Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1958 volume:

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We, the annual staff of 1958, hope that this yearbook may be that friend to bring back those wonderful memories of your days spent at Greenhill. REMEMBER WHEN . . 5 N lj, W Precious Memories ,Z , Sz 'Wil JF! -W , Q 1 A 35 mfg gf M A , JL, , P' . N ra fQ, ,L . UUE? E ,Sf X51 ' 'i 5 55 'J 295 Af y fl 'li If :Qi E 7 1 1 Vg ss gl my A gf 3,1 M . Q P Jr Q 5 'fiL'f1'f ki' fvifif ' Z 5: yfsf ,gg if -A f ,Q 3 F ek f ii QQ G 5 QQV Class of 1958, take great Y annual to a most i deserving Not only been an excellent language teach- D6 dvcat ed W body and sponsor of the Cavalcade, but she is, also, a and thoughtful friend to the entire student Therefore, it is with heartfelt appreciation that we dedicate the 1958 Cavalcade to Mrs. Frances H. Baldy. 2 5 g N l BOARD OF GO VER ORS PAT HENRY, JR. Chairman fiiigiliiiffifi' 76'?6V ?' ff 9 1359Piiiizllffffifmffliiififfwi D. HAROLD BYRD JEROME K. CROSSMAN V, BERNARD FULTON LEONARD GREEN EM L : ' tifilfii 1'-2? l it 5 5 is L51 . t NE ggi! :sr .,.g,,Sr?i!sr5f vw wif wfsswf Nizsiagir A-Ear: ,. ....,. ,Thu s . ln, sig THR U riggegfgalifz 11 iaufaf fflffw it im i r r ilifiiitfigi 77, c g g gj 2g,,tfs. f, jjfd, Sis it N t ifiiiiiii f iiiigifiiigigftg .Rv x - - W fig fir? ' il 1E Gi,tSggSzs5r5,s 52259 , r f - fififffiefissw 35255535 W Ffggfglffr 4 gt ,WRX ggi-it E H gg-r,2fgi3.z:Sw I fit L, , rx Qfilfsi? f' FRANK HARNDEN LINDSAY M. GREENE RAY HUBBARD' TR- Ii is filth! 4 li aim ,.,. f , ',:'. , -.-,. 5- 1-g.. Ms, . ,114-:--.:1gg9x1.:':'-E'- at 'L fr ug, T gl tw,-.f,.: , 5, 5 PAUL OsBORNE JACK JENKINS ROBERT L. MADDEN w. w. OVERTON, JR, GEORGE G. WARREflsI On behalf of the Board of Governors it affords me pleasure at this time to give a message to the graduat- ing class, to the student body and to the faculty. To the graduate - may we congratulate you on your accomplishments, on your wonderful spirit, and for your outstanding contribution to the betterment of our fine school. May we wish for you, as you begin your college careers, continued success, and may you always conduct yourselves along the very high standards you have at Greenhill. To the rest of the student body - we extend our thanks for your wonderful contribution to the betterment of our school, and hope you will continue to do your best in all things, and continue to have the fine school spirit that you have shown, and throughout the rest of your careers will continue to try to improve yourselves and thereby make Greenhill a better school. To the faculty - our deepest thanks and appreciation to you for the inspiration you have given your pupils, and the devotion to your jobs that has inspired us all to want to do greater things for Greenhill School. Pat Henry, Jr. , Chairman Board of Governors 553932214 , Q , Qfifif ya 1 J fi ,4 1 fwzsigff , .K X X X A .fkmw k . lsr!!-W ' 'lx W 7E1'ii'ifi, k. iilgm' ' liaise: H P , wlizelf. X , xiii. 3 J ,X . aww, I 91: Af 21 , - I ' '75-S. . , A HL, mil? 2 1324 . , 5' waives.: w:ffS1?TK f. -, 1 X ' 'fxalfiiiifeigrf all 'ff ,1-fi? k '1-iifg ihmf sz ' .g am f f w sg fm, M A ' A ' f' f ag A ' 55ew: .wE - V -:: :':':a. fi: ' B' ' , .:,: L :,, t f . , , V ' 5 mf j K f xg 4 in A . ' that we complete pf the faculty and In OLII Q 11. A. g f 'QM -. f V - your hves that Cvflfrlbl-We efgefsf- , rmsi fl! ff: 2 S zsaasga , . 5 if lmssiez,fsiw-'.-six' ff ' Pg r ' A gf. K3 1,HWt :.-wffEU?ff'ge:ew ,I ,. 4 , fm 1 M- www, L , 31 K 5 . K K ' 1 - wf 135521: - ' wf y , N' f wM,,, .2 ,510 im ,T f-ww W H M ' Tammy, ' DAVID L. HUNT Assistant Director B.A, , McMurray College M, A, , Southern Methodist FACULTY MRS. BILLIE MCBRIDE Secretary UQ mf BERNARD L. FULTON 6 . he Hearts of Stone MRS, F, H. BALDY French, Spanish B, A, , University of Richmond M. A. , Columbia University Cours Speciaux, La Sorbonne, Pa ris Director B. S. , Morris Harvey College M-, A, , Southern Methodist University MRS, R. C, CONLEE English B, A, , North Texas State College Southern Methodist University BEN W. GILMORE Tutor, Math and Science Southern Methodist University KENNETH E, CARLSON Math, Science B. S. , B. Ed. , Texas Christian University MRS. ROBERT W. FULKERSON Chairman Middle School B.S, , B.A, , Texas Technological College, McMurray College MRS. C. O, STUCK MRS. PAUL HUTCHISON Reading Latin, Study Hall B S , Western Michigan Colle e I O g B. A, , Texas University New York University arigif K Yr M MQ My sw + ROBERT L. STREIT xp I . , , 'VF -ff lw 'J 1 91 BERNARD LEMMONS Math, History B.A, , Texas A8LM Math, History i 3-9 B. A. , M, A, , Southern Methodist 'X hr-i University , '. D MRS. CHARLES A. MISURA Chairman Lower School B, A, , Washington University Northwestern University MRS. A. P. HAMMERSTROM MRS. HENRY R. PEROT Third Grade Fourth Grade Wayne State University B. A. . Gollchef College MRS. LOU P. LEFTWICH First Grade B, S. , Southern Methodist University HERBERT PHILLIPS Physical Education B,A. , Drake University BILL WHITEHEAD Physical Education Park Cities Y MRS. E. PAYSAN WILLARD Second Grade: Music B, A, , East Texas State Teachers College M. A, , George Peabody College JACK SEMONES Physical Education Direct Park Cities Y SIDNEY FOX Physical Education Park Cities Y HIGH SUCIETY' 6 ffiiiiiQi2i??22fifi' X .qqyoine 6 .41 fm X , 1 V is MH? ,s, m:'X'3'Ww wig, wx 's31HX Aunt Jemima als to mbsf' awe Imagination How Little We Know Girls' Club Co-Chairman of Devotional Committee French Award 56 Gourmet Club Editorial Staff JOYSAN BEENE Joysan Beene is the senior Senior of Greenhill, since she has attended for the past five years. At school Joysan's pleasing and witty personality has added to the spirit of the school. She is well known to her fellow students as the girl who can talk all of her teachers Qexcept Mrs. Conleej out of pop tests and homework. Although she can act and sing exceptionally well, her favorite pastime is sleeping. Joysan enjoys the languages also, having taken both French and Spanish. Joysan is planning to enter Howard Payne College in Brownwood, Texas, after graduation. There she will major in speech and drama. We are sure that Joysan will achieve success in her college work as well as her goal in later life, M. VMNJ- J' 4,- NDOH 't Lez Go., Rag Mop Smack Dab in the Middle Good Golly, Miss Molly 1 Gourmet Club 57,58 Girls' Club 57,58 Junior Red Cross History Award 57 Linz Pin 57 Greenhill Award 57 Traffic Council Represent- ative 56,57 Disarmament Seminar in Washington and New York 57 Business Manager of The Cavalcade Cheerleader 57 Junior Favorite Wittiest Senior Girl MARY ALEVA COX Mary Aleva Cox, better known to her many friends at Greenhill as Mollie, came laughingly through the portals of Greenhill in the fall of '56 from Woodrow Wilson. Be- cause of her carefree and friendly personality, she has become a favorite with her classmates. But her friends know, also, that Mollie has a studious attitude that has placed her tops with the teachers and kept her at the top of the Honor Roll both her Junior and Senior years. Mol1ie's passion for her horse Christmas has just recently been replaced by her new yellow Ford that accompanies her everywhere. The students at Greenhill will be sorry to see this witty senior graduate and leave to attend Rollins College in Florida, but we know that she will be as successful there as she was here. Aim N in, 'N I KL-.1079 Experience Unnecessary lm 354 1 As AV if Ll iii Os r Lost M y Mfqdf, Y OU Send M G My Fair Lady Gourmet Club 56,57 Fishing Club Co-Captain of the Football Team 57 3 Year Letterman G Association Sophomore Favorite Vice President of Student Council Vice President of Senior Class Secretary of the Traffic Commission Co-Sports and Art Editor Wittiest Senior Boy Senior Favorite Most Valuable Player Mr. Quarterback BURGESS DICKEN Buzz, the Roar of the Senior Class, is truly one of the greatest boys in the history of Greenhill, He came to the school from Highland Park in '55, and since that time has never ceased to amuse everyone. He always seems to have someone's attention, mostly girls, with his crazy cartoons and winning personality. ln spite,of his sometimes maddening impressions on the faculty, he has gained their affection. Buzz has had a leading part in all the school activities, being a hard-working foot- ball captain, an excellent basketball player, Vice President of the Student Council, and an active member of the Gourmet Club. No one can keep this boy down in a game. and his ability to make humorous the gravest situations will, we know, be of great use to him at Trinity University. fm- fi, i '00 A N. cj Star Eyes Mad, M ad Wor ld!! High Society Day Dreaming Girls' Club Junior Red Cross Best Looking GENE ELLEN HARRISON Ellen Harrison came to Greenhill from Highland Park High School at the beginning of her Junior year. She wasted no time in gaining many friends with her sweet disposition and winning personality. Ellen can be identified by her pretty blue Chevvy convertible, which she says has been wonderful company since she outgrew her old green Schwinn. Ellen enjoys reading so much that in her spare time one can usually find her lounging in the Senior Room with a book. We at Greenhill wish Ellen success at Trinity University whgre she P13115 to majgr in Interior Decorating, 17' ea up .1 QUT ri QC' 'n .vb bfi, 4,-.'g6, -5.-l L 'QC Jw , o t. A A Sweet Old Fashioned Girl Steam Heat Doing What Comes Naturally' How Important Can It Be Girls' Club Junior Red Cross Gourmet Club Annual Staff JANET CAROL HOGGE ' Janet came to Greenhill in her Junior year from Garland High School, Although she has quite a distance to travel each morning, Janet seems to be the earlybird of the Senior Class, Her cabin at Lake Lavon has been a favorite spot for many of our parties. Thanks a lot, Janetg we will remember the swell times we had there for many years to come. Janet's sewing talents make us all green with envyg we wish that we could have so many pretty clothes. We hope that Janet will do well when she goes to Christian College where she will major in homemaking, 1.25 Butter Fingers Hot Rod Queen Talking Is A Woman 'S Marvelous Gourmet Club Girls' Club Annual Staff Traffic Commission 57 Most Intelligent Girl 1957-58 MARY PAUL LINDSEY HUTCHISON Lynn is a new addition to Greenhill, coming from Highland Park at the beginning of her Senior year. Her vivacious personality soon made her a well-liked member of the school. She is respected by everyone for her excellent grades, which have won her optional study hall all year. Because of Lynn's delight in chattering, the Seniors have nicknamed her Miss T alkative. One of Lynn's major talents is sewing, and she plans to go to Texas Tech to study designing. We all feel that she will be successful, IQ.