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

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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

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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.

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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 , .