Episcopal School of Dallas - Carillon Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1985 volume:

il 1 x v 1 9 ii 5 3 3? ,-kyix L-N. W I I 1 5 1 Eleven years ago The Episcopal School of Dallas was just a dream. Eight men discussed the idea of for- ming a co-educational, private school built on the basis of scholar- ly thought, spiritual growth, and discipline of the mind and body. A few months later that dream became a reality, and in 1985 that reality is 423 students, grades five through twelve. The school has gone through many changes since the fall of 1974, when it boasted only eight students. Certain traditions that the school was founded on still exist, even after these eleven years. A family atmosphere has always been em- phasized at the school, and even though 423 students make a rather large family, this tradition is still prevalent in the life of the school V W fig., Y E ' 3 RFQ g 5 X 3 Ad. 3 X l V if 33: s i ' X' . if , ' ' Y- , my 5 Q-. .V .- -n he Q 5 ,pgg ' . g 13 A C , if 'T .3 .- ' There are several things which bring the students together as a family. The Commons is a central part of the school building where many gather in the morning. It is an integral part of student life and is used for everything from a lunchroom to an auditorium. The students also are able to come together every Wednesday morning for an all-school Eucharist. The Wilderness Program is a unique feature of the school which enables students and teachers to get to know one another in a more relaxed at- mosphere, away from the pressures of school. Many relationships have been formed and repaired on these trips. Special relationships have also been formed between fifth graders and Seniors each year when they come together to do a special community project at Christmas. The Episcopal School of Dallas is a special institution, and as it becomes larger, more people will realize how special it is. As the school's population increases, some of the old traditions may be altered or set aside in order to accomodate the needs of a growing school. 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Those were the days when the girls and the boys changed in the refectoryfdressing roomflunch- room with only a partition to separate them. A few seniors can claim to have served on the in- famous scunge patrol whose du- ty was to clean up the refectory. Recalling the day that over 100 students had to be carpooled back to Lovers Lane in one van from Walnut Hill Recreation Center because the bus broke down may cause a few seniors to laugh to QV themselves, even five yers later. Only nine seniors remember the days at Lovers Lane, but these nine have spread the sentiment to the rest of the class. The majority of the class will recollect things from later years, such as the last trip to Big Bend or more recently, the day that six fire engines and two police cars showed up at the school in order to put out a small fire. Seven seniors came to Episcopal just this year, but in that short time, they have become a part of the special personality of the Class of 1985. These seniors, as well as those who have been at Episcopal for two or more years, will have their own memories which they will recall with fondness in the years follow- ing graduation. 'N- .. ., ,.,, irlaffffn t , .... 55544, ?9 S l ,I , qA5,1y4 X If 335 www? Q 3-?' 2I !? EK l Wi .gm xx Q . .- V ,H .,.. fs , ti 4. 'V .. I K A gig If -A E 3, 4, . .AM , ,T 5. pm 13 .4,. ff ik Mm. x i ,.,, Y ,W f - k' gg. 'Q 'K ., .w-'X ws faq -. H L Lrtify' n 9- ' NY fr 1' ' 9 . +-- ,Im-r' .26 C? if w HQ.,-xx Q Q , v ,Jw V 4 au, 'Fi Ex S fi'1?? 1'-M. 4 1? Hi 1 2 1 eq. z F , QQMM, VX A QM vi vw 3 W , ,X A A. -, my a. M. ' w,..m,, ? 'A J ,, 6 mx. . as 5 i - ...mas gif if . E R' 2 iq. 1 4 My A-i'9 WsP-1 .M Mg W 'Ya ,M 4 -1- 5: 'C ,We 'fox N Haw? 'Q ff 2 fz A , Q i A, v v n vm The Class of '85 .. , . .r Pres. e Amy Levenson, Sec. e Elisa Olson, V-Pres. - Shelley Lewis, Treas. - Ieannie deArniond The Senior Class of 1985 had a productive year. The Senior- sponsored Halloween Dance was a big success, and prizes were given to Trish Freedman and lim Gillen- tine for best costumes. The Seniors also sold poinsettias at Christmas and carnations on Valentines Day. Much attention was devoted to community service this year. Com- munity projects not only included the traditional project with the fifth grade. but also an ongoing project at Scottish Rite Hospital. Another activity that the seniors sponsored was a breakfast for the faculty in appreciation for their hard work throughout this year, The annual Senior Talent Show proved to be an interesting and humorous event, as it is every year. SS -..-. , i ww, XWN 3 nt Ashley Diane llen 6 Years Honor Roll 9, 10, 11 Treasurer of the Freshman Class Treasurer of the Sophomore Clas Acolyte 9, 12 Yearbook 10 Spirit Club 11, 12 Theatre Guild 11 Iunior Classical League 9, 10, 12 Vice-President 9, 10 Senior Advisor 11 Cum Laude Certificate 10 Student Council 12 Cheerleader 11, 12 Captain 11 Musical Productions 'ABye Bye Birdie 11 Drama Productions Curtain Going UP 11 Night of Ianuary 16 12 Volleyball 10 Basketball 9, 10, 12 Varsity 9, 10, 12 SPC Division II Champs 12 Track 9 TISC Team Runner-up 9 S . QQCCIJLL, CLLQM, Ashley . . . Ash. . . musical stud halls with M.F. and M.O. . . . Hi Mikul . . . Lionelle . . . Charfes, I am not ticklish . . . Paige, is the moon out today? . . . Denny's with P.M., K.D., and K.L. . . . The Tim . .. Cheerleading '83-'85 . . . Lourney . . . M.B.M. - did you bring any Triscuits? . . . 3 liter c ampagne bottle . . . Tom Thumb forever. . . A.B. - so blue! . . . Bonzo and Camel D.M.C. - Gooch 360 on Inwood with B.C. party with my mom . . . keep on smiling. . . T.F, - you've always got a friend .. . A.N. - that's a ?iiCQ! cute necklace! . . . Paige, I think you just hit a cop . .. learnin to drive standard with K.B.D. . . . M.O. - how do these ligflts work, oh, nevermind Kip's with P.M. R.R. A have we really known each other for 13 years ?!? . . .hey Eason . . . W.T.C. - thanks for all the good times and for always being there . . . oh year . . . the Allen Express . . . P.M. - no one runs out of gas at midnight! ...what a party . . . Open Arms . . . A.S. - we're jammin! . .. S.C. - monotonous D.C.H. and G. W. K.B.D. - the gym is on fire! B.T. and S.T. - I couldn't have made it without you! .. . it's been fun .. . Thanks Mom, Dad, Court- ney, and Michael - I love you! . . . t'Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Iust walk beside me, And be my friend. Anonymous g.,0kAM,w tr lf , C zeboto Qld JCGUDIIQ Odipidus Chicken Cookies, yum! The epitome of a dumb blonde . . . Mother said she was going to kill the dog . . . You don't have any . . . you know . . . diseases, do you? . . . I feel like a dead brindled cow . . . Flirting with notes . . , Are you open? A.L.I. is dead and Coach Iacobs did it! Chinese food and Haagen-Daaz . . . But he told me it was his car! . . . Sign language is a necessity But my other car is really a Mercedes! Oh no, not another Mike I can't handle this! . . . How can I think he's cute, he's only 17! . . . It's sooo yellow! . . . Dry up your brains. . . Advice to Cindy-Lou: Keys prevent accidents at 4:00 A.M. NO! You're suppose to be grabbing the flag. Ignorance at its best. If it weren't for the last minute, nothing would ever get done! Ann Distin Berkowitz 1 Year Tonya Sue Bonner 1 Year Spanish Club 12 Basketball 12 Varsity 12 Golf 12 Varsity 12 ft - 91 5 - . -K My Q to it S go dew- ' . 1 P' N if 3 'V kfzfruja, NSA-2 Who'll be my friend? . . . S.S. vvhat's so hot about yours? . . . SC. who stole my shorts . . . A.B. we're talking bright yellow .. . Texas ain't so bad . . . but then neither was Ohio . . . A.M. maniac driver . . . L.N. have a little gray paint . . . B.W. maybe some day you'll be tall . . . pardon . . . lt's suppose to be warm here ya'll talk funny in Texas good luck Christy - you'll need it . . .thanks mom and dad. If you see someone without a smile give 'em yours. bowvtik, - Boswell, Boz, how 'bout Amy? . , . We wear uniforms! coed?? A.A.A. the light looks cool from down here. Oink-Oinks ... K.A.K., let's get wasted! . . . 1, 2, 1, 2, - a plain room, S.C. ... Elisa - I got a 22! . . , Betzee . . . Mr. Sandman? leave me alone!! . . . S.L.H. it's you .. . Flame, who's driving? . . . Har- vard bound, or will I accept Yale? S.S. at Pearce-blast! Ainsley, should we go to typing? - Naww. . . No, Kendall, I'll just turn here . . . AB. let's go to Mustang and meet imaginary guys! Wicked beat , is that good? - not in Maine working with A.B. and A.A.A. . . . you could say Chip patronized B-R a lot, thanks for everything .. . There's only one person I hate: Iam . . . want my ho-ho? . .. I never knew 4-lane highways were so deep It's a wig, Bart Iudy Taylor, Iill Pensak and Ian Buzzby . . . S2 and cz . . . PiePump- kin and Ice . . . III. pizza . . . kicked out with S.C. and A.A.A. . . . Bowie, Stevie Ray Vaughan and me . . . Bob . . . Mom and Dad y'all are strong to have put up with me, oh yeah, Brad, too lI'm one up on you!l I love y'all. I Iey, you with the comb, you look OK in every way. - Blondie m Elizabeth Boswell 6 Years Spirit Club 11 Volleyball 9, 10, 11,12 Varsity 11, 12 , k , 5' g t Sharee Lanee Chance 4 Years Honor Roll 10, 11 Spanish Club 11, 12 Senior Advisor 12 Spirit Club 11 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Varsity 10, 11,12 Captain 12 Soccer 10 Varsity 10 Tennis 10 Varsity 10 Manager Varsity 10 1922? W Shwum gflofmcue, Chicken . . . Oh! Iget it now . . . Let's take a bath on Lemmon . . . C.G. are you an army woman? . . . Don't let Mrs, Oliver hit us . . . Wendy's . . . S.W. do you want a triple with cheese? . . . Watch out for the ponies . . . Don't let them get you . . . Cheese crackers . . . M.D. eat your split . . . Chocolate cookies . . . Do you know what happens on Fridays? . . . Red Corvets IMVVSI . . . Where's Greenville? . . . Is that a street? . . . Filling station . . . Peppermints. . .My name is V-A-N-C-E. . . . F,O. U.A - H . . . Do they have p-o-p here? . . . It's pink with blue polka dots . . .The dogs make accidents A.B .... Do you like college men? Dora . . . VV8zS goes good together So does S8zM Is it love, Kay? . . . M.O. where is the bed? . . . You aren't French Is there a different sun in Germany? . .. M.O. tell Bam- Bam to put down his pants. . .T.B., I'll be your friend . . . Pam, guess what? . . . L.N., it's in your lap . . . P.R., does Phil have one? . . . Rem Dinner with Dad . . . Cindy, there's the cop! . . . Good luck Miranda and Iack. I wish you all the best. Good luck in the future Cindy, Tanya, Anne, Ieanne, and Pam. Thanks Mom. Love you all and class of '85, Success can only be measured in terms of distance traveled. - Mavis Gallant fdfagzdg Erik . . . ER .. . Charltee . . . E.P .... Confused . . . Mr. Hurry .. . That's O.K .... I'm sorry . . . VF-2060 . . . The Hut . . .Slam Dunk Hay chick Dud Kitty torture Random everything . . . Fung ties until 3 . . .The weird group . . . What's wrong? . . . The Mug . . . My Box . . . Newts go home . . . Two types of newts . . . Master not meister . . . Who's in that photo . . . The micro tapes . . . Dark Forst Party . . . what was that? . . . No more H.I. You shot my shoe Steve Martin Estonia must be free . . . My theory of light . . . Baryek of the week . . . No S8zM . . . Kirk's goal sheet . . . I'm not a debate wenee . . . Dumb movies . . . This is all being recorded . . . OH . . .judo lessons . . .The Trunk . . . The Door bell . . . Down the stairs, fast at S.U .... scuba-car. . . Yarb, you're just liberal . . . Hat's . . . D.P. patrol . . . Chili's . . . Scots sorry he didn't mean it . . . Digit Head . . . The master tapes wfarguments included . . . Get your trash cans . . . Vid Head . . . Check ya later . . . By Russ lNewt1, Steve ldigetj, Rob lSparkel, Dave lthe manl, Mike lRamee1 Mom, Dad, Laura, Em, I love you all Now what happens? Randomness is important - Discover Magazine '83 Be a Duck: above water remain calm and poised below water paddle like hell. Erik Allen Charlton 2 V2 Years Honor Roll 10 Student Council 11, 12 Treasurer 11 Spirit Club 11 Itinerary 12 Track 10,11, 12 Varsity 10,11, 12 TAPS District High Iump 10 3rd Place State Boys High lump 10 St. Mark's Invitational Triple lump Record 11 School Triple lump Record 11 3rd District High Iump State Qualifier 11 fkfw .. . .. H .Af 0, ,. f Jarlfw yr--9.4 1 A it David cClain Connally 6 Years Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Yearbook 11, 12 Assistant Editor 11, 12 Spanish Club 11 Spirit Club 11 Track 9, 12 Manager 9 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Manager 11 Varsity 11, 12 ' 'X ,jaw CQWM i'Daaave! or Street Car. Down by the sea Rammi Hassan Baklava! Get rid of that hair, and Ohh those ears! . . . Ramen . . . GOOCH? . . . Busch bites! - H.I. all the way. It's random, but we must kill the Hhibachi dancersu . . . Sal's . . . The Don-Fat- and the Kidd . . . I.Y. and Ojeda's . . . Grendel! . . . Merritt - DBHOCX . . . Dogs in the winter Fung Tai's at 3:00 Big Bend '84 - the ultimate trip Tom's falling imitation Thief . .. Hair like flax on a distaff . . . Prom '84 . . . I smell a device, . . .! - to the nth . . . Starfest and the Silver Bullettf' - and the crowd roared, Oooh, Ahhh! . . . T.B. - one of the Cat Peo- ple . . . don't forget self defense lessons in the driveway . ., Bon Volly?, Volly Bon! Spring Break '84 - California will never be the same! Rrobe - It was the Salmon Mousse! the mean, green, fighting machine - did we roll it? . . . the Gudis-Sunday nights in Garland . . . Eeee! . . . and above all, Don't drink the water! . . . a hundred and twenty! Thanks - D.S., P.W., M.F., E.C., A.M., K.M., G.G., P.H. - where did all the time go?, and especially Mom and Dad. Without all of you, I never would have made it. Do not go where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path And leave a trail. - Anonymous kl ns.'v'l ' Slfxotfxcm Shari Cow's den, Starsky, Mrs. Fitness . . . LW - thriller Icrash!I . . . Europe '84 with BN . . . this bread is good today . . . cruisin' in the Cadillac and white bomb . . . phssy . . . Lydia's tent talks . . . Fiesta . . . graduation practice . . . just carry her down the stairs and keep her head out the window . . . Chicago . . . Lionel Richie . . . Barbara Yarbrough . . . afterschool fun with BL and LW . . . Iim, where's the party? . . . PS, TL, DW, ME, SL, IB, BS, DF, IB, ITM . . . my party . . . Ricky's . . . do you always sleep in closets? ... Big Bend ... itchy-ouyi ... 1, 2, 1, 2 ... 