Alumni Association

St. Mark's welcomed more than 1,300 graduates and guests to campus for Alumni Weekend 2025. Over three days, Marksmen reconnected with each other and celebrated the School that made a foundational impact on their lives.

ALUMNI AWARDS

Lee S. Smith ’65 Courage and Honor Award

The Lee S. Smith ’65 Courage and Honor Award honors alumni who demonstrate courage, honor, perseverance and justice in the communities to which they belong by using their voices and actions to affect measurable change to elevate humanity. 

For more than two decades, Colonel (COL) Cedric G. Lee ’96 has dedicated his life to public service, leading troops, and planning operations across the globe, including Korea, Germany, Israel, Iraq, and Afghanistan. As a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and the U.S. Army’s School of Advanced Military Studies, he has built a career defined by integrity, empathy, and deep respect for the men and women under his command.

Currently serving as Brigade Commander of the 108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, COL Lee leads a force of more than 3,500 troops stationed across multiple combat zones overseas. In this position, COL Lee plays a key role in coordinating the rapid redeployment of air defense equipment and personnel across the region.

Tribute

Middle School Assembly

Alumni Dinner Address

Upper School Assembly

Alumni Service Medal

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  • Alan Schoellkopf, Jr. ’91

    The Alumni Service Medal is St. Mark’s highest volunteer service award. It is presented to an alumnus who has distinguished himself through sustained and outstanding service to the School.

    Alan Schoellkopf, Jr. ’91 has been a dedicated leader within the St. Mark’s community for over 15 years. Since joining the Alumni Board in 2008, he has served in key roles, including Alumni Association President and Trustee. As Chair of the Development Committee and Co-Chair of the School’s long-term strategic planning initiative, he has played a major role in advancing fundraising and shaping St. Mark’s future. His leadership reflects a deep commitment to ensuring continued excellence for generations of Marksmen.

Young Alumni Service Citation

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  • Charles Branch ’10

    The Young Alumni Service Citation recognizes young alumni prior to their 15th Reunion for outstanding service to the School.


    The 2025 recipient, Charles Branch ’10, has been a committed leader within the Alumni Association since graduation, serving as Class Agent and Reunion Co-Chair for his class’s 5th, 10th, and 15th reunions. Since joining the Alumni Board in 2021, he’s taken on several roles, including Young Alumni Chair on the Executive Committee, fostering connections with recent grads. Charles has also led the Boston Regional Club and now helps guide the Austin Regional Club, continuing to strengthen alumni ties nationwide.

ALUMNI CHAPEL HOMILIST TONY RUGGERI ’00

HONORING FACULTY

Ralph B. Rogers Alumni Award

The Alumni Association named three extraordinary educators as finalists for the Ralph B. Rogers Alumni Award. This award recognizes a member of the faculty or staff who has made an important and pioneering contribution to the mission of the School and the School community.

The award recipient will be announced at Upper School Final Assembly.

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  • Teri Broom

    Ackerman Family Master Teaching Chair in Lower School

    Teri Broom has spent nearly 20 years guiding St. Mark’s youngest students with grace, patience, and unwavering care. As a first-grade teacher, she not only sets a strong academic foundation but also nurtures each boy with compassion, making new families feel welcomed and supported. Described by a parent as “special” for her ability to turn reassurance into lasting gratitude, Mrs. Broom exemplifies what it means to be a transformational educator. Her impact reaches beyond the classroom, shaping a warm and inclusive start to each boy’s journey. She is the Ackerman Family Master Teaching Chair in Lower School.

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  • Janet Lin

    Gene and Alice Oltrogge Master Teaching Chair

    Since joining the Foreign Language Department in 2016, Janet Lin has become a deeply involved and highly respected member of the St. Mark’s community. Known for her tireless commitment to students, she leads cultural exchanges, oversees student programs, and coordinates the all-school Lunar New Year celebration. A Cum Laude faculty member, she’s also served as a Class Sponsor and on the Discipline Council. Her passion and dedication have left a lasting impact on campus life, earning her recognition as the Gene and Alice Oltrogge Master Teaching Chair.

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  • Dr. Zuming Feng

    Suzanne and Patrick McGee Family Master Teaching Chair in Mathematics

    Dr. Zuming Feng is a celebrated educator known for emphasizing critical thinking over rote memorization. Beyond his excellence in teaching, he inspires students with life lessons, supports personal growth, and encourages authenticity. He leads St. Mark’s renowned Math Team, connects students with global mentors, and has helped shape national and international math curricula, including leading the U.S. delegation to the International Math Olympiad. His influence reaches far beyond the classroom, earning deep respect from students and peers alike.

Doc Browning | 40 Years of Service

Alumni Dinner Address

Nancy Marmion | 40 Years of Service

Alumni Dinner Address

PHOTOS

Reunion Photos

St. Mark’s School of Texas

10600 Preston Road
Dallas, Texas 75230
214-346-8000

About Us

St. Mark’s School of Texas is a private, nonsectarian college-preparatory boys’ day school for students in grades 1 through 12, located in Dallas, Texas. St. Mark’s aims to prepare young men to assume leadership and responsibility in a competitive and changing world.

St. Mark’s does not discriminate in the administration of its admission and education policies on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin.