Glenwood School - Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1988 volume:

ffm ,L 5151 W WO V9 I The Glenwood School Richardson, Texas e 1988 X X 2 Q: , ' wg , S a LTV '-wi' , ww' V - ii.,,fs?52!5Ki.::i1- gif ,J zfgzfegf 1, .Ly ,.., , ,, L,.,. 1-1vz1:a2f,s K , igiW',:ki:,g Igfzzwifmif 'V f5f'.lS'::::?SELIl:-H 'sw lf' 9-311451 . 3 A . k A. H ,sggffg-iz .5135 5,q,,L: L.-A ' big ,.,A,,,Wu ,,.. N, . iw -,,,.,,, ,,, v f3Z:iv2'7+,:ss1f ss hi? 5 bilisf f Q.-uzzfm zgfffilf' asa. X, ,,. is ..,, , gME1SA QRaAL ,li mfi. Glenn Holmes October 21, 1930-July 3, 1987 Under the guidance and direction of Glenn Holmes, The Glenwood School was founded in 1981 by a group of dedicated parents, staff, trustees, and friends. Her tragic death on July 3, 1987, which was caused by a drunken driver, aroused the indignation and anger of the Dallas Community. lt seems almost impossible that one whose life had been such a positive influence on literally hundreds should meet death in such a violent way. Glenn was dedicated to making this a better world for children. It was this mission that gave her the courage and stamina to undertake the founding of an independent, private, non-profit school. The Glenwood Difference espouses a phi- losophy that, while backed by volumes of re- search, is not in general use in schools across the country. ln addition to a soundly based instructional program, the school was dedi- cated to making its environment a warm, lov- ing, caring place for children and staff. It has become a place where healthy self-confidence and the development of a positive self- concept, through successful experiences, are fostered along with academic excellence. The students and activities in this yearbook represent the fulfillment of Glenn Holmes' vi- sion. We proudly dedicate this yearbook to her memory. MEMORIAL 3 XX xxx ,i A-,...--f' X 4 4 1 , i l I, ,QQQBQBQKU W 5 miami Q 5 5 53, Z N A f f -yi +V , A -.fw2g'1.f'- Wfeyvm r A x 12+ bf K Q f f i 'Icllm f MW 7x5i??V5lf5fff'z.4i1HY25illV, f?5Ef!',i LWEZ'3iflQ7:,.'75hQ 1' - fzwlm- ,sierksfzfzzwfzgpsz.-fe,11fee5,.4 -f f My W Qfgflk A nw..-f - if li ., A I . - . -.A ,- , - 5? f? Y . S T I 5 1 , X 1 ,I A L , A C Q A y ,R x 4, A 1 Q , 1 if K i , fm.. , .,.. i my f-f, , . i ggi . .HU-,'Q, E. 4, A 3.15 H4 Q , x ffv-2. ff,-I ' V I ' 1 ,. -3 zzzz,WH'-PHA-f111'f my ii-ffii 'IW-Vlad:yliwlflfii-f,Z!XHi'5zL?9f':1' M 1 K Q if sssifw, ww nm , ua, ,,,f,f--M, ffm szfe, .messfH ',, L:-f5:w:f'fffs:f wfzw-1 w,-iffy MSWQiff'-Maw,gmgw:1',,:,,gm if ZW 5553 '.fif:V'l':5 1517 ff5?ffif7f:i w' 7iQilfl,.- ffifkiifl j . if 1- x 'wg gg rw ,F ,fi if' Y 1 V ' ,fi A' , . W -as ,gg my 33 ' ' f .NLT A ' , -L - '- 1, ,,f gf, H iLA M -we ' g f 1223512 ,, 'ff K D . -' ' w B I we Ex' ec u tive Director I he Glenwood School , 1: if 1 7 .1 ' iffr ' W A 53755 '- - '- 'wig-:H nj, ' f 3,31 'fi fl 'E-'fExEI'?fi ' 'IW , :--575 , 5 ,f-- , if ,jg . Aff uf Juta Warren, Assistant to the Executive Director fleftj Jasanda McCardle, Registrar Nelda Fallwell, General Secretary N-J f'N fleft to rightj Sue Lawrence, Financial Coordinator Elizabeth Hawkins, Director of Development Jack Murdock, Director of Special Projects! College Placement Coor Lisa Wilson, Curriculum Specialist TEACHERS fleft to rightj Sally Fifer, Early Childhood Director Kathy Parent Becky Hampson Ellen Solov X' I Qabovej Barbara Hunter, Librarian fleft to rightj Pat Dauphin, Unit I Coordinator TEACHERS Cynthia Sifford Amy Repp M Wi Mary Nugent Judy Walker, Intermediate Coordinator fir' .,. 4' M , 1.5 ...ww , L ,552 W' 1 ffar Ieftj Mary Best, Unit Il Coordinator Linda Younse Qleftj Ann Song Qbottomj Rick Boyer 4585 TEACHERS ' i Dr. Janet Hood-Hanchey, Program Director Doris Gonzales, Middle School Coordinator Pam Picken KYM i , f 5, Chris Smith Susie Shull Tony Brigham I0 TEACHERS x x 'K xx . Nw I KYM f Gisela DeMarco Pascaline Pauloo Gene Yarbrough John McCrady Susan McCarty Angel Andrews Larry Martin 5 5 TEACHERS David Lowen, Athletic Director David Miller Qfar right, Louise Knobler Barbara Hanna fabovej Vickie Delavan, Counselor ffar rightj Sarah McNeil Lesley McWilliams, Specialist Coordinator I2 TEACHERS wi li Arlene Hoffman, Learning Specialist Dennis Vincent 'Fav' Barrett Valenta, Learning Specialist Cristy Hirsch, Learning Specialist Peggy Zilberman, Learning Specialist Levi Randolph, Maintenance Eva Kozlovsky McGuire Learning Specialist TEACHERS I5 K X S I I 4 A 1 1 1 5 I W I A 2 5 Q n 'iliiiii 3 I4 ' 5 , 'W I ' 1 9 1 s Q wasnt? f -le v 9 Q9 0 es' 8' 55xSXX1g Z X ji-1 X f5 fx frightj Matthew Bober Megan Ricks, Kristen Rosenere Lexi Shoemaker, Elizabeth Fisher, Leslie Stewart IQ,-. f X af, E. Hernandez E. Hernandez 1 ' I I6 PRE-K Ueffl MQQQD BvCk,g , JaciQSQhulman, AV Ashley Walker. DEZ AN ERN H 'WS E. wwf E. HERNAN DEZ l E. HERNANDEZ H ,fs 'N 'isa ..,.. vgf Z Marcus King, Michael Deck, PRE-K Lauren Siepiela Natalia Maxwell ,X PRE-K Kenny Aurbach , l Tate Railey ' Kelly Dickerson O. J. DeSouze Lauren Greco Remy Nadleman ima Whitney Laude ,,,. .4 .3 4 mv' 5-E Stephanie Baker I Lauren Coker Imam., 3 Jw if , 1 1-3 I ftopj Jeff DeSouza Qbottomj Bradley Solov Wayne Morris .li I '13,-gp Robert Jones Lazarus Watson Qe RW? A W ij' an 5' 4 Vik' 3, 'xr f 332522 W 3 rf' - ,rr Q5.5q.'fp 1, 3 1 r Q, 'x ,k k X Q , fi j i Nr fr X i 'Q X if PRE-K 7? igbpjfleasica Jarrriul 'L I 5 Kate Pretorius lbotiornj Kimberly Rosener L ,Ariel Hammond Aaron Lowe 20 PRE-K Katie Jarmu' Kristen Krage Eileen Murray ni Leslie Martin Nicholas Box 9, a a fir- l il ' tai SHS 5 , 5 'W M2915 -. f ' a g Jarratt li L SG-'K' STM- t N. Q' 'J Qleftj Danielle Rugoff Bianka Leon frighty Caroline Bishop PRE-K if . 22 PRE-K ACTIVITIES I. 'A x , iq. , ' f E. Hawkins E. Hawkins i ,. ff .- WWI? 'ww flfpx ,Ii -Q E. Hawkins E- Hawkins -f, Lf +I, f I . gg, ai Y'-TF! fs 1 . svl f 4, I -' wma., ,M AV W, ,, ,,-.... , :J F!! i .., Q11 J'-Q' V mf. .., ,AY:.w , mp ff . A , ,- 5' In Xt ' ' 151, if I IW ,gwvw Q fvf 'Q uyrzi' '.5M,A 3 ily E. Hawkins PRE-K ACTIVITIES gil,- X NQBQQB! min UNIT I frightj Jeffrey Payson, Mary Leigh Sanders fbelowj Chad Kosan Matthew Moore, Andrew Kaufman, Blayne Naylor E. HERNANDEZ HM E. HERNANDEZ E. HERNANDEZ ml E. HERNANDEZ ' fleftj Andrew Lasky, Blake Marzloff fbelowj Nasreen Sayed Brian Browning E. HERNANDEZ E. HERNANDEZ lleftj Michelle Freeland, Jacob Repp, Claire Leamy, Nicholas Drabiczky, Kelley Bishop UNIT: 27 2? UNITI Adam Steinfink Abigail Manuel Juliana Sheely 445- Neans Murray , Trey Combs y .- Jensen Krage T .R,,, ,X Qi xv I . lx Dustin Wynn Leesie Pool Matthew Ricks Marybeth Duty Tina Fanous Beau Barbeau i W f il , 1, ii Kathiyn Pynkius Phillip Buck Li Chauviere Anna Levy Lori Brown Sloan Boss ASher Haig UNIT! 50 UNITI Jason Nail ftop rightj Evan West Kimberly Schwartz Sheila Wiora Ani- 5383 if Jonathan Stephenson Melissa Greco Jack Sheely Uefty Allison White flefltj Joshua Laude Scott Ferebee X. Mark Atalla Aaron Raden 4 W 5 1' M 1 F ' 5 ILZ' ' UNIT I T 1'-T w,7vQ?y , mx- , '51 1.5- 1 f an-Q., b1A-' I iv 32 UNIT I ACTIVITIES 'T UNIT I ACTIVITIES I 34 UNIT I ACTIVITIES Although playing is a part of Unit l students' day, they also have classes in Reading, Math, English, Social Studies, and Science. UNIT I ACTIVITIES 55 56 UNIT I ACTIVITIES The robot dinosaurs invaded The Science Place, and so did Unit I! We met brontosauruses and stegosauruses, and we said Hello to the Tyrannosaurus Rex. All in a day's work for the schooI's tiniest science students! UNIT I ACTIVITIES ! x X 33 W ,. 9 IMBBQKSQV .H A!!lR1 im X 39 UNIT II David Fishbach, Cloe Chauviere, Phillip Sens Matthew Kaufman, Jennifer Schiff, Haley Moore ,.. E. Hernandez fl ,rw ws an fp. E. Hernandez -Q Zachary Whitten, John Phillips Kyle Buford E. Hernandez E. Hernandez E. Hernandez Amra Sayed, Jenny Goldstein, Jennifer McGough, Gina Goldman UNIT II 47 8-.Sur fag -.ww nn .-' ,gj , .. , 5 .ggynfd Ml 55. , - Q-'W-' .xr , nh -:zu x A . .-, f -- 1- Y 4 H .xx uv' f f v . X E. Hernandez 44. 'sn-Q Chris Timko Beth Howes .at 'V ' -af ,,. ,My Matthew Azcona Victor Drabicky Rob Giacobbe UNIT II 44 UNIT II Taylor Robinson David Steinfink Luke Vriezen Chance Hollaman Kristen Stubblefield Brittany Boss Katie Shull ,. Huy gf UNIT ll ACTIVITIES 45 1 -'lsikf . f , .Q - if H ,L,- f.f, l f,,f,.., ,s,f-HH fw,.'-.sg 46 UNIT u E W P A Aa E. HAWKINS E, HAWKINS 1 A rl : I I N I H i a E . . 2 E. HAWKINS ' .2 f I i Na ' X? W T m,h,h I I 'SL I 'ru YF , I 242. 5, I . ' 'I WTB I I WI 'gl 9 H.- ix, ,. I , ,'k' -Q E. Q , if . 1 - - , ,f , S gy III 1 i L, 'ww , UNIT II ACTIVITIES x , , ,M-V. .5247 1' f Q 5 ff.i2j'ug'1fv,syq 4? UNIT II ACTIVITIES ,I H , 5, . .,. 1 -an ,MQ z., Jil: A Leap Day was a special day for those at Glenwood. Celebrated only once every four years, this was definitely an exciting day. Unit ll had a treat of activities and games. ' J . I if X. .pw .Vi K Q ,,,. K -A at is -i. 1- 'Q UNIT II ACTIVITIES -ti., f T 020 Maxam QSSXXXQ B 51 Shaheen Hajee, Shannon Kosan, Cassandra Koneval, Anne Drabicky, Lauren Giacobbe .1 .,,..,,.Y ....-, ug ::?-QLQAAQQQ f, ,Q 3.011 A ,5 A532 f ,1f:.2fv':: 13.14 ii ' -7 ' Ny. Ni 'T . i -iii :LM 52 UNIT III 'GN 2, 2.f Jff 5 ,ff ,ajax W , ., . ,. 1 I N52 r r R , r x el r D 14 A E 5 ,V Q .Fl a , . .. a . 1 5 3 :L J 2 2 'ia is Y Ai 5 r ' 1 fa? Q , P .r , Y A in .'..' l , g fabovej: ' Adam Gordon , W. frightjz A f l' v Warren Jones, x , an 7, Arif Hajee, I ' Q Paul Dono Q QQ 1514 1 r ',... w.. fleftj Jason Parmer Stephen Hancock Michael Stubblefield WV fy. 4- ' ' ',vg!x, '6,, .,,, . 1 Q 5'-N, X Z 1 i x if ,ly W , ,V UNITM 54 UNIT III Brian Spencer Stewart Lo Jeff Dono Noah Salih Ted Chauviere 'M' 3 1 if x Jeff Shapard Chris Straub Richard Rise QU' WVVL VV 4 .I Amy pita Q fv- V3 Y Sf Karie Johnson Z , .fii, I i?.l, .,f, iii,., 5 , I ig : 4 Ai', 1 UNIT Ill Trevor McNeill Neil DeLavan Jamie Loomstein Waring McCrady Charles Walker ' fi STi: - ' 'fiilfu .ibiiif if ' H , Ui: 557, ffl -- :.'f,..EZ1.:59f :- - A V555 iff? 55253 iL?,5E,!'E ' E ff.5 iE-55455-lf: , rrfmfff . if miie: fr .f.r1swi1s2s1:Q,:ia 45.1, ff-vLsf'z1eM-if 1- . , T , , .W nfl? ,- .,,'13fvffGfificIiiii'5 4 :f 5,'i?YS: 5!Y?.55??S5Q .lille K 5 19HTff52'M' f . ., Q, K , rsis,1s.1zf--E,g41,'.eisggg?n3wM-sc,,fs ,aff-nxfsszLfsi1s'f. - li. 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UNIT Ill ftop lefty Esmeralda Leon Annie Shoemaker Sarah Verner ftop rightj Matt Maraist Jason Kaufman Jonah Salih E G J 1' g, v , , . ,E - Ja- K ,Eg . . , ? ' J W X24 t ,puqpn I Shane Wiora Zachary Roberts James Murphy 'NP 474 I , ,I rw... I I ii' zz, 7 I A 4 M, 1 ,,,.', ,., 1' 'L UNIT III ACTIVITIES 5? I 'I W -N f .. J? 4 -w?,f. -I 1, ,L1'f'zfQ-I-.1 ' ' f wwf, , V . 2 vm' ,wfyv-,W,Xsg:'AV K' I - fn ALJ? 'Wx' I if ff' ' I 1 I 85.12 .,, M , ix' .Wx, I I, 60 UNIT III ACTIVITIES .. M' , I i-.K r . -,Vw ,Q . vt Ih- zwq n f 2: was wif, ., J iw, , H, x ., -N, f-A mix wi .,. .-.wow-.Q '9'wf?.fI .M Pg, I L I 7 , rf. 45:-T' V .if Q.,N.,,' -'ey f F ' M .1 ','-9 'Um' I - vtgfik , . ,gym .Q-5, ' if li 4 f f AJ' A L-ymfzg. . ,ui gn 'A 1 Q ,.TI I I- g,ru,-x -g1S:fvll.,.wf J. v' 1. , '11 I V , ,, ka , 'V' 'Aa' n s Q ,fm-If, fi? 13 HW , I N ' '7' ' 2,?I II, I 'r5 ' 51' -Iv' M Q' I -'ffm W, . .-sf, 'gf . Q 'Y ' ' 'nfl ' 'I- .T if 'f f' I ff, I 3 'sqm , NUI' x ,4 .ag LN ,H x l It .web Q, -.-wiI'f,..s ,Q 43 V ' 1 -5 x vi '5 I.-Rik Lev? 4' .tywsw INP,y.-f- - 7 It 5,15 I , , I-, sz it . .fig 1 .1 I . fi .?'Q-G. .f it .. Q yi' ff, J.. , .1 N- fv' Q I 'ff-I ' ,Nz 3' . A Q '11 Unit Ill is participating, once again this year, in the Texas Physical Fitness Testing Program. Students will compete for certificates, patches and medals. On these two pages, students are competing in the 50-yard dash. 5. rg. kg., 'Y UNIT III ACTIVITIES 61 III ACTIVITIES 62 UNIT GULDTDNES GLEIIIIIIJDD SCHOOL TEXFIS SPELLING BEE A traditional highlight of the year for Unit Ill is the annual spelling bee. This year Amy Pita emerged as winner, with Annie Drabicky as the runner-up. Who will it be? The tension mounts as Mrs. Hunter calls out words for the final four spellers. UNIT III ACTIVITIES Q s Unit lll has many enrichment activities including French, music, art, and physical education. ln this activity, p.e. students are participating in a difficult game of tug-of-war. 64 UNIT III ACTIVITIES , -it ,ff IT Ill B-BALL Each year The Glenwood Parents' Association sponsors a fund- raising auction. With the theme Heart-to-Heart, parents and teachers got together this year for food, dancing and bidding at the Harvey Hotel. A favorite item for auction each year is The Glenwood Quilt, handmade by Glenwood art classes under the supervision of Mrs. Lesley McWilliams. UNIT III ACTIVITIES xx X X 000 1-W Y Y I 1 1 I l I X 1 P L. Aw, I ' ' QSSXSXXQ 9,99 xluisussiassil S S? . ve' S lQQ!!!LS!gs 'E'W' ' 'mmm' YA'4 g g ' N 67E Founder's Da 1,277 iPQf',CT7133315579133'fZ?2!51-Si5f7V35'ff5???' gi f? T '9 Qs a 'wr-ff' Vf3,f'QQ.:.SFg2G11il2i?'31'- 151 .- A .QE if 1-fn Mwff-Qfeggaf -f .. f ' ' ' 'J 3 7-R1'f.'f 1Q'ivjf'igfQg1f5:z'g,'3 A 312 hw Q .-.1 x ' :JL H fb - N AU , ' -' A '- Sf 4. . .Ah 1 ! 1 1 A' 'wi' ' ffff E. HAWKINS E. HAWKINS E. HAWKINS 6? FOUNDEFFS DAY ,Tl?'51,:i '2255255555 ' ' ' W, 1 iisusigiz 2 1 1 54.5153 if - 5331 af ri:- E. HAWKINS T? ., ,QM W, E. HAWKINS 19 Hrs x V? 'Q E. HAWKINS October 21st was the first Glenwood Founder's Day. Delicious cakes, blue and green ribbons, posters and badges were found all around Glenwood's lower school, as Lisa Wilson, our Curriculum Specialist, visited each Unit to discuss the significant elements of Glenwood's history. ln Units lV, V, and IV, Founder's Day was celebrated with a first Founder's Day Address. This was delivered by Dan Hagood, Chief Prosecuter for the Dallas District Attorney's office. The morning was topped off with the establishment of a S.A.D.D. fStudents Against Drunk Driversl Chapter. Along with the opening of the chapter, a colorful balloon release was held. The balloons held the name of each student driver for this year. FOUNDEFVS DAY 6 TO 70 ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES V 4 ..k-N QQ, Z I 1-. David Verner Stephen McWilliams, Tim Talpas Mandy Stanger Christopher Mueller Darrell Hyatt, Jennifer Donald Jill Ewing Michelle Verner, Renee Chauviere, Mrs. Hanna fsponsorj not pictured - Adam Cobb, Shane Jennelle, Matthew Ehman, Amber Foster, Alese Watson, Kim Honeycutt, Kelly Best, lssa Fanous, Heather Crossland, lan Dees, Cheryl Coit, Aubrey Hill, Alan Pita, Kim Schirmer, Justin Pickering, Marcello Amburrino, Heather Ehman, Kenya McKinney, Tony Gonzales, Matt Twomey ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 77 fa KYM KYM KVM 72 BGOK FAIR This year's Book Fair, sponsored by the Parents Association, was very successful in using the Texas theme. KYM KVM BooK FAIR 7 The Spelling Bee Spelling champions from Units lll and lV competed in a school spelling bee. lan Dees was the champion and Amy Pita came in second. lan later represented the school in city-wide competition. ix'---M ,.. Girl Scout Troop if 1263 Level 4 New Student Each year Glenwood adds new students after picture pages have been completed. This year we welcome our newest student. Welcome to Glenwood, Molly Mainelli. ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 75 X f 00 'N I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I v I I gamut!! - IV xgssxxxkg S E 99058 nklmxisiasiii S www S 2 .4-ff: I 7? UNIT IV Louis Marx, Qtop leftj Matt White and Adam Cobb, ftop rightj Kenneth Tsze, Qabovej Tony Gonzalez, fabove rightj fm- i A N, Q wi- fi, V V if . Justin Pickering, 1 I A, Gordon Aikman Joe Verner Drew Rocker v Lee Davis, . fr f,f,.. ...,, V 'K . .V :,1g5,Vi - 1 , XV gy Matt Twomey Cy2 TVi'fi 41' N c , ,, wg, -, frfy -. A, .. V V . 53523, My .W ...K ,,,-WZ, Q Vxwifihi 3155559'--,-vV'1xf'.'.'.f.lyfA:V . v. 