10 cent tip at Baja Louies . . . pretend you're a boy . . . Kool and the Gang, Ieffrey Osborne, and bruises . . . Iarreau . . . I was born in Italy - the birth place of the Renaissance Trip and Bill fraternity parties with LW . . . will you get me another drink? . . . Rob, let's dance . . . Prom '84 . . . Charlie's Angels . . . KK's during exams . . .who called? . . .aerobics with BN. . . IL - I don't do herbs. . . Aug. 26, 1983 . . . Iuly 14, 1984 . . . towing a Porsche . . . Padre '84 . . .you drive, he's going to have to go with us . , . don't talk to the parrot or I'll be here forever . . . thanks IL, LW, LI, AL, KS, NK, CC, BN, KK, ID, and ITM-ILY . . . good luck seniors '85-IMY . . . mom thanks - ILY. . . The best is yet to be. - Robert Browning Sharon Elliott Cowden 5 Years Honor Roll 10, 11 Secretary of Iunior Class Cheerleader 11,12 Spirit Club 11, 12 Theatre Guild 11 Eagle Edition 11, 12 Drama Productions Curtain Going Up 11 Soccer 10 Varsity 10 Volleyball 9, 10 Kelly Ann Crawford 4 Years Honor Roll 10 President of Sophomore Class Acolyte 9,10,11, 12 Vice-President 11 President 12 Iunior Classical League 10, 11 Student Council 10 Spirit Club 11 Cheerleader 10, 12 Mascot 10 Yearbook 11 Musical Productions Godspell 10 Bye Bye Birdie 11 The Fantastiks 12 Volleyball 9, 10, 11 Varsity 11 Track 9, 10 Varsity 9, 10 Soccer 10 Varsity 10 WMMUM Kelly, Kel, Nooner, Boo, Katie's Clone, Kellywatt, Baby Kel, Kelb, The R.P. Confrontation Point . . . Pointer Sisters and I guess Siblings! . . . Phineas P. Phart lives . . . Christmas Eve's . . . Hot Springs . . . Oaklawn . . . Eddie and Gerald . . . Aimee don't you love cannons and Rocky Mountain oysters? . . . Billboards . . . It's stuck! , . . Big Bend '84, Be careful baby! . . . I love Panchols not boys . . . The Beatles and The Beachboys . . . Daily gab with Dean . . . B.S. and B! . . . Hap- pening H42 and 53!!! Getting Slimed! The Sportapit . . . It's not in park and it's raining! Prom and ISB '84 . . . Nostromos and Montezumes . . . The Max is my car . . . Frency N . . . Willow Bend Yes, I can ride a horse! Valley View in Formals! Thanks Chris! Sarah we're late to choir, again! Whose voice is louder mine or mons? Bud thanks for being my Bud! Tif, I'll miss you, good luck! Dean, Laura, Ted and Michael G. Thanks for being there! Thanks to L.A., A.K., A.P., S.B., D.W. for being such awesome friends! And especially thanks to Mom, Kent, Dad, Sharon, and all my family for all of your support! I love you all! It's hard to walk in shifting sand. I miss the rock and find, I've nowhere left to stand. I start to cry! Amy Grant Qgztmmx lit ila5XAt'fNG'TN, Weanie, Bubbag Who says I'm irresponsible? Homework at 10:30 Sharrurr, Pickles, Sloozy, Miranda Bash, don't forget deleted nbhd's , . . Susie - can I be your maid of honor - I hope Macutie doesn't mind . . . Triscuits BM 8: ADA . . . No, I don't take chemistry for the millionth time . . . Fomby and rugmonkey - wear a seatbelt . . . Liz T., I try to throw - and doscus, I mean shot and discus . .. Thanx for the ruler EQE. MF, AL, 81 CP - Keep your best friendg there is no pur- pose . . . It'll be great . . . I'm sorry 100 times, read my mind . . . You have one time out left . . . I just called to say, I love you! . . . Steve M. see ya in the real world . . . no, we're not engaged . . . How was TI . . . Look out Carnegie Hall, here I come . . . Iourney and Chopin . . . suicide sprints, walleyball . . . Check ya Martha . . . drool rockworm - psychic slobbitude . . . Whiz Quiz IALAIPOI 7777 Forest Lane WRONG Thanx y'all, I'm history: check y'all later. Quotes: Age is a high price to pay for maturity. - Tom Stoppard Success is a journey, not a destination. - Ben Sweetland Some people think it's holding on that makes one strong. Sometimes it's letting go. - Sylvia Robinson Ieannie arie DeArmond 4 Years Headmastt-:r's List 9, 10, 11, 12 Who's Who in American High School Students 12 National Honor Roll 12 PSAT National Letter of Commendation 12 Brown University English Award 11 Spanish Scholar Award 10 Treasurer ofthe Senior Class Student Council Representative 11, 12 Whiz Quiz 10, 11, 12 Team Captain 12 Spanish Club 11, 12 Senior Advisor-Officer 12 Spirit Club 11 Track 10, 11, 12 V' ' 0 12 arsity 1 , 11. State Qualifier for TAPS 10, 11 All-Confrence Award for MISC 11 Team Runner-up in MISC Conference 11 State Meet: TAPS: 6th place for discus 11 TAPS District 1 Meet: 4th place for discus 10, 11 sth place for shot put 10 6th place for shot put 11 MISC Conference Meet: 2nd place for shot put 11, 12 3rd place for discus 11 1st place for discus 12 Soccer 10, 11, 12 Varsity 10, 11, 12 Manager I1 Team Runner-up in TAPS State Tournament 11 Team Runner-up in SPC Division ll Championship 12 Volleyball 11, 12 Varsity 11, 12 Manager 11, 12 ichael Howard Freedman 2 Years Honor Roll 11, 12 A Student Recognition List - Dallas Morning News 11, 12 President of the Iunior Class 11 . Student Council 11, 12 President 12 Basketball 11 Varsity 11 Baseball 11, 12 Varsity 11, 12 Tennis 12 Varsity 12 Chaim, R, Lionelle, Rami Hassan, Mikul . . . These incredible ears Musical studies with A.A. and M.D. you're so gullible - it's in the dictionary . . . Hewow Ashwy . . . Milka ma cow. . . Hold me now . . .The O.T.R. Play. . . O.T. - On the Run fha!1 Starfest '84 Raren, Runt Driveway self-defense lessons . . . Guys, its cold out here . . . the word of the day . . . Ajax and rice, what a good combination . . . Ojeda's . . . Grendel, alive and well and making tacos . . . We are all bulged . . . Hair like flax on a distaff . . . Yes, Ihave it in my nose too. . . . What did you do step in some mud . . . en su rostro mas grande! . . . eat pavement . . . RRRobe . . . Doc Savage . . . I'm doing something here aren't I? L.N. . . . Mmm, FITNESS . , . Mumbo, Iumbo, . , . Ichy, Gwiel . . . Soapie burritoes . . . The Death Mobile, dead in beautiful downtown Garland . .. The family wagon, only 42 miles . . . Thanx E..S.D .... Thanx Mom and Dad, Barb, Trish fMental Casel . . . And the crowd roared, OOI-I!, AAH! I am mad but north-north-west: When the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a handsawfl - William Shakespeare Any fool can make a rule but only fools will follow. Anonymous Fat manX Da Da Da X South Padre Island? Well I had fun the first night!X Kegrunner's Inc.X Don't kiss, T.H., it hurts! X 5:00 am on H.H. WXB.L. 8: B.B.X I'm not having fun!X I had on pants When I left?X Getting stabbed by S.T.X Ha, Ha, Brannon, Guess What you did.X What the heck leads to 'That stuff hap- pens' X I LIKE BEER!X Brannon check the mirrors.X I used to have fun!X Boys Night OutX Scott's famous quote, OH, Qvioliiit, The Cops! X MEXICO WX the boys.X Barbills WXBryan. X Weekend at OZZY WX ScottX Quarters till you blow WX B.L. 8: D.G?X You're drunk, you betta let Scott drive.X Road trip to HoustonX Peep Show for l.L. 81 E.H.X B.L. S.T., P.B., K.K., S.C., IC., D.S., P.W., B.B., and Bud Busch, The Bevera e Brothersf Sharon, tell me ou love me, or I'll get ar- rested? Parties in the constructiony Arthur With jelly on his face.X Modern day Measurements and numbering system.X The Hilton kept my baby!X B.L., Wish you Were Where you should be.X Brannon, buy a real car!X Scott, some day you'll get insurance. Dan you're a great guy, Guys, you made my senior year. Let's stick together. D.E. I'll alWays think about you!X Mom, Dad, Francis, I Wish I could Express What I feel for you and What you have done for me. Love is not a strong enough Word, but It's the best I can do. You're the best!X Fr. SWann, E.S.D., Pride can do so much, Don't lose it! Hi, I'm positive! Yessir Officer, I understand just fine. Perfectly. - Hawk, Ir, Ya know Wally, It sure is tough being a kid. - The Beaver Charles Roberts Garrison 3 Years Student Council 9, 11 Theatre Guild 11 Spirit Club 11 Drama Productions 'iCurtain Going Up 11 Night of Ianuary 16 12 Musical Production Bye Bye Birdie 11 Basketball 11 Varsity 11 Soccer 11 Varsity 11 Tennis 12 Varsity 12 C nthia Dora Cerken 6 Yers Honor Roll 10, 12 Student Council 9, 10 Member at Large 10 Spirit Club 11 Yearbook 9, 11 Basketball 9, 10 Varsity 9, 10 '4f'V frfi .ze , QMQ 0. Hello again . . . right . . , Is it really a Mercedes? . . . AB, keys prevent accidents MKO knows where we're going chicken cookies . . . Yummy . . . my odipidus complex . . . dry up my brains . . . sooo nasty . . . feeling like a brendled cow . . . it's boring, I.Y . . . maps again . . . French classes . . . p.s. I Love You . . .s8zm . . . Incredible cannibals. . . eating. . . Matilda on Lemon . . . I.S .... Cindy Lou . . . Orka . . . Blondie . . . Pickle Kay and the Blonde oh ya, and that other chic Chinese food at 6 . . . not open? . . . Van Halen . . . well, me, my brother and this friend . . . to all the Mikes, Steves, Roberts and Marks of 1984: I hope you find the All American girl . . . Oh Ann, It's so yellow . . . there's something in the water . . . S.C. watch out for sprite and college men . .. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver . . . I'm so confused . . . S.C. are you an army woman? what kind of car was it? It was red D.Doo deleted NBHD's . . . we're all pretty now A.B, . . . S.L.C., M.K.O. A.B., IE., D.S., - I wish you all the best of luck. 'fThe treasures of the earth are movement, courage, laughter, and love. Peter Lake 7047. fBu0iGil't6O .Ur Dirt . . . Buddha . . . Amy, wheres the party? . . . 8 Days Inn on Freshman graduation H.R. in the Death Mobile the Kings I.G., K.K., and the squires K.L. and P.W. beating Democratic yard signs DEATH NIGHT with Don and Don, Brannon, she's buck naked . . . lim, I'm going to kill myself - K.L.K .... Michelin's house, Peter put down the gun . i'Pat don't spit in my car . . . ALWAYS IN CONTROL t'You can't hurt steel Sean, I.S. isn't coming go to sleep I'll have an Iced Tea . No you won't The Force is with us . .. Excalibur justly wielded with my self- righteous hand . . . D,M. and 5400 spins in the rain . . . D.C. at Ojedas K.L. dropping cement off Sanger-Harris I.G. and K.K. the Master Race . . . Peter they got my license . . . He's an absolute madman . . . Moosehead in W.B.'s pool . . . thanks Mom, Dad, Kelly lSatanl, Amus, Michelle, Duford, Io, and the B.P .... Thanks all my friends its been great! VINI VIDI VICI Iulius Ceasar There is no journeys end Buddist saying Iames oriarity Cillentine, III 6 Years Honor Roll 9 French Club 11 Spirit Club 11 Yearbook 11, 12 Assistant Art Editor 11 Art Editor 12 Musical Productions Bye Bye Birdie 11 Track 12 Varsity 12 Gregory Yale Gudis Soccer 12 Varsity 12 1 Year .MW av' ...W A fag'-4 I didn't know . . . just kind of existing . . . Chicago Concert - I really had it, seriousl . S.C. Ma be Again - lust jokin' I think! Hilton Rm. 510 . . . Fri. and, Sat. fall cl,ayj. Sat. let's forget. Do your parents know where you are? Sons put that down Stolen credit card? Black teeth . . . Why are you walking funny . . . Curb ium ed! Why are we the only two white guys in here? IDGDID . . . Trailcljust . . . Too small for you! - Quickdraw . . . The Lude against a Hurst Olds . . . beat it? 325E . . . dusted it . . . What's under your hood son. Obeying the speed limit . . . Road tri to Kelly's Sunda nite drives through Garland . . . Where is it? 4 wlleelin' in the Lude? Lets hit 112 . . . K.M. - don't leave us on the side of Sie road in the rain . . . A whole case . . . Real- ly! . . . God forbid the big D word. Not here! Forest lane with B-A- BM-L!4-1 ratio? X-Mas Dance an hour late? Bribe the man at 7-11 . . . Sexy notes in Religion? . . . Yes I'm 21 . . . Sam's arg' . . . Don't pump me . . . The Criswell Bag . . . Who broke it . . . RolJan o Roller . . . D.S. you're ugly! Big Dave C . . . Stop hitting me . . . SNUFFERS . . . Get me the manager . . . Yes my name is TOM . . . Get out! . . . My friends at 7-11 . . . thanks for the weekends . . . Dancin' in the streets with Lydia and Kendall . . . Fun! 12 years long . . . seems like 30! 120 in three days Thanks Mom and Dad for all . . . Sometimes the li ht's all shinin' on me, Other times I can barely see, Lately it occurs to me What a long, stran e trip it's been The Dear? A wild Italian PARTY GIRL . . . now that could be dangerous . . , always incognito . . . no scruples KAK . . . Shelly - I won but I really lost . . . Iuly 21 .. . put your head down and . . . chase that silver tush . . . RELAX . . . vomit pie! . . . Chiquita - cleavers to Captain Hook . . . the night I'll never forget - Rod Stewart . . . Mr. Bill . . . U2 . . . the Chicago concert . . .gradua- tion practice '84 - sorry about the chocolate prissy! . . . danc- ing on Merrell wfKAK and Chiquita . . . Maimers - thanks for all the driving lessons PASTA bizarre Chick My god, she's lost her mind! . . . VAIL .. . ST. MARTEN with Amy L , . . EUROPE' 84 . . . KAK A maybe someday I'll make it to Isleboro . . . painful lbut sweetl waste of time . . . CHINESE FOCD with B. Nix and prissy ATTACK wanna party? . . . What are you thinking about? . . . no sorry, but maybe, well no, whatever . . . Iamie - six years and coun- ting . . . Sodapop-Bono and I love you . . . Holden too . . . Chi- quita, Prissy, Maimers, Amy L., B. Nix, Shelly, KAK, Catie, Ali, Marci - thanx, I love you all, Mom, Dad, Ali, Marlita - thanx for everything, it's been real . . . CIAO! the best is yet to be. - Robert Browning Lydia arguerite lacks 4 Years Student Council 11 Secretary ofthe Freshman class Theatre Guild 10 French Club 11 Spirit Club 11 Eagle Edition 11 Drama Productions 10 David and Lisa 10 Musical Productions 9, 10 You're a Good Man Charlie Brown 9 Godspell 10 Kendall Ann Kelly 3 Years President of the Iunior Class 11 Spirit Club 11 Theatre Guild 11 Tennis 10, 12 Varsity 10, 12 Runner-up TAPS District Champs Most Valuable Player 12 T-Qoftctfudt, A true friend is someone who thinks you are a good egg, even though he knows you are slightly cracked. . . . Amy B., That's why I decided to give you a chance . . . Sarah, you are the best little sister , . . Charles, we are in a lab and we are supposed to know what we are doing . . . Iamie, let's go smoke a cig. lplurall . . . it's only 8:29, Miss Iones . . . the D.C. queen! . . . Iennifer L .... I know itls coming from the boy's bathroom . . . Clarence at the Olympics . . . Amy, turn left here, no not here! . . . Sharon, just carry her down the stairs, she's been on the bathroom floor for hours . . . grad. practice '84 . . . Alissa, you will thank me tomorrow even though right now you're not saying, What a goody! I remember I.M.L. under- stand? never . . . remember always . . . Renee, I liked the way he walked and smoked . . . Manuel . . . Betty, if you want to learn to run and you are willing to put in a lot of time and ef- fort, I'll train you and bring your dad along . . . Kristin and the R.A. Vall wf Lydia and Rod no scruples, L.M.I. thanks . . . Life I love you, All is groovy, Simon and Garfunkel Puny Rebeccah Levenson 4 Years President of the Senior Class Student Council 12 Cheerleader 11 Spanish Club 11,12 Spirit Club 11, 12 Theater Guild 11 Qwwg Dumbumb-Hutch . . . but don't we need a passport? . . . Lyd's tent talks '80 . . . H.B. Bubba . . .THE white bomb - you drive Susan road trips through IESUIT New Years '82 - Heellooo, how are you New Years' 83 - Fat Pin, don't remember the rest Patty Party COWABUNGA? Bacardi pardi '80 . . .TOTAL disaster, but great party sheri! . . . M.A .... Iarreau and Ricky's . . . HURTS soo bad but feels soo GOOD-itchy-ouyi . . . Iames, Ierr, Crackers, and Mexican food - 4 of a kind - Ily . . . El Centro bound . . . Pete doody Sept. 24, '83 Lucy Dudu, bloddy noses, and double dates - Good luck BABY-IMY! . . . do you have a Dr. Appointment too Laaaraa? San Antonio River, anaprox, sleeping on bathroom floors, Detours, Malt Duck, ILY . . . Rob, where's Iupiter? . . . Lyd-this road must have taken years! . . . I know you have my keys Charles! . . . Summer '84! v Snuffer's Red Dog, huh Mat- ty? Let's play lean and lane . . . To my co-worker Iill, it's time for an El Fenix break-WHAT can we buy TODAY? U.R.A.Q.T.! T.L. llulial my BEST friend and bro-stylish, like to see it! Boo, PB and I SENIROS '85 - are you SERIOUS? - good luck everyone, I love ALL of ya'll!! . . . I love you MOM, O.P, ldadl, Laura, and Gucci!! Sorry for being impossible! Keep smiling and they'll wonder what you've been up to! - Anon. Q a ..... 'Q ? A . m :faq fi. . Velia ichelle Lewis 51f2 Years Honor Roll 9, 10, 12 DAR Good Citizenship Aard 12 Vice-President of Senior Class Spanish Club 12 Senior Advisor 12 Yearbook 12 Assistant Editor 12 Cheerleader 9, 10 Drama Productions Night of january 16 12 Musical Productions Stage Manager for Bye Bye Birdie 11 Soccer 11 Varsity 11 State Runner-Up 11 Manager of Boy's Varsity Soccer 12 Volleyball 9, 10, 12 Varsity 9, 10, 12 Captain 12 Honorable Mention 10, 12 , .1-t 'Q . it , :.'.fgL 'iligil T is j I 'Q 'S I 'w.., , ..-'U I HH! Q 1 4 4m ' Sum Shell , Velta - just call me Lewis! . . . 6+1 - just one of the guys . . . Carolyine - Goin' on a Manhunt - trochando! dood! . . . whip cream fight with Ioanna - How did it get on the wall? . . . Iulie - Oh What a Night - Why did we have the top down when it was raining? . . . I LOVE IAMES DEAN!! . . . Sarah - the eyes of Iames Dean are upon us . . . Padre '84 - Hurricanes ARE devastating . . . we're not driving - we're irresponsible! . . . midni ht stroll along the beach with B.B., S.C., a li hter and 2 cans of Sure feodorant - for extra rotection! . . . men with mohawks - I just can't keep my hands off them! ,. . Miss South Padre Island 1985 . , . But Iohn, I always wear track shoes on my dates. . . hopeless romantic . . . Senior trip '85 - C.C.! . . . I'm not asleep Fr. Altman, I'm just listening with m eyes closed! . . . Sean - my con- fidante M I like you because you dont draw on my face when I'm sleeping! . . . Margee - remember the night I kidna ped Bud? . . . Awesome! . . . Hoarding cold ones with Trish . . . Let's go bowling Pat! - Horses are mean. - WHAT?!!! . . . I've been wanting to do this all night. walking and talking with Peter Let's play steamroller Charles! . . . Take care Anne and Wendy . . . Heather and jennifer - you guys are the best! I'll miss ou tons!! . . . Peter and Sean - Thanks for being there - ILY . . . David? Pat, Brannon and Kirk - you guys stay out of trouble II know that's impossible, but try anywayj - IMY - you better write me! . . . Bu Margs - Thanks for everything! I'll miss you! Take care Michaeli Shannon and Amanda - Mom and Dad, I couldn't have asked for better parents! ILY, IMY . . . Goodbye E.S.D. - Thanks for the memories! . . . Happy trails to you 'til we meet again. In a cold world you need your friends to keep you warm. The Big Chill AJVVIAL pi james, Iaimea, Maimers . . . jamie Lynne, just a southern girl. L.I. we're sisters forever . . . remember playing dress up and sneaking out the car? . . . wasn't that just last week? A.L. I love you, you're my baby, someday I'll be a fish just like you. Crackrs wf j.G. P.B. and A.L., I love that place .. . Mexican food with S.C., I love ya . . . someday we'll be skinny! . . . Road trips to Denton and early morning cigs with KaKle . . . What would I have done wfout you, I can't wait for dec 18, 1989, or was it '88? . . . Homecoming sophomore year with j.C., KK, CC, ST, BN, it was fun! IG . . .you should be a preacher! We'll always be together. . . LW. l'll miss you, you're my cutie! S.H., L.A., L.M. l'll miss y'all, Keep up with the scaps for me Thank you E.S.D., for all the fond memories You'll always be my favorite! . . .Thanks Mom, Dad, Mark, and Ben for putting up wfme. . .you're the absolute best! I love y'all. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it ws the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief. it was the epoch of incredulity. . Charles Dickens jamie Lynne Littlefield 4 Years Theatre Guild 10, 11, 12 Eagle Edition 11, 12 Spanish Club 11 Spirit Club 11 Musical Productions Godspell 10 Drama Productions Drama and Lisa 10 ii? Robert Crider Lodge 1 Year Spirit Club 12 Basketball 12 Varsity 12 Golf 12 Varsity 12 Baseball 12 Varsity 12 ,iff Qfwvffgjrgbs Class of '85,' . . . DAAAVE . . . It's Wahfah Thin! . . . IDIOT! . . . Amy, Where's Iupiter? Uhh, somewhere near Mars?!? . . . Sharon, when are you going out? I'll pick you up at 8:0O - LET'S DANCE . . . Laura, you're glowing!! . . . ESD HOOPS - The tradition begins NOW! . . . Coach E . . . I will find you, and I will kill you SNL HOOTER BOOOY Diane+Hoot : just kidding FAT! TEXAS-OU weekend Andrews A.P. Hist Mrs. F Buddha Grunt, plebian Golf OCC NEW STUDENTS! FUNCTIONS, OH NOO!? . . . Rrooob . . . Amy B, I really did lose your address . . . The girls like the guys, and the guys like BEER! . . . Don't touch my sister! . . . YANKEES . . . BETI-I . . . Red Neck Mother . . . Thanx Mom and Dad, I got through just like I said . . . Thanks ESD for an unexpectedly Great year - it's been fun . . . SENIORS!!! I am a rock, I am an island and a rock feels no pain, and an island never cries. Paul Simon v bkxkner flgafbedifni Liz ... Wiz-Betty . .. Kiki ... +Biff . .. Marci lif you want to annoy mel . .. ex-Hockadaisy . . . R.N. . . . you can stop reading now Mom and Dad . . . Europe '82 - Missy, is this the moldy underwear bag? . . . learning to party wfthe Italians . . . Margo -- we still remember . . . Mel and Rick and the H.P.P.D. poolside chats . . . deliquent sophomore . . , Showstoppers . . . the amazing tri le costume change . . . sing- ing wfSharon . . . St. Iohn's . . . Ifl, never understand Houston . . . traffic . . . new friends . . . Victoriais inane laugh . . . Mrs. C. at Chili's English survival courses 944 and other hung-ups I've been graced with . . . Garage Sale . . . fun with KB . . . Christina f dramatic actress - I'd have never survived without you . . . Esteban estaban mi chico amigo . . . Will - blackboard blackmail . . . It's been real, y'all . . . THE new kid in town Charles, who is FAT? Keebler for President . . . and I still think Carter was a good uy . . . FAN- TASTICKS . . . swords to the mute! . . . We hired this man to assult us . . . Where's the hoes, Kelly? . . , Volleyball with E2 . .. no Katherine, we can't take the T-tops down .. . time to graduate . . . my regards to HRP and the DPD personal securi- ty FORCE - hopefully you'll never need it! Iohn and Preston - ood luck in the future . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you alfl!! . . . Ciao! Do not boast about the tempo of modern technology. The final essential questions are not altered by technolo . .. The remain. Even in the most modern airplane you travel forever wilffi yourselfy- our mood, your misery, your world weariness . . . the ultimate questions stilflstand before your soul today, as they always have. Take heed that your flight does not carry you beyond that which is essential, but closer to it. - Carl Sonnenschien Elizabeth Denise asser 1 Year Honor Roll 12 Iunior Classical League 12 1st place Latin Vocal 12 2nd place Latin Decathalon 12 Whiz Quiz 12 Acolyte 12 Lay Reader 12 Yearbook 12 Choir 12 Spirit Club 12 Musical Productions 12 The Fantastiks 12 Soccer 12 Varsity Manager 12 Volleyball 12 Beth HI1 urray 1 Year Spirit Club 12 Volleyball 12 Varsity 12 Basketball 12 Varsity 12 Track 12 Varsity 12 - W: . B455 fldnm BAM . . . Yankee . . . CT and VT . . . Ridgefield - 10b . . . An- drea, Karen, Theresa, Amy - it's just not the same without you - Always laughing - Forever Friends Fernie Bette Boopus . . . Ski Team - Easterns . .. Mobil-party? . . . Okay, so I get paranoid . . . My little Mannie . . . Sam, Sandy, Bobo and Miss Piggy Andrea - Chris and Paul - just mental obsessions . . . SKIING - it's a way of life . . . KILL- INGTON - They were the best of times . . . Ir. Prom - well . . . Sr. Prom - UChuck and Alex, how funny . . . I'm sure this place has a front door fHilt.1 . .. It's Sunday afternoon, any BMW's around? . . . Umm, excuse me? . . . So, this is Dallas - great . . . Amy, Hi, I'm a new Senior from Episcopal and . . . Betty - the men in the yellow truck . . . Kendall - another great weekend . . . The Horse . . . Flame, who's driving? . . . Mr. Sandman - Yees . . . Chip, Thanks B.F. . . . Aimzee . . . You guys, I mean y'all . . . Thanks MomPorn and Pop - LOVE YOU. Homeward bound, I wish I was . . - Simon and Garfunkel Qpwoqff Wt Lisa, Lis, Lisa Singular, Iames . . . S.S. Bring your butter knife . . . Lets be rude . . . Morgana . . . You're such a brain!!! K.Rg Well . . . Shell, don't you know where we're going??? Alright, who was playing with my ear??? I.L. can A.L. really do that at will??? I don't think so . . . What's the Social Sludge??? S.S. Who is Mr. Right? A.S. Can I have an aspirin??? KAK What happened to Cindy Lauper Red??? Black eyes or close to it . . . E.M. What were you for Halloween??? Blue mascara . . . C.P. Are you afraid of heights??? L.O. I'm sooo mad . . . E.C. No no no!!! P.R. Guess what??? Don't watch me when I sing. . . What a sonsa!! After dinnr Golden Cramms for me and ID. . . The Footloose Workout as shown by T.T. What a goodie??? Frustrated Scientist at work . . . Mr. Y. How many languages do you actually know??? Kirk, Do plebians eat quiche??? Ex- ploding wine bottles . . . Kathy, if you let go of my hands we won't die!!! Camels, YUCK!!! The Villa . . . What's a blurb??? Oh no! not another precise!!! Where are my keys??? M.B. 450SLC . . . My Castle . . . Snausages . . . M8zM's . . . The Blue Mobile . . . NY, NY. Shell, Kathy, Tonya, Charee, you are my best buddies ... Don't grab my cup cakes ... Takatakatakataka. A smile means the same thing in all languages. Lisa Kristine igrelle 1 Year Whiz Quiz 12 Volleyball 12 Golf 12 Varsity 12 I Betty I ltie N 1X 5 Years Spanish Club 11,12 Spirit Club 11, 12 Cross Country 11 Varsity 11 Baseball 12 Manager 12 Hi, I'm Betty. I go to . . Oh. It's a girls' school . . . Betina . . . Bbbetty . . . 1X2 B2.Bob.Beglina . . . B. NIX . . . Ready Betty . . . me and Kendall at the cafeteria . . . 2nds on F.F. Kendall . . . Its just not like M.O. in the parking lot . . . KAK hang loose . . . Europe '84 with S.C. 8: Reed a book . . . Sharon we're having fun? this bread is good today . . . G.A. is a FOX. . . Maine is wicked . . .cruisin with A.B. B.M. 8: GC. 4:1 ratio. . .Ty, why do we do this? Fitness . . .Beth Ann, who is the guy in the yellow truck? GDN and KAK, Kool it now!! C.L. is a totally vicious babe . . . There's only one person I hate: Iam . . . drumming . . . member C.A. fan club . . . Why Amy - Peter what are ya'll doing here? carrots and parties Oh Bull! TQ and exams . . . Look Ty, Iran up this mountain . . . I'll miss you... KAK...A.B .... S.C .... B.M .... R.R. ...Look out Control Data Institute, here I come . . . I'm going co-ed . . . HEY Lambohops . . . Thanks Mom . . . Dad . . . Gretchen and Gracie . . . You guys are totally awesome . . . Harvard Bound! Go Catch Some Rays. Do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that you may prove what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect Romans 12:2 KjLcatLfU., Gffwfm WHATACOODIE!!! , . . Hey Mamma . . . Party Down! . . . Fa- jita and Chiquita . . . limbo and Deee . . . gleeking and having long discussions during yearbook . . . Algebra II is iii . . . Amy B, if not 22 an 18! We're such brains! . . .The Hook . . . Sweaty palms + crumpled paper . . . Fiesta with the Sr. class girls!!! . . . You want to get lucky? I'm celibate just like Beth Where are all of the guys? . . . Rod Stewart with Mr. Bill . . . Prom of '84 . . . Menage? No! . . . Cleavers for M . . . lSwatchl, What time is it? Chicago and Spa afterwards Love those Margaritas . . . Letls get into a deep discussion . . . What do you think? How do you feel? . . . Sculptured nails anyone? . . . I love dancing!!! . . . Lydia and Kendall, do you want to go dancing? lmaybe, in the streetl . . . Texas vs. TCU game in the rain, spit on my foot lWhat a day!1 . .. What, today's a class meeting??? To everyone, Good luck in the future and THANX for making my time spent at ESD so special! I Love Ya - We are all worms. But I do believe that I am a glow worm. Winston Churchill Elisa Kristine Glson 1 V2 Years Secretary of the Senior Class Yearbook II Corwyn Ra Pendley 6 Years Student Council 10, 11 Treasurer 11 Yearbook 12 Business Manager 12 Spirit Club 11 Soccer 9 Varsity 9 Basketball 11, 12 Varsity 11, 12 KOH! KORN Corweena Raymond Pendleton Lover's Lane . . . First Period to library . . . Honor's English . . . Taxi Service To Rickover . . . Liquid Paper in the eye . . . I hate basketball BLOW IT OFF Bloom County M.A.S.H. The famous desk of bands in room I . . . 180's on Merrell . . . Cheaters Always win . . . Resusci Anne+Allison:Love . . . Amy, we sing SO well . . . Skipette . . . Freshman art class . . . You mean you haven't had your buffalo yet . . . E.S.D.? Where's that? . . . Advisory - What fun!!! . .. My safari into the projects . . . You egg . . . Blame is better to give than receive . . . If you chose not to decide, you still have made a choice . . . Throw off those chains of Reason and your prison disappears . . . Some fought themselves, some fought each other, most just followed one another I WILL CHOSE FREEWILL . . . I am dead and yet unborn . . . I cannot move, I cannot hide, I felt a Silent scream begin inside . . V. Each of us, a cell of awareness, imperfect and incomplete . . , Tide after tide will flow and recede, leaving life to go on as it was . . . Mike McShurley - Personal friend of mine . . . Have fun - Be careful Oh wait, I almost forgot - I'm so glad you moved here BAM, yeh! . . . Sugar in the morning. The consideration of the world as something finite makes it possible to find a meaning behind it, while, at the same time, it is a solution that remains unac- ceptable because it would make this process of understanding meaningless. - H. G. Wells -. gSonso!.. . . Watch it LN . . . Ten pounds in the front tire! . . . OK, Who took the gear shift knob? . . . CF sil vous plait . . . Chaka Khan in a T-Top Datsun SOOZX? . . . But who knows! . . . AK and MH may you both lose your brakes! . .. Good things come in little packages Sittin' on a heatin' pad during school? . . . Oh My God LN, Z is one -Q - - of a guy . . . Thanks everyone for two wonderful years at E.S.D. . . . To all my teachers . . . thanks for putting up wf me! . . . Father Swann, I hope everything gets built Mrs. Hodges, thank you . . . Most of all thank you Mom and Dad and Meme for the opportunity! . . . Anna, Elizabeth you're great gals. The most wasted day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Katherine Cook Rice 2 Years Spanish Club 11 Spirit Club 11 Spirit Club 11, 12 Lisa Renee Roten 6 Years Iunior Classical League 9 Theatre Guild 10, 12 Drama Productions The Night of Ianuary 16 12 Soccer 9 Varsity 9 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity 11, 12 5 it 'll 'N af0tg5a,G?UVwc Qotwta Big Red. . . Red. . .Flame. . .Roten . . ,R2. . .Fig ofyour imag This could be good It's all logic, DMC 13 years together ADA There's only one thing I can't stand - I.A.M., and don't forget it, A.B. and B.N. . . . 300-360 miles a week . . . Be quiet! M.S .... IAC . . . Love on a Sunday Morn! . . . FIESTA . . . KAK - The algebra room reminds me of your car too! . . . L.I. - Fun in Yarb's class , . . P.R. - Guess What? . . . I love you I.A.G ..,. That'll work. . . EO. - Your bed used to be shoe box? . . . Iourney . . . B.N. - Run!! . . . I.F.K. - Let's Party . . . But Amy, I don't understand, I thought we went to volleyball games to play volleyball not to be cheerleaders . . . Thanks Mom, Dad, and R.T.X. - I Love Y'all . . . QUOTE - If-you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. - Anonymous panulcc fluamll Led Zeppelin . . . Robert Plant . . . Zoso . . . The British Inva- sion . . . The White Animals . . . The End . . . Mira e . . . Iade Raven . . . Concerts with K.R. . . . Heaven and Hei . . . Tube Snake Boogie . . . Castles In The Sky . . . Henry's Song . . . Te- quila . . . Sunday's in the fort . . . shampoo bottles . . . Mr. Pen . . . sneaky . . . The Weekend . . . Grandma's Brownie . . . Screwdrivers make me sick . . . It hit me . . . ociffer . . . They are so wild . . . I want to disappear . . . Decorating the X-mas tree with K.R ,... Rain on me . . . K.R. let's o to see Arthur . . . The Lounge . . . He is Hot . . . Hammocks . . . corru t him . . . Spam . . . The bone . . . Bryan Luter, mean rat, andldevil dog . . . French guys . . . And I am purple . . . Greg Ramsey . , , Where are my keys? . . . U the alleys . . .Cats on the prowl. . . The pitbowl . . . The maidls . . . C.C., L.Y. is classy . . . The Duck Commander Salamander Citronet out to lunch with Ben . . . The Grape . . . Guess What? Iohn's butt . . . Celebration with P.B. . . . October 8th, 1983 . . . Sundays with P.B. .. . Ion and Donn at the Stoneleigh P with the Electric Prunes . . . Get over it . . . groovy . . . Take a walk on the wild side Kevin Gray Summer '81 Best of times Memories last forever . . . Thanks, Phillip, Kirsten, Christina, Roslyn, Bill and Mom . . . I'll miss you and I love you all. If the sun refuse to shine I will still be loving you, When mountains crumble to the sea there will still be you and me. - Led Zeppelin Sharon Michelle Simmons Theatre Guild 12 French Club 11 Spirit Club 11, 12 Captain 11 3 Years Drama Production The Night of Ianuary 16th 12 5 wi xx ,SX 4' E T . lr: ji? . 'N V Jhouwn X? Shell, Shelb, Shoo . . . butterknife . . . Billboards United - you never have to worry when it rains, right Kell, L.N. lPresi- dentl, S.C .... hey, Chiquita, you want to get lucky tonight? . . . I wuv you Teddybear . . . K.A.C. did you say It's Stuck. . . . rubber bears stick to anything . . . no, I live in BFE . . . Chocolate Shakes .. . L.N. - we have 3 minutes and we're lost . . . Sooo Beth, tell me . . . you lost the bet Lid but you won lltalians have more fun!1 . . . 'My Little Pony', j.k.! right? . . . Gig'em Aggies . . . K.A.K., is that a hairy egg or what? . . . Huh? . . . Spaz . . . Rrrennee! Oh nothing . . . You have the natural ability to p.o. people! Boy George isn't a drag queen, believe me . . . Pam, ya know what? . . . Fiesta Lydia? . . . Big Bend '84 - Pam it's not that bad! . . . Have you ever tried to start a Mercedes and the key won't turn? wake me up when class is over I just called to say I love you Thanks L.N., L.I., K.C., R.R., A.L., P.R. - I'll miss ya'll Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. Hold fast to dreams! For if dreams Die, life is a broken winged bird! That cannot fly. Anon. VTQH N, ,xv 5 Q' 'ir' '?.'fl'iwt?f QQ LW . B W es 5 f , b 2 if 41 f N . 4, w. !'A' ' ,gwk Y 'w 1. f, I e 5+ ,JL 1, vp ,,.,,....-.u- C' nah' .-.,.a:'n-f M? 'fa 5 5 K it xv i 4 it Q Q- .QQ qv Q ,Q if ? s PM ,sz 1 L 'Q f SE IURS '8 li 'M ig' fffqg, 1 - 5 Q, Vgf' . 