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Mustangs thunder to campus
The Sculptor Donors
 John W. Carpenter III, Bonner Carpenter and Cele Carpenter (right) stand in front of the Mustangs, made possible by Mr. Carpenter's generosity. |
The larger-than-life sculptor is a depiction of wild mustangs, the inspiration for the SMU mascot. Through the Carpenters' generosity, SMU now has a tangible representation of the spirit of past generations of mustangs, as well as a lasting symbol for generations to come.
Taking part in the ribbon-cutting were:
Judith Banes '69, '78
Bonner Carpenter
Cele Slaughter Briscoe Carpenter '78
John W. Carpenter III
Jim Caswell '63, '66, '70
Kelly Hoglund Compton '79
Miley Frost
Chip Hiemenz '06
Jim Johnston '70
Thomas Kincaid '05
Mark Meyer '76
Brian Queen '75
R. Gerald Turner
