Fulfer’s take on a few Frog faces
We rounded up some famous TCU mugs for face reader Mac Fulfer ’71 to read – including his own.
Fulfer’s take on a few Frog faces
We rounded up some famous TCU mugs for face reader Mac Fulfer ’71 to read – including his own.
Bambi eyelids and warrior cheeks were but a few of the facial features that caught face reader Mac Fulfer’s eye as he read the “TCU famous” mugs we rounded up. Fulfer knew who Bob Schieffer was and the chancellor, Victor J. Boschini, Jr., but he was mostly unfamiliar with the rest of the faces we showed him. We didn’t tip him off either. Carolyn Cruz photographed our panel of Frogs during the month of April, and then we simply showed Fulfer a copy of the photo.
Click a name below to see what Fulfer said about their face, plus their reaction to Fulfer’s analysis.
Deborah Ferguson ’86
Anchor, “NBC 5 Today,” KXAS-TV
Bob Schieffer ’59
Moderator, “Face the Nation,” CBS News
Chris Del Conte
TCU Director of Athletics
Victor J. Boschini, Jr.
Chancellor
Nowell Donovan
Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Darron Turner ’85
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs,
Inclusiveness and Intercultural Services
Jesús Castro-Balbi
Associate Professor of Cello,
TCU School of Music
Jim Schlossnagle
Head coach, TCU Baseball
German Gutierrez
Director of Orchestral Studies,
TCU School of Music
Wendy Davis ’90
Senator, Texas State District 10
Tejay Johnson ’12
First-team All-Mountain West Conference safety
Mac Fulfer ’71
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