pierson. 107 23 November 1966—Exhibition at Wonder Theater 25 February 1967—Exhibition at AAilitary Ball The Military Ball 25 February 1967 The Grand March The Receiving Line Crowning of the Queen, Miss Sheryl Wright 108 Federal Inspection 14 March 1967 109 Camp Bullis 30 March 1967 Final Preparations 'B' Company Arrives 'C' Company Sets up Tents Loading the Buses Sgt. Woods Supervises 'A' Company Digging the 'D' Company Latrine Camp Bullis 31 March 1967 Squad Maneuvers Searching for Aggressors Officers Serve as Escorts at the Teenage Fashion Show—19 April 1967 112 113 Military Field Day 15-16 May 1967 114 Military Activities Color Guard for the Diez y Seis Parade 16 September 1966 Parents' Day 15 October 1966 Cadet Barnett Presented with the Legion of Valor of the United States of America by Major General William A. Harris, a member of the Legion of Valor Association 4 November 1966 115 Officers Attend Observance of Pearl Harbor Day at Fort Sam Houston 7 December 1966 San Antonio Academy Day 11 November 1966 United States Army Drill Team Visits T.M.I. 17 April 1967 116 Supervision of activities. Activities 117 Crusader Editors Sponsor: Mrs. Will iff Seated Left to Right: Wingerter, Howell, Mrs. Willitt, Barnett, Rosson. Standing Left to Right: Richards, Dean, W., Moore, Kirkwood, Matera, Garfinkel, Skiles. Seated Left to Right: Shank, Bondurant, Brundage, Lemionet, Willis, Watson, Quirk, Helm. Standing Left to Right: Falkenburg, Steves, M., Miller, J., Miller, H., McMaster, Chenault, Christopher, Blake, Daniel, Hundley, Leonard, Pheil, Davis, S., Palmer, Markle, G. 118 Panther Staff v P -! zf ry jT v� I 7 •V V • ir. Sponsor: Mr. Hinds. Standing Left to Right: Cooney, Hamon, J.; Mr. Klie, Sponsor; Mr. Hinds, Hamm on, W. first Row, Front to Rear: Tannen, Editor; Jessei, Dean, R., Gracey, R., Steves, E. Second Row: Oppenheimer, Editor; Hinds, Wood, T., Woody, Kline, Primomo. Third Row: Taggart, Vaughan, Keck, Beinhorn, Martinez. Fourth Row: Gracey, D., Underwood, Hammom, W. Forensic Club •'S' v_ jl -it t CO . i t, c Sponsor: Mr. Hinote. Top Row Left to Right: Rosson, Hamon, J., Booth, Vaughan, 44annan, Underwood, Moran, Gregory, Matera, Gracey, D. 2nd Row: Mr. Hinote, Primomo, Wallace, R., Pangman, Hughes, Dean, R., Hinds, Steves, M., Miller, J., Mr. Weinerth. 1st Row: Liese, Garfinkel, Tannen, Oppenheimer, Taggart. I 19 Honor Council Top Row: Otero, Christopher, Chiles, Mr. Huff, Mr. Hinote, Richards, Falkenburg. Bottom Row: Dean, W., Vice-President; Barnett, President; Oppenheimer, Secretary. Student Council Standing: Chamut, Z., Col. Irwin, Mr. Hinote, Mr. Whatton, Moran. Seated: Primomo, Vaughan, Howell, S.; Barnett, Chenault, Secretary; McCullough, H., President; Oppenheimer, Vice-President; Tannen, Treasurer; Wingerter, Cunningham, Kirkwood, Brown, G. 120 ■ikr National Honor Society Seated; Left to Right: Daniel, Skiles, Howell, S., Barnett, Wingerter, Willis, Tannen, Oppenheimer, Rosson. Standing: Spaulding, Pangman, Hinds. Quill and Scroll Society Seated; Left to Right: Dean, W., Moore, G., Garfinkel, Taggart, Barnett, Howell, S., Oppenheimer, Tannen, Rosson, Wingerter, Skiles, Pheil. Standing: Pangman, Steves, M., Hinds, Blake, Daniel, Miller, J. 121 Bridge Club Sponsor: Mr. Ray. Standing: Falkenburg, Redburn, Mr. Ray, Smith, R. B., Taylor, M. Seated: Helm, Smith, G., Gregory, Wright. Lay Readers Sponsor: The Reverend Milton Brown Left to Right: Spaulding, Matera, Howell, S., Mr. Brown, Barker, Blake. Not Shown: Hughes. 122 Science Club Sponsor: Mr. Espino. Standing: Shadid, Jensen, Yates, McCullough, H., Mr. Espino, Roberts, Wood, A., Basse, Steves, J., Seated: Sommers, Bohner, Reines, Spencer, D., Junior Librarians Sponsor: Mrs. Willitt Standing: Steves, E., Miller, H., McMaster, Wallace, P., Crews, Spencer, G., Tracy, Clement, Malachf Watson, Smith, R. W., West, P., Covey, Christopher, Roberts, Hasam, Flanders, D. Seated: Steves, M., Matera, Tannen, Mrs. Willitt, Beinhorn, Spaulding, Chenault. 123 Sponsor: Mr. Ray Left Tables—First Table: Christensen, Basse, Garcia. Second Table: Wright, Sommers, Pipkin, Hopkins. Third Table: Mallory, B., Dunham, Francis, Taylor, M., (standing). Freed, Col. Ray (standing). Right Tables—First Table: Spencer, L., Wood, R., Altgelt, Davies Second Table: Woodley, Sien, Mallory, J., Redburn. Third Table: Yancy, Spencer, G. Not Shown: Jackson, P. Guitar Club Sponsor: Mr. Brown Top Row: Gamboa, Shuler, Eason, Carson. Bottom Row: Mr. Brown, McCaw Palmer, Dwyer, Altgelt, Trotter. 