-:ri x , 5- ' qff , 'lu' I. Y lf Sound Off 11 Get af sob., H Who Wants to be a Millionaire Gourmet Club Finalist in 56 Gourmet Club Contest Co-Captain of Football Team 55 Captain of Football Team 56 3 Year Letterman G Association Treasurer of the Sophomore Class President of the Junior Class Junior Favorite Latin Award 57 GEORGE I ON ES George entered Greenhill in his Freshman year and quickly became a permanent fixture in the activities and social life of the school. George played a big role in the school's sports program, lettering for three years and being a captain of the football team for two years. George's devotion to his drums will in all probability develop into a distinguished career in the musical field, Everyone at Greenhill will miss George and his silly antics that keep everybody happy and laughing. To George, we wish all the best luck in his work at North Texas State College, Oooh, What a Doll Are You Sincere Hey, School Girl Teenage Queen Girls' Club Junior Red Cross Gourmet Club Co-Chairman of Devotional C om mittee Editorial Staff l 1 l w LINDA KAMENS Linda carne from Thomas Jefferson to Greenhill in her Junior year, and has made a iine addition to the student body. She has been active in all the school activities, a member of the Gourmet Club, a member of the Annual Staff, and co-chairman of the Assembly Devotional Committee, In her spare time she has taken part in Little Theater work and has taken turns at dancing and singing, Having traveled a lot, she is a good conversationalist and often spouts foreign phrases to her friends in the Senior Room. Linda plans to attend Emerson College in Boston where she will major in theater arts, We all wish her the best of luck in her career, and hope we will see her in movies someday, 6 9 fx, A I 1 N, 3' 019 C016 I'11 Never Let You Go Win or Lose Fishing Club Annual Staff Assistant Sports Editor G Association Co-Captain of the Foot- ball Team 56 Co-Captain of the Foot- ball Team 57 VERNON SCOTT KNEESE Scott Maverick is Greenhill's best known cowboy, He entered the school in the spring of '56, His interest in all things western led Scott to forsake his gringo ways for Spanish. He has been a tremendous asset to the football team, and he served as co-captain for two seasons. We know that the Fishing Club will miss Scott's dry humor on their trips to the Coast, Scott will go to Texas University, where his genial personality will surely win him a place in the hearts of his classmates. xv ,QS 91060 66 0 650 QW Hot Rodder Tr ,H Q Z, .,Ra Ullchy '59 ebb' Gourmet Club Fishing Club Co-Captain of Football Team 57 4 Year Letterman G Association Mr. Touchdown Traffic Commission 57 French Award 57 Vice President of Junior Class President of Sophomore Class President of Senior Class President of Student Council Co-Sports and Art Editor of Cavalcade Most Intelligent Boy of the Senior Class Best Looking Boy of the Senior Class RONALD JAMES LOWRY Ronnie entered Greenhill in the spring of '54 from San Marcos Military Academy. Being skilled at sports as well as school work, Ronnie has achieved a high scholastic rating for himself as well as being a four year Letterman. lt is a well-known fact that his outstanding ability for cartooning has won him the admiration of the entire student body along with the faculty. Ronnie plans to enter Texas Tech and study electrical engineering, but also intends to leave time for his favorite sport, football, Because of his diligence and his warm personality, we are assured that he will build his future successfully. 11-U11 Never Qu Wait and See Ler You Go.. Something's Gotta Give Come Fly With Me Gourmet Club Fishing Club MARSHALL NEWCOMB, JR. Marshall came to Greenhill in his Senior year, and although he has been with us only a short time, his ready wit has added an extra sparkle to school life. Most of his spare time is devoted to the art of playing his guitar and to working on his shiny blue Cadillac, We often wonder how Marshall Finds time to keep his high grades and spend so much time with his girls. The South will rise again when Marshall enters Louisiana State University in the fall. if: 'N Q N Angel Smile 'Inspfra Lion.. Don't Cry Girls' Club Gourmet Club Junior Red Cross Secretary of the Student Council Secretary of the Senior Class Senior Class Favorite MELINDA STEWART Melinda, quiet as a mouse, has managed in her own shy little way to win the love and respect of everyone during her two years at Greenhill. A high spot in the day for all of us is a glimpse of her angelic smile. She is a walking advertisement for all of the exclusive dress shops of Dallas. Melinda is of a retiring and studious disposition, rarely seen without the congenial company of a book. To her, we wish all the luck, success, and happiness that we know she will find. odo Q Q? What 'Cha Gonna Do I Could Have Danced A11 N1ght South of the Border Hard I0 GCI Football 57' G Association 1 Year Letterman Biology Award 57 Citizenship Award 56 KENNARD CRAFT THOMPSON Craft, after a two year absence, re-entered Greenhill in 1955 from Highland Park High School. Being a studious and calm person, he is perhaps the only boy in the '58 class who has tried to stay clear of trouble. 