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Natalie Horn Amanda Stanger ww ,,,, 1 't 1 if 2 A . ,A+ l gb 9 if '41 is X X f J xg , ,L ,F Fi, . . -F 'if f ' ,. . A -, 1 . A ftop leftj Top row: Kim Honeycutt, Amber Foster, Heather Crossland, Kelly Best, Alese Watson ftop rightl: lssa Fanous fbottomj: Marcello Tamburrino, Martin Loicano UNIT IV ' P .. f fd ,ffafibi Si. M I f' X4 UNIT IV ACTIVITIES 'Q -. gm? .rv-li UNIT IV ACTIVITIES X5 hp. ,- ,,Lf E-gf' V' Every year the seventh level students take a Texas History Trip. Last year, they went to the L.B.J. Library, the Governors Mansion, the State Capitol in Austin, the Admiral Nimitz Museum in Fredricksburg, Enchanted Rock, the Buckhorn Museum, the Institute of Texas Cultures, the Alamo, and many other historical sites. 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H53 fa in ww.: ,, , b . ., a 0439, .,, ,, ,yy ,L .-' .vw ,,.,.f.,,, The Graduating Class of '88 Kristi Alexander Yearbook 12, Student Council 12, Dallas Junior Opera Guild 12, Latin Club 12, Dance Company 9, 10 The two years I have spent at The Glenwood School have been, to say the least, wonderful. At Glenwood I have learned so many things. Not only have I learned the basic skills in education, but I have also learned the great importance of friendship and companionship with one's teachers and classmates. Now that I am leaving Glenwood I must give credit where credit is due. When I first saw The Glenwood School campus I was skeptical. Then I met Mrs. Holmes and Dr. Hood-Hanchey at my interview. They both made me feel so comfortable and welcome that I knew I belonged at Glenwood. When the first day of school came along l felt a little awkward. I knew a few people, but one still feels uncomfortable on the first day at a new school. I did adjust though. By the end of the week, I felt like I had been a student at Glenwood since I was in kindergarten. All of the students and teachers made me feel at home and very normal. I sincerely want to thank all of my teachers for the best two years. They are warm loving people and they love what they do which is giving the students at Glenwood the best education possible and giving them all of the attention they need. Although my instructors were very important to my education at Glenwood, the staff and other faculty members must not be forgotten because without them the Glenwood family would be incomplete. With the recent death of our founding director Mrs. Holmes, I must personally thank Dr. Brownlee for the beautiful job she has done taking on all the responsibilities of director of The Glenwood School. I find Dr. Brownlee to be the most kind and loving person that I know. She has made my last year at Glenwood much more than delightful. I wish her continued success and good health as she does her best to carry on the dreams of our beloved Mrs. Holmes. Last but of course not least, I wish to thank my parents and family. They have given me much support through my entire education. As I go on to college, I know I can count on continued encouragement and support from my parents and family. I know that they will always believe in me no matter what I do and I owe it to them to always do my best. The Graduating Class of '88 -db V-3? fi-4 it 2 lil? ill? , ,gt l tests The Graduating Class of '88 Kenneth llen Soccer 12 Wow! Glenwood . . . what an experience!!! What can you say about a school like this? Teachers and staff that care so much that, if given the chance, they would come to your house pull you out of bed and dress you if they thought you were sleeping instead of learning. Oh boy, what fun it was hiding from ya'll. l'm only kidding, my absences were all excused - ask Ms. McCardle. And to the friends that l found and the ones l've had for awhile, like Herb, Bryan, Karen, Steve, Susan, Sabrina, Greg, James, Kristi, Kandi, Johnny fMr. Foleyj, Rob, Melissa, Matt lwhiteyj, and even Julie. I've never said this before and never will again, but ya'Il are great. Coach Miller - l had a great time on the soccer team and in Consume'gSoccer lMathJ. Mrs. Andrews - l loved working on the yearbook. l'm sure that if l wasn't in that class, no one would be able to read this right now. Mr. Smith - lt's so obvious that you want everyone to think you're weird, but l'm gonna rebel and say, you are normal. Mr. Martin - You're a great teacher and that's why I want to apologize for being in the same room with Steve when he called and woke you up in Hillsboro. Mr. Brigham - l'Il never use hairspray again. Sorry about the ozone layer. Ms. McCardle - I love you lI'm just saying that to brighten your dayl, Thanks for getting involved and caring so much. Even if you didn't, thanks for acting like it. Also I wanted to say thanks to my parents and let them know they are special!!! Well, this is getting too sentimental for me. ljust want to get out of school and tell everybody thanks. lt's been real!! Thanks, Kenneth 707 Julie ecker Cheerleader I2 ICO-Captainj, Drill Team 9, Student Council II, Key Club IO To my family and friends, I want to thank my parents for all the support while I have been in school, If it were not for them who knows where I would be. I also want to thank all my friends for being there for me when I needed them. Sabrina, you are a great friend and I have enjoyed listening to your problems and I am glad l could always tell you mine. You are a good listener! Mark, if it also weren't for you I may not have made it through this year - you are a terrific brother - l love you. Johnny, we have been through a lot together and l am thankful that you have stood by me in everything. Thank you!! Randall, thanks for the back rubs during English class. I am sure Mr. Martin enjoyed listening to us chat and laugh. Thanks again Mom and Dad. I love you both. Also, to my teachers Mr. Yarbough, Dr. Shull, Ms. DeLavan, Mr. Martin, Mr. Brigham, and Mr. Smith thanks for all the support!!! .s ., The Graduating Class of '88 ff swat? .W 2 it .Af-.'Mv?a.2 Susan Bone National Honor Society 11, 12 fVice Presidentj, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 11, 12 fEditorj, Cheerleading 12, Dallas Junior Opera Guild 12, Drill Team 9, Junior Classical League 9 As my senior year comes to a close, I just wanted to say thanks to some very special people in my life. First, I wanted to say thanks to Allison Hopkins. I have learned so much about people and life that nobody else could have ever taught me. Even though we have had our arguments, we have had some great times! Secondly, I wanted to say thanks to Allison Horres. We have grown up a lot and been through a lot together since the first grade. As we both leave next year for college, what I am going to miss more than anything is you living right up the street. Finally, I wanted to say thanks for everything to my family. Henry, you have been the best brother, as well as a great friend. Thanks for all of your advice! It couIdn't have come from a better person. Mom and Dad, you both have given me so much, all the opportunities in the worId.'AIso, both of you have given the support I needed through the good and bad times. ljust wanted to say thanks Allison, Allison, Henry, Mom, and Dad!! Thanks for all the love and support through all the years. I couldn't have made it without you guys!! The Graduatzng Class of '88 if John Christ Latin Club l2, Diving Club 9, IO, ll Thanks Mom and Dad for all the support and love! 0 The Graduating Class of '88 James Crane Soccer I2 l LCVE my car! Where's my passport? Con, bring it back! Anybody for cruising Forest? Thanks to my friends and family for helping me through the hard times when I needed them. Especially to Lianne - I Love You. lt wasn't that hard, but some times it was. Love, Lianne! Favorite sayings: Giving and receiving Pebbles, Baby!!, Baby'kins, Nympho and needs help!! Bambamll . , , and no, l DOP-I'T LOVE my car!!! I just kinda like it!!! The Graduating Class of '88 esi unn National Honor Society ll, I2 fSecretaryJ lt was only yesterday when I was a freshman imagining I had a hundred years to go before graduation. Now, a hundred years later, what is the meaning of graduation? Graduation, a moment when the well-educated people receive their diplomas and forget all Iearnings before the night is over. From that day on the graduates only seem to remember enough to say, high school, it was so long ago l do not remember! Because of graduates' short term memories, I would like to leave some mem- ories for everyone involved in my senior year. l. To Mrs. McCarty I leave three years of questions 2. To Dr. Shull I leave the phrase l don't understand! 