1?5ii ? ff ,ff Svccm What did you get out of E.S.D.? N ew friends - more maturity - continuation of a good education Beth Murray A diploma W green plaid polyester phobia Ann Berkowitz I had a lot of fun, a lot of problems, and a lot of homework. Ieannie DeArmond 2 pairs of grey pants, 5 blue shirts, and a maroon and gold tassel Corwyn Pendley 1. A lot of headaches 2. A lot of friends 3. A few ulcers Amy Levenson I gained self-confidence, many wonderful friends, and a collection of memories. Shelley Lewis A good education - lots of good friends - a more mature outlook on life David Connally 52 CS -ik ' Q Whot ore your plons after College? Marry an Italian Lydia lacks Get married and have lots of babies Iamie Littlefield I want to meet a rich man, live in California, get married, and travel. Forget about babies, they're too much trouble. Sharon Cowden I would like to practice nursing, and I hope to be a psych nurse. I would also like to earn a Master's Degree in psychology or earn a license as a psychiatric nurse clinician. Elizabeth Massey Get a Ph.D in archaeology and go work in China or Mongolia lim Gillentine To settle in my profession lobstetricsj and have a family Sharee Chance Get married A teach special education Kelly Crawford Meet a gorgeous, rich man, get married, have a bunch of kids, travel, and own my own store. Amy Levenson Graduate school Pam Russell I-1 53 Whot did you lil-ie most ohout E.S.D.? Uniforms Amy Boswell t'The teachers Renee Roten They're letting me graduate Sharon Cowden The studentffaculty relationships Kelly Crawford The friendliness of everyone Shelly Simmons l'The size compared to my old school Beth Murray 'Family atmosphere Iamie Littlefield Studentffaculty ratio Ashley Allen 'The class of '85, shotput and discus, all the teachers, and graduating Ieannie DeArmond My best friends Sharee Chance N T, . I What was your most memorable experience at E.S.D.? I'm sorry, but I'm not at liberty to discuss that at present. lim Gillentine Failing all math and science at E.S.D. except geometry - that will always be in the back of my mind 4 and the junior trip. Iamie Littlefield The Fantastiks' was my favorite experience. I had never had a role in a major production. The cast got to be really close. I think I learned how to work more with people in the production than in any other school experience. Elizabeth Massey Big Bend - I hated it! Pam Russell The wilderness trips Corwyn Pendley In Eighth grade in the gym 4 we used to have food fights over the walls. Sharon Cowden There are three experiences that I will always remember from E.S.D.: 11 my 8th grade English class with Mr. McShirley, 21 the 1983 athletic banquet, and 31 Mr. Lutken Appreciation Day - I can still see Shannon Burke climbing over the wall when we were in the gym! Another thing I will never forget is the day that I fainted in the Commons from blowing up a balloon! 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'1 1 '11 '11--ff?-111:11 1?-f' -11151111-Q21--11-111 11:25 111121 -21,1195af'fla'.-.,L11S,1-w1f,.1,gaSg.Laid 511-L--HL. e1L1,..- .. ,111 f- 1-V11-12,1-1 Lf-11 11 gf41, 11'2L,'11'L1 1111 22: H1 212111 -'N'- 1-F'-1111111113 L1 , -L L, - M11 WL- 11. 11 ,, , The memory of school at Lovers Lane no longer is part of the atmosphere for most at school, for only a few recall the days when the entire student body was in what now is the gym. As each new class sets into Episcopal, not only does the family grow larger, but an abundance of new and modern ideas begin to transform the at- mosphere into a life in which the underclassmen can adapt. The underclassmen thus play a major role in the daily events or the school. Each student contributes to the school as an individual and also as a member of his particular class. These determined students are all setting traditions as well as following those set by previous classes In a young school these underclassmen have a great respon sibihty in making the school and its reputa n the finest in Dallas e underclassmen may also engoy the new facilities and benefits of a growing school if Fa t it V M- ' Qwelsii eleventh eleventh eleventh eleventh eleventh elf-2V P - Brannon Brewer, V.-Pres. - Almle Merrltt. Sec. - Mary Ellzabeth McCracken, Treas. - K L rer T ernan Alexander Lucy Aston Liza Bachman Peter Blomquist nltt' t t B B Kelly Caperton eleventh eleventh eleventh eleventh eleventh elev leventheleventheleventheleventheleventheleventh Iac hance Iennifer Ellis t Bart Freeman Kari I0 Hargis Margee Hocki g Leslie Hoener eleventheleventheleventheleventheleventheleventl Stephanie Hooper Kirk Kibler Kevin Lerer T27 Adam Leventhal Allison Loudermilk Scott Mathis A ff Danny Sikora and Iennifer Ellis. . , transfering brain waves?? He's got the Conch: what is he lord of? 'lsr-f 'Qu 9 - Q an-f Karen Meadows Mark Meadows Aimee Merritt David Moderi Lisa Moore Sam McCall Paige McCoy Mary Elizabeth McCracken Lee McDaniel Lauren McFa1l Todd McGee Philip McGuire Shannon McShane Andrew Natale Mark Offutt Carolina Pagliuca A f Arthur Saunders Andrea Schlekewy Retarded and on the rampage ma bimbo favorite bro-baby! I'm catchin' a major . . . Yarbrooough. . . Dersu idol cult . . . to sexy Sr. dweebs - from Ir. guys - our fiery passion and eternal love making rounds Signorina . . . in a tree . . . smooth frog . . . no water in our pool . . . 737071 . . . 143 . . . threatening . . . bye, H.C .... Like, it will totally ruin the crease in my pants . . . Christmas in Hawaii . . . les seins de poulet . . . ah, youth . . . it's a strange coffee . . . Total Bigness . . . Thanx, I'm driving . . . nothing comes bet- ween me and my rock . . . G.V. bound . . . Emanuel what? . . . kissing strangers . . . I hate Gilbert . . . Paige, I'll be right back . . . Hey, neat! . . . Booker . . . You look like the wreck of the Titanic! . . . Tequila Sheila . . . N.A .... Padre '84, '85, etc! . . . Where's animal? . . . We choose to remain ignorant . . . but we still love you, W.K. Iunior Apathy jumpy foreign girls Well, Gee, Greg complaints - lst period English . . . What ch'a do'in? . . . the weird boys . . . the - OTWAM fan club . .. Seniors '86 - It's gonna be a great year!!! .. . Ah, Please! ii 45- e -..,,.1 Danny Sikora Ioanna Sly David Smith Melissa Sparks Tracy Steelrnan Anna Street Carroll Tygrett Richard Walling Laura Warder Barri Wells Pat Wheeler Scot Whitworth anthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtentht Pres. - Michelle Kallail, V. Pres. - Beall Carothers, Sec. - Margaret Ryder, Treas. - David Martineau BtBwn nthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtentht enthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenth Beall Carothers I Cheryl Caruth Bill Criswell Kelly Denton llee l Tish Doke X Wendy Doreen y nnyn l I Marnl Eckman 4 Mark Edwards Blake Estess Sabeel Fatehdin fenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenthtenth 65 Louis Faulstich Brenda Field David Frank Meredith French Paige French Anne Gaulding Amy Goldstein Kenneth Goodwin Collin Hall Heather Hardy Michelle Kallail Allen Kannapell Diane Knuths Christine Lagow Steve Lawty Iennifer Lively Kristen Lodge Doug Macari Stephanie Marquez David Martineau Scott Mathews Andrea Moore Kelly McCabe David McMahon Gretchen Nix Miranda Oler Iimmy O'Neal Baron Quintana Carol Rubio Margaret Ryder is Keri Scholtz Kenny Sharpe Kelly Sherman if A if tip f Mike Simpson LOUIS TIIOIHHS Lisa Thompson TTY' Stephanie Turner Wade Tuthill Scott Watson Iennifer Williams Pitts Yandall Brandi Criswell tip , +1-4+ arf' Of' The class of '87 does it better!!! . . . B.H. - have you had breakfast today? . . . D.M.F. - OUCH!! - Film Sym- posium Day . . . Overnight at B.T.C.'s - There's some intense heat coming from the other side . . . MZIAD . . . I like Spike!! . . . A.M. - Remember the twilight room? . . . Party on I.L.'s patio - It burned! . . . I met the cutest guy!! . . . Stop Skinny!!' . . . A.B. and A.G. shave everyday!!! . . . Hot cheese in the suitcase . . . Muevete Ahora - B.C.!! . . . B.H., B.C., I.O. - LET's get physical!! . . . S.M. fought with porcelain god and guess who won?! . . . Padre - those Hockaday girls will not shut-up lS.H.! . . . Sunburned triplets lP.F., A.G., M.K.j . . . Parties to remember - I.L., P.F., D.K., K.S., B.T.C.x3, C.R .... Let's get tight . . . K.G. - Let's play jacks!! . . . Please write that on the board T.S .... Do you want your banana?! . . . Who do you know that goes to H.P.?! . . . Coach Iacobs see ya' at C.D .... B,T.C. - Got a phone? . . . Does your dog bite? . . . 8080 Central - l've got this idea! ... B.T.C. no dumping! . . . I lost my car! . . . A. G. can hold it!! . . .Where are we going? CRAZY!!! . . . K.S. - My panties! . . . B.E. and E.C. go hand in hand! . . . IT ONLY TAKES A SPARK . . . Bd-Bd-Bd-Th-Th-Th-That's all folks!!! linthninthninthninthninthninthninthninthninthnint ,ve -1-,,,L l W- Pres. - Ward Maedgen, V. Pres. - Chris Rosen, Treas. - Amy Hoey, S All Smith ' Ellie Bishop T B Edmond Butler Iennie Calloway 'nthninthninthninthninthninthninthninthninthnintl .ninthninthninthninthninthninthninthninthninthnir Richard Cowles Melissa Curry Iohn DeWees Edward Dittmar Wendy Edelman Elizabeth Elliott X Elliott Etheredge Laurie Freeman Kelly Gardner ninthninth ninthninthninthninthninthninthninthnir 71 Scott Gilmore Michael Hardin Brett Harrison Iohn Harvey Kristi Hedreen Matt Helm Amy Hoey Laurie Howard lay Huller Alessandra lacks Tommy Iohnson Kelly Kibler Kendra Kimbell Allan Koenig Iessica Kramer Colin Lardner Amy Leavell Mike Lewis Michelle Long Ward Maedgen Monique Majors Catie Marsh Tony Miller Abbie Mullen Scott Olden Georgia Plomarity Allan Redd Drew Robertson Melissa Rodgers Chris Rosen Bill Russell Laura Scragg Iennifer Shaw Karen Smilack Allison Smith Amy Smith 74 Anne Tierney Iimmy Van Arsdale West Ward McMillan West Sara Willerson Tricia Williamson Freshmen '85 . . . Upper School At Last! Carnival '85 M.L.'s beaus . . . Hey Big Tex, How's life on Uranus? Nice tie Mr. Nielson! It's a Mr. Nielson Christmas She DRIVES!? WE survived Fomby too! No more Frosh . . . The Family Circle . . . Lounging in the Freshman loft E.K.E. and I.L.A. - The saga continues . . . The Zombie . . . L.F. - flying fish . . . Folks, you're be- ing facetious . . . The neighborly - c o a c h Mr. E. Baseball - New Winning Tradition I Love G.R. - always smiling . .. GOOD MORNING - I.H. . . . Daddy Duck . . . Forever Pink - Serge . . . Mr. Lutken - King Iohn Wilson Becky Wooldridge of Khaki . .. lust for you IC. and M.L. - THE MASS . .. Coke is it! . . . I Love Miss Whiting - C.R .... We're rally not THAT obnoxious! . . . Mr. Mc . . USSHH - this is quiet time! .. . I.D. - I have your candy bar Ching Ling . .. Ward, are we spending the night at your house? . . . Mike, are you relaxing? Wake up Matt H. Who is Duck anyway?!' . . . Earth Science - Sound Effects . . . Most likely Cathy Bishop to gossip . . . PLEASE tell us where the arty is!! . . . Christmas Formal '84 . . . Coach Iacobs - Love tffat serve . . . D.R. and C.L. - Will the REAL Mr. Universe please step forward! . . . We will drive with or without your permission . . . Chews more gum than any other grade . . . First real exams. . . 1 down 3 to go . . . Who is smarter? E.D. or I.H .... NO CONTEST . . . Hi, McMillan! How's Chicago? . . . Sid lives . . . Melissa, what color will it be tomor- row? Desperately seeking Ellie I must say! Edmund, this is volleyball not basketball!! . . . To Mr. Stearnsg the finest teacher around, we'll miss you!! . . . Seniors '88 eightheightheightheightheightheightheightheighth Tebbie Barnhill Stephen Bell B B David Bethel B ian Bonnell enni er Bre e Shanna Caruth Leigh Cloud Ashleigh Cornett eightheightheightheightheightheightheightheighth eightheightheightheightheightheightheightheighth lay Cmssen to G Carolyn Fay Peter Finkelman Kelly Gamble 'br- fi' Margaret Gaulding Gerardo Giammarino Matthew Godfrey y ' i i Michael Griffin a Iennifer Harber S ttH l y eightheightheightheightheightheightheightheighth 77 Iessica Henry Emily Holleman Allison Horovitz Amy Hughes Kevin Huheey Michael Hutchinson Clay Kannapell Ellet Kidd Cole Kricken Mark Kuhn Neil Kumpers Nick Leggett Kenneth Lindh Paul Low Susan Luce Lauren Luter Chelle McCarroll K David McCoy Class of '89 . . . Putetra . . . you look MARVELOUS . . . go to church . . . Hey Charlie - I think I her my name . . . Mrs. F arish's dog stories . . . Mr. Maupin you look like Troy Duncan . . . Hey Boo! . . . have I ever told you I love Kirk?! . . . Peter B. is the cutest thing . . . Padre . . . remember Footloose and Kevin Bacon . . . Mrs. Williams you were such a good kid . . . Mr. Potatoehead . . . Mr. Maupin you're such a male chauvenist . .. Farmer joe and Elvina Mrs. Crisford - O.K. - fine . . . Wilderness Trip . . . Slush Monster . . . witch Salem . . . in the hall . . . Williamsburg and Washington trip . . . wake service at 6:00 . . . Patrick Henry Inn . . . party at Tara's grandmothers . . . Mr. Kimball, you're scared of planes?! . . . you broke a picture! . . . party at Las Colinas . . . Finally Freshmen!! . . . f , -,Q Dusty McFaul Iohn McNabb Iohn Massey Neal Mayborn Drew Murray Molly Norsworthy if 45' --.,f 1 , ,,.,, , .. .,..al 'r Marcia Oliveira Renee Oxley Ryan Parkinson Chris Payseur Dina Ragow Martha Ratelle Iennifer Rosenthal Greg Sanders I. R. Schroder Kim Self Whit Sheider Robert Simonton Pam Smith Elaine Souda Barry Steelman Yasmin Succar Amy Swann Huntley Tarleton Erica Thompson Lee Vendig Beth Walters Barbara Weber Richard Wharton Iolie Williams vi 1359 lm- 1 Kim Wilson Pt W ld 'dg The Almost Eighth Blurb MAGNUM OPUS: Mr. Cook got Mary-ed Research Paper San Antonio Trip fWhat does the Alamo look like?j Let's Padre! Burn 451! Frogs? - Yuck!! Mrs. Stroud and Billy Idol?!??! Wall Ball . . . Stew-baby . . . It's so EEE-ZY! Ius' cus' Eyeball School of Mathematics Forbes, where's my desk?! Dudely. Sum, es, estg sumus, estis, sunt. venthseventhsevenihseventhseventhseventhseven Nicole Anderso Kimberly Archie Cary Boudreau Christy Bradford Petri Brill Ed Brown Charles Caldwell B B Emily Cates Jli Carter Cheek 1 1 eventhseventhseventhseventhseventhseventhsever hSevemthseventhseventhseventhseventhseventhse' Eddy Davisson Amy Engleman Russell Fordyce F th seventhseventhseventhseventhseventhsevenths Bryan Gang Staci Gibbons Iason Gilliam Amy Hambric Chip Harris Preston Herold Andrew Hill Nathan I-lillyer Scott Horowitz Iennifer Hull Scott Iles Matthew Irwin Kara Kallail lustin Kasmir Megan Kennedy Michael Khoury Grant Kipp Todd Lincicome Francie Lowenberg Melanie Malone Chris Marshall Meredith Miller Katharine Morelock Meredith MCArron Amanda McCracken Paige McKoy Ed Oglesby Liza Ojeda Lisa Pagliuca jimmy Ramsey Amy Reeder Laura Riccomi Chase Robertson Alisha Rogers Iason Rudman Edward Sherman mall' 157' N.. QI 7 Vw' fr. Lesley Simpson Iill Thompson Peter Tierney Iulie Wallenstein Ioel Walters Freddie Wehba Elizabeth Williams Rheamy Williams Tiffany Wilson Elisabeth Wright Monica Young Robert Young 89 l aixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixtl i Chris Axley -r Nick Bishop F r l i Iason Blakey y Lydia Bourdreau Cari Bradford Telly Dealey Sterling Deason Chris Dishman Marlo Ellis Rafe Emanuel sixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixtl 90 ixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixth sixthsixthsixthsixtl G Mike Hargis .W ,, , . ,A Wy, , W4 Matt Hirsh R b tH bl my ,. ,, ,, ., W ral- fy H Q.,-sr' Larry Levy Tyler Marquess Cody Morgan Tonya McClung sixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixtl Matt McHargue Marshall Phaneuf Mary Beth Pritchard Annette Punjak Scott Punjak Lisa Reese Iohn Saalfield Melanie Schanz Tisha Templin Iohn Tiller Iosh Walker Steve Watson as f 'fe f' it 'V X if 3 I - .533 .. sf Greetings to Tricky and Wu M resi- dent gerbils How many English grammar books are there? . . . Do we have assigned seats? co down the spellings from the board - yes, you will need a dictionary . . . persons and places . . . yes, there will be homework every Monday . . . Look on the backboard for your assignments . . . yes, I have a master 4 key . . . Can anyone lend him a pencil? ex- periments are always written in this order - apparatus, method, observa- tion, conclusion, and diagram . . . who set the fire alarm off? you must connect the wires before the light will come on . . . How long has the sand- wich been in your locker? . . . Do up your top button! This is fungi, it tastes good! . . . today's date is written on the board clean out the trash from your desk . . . Left: Elizabeth Dittmar and Nicole Brown getting ready for the Foreign Language Festival Below left: Zack Wooldridge, Anne Relyea, and Nicole Grimes can't wait to try some of the refreshments from the Food Festival during Foreign Language Week. gk K fs ben. 7 i ,mg L: ,f as n A' Above: Some of the unusual goodies that were served at the Festival. 93 Lfthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthf mfthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthf ftI1fiftI1fiftI1fiftI1fiftl1fiftI1fiftI1fiftI1fiftl1fiftI1fiftI1fiftl1f ThEHhHHhiHhHHhHHhHHhHHhHHhHHhHHhHHhH 95 Robert Mitchell F Keith Newman Anne Rely t . Ashley Rodgers F Ieff Seib New Names . . . New Faces . . . Locker Key Lost . . . Van Gogh . . . Twelfth Night . . . Locker Key Found Highlighting Everything . . . Opus . . . St. Phillip's . . . Picasso . . . Stocking Stuffing with the Seniors . . . Bingo . . . Fractions . . . Locker Key Lost . . . Call Of The Wild . . . Rembrandt . . . Decimals Fairy Tales Swedish Meatballs Rocket To The Stars . . . Window Washing . . . Lizards . . . Mealworms . . . Collages Computers Crickets The Black Hole Club . . . f Elizabth Stanbery Ieff Thornton Charles Townsend Mark Walters Thayer Williamson Zack Wooldridge fs an 5 5 ri xx MQMM w.m,Q-mnmwmmmuwfzw 4fmAwm,u1w mm:zfzw-1-,MM Y N....,W -Q-fm 3... upper school Fran Hillyer Sophomore Honors Iunior English English 60-61 Itinerary 'lr I f W Greg Randall Q 4 ir-1sr W Iunior Honors Iunior English Freshman English Martha Christian Senior English Sophomore English Barbara Meier Freshman English Iournalism I 81 II s gigo middle sohool Nancy Parish 8th Grade English Bill Cook 7th Grade English A l upper school ., Q . xt au- S middle school . an fy.. -. I 'Q-P .. P- k so A x F S Tom Stearns American History Western Civilization Nancy Fomby American History Government Economics Iohn Yarbrough World History Western Civilization Scott Kimball 8th Grade American History lean Ensor 7th Grade Texas History Dan Boatwright Biology Earth Science Norma Simpson Chemistry Tom Hansell Physics Peter Lutken Earth Science Sandra Boardman U! S Earth Science 8th Grade Physical Science Alice Stroud 7th Grade Life Science upper school middle school Ii upper school IF, f l J- vw tt- . Q v V VLV X51 aff If gd middle school ,Nr -- E I lt MPV v 'Q uw-..