'Tiger Thompson played football for the Hornets for the first time this year, Opponents' coaches always said, 'Who was that number 61 out there? He slowed us down quite a bit. That was our boy, Tiger, Greenhill wishes Craft a lot of luck in his college education. Good luck, Craftie! Al Nr Q! 'NIR .0.0.a X 4...L.- fr? ' Eff ':l, 354 Rip It Up Sixteen Tons Sweet and Gentle The Joker Football 56,57 G Association 1 Year Letterman Treasurer of the Junior Class Treasurer of the Senior Class i 2 5 3 5 2 9 a 5 Q GEORGE RANDOLPH WEYL Randy, Mr, Muscle Man, himself, began his studies at Greenhill in the spring of '57, Belying his rough physique, he was a fine gentleman and a favorite personality of the Senior Class, Randy's outstanding ability as a football player gave the team a boost. His Football Scholarship to Oklahoma University was well deserved. Goodbye, Randyg we will miss you here at Greenhill. 3.345 e - x is I J,- Sweet Little Sixteen' I Was the One I've Been Thinking SO G00d Girls' Club Junior Red Cross Gourmet Club Winner of Gourmet Holly- wood Contest 1957 Winner of Gourmet San Antonio Contest 1955 Traffic Council 55,56,57 Disarmament Seminar to Washington and New York 57 Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class Sophomore Favorite Head Cheerleader 56,57 Gold Cup for Sports Award 56 Pat Henry Award 56 English Award 57 Balfour Award 57 Linz Pins 55, 56,57 Art Editor of Cavalcade 55, 56 Editor-in-Chief of Cavalcade 57, 58 PATRICIA ROSS WOODUL Pat Woodul, Miss Greenhill herself, has entered into everything that has gone on at the school in the three years that she has been here. Pat is known for being chief cook fwinner of last year's Gourmet Club Contestj, and custodian of the Senior Room, as well as being tops scholastically. She is a hard- working cheerleader, editor of our annual, driver of a car pool, and part of all that goes toward making up our school. Patrick, as she often signs her name, has worked so hard with us and for us that she has to bring her own lunch, an ulcer diet, to school. We all hope that this will be cleared up when she enters college next year. WILL We, the Senior Class of 1958, Greenhill School, City of Dallas, County of Dallas, State of Texas, in the United States of America, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the following items to those who are in the most dire need of our bequests: We give and bequeath, freely and without hesitation or reservation, to the members of the Junior Class, our rightful heirs, those valuable assets: our influence over members of the facult our sometimes uncontrollable wit, and that hallowed sanctuary--the Senior Room. We also leave to the Junior Class a can of stain and paint remover, which we are sure they will be able to put to good use in the much needed repair of the Senior Room, To the Sophomore Class we leave our worldliness and our numerous alibis in the hope that the class will put them to uses befitting their worthiness. To the Freshman Class we leave our ability to forget about those important tests the night before and our shining example of how to disregard the advice of teachers and threats against tardiness. IT EM I, Joysan Beene, leave my ability to talk Mrs. Baldy out of tests to my brother, Benny, who can more than use it. ITEM: I, Mollie Cox, leave my daddy-long-legs to Marie Stanfield. ITEM: I, Buzz Dicken, leave everyone alone, at last, ITEM: ITEM: ITEM: ITEM: IT EM: ITEM ITEM: IT EM: ITEMf IT EM ITEM ITEM: I, Ellen Harrison, leave my used paper bound books to Nancy Baughman, who can use a new supply. I, Janet Hogge, leave my old boat motors to anyone who can use them and doesn't mind the loss of a leg or two. I, Lynn Hutchison, leave my strained vocal chords to Frances Outler, who doesn't really need them. I, George Jones, leave my perfect attendance record to Dottie Williams, I, Linda Kamens, leave my ability to arrive at all appointments on time to Kay Killian. I, Scott Kneese, leave my Colt 4-5 and my genuine Wyatt Earp hat to the Dallas Historical Society. I, Ronnie Lowry, leave my way with the women to Tom Martin. I, Marshall Newcomb, leave my mental abilities to Larry Nichols. I, Melinda Stewart, leave my angel smi1e to Jay Crisford in hope that ne will use it to the best advantage, I, Craft Thompson, leave my flower garden and my hikes up Flag Pole Hill to Bob Harris. I, Randy Weyl, leave my muscles