3. To Mr. Martin l leave my absences from class 4. To Mr. Murdock I leave an intellectual story 5. To Mr. Brigham I leave a hug 6. To Mr. Lowen l leave Where were you those three years of my history classes? 7. To Ms. DeLavan l leave an empty journal 8. To the doctors l leave, DOCTOR H r , The Graduating Class of '88 4 t X if ravis dwards Basketball 9, IO, ll, 12, Track ll, Tennis I2 To whom it may concern, Having survived four years of high school and two years of Glenwood, I resolve to leave a few goods to my mentors: to Mr. Smith I leave my draft notice and a six pack, to Coach Martin I leave my one half inch track spikes and an unused Lit. book, to Dr. Shull I leave some window blinds, to Mr. Brigham I leave a blowup doll of myself so that he may still get me in trouble next year, to Ms. DeLavan I leave one free ticket to see Fairhill play next year, to Mrs, McCarty I leave some patience and Sl.OO, to Mr. Miller I leave my permission for myself to ride on the bus to Waco, and finally, to my coach, David Lowen I leave two pairs of soiled Converse, a torn up score book, and my beat up basketball. Now, to my student buddies I shall leave a few more farewell memories: to Randall I leave a comb and my best wishes for graduation in a few years, to Herbie I leave a 51000, to Steve I leave nothing, to Trevor I leave some sense, to Kevin, my manager, I leave some season tickets for my college games, as well as, Pro and thanks for putting up with me, to Rob I leave a new Scout, to Julie I leave my body, to Allison I leave my phone number, to Michelle I leave my love, to Kim I leave Mike, to Mike I leave a new car, a street sign, a 2.4 average for next basketball season, and a window to get in the backyard. Well, to everyone who went unmentioned l'm sorry, but I do leave you with one thing: remember I love you and if you ever need anything l'll be available, I guess! , 3, ,X Q 'Iliff' 5, The Graduating Class of '88 John Foley Soccer I2 EET To my family and friends - l'd like to thank my mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, and I would also like to thank my dog, Fluffer. If it wasn't for Fluffer - I would have an A in English - so thank you Fluffer. l want to thank my friends for supporting me through school and helping me out with my problems. Bryan - don't ever forget - Two Black Eyes. l'm so glad I came to Glenwood - it was good for me. To my third period humanities class - I leave my good behavior to Mr. Smith - you'll need it next year. To my sixth period English class - l thank Mr, Martin for helping me learn and comprehend English skills. I love you mom and dad, and Fluffer - Thanks!! Z-ROCK RULES!!! The Graduating Class of '88 1 A l,,.i..3,.flk?:, ' Jill wing Student Council IO, ll, S.A.D.D. 12, Chapel Singing 9, IO, ll, I2, Cadre IO, ll, I2 l, Jill Marie Ewing, want to thank all the teachers for helping me through school. I especially want to thank Mr. Brigham for teaching me how to take notes in Biology, Marine Science, and Envi. Science. I have really enjoyed his classes the most! For the juniors next year I wish all the luck you have or need. To the rest of The Glenwood School I would gladly leave behind the famous Glenwood mud! lt will be remembered forever! For all my friends I leave friendship for life and life to come! I am glad I came to this school. If I had not, l probably would not have made it to college! I am truly ready for the future! I A9 The Graduating Class of '88 776 ngel Generes Tennis IO, ll, l2, Student Council IO, French Club 9, Choir 9, I0 When I came to Glenwood I was amazed how friendly and nice everyone was to me. I just want to say thanks to all my teachers especially Dr. Shull for being so dedicated and caring. Memories: The goofy foursome on the Marine Biology trip. When Mike, Angie, Marc, and I were in the back of the bus and at the beach at night. The tennis tournament in Waco with water guns, three hours in the hot sun with Susan, and Mr. Boyer saying, I don't think this is the room you're supposed to be sleeping in! I want to thank all my friends who I will always love and care for. To Kim for making those trips to ASM wild and fun. To Angie, Heather, and Darren for always being there for me and letting me be there for them. To Jeff and John my forever Jello Buddies. To Kevin fond memories and cherished dreams. To Angela for just being a dear friend unconditionally. To Mom and Dad for being my parents and my best friends. Thank you all!!! Love always, Angel The Graduating Class of 88 What can I say but 1 I 5 ss , jf s --J Jay Galloway ii H A v E Th G d tng Class of '88 A DAY this is silly 177 Randall ensley Soccer ll, 12, Tennis 9, IO, ll, 12, Cross Country 9, 10, ll, Track 9, 10, Basketball ll, 12 - seems like your teachers have known you FOREVER! Have we euer had a ski trip without you? Have we ever had a quiet class with you? Thanks for the historic moment in soccer when you went three feet off the ground, horizontally airborne to save the goal and send us to the state play-offs. V1 7' The Graduating Class of '88 mf avid Grizz e Now you see himg now you don't! Sometimes he willg sometimes he won't. ln his years with us, his Nova's gone from green to blue. Good luck to you, David! We'll all miss you. vga! , The Graduating Class of '88 ames 'fy Soccer 12, Cross Country 10, 12, Basketball 9, Latin Club 12 To every poor suffering high schooler that has more sentence to serve in high school, a word from a senior. l pronounce this in total earnest, although it may sound like a joke now, you will see how true it is. You make jokes about school and that is fine, but the truth is that any school is what you put into it and the same with your education and for that fact anything. To all the seniors of 88, GOOD LUCK! God knows we will all need it at one time or another. As for me, I'Il be in Cozumel diving ll wishj. Really, I will be in some huge college or university working my off. And in the long run it will be worth all the sweat, pain, and misery l will have gone through, l'm sure, l would also like to add thanks to my family, and my teachers. Lend an ear to me, l know. 