-I Bill McNabb Elementary Functions Geometry Karen Ruppert Algebra I 8x II Computer Literacy Tommy Whitlock Algebra I 8: II Calculus Doris Sampson Algebra I Geometry Patricia Huddleston 8th Grade Algebra Annie Williams 8th Grade Math Dwight Dunlev 7th Grade Ieanne Hed Computer M F8611 Karen Stutsman 5th Grade Betty Damm sth Grade Stuart Gill 6th Grade Betty Maher 6th Grade VY middle school 'fli 'F , xx 1-5 .Im Z g Y I . V if ' , H gi-,iv 'Z' .. -. , 'fi F b 'Sf P5 El3 ?fifi -f m? Sa g 372l?.3 5 , v ,, - , 's , A A 1 ,-,KM LN 'na .LQ - - QW 1 - 31 ' K' ,'f2mfew ?!5.w .g1 Ioanne Iones French I, II, III, 81 IV Mercedes Hotz Spanish I 81 IV Susie Waters Spanish II 81 III Lillian Crisford Latin I 81 II upper school X Q 1 bfi? middle school .lf I , ' ff. C. h 1 Ianie Bowles 5th 81 8th Grade French Marnie Wildenthal Our Classical Heritage illi 'C Civilization ludy Shoecraft 5th 8: 8th Grade Spanish Cathy Lutken , Our Classical Heritage English Review X! fem, Eddie Eason ara Maberry Mathew Iacob lane Whiting upper school ix I middle school E Brl Sherry W Keith Will Ion Maupi 885 a Elaine Biewenga Drama I, II, 8: III Speech ary lane Thornton Choir Chapel Accompanlst Catherine Baud Art I, II, 81 III Photography Yearbook David Holden Religion uppersohool U uppersohool iiiii! middle school middle school R Vg. Vikki Martin K yC mbs Christ Kathar 1 I1 5' The the backbone of Joan Hodges hea and which each may reach for admissions office year is swamped with applications from many talented students, and through the little window Mrs. Brinkman may be seen bent over these many papers. There is, however, frequent interaction bet- ween the students and the ad- ministration, despite the time con- suming workload of the latter. that Father Swann Episcopal's warm environment nurtures growth for the entire school community. Most recently, the administra- tion has undertaken phase 3 of our schools development. A library and fine arts complex as well as other facilities are scheduled to be finished in 1986. x4i:+ 'W!f 'f K i - tl , V 2'-5' '- ' P ' Q. is 'I ,, , A- V Q lla v g,y U The Rev. Stephen B. Swann Rector and Headmaster Take a native Texan who is dedicated to the spiritual and intellectual growth of young people, add membership on the boards of the Winston School, St. Philip's School, the Chapel Committee of Thanksgiving Square, the Iunior League of Dallas, the Boy's Club of Dallas, Gaston Episcopal Hospital foundation, the Commission on Episcopal Schools, the Dallas Assembly, the YMCA, and Amigos de los Americas: mix in a Master of Divini- ty degree from the Church Divinity School of the Pacific and a B.A. degree in Psychologyg serve with a warm smile, patience, understanding and big plans for the future, and you've got Father Stephen B. Swann, rector and Headmaster of the Episcopal School of Dallas. Mrs. Shutt, Mrs. Watson, and Father Swann at the presentation of his portrait to the school. Father Swann and Shelly Simmons at the graduation reception in the Commons. S S . C . . .W -..B- , y. ,fi Architectural model for 'L ' 5 the Phase III expansion .. of the school. Father Swann and members of the Board at the opening of the new - ...Q 'I athletic facilities. Board of Directors Mr. David M. Munson, Chairman Mr. William R. Wiggins, Vice Chairman Mrs. Scott W. Hancock, Treasurer Mrs. Charles Vincent Prothro, Secretary The Rev. Canon Donald Henning, Lifetime Director Mr. Frank M. Aldridge, III Mr. Henry C. Beck, Ir. Mr. Louis A. Beecherl, Ir. Mr. Raymond Brekke Mr. Dee Brown Mr. William Plack Carr, Ir. Mr. Frank Crossen Mrs. Robert W. Enholm Mrs. B. Henry Estess, Ir. Mr. Earl A. Fors the Mrs. Iohn A. Gilliam Mr. Rolf R. Haberecht Mr. Roscoe O. Hambric, Ir. Mr. Milledge A. Hart, III Mr. Arthur E. Hewett Mrs. Barron U. Kidd Mr. Peter K. Lutken, fr. Mrs. Peter C'Donnel ,Ir. The Rt. Rev. Donis D. Patterson Mr. Stan Richards Mrs. George A. Shutt Mrs. Frederick M. Smith The Rev. Stephen B. Swann Mrs. Raymond A. Williams, Ir. Mrs. Martin Frank Wood Mr. Raymond E. Wooldridge Mr. Fletcher L. Yarbrough Mr. Carl L. Yeckel Ioan D. Hodges Head of the Upper School Ian Murray Head of the Middle School Peter Lutken Upper School Dean of Students Upper School Wilderness Doug Travis Assistant Head of the Middle School Bob King Athletic Director Sandy Donaldson Director of Facilities Middle School Wilderness 116 X A5 i Paula Schlinger Director of Development Iackie Brinkman Director of Admissions! Financial Aid Michelle Randall Librarian Rebecca Royall Director of Student Activities Gene LaRue Business Manager Rev. lack Altman Chaplain 117 Iorita Syrnington Secretary to the Rector! Headmaster Tina Akins Secretary to Head of Upper School Capy Wesral Secretary to Dean of Students Renie Galvin Secretary to Head of Middle School Robbie Watson Secretary to Assistant Head of Middle School Carolyn jones Secretary to the Librarian 118 'C- if 0 Gerry Tubbs Secretary to Director of Development Aileen Willis Secretary to Director of Admissions! Financial Aid Rhea Wolfram College Guidance Kate Belknap Assistant Wilderness Director Nanette Gill Assistant to Mrs. Symington Secretary to Athletic Director Paula Quinn Learning Specialist 119 Betty Otto Secretary to Business Manager Pat McDowell Bookkeeper ng Jil l 1 lin Decisions, decisions . . . Father Swann, lay Crossen, and Father Altman at the installation of the Iill Crossen Memorial Bell. ' a,r Y l 'tti l r ll 7 K ,i F ' r 7 I , , :V --ll du ' J-R t Bob King setting up for the Upper School Athletic Banquet. 121 Algebra I is e breeze, quips Brett. e Q? . QQLNRIIN 353 , 5 5 22 iii ,i s, 25 Yr, 2 5 X if li vi E 5 l :H 5 5 E 5 E Q S af ii E in E ,Q gg gf Q 2 3 S s E 5 ? 2 3 Q S E ii Bi SJ if 3 3 3 DS be if 2 3 5 3 5 ,Sf ze 3 Q2 fl 55 ga 5 35 5 5 E E 5 3' E Q ii 2 Z? QE ff vi - :' wwwaff-WwargawwwwzwzffwAww:w.mmamsm:nmmmweafmza:J5wf,fwumQ:w5.w5m.ww wmwwww.wmfmwanwxf,,m-,mgQ-f4f,Q-:Amy1mmemezxwuwmmwmmzmwwwsaxwrnsmkxwxg1wnsarsnalwwwwmwzazanwfwmmmzwlfvvalnfweeffl,Qmaavwmmmwmwmmwmvmrfzravk Nothing is nicer than being able to study on a comfortable couch! Middle Schoolers, intensely studying . . Above Right - Fr. Swann, Ieannie DeAr- mond, and Mrs. DeArmond after the presentation of the National Merit Letter of Commendation to Ieannie. Wednesday 6th period - mayhem and Miss Mayberry! 124 , fy MQ'- Ga-.. ,Amy fm! my ar. dt! gl? 'N , 'B ' 0 n S iv. ,a. at W P9 4 A' Yes, we're running out of classrooms! e H 'Pl -nu , l 3 Bonlng up on study skllls. . . 14 ' .--, Above Left - lust another day in Mr. Stearns classroom . . . Seriously rehearsing - fha! ha! ha!l 125 ww ' 126 Party at locker 321! Michelle Kallail - rare form if 9 2 3 Q ,1.,,,.' ' ,,.,, my I gm ,.,, , ..,' Q -1h' ' ., mx eff: f K ig J Above right: kids Now, is that anyway to study? ,sr sf KV ff A,.t5 'MW fl , siSSS53iiEl?ii1: -.'h 1 TeaCher's appreciation day - the lovable bunch Class too exciting for you? Above left: Dan the man The untouchables . . . 127 WARDS ASSEMBLY The 1985 Middle School Awards Assembly was held on Friday, May 31. The awards ceremony was hosted by Doug Travis and individual awards were given by their respective middle school teachers or sponsors. The assembly expanded to encompass some new awards as well this year. Fr. Swann awarded those eighth graders who were members of the founding fifth grade class and an outstanding seventh grade student award was also instilled. There was a great quantity of quality students this year as was ex- emplified by the assembly this year. It was a time of recognition and due praise. Leslie Simpson as she receives the Most Outstanding Seventh Grade Student Award 1 this was the first year the award was presented. Recipients of the Most Outstanding Eighth Grade Student Award are from top to bottom: Susan Luce, David McCoy, and Carol Carlook. 128 8. 'B Above: The outstanding math student is awarded by Annie Williams Left from top to bottom: Mr. Kimball congratulates the eighth grade history awardee. Fr. Swann honors the remaining members of the founding fifth grade class. Cole Cricken receives recognition for his Spanish achievement. Below: Lilian Crisford yields the Latin award for outstanding achievement. Q . 129 A future scientist indeed Below: Librarian, Michelle Randall hands out the Blue Bonnet Awards Above right: Kudos from Marnie Wildenthal Right: Vikki Martin awards recognition of excellent achievement in art 130 if 55' what Above: Fifth grade awards are given by Karen Stutsman Left from top to bottom: Ion Maupin gives hearty congratulations to the P.E. award recipient, Kay Coombs and the musical prodigee. A science awardee is com- mended by Alice Stroud. Below right: Smiles prevail in the mingling following the assembly 131 HD DRS ASSEMBLY The 1985 Annual Honors Day Assembly was held on Monday, May 28 at 2:30 pm. The guest speaker for the occasion was Mary Vernon who spoke on the topic of art and youthful goals. Recognition in this assembly went to those persons who excelled in the academic, spiritual, and extracurricular activities of the school. This year many new awards were in- stigated by various Dallas Clubs and organizations. Among these were the Smith, Sewanee, and Yale awards given by the respective alumni. The hard work and contributions the students had made during the year appeared to have paid off. Each year the assembly grows larger and incorporates more into its program as do the awardees and those involved. Above: guest speaker Mary Vernon Right: Ward Maegden, Bill Criswell, Peter Blomquist, and Kirk Kibler are sworn in by Fr. Swann as the 1985-86 Student Council. Speech awardees David McMahon, Kirk Kibler, and Lee McDaniel 132 -mai' Below: Kirk Kibler collects his numerous speech awards f'L y ,dd Left from top to bottom: The yearbook staff is recognized by its sponsor, Catherine Baudoin. The yearling newspaper staff stands for approval. Members of the Thespian Society are announced by sponsor, Elaine Biewenga. 133 David Smith is congratulated by Fran Hillyer for the Itinerary Writer's Award Below: Peter Lutken commends Laurie Freeman on her perfect attendance Rx, Above right: The leadership award for Spanish is given to Philip McGuire Kirk Kibler receives recognition for his outstanding leadership in the Spirit Club 134 QS at . like 5 K I so , U i B- Q Above: The 1985 Valedictorian and Salutatorian Ieannie DeAr- mond and Micheal Freedman Left from top to bottom: Honor graduates - Ieannie DeArmond, Micheal Freedman, Pam Russell, Erik Charlton, Ashley Allen, and Shelley Lewis. The Honor Roll and Headmaster's List students are commended. 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X-nv he With a genuine outlook and high hopes from the new foreign commander, the yearbook staff set off to make another successful and enriching publication. With the standard propor- tions of apathy among the staff and proportions of worker bees lthey had nothing to lose but their dignityl the year got off to a perhaps gloomy and stunted start. Yet there still remain- ed a flicker of hope. Yes, you guessed itg Dandy Don Meredith accompanied by the caped crusaders came to the rescue of the crumbling staff. Our heroes! Tetra Min staple food for all tropical fish. A healthy lundoubted- ly due to the scheming of the noted organa womanl and somewhat philan- thropic fundraiser was in- stilled within the realms of the financially nebulous yearbook wallet. Yes, the incredible new wave lnot particlefwave physics mind youl sandwich-chip- brownie-cookie-alfalfa sprout lunch, with rice cakes if you were lucky, was birthed. This innovation was fully equipped with the 18 essential vitamins and amino acids required by the Equadorian governmental standards for small praying mantises. In the meantime, the diligent and opulus Shelly Lewis was determin- ed to put out a publication of the school's activities of the past year and a darn good onetoo. nhcmmawwrd 4 ' I if V if , , sw. ,- , ' f z, i ..,, M 'ff ' ,, f V ,, L t ' eg, X L '11 H ' -aff A 4 , t.,, I WW f.+p,, ,V ,vfihn , ,,,.mv-SDWMWW xasgglpp i Dwi A Q - i1 Xl 'X 4 iyz A,A3V A So recruiting be an in the high Alps for lipid-Eased yaks with a nak for copy. And yes, we did get somewhere because nowhere does not exist or at least hypothetical- ly. And out of the depths of primeval ooze as discussed in Eugene Biopsy's latest screenplay - The Selfish Biochemist - arose a semi- ma nified version of a year- bmi: publication. This was too much to absorb in one sit- ting so a party and waste of yearbook funds was vehemently demanded by the cancerous sores found on so many east Dallasites who chose to remain ignorant. And now we shall leave whomever this concerns on the edge of their toothpaste for the next episode in year- book epigenesis. Sem er fidelis, Yearzook et al Editor-in-Chief - Carolina Pagliuca Managing Editor! Upper School - Shelley Lewis Managing Editor! Middle School - David Connoly Photography Editor - David Frank Ass't. Photo. Editor - Amy Goldstein Art Editor - lim Gillentine Copy Editor - Allison Loudermilk Ad. Editor - Lucy Aston Ass't. Ad. Editors - Mary E. McCracken Margee Hocking Business Manager - Corvvyn Pendley Staff: Shannon McShane, Trish Freedman, Diane Knuths, Laurie Freeman, Elizabeth Massey, Michelle Long, Amy Hoey, Cheryl Caruth, Elizabeth Elliot, Cherie Cook. The 1984-85 Student Council had a productive year under the leadership of Mike Freed- man and sponsors Ioanne Iones and Tom Stearns. During the year the student council sold burritos once a week and sponsored a studentffaculty basketball game. Part of the money raised was used to put on a successful Christmas dance. The big project this year was the carnival. Members of the Student Council worked hard for several months in advance in preparation for the carnival. The carnival was an impressive success and great fun. East Dallas Community School was again chosen as the recipient of the funds raised by the car- nival. The council met every Wednesday morning to discuss upcoming events and activities. c i i ki we 4 I The 1985-86 Student Council Carol Rubio, Secretary ofthe 1984-85 Student Council 5 ' l 8 1 '- , .,,,.,..,.,..M., M.. Margee Hocking and Mike Freedman, respective Vice President and President of the Student Council. 143 Bart Freeman - Editor-in-chief Carroll Tygrett - Production Editor Kelly Caperton News Desk Editor Danny Sikora - Advertising Mgr. Richard Cowles - Artist The Eagle Edition has been very successful with the publication of its several papers. Already this year, has the paper proven to be quite popular - that is not only due to the fact that it is passed around during advisory. A series of articles ranging from sibling stories to book reviews to several student body surveys made the Eagle Edi- tion of interest to everyone. Not all of the paper is written by the students of second year journalism - first year journalism provides 144 all sorts of reporters the it they are interested in the investigated mat- terl, and administrative staff members such as our Librarian Mrs. Randall, may be the very authors of a particular section. Everyone can make suggestions and be sure that they will be taken into consideration. The Eagle Edition is still a young paper, and the termination of its second year has not gone by without complaints. The com- plaints were minor, however, and Reporters - Sharon Cowden jamie Littlefield Kelly Denton Kari Io Hargis Michelle Kallail jennifer Lively Sam McCall Lisa Moore Pat Wheeler Kendall Kelly Arthur Saunders Mrs. Barbara Meier - Sponsor the staff is reassuring us that it will do its best in the future so as to have as little complaints as possi- ble if not none - it is hard to please everyone. One thing is sure: the journalism staff has, through the edition of our school's newspaper, presented the many aspects of our school's society. This has, in return, tempted more and more people to get involved in ex- tracurricular activities - be it stu- dent life or sports. A PM J-1' x ,,,, ---1 mt ' Editorial Stuff L, . ui. Stuff Pam Russell - Managing Editor David Smith - Literary Editor Allison Loudermilk - Art Editor Melissa Sparks - Secretary Peter Blomquist - Treasurer Monica Frazier Carolina Pagliuca Erik Charlton Bart Freeman Tuesday morning breaks, bringing with it haggard cof- fee. Awakened eventors. Their task is not small lbut don't tell them thisl and yet it is met with only minimal 146 Fran Hillyer introduces poet Tim Sieb at Itinerary assembly complaint one blinding flash terminates all stray thoughts channels all pertinent ones. The cogs of creativity begin to spin, spawning ideas rang- .A ii I1 Liza Bachman lane Caldwell Brandi Criswell Aimee Merritt Gretchen Nix Kelly Sherman Andrea Schlekewy Mark Edwards Philip McGuire Todd McGee Chris Rosen Fran Hilyer - Sponsor ing from revolutionary and concrete to absurd, and abstract. An Itinerary meeting has begun. Nathan Hillyer reading for Elizabeth Elliott at the Itinerary Assembly. Out of the depths of primeval ooze . . . Bubba K. Mills. . .' S at ..,, t F,- A ' ...vw LA David and Fran L 1 le , Listening with attention and admira- tion to Editor Smith. . 