124 ________ Geometry Club Sponsor: Mr. Burnett. Left to Right; First Row: Pena, Rhoad, Chamut, F. Second Row: Cooksey, Gervitz, Hasam, Garcia, Mullin. Third Row: Stewart, Chamut, Z., Garza. Fourth Row: Eidelbach, Martinez, J. J., Mr. Burnett, Alfaro. Photography Club Sponsor: Col. Irwin. Left to Right: Col Irwin, Richards, Bruner, S., Steves, E., Ritchey, Williams, R., Painter, Basom, Hundley, Brownfield, Elkin, Graves, Miller, H., Steves, M., Miller, J. Brown, J., Hamon. 125 Spanish Club Sponsor: Mr. Brown, B. Left to Right: Morrow, Alfaro, Gamboa, Martinez, J., Mr. Brown. Acolytes Sponsor: Mr. Brown, M. Left to Right: Watson, Steves, M., Mr. Brown, Woehler, Puckett. 126 Radio Club Sponsor: Mr. Jogl Standing Left to Right: Yates, Dooley, Bohner, Holland. Seated Left to Right: Myler, Dwyer, Eason. Coin Club Sponsor: Mr. Webber Left to Right: Christensen, Burkett, Porter, Smith, F., Martinez, Wilson, Burns. 127 Cotillion Club ■ Sponsor: Mr. Miller. Seated Left to Right: Markle, G., McCullough, H., Mr. Miller, Oppenheimer, Dean, W. Standing Left to Right: Miller, H., Steves, M., Vaughan, Daniel, Yates. Athletic Statistics Club Left to Right, First Row: Bruner, M., Tracy, Green, Palmer, Moran. Second Row: Binner, Morell, Jones, P-, Malach, Steakley Roderick Third Row: Hammon, J., Richards, McCullough, H., Chiles, Cunningham, Gandy. 128 Choir Sponsor: Mr. Donaldson. Left to Right: Mr. Donaldson, Wallace, P.; Hopkins. Sponsor: Mr. Utay. Left to Right: Spencer, G.; Mr. Utay Dugan. 129 Junior Historians Language Lab Sponsor: Rev. Brown. Seated; Left to Right: Wallace, P.; Covey, Bruton, Sterne, Smith, R. W.; Beck, Williams, R. Standing: Mr. Bonham, Rev. Brown, Ward, Barnett, Moore, R.; Puckett, McClelland, Stoner, Markle, C.; Hannan, McEwen. Slide Rule Club J Sponsor: AAr. on aw _ r left to Right: Mr. Shaw, Dunham, Malach, Tracy, Kott, Spencer, G. Algebra Club 130 Sponsor: Mr. Jogl Seated: Dugan, Lee, Spencer, L. Standing: Deane, C., Weston, Mr. Jogl. Aero Club Instructor: Mr. Pat Doyle Left to Right: Dillard, White, Straus, Mr. Doyle, and Light, G. In Front: Light, C. Roping Club Instructor: Mr. Robinson Left to Right: Williams, D., Clement, Goad, Van Overen, and Byars. Front Row; Left to Right: Karbach, Russell; Burkett, James, Elkin, Frank; Williams, Rusty; Juliff, Walter. Second Row: Reiner, Scott, Otero, Richard, Ritchey, David; Jordan, Charles; Dugan, Haywood; Neeley, Lee. Not Shown: Dotras, Dan; Dunham, Raymond; Dwyer, Chuck; Eckhardt, Gus; Oliver, Cliff; Sullivan, Mike; West, Mitch. Second Semester New Cadets Officers’ Sweethearts 'In the Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. Tennyson 134 LESLIE WINTERTON BARNETT Major Battalion Executive Officer San Luis Potosi, Mexico MISS ANN HARDIE San Antonio, Texas 136 goodall w. McCullough Captain Commander A Company San Marino, California MISS VIRGINIA HAMBLIN San Marino, California i 38 139 140 141 142 143 144 MISS KAY HANNAMAN San Antonio, Texas TERRY S. TANNEN First Lieutenant Battalion Logistics Officer Weimar, Texas 145 MISS TRISHA LOVE Corpus Christi, Texas NIXON DILLARD Second Lieutenant Platoon Leader A Company Pearsall, Texas 146 147 148 MISS BRENDA CLARK Redlands, California GARY N. RICHARDS Second Lieutenant Platoon Leader A Company Blanco, Texas 149 Hall of Fame MOST REPRESENTATIVE BEST OFFICER MOST GENTLEMANLY MOST VERSATILE MOST HANDSOME MOST COURTEOUS MOST AMBITIOUS MOST INDUSTRIOUS MOST POPULAR MOST VALUABLE MOST OPTIMISTIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST INTELLIGENT MOST GENEROUS BEST DRESSED BEST NATURED 150 Douglas MacArthur Memorial Library There came a desire to know, a seeking for the reason why, a search for the truth . General Douglas MacArthur The Old TMI Library The old infirmary makes way for the new library. On November 6, 1965, ground was broken for construction of the library by the Right Reverend Everett H. Jones, Mr. O'Neil Ford, the architect for the library, and Mr. Ayres, Chairman of the Development Committee of the Board of Trustees. A view of library construction at the end of the school year, 1966. 