'ffm . .ff The Graduating Class of '88 ? llison Hopkins Tennis 11, 12, Yearbook 11, 12, Cheerleading 12 fHead1, Dallas Junior Opera Guild 12, YAAC 11, 12, Dance Company 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 12 fTreasurerj To my family, I want to thank several people for showing me the meaning of love and giving me happiness as well as guidance and the power to reach for the stars, also for . . . Giving me confidence and support in everything 1 do. I have made mistakes at times, but l have gone on and suffered the con- sequences. Now l hold my head up high and have learned to be a leader, having my own opinion and to give my best adwice to my friends. l want to say to you, mom, l love you and you'll always be my best friend. I love you, Allison Hopkins 1 The Graduating Class of '88 erbie Kuter Basketball ll, 12, Track ll, I2 I came to Glenwood in 1985, and I thought it was pretty bizarre. lt took some time getting used to, but now it's pretty cool. All the teachers influenced my life greatly in one way or another. The teachers here aren't just teachers they're friends, and they really care too. I want to thank all my friends for always being there, and all the good times we've had together, also the rough times. I also want to thank my mom, even though I don't show it all the time, I really do love her. Thank you mom and dad, for letting me come to Glenwood. Life's just a big game everyone's playing, but I'm gonna try my hardest to win and I hope all of my friends at Glenwood win the game too. Good luck to everyone, because ya'll deserve it. Well, everyone except Bryan Brown. Just kidding, I just wanted to end it with a smile. WOW! P.S. - Adam Gerety - I don't know ifl got it yet, but l'm trying my best. Wil it ,f ew tip, , , ff . - I ' It Q The Graduating Class of 88 Angela Kirk For the first part of the year Angela was the senior with the longest commute to school! But we're glad you joined us for your senior year, Angela. When you think of it years later, we hope you'Il remember the smaller classes and friendly teachers and not the traffic you endured to get here each day! The Graduating Class of '88 Karen arricle Tennis 10, ll, 12 l've been at Glenwood for 3 years, but if you count up all my absences it would probably add up to only a year or so. When l first came to Glenwood the campus blew my mind. lt was unreal. Public school was so different, but Glenwood was so much better. l've learned a lot while l've been at Glenwood. l've learned about not just academic subjects, but friendship, closeness, and relationships. l want to thank all the teachers for their patience and helping with me these last 3 years, especially Mrs. Hoffman. l wouIdn't have made it this far if it wasn't for her. I also want to say 'sorry' to Mrs. McCardIe for all the headaches l've given her! I want to thank my mom and dad for all the late nights they stayed with me and for the mornings l'd wake up with some sort of problem or pain and let me stay home, as they clenched their teeth and said ok just go back to sleep. Also some thanks to special friends - I want to say thanks to some people who have made a difference in my life: Kennith Allen, Kristi Alexander, Herbie Kuter, Steve Lapensohn, Bryan Brown, and Kandi Alexander. The Graduating Class of '88 if MN s 4' B- , S ' a xi isis if 9 :we full. my iv ndrew arcus Cross Country 12 Seven years is a long time, especially seven years at Glenwood, but I would like to thank all the teachers who put up with me all that time. fMr. Brigham, Mr. Lowen, Mr. Martin, Ms, Boyd, Dr. Shull, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Pauloo, and Mrs. Hoffmanj fMr. Smith and Ms. Delavan who really did not have to put up with muchj. My sincerest thanks, Andrew -33 To all my friends that can't go home and face their parents, I leave a place to sleep! THE GRADLIATING CLASS OF '88 Robby Moy Soccer ll, l2, Basketball 9, IO, ll, 12, Cross Country IO, Track 10, l I The consummate athlete, Robby has been a powerhouse in every single team sport offered in his four years of high school. He's also probably damaged more cars in his high school years than many of us will own in our first ten years out of high school! l The Graduating Class qf '88 ggi renden Mesch Cross Country l2, Track ll, National Honor Society ll, 12 fPresidentj Top Ten Pieces of Advice 1. Question Authority. 2. Do not know how many people are in Earth, Wind and Fire. 3. Act like your teachers are smarty they like that. 4. Do not pronounce liposuction, lip-oh-suc-tion. 5. Chew with your mouth closedg you get more food. 6. Do not lose hope that someday there will be a realistic toupee. 7. If Mike Lytle begins to take off his clothesg just ignore him. 8. Do not bother to say the book was better than the movie. 9. Ask why we have warsg liberals like that. . You can pick your nose. Your friends can pick their noses. But you cannot pick your friends' noses. My first supernatural feat. The Graduating Class of '88 hilip Portwood Among our memories of Philip will live our recollection of him in 1987-B8 as the most spirited student driver who braved the ice storm to get to school on Wednesday, January 6, thereby wrecking his beloved, handbuilt truck in the process. It was truly a sacrifice beyond the call of duty. The Graduating Class of '88 Scott Payne Soccer ll, 12, Cross Country ll, 12, Basketball ll, Track H WQMHGI Just Mika TQ Say U U U NCQ WAYQ The G d ing Class of '88 ret Redman Cross Country ll, 12, National Honor Society il, 12 fTreasurerQ No corny will or goofy words of wisdom here. Check out the other pages!!! The Graduating Class of '88 avid Stillman It is time to say good-bye to Ms. McCardIe, Mrs. Hunter, and Mrs. I Dauphin whom I have known for so many years. I leave Mr. Brigham my environmental science folder with all of i the highlighted packets in it. I leave Mr. Smith more strange topics R for stories in future humanities classes. I leave Ms. DeLavan high I scores on S.A.T.'s for all future students. Finally, I leave the iGlenwood School muddy parking lots and buildings to the Park Z Academy. Maybe they will have as much fun over the years as I did. The Graduating Class of '88 Melissa Watson Melissa Q. . . and Robbyj Robby and Melissa. - Day and nightg night and clay. One of the toughest schedules on campus! . . since feeling is first, who pays attention to the syntax . . fe. e. cummingsj The Graduating Class of '88 :Fri Lisa ains Student Council 12, fPresidentJ, Dance Company 9, 10, ll, 12 My name is Lisa Rains and l'm a newcomer to Glenwood this year, but l have enjoyed it so very much. Being elected president of student council has given me the chance to give back to the school and the student body, my appreciation for a wonderful year. I hope l've made this a better year for everyone. Thanks to my friends and the staff at Glenwood for making this a special year for me, one l'll always remember!!! x, .N 5. 1f1 Yi1 3 ri, f -an-W Inq '1 ' aa.'di.'+CzWf' The Graduating Class of '88 154 X X X Z pssssw WW 135 L. Mc With the theme of I heard a rumor, the Glenwood yearbook staff kept its eyes and ears open to the many changes through- A out the year. r 1wig f ey SQ 99: ! s I 1 3 E X Q X Z . 4 fi YEARBOOK YEARBOOK A. ANDREWS D I 39 1 3 v ,ivz f X. . I lvr ,k , r ,figs qs KYM ,, t . - KVM Susan Bone - editor, Kym Schirmer -- asst. editorfphoto edit. Allison Hopkins, Troy Smith, Steve Lapensohn, Amy Plotkin, Wendy Horowitz, Andrea Serur, Renee Chauviere, Stephen McWilliams, Kandi Alexander, Lorraine Dono, Matt Wise, Kenneth Allen, Matt White, Justin Pickering, Chris Mueller, Alese Watson, Heather Crossland, Bryan Brown, Amanda Stanger, Kim Honeycutt, Kelly Best, Kristi Alexander 'yy' YEARBOOK Y37 National Honor Society Congratulations once again to our new members Alan Pita, Aubrey Hill, Heather Ehman, and John Moore. Charter members are Brenden Mesch fPresidentJ, Susan Bone Nice-Presidentj, Desi Dunn fSecretaryJ, and Bret Redman Qtreasurerj. These students have been recognized for scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service. 