to Troy Bateson. I, Pat Woodul, leave the Senior Room broom to the future janitor of that model of interior decoration. Finally we do name and appoint as sole executor of this, our last will and testament, Mrs. Baldy, In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1958, the testators, have set our hand and seal on this the first day of June, 1958 :M QW. 71: ' 1- ' 96'e5 f8 ?J FDLQKQ- A Wmwweb J, 1 vb 9 44 vv -S vv 4 799' T: V 09 A P Q A PROPHECY PARIS--MARCH 1, 1968 VOICE OF TODAY. . . LINDA KAMENS, REPORTER, LONDON TIMES There's one thing wonderful about a job like mine . . . we really do get around . . . never a dull moment. When my editor gave me my last assignment, little did I dream that I would just about literally cover the globeg that I would go by plane, train, boat, and oxcart to the far corners of the world. Last week in Paris I ran into Mrs. Baldy, our language teacher at the old Greenhill School in Dallas. Imagine my surprise to learn that she is now teaching at the Sorbonne. Good old Baldy, she deserves the best. While we cafe au lait'd at a sidewalk cafe, we jabbered constantly about the happenings of the past ten years. Ihad these all rolled up in my notes of LIFE IN AMERICA columns, which I was just completing for the London Times. There were incidents about hundreds of people in my columns, of course, but she thumbed anxiously through for names from the old Cavalcade. It was no surprise to her to learn that Mollie Cox is considered the outstanding fashion model in New York, and that her private secretary had told me that she was booked for six months in advance. It's a wide, wide world for a slim, slim girl. Proud owners of BUZZ-RON, INC. are Buzz Dicken and Ronnie Lowry. They appear in the 1968, WHO'S WHO as the competition that caused the fall of Walt Disney's empire. Handsome Ronnie and dashing Buzz are famed for their unique sound effects . . . and such clever animation! I Here's a tasty morsel - Sunny California is now being enjoyed by the new Air Force wife, Mrs. Mary Lindsey Hutchison Flower. While her husband, now a top General, is attending to his S, A.C, duties, she lounges on the beach with her ten curly-headed children, He says he's lonely away from Dallas, but Craft Thompson seemed a natural in Hollywood, I saw him at the Brown Derby surrounded by drooling, devastating blondes, and he told me that the hardest thing he had to do was to say no instead of I do. Well, oh well, hasn t Randy Weyl done well for himself? Coach Weyl is now considering which of the offers made to him by Oklahoma and Greenhill School for Boys and Girls to accept. As both are his alma maters, it is hard for him to decide which of these two great football teams merit his direction, When we got this far in our reminiscing, Mrs, Baldy had a surprise for me. She had been a week-end visitor at the Riviera chateau of the Prince and Princess Mocambo. She is the former Miss America, Ellen Harrison. Good casting, she said . . . and she should know. Once in a while, a new star explodes on the cinema screen, Now it is Scott Kneese, the leading man in a revival of an old television character. . . Maverick, I believe, When Ioysan Beene comes over to Paris next week, the three of us plan to have a get-to- gether. We shall be so anxious to hear about her debut as Madame Butterfly. She will rest a while before appearing at LaScala, Elsa Maxwell told me that her visit herehis eagerly awaited by the international set. A V And now, Pat Woodul has reached her goal, at last, She has just dedicated the building she designed in Boston. Aw shucks, Mrs. Baldy knew about that, too, for it is the only one of its kind in the world. . . a thirty story bamboo Teahouse. . . open only in August. Although the famed Texas oil industry dropped to insrgnificance rn 58 the great oil magnet of today Marshall Newcomb, Jr , with his clever manipulations brought the industry back to rts home state Here is a real Texas scoop It seems that news hasn t reached Paris yet that Melinda Stewart has been made principal of a Dallas charm school of high merit The name of the school? Cool Charm what goes on in Texas wouldn t be complete for us without chatter about Janet Hogge She and her husband have a deluxe fishing lodge that is a haven for the people who make the news actors, wrrters, politicians, and even tired reporters I must remember to make my reserva tion 1 Speaking of people in show b1z I hear success doesn't come easy in the record business, but George Jones cabled me that after the long pull he has Just received his Gold Record for the million selling platter of Taboo I ll wager this talented fellow will soon be eating from gold platters Mrs Baldy and I considered this a wonderful treat our meeting our reminiscing We successful class of 58 made us want to see them We both promised that we would try to bring them together some nme soon somewhere Then we would talk, we would laugh, we would hope Heard LTL the Senior Room Ronnie I'm a mental grant Lynn Yakety yak yak yak Mollie Buzz, you're a roar Ronme, you're hateful Buzz None of your lip