147 FRE CH The French Club in its second year of existence had a mighty eventful year. With the diligent leadership of Lucy Aston, the club was able to endeavour in many of the cultural aspects of France. During the meetings at lunch, the idea of a Christmas dinner was forged. This dinner was held at Barri Well's house. Members also attended various French films and an exhibit featuring Bonard. Adieu! SPANISH Under the great leadership of Carol Rubio, the Spanish Club held many meetings and many ac- tivities. Each member subsequent- ly gave a five-minute report on a foreign country. This report was given in Spanish and was done to expand the members' cultural understanding. The club also held a party at Kenny Sharpe's house on Iune 3rd. A tortilla orgy indeed. I.C.L. The 1985 Episcopal Iunior Classical League has kept several annual traditions as well as new ones. Members participated in the ICL competition and won several awards. The annual Roman ban- quet was held this year in the ESD commons. Everyone dressed in togas and ate Roman food. To raise money this year, the club also undertook the task of selling pizza at lunch. The club excelled under the new sponsor, Lilian Crisford. 148 P , Haig , . 1? Oh la la! . . , It's pig-out time! Patricians, plebeans, and gladiators at the Roman Banquet! Y. que lQi, one of the members? X N. xref 1 The French Club sponsor trying to understand What a beautiful Christmas tree. . A pleasant conversation at Caesar's table... 149 5 Acolytes The Acolytes are the vital im- portance in each Wednesday Eucharist service. They take part in the services by being scripture readers, cross bearers, and assistants to the priests. They are trained in the doings of acolytes and are well-equipped to serve at the altar. 150 Choir The choir was significantly involved in Wednesday services, Lessons and Carols, musicals, and namely graduation. They were also involved in Fine Arts night. Their background in choir also enabled them to take part in the school's drama productions. Wi Upper School Acolytes and Layreaders Middle School Acolytes and Layreaders Choir CIE. A CHEERLEADERS The 1984-85 Cheerleaders eagerly fulfilled their destiny to be the leaders of cheer of ESD. Led by infamously lo- quacious entities, this group decorated in the school and the gym before major athletic events. The cheerleaders also engaged in diligent hours of practice every day after school to perfect their routines. Their supplementary activities included the dedication of the athletic fields and a summer cheerleading camp. The fall Cheerleaders were: Ashley Allen, Shannon McShane, Monica Frazier, Kari Io Hargis, Kelly Crawford, Meredith French, and Sharon Cowden. Iimmy O'Neil was the mascot. In the spring the Cheerleaders were: Shannon McShane, Monica Frazier, Paige McCoy, Trish Freedman, Wendy Doreen, Ann Caulding, Sharon Cowden, and the mascot was Kenneth Coodwin. Jqag- iw l' Ml. S f t 13,3 ..!.J NNN LL'Nw,,, W. . N K f . -.. ,,,:g,: Zn Spirit Club The Spirit club reached new heights this year under the leadership of the new sponsor and president. The club made posters for the support of the school's athletic teams. Meetings were held weekly at lunch to organize the ac- tivities of the club. To raise money for the club, occasional cookie sales were instigated. The club also hosted the famed spirit week . PGST PARTY PICKUP Post Party Pickup is a student organization run by students for students. The schools involved in this voluntary program include Episcopal, St. Mark's, Hockaday, and Greenhill. The main pur- pose of the organization is to prevent drunk driving and especially accidents. Students volunteer their time for once a month to be on call for pickup services. Anyone who felt as though they had too much to drink to drive home or did not want to ride with someone who had could call into the hotline and get a free ride home. Not only was the ride free but nothing was said to parents or anyone else. The operation was just a safe ride home. Meetings for cooperation of students from our school were held at Danny Sikora's house. Many students volunteered for this most valiant cause. wH1z Quiz The Whiz Quiz team this year performed its usual activities with vigor and persistence. It held bake sales the majority of the year to raise funds for its activities. The team also met every Friday morning at which meetings they prac- ticed on answering quick questions. At their on- ly but magnanimous showing, the team defeated its opponent quite decidedly. The Whiz Quiz kiddos for the 1984-85 year were: leannie DeArmond, Allison Loudermilk, Elizabeth Massey, Susie DeArmond, and Lisa Nigrelle. Mrs. Fomby was, of course, the very patient sponsor. . . H , 155 THE FANTASTIKS The Upper School fall drama production this year was the Fantastiks. It was held on November 9 and 10. The leading parts were done by drama and choir members: Mary Elizabeth McCracken, Kenneth Goodwin, Margee Hocking, Paige McCoy, Iennifer Williams, Elizabeth Massey, and Kelly Crawford. Mrs. Biewenga and Mrs. Thorton directed and pro- duced the show. Although a cast of only eight members, the production was a fantastic success. 1' I ,f .- I ., iff? 5, ve: 'lf' h , K 'i f ,ff-Q' QR? 'Hx my -- --,,,,,..---11 3:1 lp...,.,.... 7' i . 1 fl v 'Q' ,Q ' . X Q3 . fi NIGHT QF IANUARY 16th Getting 3 . Q. K 4, fy, K , T if , . XM. Ready . . . Gym' 5 Qi-aura ' 0l .'fJ mf? 41:81 ' .. MIDDLE SCHGOL , if If -f,.- L ff: ' ' ,.: 1 - f',,. ' ,, Wf:f??x:sigf,,f:,-i mi,A JJ 161 9 1 F ..- QI in lb' ffgg 'L I I N 1 I.S.A.S X' f '45 E3 iff wh ' 1 'YM , 5... xi LA F e D A 5' mg Twelfth Night Scott and lane Hancock, members of the Board of Directors at Episcopal, funded a private showing of William Shakespc-3are's Twelfth Night. Episcopal students and faculty as well as guests from other Dallas schools attended the production at the Anatole. Fr. Swann with Scott and lane Hancock Looking for a seat . . . or for someone to talk to? A scene from Twelfth Night 4 fl' 'K i 5 if 1 2 'C' I 14 Classical Indian Dance Performance Through the generous fun- ding and arrangements of Mr. Iames M. Gillentine Ir., a classical Indian dance per- formance was brought to Episcopal and its students. It was indeed a very special oc- casion in student life. On Tuesday, March 5, Indian dancer, Swati Bhise, per- formed a very moving and exacting dance. Through this by Swati Bhise dance performance, students learned of the different cultural and spiritual background of the Indian culture. The dance was divided into five sections starting off with Alarippu and ending with Tillana. Disciplined body and hand expressions were used throughout the dance to relay a legend, mood, or simply the 35, classical forms of this dance. Swati Bhise explained all the intricate movements of her dance and their significance. The performance was definitely a journey into the unknown and unseen, a galaxy away from the usual patrons of the students' musical and dance prefer- ences. I i , -Si Swati Bhise performs the Classical Indian Dance. Sarah Boardman, Swati Bhise, and Iim Gillentine Ioan Aiken Librarian, Michelle Randall, arranged for the Episcopal School Library to sponsor a visit and lecture from Ioan Aiken, a well- known children's author. Mrs. Aiken talked to the students of Episcopal about her works and how she got started writing. She also disclosed the habit of writing thoughts or strange events down in a handy writer's notebook as one of her more important techniques for Writing. And although her ap- proach to writing was seemingly old- fashioned, it was nonetheless quite appealing to the young audience of students. Some mid- dle school students met with Mrs. Aiken in the library after the assembly for refreshments and more talk of her works. The gathering was a delightful exposure to one of the many realms of modern day literature. e- F? l A : NN, - . .. . Megan Allday Lecture Series The speaker of the Megan Girard All- day Lecture Series this year was the world renown Mr. Richard Leaky. Mr. Leaky is one of the foremost an- thropologists in the world, and he shared with our school some of his most famous and most recent findings from the African continent. Many upper school and middle school students read his latest book, Origins, in preparation for his awaited talk. After a most informative and yet understandable lec- ture on his findings and activities, Mr. Leaky spoke with a group of students on more specific topics of his work and achievements. It was indeed a great honor to have Mr. Leaky as the 1985 Megan Girard Allday Lecture Series speaker. The Appletons gave a 50,000 endowment to the school for this lecture series in honor of 1983 graduate from Episcopal, Megan Girard Allday. Through this lecture series, the school may obtain such great speakers as Mr. Leaky to enrich and broaden the minds of its students and its faculty. 167 The Eighth Crade Class by Scott Kimball In Washington, the students visited the Capitol Building and met Congressman Bartlett. They took a tour of the FBI Building, in which the highlight for the girls was meeting a Special Agent who had been in a video with Duran Duran. We spent a couple of hours in the American History Museum, took a tour of the White House, met Sam Donaldson, who is the ABC News White House correspondent, visited the Air and Space Museum, went to Arlington National Cemetery where everyone was moved by the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, as well as the Ken- nedy gravesite. We visited Ford's Theatre, had a wonderful catered dinner in the home of Tara Bailey's grandmother, where we met Margaret Heckler, the Secretary of Health and Human Services. We took in the Lincoln Memorial, Iefferson Memorial, and the Viet- nam Memorial, which was quite awesome. We also at- tended church at the National Cathedral. In Williamsburg, we took two different tours of the Colonial town. It was quite interesting for the kids, learning how the folks used to live in the 16 and 1700's. In all, the trip lasted 5 days and a good time was had by all. THE END Visits the Capitol Middle School Christmas Project The Middle School Christmas project came to a close on December 18, when the class officers from all Middle School grades went to St. Phillip's Episcopal Day School in South Dallas. There we met and had lunch with the four families and eight children to whom we had brought our gifts and food. We were - thanks to the incredible efforts of the students, school families and staff - able to raise more than S2000! When all had been said and done, there was about S300 left in the account and we are forwarding the amount to Mrs. Gwen Chance, Director of St. Phillip's, to be used as she sees fit in the further ministry to the school's children. Each child received new shoes, socks, jeans, shirt, sweater, winter jacket and hat - and an abundant amount of toys, large and small. In addition, each family unit received a boxed, cooked Christmas turkey dinner and a very large supply of canned goods and other foods. We want, finally, to express - to all those who helped - the largest possible THANK YOU. You made the pro- gram possible, and we are most appreciative. THE MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL HOL 1, 1 reef-rf :lil T firming 169 7th Graders at St. Albans International Youth Festival Once again, during spring break and Easter week, Mr. and Mrs. Gill took six seventh graders to the annual International Youth Festival held in St. Albans Abbey, England. The festival was attended by young people from England, Spain, France, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, Yugoslavia, Poland, Hungary, and USA. The group en- joyed spending time sightseeing in London, shopping in Harrods, and participating in the drama, art, and poetry workshops held in the mornings at the festival, As part of the evening activities, the group took part in talent shows and concerts and went swimming and danc- ing. Making new friends, learning more about other cultures, and en- joying the beauty of England and its people were the highlights of the trip. The students who attended were: Scott Horowitz, Preston Herold, Petri Bill, Ed Brown, Iason Gilliam, and Ioel Waters. En' , A , 170 Lessons and Carols The Lessons and Carols ceremony this year was held again in the commons under the huge Christmas tree. An aura of joy and Christmas spirit filled the room as the last day of classes before the holiday came to an end. And the service was held in its usual spirit of vigor. The Lay Readers for the ceremony included representatives from the middle school, upper school, and the Board of Directors. The officiants of the ceremony were Fr. Swann and Fr. Altman. The mid- dle school and upper school choirs, led by Mary lane Thorton and Christine Cox respectively, sang many traditional and modern carols throughout the service. ess. WJ? HALLUWEEN PARTY fo Ulf 172 N 7 Trish Freedman amd lim Cillsznline recogrmizml for the urigimilily of their costume ina. . ., R., XJ, ? 1' :QM xx ' n O at wr' J' c Qfna UPPER SCHUGL CHRISTMAS DANCE fd 3 Qi' Y KEN DALL'S GRADUATION PARTY PRO The 1985 Senior Prom, funded by the junior class, was at the Las Colinas Country Club on May 11, 9 to 1 pm. The junior class also gave the senior glasses with the Episcopal School crest and name engraved upon them. The seniors were given a delectable dinner by the senior parents as vvell. Most all agreed that it was the best prom ever. , I 178 1 3 f i fi? R . V:1-. . 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I bf .,t 'S'3-tim Q ,A r, f. 5 'r' QD As , 71-6 ' 39 ffl! .1- ' M..-. 189 6 X 'IQ x fi.. The Natural section is a new addition to the year- book this year. The students pictured on these pages were selected by their peers because they are respon- sible, kind, spirited, respectful, and are all-around leaders in the school community. Shelley Lewis favorite movie: Rebel Without a Cause favorite food: pop tarts pet peeve: people who don't turn on their blinkers when they are turning four guests at fantasy dinner party: Iames Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Peter Pan, Don Iohnson favorite sport: volleyball 1. If you had three wishes, what would they be? 1. To have an Australian accent, 2. To have been a teenager in the 50's, 3. To have been friends with Iames Dean when he was alive 2. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? 1. my scrapbookfphoto albums, 2. Michael Pare, 3. a supply of strawberry daquiris 3. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? l'd take a one-way ticket to the Greek Island of Mykonos, It is the most beautiful and romantic place in the world! Charles Garrison favorite movie: Animal House favorite food: anything that helps gain weight favorite song: Time in a Bottle by lim Croce pet peeve: people who shoot quarters out of their mouth lKirkl most treasured possession: old shabby wallet 1. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? 1. Anheuser-Busch brewery, 2. A good friend, 3. pen and paper 2. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Russia. How much do you really know about Russia? 3, What famous person would you most like to meet? President Taft. I have to respect a man who is too fat to fit in a bathtub. Rob Lodge favorite car: Porsche 944 favorite song: Rosalita by Bruce Springsteen most treasured possessions: Springsteen albums favorite food: steak person most admired: lack Nicklaus 1. If you had three wishes, what would they be? 1. play a pro golf tour, 2. be the all-time leading money winner for golf, 3. meet Bruce Springsteen Z. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? 1, Springsteen albums 2. sunblock 3. Christie Ioel 3. What will you remember most about E.S.D.? Hitting the only grandslam homerun in E.S.D. history at S,P.C. Ashley Allen favorite car: 450 SL Mercedes convertible favorite song: Shout pet peeve: when someone looks over my shoulder most treasured possession: my kitten person most admired: my mom . itt.. Q ,X .. . .