73? NHS J Q S. PITA S. PITA S. PITA S. PITA NHS 13? S.A.D.D. sruligiirir CCDLINCIL Lisa Rains QPres.j, Steve Lapensohm Nice Pres.J, Kandi Alexander fSec.J, Allison Hopkins fTreas.J, Darren Ryan, James Espy, Kristi Alexander, Amber Foster, Joe Verner, David Verner, Tim Talpas, Jeff Hurman, Gary Boudreau, Justin Thompson fnot picturedj, Gavva Burns Knot picturedj sponsors - Mr. Smith, Ms. DeLavan , ACTIVITIES X I LATIN CLUB Desi Dunn, Kristi Alexander, Phillip Portwood, Mr. Martin fsponsorj, Jimmy Ivy, Jay Galloway, Aubrey Hill, Adam Eisenstein, Robby Moy, Mark Roach, Heath McCrady, Sam Sikora, Kevin Lambert, John Christ XQK. Amber Foster, Kim Honeycutt, Kelly Best, Alese Watson, Mrs. McWilliams fsponsorj ACTIVITIES I HBAJA 7 77 WWW Z ACTIVITIES On January 23, 1988, The Glenwood School marine science and environmental science classes took a field trip to Baja, Mexico. The students traveled on a 90-foot boat, The Spirit of Adventure to uninhabited islands down on the coast of Baja. The students went to islands such as San Martin, San Benitos, and Cedros Island. They got to watch the California gray whales in their natural habitat. Also, the students watched the harbor seals, elephant seals and sea-lions along the shores of the islands and they were able to identify many species on the shores with the help of the head naturalist, Dr. Theodore Walker and his wife, Betty. Thanks to Mr. Tony take a picture Brigham who made this wonderful trip possible for the following people: Mrs. Becky let's fish Brigham, Kristi I want a hot shower Alexander, Kandi Rock Rules Alexander, Steve Acey Ducey Tricey Licey Lapensohn, Cash do you know any pranks? Wolf- son, Sam take another Sikora, David Iet's party Stillman, Clint I want to rock Housely, Wendy Owl My sunburn Horowitz, Heath Iet's climb it McCrady, Elizabeth where's my passport? Schopmeyer, Kenya the boat's gonna blow up! McKinney, and Mr. John look what I found McCrady, and also thanks to the crew for their continuous hospitality. By: Kandi Alexander and Steve Lapensohn ACTIVITIES 743 144 X -,,.--- X f 9 5 6' Q? Q Q Q 8 s agent? ,,w,sx!xxxm,. 4 3 2 -if-1' . 145 swow MVS v -if ,I 4 Y -1 ' - -05.16 146 CANDIDS 4. ,, , ,, - 7, - - -1 ag ' I A 9 Glenwood students take time out between classes to throw a few snowballs during one of the few snowfall days in Dallas. ww' xx . ! Ky Kym f CANDIDS 147 KVM , CANDIDS KVM KVM R. MEYER i' J KYM W -f-iw:-wfzix, K KVM of-xmouos 749 HALLOWEEN 4 w W My xi 1 4 , MY ' vw- ,:x.4 ,,:f vw 'QS X X3 WW 7 in ws- KYM KYM ' KYM 4 K.. A We V ,V FXJ -W W ,A wx I-ff ,jj vw . A 7335. KVM R 1' KVM x i s .f, ,X -F Tl.: ,. k Kms ' 'alffii 3 'f' - fy 1 -pf' Kg: , , , 6' yn ii. rg 5, 'fi Qwswmas ie- , R: Q1 .S ui? r, ' it Wky, 2 - I s-1 , ,X .1 CANDIDS KYM KVM I CANDIDS A-me it M Q Ng 4 gn 3 1 HYX , f, is W 'NN J KYM fx yd!! KVM Glenwood students show their real personalities at lunch time. KVM I CANDIDS 153 N if 5 ' W 1 ' 0 ' H .... ,Q - ,I AQ f , if K- 1 ' V A ' ' I I CANDIDS x v Zii 6 ,fl 6 ij. ,L ., - t 4,1 , f ff V4 A N-.,MkVJp?5i0im9 EE? 4, f ,yffw f .ff ' ., s A Q k Wagyw CANDIDS 155 756 Q 3 E o 1 5 Gi xx Q? 1 1 1 XX- I KYM One of the highlights of the Junior Varsity soccer season was the co-ed game against Dallas Academy, which Glenwood won. 755 J.v. soccer: KVM KYM JUNIQIQ vAl2SlTv , I KVM J.V. SOCCER , , .W , 121, v,,,,,,,, 15? N UN Q CD o 0 0 TTI E l , i .. i we lf. if . 1 . g 1 Y 1 ., T, 1 . I 4 , ' ' ' 1 ., , ,W , l,h,,,,,, f I, gg ' . -.A ' . - ' ' t, V, , . r 1 ftop rowl Coach Martin, Cash Wolfson, Jay Galloway, David Frankel, Matt Wise, Greg Schwalm, James Espy, Mike Lytle, 5 Coach Miller Cbottom rowl Kevin Lambert, Cary Boudreau, Bryan Brown, Randall Hensley, Jimmy Ivy, Scott Payne Qnot l Picturedj Kennith Allen, Johnny Foley, Robby Moy, Stephen Martin, Steve Lapensohn, Mark Becker, Jeff Pechar The 1987 Varsity soccer team has been very successful this year. The Jaguars improved their 1 record from last year's 3-8-19 to this year's 10-3-1. This performance earned the '87 Jaguars first place in T.A.P.S. District 8. The team then went on to the regional playoffs to beat the St. John Crusaders 3-1. The T.A,P.S. state championships were held in Waco, with Glenwood losing the first game 3-1. John Foley scored the Jaguars' single goal against Northland Christian of Houston. The team waited for the next game and then played great. At the end of the game it was tied 2-2 with Glenwood and the Awty International School going into double overtime. Finally it ended Jaguars - 3, Lions - 2, with two goals by John Foley and one by Robby Moy. Because of their great performances, John Foley and Randall Hensley were named to the All Tournament Team. The season ended with the Jaguars 1st in their district, 1st in their region and 3rd in state. SOCCER 761 l 4 1 ,f 44 I?fNH z 4 ff . Q 1. M- , . .., ., f-V-. N . X , , 'R xx xl XA, ,. ' 2, N X 2, -x xx . , X , ' -,N A Y ' -f' X ' ' 'X - 1 , 'X , H xfilx ' Xxx XXX-,!'-.H x' , -.'X ' . , 'V h .XV X X wx XR N xx .,.. N- ,X E: X RN XE X ,X R R xxx K X, --X , X X X x X-. K ' K ,xvti . .X X xl -X A X . ft X X XX X ' K - X x - X XXX R 4-xx x w X X I' ' , X. .X x I X -' 1 - L.,-, X X ,K , X Hx - -X xx x, Y ' ' if I 3 '- X . Z N'x'-1-Rl ' L x X 1 xxx. ' sg' K N N - :,f',w, WA. M. X X' A Y ' - X R K X ' 4 '..f,.,iYf S' x X- KX I ' 1 . . -X Vx .J, -I . 6 ' K ,J i -, :F -,V , 3 X Ki Ak - , sax ri w ......, H f f f . x -' 2, 1 f J f,, f'1'-ana ., , ,K M W Q wig A ' Nw xx' ' ' ij? 3 -I , f if-Q W' x 1 NTHSYQ ,. x ' fa x . V W '- -,.. A V -I ,nyig ' gh f f . M -X ' + Qi ,L , 5 In I - 4 , , SOCCER - -:sm in k J, V ,MU - vg5,,,l ' H. . 4 SOCCER 163 :gi A ,ff ,va .i ..f , ,N , -,Ng sa - t 5. A 5 .SL gtwks 5,ii, ,,I5 '55 . 'ifQTQ3GA ?g-giving ,wax fiixjlv A Qg'M,M my I ,L itll W i K. ,N wb: .T 2.1 .1 . yo ,Ln . T V iii ' exif., ' li 41 i123i'f swf' . ,C ' ..... Ea . i KVM KYM fbottom rowj Larry Martin, Asst. Coach, Mike Lytle, Randall Hensley, Travis Edwards, Cash Wolfson, ftop TOWD Kevin Lambert, ManagerfTrainer, Justin Thompson, Trevor Brotman, Herbie Kuter, David Frankel, James Espy, Greg Schwalm, David Lowen, Coach Knot picturedl Steve Martin, Kym Schirmer, Stats 764 VARSITY BASKETBALL KYM Y J. MURDOCK Varsity Basketball I Alan Pita, Brenden Mesch, Jimmy Ivy, John Moore, Bret Redman, Sam Sikora, Scott Payne, Coach: Larry Martin J. GALLOWAY ,,,'a J, GALLOWAY J. GALLOWAY 166 CROSS COUNTRY ,1 J '-A X E , g A W -. gr 9 . h , . , i F 'E 4 I ,1 , , - 3- ,., Q . . V , V. . . K' V :fi x Wfr.. ' ' W ' W . ,.,, , 5 . M ' I 'TTY F ' 'fl , J, GALLOWAY , 1 'r.M,,,y 5, M- f V - - , f, gf f, r rw.. ,Q 'J' sf' ,. r ,Cl Xfyqvit H ffgzq. 4,115 ,, I A ,V 5, -W-f' . . J. GALLOWAY J. GALLOWAY MAN' J. GALLOWAY Track Team Members: John Moore, Cary Boudreau, Michelle Walovits, Herbie Kuter, Kym Schirmer, Trevor Brotman, Robby Moy, Steve Lapensohn. TR CK TRACK 167 ftopj Sarah Jacob, Heather Ehman fmiddlel Allison Hopkins, Susan Bone, Elizabeth Schopmeyer Qbottomj Melissa Lynch Knot picturedj Julie Becker, Sabrina Sayles CHEERLEADING O99 O 0 9 009 'UL 115 ' R. Meyer BRINA KVM X n X -1: , , ,sn f as .u..Q..., .Q M LJ L1 1 L4 L41 5 L L41 15 T L41 5 f 1 CHEERLEADING 170 TENNIS . W Q, A 1 - ggiieur X ' A ktiiif .1 Q if .V X r . 'SQ Q .,xE T N Q Q h sign Q 'P t h i ,11 I f .L I it , ,Q fi , .gh . ' .,. U -vw-' awww Wg? iw Q00 Q5k A-sg IMMSMUHFWY . ,. - Wyykh K ar V . i V . L 'K 'f K V -,5.m,,,.,,... ,535 :V 'C ff' gf- if . . . K f ' -- , 'f7'T ? , ., ,J ? fm ' - . , zz ' F ' '3,J2i i - ' . K ' ' . ,. . .V ..xf,. . ., ,,, ,V . W , - AW, ,... Qvf f 7f'i?EXi?w'45i?E1'-1' WWW i iT ' fj? 9 WTLQf ,f V21 .if H ' l f VV. ., Mk . . 1 I 1 'M ,,,, wuz' --P' ' Y ,' 'O' . ..,.., iw.. X- -- 1 . L-'. AVVVA .. 1' '-'- z,:-: fss::afi,:': -1 ' H M 'f ' ' Y fy , L,,, Q,h1v,..,Ax, W ,.,,, ...M ,, ,J .YLV ,V , , VIL? Aff! Tennis Team Members, Susan Bone, Karen Marricle, Randall Hensley, Allison Hopkins, Angel Generes, Au- brey Hill, Cash Wolfson, Mike Lytle, Travis Edwards, David Frankel, Steven Martin, Kevin Tuggle, Jimmy lvy, Alan Pita, Adam Eidenstein, Ryan Hensley, Lor- raine Dono, Sara Jacobs. TENNIS 171 A. illn- g ,-gn-.P ,72 Sports GH! ya W.,-V - B y C SPORTS 1 B B Sports 175 K ii.,- I X - 000 l msmgi W 066 Q , Q0 l 59 BQSBBSQQNXK l ! l lxX I I ' H H S ' - A A IZZA - I I lt 1 AI I ' The Best in East Coast Style Pizza Proudly SUPPOWS I - DAILY LUNCHEON BUFFET THE GLENWOOD SCHOOL - Pizza, Pasta, Breadsticks and Hot Cinnamon Rolls 1 ' Home delivery available Limited Area .- - Private Club Memberships Available Free I I 2'2'2lQ'rZaL'Lily'ld' USES' Cfujjgggggfgjsfjigfedienfs 1l'22nfLeSSH'l-Jffi ' I 596-3303 Dallas Morning News 93'-271 I - I llllllllp ZV' pIllllllll :Ho me-mae 1 2.2 Thanks to everyone who helped with the yearbook. It looks great! Mrs. Andrews To The Graduating Q, class of '88: - - Q . ' O -l x V' l bl , 7 ', 565 O06 Rkljssaieeredlile ii 69 QQ X. When you were born, vp C 6 Q! OO' you were dropped Hmm ' OO Kg A Q!