152 On Commencement Day, May 22, 1966, the Right Reverend Frank A. Juhan consecrated the ground on which the library was to stand. Construction was already underway. The old infirmary had been removed, and work was being done to prepare for the actual construction and erection of the largest private school library in the Southwestern United States. Following the completion of the interior of the building, the books from the old library had to be transferred into the new building. This was done by the entire student body, which transported the 5300 books in one afternoon. During evening study periods, the cadets make use of the excellent facilities provided in the library. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR MEMORIAL LIBRARY Miss Dierdra Brady, Secretary; Mrs. Dooley, Associate Librarian; Mrs. Willitt, Librarian; and Mrs. Richards, Catalog Librarian com-’ pose the Library staff. 153 Quiet hour in the Library. Mr. John H. White, Class of '36; Cadet Bob Daniel; Governor Connally; Administrative Assistant to the Governor, Mr. Mike Myers; and Mr. Paul N. Howv ' T.M.I. Trustee. Left: Governor Connally delivers the dedication address to the cadets, guests, faculty, and alumni on the afternoon of April 11, 1967. Audience listens as the dedication proceeds. The plaque at the entrance to the library serves as a reminder to the cadets of the great heritage which they carry on. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Coates greet Governor Connally. Above, Right: Prof. Donaldson conducts a lively discussion in a classroom of the library building. Right: Prof. Klie shows T.M.I s newest audio-visual aids. 155 Faculty Sayings MRS: ANDRUS: I hate Frenchmen. SGT. BOHNER: Where's Morell? DR. BONDURANT: Call a doctor! MR. BRYAN BROWN: Saco un papel. MR. MILTON BROWN: After fifteen minutes you're a veteran. MR. BRYAN: Oh, Saudi Arabia ... MR. BURNETT: Ten dollars, you pass! MAJOR CROSBY: I suspicion ... MR. DICKEY: 98% of what? MR.DONALDSON: You were clocked at 32 back there ... DR. DROSTE: I'll still keep my finger on things. MR. ESPINO: With open arms and . . . MR. GERBER: I'll raise you five, Colonel Niven. SGT. HARMON: Keep a stiff upper lip. MR. HINDS: Yes, the ceiling does need repair. MR. HINOTE: Spaghetti? What spaghetti? Where? MR. HUFF: You spell it with an H, not a P. COL. IRWIN: Ha ha, you've just ha ha ha been ha ha dismissed ha ha. MR. JOGL: Uh, I used to produce phlogiston, and uh, shulble gluk uht. SGT. JOHNSON: They also tell me ... COL. KLEIN: May the Bird of Paradise--------on your birthday cake. MR. KLIE: What wall? MR. LANDGRAF: Not Lagnaf, it's Landgraf, L-A-N-D-G ... MISS McKAY: Take two aspirin and a Coke. MR. MILLER: You want the one with the bumps on the handle? MR. RAY: So I told 'em, 'Look boys, you're doing it all wrong. MRS. RODGERS: Hi, Pete. MRS. ROSE: Well, when I worked for Mr. Hinds ... MR. SHAW: I aimed a littlo low and shot the legs off. MR. UTAY: It doesn't matter if you stick to the point, so long as you stick! MR. WATSON: Way to go uh, uh, uh . . . fullback! COL. WEBER: Do you really think I look like David Niven? MR. WEINERTH: Don't get too familiar with authority, and don't call me Stu. MRS. WEST: He's in the office swatting flies. MR. WHATTON: He's a G. J. MR. WHITIS: The? I'm sorry, that word isn't in my vocabulary. MRS. WILLITT: The Bible? Look under fiction. SGT. WINDHAM: I look better with long hair. SGT. WOODS: Remember, only you can prevent forest fires! .t. F eatures The Great Society Parents' Day Homecoming Dance Student Congress Sweepstakes Winners 159 Christmas Football Dance Senior Sayings ERNESTO ALFARO: Don't worry about it; they can't do anything to us; we're on week-end pass. JOE BARKER: No Bill, you can't get it in Seguin either. LESLIE BARNETT: O.K. EVERYBODY OUT OF BED!!! Somebody get out of bed, please ... TOM BONDURANT: I should do a lot of things. SKIP BROWN: Yeah, Sarge, You're the snake in the grass. OSCAR BRUNNER: Where's my motorcycle? BILL CHILES: That's O.K., Hook; you can read my mail anytime you feel like it. ED COOKSEY: What a smooth town. STEVE DAVIS: High above the Olmos waters stands my dear old Alba Pater. BILL DEAN: Honest, Mr. Huff! I'm