Pat Myself I I George Careful of my wrist, boys, remember the drums Scott DRAW l I m the fastest gun ahve Randy Hey, chick Joysan Please, not another test today Linda I m so o o o tired! Melinda - Oh please, don't take my picture. Janet - I had MORE fun on my date last night. Craft - Anybody for a hike? The butterflies are beaut1ful. Marshall - Lefty, Scarr . . . Ellen - I don't know. . . . . . . . , , . hated to end our visit, but the wee morning hours were slipping by. Talking about the whole SENIOR S UPER LAT! VES b RONNIE Lowmr and ELLEN HARRISON Best Looking ,Beauty and the Beasts, M, M BUZZ DICKEN and MOLLIE COX D0 You Need Any HeQU? wmiesf SENIOR S UPERLA T I VE l f KMMWHWS BUZZ DICKEN and MELINDA STEWART FBVOIIICS 'KmwRMV RONNIE LOWRY and LYNN HUTCHISON Most Intelhgent PI' 9 99 I 5 5 5 3 ! 5 5 E 2 S S an 3 E 2 3 595 11 E 3 ,S ze S Q QQ S S N' 6 School Daze GREENT ILL WELCOMES MID TERM STUDENTS RANDY COOPER Sophomore BICKLIN EUBANKS, IR. Sophomore SHEFFIE KADANE Seventh Grade JOHN SMITH Seventh Grade MARVIN YANOF E1ghth Grade TOM DAVIS Fourth Grade 3 E 2 4 5 1 3 1 2 5 R i E H Q 2 NANCY BAUGHMAN DOUGLAS HOAG BOB HARRIS TOM MARTIN KAY KLLLIAN Secretary-Treasurer LARRY NICHOLS President S , ,HAI FRANCES OUTLER MARIE STANFIELD DOTTIE WILLIAMS PATRICIA SHIPLEY Vice President Benny Beene Vice President Tommy Cox Jay Crisford President F John Muhlfeld Richard Stanley Melinda Wood Kay Wiley Secretary-Treasurer FW B111 Agmch Vickie Davis Stanley Crossman Troy Bateson Roger Harris ml Wm Floyd Johnston Vivian McC1anahan Marilou Leftwich Secretary-Treasurer Tim Kane David Mitchell Vice President Bobbie Neilson Karen Marie Ohlweiler Penny Ray Frank Schultz Bill Ware Ray Wright President ?l x 5 6 e if 3 S 3 if if 3 55 za if 3? M5 X x -wal 'D CA VALCADL 5 1 2 'J . fx f - Dead11ne? What Z 4 X Y N -es l Qu deadline ? Editor-in-Chief - - Editorial Staff - - Snapshot Editor - - - Art Editors - - Sports Editors - - Business Manager - - Bookkeeper ---- School Photographer - - Sponsor ------- PHOTOGRAPHY - - - 1, 55 Q 5 P 2 sr i STAFF - PAT WOODUL ' ' ' IOYSAN BEENE LYNNE HUTCHISON LINDA KAMENS LARRY NICHOLS - - JANET HOGGE - - BUZZ DICKEN RONNIE LOWRY ' BUZZ DICKEN SCOTT KNEESE RONNIE LOWRY ' ' ' MOLLIE COX - - CRAFT THOMPSON - - - RAY WRIGHT - - MRS. BALDY - - JOHN W. GAY STUDIO 5 Chain Gang THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Stud which serves as an advisory council and concerns itself chiefly with the problems of the school, ent Council is a representative organization of the students The council, under the able direction of Mr. Fulton, has accom- plished much to further a happy relationship between the faculty and students, Ronnie Lowry has served and Molly Fulton, Secretary. as President, Buzz Dicken, Vice President, Other members are: Melinda Stewart, Larry Nichols, Bob Harris, Ben Jacobs, and Ray Wright. ! 4-QI --.1 mi i-OQJHIIP-ml IHY lfu -ll l s Ill.. I01l!Z7lli1UZ Ll Ready, Willing and Able Nl?ar i0xm ag.-rf ' Fis Pt' 99 FISHING CL UB The Greenhill Fishing Club, under the leadership of Mr. Hunt, had another successful year. During the Thanksgiving holidays, Mr, Hunt with seven boys took off for the coast on a four-day trip. It was so successful that in February another trip with four boys was planned, On the second trip there was rain the first day, but the second was beautiful and sev- eral nice fish were caught. Other small trips to nearby lakes were made by the club and many fish were caught. THE CA VALCADER Standing: Janet Hogge Melinda W d , oo , Joysan Beene, Lynne Hutchison, Melinda Stewart, Molly Fulton, Karen Ohlweiler, Mollie Cox, Vickie Davis, Linda Karnens, Marie Stanfield, Penny Ray, Mrs. Conlee Seated: Vi 'a M ' ' ' ' ' V1 n cClanahan, Margie Russell, Dotue Williams, Marilou Leftwich, Ellen Harrison. The Cavalcaders, more commonly known as the Girls' Club, is an organization com- posed of Upper School girls interested in furthering the goodwill which pervades the Greenhill atmosphere, Among the projects for the year have been sales of homemade candy to raise money to send CARE packages abroad and extensive work for the Junior Red Cross, OFFICERS KAY KILLIAN ------------ ----- P resident NANCY BAUGHMAN - - ---- Vice President MARIE STANFIELD - - - - Secretary-Treasurer MRS, C ONLEE ---- ------- S PODSOI 5 M The Great Pretenders ' ' Nw 'Let the Good Times Roll 1957 Spring Tryp The 1957 Spring Trip was a tremendous success. Everyone looked forward to it with anticipation. We toured the capital, Baton Rouge, and the University of Louisiana, as well as other points of interest en route to New Orleans, In the famous old city, we visited the well- knovm French Quarter, Lake Pontchartrain, Audubon Park, and took a ride on the river boat down the Mississippi, To sum it all up, this was a vacation we will all remember! Fl' Way Down Yonder in New Orleans The 1 95 7 Gourmet Contest 'Yum- Yumf' On the evening of the twenty-first of March a riot of excitement reigned as the participants of the Annual Junior Gourmet Contest brought their exotic dishes to the gaily decorated auditorium hoping