-l 9 J' on your head!!! ' ' T' C, S0 gg O4 Q .6 xzmc 94.5 h X! -i 8 Love, the action O8 qgfb twins, Q QQ, K.R.A. 5 S.H.L. BN I FAMILY AIVIUSEIVIENT CENTER PRESTONWOOD, COLL IN CREEK, IRVING, THE PARKS AT ARLINGTON W G ' IVIENT CENTER W.. HULEN, SIX FLAGS, SHER-DEN IVIALLS I THE IIIENWIIIIII SIIHIIIII Nickels and D S FAMILY AMUSEMENT CENTERS imes Incorporat d 777 Congratulations Wendy on completing your sophomore year. Love, Mommie 81 Daddy 1 if -Q Jeff John Jason 349-6225 644-2594 341 -766 I 178' Best Wishes to Dr. Gwyn Brownlee and Staff: We have the utmost respect and appreciation for all you do. From The Members of the Parents Association Board. 779 COBWEBS DEE DEE WILLIAMS JOY KIRKPATRICK p AULA BLUE BUY 8 SELL ANTIQUES AND PIECES of GLDE I1 COLLECTIBLES COBWEBS ANTIQUES MALL TLIES.-SAT. 10-6 , , 512 LOCKWOOD SUN. 12-5 t Paula 5 Attlq RICHARDSON, 42145 669-8277 TEXAS 75080 o 214-239-1254 Counuy , H I- 54 f q Nadine'S Traditions Cup50arCf 4. gi u Dons, Toys, Collectables -1- nf! Qiotqlz' ANTIQUES, ETC. ' 1. X' Joy van H5565 1110 STRATFORD ,L Cobwebs Antique Mon e RICHARDSON, 75080 I VL 1.6. E12 Lockwood 214-783-2469 ' ichardson, Te 75080 -DIIECIIBIIYS 4244, 669,B27,XaS S NADINE KIRKLAND Pat HeSter's Antiques 6 Collectables Judy' Judy' 214-424-0350 a JUCIY S AYIUCIUCS COBWEBS ANTIQUES MALL SZBIYSEBSWQPSIBQUE MALL JUDY BLAKE 512 I-OCKWOOD RICHARDSON, TX 75080 42145349-3421 RICHARDSON, TEXAS 75080 42145669-8277 42145437-4522 gil. ,.,.. ..., SALEM ANTIQUES GRAIWIS THIS I OLDE II jeannette Esposito '. Antiques, Vintage Clothing, Hand Painted Clothing and Wood, Craft Supplies, Country Items. Custom Work Available 690-1009. S ally Powell 42145 964-2894 Mil'-' ' W ' ll-rg We buy and sell antiques and Iiectibles 512 Lockwood I 1430 Ave. K Richardson, TX 75080 U5-f Cfnnnnwn 2-SLM' Ufnwwn Plano, TX 75074 O Cogvvzgs dqnliquu 2Mol'l' 42145 669-8277 W Locgwom, 42145 423-8697 in cpicgnufson, 75080 1 214-644-6800 - Q fafvatnz Duncan fplupmizlun 130 The TONE DEAF COWBOYS The Feral Sons of the Pioneers Rhythm S Bluegrass - Apocalypso - Texas Folk S Roll John Williams Amy Coffman QHJ 214-987-1385 12141542-6512 QWJ 214-363-5457 THREE CHORDS AND A CLOUD OF DUST Jomes H. Siepielo President Birkdole Homes p 16475 Dollos Porkwog Suits 290 Dalles, Twos ' 75248 ' t2!45 250-2900 V PHILIP VCIGEL St CO. PC CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS BERNARD W. RADEN, CPA SHAREHOLDER 1200 THREE FOREST PLAZA 12221 MERIT DRIVE DALLAS, TEXAS 75251 2141386-4200 Best Wishes Dr. Gwyn Brownlee and The Glenwood Students and Teachers Burt Housley Housley Fence Co MARY ANN GREGORY, M.S. PSYCHOTHERAPIST INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, MARITAL, STRESS MANAGEMENT, AND CAREER COUNSELING 12700 HILLCREST sums 244 DALLAS, TX 75230 12141 233-6677 We extend our apprecia- tion to the Glenwood teachers and staff with special thanks to Super teacher Tony Brigham for the memorable Baja trip. Clint Housley and Family. IX! 7672 len ood Graduates Y . A lvl. ,. -eb Qi . 3 M, ,f,,f -irll fk Ul u, S ,V E J fxx . P 1' . K G Tint-QM . , elif' Y 'A'.. ' Nl fm' .. I - I , if Qi,,,,,f QV -f es. 3324 .9 V , I I A A QW -I WM ,n,,, yf - ' ,fm I - ' . is ff ' ff off i f f , A 3 ll? wi? 'l l 1 ff f 3 + LE I ff . if ,f ' 'P ggzlvyl I lv- - X H K le l I -s li- 11 . fe 2 ,,, ' - ' i f 1 f 4 I 4'-'i 'v. 1 5 f l ,,, ' lx S ,,i,f I 2 1 ,. V- ? f ff ' ' ' . , I i, ,,., V , l , , , F' V.,-,rv E o oa , . Q V ,- , fi 4 3 '1 ::-,-, 'g ' ,. K V' 21,7 v, , l - dMY14.,. Mp. -. 'N ' ,a ww ' 4 7 3' he f ' A, I gym If A I ' fff'l?Q,2ff1 M Saint-Gaudens Congratulations to jim I oy and all the I 988 Gl Seniors p rin and Steve Ivy, Numismatists enwood School . james Hal e EIEl5l'D5GlI-I RARE CO1 i Dallas Dusseldorf Paris The Heritage Building ' 311 Market Street' Dallas T S it rland , exas 75202-9990 ' WATS: 800-US COINS 1872-646311 'iw Texas: 214-742-2200 THE WORLD 'S LARGESTRARE COIN DEALER. S-MMM 52 NUMISMATIC Cm m.M.mb.. la: GUARANTY wwe -, h l.m.,N..,.,.m06 gg 33 CORPORATIQN -1-V11 .V Mmm .,,....m.,., mmm,-Mn - or AMERICA 'M' ANA Pfffffflllfw' Au1'HoalzsoMsMssmoEALsn Founding The Glenwood School was an act of love for Glenn Holmes, her love for children, and her love for education. She also loved music and theatre and with that in mind, these lines from A Chorus Line might remind us all once more of our school's founder: Kiss today good-bye The sweetness and the sorrow We did what we had to do And I can't regret what I did for love What I did for love Look, my eyes are dry 'I'he gift was ours to borrow . . . But I won't forget what I did for love What I did for love Gone . . . Love is never gone ' As we travel on Love's what we'll remember Kiss today good-bye And point me t'Ward tomorrow Won't forget Can't regret What I did for love What I did for love Marvin Harnlisch and Edward Kleban Failure is not in our vocabulary. Glenn Holmes C1926-19871 David, Alice, Alan 8c Amy Pita 135 Good Luck to The Glenwood School John, Heleno, Dorren ond Jon Ryan C oNoRATuLAT1oNs, RENEE! Love, from Dad, Mom, hoooho, N. oooh ,- oooooho.oo ,hooo,hoMo,hoo , L74 Q29 Ted, Cloe, and Li matching shirts for the entire family C C ' ' 3 3 des1gns by d0tt1 Sweats for all occasions! Dotti Boss Birthdays Halloween 380-8098 Christmas Easter july 4th TGlenwooa' Xi 1' GARLAND SPORTS CENTER, INC . 2025 OLD MILL RUN GARLAND, TX 75042 530- 19 l 0 494-2035 Specializing in soccer softball, baseball, and basketball school jackets. Sweats ana' tees sol 1y's barbecue Thanks to the Unit III Teachers U 1 ,.f. for Q SQL The Sulih Brothers 7675 I 136 Haw 0,4 'XX f 74a ?mem'4 ' 1-feaaciafldavz 0,4 7444 Qfemaaad Sedan! . T .fx f ef if Q.. Q32 5 7 2 L 7:f5l,'1,ifI55 wg.. 11-H - NZ: Mom, Dad, and Karen IX? Congratulations Jill! Love, Congratulations, Under - 8 Girls, on a Great Fall Season' From Your Proud Moms and Dads wg, x fx V' Julie! .5 N 4 S P -.MKXXN x We Love You, Mom, Dad, Brad, Mark, Mitzi and Beejay May your dreams come true l?0 Angel Generes To raise an angel is to know a joy few experience on earth. Our angel has grown into a beautiful young woman, both physically and mor- ally. She is independent and strong, yet listens and tries to understand the advice we give. She is loyal and true to her many friends and her family. Her future is at hand and bright because she is who she is . . . Angel. We love you, Mom and Dad e Left to Right: Alan Pita, Heather Ehman, Aubrey Hill, John Moore Qlnngratnlatiunz tu the new members ui the Ni-XEINIBNAEI QQBNQBE QCEQIIEEEIE EHFUI11 Glhe Bitzi ilhlmilg l?l 74aa6qaa Dauglcw 5 Qaeda Scdodwww THANK YGU Dr. Brownlee, for pulling through this year!!! Love, Amy Pita Emily Tesoriero Lesley Singer Dr. Gwyn Brownlee, Thanks for Keeping Glenwood a family. Dr. 8: Mrs. Richard Iaeckle l?2 8: Iudy ONE MORE LOOK 1 MJ' l?3 BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS TO THE GLENWOOD SCHOOL FROM: NORMAN, FAWN,, JEFFREY, BRIAN, JODI PAYSON I I DESIGNERS DEN A .0 will WORTH A TRIP FROM ANYWHERE! Dear GLENWOOD FRIENDS, For over eight years, thousands of smart shoppers have shopped at Designers Den and have found that dressing well does not have to be expensive. My store offers the best of every season's women's clothes, jewelry, and accessories in a full range of nationally advertised prices. It is a store full of designer names that you'll recognize - and a store that never sacrifices service to slash prices. Designers Den . . . a store for the well-dressed woman who cares as much about value as she does about style. I invite you to shop with us and to enjoy this styles and colors at 207, to 3098 and more below special offer to you. AlN NORMAN PAYSON I The New 14815 INWOODXADDISON ROADS - DALLAS, TEXAS DESIGNERS DEN I A 5 214-991-1855 . la 5 5 S -' HOURS 9 :Muna vntzvg f I I ,MM , Mon., Wed., Fri. I0-7 LBJ Tues. 5 Thurs. IO-9 Sat. IO-6 ' 325.