not getting married. NIXON DILLARD: All good guys have white hats, NOT white hair. JOHN DIX: But Mr. Donaldson, this is the most ridiculous stick I've ever gotten. STEVEN GARFINKEL: No, he's not what I meant when I said, Is there a doctor in the house? MAURICIO GERVITZ: No ma'am, Sister Rose, I was not in the bushes. BILL HELM: Second high-scorer and I'm still an insert. STEVE HOWELL: You can't say that; this is a Church school. HUBER HUGHS: That's strange; they took just one stripe away again. BILL KIRKWOOD: Morell, I don't understand why the military department doesn't think we're for the corps. GERARD LEMIONET: Yeah! While I was on guard last Friday night . .. RICHARD LIESE: What do you mean we have to wear uniforms to the speech contest? JEFF MATERA: Well back in '32 soap used to cost 5c, now it costs 45c; only buy one a year. HOOK McCULLOUGH: Pete, shoot for 7:00 so we can beat Morell to the room. GEORGE MOORE: Pat, have you ever wondered what it would be like to go to a military school? JIM MORELL: Can't get enough of those sugar crisps, can you buddy? DAVID OPPENHEIMER: Me a cheerleader? You've got to be kidding! PETE OTERO: Holiday Inn? Again? O.K. Morell, I'm game. RONNIE PALMEN: Muy bien. Brown!!! JOE PHEIL: Susan, do you promise I really have an ac-cent? MIKE QUIRK: Say, didn't we go to different schools together? GARY RICHARDS: Hook, this weekend basketball just doesn't cut it with OUR schedules. LARRY ROSSON: Look Mr. Jogl, concerning your fabrication of a test ... DICK SHANK: What, no promotion? Well, corporal for two years, an all time record. HERBERT SHULER: What's a guitar? AL SKILES: What do you mean you don't want to fly in my balloon? GOOD SMITH: Say Joe, did you really send Dr. Droste a Christmas card? HANK STONER: Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes—Central's that is. PAT TAGGART: Why does he keep imitating me? TERRY TANNEN: I haven't seen her for years and years, but she's going to Penn., looks a little like Barbara Streisand, and's a real swinger. TED TODD: O.K., Kirkwood and Graham, if you're going to tear up the room, just mess up Gamboa's part. BUTCH WALLACE: Sgt. Bohner found WHAT in my closet again? MIKE WATSON: Please Debie . .. JOHN WILLIS: Well, I've had that opinion of Wingerter for the last three years. NICK WINGERTER: Look, if you think you can do any better, YOU be a cheerleader. 160 Track Team Runs in TPL Meet Parents' Day Lunch Rifle Team Receives Awards The Annual Bonfire—Before the game ! 61 Powder Puff Football game Big Wheels As Bill Dean shifts into fourth Bob Daniel gets a little Scratch 163 The sleek slim Brundage Jaguar Junior Senior Prom Guests crowd into receiving line Mauricio sings along Doug Blake and the Belle'' of the ball My steak is great, Pat, how is yours' He's the one at the far end shaking hands with everyone How long is it till they read the prophesies Yeah, but the party will make up for it 165 Yessir, we're all enjoying it immensely Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1967 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF BEXAR KNOWN TO ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That we, the Class of 1967, herein acting in our official capacities, being of sound mind and disposing memory, realizing the uncertainties of graduation and the certainties 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: ERNESTO ALFARO: Leaves TMI a copy of The Rights of Man and the hopes that the school won't close in the future. JOE BARKER: Leaves Jensen a pair of boxing gloves in hopes that he'll learn how to use them, and leaves Charley Adams his stereo. LESLIE BARNETT: Leaves next year's OD's the privilege of sleeping on a concave bed. TOM BONDURANT: Leaves one Renault engine crank for Webb's tractor. SKIP BROWN: Leaves a soap dish for the bar he got at Christmas. OSCAR BRUNNER: Leaves all his traffic fines to Col. Webber. BILL CHILES: Leaves Mike Karr two senior years and an unscheduled two week vacation on his birthday in hopes that he will use them JUST as wisely and leaves Doug Graham in a terrible Podicamunt. ED COOKSEY: Leaves Mauricio Gervitz a new English dictionary to use at college next year. STEVE DAVIS: Leaves all his uniforms to the San Antonio Police Department. BILL