to win the coveted prize of a trip to Hollywood! Among the many entrants was a peacock handsomely bedecked in all its plumage. Excitement was rampant as the judges carefully examined each dish not only for eye -appeal, but for unusual taste and texture, Finally six contestants were chosen: Bob Becker, Mollie Cox, Charles Freeman, Larry Nich- ols who, although ill, had prepared his entry and sent it by Mrs. Nichols, Helen Smith, Pat Woodul - each of whom received a ceramic coffee warmer. These semifinalists appeared on Mr. David Wade's Saturday evening Gourmet Program in order to determine the final winners of the Grand Prize. At assembly time on April 10, the winners were announced, Pat Woodul and Larry Nichols were the fortunate two who on April 21 set out for a week of fun and excitement, as well as education, with Mr. and Mrs, Wade in Hollywood, SEMIFINALISTS Bob Becker, Pat Woodul, Mrs. Nichols ffor LarrYl. Mollie Cox, Helen Smith, Charles Freeman, IUDGING THE CONTEST SPONSORS Mrs. Coulee Mr. Wade Mr. Henry pillar HQLL YW0019 fi E2 LE 5 Z2 2 2 Q 5 Q 5' ,Wa CalQfornia, TRIP Here W 1957 Awards Valedictorian Salutatorian Balfour Award Byrd Award Greenhill Award De Lay Award Citizenship Award Temco Award Biology Award Algebra I Award Math Award History Award Government Award Spanish Award French Award French Award Latin Award English I Award English Award Physics Award Chemistry Award Texas Chemical Council Award Linz Pins Jeanne Marie Robertson Steve Davis Pat Woodul Fred Merrill Mollie Cox Larry Nichols Craft Thompson David Rogers Larry Nichols Molly Fulton Dave Rogers Mollie Cox Steve Davis Jeanne Marie Robertson PAT WOODUL Balfour Award English Award Linz Pin THA T'LL BE IEANNE MARIE ROBERTSON Valedictorian Larry' Nichols Spanish Award Ronnie Lowry George Jones Melinda Wood Pat Woodul Fred Merrill David Rogers David Rogers Mollie Cox Steve Davis Molly Fulton Larry Nichols David Rogers Pat Woodul '7 MOLLY FULTON Algebra I Award Linz Pin THE DA Y LARRY NICHOLS De Lay Award French Award Biology Award Linz Pin MELINDA WOOD English I Award , DAVE ROGERS Temco Award Math Award Chemistry Award Texas Chemical Council Award Linz Pin STEVE DAVIS Sa luta torian Government Award Linz Pin FREDDIE MERRILL A Byrd Award Physics Award MO LLIE COX Greenhill Award History Award Linz Pin GEORGE JONES Latin Award RONNIE LOWRY French Award i'CQ.:d -.i1 3 1 . 1 ll-int iliili wfli li 11:1 11 A. II-.l11 1 Dedicated to You Presentation ofthe 1957 Ccwaleade Junior-Senior Party Party Timeu Commencement The Last 1957 ' L Dance Danceg' IJ. Back r0W: M. Klepak, D. Rogers, J. Henry, C. Freeman, J. Moore, J. Jenkins, C. Eschenfelder, S. Davis, B. Becker, F. Graduation Dayv Charge to Merrill. Front row: I. M. Robertson, N. Ventura, Marta May, M. V. Wilcoxson. ., ,- g-,1-,,NQ:f,. .,.., , ' ,. .,.., lf.. 3 5 V 1 3 31+ Signs M N K mm Q fm E in wa-2, -wb xiivwwggigiigw M w Q ww was K w.-rf' 5 15 Q, 1 f 435 I wwfgfm ,Sf M wg. we in Srw 93115 asf gig ww 8 2 91 sk ,H M Q Q 'Sw-img S1 , X f 4, wsiwmf xE,SK,mXE,5'X ffgf' 5 Axim f I gamgiavs 3,945 sfiwsfe 5 m,,sQ,qw ,, , S Sayfw m S, mms we aw A gi 3 M 'H' 1 Reign, bw '14 E Qu A Hire as W 5 ww 5 in 1 1 ,mm ,X WR E53 Q, Vg Q, M fu my ,Y ' 5, N Sf w 5 N . ,-gg-:gf ,Q f uxeifldi 12141 21,21 A E- A KV V if '1 542 1:-1-its M, :- '- m A A -A 15511155 .. 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Members of the club appeared frequently on Mr. Wade's television program, The Gourmet, each pre paring his favorite food. The highlight of the year is an annual contest which takes place in March or April every year. All members are urged to participate in preparing gourmet recipes. The winners of this contest are rewarded with a trip to Hollywood with Mr, and Mrs. Wade. 7gQ,b6fo.5 Goody Goody THE RANCH PA R T Y 1 5 , Home on the Range THE GN ASSO CIA TION -1.-.4 The G Association is an organization of all the boys who have lettered in fo tb o a11, basketball, and baseball. Its main aims are the advancement and enc ouragernent of participation in all letter sports. The officers are: Ronnie Lowry, Presidentg Buzz Dicken, Vice President- and Benn I Y Beene, Secretary-Treasurer, 5 Stout-hearted Men fl FOOTBALL BANQ UET BUZZ DIC KEN RANDY WEYL JOHN MUHLFELD 5 N SCOT T KNEESE CRAFT THOMPSON Also Lettered: Ronnie Lowry, Larry Nichols, Troy Bateson, Bill Agnich, Ray Wright, Bill Ware, Tim Kane, Benny Beene, Chip Johnston, David Mitchell, and Stanley Crossman, BASKETBALL BANQ UET John Muhlfeld, Ben Jacobs, Richard Stanley, Buzz Dicken, Bob Harris, Ronnie Lowry, Denny Dennis, Ray Wright, Bill Agnich, Chip Johnston, Coach Lemmons. BILL AGNICH BUZZ DICKEN BOB HARRIS BEN JACOBS RONNIE LOWRY JOHN MUHLFELD RICHARD STANLEY RAY WRIGHT On March 13, at Sammy's Inwood restaurant, the first annual Basketball Banquet took place. The speaker of the evening was Jack Arnold, former basketball star at U,C, L, A, and at present a student at the Dallas Theological Seminary, Eight boys received their letters and were entertained by a movie featuring the S,M,U, basketball team, 'It's All in the Game F UUT BALL JAY CRISFORD TEX