Fall 2000
He sang to me
Gary Blevins ’62 remembers the father who sang to him.
Alumni
Summer 2000
Politically correct
The hours are long, the work grueling, but two TCU alumni say that for them, civil service is…
Summer 2000
Suicidal Tendencies
Shavahn Dorris ’01 speaks of the unspeakable.
Summer 2000
Striking up a friendship
When it comes to good buddies, Austin bowling alley mogul Jerry Ray ’58 has thrown a near-perfect game.
Spring 2000
Storefront preacher
Eddie Edmon ’68 believes God took him into the ministry by gunpoint in 1994. Now, Edmon is taking the gospel to his neighborhood by storm.
Spring 2000
The new Ryan Express
Reid Ryan ’94 — president and part-owner of the Round Rock Express minor league ballclub — follows his father’s fastball with a curve of a different kind.
Spring 2000
At face value
Shavahn Dorris ’01 talks about a black-and-white world.
Spring 2000
Spring break
Rix Quinn ’71 takes a break to remember Spring Break.
Winter 1999
Second thoughts
Something old.
Something new.
Something borrowed.
Makes me quite blue.
Winter 1999
A rich man
Melvin O. Dacus ’44 — the father of musical theatre in Fort Worth — passes away at 76