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE i 6 , ' ' FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF 525.00 OR MORE I 3, IL ' Ktjmim FROM DESIGNERS DEN j s fx 27 'ill K, ' Limit one per customer V - k 'I I ' May not be used in conjunction with any offer - H 5 , ' Allow I4 days for mailing .. P tg' I' - 'Valid through December 1988 oLs. E . f74 A D WILLIAM BETHEL COBB, M.D., P.A. DIPLOMATE OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY SURGERY OF EAR, NOSE, AND THROAT ALLERGY OF EAR, NOSE, AND THROAT HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 3809 W. 15th STREET TELEPHONE: 12145 596-4005 BUILDING 700 QANSWERED 24 HOURS, PLANO, TEXAS 75075 Shear Amy, The Glenwood Student Council would like to Thank Dr. Gwyn Brownlee for her support and leadership throughout this difficult year. 60llgl'af.'5 ON, G greaf JOIJLOIYLOFQ year. fwo l'l'l0l'e love, Wm, lad, ww! flue red of tlw I9f0tLzn famify Aos f95 fo go! we fave you very mucll. I 196 voun fnounss if we vmusu 5 N aj Br T on glhfbgt 25,3 1, Q gi KE X . 15870 Midway Rd. Addison, Texas 75244 1 -214--404-OO55 1 -800-872-191 1 Best Wishes to the Glen wood Class of '88 from Advanced Technology for Motor Sports! L Glass: QE 03335 l i Q , ADS 197 ,ZLHI .J1l..! -1 Im L pialms l27:3 Haro, children are an lurilage porn flu L f ADS ongrafufafionri, .jgridi 2,l 6 IJPOMCJ of you! 4:17002 you, mul mom, .Kam1i, jeg, anJ gannie may IAQ ricAly MM you anal Lezp you allways. Aikman, Gordon p. 79 Alexander, Kandi p. 104 Alexander, Kristi p. 106 Allen, Kenneth p. 106 Aranson, Heidi p. 82 Aronoff, Alex p. 42 Arvizu, Kevin p. 101 Atalla, Mark p. 31 Auerbach, Kenneth p. 18 Azcona, Matthew p. 43 Baker, Stephanie p. 19 Barbeau, Beau p. 29 Barbour, Jeff p. 93 Becker, Julie p. 108 Becker, Mark p. 95 Berger, Monica p. 42 Best, Kelly p. 83 Best, Molly p. 42 Bishop, Caroline p. 21 Bishop, Clay p. 53 Bishop, Kelley p. 27 Bober, Matthew p. 16 Bone, Susan p. 109 Boss, Brittany p. 44 Boss, Sloan p. 29 Boudreau, Cary p. 92 Box, Nicholas p. 21 Brotman, Trevor p. 95 Brown, Lori p. 29 Browning, Billy p. 97 Browning, Brian p. 27 Buck, Megan p. 17 Buck, Phillip p. 29 Buford, Kyle p. 41 Burns, Gavra p. 92 Campbell, Margaret p. 92 Cancelosi, Carol p. 97 Castellano, Tony p. 101 Chauviere, Cloe p. 40 Chauviere, Li p. 29 Chauviere, Renee p. 81 Chauviere, Ted p. 53 Christ, John p. 110 Cobb, Adam p. 78 Coit, Cheryl p. 96 Coker, Lauren p. 19 Combs, Trey p. 28 Cook, Lucius p. 97 Crone, James p. 111 Crossland, Heather p. 83 Index Davis, Lee p. 79 DeLavan, Neil p. 56 DeSouza, Jeff p. 19 DeSouza, O. p. J. p. 18 Deck, Michael p. 17 Dees, lan p. 80 Dickerson, Kelly p. 18 Dixon, Elaine p. 97 Donald, Jennifer p. 93 Dono, Jeff p. 54 Dono, Lorraine p. 100 Dono, Paul p. 52 Drabicky, Anne p. 52 Drabicky, Nicholas p. 27 Drabicky, Victor p. 43 Dunn, Desi p. 112 Duty, Mary p. Beth p. 29 Edwards, Travis p. 113 Ehman, Heather p. 104 Ehman, Matthew p. 80 Eisenstein, Adam p. 93 Espy, James p. 100 Ewing, Jill p. 115 Fanous, lssa p. 83 Fanous, Tina p. 29 Ferebee, Scott p. 31 Fischbach, David p. 40 Fisher, Elizabeth p. 16 Foley, John p. 114 Foster, Amber p. 83 Frankel, David p. 93 Freeland, Michelle p. 27 Galloway, Jay p. 117 Generes, Angel p. 116 Giacobbe, Lauren p. 52 Giacobbe, Rob p. 43 Gilstrap, Erin p. 96 Goldman, Gina p. 41 Gonzalez, Tony p. 78 Gordon, Adam p. 52 Greco, Lauren p. 18 Greco, Melissa p. 30 Griffiths, Kelli p. 92 Grizzle, David p. 119 Haig, Asher p. 29 Hajee, Arif p. 52 Hajee, Shaheen p. 52 Hammond, Ariel p. 20 Hancock, Stephen p. 53 Hensley, Randall p. 118 Hensley, Ryan p. 103 Hill, Aubrey p. 102 Hollaman, Chance p. 44 Honeycutt, Kim p. 83 Hopkins, Allison p. 121 Horn, Natalie p. 82 Horowitz, Wendy p. 95 Housley, Clint p. 100 Howes, Beth p. 43 Hyatt, Darrell p. 80 lvy, James p. 120 Jacob, Sarah p. 102 Jaeckle, Judy p. 56 Jarmul, Jessica p. 20 Jarmul, Katharine p. 20 Jennelle, Shane p. 80 Johnson, Corey p. 103 Johnson, Karie p. 55 Jones, Robert p. 19 Jones, Warren p. 52 Kalahar, Amy p. 103 Kaufman, Andrew p. 26 Kaufman, Jason p. 54 Kaufman, Matthew p. 40 King, Marcus p. 17 Kirkpatrick, Tracy p. 100 Kirk, Angela p. 123 Koneval, Cassandra p. 52 Kosan, Chad p. 26 Kosan, Shannon p. 52 Krage, Jensen p. 28 Krage, Kristen p. 20 Kroney, Harper p. 92 Kuter, Herb p. 122 Lambert, Kevin p. 94 Lapensohn, Steven p. 104 Lasky, Andrew p. 27 Laude, Joshua p. 31 Laude, Whitney p. 18 Leamy, Claire p. 27 Leon, Bianka p. 21 Leon, Esmeralda p. 4 Leon, Jesus p. 58 Levy, Anna p. 29 Lo, Stewart p. 54 Loicano, Martin p. 83 Loomstein, Jamie p. 56 Lowe, Aaron p. 20 Lynch, Melissa p. 100 Lytle, Michael p. 104 Index Lytle, Stephen p. 57 Mainelli, Molly p. 75 Manuel, Abigail p. 28 Maraist, Matthew p. 54 Marcus, Andrew p. 125 Markley, Edwin p. 53 Marricle, Karen p. 124 Martin, Leslie p. 21 Martin, Stephen p. 92 Marx, Louis p. 78 Marzloff, Blake p. 27 Maxwell, Natalia p. 18 Mesch, Brenden p. 127 Moore, Haley p. 40 Moore, John p. 101 Moore, Matthew p. 26 Morris, Wayne p. 19 Moy, Robby p. 126 Mueller, Chris p. 81 Murphy, James p. 58 Murray, p. p. 20 Murray, Neans p. 28 McCrady, Heath p. 93 McCrady, Waring p. 56 McGough, Jennifer p. 41 McKinney, Kenya p. 94 McNeill, Trevor p. 56 McWilliams, Stephen p. 81 Nadelman, Lesie p. 42 Nadelman, Remy p. 18 Nail, Jason p. 30 Naylor, Blayne p. 26 Nester, Jason p. 92 Nuckels, John p. 103 Parmer, Jason p. 53 Payne, Scott p. 129 Payson, Jeff p. 26 Pearson, Jeff p. 80 Pechar, Jeff p. 95 Phillips, John p. 41 Pickering, Justin p. 79 Pita, Alan p. 100 Pita, Amy p. 55 Plotkin, Amy p. 95 Pool, Elizabeth p. 28 Portwood, Philip p. 128 Pretorius, Kate p. 20 Pyndus, Kathryn p. 29 Pyndus, Stuart p. 57 1 Raden, Aaron p. 31 Railey, Tate p. 18 200 Index Rains, Alisa p. 133 Redman, Bret p. 130 Reppo, Jacob p. 27 Ricks, Matthew p. 28 Ricks, Megan p. 16 Rise, Richard p. 55 Roach, Mark p. 96 Roberts, Logan p. 42 Roberts, Zachary p. 58 Robinson, Taylor p. 44 Rogers, Chad p. 82 Rooker, Drew p. 79 Rosener, Kimberly p. 20 Rosener, Kristen p. 16 Ruckel, Chip p. 101 Rugoff, Danielle p. 21 Ryan, Darren p. 102 Ryan, Jonathan p. 53 Salih, Jonah p. 58 Salih, Noah p. 54 Sanders, Mary p. Leigh p. 26 Sayed, Amra p. 41 Sayed, Nasreen p. 27 Sayles, Sabrina p. 103 Schiff, Jennifer p. 40 Schiff, Rebecca p. 57 Schirmer, Beth p. 56 Schirmer, Kim p. 102 Schopmeyer, Elizabeth p. 102 Schulman, Doug p. 42 Schulman, Jacie p. 17 Schwalm, Greg p. 100 Schwartz, Kimberlyp. 30 Sens, Phillip p. 40 Serur, Andrea p. 95 Shapard, Jeff p. 55 Sheely, Jack p. 31 Sheely, Juliana p. 28 Shoemaker, Ani p. Jo p. 58 Shoemaker, Lexi p. 16 Shoemaker, Marce p. 97 Shull, Katie p. 44 Siepiela, Lauren p. 18 Sikora, Sam p. 94 Singer, Jamie p. 57 Singer, Lesley p. 57 Smith, Troy p. 94 Solov, Bradley p. 19 Song, Jennifer p. 42 Spencer, Brian p. 54 Springer, Jenny p. 42 Stanger, Amanda p. 82 Steinfink, Adam p. 28 Steinfink, David p. 44 Stephenson, Jarret p. 21 Stephenson, Jonathan p. 30 Stewart, Leslie p. 16 Stillman, David p. 131 Straub, Chris p. 55 Stubblefield, Kristen p. 44 Stubblefield, Michael p. 53 Talpas, Tim p. 81 Tamburrino, Marcello p. 83 Tesoriero, Emily p. 57 Tesoriero, Rebecca p. 42 Thompson, Justin p. 97 Thurmon, Jeff p. 96 Timko, Christopher p. 43 Tsze, Kenneth p. 78 Tuggle, Kevin p. 103 Twomey, Matthew p. 79 Verner, David p. 80 Verner, Joe p. 79 Verner, Michelle p. 104 Verner, Sarah p. 58 Vogel, Betsy p. 82 Vogel, Lisa p. 100 Vriezen, Luke p. 44 Walker, Walker, Watson Watson Watson Ashley p. 17 Charles p. 56 , Alese p. 83 , Lazarus p. 19 , Melissa p. 132 West, Evan p. 30 Westmoreland, Bart p. 92 Westmoreland, Corey p. 57 Westmoreland, Jared p. 53 White, Allison p. 31 White, Matt p. 78 Whitten, Zachary p. 41 Wilbur, Nicole p. 56 Williams, Robby p. 94 Wiora, Shane p. 58 Wiora, Sheila p. 30 Wise, Matt p. 103 Wolfson, Cash p. 92 Woiouits, Michelle p. 100 Wynn, Dustin p. 28 Younse, Kristin p. 42 Zorbas, James p. 57 ,M Ma fW -W JUN? 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