DEAN: Leaves Mr. Jogl one special rubber tipped, non-slip grip yardstick so that his large frame won't meet with the classroom floor again. NIXON DILLARD: Leaves Prof. Brown the ability to control his temper. JOHN DIX: Leaves to Rick Binner the title Pilot , and hopes he can do as well on those long trips back from Boerne as he did. STEVEN GARFINKEL: Leaves Mr. Donaldson a set of taps for his Hush Puppies and leaves Mr. Hinote a lifetime supply of 1-A-Day Multiple Vitamins. MAURICIO GERVITZ: Leaves Cooksey an advanced Algebra book for college and leaves TMI the laws of the great State of Texas. BILL HELM: Leaves his ability to succeed in football to Doug Graham. STEVE HOWELL: Leaves to Prof. Donaldson a tape to measure the skid marks in the hall, and to next year's OD's the ability to get stuck by Prof. Donaldson for inefficiency with the guard. HUBER HUGHES: Leaves his ability to lose one stripe at a time and also two years and a summer session of the happiest, most educational and most enjoyable of his life to anyone who is dumb enough to take them. BILL KIRKWOOD: Leaves Doug Graham the ability to be successful in jumping over instead of talking to brick walls at TMI. GERARD LEMINONET: Leaves her a case of perfume in hopes that it lasts more than one week. RICHARD LIESE: Leaves John Moran his ability to keep out of trouble: to Phil Christopher, center line backer John Cunningham and leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Donaldson to the Q.B. on next year's B team, and also to any of his government students. JEFF MATERA: Leaves the most exciting job in the world. Manager of the varsity football team, to the person who wants to get ahead at TMI. HOOK McCULLOUGH: Leaves a bottle of NO-DOZE to James (0069) Morel I, in hopes he won't fall asleep during pressing engagements. GEORGE MOORE: Leaves to Mr. Donaldson a radar set, motorcycle cop, and stick pad plus a quart of strawberries; 24 more words to Mr. Dickey as a term theme; and to the Droste's, my Rolls Royce, or else $17,000 to the library. JIM MORELL: Leaves TMI with the hopes that when he returns the girls will know how to play their cards right, and also leaves any person able to take it, McCullough's inept ability to have me for a roommate and retain his rank. DAVID OPPENHEIMER: Leaves to TMI six additional weekends to be used for football games, OD duty, school dances, forensic contests, Peanut Festivals, or any other time consuming projects dreamed up by my friends here at school. PETE OTERO: Leaves his ability of being Most Dependable Cadet to his brother Rick. RONNIE PALMER: Leaves all of his football talent to Paul Leonard and Tracy Wood in hopes that they will be as bad as he was. JOE PHEIL: Leaves to Bob Dean a 1967 GTO model car kit, to the Dingey a permanent place to park at the Big Orange, and some Speed Limit Radar Enforced signs to Mr. Donaldson. MIKE QUIRK: Leaves a personalized milk machine to Mr. Donaldson in hope that he will let other cadets drink as much milk as they want, elsewhere. GARY RICHARDS: Leaves Col. Webber a book on 1001 Ways to Embezzle the Company's Funds. LARRY ROSSON: Leaves B.V.D. a book on How to Grade Themes and Influence People. DICK SHANK: Leaves Elliot Malach his supply route and his supply 'depot' and Paul Leonard a new Sun Dial in hopes that he makes it to Jacksonville on time. HERB SHULER: Leaves his guitar talent to Sgt. Bohner so he can sing us awake in the morning. AL SKILES: Leaves Coach Watson an Advanced Tactics in Pass and Tag Manual to use before the big game, and some forged visas for the help in the kitchen. GOOD SMITH: Leaves Prof Shaw a book entitled Fundamentals of Trig. HANK STONER: Leaves TMI all the knowledge he supposedly gained there and other minor things he may have left behind, and leaves SFC Woods a bottle of Everclear, a case of Kents, and a year's supply of tranquilizers to calm the nerves of the Rifle Team. PAT TAGGART: Leaves Mr. Milton Brown a beginner's guide to educational psychology. TERRY TANNEN: Leaves the Reverend Mr. Brown all the pat soap opera questions and trite True Confessions magazine answers. TED TODD: Leaves Mr. Downing a cookbook of 1,000 ways to prepare leftovers. BUTCH WALLACE: Leaves his ability not to get caught at major