-..sss.fs1.1-1sz.-lrssfsf J . X ., if its 1, es I Q. M .ts . . is ...W 1. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? 1. friends 2. food 3. radio 2. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Hawaii. It has the best beaches, and the scenery is great! 3. What will you remember most about E..S.D.? Iunior class Big Bend trip ',. X 190 .45 Karen Forman favorite color: purple favorite movie: Silkwood favorite sport: softball favorite song: There's No Way by Alabama pet peeve: I hate it when I bite my nails. 1. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? 1. Kurt Russell 2. shelter 3. a sailboat 2. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Hawaii - I love the beach. 3. If there was one thing you could change about yourself, what would you change? I don't have a lot of confidence sometimes. Jafh Peter Blomquist favorite car: Pinto favorite movie: Animal House favorite actor: Clint Eastwood pet peeve: people who smoke and don't inhale four guests at your fantasy dinner party: Christie Brinkley, Christie Brinkley, Christie Brinkley and Christie Brinkley 1. If you had three wishes, what would they be? 1. to be out of high school 2. be successful 3. marry Christie Brinkley 2. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Australia - I recently saw a beauty contest there - maybe some of them stayed 3. What famous person would you most like to meet? You can probably guess - she's immaculate. Mark Offutt ,rms I i THIAIK favorite food: chinese food favorite actor and actress: jimmy Stewart and Rachel Ward pet peeve: Ioanna S. bugging me in chemistry liust kidding 1.1 most treasured possession: my car person most admired: my brother 1. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? To be alone with Rachel Ward, drink- ing a tequila sunrise with Louis Armstrong playing in the background. 2. What famous person would you most like to meet? Iohn lP':.-v Steinbeck because his books are great. Name a memorable event that has happened since you have been assures., is - at E.S.D. Finding out that the substitute teacher was in the condo Lucy Aston next to us in Padre. favorite car: red Porsche cabriolet favorite actor: leff Bridges favorite song: In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins favorite movie: Valley Girl four guests at your fantasy dinner party: David Lee Roth, Mel Gibson, Phil Collins, and Eddie Murphy 1. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Switzerland - awesome snow and awesome guys 2. What famous person would you most like to meet? Diana Ross - awesome singer and I want to know why the Supremes broke up, 3. If there was one thing you could change about yourself, what would you change? I would make myself not turn red when I get embarrassed. Kenneth Goodwin favorite movie: First Blood favorite song: If You Were Here by the Thompson Twins pet peeve: people who brag most treasured possession: all my friends four guests at your fantasy dinner party: Barbra Streisand, Christie Brinkley, Ronald Reagan, and Iimmy Stewart 1. If you had three wishes, what would they be? 1. to become a rich and famous singer 2. marry Christie Brinkley 3. cure all major and minor diseases 2. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? 1. Endless supply of gatorade and pizza 2. a radio 3. a yacht - 60 feet and with friends 3. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Switzerland. I love the skiing. Christine Lagow favorite color: blue favorite movie: The Big Chill favorite food: Bubba's chicken fingers pet peeve: tight shorts and polyester shirts most treasured possession: my car 1. If you had three wishes, what would they be? 1. to be accepted to U.C.L.A. 2. to always keep the friends I have made while at E.S.D. 3. to have a happy, healthy and successful future Z. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? 1. radio 2. Ruffles 3. onion dip 3. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Australia - for the beaches and the experience. David Martineau favorite food: pasta favorite sport: skiing favorite song: La Grange by ZZ Top pet peeve: Rollo person most admired: Martin Luther King 1. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? food, water, and the entire works of William Shakespeare 2. What famous person would you most like to meet? Martin Luther King. He was a great man that led many people in modern times. 3. What will you remember most about E.S.D.? The baseball team won its first game. Carol Rubio favorite color: yellow favorite movie: Against All Odds pet peeve: people who are conceited favorite actor: Richard Gere favorite food: Mexican food 1. If you had three wishes, what would they be? 1. more wishes 2. not ever to have to work 3. travel around the world 2. What will you remember most about E.S.D.? my friends 3. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? 1. food 2. water 3. shelter t et 3- E S 25934 K . . f,1 :,,f . fe. fr. f,i,.. K ,gr Sarah Boardman favorite car: 1956 pink Ford convertible favorite actor and actress: Harrison Ford and lessica Lange favorite song: Midnite by Yaz pet peeve: I hate when you come out of a rather loud concert and you have a ringing in your ear for about three days four guests at your fantasy dinner party: Melissa Rodgers, Iohnny Rotten, john Len- non, and Luciano Pavarotti 1. If you had three wishes, what would they be? 1. to have three more wishes 2. to travel all over Europe, Russia, Africa and Australia 3. to get rid of world hunger forever 2. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Europe. I have always wanted to go there and live with a friend, draw and sculpt, and become relatively wealthy. 3, What famous person would you most like to meet? Luciano Pavarotti. He has the most fabulous voice I have ever heard. Colin Lardner favorite food: tuna casserole favorite sport: football pet peeve: when girls complain about being fat most treasured possession: my family person most admired: my brother 1. If you had three wishes, what would they be? 1. have a perfect girlfriend 2. no threat of war 3. three more wishes 2. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Africa - to see what really was happening to ' the starving people : - g. 3. What famous person would you most like to meet? Bill Cosby. He if iiii seems like the perfect father on the Cosby Show. Q8 K Allison Smith : favorite color: red - favorite actor: Eddie Murphy - pet peeve: I hate it when people touch my food most treasured possession: my pictures and scratchy monkey person most admired: Quincy Iones 1. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Australia - overall atmosphere 2. What will you remember most about E.S.D.? my friends 3. If there was one thing you could change about yourself, what would you change? grow taller and shrink my ears. w Q be t 'NW'z 1 fa:- ir -..rd . . mf ' 1' at new A Hy 5 i : ggi if . : I 'Q?t!4uti1tfif1 ,U F 55.1 .' 4 ,,, yi . ....,.. . .sv . ye tif K I Ward Maedgen favorite car: 1960 Corvette favorite actor: Kirk Douglas pet peeve: people who point the finger to get the blame off them most treasured possession: my Nikes person most admired: Grandad 1. If you were stranded on a desert island, what three things would you want to have with you? 1. a pair of sunglasses 2. a cold one 3. a way home Z. If you were given a round-trip ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? France A to have fun. 3. Name a memorable event that has happened since you've been at E.S.D. I missed the pit of the high jump at a track meet. In the beginning, the Episcopal School had vir- tually no equipment or athletic facilities. Im- aginative sporting was prevalent at Lovers Lane. While schooling in the gym, there were rockbeds for outdoor activities and van transportation to the Walnut Hill gym for indoor activities. The practic- ing of volleyball in the school parking lot was the epitome of our destitution in facilities and equip- ment. Yet, the Episcopal spirit prevailed in a kamikaze of hope that one day in the near future, there would be a winning Episcopal team that, yes, actually did practice on a native field or court. W 'W V, 4 t9 1 1 udihwskn, Z 5 i if Zi izl 1 Q it 1,4 the ascent in We began to cultivate our and began to acquire more astute equipment. A new word was add- ed to our ever increasing athletic vocabulary - win . We were entering a zone -- a zone not quite light yet not quite day - what we call the Episcopal zone. Then, a major conversion surfaced W- the gym was actually a gym. We progressed in- to the Eason age in which the new facilities .97 in this The had a home field to other indoor play and practice on. The following year was one of rnetamorphosis and athletic flowering. The 83-84 year saw the begin- nings of Eagle pride and spirit. Part of that 'year and the summer were spent trans- forming the fields into their present near utopian state. From there, Bob King took hold the reins. There was a dedication of the new fields. Thus began the era of true excellence and expansion by the athletic programs of the Episcopal School. So we now off into the sunset of physical 1 , , N Q .,,?,.x sewn ' . The inauguration of the athletic fields of Episcopal was held in September of the 1984- 85 school year. The en- tire school gathered by the east side of the ten- nis courts as represent- atives and sponsors of the fields spoke about the new addition. The inauguration signified the completion of yet another phase in the growth of Episcopal. Keri Scholtz and Scott Watson took the Olym- pic torch around the track as a symbolic first run. A reception for the guests and sponsors was held in Fr. Swann's of- fice after the ceremony. INAUGURATICJ ATHLETIC . t tx. xt txt- i . FIELDS ggonl 1 5 Q..-K-M nan.. Sing.. ,ZX J ' 4 gf: f QQL'lQfWfg433'l' 'Q I QX 5' 1' w QI lf J '9 -Q M ' A DLLEYBALL The volleyball team set off for this year with a week long volleyball camp held at ESD in the summer. Head coach Barbara Maberry and coach Eddie Eason prepared the team to compete in the MISC con- ference. The team did well in the season play. Shelley Lewis got the MISC all-conference player award. The most improved player and most valuable player were Iennifer Lively and Beth Murray, respectively. The team also got the sportsmanship award at the Greenhill Varsity tournament. Team members: Amy Boswell, Wendy Doreen, Anne Gaulding, Diane Knuths, Shelley Lewis, Iennifer Lively, Beth Murray, Renee Roten, Keri Scholtz, len- nifer Williams, Lisa Thompson, and Ieannie DeArmond, mgr. . f i 4Mku,,.-f ,sw-ff -Q' , Ne N KT 4 f5'-+ , ' v wx, 2 N MW AMN I - , mm A L tttt, 3 I 3 ,p A 5 ' t ,, ,,,d x i A Q-.X EAQQ ff - I flu' MIDDLE SCI-IDDL CROSS CUUNTRY The cross country team under the undying leadership of head coach Iohn Yarbrough reached great heights in the state and area matches this year. With superstars such as Shawn Burke and Lee McDaniel, the team claimed many top places in area and district runs. The MISC all con- ference athletes and SPC all con- ference athletes were Shawn Burke and Lee McDaniel. Shawn Burke also got the all-state title and most valuable player awards. The most im- proved player on the team was Ken- ny Sharpe. Team members: Shawn Burke, Beall Carothers, Iohn Dewees, Blake Estess, Elliot Etheredge, Brett Harrison, Matt Helm, Iay Huller, Colin Lardner, Lee McDaniel, Todd McGee, Ward Maedgen, Scott Mathews, Mark Meadows, Drew Robertson, Kenny Sharpe, and Tricia Williamson. BUYS The boys Varsity soccer team had another successful year under the leadership of head coach Matthew Iacob. The team par- ticipated in both the MISC and SPC con- ferences. The team showed their awesome potential against such teams as Greenhill and St. Marks The bulk of the team was underclassmen which circumstances forsees an even more successful next year. The most improved and most valuable players were Kirk Kibler and lack Chance, respectively. lack Chance and Peter Blom- quist got the SPC all-conference player awards, The MISC all-conference awards went to Sean Chadwick and Peter Blomquist. Team membersi Brannon Brewer, Peter Blomquist, Sean Chadwick, lack Chance, Iohn Dewees, Elliot Etheridge, Tommy johnson, Kirk Kibler, Collin Lardner, Doug Macari. Ward Maedgen, Todd McGee, David Moderi, Andrew Natale, Arthur Saunders, Mike Simpson, Louis Thomas, and Pat W'heeler. GIRLS The girls varsity soccer team, coached by Barbara Maberry with assistants Kate Belknap and lack Altman, greatly improved this year and placed third in the SPC conf ference, The teain was composed mostly of sophomores and freslnnen and thereby will predictably have stronger years in the future. The MISC all-conference player award went to lennifer l.ively. The SPC all-conference awards went to Iennifer Lively and Carolina Pagliuca. The most im- proved player and most valuable player awards went to Lively and Pagliuca as well. Team members: lainie Armstrong, Sarah Boardman, lane Caldwell, lenny Calloway, Kelly Caperton, Melissa Curry, leannie DeArmond, Tish Uoke, Leanne Ellis, Bren- da Field, Laurie lfreeman. Heather llardy, Kelly Kibler, lenniler Lively, Allison Loudermilk, Stephanie Marquez, Mary Elizabeth McCracken, Gretchen Nix, CVarolina Pagliuca, Georgia Plomarity, Melissa Rodger, Carol Ruliio, Keri Scholtz, and mgr. Liz Massey. 200 VARSITY SUCCER ID' 'li' g -.W , 59' ill: 'Viv MF ,Zi I 1 , A J 9, veg, 4 --un, s' L Q 201 Eddie Eason was the coach of the boys basketball team this year. The team participated in the MISC conference. Although not im- mediate champions in this con- ference, the team did earn a reputation of aggressiveness and perserverance. Rob Lodge got the MISC all-conference player award as well as the most valuable player award. The most improved player award went to Corwyn Pendley. Team members: David Connally, Blake Estess, Scott Gilmore, Matt Helm, Rob Lodge, David Martineau, Corwyn Pendley, Baron Quintana, Scott Watson, mgrs. Beall Carothers, Iimmy O'Neal, and Iohn Wilson. f - iaxl-'.?.r.e'..T-J 'it C ,, ?2?g!,ifff!1ffv W' 1' t , ,. iiii v Q! . - K, NL ' ' , z 1: f' it . 2' ..,,,. -f ' -M , , V k '1f', , , A 4 M if ,, .f , , ..... Qf,.1Lg.,::1 i t A- sttt an f if V.-.I ff 'i 1 1, A V , V ,..p .. V,-- A, S , E 'W 5 ,:: - ' 1-, .,,,, g mff, I, A t , - ka.....,,.,1,t. ' ' 5-i- 'mga ' ' V V .. K 1 Q is go w- ' if 5 - A t at y - i f f , -. f , . f , . ,R .. Q it 3 wifi 4 ii if 5-Q if ,l S ., ' I' M t 1 Y ' 'Y , I 5 we xi X V ... t,,.. M' I ta -1 Aw, Q 5 X vqanggggr-gp-N-v-f-we..N-Nw, ,gs 1 N i f , 4 5,31 i , , , , , Q 1 iii N, 'ix' A i fb 3 ii ,..,, , X in 4- A 31, W ,W M,....x.....,.. .......A -'--A MW-1jj'L . -5.55, 4 ., .,w.,v,.A. ,, , M ,Xl 4 ,BE 1- 1 i,L ?l Qjfj.. 5 3.4 CTT l ii Q W: W. -- Qi, ., - 3. .. , Z Lu? O4 The girls basketball team was coached by Bart Wade this year. The team participated in the MISC conference. The MISC all- conference player award went to Aimee Merritt. Anna Street and Beth Murray shared the most im- proved player award. The most valuable player award went to Aimee Merritt. The team had a profitable and acknowledgable year, winning first place in the division II SPC Championship. Team members: Ashley Allen, Tonya Bonner, Sharee Chance, Kelly Denton, Christie Hedreen, Aimee Merritt, Beth Murray, Margaret Ryder, Anna Street, Laura Warder, Iennifer Williams, and Becky Wooldridge. ai ' 'S 1r-w-MMA -t1nn- --ffA' -'WT -:uname lifv' .5 1 fi J A 1 3 U 9. wi , S t . ' F V L'L1 A . L- . S - a rf- .., . g. f. I , 4 I HWLQ I wut, I .1-tiff I 'lf as Si.-aff, I : IB.. ,Lf .- J K F g D , K p QL . i fl 1 g N 'xsif f fmf ff? ISL!! 5i ' Lff igsg use 9uf'f,- .-ary! K g M. A . K. if '-'E . 4 Sh'i1, N W . . K .I ' , -Q . ' I st , BASEBALL In its third year of existence, the Episcopal baseball team continued to grow and improve. With the new field and new equipment the team could practice better and host games on its own field. Coach Eddie Eason, assistant coach Scott Kimball, and the team did an impressive job. As a matter of fact, they did such a good job that the first game won by the baseball team was announced in chapel - no one ex- pected it! Our 1985 baseball players were: Ed Butler, Beall Carothers, Blake Estess, Tim Frank, Mike Friedman, Brett Harrison, Tommy Iohnson, Allen Koenig, Colin Lardner, Steve Lawty, Rob Lodge, David Martineau, Tony Miller, Drew Robertson, Kenny Sharpe, and Scot Whitworth. Mike Friedman, Blake Estess, and Colin Lardner made MISC All-Conference, and Blake Estess and Mike Friedman also made SPC All-Conference. The Most Improved Player was Ken- ny Sharpeg Blake Estess was Most Valuable Player. .PTT N . 206 ..,-1. ll 1. t.