KNECHT STANLEY CROSSMAN BENNY BEENE End Tackle Guard Center Most Valuable Player BUZZ DICKEN Tri-Captains: RONNIE LOWRY SCOTT KNEESE BUZZ DICKEN with COACH CARLSON BUZZ DICKEN SCOTT KNEESE JOHN MUHLFELD BEENE and MUHLFELD Quarterback T ackle T ackle Buddies RONNIE LOWRY DOUG HOAG LARRY NICHOLS RANDY WEYL Right Halfback Left Halfback Fullback Fullbagk DAVID MITCHELL BILL WARE TIM KANE BILL AGNICH Tackle Guard Guard Tackle TROY BATESON Bos HARRIS BOBBY NEtLsoN DAVID PARKER End End End End LINE- UP With high hopes for the coming season two weeks before the beginning of school nineteen boys reported for practice. ln the opening game with Godley on September the thirteenth, Greenhill lost several boys for the season due to injuries. All through the season, however, Greenhill received many praises from opposing coaches and teams on the spirit and good sportsmanship displayed on the field, Our boys played hard in every game and even though the other teams won on points, many were outplayed by the Green- hill Eleven. Jesuit CRAFT THOMPSON RAY WRIGHT I 6SL1it Game Guard Manager Game , BASKETBALL Back row: Coach Lemmons, John Muhlfeld, Bob Harris, Richard Stanley, Front row: Ray Wright, Denny Dennis, Ronnie Lowry, Bill Agnich, Chip Johnston. Not pictured: Buzz Dicken, Ben Jacobs, F' F My ,mmm -Wwwfw... BEN IACOBS, Captain BOB HARRIS RICHARD STANLEY RONNIE LOWRY BUZZ DICKEN RAY WRIGHT JOHN MUHLFELD jr .,,.... ....I'T - Jammu mn A BILL AGNICH CHIP JOHNSTON DENNY DENNIS rmm. wr BASKETBALL 1! AQfJU 'Smack Dab in the Middleaa MOLLIE FULTON VICKIE DAVIS THE CHEERLEADERS For Better or Warsaw S1owpoke MOLLIE COX PAT WOODUL CURLS SPORTS 'Enjoy Yoursey s I z 1 2 E E i s Denny Dennis Martha Lewis Margaret Madden OFFICERS President ------ - ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Vice President ---- - - MARGARET MADDEN Lorraine Muhlfeld Secretary-Treasurer - - - - LORRAINE MUHLFELD Annual Representative - - - - BARBARA WARREN EIGHTH GRADE Elizabeth Robertson Barbara Warren Rick Woodul June Wright Barbara Yates President ------ Vice President - - - - Secretary-Treasurer - Annual Representative Kevin Allen Reagan Dixon Jim Galbraith OFFICERS Mary Bohanon Ricky Harnden Bill Leftwich REAGAN DIXON JIM GALBRAITH CAROLYN MESSITER -' - - RICKY HARNDEN EVENTH GRADE Carolyn Messiter Penny Nichols Philip Lindsey Linda Pope Barbara Rogers Elliot Betts Pattie Carruth John Caruth Bro Halff OFFICERS President ---- ------ - - SIDNEY JACOBS Sidney Jacobs Vice President ---- - - PATTIE CARRUTH Secretary-Treasurer - - ----- BRO HALFF Annual Representative - - - - NICKIE WARREN SIXTH GRADE Ward Lynde Siansel Stephens Phil Verrill Nickie Warren Susan Pat Bevan Michael Conlee Jeanne Cooper Ronnie Feilding Elizabeth Anne Fulkerson Teddy Galbraut Laura Lee Gordon Jen Jenkins FIFTH GRADE Laurie Lewins Robin Madden Eric Muirhead Chris Price Chris Schultz Io Ed Smith Jonathon Starr Greenhill Pin RAY WRIGHT French Award Greenhill Pin MARGARET MADDEN Ronnie Freeman Award A WA Ronnie Freeman Award RAY WRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP Eighth Grade MARILOU LEFTWICH Seventh Grade BARBARA WARREN Sixth Grade RICKY HARNDEN Fifth Grade BRO HALFF CITIZENSHIP Eighth Grade JUNE WRIGHT MARILOU LEFTWICH Citizenship Seventh Grade JUNE WRIGHT Sixth Grade JOHN JENKINS Fifth Grade DAVID HICKS MIKE MADDEN Greenhill Pin Wanted JOHN JENKINS Citizenship DS FRENCH AWARD Marilou Leftwich Ray Wright GREENHILL PINS Jimmy Adler Marilou Leftwich Mike Madden Ray Wright Barbara Warren Dick Fine Margaret Madden Ricky Harnden Claire Braude Bro Halff Nickie Warren John Caruth PERFECT ATTENDANCE Stanley Crossman Marilou Leftwich Vivian McC1anahan Elizabeth Robertson Penny Nichols The Money Tree won by the Fifth Grade RICKY HARNDEN Scholarship Greenhill Pin BRO HALFF S cholarship Greenhill Pin RAY WRIGHT and MARILOU LEFTWICH French Award French Award Ronnie Freeman Greenhill Pin Greenhill Pin Scholarship Perfect Attendance NICKY WARREN Greenhill Pin CANHTTRECHRLS SPRING PARTIES ggfwg MSM I Let the Good Times Rolf, The Seventh Grade football team, coached by Mr. Phillips, had a successful year both in winning games and in having fun. 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Leftwich, Marilou LA 6-7318 S 1 B 3701 Normandy Lipscomb, Jon EM 1-7989 5 ' 3561 Marquette Lowry, Ronnie 1 DA 1-2135 HN. Lurusk LANE 9706 Galway Drive Em-8,52 59 Martin, Tom DA 1-2715 M If 6956 Lakeshore Drive Aw' MMM McC1anahan, Vivian LA 6-2796 5 3700 Shenandoah N Mitchell, David FL 2-1804 W 4, 4806 Bluff View Road 6 Mulfffgd' WH. EM 87817 wh Pkfsmc LADIES FPFRAL Yamini DALLAS Neilson, Bobby WH 6-0458 1929 Mayflower Drive Newcomb, Marshall EM 1-5720 9914 Hathaway pafio geaufy Safari NlCl'1OlS, Laffy AD 9-1777 10751 PRESTON ROAD 12100 Preston Road TELEPHONE EMERSQN 1-6198 Ohlweiler, Karen FL 7-7947 9916 Ontario Outler, Frances EM 1-7449 6019 Lakehurst Parker, David EM 1-2357 0 24 10311 Lennox Lane . , um. I-omg: Lnuf V ATIQM Ray, Penny EM 1 7316 DALLAS Suppues 2812 Purdue Schultz, Frank FL 1-5162 4644 Park Lane I shipley. 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