offenses to Gandy, Binner, and Roderick. MIKE WATSON: Leaves to Doug Graham his ability to get along with the military department. JOHN WILLIS: Leaves the Douglas MacArthur Memorial Library a complete set of the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs. NICK WINGERTER: Leaves Prof. Jogl a two-yard diameter stool with seat belts, the Paranoid 50 feet of skid marks and the hope that He'll overcome his 'albaphobia', Leslie Webb a book entitled The Art of Grand Prix Tractor Racing, and especially for that girl at Heights, a pair of fangs and one extra full moon. 166 The Lighter Side Last year in the T.M.I. kitchen staff only Leland smoked L M's, now ... Practice makes perfect. You know those coupons that you get on the back of cigarette packages . 167 ''I told Skiles that thing wouldn't fly. I won't turn around, I won't turn around, I won't ... No, you only tackle the outside dummies. i Sorry, sir, I just lost my head for a minute. First T.AA.I. was Army ROTC, then came the Air Force, then ... O.K., if you are so upset, you say grace.' 168 Paraparelli's Pizza Parlor . .. Cadets brush up for new career openings. I Yeah, it's effective, but it wastes half of the cigarette. It's Sgt. Bohner; he wants to know who has the phone in the dorms ... Hello kiddies, this is Uncle Ballard again, with Sargie, my sidekick, to read you the Sunday funnies ... Reverend Shuler conducts services for a fallen comrade. 169 So I said to the Administrative Committee ... Rosson and Pheil check the new dress uniform at Sugarman's. Arise, Sir Knight. Sure Moran, you're right, everyone else is sideways. You might only get five hours for this. Helm. 170 Look, Mike, have your fun but don't get it all over the food. You like-um Princess Tiger Lily? I can also do great shaving cream ads. Hold him down while I operate. Chiles and Barker have everything under control. I tought I taw a puttytat; I DID I DID!! They're giving 30 to 1 odds on Proud Clarion fn the lounge! As they come out of the S turn and head into the straightaway ... New cadets soon learn respect for upperclassmen. Honest, sir, I didn't write that on your door! Because you’are a nuclear physicist ... Well, at least I'm not club-footed. 172 I have my shoes on; I have my pants on; my shirt too. Then why in the world does that dumb D.l. keep telling me to get dressed? Dillard takes the entrance exam for A I. Be quiet, I am trying to study his aerodynamics in relation Water is a natural habitat of all fishes, to the lift proportionality vector as opposed to his inertial mass stability. And all those times I have helped you out of predicaments. Division headquarters okays Major Crosby's decision. O.K. Hook up your static lines, and when the green light goes on, JUMP! There's a bar on Sykes hill and a detachment of Wac's bivouaced down the road ... 174 I can't understand it, we missed every darn time. 175 176 Advertising The Editors and Staff of the Crusader extend thanks to the Friends and Advertisers without whose help this yearbook would not have been possible. ALAMO NATIONAL BANK .......................................... 186 AMERICAN SPORTS CENTER ........................................ 192 ARCADIA GROVE CLEANERS ........................................ 190 BARNES LUMBER COMPANY.......................................... 202 BEACON ELECTRIC COMPANY ....................................... 183 BLAUSER'S PHARMACY ............................................ 186 BROADWAY CLEANERS AND DYERS ................................... 195 CHARLES PHARMACY .............................................. 186 MR. 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Department Stores Since 1870 Wholesale Distributors Appliances Tires Auto Parts Compliments of FRONTIER DRIVE-INS San Antonio—Houston—Dallas Corpus Christi—Beaumont Lubbock—Amarillo—Harlington Congratulations Seniors From the ACAPULCO BOYS Gerry Nick Les 205 a Joske’s Cup Bettencourt Medal Mr. James Calvert and NICHOLAS WINGERTER Association of The United States Army Medal Col. Aboosh and STEVEN HOWELL Personal Appearance Mr. Orval Slater and MYRON ERIK PANGMAN Kelly Marksmanship Trophy PRIMOMO, SEAGO, VAUGHAN, GOAD Most Improved Marksman Medal Col. William Bondurant and HOWARD MILLER Mr. George Spencer