- ' ,g ,, ,iv J If will .5 - VIVA' Y dl fit 'E A TENNIS The 1985 year was a valiant one for the Tennis team. Head coach Armando Viera, assisted by Sherry Wamsley, led our courageous athletes through many matches. We may not have turned out victorious, but one thing is not to forget: even though this was the first year we had courts to practice on, we also had harder teams to com- pete against. This year was the first one we entered a more competitive league, being part of both SPC and MISC. Varsity members were: Baron Quintana, Peter Blomquist, Charles Gar- rison, Iimmy O'Neal, lack Chance, Mark Offutt, Wendy Doreen, Andrew Natale, Michael Fried- man, Iennifer Lively, Melissa Curry, Bill Criswell, Stephanie Marquez, Kendall Kelly, Diane Knuths, Kendra Kimbell, Brett Harrison, Michelle Long, and Lucy Aston. Other team members were: Amy Goldstein, Karen Smilack, Iamie Armstrong, Kenneth Goodwin, Leanne Ellis, Allison Smith, Aimsley Bumpass, Sara Willerson, Margareth Ryder, and Iennie Galloway. The Most Improved Players were Iimmy O'Neal and Wendy Doreen, the Most Valuable Players were Baron Quintana and Kendall Kelly. 2 This 1984-85 year, we have been able to see a more experienced, more equipped, and more willing track team, on the run, Coach john Yarbrough, assisted by Matthew Iacob, Diane Whiting, Ion Maupin, and Keith Williams trained a numerous bunch, and it was nice to have facilities to work out. Team members were: Ashley Allen, Iamie Armstrong, Tom Baird, Brannon Brewer, Bart Brown, Shawn Burke, Edmund Butler, Erik Charlton, Bo Conrad, Richard Cowles, Ieannie DeAr- mond, Andrew Fawcett, Bart Freeman, lim Cillentine, lay Huller, Kevin Lerer, Adam Leven- thal, Doug Macari, Ward Maedgen, Lee McDaniel, Todd McGee, David Moderi, Beth Mur- ray, Drew Robertson, Keri Scholtz, Kelly Sherman, Mike Simpson, Ioanna Sly, Amy Smith, Scott Wat- son. MISC all-conference player awards went to: Kelly Sherman, Ieannie DeArmond, Beth Murray, Erik Charlton, Shawn Burke, Bart Freeman, David Moderi, and Scott Watson. Richard Cowles and Beth Murray were the Most Improved players, David Moderi and lean- nie DeArmond the Most Valuable players. ft' V t ' yu i The head coach of the golf team was Greg Randall. This young team had many magnanimous victories in its third year of existence. The girls were SPC champions. The team overall won the Division I championship. The team participated in the MISC and SPC conference tournaments. The MISC all- conference player awards and the SPC all-conference player awards went to Rob Lodge and Christine Lagow. The most improved player was Mike Lewis. The most valuable player award went I 'N xg - ' ,, F i f 5s .,V,.. . f J N., Q uf Je wi f i ' 'ii' ' ' 1, The three Seniors of the team to both Rob Lodge and Christine Lagow. Team members: Tonya Bonner, Iohn Dewees, Blake Estess, Tommy Iohnson, Christine Lagow, Mike Lewis, Rob Lodge, David Martineau, and Lisa Nigrelle. ll .gt F' S it A z cg . if i,T5b jg 'S'-.. .ir my .. -iii: V . . fi 'f , , Q ,M A 1 A f A T I 5 ff' ., I W!E,n,gq ' J x ' 1 ' gf A K wi, x A . S f it '. is E T vi. fx 1 ' ' S ct ct -M fi K I A t A .,' kj 'L I . A 53' f ,QV if, ,gi ' A' viii, 'H K Aft' hr 4, . naw 1' X Q- , K, .. Q ,, . - K cf . F ' 2:52 'EST A Qti?- 'e 'I' ' N .eil fs.. as , .meg ..f1 T f LM , T ATHLETIC BA QUET This year's Athletic Banquet was the culmination of an athletic year that began with the dedication of the new outdoor athletic complex and A fwt - ended with our athletes participating in the Southwest Preparatory Con- N ls. at ference Spring Championship at St. Mark's . . . At the Episcopal School, our goal is to develop a program in which our students can experience the disciplines of academics, fine arts, wilderness adventures, and physical activity. The Athletic Staff is very proud to have contributed to the growth of our student's educational development. The ceremony was hosted by Bob King and Mrs. Liz McGee was chair- man of the Athletic Banquet Committee - the decorations were magnificent. 211 yu ' m :f 13 Q- ---- 'W'-Hu - , , ---ww H 1-Sf GRADUATID PRACTICE . v ' ., ,, Q 1 11 Y Y Y W ,',!1-.-:1Ilt-.-..-nQvv--lnxf '4 Xp--fwvn-- X h x W -f' - ,QQ--ul l 'n ' 1 xkgvtxrwt Fmwfw., x- , W, 3 . , f... ,ff , -1,... M ' , W .4 -fa 2 ,f W In ' . 5: I 4 40 u, 'M fl .Q GR DUATIG Graduation for the class of 1985 was held on Sun- day, Iune 2, in the Hart Gymnasium. Dean lean Fetter of Stanford University spoke to the seniors about get- ting involved in the events and times of our country and the world. The 1985 class was the sixth class to graduate from Episcopal. Chairman of the Board, David Munson, traditionally presented the diplomas to the seniors. Ieannie DeArmond and Micheal Freedman were Valedictorian and Salutatorian. A reception followed the commencement ceremony and graduation parties were held at the Nixts and Kelly's houses. 216 -Q Nw U eq V U gi' if ' Q gal if 3 Ffa A-.,,3i,,, 4,2-. a n. 1,,. ,, , Z' aff The 1984-85 Carillon is dedicated to The Reverend Canon Donald Henning Whose life and good works have touched the lives of many A native of Toledo, Ohio, Dr. Henning was graduated from Kenyon College and Bexley Hall Seminary, both in Gambier, Ohio, with a Ph.B. and M.Div. degrees. Kenyon College granted him a D.D. in 19415 Southwestern at Memphis bestowed an L.H.D. in 1953. Dr. Henning began ministry in Dallas, South Dakota. From there he was called to Minnesota to serve as Rector of the Christ Church parish. ln 1940, Dr. Henning served as head- master of the Shattuck School in Faribault, Minnesota. In 1942, he entered military ser- vice as an Army Chaplain. At the same time of his active duty release in 1945, he was Senior Chaplain fMajorj of the Military Railway Service in the European Theatre of Operations. Dr. Henning then returned as Headmaster of the Shattuck School. Later, in 1949, he became Rector of Calvary Church, Tennessee, and served there for fifteen years. From February 1966 to Iune 1975, Dr. Henning served as Rector of St. Michael's and All Angels Church in Dallas. He than became an Ad- ministrative Assistant with the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas. Dr. Henning was named by the Diocese of Dallas as Priest of the Year 1968 and in 1969 was ap- pointed Honorary Canon of and will never be forgotten. i fi 4 St. Matthew's Cathedral. A founder of the Episcopal School of Dallas in 1974, Dr. Hen- ning served as founding Chairman of the Board, and was for many years a member of the National Board of the Association of Episcopal Colleges. At the Episcopal School Dr. Henning participated in major events such as groundbreaking for new buildings, and dedications and blessings for other constituents of the school's expansion. At Episcopal Dr. Henning holds the unreplaceable position of Chancellor of the Episcopal School. S i 1Tg 1-' ' Congratulations Renee and the Class of '85 Love, Mom, Dad and Rex Congratulations to Erik From His Family may affofyou, alreamo um oZ'zLe claioieo in flu um may you afwayo lwwe ofaro in your eyea may you not otop running uutif your row id um may you afwayo lzuue Lfue of-iea gonyrafufafiono fo glgzabeflz ancl flue Senior Cfaoo of 1985 jlze Jalan Waooey jamify IWW 'A' i 'e.'f'.. amiga' Q-lldlnannulid ' H g Q l I-lblfl D ygllgz .nu Q u.7lzanL5 for ffm xx 2, we fave you, Skefkgf om ww! 156,61 f' Wicllaeg Shannon l'l'lCll'l Cl 2 gongrafufafiond 1 .gi A 'MEF isis? UAMLJ cf'..Sf.,fZ5. mfk fave - Worn y cgi!! ibut! are er ec! in our e ea. 66 H P JW, y ana! flze Loyd goralon, ..Kri5fin, jeremy Good Luck to the Rising junior Class 1AooB's Aov1soRY CO CRATULATIO S, ASHLEY! Cheel girl . . . Bonnie and Clyde and jelly beans. . . Fuzz. . . Butterball . . . B.T., H O and the H.P.P.D . . . Enchanted Rock . . .oops, wrong pedal. . . what's on the rain gutter? . . . time to feed babes . . . Cold Ashley. . . Hollylake . . . floor tickets! . . . pitcher for T.T . . .Allen Express . . . S8zD Oyster Bar. . . Mrs. B. and binoculars. . .Greensboro . . . Air Gauge Award . . . The Better Half. . . L.T. and A.A.A. in Latin . . . Super Chunk . . . The Blue Tank . . .you must compare! . . . Le Car out the window! . . . SMU Camp . . .chicken nachos. . .A.A.'s room - love it or leave it. . .cottonballs . . . Pip . . . cranberry jel . . . Destin . . . Christmas 1983 - ,S ' A crackling ice . . . Charlotte and Ieff. . . Lake if ww, A' A Texhoma Lodge . . . Poor William . . . Where's the K 'A tarantula? . . . Iames. . . Lady WE LOVE YOU AND ARE SO PROUD OF YOU!! YOUR FAMILY But the smiles that fill my life with sunshine, are 4 ' r tl, the smiles that you give to me ? of g p 1. W. Callahan fi ' Rob, rt A To look up and not down, Y., fi To look forward and not back, 3 Q x, To look out and not in - p ifi' ' it To lend a hand. g Xi-A vittt. Everett Hall p, A , We love you, deaf I ,A g-f y, . as R Mom, Dad, and Kristy if Ii? fa'w CONGRATULNUGNS LGVE IWONX DAD G BETTYH RETCHEN 7 ANDQ Qinngratulatiuns Eahih lane, Bah f l a ' l aduf.. Congratulations Elisa You are someone special Love, Mom and Dad ,:,.::'-. I A if 1 . i F HA Y F eRAouA rlofv love you always Senior '90 HE W BIG SENIOR '85 CONGRATULATIONS ELISA KRISTINE OLSON We love you GRANDMARRY AND GRANDDADDY GRANDMA AND GRANDPA 'V' 64 51,4 if To Amy Your spzrzt and S81'lSZfZUlfy have brought as great joy You are a constant source of przae Looe always, Mom, Dad, Laara 8 Gaccz gag r ff Q zif 3, , If - ' f p ,.., 5 , vl. I a r 1 J Q We Jr ' Y , ggi, ,I jig Q 442' 1, 4' 'Q ai v di if l V 4 4 4 fi Q y f 1 4 my I Q , '- r' 4 5, 9 . Q ' 6' M ' , ' ' 1 9 . Y K l, V if Wu 1 K Q lvzl A , in ,Y M J' A W , 4, 4 5 1 5 4' 4 fn, fzf 4, 1 ,Q if 4 Q Q V W 1. 5 i . V I I l C I I I I I I . .L Lh V . 6 Q ,. I lIiL a 6 E 2 Kxgth '1:Q.if:Y xii A 5 5 A S Functions? Beth, our love and I'd Rather Be skiing! Congratulations! Mom 8: Dad B0 VCJYAGE CLASS CDF '8 Iones' Advisory II , ,, YOU HAVE COME A LONG WAY, BABY! CONGRATULATIONS . TO YOU SHELLY WE LOVE YOU, MOM AND DAD IS. wg. . 'QQ' .MW Q., I .X 4 X5-. .M . sky. M32 My ,.- gi Q ,, WU' H 5 if 6 M-A 'NWN V F V '- . X , W ,K If F 1 f .Z , f ,, W Y IAM GOING TO BE A SCHOLAR SOMEDAY SOMEDAY SOMEDAY I V SOMEDAY Whiz ,,,fz3', ,LL f,,, , ' ' , I A I IIOIII 1 f 236 CONGRATULATIONS Io THE CLASS DF '86 B!A'9 Babes II HYLLIER'S ELLICNS II DAVID ALLISON REW SHANN S JE C ll fordyce and mcfall, inc. interior architecture Sdesign SALLY L. KIRKHAM, PH.D DIRECTOR ACADEMIC sums CLINICAL 1450 preston forest square dallas, texas 75230 S E C E S C2141 661-1407 nancy a. fordyce beverly b. mcfall DIAGNOSIS AND REMEDIATION 'N READING, MATH, LANGUAGE ARTS ACCELERATED INSTRUCTION FOR GIFTED STUDENTS THE REGISTRY 6350 LBJ FREEWAY SUITE 231 DALLAS, TEXAS 75240 214-980-4027 To S.L. Life story time! . . . She tells everybody everything! . . . To my grave! . . . Are you sure you were asleep? . . . MH. parents out of town H Why don't you spend the night for the next two weeks? . . . Il Torito! lose - my best friend! Ilve been waiting all night to do this . . . Take it off her refrigerator P- she w0n't mind . . . Padre bound! . . . DALLAS DATA PROCESSING SERVICES, INC. SUITE 204 5415 MAPLE AVENUE DALLAS, TEXAS 75235 SAM M. HOCKING AIC 214 638-2514 238 . . . Surprise guests . . . Ms. South Padre . . . Steve baby -- sure you fell asleep Here's to college! college! col- lege! . . . Have fun, write! . . . Who's going to keep you out of trouble? Love ya lots - M.H. WATERS' ADVISURY ml.. WILLIAMS' ADVISGRY ALTMAN'S ANGELS SOPHOMORE YEAR g, mzovf us CRAZY! . . I . , AMI WhmI1Q S Advisory HAPPY TRAILS T0 Boudoin's Advisory 24 v it Q a ,X L ,f QNX' Xe EQQEQEHTVH ,M 1 ,wwf Jfm ,.,,.,..,. Wmwww ,, ryff ' If I'd never cried. never loved I would have Simon and Garfunkel ., fx fr' ,K , qfzkvrfrfmui we f ,W I it i, ii S- , , -,f ,1 , A f ' , V .1 5- 4 'Mm f .x ay . Niles . . . Shelley C . . . Tabitha . . . Ioan Mellard . . . thank you 4 from SMH . . . MKOT, and the policeman in Atlanta . . . I don't think these back doors are open . . . Brenda, always my crony . . . and love to my highchair buddy, Susan Maclay . . . Beth, you sure were tough at Goco's . . . Gretchen, my dentist used to be an elf before he became independent . . . Betty, maybe you should pull over and i'll cheer you up . . . Love that Italian! . . . It really hurt when Mama beat you up at the library, didn't it? I love you, Amy . . . Always will . . . Kelly W . . . Bryan . . . Glen - long live Q102 . . . Maine - Greg, Sara, Teri, Lefty, and Nick . . . Y'all are the greatest . . . it sure is cold down here . . . Lefty . . . it turned out to be OK and thank you . . . Thanks to Mrs. Guerin, Lynne, Barbara Kendall . . . thanks Lion and Chessie for Teddy and thank you for saving Teddy from being another Watergate yellow-wash and thank you for being there , . . Thanks for the Boswells . . . and to the Littlefields lfrom your favorite kidl and to the Nixes . . . God Bless Father Henning . . . Lucha, Iuan, 8: Iuan jr. - mucho amor . . . I love you Grandma and Grandpa - thanks for being so wonderful . . . Kir- by, thanks for being such a good sister and friend - I love you . . . to my mother and father . . . Ijust might be getting my act together - y'all are the greatest parents in the world . . . see you at Oxford - tell your friends . . . And finally, to Mr. Ed Beran - thank you for design- ing such a beautiful school . . . I feel you with me everyday - much love, Kendall . . .! 24 V,.x.--. .,,.. k K DUNLEVIEYS INDIANS YARBRGUGI-I'S ADVISGRY Semper F idelis Peter Blomquist Andrew Notole Arthur Sounders Philip McGuire Corolino Pogliuco Melisso Sparks Kelly Coperfon Liso Moore SUITES INC The Princeton Park Central VII ' , 14651 Dallas N. Pkwy. LBJ 81 Coit if 233-3934 or 385-1500 392-7000 f0MM0fWlF HTH COMMONWEALTH EXECUTIVE V 9 ' 1 U' I COMMONWEALTH STANDARD OFFICE SUITE 5oo Square Feet Cost Per Month Cost Per Month Rent S 600 S 600 Secretary S 75 S 1500 Copier S 20 S 120 Phones S 35 S 100 Covered Parking FREE S 35 Coffee FREE S 20 Conference Room FREE NONE Full Kitchen FREE NONE TOTAL S 730 S 2375 To top it off, we're adding a S500 CASH REBATE to make the deal UNBEATABLE ' We know you'll see why we're if 1! The Carillon Staff Would Like to Thank . Tina Akins Catherine Baudoin Sandra Boardman Sandy Donaldson Dwight Dunlevie Eddie Eason Nanette and Stuart Gill Ioan Hodges Scott Kimball Bob King Gene LaRue Shelley Lewis Peter Lutken Mary Elizabeth McCracken Barbara Mayberry Lisa Pagliuca Michelle Randall Rebecca Royall Fr. Steve Swann Cary Wersal Richard Wharton Kathy Keth Robbie Watson The Phantom Photographers gun Dear Dew Drop IDSI, OK, look under the Ads division page which should be under the grease pens box lwhich of course is empty since the grease pens are underneath the sport pages, between the underclassmen and Godzilla's babiesl then if you'll look under the contact sheets, right above Mr. Lutken's picture, you should find the list of beings who participated in Whiz Quiz. . . . Summer Staff II . . . our sentimental and emotional editor . . . phantom copy editor . . . Organa Woman the Troll endowing Pepperidge Farm Santa Fe bound going to solve the blue corn crisis . . . how's your Winnebago? . . . Vacation - an abstract noun . . . accident prone children . . . fuzzy hair ldon't worry - it's just a body wavel . . . about to lose ourselves in the misty and blue corner of madness hasta luego segnora, el libro de scuela es muy bueno, eh?! . . . P.S. Our fellow Iungian: take care, ride mountains, form deserts, and draw years - we'll see you in the Santa Fe sunset . . .sometime Honey Bun et Apple Pie 1047801 The 1984 85 yearbook is certainly a different one - not that I'm proud of it, but Al and I did finish half of it by ourselves during the hot and humid months of Iune and Iuly fwe had no a.c. in the roomj. We were lacking a few pictures, and our apologies go to Mr. Randall and Mr. Viera whose pictures we promised to take but never did. I would like to thank: Allison Loudermilk lBubba K Millsj for her hard work, and I forgive her for her bad at- titude during our glamorous junior year . . . Kathy Keth for her unsurpassable patience, understanding, and her comforting words . . . Fr. Swann, Dwight Dunlevie, Scott Kimball, and Nanette Gill for their welcomed con- tributions and their help . . . Mrs. Wersal for lending us a key here and there . . . I would also like to thank Shelley Lewis for helping whenever she had a day off from work . . . A sincere good -luck goes to Lucy Aston lwhom I know is very organized and will do an excellent jobj . . . Again, my greatest thanks go to Al and myself fthe modest child in personl, proud members of the Summer Staff II fGenerica, that goes for you toolj PS. Thanx and good luck Dew Drop - Organa Woman .. .! and thanx mom for your perseverance . . . 'igfflc 247 V , . M f W: 2 f W -A. A. Q'-. 1 . Lf.:? , : if rl ...lp I 21 4 3 gy., . Kiqf ii A .ul fit 12,1 ,glial ft L'- K KG . in rf H X- . K 4 ,cya I. W Affx' 1 , ' 'Q . j 1f h ' 2 . I A 'S ysyg W3 5 '- mg' WN , 2 - gg- 1,-'Q N .ini-2 V ' , q4K,'fX -.. , 14532 'll' fs' K 1 wa-,rf m an 9 M JK K M Q fXQ ' - X fax! ' 'N K , ,Sb 'A My ,M 4 X -, 44' Q f 5 K' . x W. l af v f X, . , X W 'H