Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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f'Lil' Dickern . . . varsity football, cross country, basket- leather jacket . . . 6'The Sword QLe Sabrel diedf, . ball, and track . . . Make mine countryf, . . .The Drip- cowboy hat . . . B.B. King and the blues . . . Conr: ping Springs Reunion . . . writing songs and playing the Birdie in Bye Bye Birdie . . . 4'Lootellan', Cable in Sou guitar . . . Let's go to the North Side. . . . pouty Pacific . . .Simon Zealotes in Superstar . . .will Parker expression when he's thinking . . . 4'When I get out of this Oklahoma . . . Glee Club drop out . . . controvers: place . . . . . . California . . . Strip City . . . Robin . . . subjects and hot arguments. . . 6'That's a terrible waste Honor Roll, this year . . . You know, Merle Haggard cement? . . . mixing Chuck Berry with Kris Krisoffersc wrote thatli' . . . Hey, hairyll' . . . Hot dog left! . . . . . . front row tickets at concerts . . .wrestling and roll wants to write for Rolling Stone . . . Deb', parties . . . derby fan. the Avante look . . . suddenly conscientious . . . old Maw Richard Hartwell i Thompson 4 E if :Z 1 B S 5 9

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Vational Merit Semifinalist . . . Europe with the Knechts . . Senior class treasurer . . . Yearbook business manager . . High Honor Roll . . . HThe Deadly Coelacanthw . . . Iazda . . . good at accents . . . 800 on American History .chievement . . . Dick, if you're not a millionaire by the me you,re thirty, I'l1 be surprised. . . . rocking back nd forth . . . cataloguing his record collection . . . work- tl for McGovern . . . ranch in Oklahoma . . . last summer own at the Water Board . . . Do you have your mon- ,f? . . . always late . . . extra large briefcase . . . But, Dr. Dixon, on page 320, paragraph 3, line 7 ,... . . . entered in the sixth grade . . . thick glasses . . . The stars, the stars ,... H . . . calcium deposits . . . Hmy empty space' . . . Sealy, help me with this math. . . . 'cBring me a receiptf, . . . working the lights for Glee Club and Drama Club performances . . . working in the cafeteria . . . recipient of the Sewanee Award . . . Mistah Sealy! . . . imitation of General Patton . . . naturally tipsy . . . Di-i-i-ck!,' . . . a study in radical change . . . logical explanations for everything . . . bright and witty. Jai! Thomas Richard Sealy III

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1 s rf' 5 Susan fl 5,1 Andrews Morgan i Sctsem Msfgon inning the bookstore for Dr. Dixon . . . Senior Class eerleader . . . hosting class parties at Possum Kingdom . long brown hair . . . asleep on the beach at Puerto .llarta . . . varsity field hockey and volleyball . . . bas- Eball manager and scorekeeper . . . Claude and I wear same size pants now. . . . Tequila, the brave Dober- lin . . . class secretary injunior year . . . Now how does t cheer go again?,' . . .Concho . . .Boo . . . sailing . . . rid Jeannie really call that bomb scare in? . . . dicted to El Chico's food . . . How many crackers did you eat this morning?,' . . . Morgue . . . Shawn Phil- lips's music . . . trips to Minnesota and California . . . Now, Susan, when you get to law school, you'll be glad you took Civicsf' . . . Charlie One and Charlie Two . . . HI-Iola, Susanali' . . . slumber party after Cotillionjunior year . . . :'Let's go ride bikes. Meet you at Heights. . . . Is the next game home or away?,' . . . C'Kitty, can I have the car?,' . . . never stops laughing once she starts . . . yellow and brown station wagon . . . para-sailing in Mex- ico . . . silent, knowing smiles.