and MARSHALL STEVES 207 Kayton Cup and Medal Senior Army Instructor Award Rev. Henry Getz and Major Crosby and JOSEPH BARKER JOHN MORAN Musician and Band Medals Left to Right: SFC WOODS; MR. KLEIN; BRUNER, GRIMES; GERVITZ; TAGGART; BOHNER; JAFFE; WILLIAMS, R.; and BRUNER, S. National Rifle Asso. Medals SFC Woods, Mr. Paul Howell, DALE SEAGO and BILL HUNDLEY 208 Class of ’56 Sabre Martin Sabre Cadet Capt. Oppenheimer and JACK JESSEL Thomas W. Col. Aboosh and DICK CHENAULT Folbre, Jr. Sabre Sugarman Sabre Col. Duren and BOB DANIEL Frank Brothers Sabre Mr. Ewing and MIKE PANGMAN Dr. Droste and NICK HINDS Judge Blair Reeves Medal American Legion R.O.T.C. General Military Mr. Paul Howell and STEVEN HOWELL Superior Cadet Ribbon Awards Best Officer Medal Mr. Curtis Vaughan and LESLIE BARNETT Col. Duren and STEVEN HOWELL, BOB DANIEL, CURTIS VAUGHAN, and STEVE HASAM MacArthur Cup Company Dr. Droste presents the MacArthur Cup to Cadet Captain John Willis, Company Commander of D Company. BOB DEAN, Second Platoon Leader; DOUG BLAKE, Company First Sergeant; JOHN DIX, First Platoon Leader; BILL DEAN, Company Executive Officer; and JOHN WILLIS, Company Commander. 211 Father and Son Banquet Officers of the Alumni Committee with school officials and the Class Agent, David Oppenheimer, enjoy the meal. Seniors and their fathers were presented to the Alumni. Mr. Hinds makes the introduction of the members of the Bishop Jones gave the main address at the Stag Dinner. Alumni Committee. Alumni Committee officers, Mr. Edgar Basse and Mr. Jesse Oppenheimer talk with David Oppenheimer, Class Agent for the Class of 1967. 212 The Donald Harpham Memorial Football Athletic Awards Basketball JOSEPH BARKER hook McCullough Track Golf ALBERT SKILES JIM MORELL Baseball Tennis ELLIOT MALACH PHIL CHRISTOPHER 213 The Joske Plaque For The Most Valuable Football Player Alumni Trophy JOSEPH BARKER Vernon G. Schimmel, Sr. Memorial Award for Swimming NICK WINGERTER The Major Jacobo Estrada, Best Athlete Award 214 NICK WINGERTER BILL CHILES Springall Award Bausch and Lomb Science Award LESLIE BARNETT DAVID OPPENHEIMER Jack Cones, Class of 1947, Award Col. Russell C. Hinote Award 215 MAURICIO GERVITZ JEFF MATERA Crusader Award Best Panther Article STEVEN HOWELL TERRY TANNEN Most Outstanding Contribution To The Panther DAVID OPPENHEIMER Francis Morgan Frasher, Jr. Memorial Mathematics Award NICK WINGERTER 216 History Medallion TERRY TANNEN JOHN HANNAN Spanish Medallion Latin Medallion French Medallion 217 JAKE HAMON JERRY MULIIN Outstanding Interest In The Library MARSHALL STEVES Outstanding Interest In The Library ALSTON BEINHORN Purposeful Reading Lang MST Medal 218 PATRICK WALLACE GEORGE SPENCER Class Awards — For Highest Grades During The Year 12th Grade: NICK WINGERTER 11th Grade: NICK HINDS 10th Grade: ELLIOT MALACH 9th Grade: STEVE HASAM NMSQT Letter of Commendation 8-9er: DONALD COVEY Francis L. Nemeck Award For Greatest Improvement NICK WINGERTER and DAVID OPPENHEIMER GEORGE STEWART Sewanee Club Award MIKE PANGMAN Best 9th Grade Boarder STEVE HASAM Best 10th Grade Boarder ELLIOT MALACH Association of Harvard Clubs Award NICK HINDS Best 9th Grade Day Student JOHN STEVES Best 10th Grade Day Student CURTIS VAUGHAN 220 President’s Medal DAVID OPPENHEIMER Col. Hamilton F. Searight Award Most Outstanding Senior Eleanor T. Willerson Award Most Representative BILL CHILES Bishop’s Cup Christian Citizenship 'T tfe « ® jH 221 STEVEN HOWELL LESLIE BARNETT “Education has for its object the formation of character.” Herbert Spencer Valedictorian Salutatorian NICK WINGERTER LESLIE BARNETT 222 TOM BRUNDAGE OSCAR BRUNNER BILL CHILES ED COOKSEY BILL DEAN JOSEPH BARKER TOM BONDURANT SKIP BROWN 224 NIXON DILLARD BILL HELM JOHN DIX STEVEN HOWELL DAVID FITCH HUBER HUGHES STEVE GARFINKEL MAURICIO GERVITZ BILL KIRKWOOD GERARD LEMIONET JEFF MATERA hook McCullough GEORGE MOORE JIM MORRELL DAVID OPPENHEIMER RONNIE PALMER JOE PHEIL MIKE QUIRK GARY RICHARDS GOOD SMITH HANK STONER PAT TAGGART BUTCH WALLACE MIKE WATSON JOHN WILLIS Not Shown: PETE OTERO 227 Senior Addresses Keep in Touch ERNESTO J. ALFARO (ESTRIPEAUT) ........................... Apartado 1211 Republica de Panama TOM ALSTADT........................................ 