Catch up with Mustangs from the classes of 1960 to 1969.

Max Leo Taylor lives in Richardson, Texas and is retired from Texas Instruments. He is enjoying a second career as concierge at Hilton Dallas Lincoln Center, where he was named the Team Member of the Year for 2016.

Jim Burnham, CEO at the Law Offices of Jim Burnham, was selected for inclusion in The Dallas 500, a D Magazine publication of Dallas-Fort Worth’s 500 most powerful business leaders.

Rick Sirchio has been promoted to regional president/North Texas region by Bank SNB. Sirchio will continue to fill the roles of Dallas market president and manager of healthcare lending.

Amster Howard is the author of Pipeline Installation 2.0, published in 2015.

B.C. Thomas was named an “Outstanding Graduate” of Denison High School in Denison, TX and delivered the commencement address to 2014 graduates of DHS. After graduating from SMU with a B.S. in mathematics in 1964 and an M.S. in statistics in 1966, Thomas entered the United States Air Force and served a 22-year career as a military pilot, attaining the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. His service career includes a combat tour in Vietnam, graduation from the Air Force Test Pilot School and 11 years as an operational reconnaissance and test pilot in the SR-71, the world’s fastest and highest flying aircraft. He logged more flight hours in the SR-71 than any other pilot and is the only person to have flown all three U.S. Air Force high-altitude (above 60,000 feet) reconnaissance aircraft: the RB-57F, U-2 and SR-71 Blackbird. Following his retirement from the Air Force, he was a flight test engineer for the Northrop B-2 Stealth Bomber. He also served as a flight test captain for United Airlines, flying the airline’s entire fleet of commercial aircraft. Thomas lives in Foster City, CA.

Monroe Jackson '60 and Sharon Ross Jackson '64 celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with their daughter, Dr. Noell Ross Jackson '90, and her companion, Timothy James O’Reilly, in Sharon and Monroe’s new home in enchanting Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Bill (William B.) Moorer and wife Helen have moved to the Methodist Manor Retirement Community in Tulsa, OK. At SMU, Helen served as Dr. Willis Tate's Secretary while Bill was a Perkins student (M.Th. '61). Dr. Moorer served forty-one years in the Oklahoma Conference in parish ministry, campus ministry, and as a district superintendent. In addition, he was Executive Director of the Oklahoma Conference of Churches. In Tulsa, Bill continues to serve as a Chaplain at the V.A. Outpatient Clinic, after serving in that position at the Muskogee, OK, V.A. Medical Center. The Moorers have two children and three grandchildren.

V. Hugh (Chip) Price, Jr. was elected executive board vice chair of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) at a board meeting July 23, 2013. The AVMA was founded in 1863 and has more than 84,000 members, one of the oldest and largest veterinary medical organizations in the world. He is director of animal resources at the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Shreveport and professor of molecular and cellular physiology and professor of emergency medicine at the University. Prior to his teaching career at LSU, which spans from 1984 to present day, he was a National Institute of Health Post-Doctoral Fellow at the University of Missouri, 1981-1984. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1970 to 1974 and continued his service in the U.S. Army Reserve, retiring as lieutenant colonel in 2007.