11 Edgehill, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72207 JOE BARKER ..........................................................4109 Wilshire Ct., Abilene, Texas LESLIE BARNETT ..................................Captain Caldera 470, San Luis Potosi, Mexico WILLUAM BONDURANT III ....................................... 10810 Dreamland, San Antonio, Texas SKIP BROWN ............................................................ 5002 Holt St., Bellaire, Texas TOM BRUNDAGE............................................ 700 E. Hildebrand, San Antonio, Texas OSCAR BRUNNER ..................................................816 Canterbury, San Antonio, Texas BILL CHILES............................................................1817 Alta Vista, Alice, Texas ED COOKSEY ......................................................... 3326 Grennoch, Houston, Texas BILL DEAN ........................................ 345 Brahan Blvd., San Antonio, Texas 78215 NIXON DILLARD ..............................................1117 E. Colorado, Pearsall, Texas JOHN DIX ...................................................... 108 Briarcliff, San Antonio, Texas DAVID FITCH .......................................301 Squires Row, San Antonio, Texas, 78213 STEVE GARFINKEL................................... 4402 Meyerwood, Houston, Texas, 77035 MAURICIO GERVITZ ...................... Presidente Mazarik 433, Polanco, Mexico, D.F. Mexico BILL HELM......................................... 909 Knob Oak Dr. Apt. 110, Dallas, Texas STEVE HOWELL .................................. 300 Geneseo Rd., San Antonio, Texas, 78209 HUBER HUGHES........................................................... 6901 Mesa Dr., Austin, Texas BILL KIRKWOOD............................................. 203 Briarcliff Drive, San Antonio, Texas GERARD LEMIONET .................................................Suderman 304, Mexico D.F., Mexico RICHARD LIESE ................................. 920 Morningside, San Antonio, Texas 78209 JEFF MATERA ................................... 8800 Kenney Rd., San Antonio, Texas, 78230 HOOK McCULLOUGH............................ 825 San Marino Ave., San Marino, California, 91108 GEORGE MOORE.............................................. 335 Geneseo Rd., San Antonio, Texas JIM MORELL ....................................25 Edgemarth Hill Rd., Westport, Conn., 06882 DAVID OPPENHEIMER ............................. 400 Mandalay Drive East, San Antonio, Texas PETE OTERO ................................................. 223 Carolwood, San Antonio, Texas RONNIE PALMER.................................................. 7708 Chattingwood, Dallas, Texas JOE PHEIL ............................................ 119 Janis Rae, San Antonio, Texas, 78201 MIKE QUIRK ...................................... 121 E. Gramercy, San Antonio, Texas, 78212 GARY RICHARDS ..............................................N. Richards Ranch, Blanco, Texas LARRY ROSSON ..........................................414 Cave Lane, San Antonio, Texas, 78209 DALE SEAGO.............................................. 223 Irvington Dr., San Antonio, Texas RICHARD SHANK...............................................Rt. 5 Box 418, Jacksonville, Texas HERBERT SHULER...................................................... 3429 Haynie, Dallas, Texas ALBERT SKILES.................................... 750 I.H. 35 East, New Braunfels, Texas, 78103 GOOD SMITH ......................................................... 3800 Herwol, Waco, Texas HANK STONER.................................................Rt. l Box 114 B B, Boerne, Texas PAT TAGGART.............................................3312 Castle Dr., Waco, Texas, 76710 TERRY TANNEN.....................................................Box 97, Weimar, Texas, 78960 TED TODD ............................................. 500 Robin Hood Dr., Modesto, California JOHN WILLIS............................................. 236 Belvidere Dr., San Antonio, Texas NICK WINGERTER ....................................... 103 Gatewood, San Antonio, Texas 78209 229 230 232 •T j1 : r X v wr: v: S8«w - r -v 2£$ ■ySk ft v.- Vf ■Kg m r7 ' - BS-' J9T . . 3F sr a A:-3Bs af ■esVT r Jjr I' :v -. vMv iafc Iplp «« X | ft r. . .. r Jf , ? ; s- t ✓ -V VCv. -t XX '?t -, v;Vvj